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DR. TRaRnrrs.
RE G EN- E r AT O r.
ITS MoDus oPEHAHDI'

Immediately beneath the scalp there are very
small bodies called Glands ;or more commonly Roots
of the Hair 1t is from these Glands that every hair
ofthe head is formed and secreted. As long as the
scalp 10 free from disease these bodies also remain
healthy, and the hair keeps its natural appearance
and color. But whom humors and other diseases AZ
fsct the scalp these glands become involved in the
same disease, and the hair gradually turns gray dry
and brittle Sooner later the hair begins to tail
OIL and in many cases, If not arrested, will produce
complete baldnoss. ua .asi.4r 7f-
To remedy this pathological condition Of the
glands, and create new and healthy action, the
Physiological Hair Regeneration has proved a per-
foot success.
Its not "Dys," and will not stain particle. 1t
Will positively RESTORE GRAY HAIR" in all cases
TO It's original color. 1t promotes q growth of new
hair In al cases on Bald Heads when the glands or
roots OF the hair are not completely disorgani
1t prevents the hair from falling Off and removes all
dandrnn, heat, humors and itching from the scalp.
1t keeps the hair soft moist and perfectly heatv
gives It q glossy and beautiful appearance II ia
highly periumed, and dressing it has no superb
or. The "Regenerator' is warranted to oduce the
above results in all cases, If not tho money to be
refunded. With it every "Gray Head" in New Eng.
land can be restored in less than thirty days.
sE bI Price 81. per Bottle.
TEgBETTS BROTHERS,
Druggists and Chemists, Proprietors, Manchester
4ar N. H.
GEORGE O GOODWIN CO., SO Hanover
street, Boston. General holesale Agents
w. " WHIPPLB. Agent for Portland, Maine.
Jan 2eod Ans
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DIED.

In this city, Feb 49, of disease contracted in the
army, Hiram Winslow, of Co K, 10th Me Vol Reg,
aged rs years Smonths.
az Funeral this saturday. afternoon, at o'clk
from his mothers residence, No Bradbury's Court
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
In this city, Feb "a, Mr. Charles Morse, aged 50
years ~ nhs
Boston papers please copy.l fIi.f. .tr.
81 Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at ~ O'Clock
at residence of his mother No19 Washington St.
Relatives and friends are invited TO at end.
In thi, city, Feb 49, Lydia, daughter of Philip
MANUEL, aged years.
ET-Funeral this Saturday afternoon. at 8 o'cl'k.
in WindhaIn, Feb %, Charles johnson, Esq, aged
SO years ~ W.
In cray Feb IL, of disease contrac ed in the SER
vice of his country. Benz Ramsdel aged 80 years
member of Co c. Goth Me Reg.
In Gray, Feb ID, Dea Charles Libby, aged go years
IL months
In Farmin gton, Feb r. Mr. John Brooks, formerly
Of Augusta, aged 90 years months.
In Bethel Feb II, Mr. Newton Swift, aged AZ yrs
late postmaster under Buchanan.
In North Waterford, Feb2, suddenly. Miranda J,
wife of the late Capt Moses Rand, aged 80 years.
In Oxford, Feb 81, Mr. Robert Hilborn. aged so.
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mi.ton's Insoluble cement,

For wood, leather, crockery, and other substances
is the best aid to economy that the housekeeper can
have lis in liquid form, and iasoube in water or
oil. 1t will adhereoily substances completely. Two
ounce bottle, with brush family package) Is cents
each. Sold everywhere. =
HILTON BROS. 6 Co., Proprietors, Providence,
r. l. On receipt of 80 cents, family package will
be sent by mail. febIdsm
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By TELEGRAPH
EVENING PAPERS.


official Var Bulletin = Occupation of VII
min0toss, N. c., By Federal Troops. s
FORTRESS MONROE. Feb. "a.
To Hon. G. Weiles, Secretary of the Nduy:
The Cuyler has just arrived from Cape Fear
River, and reports that our forces took posses
sion of Wilmington on the morning of the
22d, Washingtons birthday. The rebels re-
treated leaving large number of prisoners in
our hands.
(Signed) STEPHEN D. TRENCHARD,
Commander.
WASHINGTON, Feb. "a.
The Navy Department has just received the
following: tA&e4k0 b 81
U. s. Flagship Maluern, Cape Fear River,
Feb %, uia Fortress Monroe Feb. "a, 8 a. M.
To Hon. G. Welles, Secretary of the Navy
have the honor to inform you that Whining
ton is in the possession of our troops.
DAVID d. PORTER,
Rear Admiral.
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THE THIRD RAIL QUESTION. - Senator
Woodman, of Cumberland, on Wednesday last,
delivered an eloquent speech, setting forth, in
massive arguments and clesrness of statement,
his objections to the bill authorizing the lay
ing of a third rail between Portland and Bos
ton. The speech attracted much attention,
and it was characterized by great breadth of
research, by many telling points of historical
and commercial interest, and was delivered by
an earnestness and glowwhich awakened with
all hearers kind of personal interest in the
SUBJECT, which evidently laid SO near the heart
oI tne speaker, and which absorbed his entire
convicIlon. The Senator is one of the self
Maue orators Of our State, and on this occa-
sion gaso great satisfaction to his friends
to.morrows Journal.-Augusta Journal. 24th.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCHi
Scratch! Scratch Scratch |
WHEATONS OINTMENT

viii Cure the Itch i'm AZ Hours
Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULoKRs, CHtLBLAINs,
and all Eruptions of The skin. Price so cents For
sale by all Druggists.
By sending 50 cents to any Apothecary in Port
land, it will be forwarded by mail, free Of postage
to any part of the United States.
b. WEEKS q PorrER, Sole Agents,
,a lI0 Washington street, Boston.
Also fer sale by .I'--- ..
wv. WRIPPLE,
jan26eod3m and X. L. STANwooD.
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A SPECIAL Meeting ofthe Stockholders of The
"A Canal Bank will be held at their BANKING
House on wednesday, the Sth day of Ma CHI newt
at IL O'Clock A NJ Tor thu following purposes, to
witt -
+ rst-To see if the Stockholders will vot to sur.
render the Charter of the Bank SUI
Sscona-Io sac If they will vote TO change or con-
vert the Canal Bank into a "Natioaal Banking a..
sociition,p under the laws of the Uni ed States
legally come before them. my
Per Order OF the Directors
Portland, Feb q, 1866. feb29td
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DR.. HARVEY. Having sold out my bust
ness in Boston, have permanently located In Port
land, Me, where shall pay particular attention to
the treatment Of Chronic Complaints with my new
Chemical Remedies 8tS
have cured hundreds of after all other rem.
edies have failed. efaNt
Consultation Free. a4o tlf4
Office hours from to II A. NJ, andfrom to p.
n. taffdt rs ia feb2ldtf
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"A SPEClAL meeting of the Stockholders of thu
"A Casco Bank will be held at their RANKING n GU
on wednesday the 9Th day OF March next AT q
o'oi . for the following purposes, to witt
lsse.lo see \ the Stockholders will voteto sur
render the Charter OF the Bank
cecond-To see If they viii vote to change or can.
vert the Casco Bank into a National banking Asso
cian on under the laws of the United States,
Ihird-ro set upon any other business that nav
legally CONS before them 10y
Per order of Directors,
p. GERRISH, Cashier.
Portland Feb. 81, 1866. feba2fd
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Look. Look !!

500 Buff Envelopes Only $1.26,
AT DRESS ER'S OLD STAND,
SO Exchange st., above the Post Office
febSd4ws
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NOTICE.

Dir. p. p. QUIMBY would give notice that on and
after March LIST, 1885, his terms will be as follows
First Examination, at office, 50
Each subsequent tting, at office, 100
First examinat alton at residence, If within the
city. $50
Each Subsequent visit, $50
Terms for visiting patients in ether places can be
learned at his Office, No. ID International House,
or By addressing him letter there, enclosing stamp
Portland, Feb Il, 1S65.--d5ws
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THE GREAT GERMAN HEILMITTEL
VIII positively cure
Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds,
s~ And the first stages of ff
q Q N = u nj p It 4 O NJ.
fd rs0 1t is q sure preventative for COOS tt
DIPTHERIA. s1ab
For sale by all Druggists Price per Bottle 50.
WEEKS POTTER.
Druggists. No, ITO Warrington Street, Boston, Macs.
General Agents. fsbl5d6w
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WANTED
CITY ELECTION.

DURSUANr to warrants frcm the Mayor and Al.
Il dermen of the City of Portland, the inhabitants
tner OF, quail fed according TO law 10 vote in the
election Of City Officers, will NEE: in their respect
i've Ward Rooms, or usual places Of meeting, on
in the forenoon to give In their for n Ayor Of
said City, for 0ne Alderman and Three Common
Couno!lmen, Warden and Clerk, and Tor ! wo City
Constables for said ards.
And the Aldermen of said City will be in session
in the Ward Room in the CITY Building (entrance
on Myrtle Street. from nine o'clock in the frenoon
to one O'Clock in The afternoon on each Of ths hree
secu days next preceding such dsy Of election,
and fiom three o'clock to five O'Clock the after
noon of the last of said three days. for the
purpose of receiving evidence of the qualification of
voters whose names have not been entered on the
lists Of qualified voters, in and for the several " ards,
and for correcting said lists. -l
Per Order of the Mayor aud Aldermen
Portland, Feb Is, Is65-dtd -
Argus and Courier copy.
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MARINE NEWS
PORT OF PoRrLAND-

Frtday................. February "a.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Chesapeake. Willetts New York,
Steamer Lewiston, Knight. Hoston.
Barque w Holbrook. Small, Boston
Sch James Freeman, Young. Patuxent River
Sch Lookout, Lane, Patuxent River
q Sch Henrietta, Smith, New York
Sch Willie Lee, Gray, Boston.
Sch Tahmaroo, Gray, Portsmouth
Sch Gen Marion, Scott, Bath.
CLEARED
Brig Almon Rowell. Boyd, Havana-Phinney &
jackson.
Sch Bramhall, Kicker, New York-orIandO Nick
erson
SAILED-barques Eagle, sissaboo; brigs Snow
Bird, Wenonah; sch + Young, and others.
BIZ TEL. TO MERCHANTS EXCHANGE
NEW YORK. Feb 24-Sch Ida Ray, from Port
land for Cardenas has arrived ct st Thomas, hayIg
been dismasted and blown of
PHILADELPHIA, Feb Gar, sen loa' biake'
Portland. ~
Cid, barque Phiiena, Davis, Portland,
DISASTERS.
Sch Abby Perkins. from New York for st John NIB
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with -four went ashore on Great Ledge, Vineyard
sound curing the Jog on Thursday night and will
have to discharge pari OF the cargo before she can
be got on - rn
Liverpool with lumber. was fallen in with on the
l4th inst in sinking condition, having experienced
leak and Tiled in a few hours after and went over on
nsr beam ENDS. The crew were taken on BY Darqne
Sans and have arrived at boston. They we've nearly
starved and exhausted by exposure.
barque Statira. Herman, at New York from MAT
lost and split sails &c
Brig Sitka, Brown. from Trinidad. arrived at Del
aware breakwater list and reports having xperienc'
ed heavy Weatner. lost sails stove boats, &C.
Sch Helnes, Griifn from Boston for MiTagoane,
put into st Thomas 18th inst with less OF bowsprit
rigginR 60.
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OR TIL ND

Photographic Gallery
ALONZO $. DAVIS, Proprietor,
80 Middle ST., Portland, Me.
Copying done in the best manner dec29tf
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From SIS to $40 per day made by selling Dresser
Prize Pao ages. Agents Wanted.
Address. L. DRESSER,
febsd2m. Portland, Maine, Box 1872
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Notice.

INHE undersigned would give this notice to the
n puplc that he has furnished room at the
New City Building, with Crockery, Glass Ware Cut
lers Anu Cooking Apparatus. which he will loaa On
reasonable terms 50 that these wlshing for the came,
WI save expense OF Trucking, Packing, Help 30.
street. feD20 lwd ISAAC BARNUM.
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sPnCIAL NOTICES.
coIcArL,s HONEY soar.

THIS celebrated Toilet Soap, in such universal
demand. Is made from the choicest materials
Is mild and emollisnt in its na'use. Fragrant
scented. and extremely benefieisI in its act upon
sne SKIN. For Sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers ian31dlvr.
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@1nging achool.

rHIHE last half of Mr. GARDENERS Singing School
Il commences on Tuesday kveRia0 Of aert s0eek,
nc sons OF 1 emperanos Hail. Congress st. 2dfsbz5
M ANIED-Partiss who have small or large
wv capital to invest In one Of the beet money
ing invention in the United States.
Il. CHAPMAN Jr.
Feb 25-dlw 229 Coagress st.
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DOMESTIC PORTS.

NEW ORLEANS-Below 18th, ship BENZ Adams,
Chase, from New York, bound up, (has been lying
outside the bar for three weeks)
Also below brig Stockton from Boston.
CID 18th, barque E Herman, Herman, for
Sagua.
Went to sea 18th, ship Vanguard, Russell, for New
York
BALTIMoRE-Cl 9lst, sch Joseph Turner. HOdg-
Sid FIN the Capes of Virginia 18th, schs Jas Free
man Young and Lookout, Lane, Tor Portland Doth
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 23d, barque John Boul.on,
Davis, Porto Cabello; brigs John Chrysal Barnes,
Saguai Emma, Wilson. st Thomas; Frank Allen,
Merrill Merrill, Matanzas; sch Ida L Howard, hcDufte,
At Delaware Breakwater 2Ist, barque Houston,
Ross, from Port Royal Sc brig Sitka, Brown, from
Trinidad; Omaha, from Mobile Bay
NEW YORk-Ar I'D, ship American Eagle. Urqu-
hart. Londoni origS hate Freeman, Gardiner, from
sch Fredonia, Thompson, ST John NIB.
Ar 29d, barque Ststra Herman, Matamoras; sch
Central America. Phinney, Palermo
Cid sd, ship Jane Southland, Bishop. Panama;
baioues Adelaide, Clemens, Bremen; Mary Dyer,
SiUmons, Sagua; brigs Eureka n.more Leghorn;
Aurate Clark. philadelphia; sch May Queen, Gott,
Ar 9Th. shp Horatio. Palmer, Manila.
PRoyIDENCE-Ar2 sd, brig Jessie Rhynas, Pom
Sid Ssd' sch searsville. Sears. New York.
FALL RIvER-Ar I'D, sch Hardserabble Grego-
'NEWPORT-sld 22d, brig Condor. Ames. from
Sierra Leone for New York; schs HaIdscrSoble Gre
CORY, from Rockland for do.
In port 23d. ship Young Mechanic. Nc Loon. I'm st
Thomas wig orders; sclis Bengal, Pinkbam, I'm Fall
River for New York; Sarah. Holden do tor do.
HOLINESS H0LE-Ar 22d. schs Ruth Hodg-
con, Hall Rockland for York. Gen Meade, Dins-
more, Boston for do.
Sailed I'D, PM. barque Aberdeen; brigs Catherine
Rogers Calmuck, and Renshaw; schs Louis W. b,
Willow. Cherub, Chas Ii Hodedon, Pecker, and
Henrietta.
AR 23d. schs R p Chase, Colios. I'm Charlotteto gn
PEI for New York; Charlotte Fish, Strong, 30 ION
for Fortress Monroe; Capitol, Roberts, do for New
| York.
Sailed brig belmont Locke; schs Charlotte Fish,
and Gen Meade
In ~, schs VIM Carroll, Ruth S HOdgdon. and
| Capitol
| BOSTON-Ar 23d, barque Jehu, Smith, Messina;
brig Renshaw, Smith, Cardenas; sch Cherub, Bailey,
Elizabethport.
CID 22d, schs s R Jameson, Jameson, New York;
| Ella Crowell, Stevens, d.
Ar oath, barques Salus. Br) Treffy. Liverpool u
| w Dodge Jarvis Cardenas; brig Catharine Rogers,
| Yeaton, New York; schs Pecker. Mason Nor
folk; Louis Walsh. Eaton, Georgetown; Defiance,
| Robinson, New York.
| Sid 28i, barque S W Hobrook; brig Hyps rion.
| SALEM-Ar 3d. sch II Hodgdon, Atkins, from
| New York. HH..H|
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

10 Carriers Of the Daily Press are not allowed
20 sclgpapers on their routes.
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K DIR. WADSWORTH'S "DRY UP" is certain
remedy for Oatdrrh. There is no mistake about
tn =. he "Dry Up" has cured thousands cases,
and the sale of the article constantly increasing
word to the wise is SUFFICIENT.
d. H. HAY, Druggist Special Agent,
Febseod&ewSw Portland, Me-
kg-Ifyou arein want ofany kindo PRINTING
ali at the Daily Press Once. a a.
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WeslbrO0k.

The unconditional Union Voters of Wesbrook
are hereby requested to meet Caucus at
Hail. Saccarapa, in said Town ON Tuesday Feb 49, at
Soclock M to make arran gements for the ensuing
Municipal Election. ff 80 m
feb22d&wtd Per Orier of Town Comm. ttee.
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Wanted Immediately.
A YOUNG MAN acquainted with the Apothe.
IN cary business, and com etent totake charge of
the retail department at
W. f. PHILLIPS CO.'S
iebz2tf kfrr ef-1f No 149 Middle ST.
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Valuable Properly for Sale.

THE Mills situated at head of tide-water at the
0u. ct of Stroutwater river occupied by the sub
soriber Tor the last twenty-five years Property
ssting ofbuilding 30 by 49, stone DAM Jour acres
of fats and land adjoining. he mills are IN good
repair, and now uDder lease expiring Nov I, is65.
For particulars enquire of the Subscriber No 1853
Cumb Rand street, between II N, and Pm.
feb26eo d. 3W w. G.. BRADLEY.
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E Lewiston has about half filed it's
quota.
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NOTICE.

ON and after this date. Fes'y oath, Samuel Tyler
" ceases to have any interest or responsibility In
our business. AUGS f. SrEVkNS & Co
Feb 24-eod2w
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cOotCio tulo. A1C lOOhOu 81 btcuJ WQeu ne 2Ot
within our lines that one of his former acquain-
tances said to him, why, Foote, can scarcely
recognize you.' Wait till turn my coat. and
you will all know me again. was the sardonic
reply"
- Crinoline seems to have got into politics
The English papers assert that the movement
for the suppression of crinoline on the part of
the ladies of the Faubourg st. German is polit-
ical and not fashionable, and that henceforth
spare skirts will indicate legitimate opinions and
full ones Bonarpartist.
V An English paper says that it is expected
the work of shipping the Atlantic cable and
preparing the Great Eastern for sea will occupy
about five months from the present time. Un-
der present arrangements she will not take her
departure from the Medway until June next, so
as to have the best period of the year before her
for her important undertaking.
There are on exhibition in the museum Of
the Department of Agriculture at Washington,
two clusters of raisins of extraordinary size,
grown and cured in California The larger of
these clusters has one hundred and seventy five
berries upon it, aad the smaller one hundrei
and twenty. These are companion pieces'' for
the mammoth "fonr pound pear from that
State, to be seen in the same Department
YEA Philadelphia correspondent of the New
Bedford Mercury, referring to Miss Dickinson's
expected lecture in that city, says, ssThe critics
are beginning to berate Miss Dickinson for her
unwomanly style, as well as for her uniustly
harsh phases She has done good service for
the right, and it is pitiable to see her strid-
ing about the stage like an Amazon, with the de-
nunciations of Pythoness-Ainging about hot
words and seornful sentences, as though the
times were out of joint. May be they are
but is not the nation striving to redeem it.
self, and does not that merit kindly recogui-
ton p
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Sob Abby Perkins. from New York for st John NIB i
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12
Ladies CIoaks,

of the most desirable styles, just received
from the Manufacturers IN New York. All
of which will be sold at the very lowest cash
prices.
Sept 81, 1866.
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S One of the most thrilling mar
rntites relating to the rebellion, is
the Secret service, the field. The
Dungeon and the Escape, by A. D.
Richardson.
The writer was the correspondent
of the n. 7. Tribune from Charles
ton, s. c., in 1S60-61, whom the fire
eaters of that locality were SO desir.
ous to discover but failed. He was
afterwards taken prisoner at Vicks-
burg, and after two years experience
in the prison hells of secessis es-
czped from what he terms ''the gates
Of hell, and jaws of death"
This work Is beyond question one
of the most interesting yet published
as pertaining to the rebellion. 1t Is
perfectly reliable, and should be in
every family.
The agent for Gallipolis and Green
townships, is Mrs. Elisabeth j.
White soldiers widow, who thus
endeavors to support herself and
child. We trust our loyal citizens
will patronize her in her undertak-
ing, and subscribe literally for a
work, which is worth far more than
the subscription price.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
eAIISPoIis, ooToBEE ia. 1865.

~ We have been suffering from
severe indisposition for more than q
month past, produced by incessant
labor connected with the campaign,
and other business on hand. Our
present state of health imperatively
demands rest. Our readers Will GER
tAinly not complain if weretire from
tie editorial chair for few weeks.
The journal will be issued as here
tofore regularly, but if it should be
wanting in the usual editorial items.
we trust our patrons will not COM
plain. If we regain health, we hope
to be, at our post again in a few
weeks. All business connected with
the office will be attended to by my
son r. F. Stewart.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12

E Hover & Cofman having fin.
ished and furnished their New Gal
lefyin Hayward's Building, corner
of Third and State Streets, have
opened it for the reception of visi-
tors, and respectfully invite any one
in want of anything in their line to
give them call.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-10-12

~ We feel so jubilant over the
result OF the late election, that we
can hardly find it in our heart to say
any thing further in regard to our
neighbors of the Dispatch. We had
designed replying to some Of their
scurrilous articles in their last issue,
but We conclude the skinning the
people gave their candidates on
Tuesday last, will probably suffice.
We think we can safely claim the
victory for the Journal. The contest
on their part was waged wholly
against the editor of the Journal, and
naway that has hardly ever been
equalied in this county. We are sat-
isfied with the verdict of the people,
and conclude that we can rest on our
hoHors for another year at least.
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E The name of David Stewart
Of township was furnished
as by the Provost Marshal of the 11th
District, as q deserter from the draft.
Mr.. Stewart produces to US s dis
charge from Co. H, SD o. V. 1.
showing that he served honotabiy
frcna Both, of Sept, 1864, date he
was drafted, mp to 11th of July, 1865,
when he was tonorably discharged
by reason zofi Gen. Order Of War
Dept. We are pleased TO make this
correction in Justice to . good SOL
dier and an honest man.
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The Old Marble Works
In Operation Again.

\ AN now prepared to fill all orders in the
Gravestone or Monumental line on short
notice. of the best American or Italian Marble.
After having twelve years experience IN
the business fatter myself that can give
satisfaction in workmanship and price, TO all
who may favor me with their patronage. l
sell all my work at my shop, consequently l
can afford to sell lower than any one who
travels to sell. Nv shop is on the cross street
leading from the river 20 the graveyard. be-
twean Second and Third. Gallipolis Ohio
N. b. All orders will be filled on the same
terms as If you were to come yourselves, for
sell to al customers at the same price.
SAMUEL KERR,
Sept/2s, 1851
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EE The Mite Society of the Pres
byterian church will meet at the
house of the Pastor, Rev. R. D. Van
Deupsen, this Thursday evening 18th
inst. Ali are invited.
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~ Capt Jon. Hamilton has char
tered his new elegant little steamer
Allena May, to Messrs. Capt. Roush,
Saml Hamilton and Jacob Hepley,
who have entered the Gallipolis and
Charleston trade with her.
The May is peculiarly adapted to
Kanawha river, especially in low
water, having been built solely for
it. She il neat and fast packet,
and under he- new lessees we hope
to find her very successful. She
started on her first trip up Tuesday
morning last.
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$40 Reward.
Pittsburgh Cotton Yarn.

A LII numbers to be had at
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