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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20
CoNFIsCATION AT RICHMOND.
sGREATExCITEMENP AMONG
PROPERTY HOLDERS

C0NEISCAIIONA Az RICHMOND.
GREATExCITEMENP AMONG
PROPERTY HOLDERS.
A Richmond correspondent of the
N. Y. Herald writes.
I A Confscation Department has
been duly inaugursted in this city
under the auspices of Judge Under
wood, with his son as one Of the
chief officers. 7he preliminaries in
the work Of confscation were com
menced to day by the seizure of the
Tredegar Works, the property of
Gen. Joseph R. Anderson, and-the
service of notices upon the -tensntry
|of other citizens of wealth to pay no
more rent to the parties from whom
they rented the property. Among
these citizens / have heard mentioned
the names of Joseph H. and VIM. G.
Greenshaw, James H. Grant, VIM.
G. Allen, the Haxalls, former pro-
prietors of the celebrated Haxall
-four mills, and many others of the
weaIthiest citizens Of Richmond. The
eonfscations sagents were engaged all
day taking descriptions Of the prop
erty liable to eonfiscation, aud Civ
ing notices staying the payments Of
rents to the reputed owners.
The consequence is perfect stag
nation of all enterprise in in the way
of rebuilding or improving house
property. Fully three fourth, IL not
more, of the lots included in the
burnt districts are liable to confisca-
ton according to the principle which
seems 10 be determined upon. That
being the case, the city is destined
to continue in its present condition
for a long time to come, unless. the
decree o. confiseation is prom pity
enforced and the rights of property
IN this district finally determined.
The confscation list, as 1 under
stand, embraces, among a series of
other buildings in this city, the
Spottswood F.otel, the property OF
Joseph H. Crenshaw; the United
States Hotel, the property in part Of
the Cabell family; the Exchange
Hotel, the property of Lancaster &
Son, brokers; the St Charles Hotel,
which was used as a hospital for a
time by the rebel G Government, owned
by wealthy firm in this city; several
hous, $, the property of Mr.. William
C.IAlfen, a citizen of large wealth,
and large number Of other houses,
Inst of whicF / will endeavor to
send you by next mail. ..r-
The city is in state of considera-
BILE excitement in consequence of
this movement, and men who lately
esteemed themselves worth hun
dreds Of thousands, now look for
ward to future of distress and poy:
erty Many regret that they had
not sold out before this movement
was practically inaugurated. They
have had many favorable offers, but
refused to accept them, from an idea
that property woufd rapidly enhance
under the influence of the large com
petition which bids fair to arise
within the next six months. Parties
who have already been pardoned are
deeply concerned about the fate of
their property, the inference from
the Presidents response to the
Richmond delegation leading to the
impression that the pardon only re-
mitted the offense of treason, leaving
them liable to the penalties decreed
by the coniscation act.
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RA Copperhead on hearing of
the execution of the conspirators' at
Washington, remarked that it would
be a justifable cause for the South
to take up arms again, and that if
Davis was executed, the South would
at once renew the war - E'' %
That fellow ought to be on the
committee to arrange for the recep-
tion of'"our brave soldiers Why
not. "Aint q Union man, oao a
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NkcriVss Sak.

- Sss,s sf okis Cole Cssrs. 4. 6fe
DURsUAHTss the command icf Arlcs35r
Il Of sale on partition issaed by the Court
Of Common Pleas within and Tor ths .ouufV
Ct GaIiia, su8 Sszte q Ohioand 70 me IaIrrcted
as Sheriff of said county Of Gallia, viii o.,
a. public sale rt tia dcor of the 0o1rt Ho.,.e
in the City OF Gallipolis, in 0allia eo1ntv and
Ssats q OHIO On tbS 39th7 day scf Aaeust
A. ID. 1855, ct the hour Of one o'clock p N.
e5 said day she fblloplhe real estate tSlxE
being situate in the county Of Gallia, and in
the Stateso Ohio. beginning At he north
east corner Of section number thirty-srx (3e,)
in township nnmesr three ca Of snke nsm-
Der fifteen Us IN the county Of Calls, and
State Of Ohio, thence south on the east line
of said section one hundred poIes bo
stake, themes. vest. eighty poles 10 a stsks.
thence north one hundred poles to ne no-fR
line of ssid section thehes eastki1hty oSles.
along said line TO the place Of beginning, con
tanning ifty- acres, il being ffty acres OF Of
the Moth end Of the easE half o. Ne north
east quarter of section No. 3s. in township
No. 3, of range Ne Is, inthe county Of Gslliz
and State Of Ohio excepring out OF the same q
small tract, Of about six acres, lying in the
southwest corner Of tract, conveyed hx
Arthur Blankenship to Nathaniel Mart bF
deed, dated February 26th A. ID. 1891, and
recorded in vol. is, pages 40s-s. Of the deeds
Of said Gallia county to which refefenee is
made for description, appraised q the sdnr Of
$500 co.. Terms Of sale one-third Of the pprs
chase money to be paid in hand, one third
in one year, and cne- third In two years from
the day Of sale with interest, the deferred pay
ments TO be secured BY mortgage on the
premises go sofd.;iA 1.EIa QGoes Z
Given Under my Ashd thisllth day Of Jaly,
A. d. 1865. -,>sfr rla
WILLIAM wADDELL, sec.
July l3, ls65.-6w 50 & ti1ij IJEyl
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~ Gen. sherman in his alate re

S Gen. Sherman in bis late re.
ception speech at Columbus, hearth
ly endorsed the nominal ion of Gen.
Cox as Governor of Ohio. No man
has better right to know the merits
Of our candidate than Gen. Sherman
He also declared that he was no
candidate for any office, or would
exchange his Maj. Gems, commits
sion for the Office of President. So
the copperheads who fondly imagin-
ed he was ready to accept nomina-
tion at their hands, may as well dry
up on Sherman. We may look, out
for the other side of the story soon,
and find the same papers that lately
published his praise, be equally loud
in their censure.. Such is Copper
headism. f.s--
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Proposals..

3 GALLiPoLIs, July 18th. 1865.
SEALED proposals will be received at the
- Mayors Office until six o'clock p. NJ.
Tuesday July 25lh. AID. 1865. for paving so
much Of Court Street as lies between the
river side Of Front Street and the North west
side of Second Street, also so much Of State
Street as lies between the river side of Front
Street and the North west side Of Second
street t,accordingto to the plans and specifications
to be seen at the Mayors Office Bids will
be received for paving one or both streets, the
council reserving the right to reject any or
all bids.
By order Of the Board.
ID. S. FORD, City Clerk.
July 20, IS65.-tE
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Wanfed.

CARPENTERS and Laborers, TO work on
" the Railroad being built by the Averill
Coal and, Oil Company, at Raymond City,
Kanawha Co, West Va. for which $500 per
day will be paid. Also several first class
Carpenters at 1925 per day; also 25 laborers
wanted at $l,5J per day. Apply TO
HORATIO F.,AVERILL,
Gen. Superintendent.
- Raymond City Putnam Co. W, Va.
June 29. I665-3w cfdl
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20

E The 4th day of July was ceIe.
brated in Raleigh by two distinct
classes. The one was composed. Of
none but the pure whites numbering
about 300 persons. The flag of our
Union was not visible, and SO far as
outward symbols represented any
thing; it might have passed for a
convocation of Arabs. There were
no cheers for the Union. No pledges
were made to stand by her, or main
tain her flag. An was dismally cold
and cheerless, and just cordial
enough, to be made by rebels, who
had received wholesome castigation,
and who wever still smarting under
the blows.
The other party numbered about
5000 and all colored. The stars
and stripes hoated to the breeze, and
glad shouts were heard in support of
the Union. Every possible demon
stration, was made by these despised
people, of their love for the Union,
and solemn pledges given, to stand
by her to the last.
Raleigh was supposed to have
more Union sentiment within its linn
its than any Southern City. Yet
here was proof that among whites it
had but name to live, while bitter
malignIty predominated to an alarm
ing degree.
In view of these facts, how can
any honest man say that the whites
should alone exercise the right to
vote, and the blacks be excluded
Are these whites the kind of men to
entrust with political power, after
having by their treason justly for
feited their political rights? and
shall these loyal blacks, who never
had any political rights, be still Ion
ger deprived of theirs. yet be called
upon to lay down their lives in de-
fence of that flag which those very
whites are intent only on destroying?
Loyal men of the North, look at
this thing as it really is. Have you
poured out treasures of blood and
wealth in defence of your govern
ment yet exclude from any voice in
it, those who stood shoulder to
shoulder with you in defence of iti
Will you place the power in the
hands of those whose hands yet reek
with the blood of, your sons, and
brothers2 Look at it in its true
light and not according to the views
of those whose predjudices against
the colored race would exclude them
from Heaven if they could.
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Notice.

MARIAH Compston, Sarah L. CaH and
vi Israel Call, her husband, Elizabeth
Compston, Emily Compston. Mary c. Comps
ton. and Eliza A. Compston, of Gallis county.
Ohio, are hereby notified that on the 18th
day of July 1865, Alfred Louks filed in the
Court of Common Pleas Of Gallia county his
petition against them asking partition Of the
following real estate: The south east quar-
ter Of the north east quarter Of section no. 8.
and the northwest quarter Of section no ., all
in township no 4. Of range no. l6, in the
county of GallIa and State Of Ohio, said pc
tition alleges that said petitioner is seizel in
fee of two undivided fifth parts thereof, and
is the owner Of the dover estate Of Rachel
Compston therein-that said Mariah Comps
ton is siezed of one individual fifth part, and
of right Of dover in one fifth part, and that
said Sarah Call, Elizabeth .Compston, Emily
Uompston. Mary C. Compston and Eliza A.
Compston are each seized Of two undivided
twenty fifth parts thereof. Said petition will
be heard at the next term of said Court
.. ALFRED LOUCkS,
Petitioner.
Z Julv 90 iS65-Jw 1901 o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20

s The Dispatch, ESQ it says COZ
tains two days later news than the
Journal. Ofcourse it does, two Days
after the Journal has laid the news.
before its readers, they can find the
same in the Dispatch. Vide, item Of
robberies in Gallipolis, committed
Friday night, account in Journal the
following Wednesday evening, in
Dispatch Friday-week after happen
ing. We see It. We do:
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Notice,

lOAMTE1B. Tpnsldorff of Meigs Co. Ohio.
ID Return Wone, dorh, and Warren Womel.
dorif Of sIifosns&, viii take notice that the
viewers. appointed by the Commissioners Of
Gallia county TO view and alter apart Of the
road IRON the Galhpolis and Wilksvilleroad in
Springfield township, Gailis county Ohio, to
the road leading from Gallipolis to Campaign
Creek, said altsration commencing at the
termination OF said road on lands Of the
heirs of George Womeldorff deceased, to an
old house on the land Of E. Mills in Spring
feld township-will meet for that purpose at
the house Of Thomas R. Morton IN Addison
township Gallia county, on the 18th day Of
August 1865, at 10 A. NJ. Of said day, TO per
form the duties Of their appointment.
A. b. BRISTOL, =
One Of the Petitioners.
July %, Is65.-4w.
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Notice..

n EoRGE Adams left Potatot county near
VI Amster lam the 18th Of July 1864, for
Ohio, his height is about FIVE feet ten inches,
fair complected, freekled face and nearly red
headed, his age is Is years. The last heard
from him he was within two miles of the
Buckeye furnace, if there is any one that
knows him | wish they would send him to
Mr.. James Prestons near Galipolis Ohio, or
to E. MortOns, as am on the search of him.
-s ...- SAMUEL J. ATWELL.
Inl,r On TQe5 -0n,a
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very healthy this summer, thanks to
ouraCity Fathers' for that Every
exertion is made to keep the streets
free from all fin and rubbish. In
consequence Of Che warm weather.
nearly all places of amusement are
closed. With the return of cool
weather again, We will be crowded
with thestricais Of every description.
The s.crescent City Dramatic Asso-
ciAtion" are to give an entertainment,
on the evening of the third, for the
purpose of. raising money for the
Lineon Monument Fund. 1t is q
praisworthy effort, and the fact that
Maj Gen. z. r. S. Candy and stat
patroAizing it, will Eli the house te
oyerfowipg. z=r
The 'sold father of waters is be-
ginning to go down at last. ". has
threatened to overflow the city, but
all danger is now past. There was
an immense ereyasse on the right
bank of the. river about seven niles
below this point which threatened to
destroy that portion Of the county
The military took hold of the affair
and soon had the old gentleman in
his bed again. 5d1lo
Al large portion of the fourth corps
are in the city. There seems to be
great deal Of discomfort among the
boys comprising it They do not
think that 1T is right to send them to
Texas. They say that they did not
volunteer to fight the French, but
that they came cut to put down the
rebellion, and now that they have
succeeded IN that, they want to go
home. They express a willingness
to come out and fight the French af-
ter they 60 and see their friends
They assert that they will never cross
the Rio Grande. y5seqs {
There is agrest many eonfederates
in the city now. Generally speaking
they appear to be very well satisfied
with their lot, and are settling them
selves down to steady labor, knowing
that is the only way of retrieving
their lost fortunes. -,lr la, s
Respectfully, c1s e~s
;"TERPSICHORE."
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For Sale.

7 OFFER at Public Sale the Farm on which
i Inow reside in Gallipolis township Gallia
county Ohio, situated on Mill Greek about
| Z miles from GallIpOlis. 1t contains LIS
acres, about l20 aces clear, new dwelling
House, and Barn, young orchard of about
50 apple trees. The farm, is well wstered,
good for grass or grain. Will be sold on
easy terms, and possession given at any time.
.-f.---.- AMOS BETZ.
July 90, Is65.-4w.
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A Administratorss sale OF
Real Estate.

IN pursuance Of an order Of The Probate
i Court Of Gala county Ohio, Twill offer
for sale At Pubs auction, on the 26th day Of
Aucust 1855, a one O'Clock P II. upon the
premises the Glowing described real estate.
situate in the county Of Calls. and STATE Of
Ohio, fto-vit9 the undivided heIffof the
north half Of lot surzsber fourteen fls9 in the
township Of Cheshire according 70 the new
survey. enntaining about one eighth OF an
acre more or less appraised at s Terms Of
sale one-third in haaa, one-third in one year,
one.third in two years from the day Of sale,
with Interest on deferred payments.
ID. W. GRAHAM,
Adminiztrator Of L. d. Granam
- - "a y deceased.
July 90, 1865.
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ENINGTaN ACADEMY

THHE Fall Term of this Institution will
i commence on Tuesday, August 9Th, and
continue IL weeks. Boarding may be had
on the most reasonable terms. Tuition fol
common branches, 81 so with slight increase
for the higher branches. OIL, ..
X. WHEELER, Principal.
July 20, IS65.-5ws ......l . --
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stolen.

IRON the yard of s. T. 4 R. langley in
l. GalhPOIis, on the a9th day Of Jape IS65
ONE SORREL MARE, with saddle and
blind bride, about Is hands high 70 years
old, blind of the right eye-white stripe in
the face-paees under the saddle, and has a
colt, which was not with her at the tiTae she
was taken. A small boy was seen to ride
her off from the post to which she was tied
A suitable reward will be laid for the recovery
Of the mare and arrest of the thief
ADAM BROOKER.
U -. Clay township.
July l3. 1865
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THE FOURTH or July.

Who did not hail the last fourth of
July with more than usual gladness,
Every liberty loving American would
more than ever venerste it, and feel
it his duty as well as esteem it a
precious privilege to do something
ty way of celebrating it as the day
which gave pus birth as nation,
Although secession and wild fanati-
cism had well nigh dethroned the
queen of peace, and dark and lower
ing clouds seemed gathering and
deepening over our beloved land, and
we, as it were, stood on the very
brink of destruction, yet hope has
ever beamed brightly upon us and
bade us not despair; and we will not
despair but rejoice, for surely this is
a time for rejoicing and 'jubilous."
At least, such were the impressions
of the citizens of Gallia Furnace and
vicinity. A great many of them
were expecting their friends home
from the army on the 4th, and made
preparations to receive them, but
owing to some unayoidables in get
ting mustered out" &c, in due
lime, those expectations were not re-
allied. However the disappointed
expeetants did not yield to their dis
appointments, stay at home and bite
their lips and cry and let their VIC
tuals s'spile," but come out Ito some
nice trees and cast their good things
into a heap, and an appropriate eel
iebratlon or more properly jollification
which for good behavior good teel-
ing and genuine sport, would vie
with any other of three times its
magnitude, and it is conceded by all
that attended to be the most brilliant
and effective affair of the kind of the
season. AS to the dinner Of eata-
bles and drinkables accorded by the
generous getters up, all we can say
is that it was not surpassed even by
the hymenial feast of the Prince of
Wales Every person present seem
ed in ecs :.acies and every thing went
off satisfactorily and wilh good
grace, especially the Young gentle
men who in order to display their
gallantry to good advantage aOent of
about 7 O'Clock p. NJ. each with a
snowy arm linked within his Own, for
which service heaven must reward
them, earth cannot, but verify they
y Ill receive their reward. ....-. ,..
f. ae'- on INDEPENDENCE. /.
Gallia Furnace, July IL.
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JOSEPH M.sVANDEN.

MOULD respectfully inform his old Gus
w toners and as many new ones 90 may
favor him with their patl onage, that he 70
now prepared to exeeute al orders IN ne
Wagon making and Blacksmith Line. a ms.
old stand. recently known as eosernment.
shop, on Front street. Repairing done on
short notice. ~, e.5.r -
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kEour first page contains vsln.
able reading matter on the state Of
the country. The article from Har-
per's Weekly is worthy special &C.
tention. - d
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-07-20

:% Gen. Buckley the leader Of
the Knights of she Golden Circle,
has issued an order suspending fur
theri action of the members. Par
ticulars can be seen in all the Cop
perhead papers st97 US ,eA1'
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For Sale.

A LARGE lot, and good two story Frame
IN dwelling House, with kitchen, cellar and
other necessary buildings, can be bought for
$4,000. IL is situated on Front Street oppo-
site the Island, possession given Immediately.
Apply to j. j. Crotty, at his residence, or to
?. N. Cox, 7th West Va. Cav, Charleston
w. Va, fi
July I3, Is65.-4w<. +r
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Laudfor sale.

T HAVE for sale 200 acres Of choice land
i partly timber, balance COED prairie, stu
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 Gsllia comfy. - -lts o
WILLIAM CLARK,
IL. Clay Tp., Gallia county Ohio.
June, o, I665.-tf Isaa
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NEw ORfklss, june se,,o1s659

EDITOR GaLLIPoEfs JsUKNaE.. 8 LIZ {
r Il DEAR SiR.2Sdpposihg that a
fews lines from the Crescent City
would not be Questionable Il viii
endeaysr. 70 note a few items !; 80
- Business here is beginning to re
viye, and in the course of couple of
years every thing win be as prosper
Gus As even The levee sis thronged
with laborers both white and black,
engaged in loading and unloading
tt e different steamboats,.
1sOad Sol is making near visit to
this city, and butfor the slight breeze
always stirring, thee heat would be
slmost insupportabie. The warmest
season is yet to come The city is
.sr
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GENERAL ORDERS.

HEApouARrERs 18th Bari, o, N. G.
CHESHIRE Ohio, July l0th, 1885.
The members Of the 18th Bait, o. n. @. :
will meet at Rodney July 81, 1855, ct 10
o'clock A NJ. for the purpose OF drIIl review
and inspection. sIgi
All are required to appear uniformed se-
eording to law: -.-.,. a. .as.A
be valid except it issue from General Head
quarters, State Of Ohio.
-.-- = T. .WyHAMPTOE.- + ~
= Lieut.. Col, lStA BAst.S o. N. @.
July -. 1865.
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For sale.

A HALF Lot on Second Street eoataini1g
N small new dwelling house. Fruit trses,
consisting Of Apples, Cherries, Peaches, and
Plums. Situated on corner formed BY an
Alley running from Seeend 10 Front Street.
H For terms, applyto !, -
JIM. BEARD.
July 6, ls65.-tf. 90 .@b3S
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For Sale.

ERAME Dwelling House, and half lot Of
Il ground, situate on Cedar, between I'd and
Sd Streets in Gallipolis Ohio.
Enquire of Mr. French on the premises.
June %, 1865. b.
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IETTERS

UNCLAIMED in the Post
III 0f5ce. at Gallipolis, Gailia county.
Ohio, on the 2oth. day Of July. A. d. 1865,
e IL not called for within one month,
they viii be sent 70 the Dead Letter Office =
H To obtain any of these letters, the ap5
plicant must cxif for "adseTtised lefters." give
the date efthis list and pay two cents for ad-
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HR.E. Zee IS writing a hiatoru. !.

E r. E. Lee is writing history
ofhis campaigns on the rebel side
of this war. No doubt it will be
truthful and impartial. 1t is to be
sold, we are informed, by subscrip-
ton. Who i, the canvasser for Gal
liza county, wants a chance to
make money. Sifo p. ~ -
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GaIIIpoIis steam Bakery.

THE subscrib has made arrangements with
j. W. Finch Esq q practical baker. TO take
charge Of his Steam Bakery in Gallipolis, with
the intention Of making it first class estsb-
Iishment, where everything in the bread line,
such as soft bread, cakes and crackers Of every
kind may be procured at reasonable prices.
For the present the sales room will be in my
Store house fronting the Public Square.
Orders for any thing in the baking line at
wholesale or retail 6l,ed on short notice. ! J
tl l3fi W. H. LANGLEY. q
June, Is, IsG5-tf avg =
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1868. MackereI. 1868.

lust received from the East. a fresh in
y voice of latest catch Maekerel, Of all sizes
and all numbers, in barrels, slf-barrels,
quarter barrels, and kits; Also, Herrings in
barrels and boxes, Goldfish, etc. etc. for sale
by -9-alT r. G. d a. HENklNG.
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Office hours from ~ A. NJ, to 81 P.
Sundays. ONCE open from to 3 A N.
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
July 20, 1865. Postmaster.