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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
Wall Paper---Fam styles,

WE are Just receiving from the Asnufae-
tures. the styles of Wall PaPers nov being
made for the Fall trade, and shall constantly
keep up full assortment Of all grades. Our
stock both in style and assortment have never
been excelled in this market. Also, Curtain
Papers and Borders Of every grade. Purch.s-
ers need not wait until spring. nor go TO the
city TO find fun stock from which to select.
Call and see them.
Cor Of Sd and State Sta.
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sarghnm, sorghum.

NIFTY barrels Of seorched or soured scr
II ehum uolasses wanted by -,,,o
July 10, 1866.
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SHOE FINDINGS,

The above Goods have all been bought for
Cash, the lst Of the month, at less than any
Stock that has been brought to this market,
for two years, and we will sell at correspon-
ding prices.
In the Wholesale Department we stand
second to no other Establishment hereabouts,
for quality of Goods and prices.
BAILEY 4 RIDENOUR.
Nav "a. IS66-tE
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FREE OF EXPENSE,
TOALl PERSONS WHO SERVED IN THE
a.., 81 AZ TTo;fo6 Ctofos

Arnly OF the United STATES,
FROM OHIO, WHILE MINORS. during the
recent war.
The buildings are undergoing thorough re
pair, at sn expense of several thousand dol
lars. The Trustees and Alumni are taking
vigorous measures largely to increase the en-
dowment Of the University.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
E.M.IuBBs Q CO., Psopa!E1uas, ptIEasoa0. III

EN-. TUBBS q CO., PsopaETuRs, PsIEasoao. NIL
From Hon. WARREN CHASE, the Lecturer
Ny hair and whiskers have been many
years gray. "Ring's Vegetable Ambrosia"
has restored both to their original color, black,
and covered the badness on the top of my
head with fine growth OF black hair. ]
have several friends who have used it with
the same results, and cordially recommend
il as one Of the few medicines that will do
what its labels and circulars claim for it.
Oct 1865 WARREN CHASE.
BAILEY & MAGUET,
Wholesale AID Retail agents,
July l2. lSG6.-ly. Gallipolis, Ohio.
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A Card.
salt Cured and Smoked
Prov siOnS.

TINE subscribers have just received and
il offer for sale,
W.W.Dayis 4 Cos renowned Sugar Cured
Hams.
WV. Davis 4 Cos Canvassed Hams.
do DO do Sugar cured Breakfast
Bacon.
Likewise lot OF fresh Ham sausage.
And keep constantly on hand, the best
ouaIity of Bacon Shoulders and clear sides
Of their own curing.
CD A. HENKING.
July 10, 1866.
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Umbrella Repairing.

M ? NH1N0 Nv
THE undersigned wishes 10 announce to
the citizens of Gallipolis and vicinity. that he
is prepared to repair umbrellas, psrasols,
clocks, watches, iewelry, &c. he may be
found at the north west corner of Second and
Cedar streets, opposite NJ. E. parsonage.
B. F. ESTEP.
July &c. ls66-lm.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
HAVlNG made our second purchasesthis
L 4 Spring, embracing all Of the latest and
most fashionable STYLES of Ladies', Gents,
Misses, and Children's Wear, a superior
Stock cannot be found in this, or any other
market, and we will sell at prices to cores
pond with the times.
We have also on hand a large and varied
assortment Of Mems, Boys and Youths
HATS,
CAPS,
Embracing all Of the latest Styles and Fash
ions for Spring and Summer Wear.
Our Stock of LEATHER is large andNwel
selected, both in French and American Stock
French Calf skins, Patient and Plain.
American Glove Calf,
American Calf Skins
French Morocco Skins,
Goat Skins,
Kid Skins,
Kip Skins,
/ Topping and lining skins,
Upper Leather,
Sole Leather, oal: and Hemloek tan.
Pegs, Lasts, Boot trees,
| Crimping boards and Screws.
Ink, Backing.
Wax, Nails.
Sewing and Pegging Avis
in fact all kinds Of
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Aug. 3,

NTACKERAL in barrels, half barrels and
vi kits. MOhRlSON d DALE'
Aug. 8, ls66.-tf.
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Wanted,

ELAA SEED.
L JNo. A. ROBINSON.
August 2, Is66--3w.
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Fruit, Fruit.,

NJ R. and Layer Raisins. French Prune'
vi for pies, at
June IA, 1866.
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Public sale.

WILL he sold at the late residence OF Giies
Harrington, in Clay township, on
Saturday, august 1871, 1866,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ. the following property
.o-vit: Onetw horse wagon, a lot OF slaves
and other articles too numerous TO mention.
Terms made known at sale.
JESSE INGELS, Admin.
Aug. 8, 1s66.-2w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1866-12-04
rue GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
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fne. 81 atlug l.ad t.s iaHi 'aaas s-sat
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YilcoN Caloric Engine Co.

IL & ~ Dausuca S., Providence r.
M3naiac lurrrs o. CalGc Engines 81 yaIious Sizes
Recent improvements upon the engines have freed
I'll ma from the djHeuiBe- Nath have heretofore exist
ga IN motor, 10 .hi- lliss. They apN parectg
liable s9 all plrplse where limited power is vlUiged
consuming smI amount uI iue, are entirely safe,
~ cam be Up rated b. persons nor skilled III mecIau-
Its STEPHEN WILCON. JR., Agent
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Robbins 3 .Epplefon,

AsLAIs fp& l4L AMERICAN > ATCH CusFAgI
- srestvzs Sew Ira
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Buffalo Robes
81 greatly reduced rates Both whole aud split pets
Ladies' and Gents Furs.
TO WHOM II MY CONCERN.

TO WHOM IT NAY CONCERN.
would say that / am still in trade,
and that my goods hold out well They
arc p id for and if ! go to ruin shah
be the loser, am no mans agent, and
can and VIII sell goods cheaper than
any other Merchant in Bennington
County ain selling Flour for $3.50,
haze sold 200 barrels and al proved
good
Best Kerosene, 81 cents per gallon.
] make 5 per cent discount on all
Woolen goods, Boots and Shoes from
October prices.
TO those who purchase goods | would
say you VIII find me at my store, East
Dorset VI, six days every week ready
10 show better and cheaper goods than
you have seen since the war.
Come onel Come oil No trouble
e show goods.
a. L. BOWEN,
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
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>cWps Machine e. ~ fasi fatr teiiae az Machine
before uey purchase. tysry Machine Narrated
20 give perfect Subtraction.
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IN an0 ACRES or LAND WARRANTS
lV.VVu Waned. az hghps, cash rates, by llORA-
fl0MoODMAN, 10. . Railroad Exchange, Cour.
square, Boston, Mass.
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As8e cid Fmsls Agents vented Aires. with
stamp t1f f4rie1iss, EM0MA. 90. Managays.
SIC 8eaaasaF Aeu York
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EOR nILII0Us nIsORnERs
VEGETABLE COMPOUNDS.
FOR CUrANFOUs DISORDERS

q eNN iHf ~ ihn ku Che SAVE y most IN
salaaAle dat- tlt teel ea'efRHlN auur but psus-
Hatc WIZ fhg HEsi tanhi3e ttyls q thc sett toet
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November -. 1906.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
-------------------
Robert Ames,

meeting ta Of the rpe ha this dag naic rtons
prices h.s eater. stock q so'ds
offering Large lot ofDre-- Goods At discount Of
- PEI. cent. from lo rner prices
splendid Alapacaa from Is 10 GO cents per yard
Empress Cloths for 1926 fine quality.
DeIaiuos p 70 p cents
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
FROM RALEIGH.
Trial of E1jOr GEE, Keeper o.
Salisbury Prison.

New York, Feb. 26.- The Tribune's
Raleigh, N. c., correspondent gives particu-
lars of the trial by Military Commission, of
Major John II. Gee, formerly rebel COM
mandant of Salisbury prison, which was
begun in that city on the 2lst inst. Out sof
ten thousand prisoners confined In Sails
bury, at least five thousand of them died
from i'll treatment In five months. Before
Stoneman's farces entered Salisbury Major
Gee escaped with the few prisoners left
there, went to Georgia and gave himself
up at Augusta, subsequent to Gen. john
ston's surrender to Gen. Sherman. Gee
then proceeded to Florida, and was there
arrested in November last, on charge of
treating the prisoners under his care with
inhumanity and barbarity, and of being
guilty OF conduct not in accordance with
the usages of war. Since then he has been
in close custody. ~ A@F.'
The prisoner appeared in court careworn,
thin and anxious. The Military Commits
sion engaged Is composed Of Col. W. w.
Wheeler, 18th Michigan Infantry, Presi-
dent; Brevet Lieut.. Col. John Hamilton, u
s.. A.; Lieut.. Col. r. X. Miller, 18th Indiana
Infantry; Brevet Major John r. Myrick, U
s, A.; Brevet,M Major A. p. Connor, U. S. A..
Capt. John Conlfn, 12Sth Indiana Infantry;
Capt. Dwight Frazer, l2Sth Indiana Infan-
try, and Mai. Francis Z. WOlcott, Judge
Advocate. ID. p. Holland, of Florida,
formerly Attorney General of that State
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
New york nInrl.ot--Feb. es.

C0TT0N-NIo-e active 44q46c for middlpn,
FLOUR Quite moderate demand and without
decided chauge inferior quito heavy s7BT 60 for
extra state; 80 0O@S SO fUt extra round hoop Ohio
aad 50 55SlD 20 for trade brands. market closing
WllIsKY-oaiot and armi old, % 40; new, nom
WHEAT-DuIl and droopHsi both shippers and
mersinsist upo1a ma eriaI dec!inei White Canada
So so.
BARLEY-Moderate request.
RYE-Quict r|.. ..
BARLEY MAIT-Dull. -..r -. .-.--g
CURN-More active and l@oc better 7q975c for
uns"nnd and 7G9SOc for sound mixed wustrn instore
and delivered. #.E.f
3 0AfS-Rnther more steady; 39043c for unsound
western: 54955I for s.'und do.
PETROLEU M-Dull at 2gc for crude, and 15B66c
for refined in bond H.- IA
=, M0LASsES-DulIi New Orleans O5c@$l 10; new
Porto Rico s0c. t.... ~ n-
SUGAR More We: Cuba muscavado 1O,lQ3l3c
PORk-Frmer; $2B 75C92S 81 for new mess clos
ngal S2S 81 regular cas- Oy 92s 25 for old do $40 80
@2O 75 for prime; and &23 OO923 25 for prime mess
also $500 br 8. new moss, for March, April aud May
sellersand buyers option, At Sa 1923 so. tpi
BEEF-Steady; $l6 00@s20 90 for new plain mess
and 800 5O924 90 for new extra mess.
BEkF HAMS-uuiet at SO 0-Ose34l so. n
+, CUT MEATS-U hchAnged; 1ll9I21c for shoul-
ders, and l79ls1ac for hams.
BAGON.Dqll Cumberland cut at l5H@l51<c.
DRESSED HOGS-Quiet at l2x9l31Sc for west
LARD-Unchanged at l7C9I9Sc also 225O barrels
for March and April, sellers option, at 1870.
BUTTER-Quiet at 25942; for Ohio, and 35 s4sc
CHEESE Steady at 1920. p E
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and John wilder, of MASSACHUSETTS,, act

and John Wilder, of Massachusetts, acte
as counsel for the defense. Witnesses pres
ent for the prosecution number about thirty
comprising Union soldiers who were con
fined at Salisbury, two correspondents, ala
captives there, several rebel officers of Oh
military garrison, and number of citizen
of that town. A large number of witness
es are present for the defense. The CORES
pondent says much interest is felt in thI
trial there by the secessonists of Raleigh
particularly by the feminine portion, whd
sympathize deeply with Gee. Friends OF
Gee claim that he is not responsible for
their treatment.
Major Gee pleads in bar that by the terms
of capitulatlon agreed to between Generals
Sherman and Johnston, and by the parole
granted to officers and soldiers surrendered
under General Johnston the United States,
by its accredited agent, agreed and pledged
its faith that those officers and soldiers shall
not be molested so long as they comply
with the terms of the parole. The defense
is very anxious for a postponement of the
trial rH ....
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
CIncInnatI market.

FLOuR-Super6ne $79I 75: extra at s. 25ao Is:
famil 50 t0aJIO so, and fancy $40 7bS1l. 10y
WHEAT-Old Red can be obtained at 1902 90,
the latter rate being asked for choice samples. New
Red is held at 81 25Sl TO- according to quality the
latter rate for 30. !. i 'H-
C0RN-Is in fair demand at 53c for No. shelled.
in bulk, AMI 70c, including new gunnies. Sales of
White sheled were made at SIC, in elevator and 75c
including sacks. Ear is in demand at 4s 5Oc at up
per and lower roads. IL. r..
.0ATS-HO. are held at 33c, and No. at 500
3GlSc. --,---. --H-.-
RYE-No / il held at 75c. No. 2 sold at &c.
PROVlSI0NS-GUOd brands are held at $2s So
but without buyers. There is a IOOd demand for
Sides for foreign markets. We quote Rib Sides at
1870 l4c; clear Rib at l41i9l5c and clear Sides at
ljA lGc, all loose, and 19c higher packed. We did
not hear Of any transactions in Shoulders; holders
ask ll4@llAc. Bacon is Quiet and steady. with a
fair jobbing demand at l44, l6 /, and lsl2c for
Shoulders, Sides. and clear Sidcs. Sugar-cured
Hams are held at 23924c for canvassed and packed,
Lard is quiet, but firm at 1870 for prime city.
GROl ERlES-W continue TO Q quote fair to choice
Rio Coffee at 2793Oc; raw Sugar 121z@l51Sc; hard
refined l7Il9ls4c, and 9O995c for Porto Rico Mo
la'ses.
WHISKY--Thc market is frmer, with sales Of
100 barrels at &c,
SEED-Clover remains steady and quiet at &c 70
@6 Is for prime to CHOICE sale of 50 bushels was
repgr at SC 25 but it was inferior Flax is in
good demand at - 5000 GO. Timothy quiet at So &c
6D3 So, r'4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
Cleveland Market.

FLOUR City made $40 75@ll co for Xxx red !;
sli !5gls % & 90 for Xxx white; Country brands Xxx
WHEAT-Ssles cars amber Michigan at 81 10.
CORN-Eelt to-day at 54c from store.
OATS-Held at IS 36c from store.
RlE-lna;tive and nominal at SO 966c from store.
PORk-NS. City Mess $2s co. No. Mess 81 co.
Clear s3l 90
LARD-City-render in tierces lsc; do in kegs
l9c. Country-rendered l59l6c.
HAMS Sugar.cured steady at 22c.
SHOULDERS-Steady at l51.
NESS BEEF-Quiet and steady at sls 90 for city
packed.
DRIED BEEF-Firm at 23c.
ALCOHOl-l!eld ut - 44d4 so for 9S per cent;
Cologne Spirit. 9s per cent, 81 TO. Neutral Proof
Spirits 80 37a]2 ~.
SEEDS-rimOthy in good demand and firm at
81 co.. Glover quietat 80 5O96 rs
LAKE FISH No. Whitef'h 50 90 DER half br
No. DO sS co. Pickerel, 81 SO; Trout, 81 OOs7 so;
Herring IS 25.
HAY-Looso selling at range of $40 OO9I3 Co.,
Beater pressed at $50 20.
TALLOW-City-rendered held at ll9l2ci coun-
try-rendered l09llc. .. ...
Onondaga; 81 55 for Saginaw.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
baltimore Cattle Market-Fcb. 22.

BEEF CATTLE-The offerings during the past
week were 500 head. against lOs3 head previous
week The snort supply has caused an advance of so
cents per lOO lbs on al grades of cattle. TIE market
was very dull the butchers not being willing to pay
the advance, and only bought for their immediate
but none in the market. OF the number offered l13
head were brought from Ohio, and 96 from Western
from Illinois, by the Northern Central Railroad los
from Southwestern Virginia by the cars from Lynch
burg and l5O head left over from last week. Of the
sales 100 head were bought BY WASHINGTON butch
more butchers. Prices to-day ranged as follows
Very best on sale s. 5000 90; first quality 81 500
25; second do IS 5O97 % per 100 lbs. Average Of
the market 81 10 per lOOlbs gross. --.
SHEEP-The supply and demand has been about
equal this week, with sales at 57 cents per ID gross
HOGS-The supply has been equal to the demand
this week. Sales slow at Sl3 00 90 per 100 pounds
net, with few choice lots at Sl4 25. -..-,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
FROM OTTAWA, G. W.
Orders 10 Prevent the Importation
of Cattle Disense-PrOclamat m
Against HnshOre Fishing.

OTTAWA, G. W., Feb. 26.-The Canada
Gazette contains orders in council, passed
on the Goth inst, to prevent the intrOdtc-
ton of contagious or infectious diseases
aud disorders affecting sheep, cattle, horses,
&C., now prevailing in Europe. 1t is or
dered that from the first day of March next
the importation or Introduction into the
province, by sea, of cattle, sheep, horses,
swine, assess and mules, meats, skins, hides,
horses hoofs or other parts of such animals,
and any straw fodder, be prohibited, except
such as his EXcellency in council may here
after see fit to exempt from prohibition.
The following is the substance of the
proclamation:
WHEREAS, A certain treaty was made be-
tween her Majesty and the United States
of America on the 9th of June, 1864, pro-
viding for reciprocal treaties, the United
States have given notice for the termina-
tion thereof; and whereas. the said treaty
will expire on the 18th of March, 1866; and
whereas, under said treaty, many persons,
citizens of the United States, have invested
moneys and fitted out ships for carrying on
inshore fisheries within the territority of
Canada, and may be unaware that their
right to carry on such fisheries will end on
the 18th of March, 1866;
Therefore, to prevent injury or loss to
citizens of States with which we are in am
ity, we do caution and warn all such per-
sons, not subjects of our realm, that after
the said 18th of March next no vessels
owned and manned in the United States OF
America can pursue the inshOre fisheries
without rendering themselves liable to the
contiscation of their vessels, and such other
penalties as are imposed by law. r.t
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
HOuSE.

Mr.. BEAMAN, of Michigan. introduced bill to
continue in force and to amend the FIeedmen's Blu.
Mr.. TROwBRIDGE, of Michigan, offered reso-
luton instructing the committee on Military Affair,
to inquire into the quality of the artificial limbs sup
piled TO the soldiers and sailors, and if found defec
tive to lepnrt the needful legislation,
Mr.. MCCLUNG, of Mo-, offered preamble in
structng the Joint committee on Reconstruction tC
inquire whether the late seeded States still in
contumacy, and if so, to inquire into the expedenc
of evying contributions the disloyal inhabitants
thereof to defray the extraordinary expenses Of the
Government.
On melton of Mr.. SCHENCK, of Ohio, the reso.
luton was referred without Instructions to the Re-
construction committee-yeas 100, nays 81
Mr.. BINGHAM reported from the committee on
Reconstruction joint resolution to amend the Con-
stitution by adding the following article:
THAT Congress shall have powe' to make all laws
which shall be necessary and proper to secure to the
citizens of each State all the privileges and immu
mites Of citizens of the several States, and to all
persons in the evera States Of equal protection il
the rights Of life. liberty and property"
Mr.. BINGHAM supported the measure in a briel
speech. .-
: VT. ROGERS, of New Jersey, spoke against it
as most dangerous movement towards centralisa
tiOn,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27

day was an excitement in Catawissa rail-
road shares, caused by the announcement
of the decision of the court declaring null
and void the contract with the Atlantic
and Great Western railroad. about four
thousand two hundred shares Of the pre-
ferred stock changed hands at 32933, clos
ing at the latter. The common stock adj
vanced to 26.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1866-02-27
FROM PHILADELPHIA.

The Railroad Controversy Settled
Improvement In Catawissa
Shares. 1e HIrsGegk
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 26.-The great con-
troversy between the Pennsylvania railroad
Company and the Atlantic and Great West-
ern railroad and the Catawissa and Read
ing railroad was decided this morning by
Justice Read, of the Supreme Court in ia.
vor of the Pennsylvania railroad, the In
junction prayed for being granted.
The great featureof the stock market to-