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Two story brick awelling q feE eqore nofla q
Isns sfresl eoataislng : ofs rooms
Tsro isrre sad magnificent dwellings, containiog
fscln ID IL ro6isla ~ tae at&Ft
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FOR sAE.R-Two doubls Engines, 90 horse pov-
o. each. new and unsurpassed Tor material, work.
InenshF or performances. with boilers and OH app
sfs'ls leF ssls e 2 Bargain ~ ea2n. q Ffal
salfe a. s cash Faiuatcn.
Apply g sru 2, g scoyEEs Nashville.
FOR sALK. THAT snsirs biock On North side az
Cedar street, between Cherry street and Che a'leF
On the west running thronRh 70 the Theatre
These valuable business l0csllties I'll be sold 10
fronts On both Streets % suit pnftnaaors, and we
offer them ai prices Hisich induces us 20 believe
tlt purchasers may expect an adyaies q 20 per
ron sAAR.--Fba Esr TheatFe. corner Uaioh
nett ne purchaser = per oert zroas per anrtzm.
ron sx1a he pretty Block a sores, sissisn
hlah. q sHsa1flar street oagner % Union street.
nov rested q $685. fhis years rent wiz Be ta-
ken ~ par payment.
Fon skf.E-1ls rrnltssfen red sand stone 'front.'
dwelling. No. o charrh street, with gas, wHteI,
stationary Nasb-tubs, coal house, &c, with an eli
10 the lot reacnine % Spruce street. Possession
vii be gwen specify.
ron sAT.K-The fns fasnlly rssscenee. centrally
and b. adtadlly situated, on tbs north west corner
Of NoFh Flgh and Union Streets. e~
FOR sAI.R-Th double stately Mansiea nov o.
cupied ~ Maj r. c. McNairy, east SIDE Of High
street. 81 house porth q Church. with ss the
cality emiseniig desirhhie l.s,s-f fi.iIa--s
ron sALE-Bsaatiful suburban Lots, in various
locsihes-
v kkTRB- huAdrsa assss good 1oosiahd,
within Eve miles Of Nashville.
p0R sAf.K-A farm Of nss5<' Acres, ven IN
preTsfa. under eaod 3ences, anflsrasly eRpprtion-
ed wells near the house, and cistefn within
g ieet 1870 irsiit treoa pears pesches. ffunns,
cherries, apples, ounces, dsnsone, Ac, 10 acres
10 woods, ncW tssm house wth SPOONS, barn.
f eatiai tet stFsfed on sha alslir ~ &. 3 ralles
ROM Nashville, and within i nlle q tne Lcais-
vile and Nashville railroad The timber upon
ttz farm, With iudirinua naz1aseu1eIt night oe
sold fof nearly, n act quite, enough to pay Scr
e the iszE, Aleh Is sals hsoHn aaithe e RlaEs
1877 sii'.'' nss ssis- Ed e. trst
son aAIsE-The LARA, vsll.ta,il1 sna eoruuao-
doas residence Of M Bankhosd, 81 Hroad st
corner 81 AieEimsEs. 50 isst aeFsa Of lea J
eoHi EA1.fI- LIS fsas "a no,th s..ie a. cui.r !.
eornsr q fsFk. with brick deeliiuN. good posi-
aon foT residences q business,
Foa sAt.E "A eonsas.shle dwelling "a ,eaY, -
ceqisei RsEk. elhich caa bs lnaae pretty phase.
a3n sAr.a 44ks sbs,6y MsaIca ooasss. o.
nroad stEnatl iet is Res feet deep With ali the
extensive hrioa snd stone buadinga, well toea.
I'D ct aseln,asz5. hotel, or business h0ases
aad csn b sold N Psrtor IN whoie. .s..
goa AL ae lAossa 4 fssu,iiul ground *
rs.ftA acslih of Nashville, NTH the co1atortafae
Nsnsinn d TIE Ez-l- ;. Eistrict Attorney, the
Eon John Tumble Comforts In great abEn-
dance are here centered--srsits shrubosrr, shaia
trees. uAisf. slssstsd srossnez. e. -
ron SALE Tots ess q. s ana $ IN oaases
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Isl. G. Bo0vNl
n.st esrell avanus g Purs is,ssls. sps,nsIi.s
ksA asat e esrsa QzEhuA
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BIS. A6ohoi. . ~ e.,al
Sc 10 rl7s routI
Psssf spirits.
Pts WhisET pgEe- ~ rtea pplpell
Fnfs Fssuln ltl4z1i1.
Hniiand en-.
Hsrssis lo1- 81 AWiN FAnks-kkos'-
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For sale or Lease,
Al.as nuulares v.uszs - : Faasa PsEsa >
W
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Per Rsse-Inss Nos. snd 8. west SIDE q N0<th
CaEsaea sEsesa Rssay4e issnE., knosn g ne
aesp suisahls sar etoTes 81 s4ences. and sil
haaoli 81 lev p4sea.
Fus luihrnssoa respecting aly q = tAs asovs
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colsgs sifsst aooee n ssici1 0cliaEe@ II o. Wiiich
FoR sAEH-Two ForuaTeiEg shd comun.ssiou q
Groosry stores 90 ssaih Asrkst ssreef, Nos. q
and a. running through 3 Frost street These
b -. u VI 1T n
RoR eALR--ssrsn sss. saseOttases. containing
sr4nI Ard lEitlI|en. ltslel Eeqfi .elaes jate y
s4s te. "a rfos ~ ssszE - Heel,.,n.s 50
seek. Esch $40.
ron eAl.E--s Rzlfs Easa. 4 s.psasug es,ss q
}aisine -. l.slis', = $ -, ~ caaer cad Wa 3
1lslsla. Is q. y. Railroad %r11tat eatsf .
rup az sardE 30 s'sEsss ana 9 hHaaca, u ~
acres.
ron sALE On LgAsa.-gfs passssutly silaa
~ ~ sasssi 8 he Us Hank q
Tannassoe, II sn srea Of about loo loea east Of
and near The stems kpsscops Church We aer
In whole Or IN paft upon accommodating tefFa1.
b - = 'qFsvafia = f'afs15HHa ESQ
Poa sALR--A Farm q 1ssS< seres, miles ssan
Nashville, near the ssallatin pfes = isEEs a-eseiy
a. " 81 s.Iss. - lsSiss ksehen and cabin;
.gOoa snssss, sseaae ana eessy house, corn e.se
Sur.ar fsss;ss issololel tAs 1fsf cutting
a "a cold for $50, ~ seTes IN Slu4yzfd The
lad d 81 GOOD. zzmEef eaeugh tog hre-Eood.
tsrinz eHa5. lfasa
| RaR a 49, laearp exeeelaasT dseirahie Store
II 85.t,s. 81 noriA Market Atreta next ncrth e
fasnsaan'r :, FnpnIng throazh q Erqes E.reet
F,fss IL = 81 s6itIy t saishtoG q men
1 q lsFEs h1'saess eaPae's, ,.4,e tsq
Fon .r.-seAool Furnitare isr ~ pupils, stisiy
laAae. 81 asaoltlns1t q hoaaeAold iasaiinFs. eEs
ohanissr set, ~ .ss-u
r0a .akt.R "a iuvsly subarfsa Readppee, hsli.
~ Felix 3. Cs,etltefn. * lnnpaf Qeslit CerE q
Tssidsoc eoanls. 50 seel d he haeee Vista
Ffks, ard 60 sselcn nalk si1eef. FaIaE1ie pro
sIsrsl sE.l = anaisasy haae
eosl s4uE4a nss.z< Hsasa. psA are reazas and
eooa cellar, loi al fses tfont fit deep, o. sum.
Sser sizees opposiis ~. chaa < Nmaies's-
s.es14sss s,.Asls.ss, ssssasfnfssnssHiy resi-.
aenae of DF. y I Nc3aepss. aeqql ElAs SER
q "a coufi Hoaee. aad nelr fHe tstIahta Calhc-
FL ctdfet. ie ~ pbfth tafs q ~ ellg, hssinE
lie fsp tl4 slFsst Sc q e'sf aaa ceaaa7. 81
wsp,ss n n less sod oessos Eesr,s.
soR kA1Es oaas tus IL 90 .gassh v.as istsst
II oa 4n4Iy 8 b O. eGoFElA
-, enis-la Biica ffsuss. HsssnK 10 1set rooms
80 essd eeIlhr. 1ot Gt1z71. On Surafnsr sirest
toral4 td MciberEy, cppesite Dr G. =. Wtnsipr 4
11is Is 3 very siigioie Aot and EcssaJ q a'ifa
frH-
! Per R.se-Inss Nos. 4 sad 3. west SIDE q No<tl
Colaaea sGEesa ~. senE.s kncEn g ~
circns Losr a,uh Is isIz Isllt. an1 anouS Isl Zee
aesp. suitahls sar stores q rea aspcsa. and VII
heaold - . io< pzsoe. $500
Fur luiarmsson rsspssdhe ny q . Ne asovl
asEacnee ppqasEFl Al g
Isl. @. Eo0vMI
: ossl asse avsaus q Purs lsl.sus pps,,uss,s
- a.eHt ri esaae fHrIAak
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H. - vine Etxeest- M
..s.iifssuna raslds.as near he Wllsoa eprnE.
wifs.S f5sAI Apts9ts ~ sN
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Goa 1Ak q AcEea * feautfnl ground u
ndts sclIih of Nashville, NTH the celak0rtatae
Meaainrfcf TIE Ez-u- 5. Eistfict Attorney, tie
Eon. John TFmhle. Comforts in great abEn-
dsnce are here ceaterod-sruafs, shrubbary, shasfa
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FOR shk.H-Iwo FoFaaFdlEg sh1 Commission q
0rodery stores 90 acath Market Hsreet, Nos. q
and a. running through 3 frost ptreeh These
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10
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a Rare Chance.

FOR Sale or rent, an excellent Farm of
i $50 acres situated 6 miles below CALI
polls, one and half miles from the Ohio
River in Mason county W. Va, about 20
acres are iH a high state of cultivation, en-
bracing 20 acres in corn, 6 acres IN meadow,
the remaining 40 acres in good timothy pas
ture of three years standing, the balance in
excellent timber, such as Pine, Oak and
Poplar, the whole finely watered by springs,
and running water, and substantial fencing.
The buildings are good, there is an orchard
of A bearing apple trees of fine fruit, the
location is healthy and pleasant, there is a
township sehool-house on the premises, also
a county roadruning through the fam, The
timber will pay expenses, and double, the
amount of money asked for the farm. Will
sell cheap or rent for five years. For terms,
apply to John II. Daigh, on the premises or
c. p. 7. Moore, Pt., Pleasant W. Va. Come
one come ell, and look at the property. Pay
ments easy.
July 20, 1865.
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FaFn For sale.

= OFFER at private sale my farm situated
in Springfield township, Gallia County, Ohio,
four miles from Gallipofis, on the Gallipoiis
and Hamden road containing l75 acres 10
cleared good frame dwelling house, barn and
other out buildings, orchard Of 100 selected
fruit trees, good well Of choice water and
several never failing springs. -, ~ s--,.
r Terms, one third cash in hand, balance in
four equal annual payments.
Price and further particulars ascertain Of
the subscriber on the premises. -
Feb. %. As65.-tf. - p'7s =. 4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10

% At Richmond $500 whites
and 1000 negroes draw rations from
the Government. At Lynchburg
600 whites and 100 negroes are doing
the same thing. How many of those
whites are grateful for the food that
sustains them? Not ole in fifty
Yet to hear copperheads, none but
negroes are shiftless idle and lazy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10
Undertaking

IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES .
Given PsEticul@r attention. We are prepared
to eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unegEalled, and ouF
Terra Gotta Caskeis, BpriaiCases, and Metal
lie Burial Gases Of th4 Sery best marasfaeture.
Havins prepared OURSELVES for ennt'elnain 3
the dead, bodies can be preserved by our
process, in these cases. without any PereePt-
ible change. Ampls time, therefore, is giveH
relatives 10 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 ab-
sent friends. This ordinarily, is all that ewes
affection can desire, but much more is claimed
Bodies, in many instances, are preserved for
years. Our facilities protect from iptrusions
fran intermingling with the earth, from
water and from veFniin, and therefore, may,
at anytime. be removed from one burial place
to another, no smell escaping to render it uA
pleasant 10 friends. 7- -- 80 T--
An assortment Of Cherry aud Walnut cef+
fins always on hands. Persons coming from
the country for coffins, can always have theta
upon short notice. Fine hearses andsqtnet
horses always ready for attending funerals,
81 fI.a JAS. 4 s. A. SREE& ''
Gallipolis. o.. Feb 4 1864. .i ,rt g.
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SOMETHING NEW.

1Weare now offeripg to the citizens efGsiii-
polls and vicinity, the largest and most exr
tensive assortment Of hne China, Iroustone,
and Common QueensTare,o ever seen fn the
market.
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, or evefy
kind, style and quality. InIthis line we
cannot be beat. fs.,ro.,f o.S,z f-rr,-
Japanned and Brittania ware Of rich and
rare styles, shat cannot faila Ple<se.5g 'ji9a1
Table Cutlery, and furniture Of every kiad
and price. Lamp shades, vicks, burners, and
every thing necessary 10 repair ed k0fs.
Carbon oil Of the bestquslty alvays on ,hsaA-
Families supplied with every thing in our
line, at as low prices as the same can Be puf-
chased in CINCINNATI. @. .@FnaaFa YET
Hotels, will find in our house every article
required to furnish their tables, bars, or cham
bers in the best style, and we warrant p<ises
Steamboats,, fdrniiEad with complete sets
q table ware, at city prices. .sii1SM ssUz.
Country Merchants eas dNas well BY pur-
chasing from US, their. supply Of, Fsre, ssin
the city and save freig ght. As . furthef induce-:
ment oitrsde with lisa we will lake In ezii'
change for wares, all kinda q County, Psozs
duee at the highest ptices; detiVeSed+ 81 odt
Grocery Store on the Publis Square
Ladies' are invited, TO call and lock avcycpE
splendid stock Of China and Parian marpls ?
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting e1s
''9ss; e saiilsea eaEEFfP9ERT EEFf P9EsRRT psTRAT.
Jan. 5th, Is65.-tf
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For sale.

T OFFER at Public Sale the Farm on which
i now reside in Gallipolis township Gallia
county Ohio, situated on Mill Greek about
= miles from -GallIpolis. 1t contains us
acres, about l20f aces dear; new dwelling
House, and Barn, young orchard Of about
so apple trees The farm is well =wGbsreds :
good for grass or grain. Will, be sold on
easy terms, and possession given at any time.
AMOS .BETZ.
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FOR SALE.

A LARGE two story Frame-dwelling house
"A and part of lot of ground, situate on
Fourth Street in Gallipolis. below the Ma
tional Hotel. The house is in good condition,
and the whole will te sold very low. Inquire
of the subscriber or at the Journal Office.
H. JOLLY.
july 81, 1865
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For Sale.

A HALF Lot on Second Street containing
N small new dwelling house, Fruit trees,
consisting of Apples, Cherries, Peaches, and
Plums. Situated on a corner formed BY an
Alley running from Second to Front Street.
eE- For terms, apply to = e
E 1Iz J.N. BEARD.
July 6, 1861.
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E0r Sale.

II OF, 81 feet front east side ofSecond Street
IL above Grape, having on it large frame
house, (lately occupied by the U, S. as a work
shop,) and which with few repairs would
make a comfortable dwelling for one or two
families.
Title indisputable, and immediate possess
ion given. For terms dc, apply TO me at my
on Front street, below Public
Square. .- ail
MRS. d. MAXON.
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cigars 4 tobacco.

4 FULL assortment of Foreign 4 Domestic
"A Cigars, comprising many IavOrite Brands.
Also g large stock of Tobacco, embracing
Cavindish old style, Pound Lump, bright and
dark, los sweet, in leaddies, half pounds, in
caddies darb. Fig and Panankr Tobacco.
Fine cut chewing in Bbls, Paper and Tin
Foil 10 Also smoking Tobacco in every style,
atthe City Grocery, corner Of Court and Third
Street. -'.' --
.uJIiL-Es DIS. FORD d BRO.
Feb. .l6. 1865. ..s -.. -,s.fs., -..- o. H1u.-
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Land for sale.

T HAVE for sale 200 acres Of choice land
i partly timber, balance good prairie, situ
ate in Marshall county Kansas about miles
from The county seat. will sell it on reason
able terms, or exchange it at fair rates for
land in Galliaconnty. s'5
WILLIAM CLARK.
Clay Tp., Gallia county Ohio.
Juneass. 1866. q 10
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May. Is. 1865
EOn, Sale.

A HOUSE and Half Lot in Gallipolis on
Third Street between Spruce and Pine Streets.
A good cistern and cellar on the premises
viii be sold cheap. Inquire at the Journal
Office.
May, Is, 1865.
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EOH Sale.

A TWO Story frame dwelling house and
IN lot on Front street. adjoining Joseph
Ward and Mrs. Cubbage. Possession given
Ist of May. Title indisputable, will be,sold
on reasonable terms. Enquire at the Journal
Office. s
Anril. 90. 1865. y
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For sale,

A LOT in GaIfpoIis on the corner of Fourth
and Cedar streets, one of the best building
locations in town. An excellent well ON it,
and rock foundation for building 20 by 80
would be a capital location for manuiaclory
of any kind using steam power. Possession
given at any time. Title indisputable. Terms
R. L. STEWART.
March, .. 1865.
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For Sale.

ERAME Dwelling House, and half lot of
Il ground, situate on Cedar, between % and
81 Streets in Galli2oHs Ohio.
Enquire of Mr. French On the premises.
June %, 1865. --aa - E
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For Sale.

40 acres of land on the Ohio river, l2
1fO miles below Gallipolis, having front
on the river of from half to three fourths of a
mile and good steamboat landing. At the
terminus Of the Chillieothe road on the Ohio
and junction of the Chillieothe aud Gallipolis
and Portsmouth roads; affording to an enter
prising man who wishes to engage in the
produce, lumber, for mercantile business, as
desirable a situation as any on the river.
About fifty or sixty acres are in cultivation,
and would be glad if any one desirous of
purchasing would see thefall CROP Payment
will be made easy. Terms will be made
known on application to ,--r
]. SHALLCROSS.
Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or to Isaac Jeffers, on the premises.
Jan. l2, IS65.-tfF fIE.,
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For Sale.

A TWO Story, frame house containing ten
rooms situate on the corner of Thfrf and
Spruce Streets in Gallipolis. The lot meas
ures 81 by 43 feet. A good 200 Dbl eistern,
wood shed DC, on the premises. Title good,
possession given at any time. Inquire Of the
Journal seE %5.S-t @ = = -
Marcel, 9, 1865,
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For Sale.

iENIVF Acres of Land on the Ohio river at
a Rankin's Point, Gallia county Ohio, on
which is a steam Saw Mil and small
Dwelling. For terms de-. inquire of2oD Sni~I
HIRAM RANKIN.
1Es1 or JAS. h. GUTHRIE
:. june, D, ls65-3n,a 1 s.as. 81
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u O r S AL b
For Sale.

A NEW and commodions Cottage House,
and lot Of grOand, IN Gallipolis, on 4th Street,
below the academy. 'i'''
Terms easy. and possession, given at any
time Inquire at the Journal Ofice.
- Aupust g. lS60.-u tE
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For Sale.

HAVE for sale one yoke of good farm Cat
tie, and also Il, 900 bushels Of good Coal at
the wharf, which am delivering to citizens
low. leave your orders at Halliday d Miles
Store.
August 8. lS65.-3Ks l.. ] u
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS, 4,

IL " " n III II NJ u .-..
TCAN SELL you Undershirts, overshirts,
i Drawers, Suspenders, Gloves, Neck Ties,
Craysts. Comforts Carpet Sacks. &C., as low
as any house in this glorious Union.
My.stoek in this line for Wholesale trade
only, consists Of .- H.. G....,,aE. ,fs 70 e,
100 dozen Travelling Shirts Flannels and
Cassimers of all eoloss.s iiii-H Hi.]3 ,icO1 -
100 dozen UndershiTts and Drawers. ,.a
40 y" spenders-assorted.
2 20 % 1Gloyes--assorted. n nahf%JL
20 Ties and Comforts-assorted. q,
90 Travelling Bags, &c. 90. .
i wish to doa jo6bing trade, and pledge
myself 10 sell lower than any house on the
river. Why 20 abroad, when you can. do
better at home! iPatronize your home institu-
tions Gail and see me. for here is the place
TO get the worth Of Your money. Learn my
prices before purchasing elsewhere and see
TOO, for yourselves, that there is NO "niee
gassing," but stubborn facts L'i2
oct2o- -i: MOSES FRANK:
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Sunaeriest..

iMASON'S, Burtlett,s, and Buffers Shoe
iItl Backing, Brushes and Brooms, Bed
Cord and Cordage, Buckets, Tubs, and Wash
boards, Clothes, Murket, and Hickory Baskets,
Powder, Gaps, and Lead, with general as
sortment of goods in our line, "always on
hand" Call at the City Grocery, corner Of
Court and Third streets. 1isx6 lih,G o
: -l .-r4-A d. s. FORD d BRO.sTr
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10
Provisions.

GuGAR Cured Hams, Plain Hams, Bacon
- SbOll ders and Sides, Dried Beef, Bolognas
DC, &.s5.yrszE = d. 8. FORD, d BRO
Feb. l6, 1865 OFT EGIT foES
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10
Wool CardiDg.

THE Harrisburg Cardings Machine Is in
/ Il trim order for work. As to the quality
Of rolls made at this machine hose vho have
not heretofore brought me their work are re-
speetfui1y referred 20 my old patrons. win
warrant good work on all wool thssIs brought
clean, and free from bursi .I9lmr> iC u
Toeaeh quantity Of seven PoundsTOfweob
one pound Of grease is required. -,- f,ts
Wool Carded for cents per pound
go. ,I 10 Grist MiIis,+, l,,e''i.
THE GRIST MILLS at Harrisburg are in
active operation and doing excellent work.
eff FF % ga sAl WM. H.WOOD.4
MAY. Il, 1ss594s@. 8,7t'~ 'af' e7n
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-12

Will the speakers who announce from
pulpit and rJstrum to men who volunteer
under the last call that they would have
no fighting to do-thIt it was only needed
to show our strength that tie cali wa
made, and that such display would crush
the rebel spirit and hopes, and by so doing
eni the war. repeat their mummery p
The whole policy of those in power ha,
been to deceive with false assertions
Since they we're induced to believe that d
han it'll o. oil women with broomstjck
cJul drive the whole rebel host into the
gnlf, up to the present call, they have
been dslulei with just such absurd ant
boastful statements Courtllnd Demo
crat.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-12

WY THEY CONE HERE-Over lis,
000 emigrants from Europe have arrived
in this country this year. 1t is not sur
prising that they should quit Europe wher
the rate of wages for labor is considered
Thirty-seven cents day is the average .
a laborer's wage in Esgl.nd and ireland
and for farm laborers In Ireland only
twenty-five cents, out Of which he has to
find himself n provisions and clothes II
Various parts of the German States the
average is not any higher, and employ
ment can not always be found at these wa
ges. However high the rate of living du
ring the war. the rate of wages here is SC
much higher than in Europe, that an able
bolie immigrant can not ONLY feed and
clothe himself abundan,ly out Of them
hut can save considerable portion. and
have employment at ali seasons in the
year Thi is the European laborer's par
adis-, and that is the reason he prefers
this county 70 his own -Ez
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-12

WHAT Is UsEp.-It is said that The
fine cut Tobacco, which is so popular will
chesers is made u? Of f:ty per cent. peal
to fifty per cent tobacco. TINS: Embry,
is compose OF fine. hair ike fibers, that
when drie |. have the color and look q
tobacco. One hundred pounds Of this
a,urated with solution of tobacco.
mixed with one hundred pounds of good
tobacco, which. together, make two hun
drel pounds of very nice article.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1865-01-12
LAKE DtsAsT.as.-The

LAX: D,sAsrzas.-The disasters
which have Occurred Oh the Western
Lakes during the past season, are set down
t 80. They are ciassed as follows: tx
pio-ionS. 3; c'psizea, :; ashore 123
sprung leak, To-; destroyed by fire, 4
lost sails, l02; ioundered, .; collisions
Al; while the number which have passed
out Of existence is 81.