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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
Country Residence for sale
near GaliipOlis, two Miles
from the SQUaYe.

'TNHAT well known residence Of the late
Il Prof, Robert Conner previously known
as the Richard Raadsl FaFm) on the Mil
creek road.
The Farm contains one hsndred and nine-
teen acres Of rich land suitably divided into
plOw, meadow, and pasture, well supplied
with good spring and branch water for Stock.
Plenty of Wood for the Farm. The hill land
Is underlaid with good Coal which sells
readily at Gallipolis. There is enc bank in
good working order, vein sbont two feet
thick. thrifty young orchard of choice
Apple, Peach, and Peas trees in bearing.
Small Fruits Of every variety, about half an
acre Of Vineyard five years old.
I The buildings are q well finished brick
dwelling Of six rooms and hall, ten feet wide.
extending from front ~ back ehsmber the
whole size of the house, two good cellars,
well Of good water. Large log barn and out
buildings. Also on the premises three log
tenant houses which now rent for ten dollars
per month. Title indisputable. Enquire Of
MRS. c. CONNOR, on the premises,
or r. H. FARRANT corner of .. III
Creek and liver Roads.
Aug. "a, le65.--tf. ..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
For Sale.
Strayed or Stolen.

IRON the Farm Of Mrs. Jolley. on the
Il 24h of Aug, one dark brown Mare. ten
years old, about is hands high, has white
spot in the forehead; has seam on the inside
of her right fore foot, caused by cork; has
shoes, all rocRd; new shoe on left fore foot;
has one or more white feet. -.--.-- 81.
ANY one giving information or returning
her, win be suitably rewarded.
WM. II. BILLINGS.
Galipolis, Aug, 3l,-3w.s .s- r-rEN
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sherIn,s ProcIama tion.

DR0CLAMATI0N is hereby made 10 all
i the Qualified voters of Gallia county
Ohio, that general election will be held as
required by law on Tuesday the 10 day Of
October A. D. 1865, at the several places Of
holding elections, in said county of alba, at
which time the following officers are 10 be
chosen viz a - O.
STATE TIoKET-0ne Governor; one Lieu
tenant Governor; one Site Treasurer; one
Supreme Judge; long term, one Supreme
Judge, short term, one Attorney General;
one School Commissioner; one Clerk Of the
Supreme Court, one BOar1 Of Public Works.
DIsrRIcr TIcKEr.-0ne State Senator; one
Judge Of Common Pleas Court.
GALLIA County TIcKEr.-0ne Representa-
tive; one Treasurer; one Clerk of the Court:
one Sheriff; one States Attorney: one Com,
missioner; one County Surveyor; one Coroner;
one Infirmary Dire:tor; for three years, one
Infrmary Director for years. ssss
The Trustees Of the several townships in
said county Of Gallia are requested to return
the following number of urors for their
respective townships as required by law viz; /;
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
Nix. EDF7oR:

MR. EDPfoR: OF"
-ls ss Twas private in Capt, c. c.
Afeshfre's company in the three
months service. AT the time ofenlist-
mept, Luther Vance took my name
down, and i thought he was to be
Captain. He often called the roll,
and told Us he was going along, and
his name wss called out too. How
it come he didn't go j can't tell, un-
less it was because both gentleman
couldn't be Captain. How did he
get of? Vas he desert.rs / never
heard your name called on any roll;
Yet they say you deserted. l did
hear his ma e., Now why didn't he
goP Thave some good things to say
about that three months service.
Now that the Captain is a candidate
on the Copperhead ticket, its all fair
+ guess, to let it out. ''
1'''s 5''' '.' PATRIOT.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

H Col. ]. H. Montgomery, of
the 33d Ohio, is the Union candidate
for Representative in Gallia County.
The Colonel is one Of the best SOL
diers that entered the army. from
Southern Ohio. II Portsmouth Tribune
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
Notice..

in pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Gallia county Ohio, I win
offer for sale at public Auction, on Saturday,
the 30th day Of Sept, mber, A. d. 1865, at
one O'Clock P. NJ. at the door of the Court
House in Gallipolis, in said Gallia county,
the following described real estate, to-wit:
The North half of lot in the village If Centre
vile, county of Gallia and State of Ohio,
numbered twenty-one, (2l.)
Appraised at $500. Terms Of sale one
third cash in han one-third in one, and
one-third in two years. iron day Of sale, with
payments to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold.
s. \. NASH, Admir-. Of
Z. q. BigelUw, deceased
Aug. 81, IS65.-lw. --
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H Hiram Oliver and John ".
Hartup, the Copperheads who MUIR
dered ]. NJ. Cook, Provost Marshal
of the 18th District of Ohio, and
whose trial has been on hand before
a Military Commission at Cambridge,
Ohio, for some months past, were
convicted on the 9th of August. and
hung at Camp Chase on the 9Th of
Sept. Their guilt was conclusive,
and admitted by them on the scat
fold.
Such are the fruits OF the teach
ings Of Valiandigham, and his crew
for the past four years. Resistance
to the draft, and opposition even to
death, to al Provost Marshals WHO
would enforceit was plainly urged
by the leaders of the Democracy dur
ing thewar. These misguided young
men gave full faith to the doctrine,
committed the deed, and have ended
their career by an3infamous death on
the scaffolda Yet are they intact,
guilty to Tire same extent as those By
whom their passions we're intamed
and fears worked upon, until the
murder was accomplished? Who
can say so truthfully. y.i1if's1o9 sdI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
IN RETAIL DEPARTMENT..

We ean Ishop An anussally fun line Of de-
sirsbfe d RESS GOODS. consisting in part of
-F..5afrs e. ssi7ash zsH.lrsc'ff
FRENCH MERIN0S, ALI COLORS,
ENG. MERIN0S,
WOOL VALENCIAS,
UNION VALENCIAS,
SCOTCH PLAlDS. go
BROCADE LUSTRES, ALL C0LORS.
PLAIN LUSTRES ALL C0LORS. -
PLAIN P0PLINS, Z" p 49,"
FIGURED P0PLINS
C0BURGS, ALL COLORS,
PERSIAN TWILLS, r-l
PRINTED DE LANES,
CALICOES, de-, &c,
ALSO A FINE LOT OF 51 49,.
LONG 4 SQUARE SHAWLS,
CL0AKS, GLOVES 4 HOSIERY.
Our stock Of Carpets is good and embraces
grades from FINE ENG. BRUSSELS 10 the
lowest
We have for men q nice line Of
CLOTHS, CkSSIMERES, s
oVERCoATINGS, ,VESTINGS &c.
We can afford all at night price
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
Fresh Family Groceries,
NOTICE.

7 HAVE fitted up stable on the corner Of
i Fourth and Conrt Street, where anu pre-.
pared to feed horses by the day, week. or
month. Any one in the city or country
leaving their stock with me good attention
will be given, and charges moderate
WIN. II. MCCORMICK.
June, %, I665.-6m. -.-F
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
AuctIoneer,s Notice.

HAVING taken out license ss an Aue
IL tioneer for. Gsllia County, am now pre-
pared to attend 70 any calls that may b
made upon me for that purpose. :. ai
j JONES'.
Patriot Gallia Co, Ohio.
Sept. II, Is65.-3vs. ..-.- .-..-7.
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GALLIA UNION TICKET.

For Representative ~
Col. j. HI. NJ. MONTGOMERY.
For Treasurer, tsi4
ID. II. GATES.
For Clerk, .-I
JOSEPH HUNT. tr
For Sheriff, ai.--f T..
WILLIAM WADDLE.
For District Attorney,
T. w. HAMPTON.
For Commissioner,
AUSTIN BARTON.
For County Surveyor,
JOHN MCCORMICK.
For Coroner,
3 , DR.. G. ID. WALL.
Infrmary Director for 3 years,
JOHN J. POOL.
Infirmary Director for 2 years,
SAMUEL COLE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
Notice.

yNHIs is to notify the public that my wife
i Mahala Jane. has left my bed and board
without cause or .proEoestion. All persons
are therefore notified not to oIhartor or trust
her on my account as viii pay no debts Of
her contracting, -.
IT 's'"'--'fp JOHN LAWLESS.
Sept. H,-6we.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
SlraYed.

TWO white pigs, boar and SOW, no marks,
The finder will be literally rewarded BY re-.
turning the same, to the residence of R. i.
Stewart, on Front street. or by leaving any
information Of their whereabouts at the Jour.
nal Office. --i1ar +
Aug. II, lees. In .
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14
peoial Dispatch to the Cilaciaisii Gazette

Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette
fCoLUxBUs Septenber IL APfos6st
Marshal General Fry has notified
the Governor that the nnumberil of
men furnished BY 0hi0 from April
1Z,91s6I, to April 80, 1852 is 3f6, ,8391
men, whose time of service varied
from three months To- three years
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

E The most complete fizzle that
has ever befallen any political party
in Gallia county, was sustained by
the Copperocracy at their Mass
Convention in Gallipolis on last
Saturday. Every means had been
used to get out the Saints, so as to
make q display. The Dispatch
urged Democrats, Conservatives and
returned soldiers to turn out en-
paasse and unite in nominating a
Conservative ticket for county Offices.
We also gave them the benefit of our
columns in repeating their invita-
tions to returned soldiers After
all this drumming for two weeks the
the Convention assembled at the
Court House and as we are informed
stood thus:
Democrats, 0
Conservatives, 0
Returned private soldiers, 0
Copperheads, l3
Returned Officers, candidates,
Boys. to see negro performance, II
Republicans to see the fun, 9
40.
Capt. Alex Vance was called to
the chair, and Capt Henry NJ. On
derdonk appointed Secy. A Com
mittee was appointed to select can
didates for the various county offices
who reported as follows:
Representative, Col. J.L. Vance.
Sheriff, Capt. Sam'l Welker
Treasurer, 1t. H. B. Robinson,
Dist. Attorney, Capt. c. C. Aleshire.
Commissioner, Col. j. j. Bing.
Coroner, DIR. Fletcher. r-.
County Sur, Sergt. E. T. Shepard.
Capt. Vance made a speech on
taking the chair, "Woshekaye" re-
ports that he made no .allusion to
rebels, and judges therefrom that
his former opinions of the Secretary
Of the Convention must have under.
gone some change. s-ai oa-t
Ex-Sheriff Rose, also made q few
remarks informing the Convention
that he had voted for Jackson, and
was therefore q good Union man.
He omitted to state that he had vo-
ted for Vallandigham. The Sheriff 8
remarks were well received, par
tcularly as it looked to outsiders,
that he wanted no Office. Col. j. L.
Vance also delivered him self of q
considerable degree of profound
gratitude for the honor( conferred
upon him in nominating him to rep
resent the county in the Legislature
and pledged himself, if elected to
sustain Democratic principles DC.
On the whole, the Convention was
the merest farce, ever palmed off on
an intelligent people. Very few of
the leading Democrats in Gallipolis
were present, and few at all from
the country. Yet it answers the
purpose, probably designed by the
originators of it, which was to get
certain aspiring gentlemen in such q
position with the Copperhead party
that they could under no circum-
stances flop over to the other side:
In this they succeeded to / erfection.
The Union party considers itself
as highly favored by their homina-
ton, and will pass such q verdict
upon the whole thing on the I'd
Tuesday of Oct, as will show them
Just where they missed it. @sS ~
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LETTERS

DEMAiEING UNCLAIMED in the Post
h Office al, 'GslipOlis, Gallia county,
Ohio,on the 18th day Of September, A. ID. 1900
lE lfGnot called for within one month,
they will be sent TO the Dead Letter Office. .l
fE To obtain any Of these letters, the ap-
plicanf must call for "adoertised ietters,' give
the date Of this list, and pay Sone cent for adj
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

For Photo. Gems. go. to. Shepard
L Hannan's Gallery---Star House.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

E Tn. following from the Irsn-
ton Register, is a well merited tributs
70 osz worthy feloE citizen Hon,
sosspk ssdbu9S Sresss taioi
candida for SAT- Sens this
district His s!sctm is 8 act
BY 'as k!s.s, Vsd
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EVER BROUGHT TO THIs PLACE.


.vi.H... ....f ift --f
The Wholesale Department is entirely sepa-
rate from the Retail. We offer large Stock
of Staple Cotton and Woelen Goods. Notions
and Hats, all ofwhieh were bought East, be-
fore the recent advance, and enables US to
place them to merchant customers as low as
any other regular house in the West. We
cordially invite Country merchants to ex-
anime our Stock Of n; i1.-..
PRINTS, 4 SHEETINGS,
BLEACHED 4 BROWN SHEETINGS,
STRIPES, CHECKS L TICKS,
DOMESTIC GlNGHAMS, .t...g .-.5
PRINTED DE LANES, .r
COTTON FLANNELS, ,...... ..r
WHITE RED, GRAY, AND YELLOW,
BARD OPERA 4 DOMETT ELAHNELS,
KENTUCKY JEANES OF ALL GRADES
SATINETSy
BARD LINSEYS. De. 90 90
Sept. "a, 1865.
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Which notice is given pursuant to law.
Given under my hand at the SheriiFs Office.
in GalliPolis. Ohio. on the 7th day Of Sep.
tember, A. d. 1865.
WILLIAM WADDELL, s. G. G.
Sept. Z, 1865. a-a1
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DRY GOODS.
Fancy Goods.
TRIMMINGS,
SMALL WARE &C.

Which have been selected with great care.
and which will be sold very cheap.
e8- A Trial is solicited. 81
September, If, ls65.-tf.
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RECEIPTS.

'-IT|iT-, RECEIPTS. 4-"E l'
Sale of Farm Products, u s.I4o.s. 81 so
The Directors say:-"But the above
amount does not show the expenses for the
year. as q considerable part Of the products Of
the farm are still on hand, part Of which
will be for sale, none being required for the
use Of the institution" rc. .ssz o. e;ggsa
IL h WM. NASH, Aud G.. @.
Sept. IA, ls65. e.. -. .-.
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COUNTY PooR HORSE.

Abstract Of report Of Directors, for the year
ending September 4th, 1865, to-wit:
No. inmates last report, '- "a
Received for the year, & ..T 1 So
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-09-14

Capt. Alex Vance was called to
the chair, and Capt Henry NJ. On
derdonk appointed Secy. A Com
mittee was appointed to select can
didates for the various county offices
who reported as follows:
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21

whom they can rely The FreedmeH's
Bureau beingseperated from the military
establishment, of the country, requires
all the expense of a separate organiza-
tion. One does not necessarily know
what the other is doing, or what order
they are acting under Ii. seems to me
this could be- corrected By regarding
every officer on duty with troops in the
South asagents of the Freedmen's Bureau
and then distribute all orders from the
head of the Bureau, sent through the
Department c Commissioners This would
create responsibility, and would create
uniformity of action throughout the
South; would insure orders and instruc-
tions from the headquarters of the Bu-
reau being carried out, and wonld relieve
from duty and pay large number Of
employees of the Government.
Ihave the honor TO be very respect
fully, your obediant servant, eHyu-
< .r.-,,s-,E . u. S GRANT,
-zE is-E Lieutenant General.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21

county and parish The evident hostil-
ity of portion of the citizens, and their
ability in the absence of troops and civil
law to outrage or take the life of an
agent, hindered the extending of the
operations, except by occasional in
spections by an officer in connection
with patrol.
The General acknowledges the hearty
support of the department comman-
deis in organizing and carrying out
the plans of the Bureau. The tenure of
the Bureau upon abandoned property is
regarded the same as that possessed by
an actual owner, except that said prop
erty may be restored by competent au-
thority to its former owner. A compari
lively insignificant amount of property
is used as quarters for the teachers and
officers connected with the Bureau and
as hospitals, but, with these exceptions,
all property in the hands of the Bureau
is held as aImeans of revenue by order of
the President The work of restoration
has progressed very rapidly, and it is
probable that when the war terminates
little or no property will remain under
the control of the Bureau.
+, By this policy of restoration the ex.
pectations Of freedmen that land would
be assigned them have been disappoint-
ed, aud difficulty has arisen thereby but
it has been overcome with comparative
ease Much embarrassment, and actual
-suffsrina have resulted from the restora-
tion of property, and as much more will
result from the curtailmemt by
the Bureau of about one fve-hundredth
part only of the entire amount of land in
insurrectiOnary districts, and had the as
signment of it to freedmen been carried
out the Bureau would have been unable
to furnish one acre per family. AS gen.
eral rule it is better to leave the prices
oflabor to be regulated by the demand
Schools have been established, bnt the
hostility to them, by white people, is I'M
disguised. .. -, s.. e.
Congress when it created bureau
made no appropriation to defray its ex-
penses. 1t has, however, received funds
from miscellaneous sources to the amount
of S97, 80 The total amount expended
is S475,S63 Deducting the amount held
by realized bounties, Sll5,263, and the
balance on hand up to October 81, 1868,
available to meet liabilities, ia S3l3,796.
A large amount is held in trust for col
ored soldiers or their families The
breaking up of the old plantation sys-
tenn has necessarily left sick with
little or no medical provision. AS soon as
they earn money and become better
versed than now in the ordinary means
of selfsupport they will doubtless Sc
cure the necessary aid.
From information derived from the re-
ports of military officers. inspectors and
assistant commissioners, General How
ard arrives at general conclusion that
free labor, Notwithstanding the sudden
emancipation and the thousands of
causes of disturbances incident to the
war, will prove successful that the
Freedmen's Bureau, or some substitute
for it of a National character, will have
to be continued, and that the present or
ganization of the Bureau, with the un-
derstanding that it is not to be perfna-
nent. is as good as any he could suggest.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
New York News,

NEW YORK, Dec. 2O-Mr. Joseph Bar
ker, wealthy merchant, aged As years
doing business at las Front street, where
lie had been located for the last twenty
five years, committed suicide yesterday
afternoon in his office, by shooting him
self with pistol, while laboring under
a temporary mental alteration, pro-
duced it is supposed by recent heavy pc
cuniary losses.
Havana advices state that Gonzales,
arrested in Havana as an accomplice in
the Otero murder, in Brookly, has been
released.
Gen. Hooker, to-day, obeyed writ of
Habeas Corpus in case of Martin Thor
wald, the alleged confederate spy and
hotel burner, and he was brought into
the Supreme Court this afternoon by a
military guard US. District Attorney
Dickinson, and Assistant Courteney ap-
peared for Geu. Hooker, and Mr. J, La
roche for prisoner After hearings gsargu-
ment of counsel on both sides, the Judge
adjourned further hearing until Thurs
day Of next week.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
From savaunah-BadS Stale Of Affairs
t- in Georgia.
New YoEK, Dec %.

New YoEK, Dec %.
The Herald's Savannah correspondent
of the 9Th says the late city election
was conducted with great quietness.-
Affairs of the country present gloomy
picture. The country is represented as
being bare of provisions, and the roads
nearly impossible. 1t is extremely diff
cult to induce negroes to labor for any
length OF time, and both they and the
whites are indulging freely in maraud-
ing, thieving and other vices. With the
prOfessed purpose of restoring order,
bands of self-styled regulators have been
formed who have been found guilty of
worse crimes than those they pretend to
be engaged III suppressing Shooting
and hanging of negroes are of such COM
mon occurance as scarcely to excite re-
mark, and they seem determined not to
allow the settlement among them OF
northeners or any other persons who pro-
pose to pay the negroes wages Thanks
giving day was dismal affair, the peo-
pie not clearly perceiving what they
were to give thanks for.
The late elections in Florida are repre-
sented as having been attended with
much excitement and frequent disturban-
ces between the citizens and colored
troops.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
CO-PartnerShip.

- -, NLkbAY, having purchased the interest
S10an ~ Donlon, in the late firm Of Paxton Don
g.. Usebay will continue the Wholesale
u'Nsfy T.Ey Business as heretofore, under the firm
49,. ..s oi Paxton 81 Oglebay, and respectfully
s,. ".SN continuance of the favors heretofore
"'sACsd to the late firm.
N PAXTON & OGLEBAY.
"i'sLns Dec. II, 1865
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
From Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. ia feet
of upwards of two hundred sailing YES
sells are in this harbor wind bound
A row took place in Norfolk, Va, yes
terday, between the Goth New York regi,
ment and the Sd United States colored.
A volley of from ten to twelve muskets
was fired by the Goth New York upon
the colored troops, which was about to
be returned when their officers arrived
and put an end to the disturbance. 1t,
however, threatened AT one time to be
veIy serious Only one colored man was
injured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
JOSEPH ToLIVAR,

Ns!aSlIL DEALER In HATS AND
Va No. Washington Hall, Wheeling,
ocaNs.s constantly on hand a full and
stiS w;n nsssortment Of everything in his line,
,cop" Nm De sold off at the lowest market rates.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
From Nashville.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 10 Raining
all day; still continues; prospect of a
big rise in the river; height of water on
the Shoals eight inches.
Capt. John Lawrence has been ap-
pointed byCeneral Fisk Judge Advocate
to try cases of misdemeanor in which
freedmen were implicated. Notice was
served on Major Brown of his assuming
that duty. This order is approved by
the citizens generally, as the municipal
regulations of the city make it pre-
requisite for officers to arrest people on
suspicion of drunkenness, and niggers on
all real and imaginary offences
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
Fire at Manchester, N. HI.

MANCHESTER, n H Dec, 20-This
morniug fire broke ont in the Now
Hampshire House of Reformation, near
this city, and destroyed all but the brick
walls The inmates, 100 in number, were
rescued, although most of them were
asleep when the fire commenced and ex.
cepting a few who made their escape,
they were removed to the Stark House,
connected with the grounds The build
ing was insured for $4,000 Loss about
$4,000.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
Rire innarenper,, Iowa:

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Dec. 2O-A lire last
evening destroyed the building IN when
the Office was lately located Loss
from $4,000 to 5000; partially insured
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-21
dissolution of Partnership.
NHF PARTNRRsHIP HERETO.

llORE existing between Z, W. Paxton, John
SEa1 aud Crispin Oglebay, under the firm
a-.g Paxton Donlon d Oglebay. was this
a'1sOlved bv mutual consent, by the sale of
u aisrsst OF John Donlon TO the remaining
Rrsi' Who assume all the liabilities, and are
.;ttN to receive all the debts due the said
= E. W. PAXTON,
JOHN EONLON
{. OGLEBAY.
fa,slni Dec 70 1855