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CHICAGO CATTLE MARKET.
For the Week Ending July II.

Q171c1 or TBI DAILY TETBuxE.}
SATURDAY Evening, July II,
BEEF CATTLE.
The following tahle Shows the daily receipts md
shipments Of Reel Cattle during the week ending
6sy. comoared With the receipts en shipments OF the
corresponding week last year:
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EOSTETFER'S' 'BIITERS

Is very different from this. The preparation dereloa
appetite, and tnyiGorstes and :neEszes The d1geauyc
powers the aamc time. Hence, whEu 1nd1tIaeeness
to the enoJments Of the table, soluta disgust tn
food is combined with gastric weakneas Or aoy otn,
farm Of Dyspepsia, this farrearhtnx restorative r.
mavesFhe entire difficulty It Is tonic that dos
its w1rt By halTea.
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And Future P1osects In Life clearly revealed by Ur
Raphael. Hc wins the affections Of the oppos.le
BE eutoes you wealth. alth and h4peness. Cali
atslH East Maason.s:-. {up sSaiEs} nstwera wells
md Ffan Kiln Consultation fec one dolar- n33
Butcnelor,a Hair DYE,
The Rest In the World! Harmless. relI4nI 4nssat-
tanequs. The only perfect Dye! No dlsappotn. .menl
mo Ridiculous ttnts. sgned, R3Nt9n. 4: Bachelor,
Ee.r Iort, Aiso, RxG eNkRATlNG KITR tCf o.
-MlLLEE EELEU{sS-festnyrs. preserves and betott1e3
the hals. Sold by ali Druggists. de9Ala6-.y
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Here Inc 9old mAtket haf fAled qntek Ah0 eteaoy
today Al 151nGIl514. ~ilseI II Dpmitsl 1t 40,
Government secur1tles are eieAdF md frm but
there T. Icsb actis7ty tr the market The trpkerB
arc hnyt1 old Fsvc-1wcuties a. JOG, and seEcn
Tb3rtlct at l0Ix. We qnoie:
, 1866-07-16
FINANCIAL AND COEMERCIA CIAL.


SATURDAY EVENING, Julr II. 1856
The following table thosp the CIGa17ucs and
Balsncce At the Clearing House in this CITY dR1ng
Ibc Nrek er,tlnr today:
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The tue II. q. Wood. hc'onG1ns 10 The f.m Of
uudeou and DlcIcF, fank at sturg.s and McAl,s
teri dock near Rush strcet bridge. At about IL
O'Clock Friday night hsyirg Sprung a leak. II
being raised ye.t. rduy afternoon. by tr j. Fisk,
Hrd v Ill be ready for Rcrrica to-tu0rrow.
By telegram received yesterday by Ne-srs. Rtn.
Rover. 1 corn from Chieago 10 Prescott. sunk on
Friday rnor1 ing last nd Btocksll!e, eight iset Of
nt.er. The cargo was insured In the GIuet~Eateta'
hgercy.
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Al sdtrs ef Cram reported IN tAts market report
Nude tdsfs a( &c StoyH2e- NHfeSs 9thtrcsse
ezITfssed-
EATEtpAT EyES1SG. duly II. 1866.
FREIEI1Ts-KA1LRoap FREI0HTs-Thc follow
Ing is lhr toint tarin OF the Eastern tn1dk:
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CUFFEE-lht UNxt2 II QulEt 1nt nfta, II p'cfl.
ou> Qubtattun1. III:
Rio. common 70 t21Hc
flo PRIME 70 Ghotce..4 ....-.....-..-...4 inn
d4ni snpny, PAGES today var 1c lower. Ab,1s the
oniy uem.f IL nom loc.l custouesf, and sAes
allow II i1A:6c.
FRUITS AND NDTS-Tht general market con.
ihut6 Ire, and ~1tt fh- exception Of adrarrt Of
SOC boz In Frd eh LemonS prices AEe unrh 10 Sed.
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The propeller Antelope, Capt. Nicholsou. Of the
Grand Trunk Line, Ieitlast evening at O'Clock.
The propeller Potomac Of the Western Ttau.por
tation Compauy, Capt. Carlisle departed last eFen
ing Tor Buffalo heartily ladened with passengers
and freight.
Peore's L1ue, Capt. MckaJ, also left last evening
for Buffalo Wph the neuai number Of psssencers
and mcEchanutee.
The propeller Iady Franklin, Capt Mann, ha.
bcen most oi the day at the Burlington Slip dis
charging lumber. She leaves this morning for ST.
Jotcph.
The propeller Empire State, Capt. Pheatt, Of the
WetteEn 1tansportaiion Compauy's Line. ar14Eed In
this port yesterday morning from Hul1hlo, with
me1chancise and pHsssngert.
The propeller Mary Stewart, Capt. Dodge, made
this port Friday. from Grand Haven, with lumhet
and numbef of passengers. She LEFT Last evening.
The steamer Orion, Capt. Richardson, of A. z.
Goodnch's line, arrived here yesterday morning.
from Milwaukee, heavily ladtntd "ilh merchandise
aud goodly number Of passengers. Sne left ,asi
evening.
The schooner Clayton Belle, which wss damaged
By collision IN the Sstai4s the fore psrt OF last
neek, was repaired In the Mechanics ufy Dock In
tue space Of forty hours after aEtlya'. having fn
boom, boxtpr1f md IN entire INV s1crn replaced.
Too much pralse csnnot oe awarded to M1. Bate.
the Master Mechanic. for The expeditions manner In
whlch This vessel uas rrpnired.
The Cleveland Ledder faye: The 1lfe-bost house
If to be hulil near the mou'h 0f the cu1auoga, On
tie vert SIDE OF it. and about feet inland.
Il viii be about oxi0 feet, and viii be aItea Tor
cupation b5 family. Cpou the top will be sta.
toned IN alarm cell OF 500 ponnd- weight. which
will give warning and cal: 10 The spot the nfe-boa
cnb-not YET orpanized-1u c1se Of 1hrclteued or
rcul danger. The boat Itself Will be here In couple
OF Nceko.
ENGLISH MERCANTILE MARtxE.-At the close Of
the year there ttood Registered In the United Etng
dom, es ss7 vessels Of 5,7Go3oo IONS, Al follows;
Sailing Vessels steam Vsis
Vessels Tons Vessels Tons
Not above 20 tons a,S38 3AI41 673 % jus
Above 80 tons.... II, - 4632.U35 1,14s 6oJ,a.s
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COMMEKCGALs
SATURDAY EyES1xn, July ID, 1866,
Tie receipts anu eh1pntnts vi Produce during
the past tAcpts -four hourA are n IououB:
KECt1fTs PAHF TWENTY .Fof.H Notuz
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In TsEa1E y; ,st5e aulet aea gneh.nssa ,s En'
"a. A%os nne1e Cisy.un g.e sna @ @Ssnai91 oEn nat At
III 1S r, STs s.s trGI
II -. i .;s5es s,',
se5iss E1!s TIN & stS Ssls Ensoond q 4 g. .'l'
Market daA ar u sen led: closing nomluaJ 1clowcf
10 @ NJ ~ 4. " & ssa 81 % q :iss; as. 81
& e g . e. y e. {:
lao bu DO Il 10: ioo bu Re}ected ii esc-aosiaz
9'Si SHSRe,sta ~ 'es "a :sai5 H. shipped e pa.
ts sn5s1 ~ fs iss ssss s. &c !.
sac; s:dso 81 40 4 g go y de al Sc; 900
fssea s = - -: !: sSs; 3ee s Do It sss i:e5td
e.ss : - ss nrsr'y Fe,ieS - s e
e. sss sa
ns;! iss 's ~ 9.,. :!gsss s q oe
size: :oS 81 DO st sc atoc su DO i &c is6o "a
ssSS E Is % e
10. a I'D Is E.. e .aoped pu Marie,
hsa,s sad L e loxes I ss!ss WEE We sa - ~ Ii
oS b % :. S:s o9 ens eq oa + te 81 Soi
,BAiiLEY- -Reeslvea none: shipped l',t1. buahe'a.
KAKLEa N ALT-sa1es were 81 bs.s Canadian
kG:ouoL--Masketre emln.l At s%4.etAe
BKU1u 4:DKS-aafket 1nacttse4and epurely
BRAS-siassesq ( qn,ei @ 4 f5.os@ s.as.
KEANs--1he!e i ro dt msnd beYond that Of re-
nUTTEiI -Reerivrd. sstsn ns shipped saea ns
1hs maIxe, Va. somewhat e1eissd .o-asy; sad ehocs
4 aegc. ana sonr sfrcsi5 prime ,oss wtre h.le i
ssspS q aus sood % arsae: ishs Ne aoot: a'
tl1sre 1sAS. xse;s
CON mon Ftfsin.:... ..:..::...:..:.......... zSc
nAt:i;iN1;-rn. demsnd Is Increasing sad usdT
X i; = S.$ = sesss s:ass.sy: %sts r. ~
I.s1sa 4. :6a. ,asaless naen......--...... s::os
2asa !|!!ss!: 4 4 ss ss g g IS s.:
smtaea San *asua I, soo. sses
nx;.ion f,s1S 4; A. 90 Go css'0n .s tsa'es'. ~ ~
amer,ean e. &, co DO DO ........ ........... SIS
Iuraps. t.hu. No. o-1....-..-....-...-...-.... Sal9
Goa GEo'1e an 81 rs
cotton y hti lhoo
GEnnlet ~ s :ago
Cur nltt. On. SIG
II CaEEsE-fns :tosss s;t ample and uoa4
mt,ocfa' demand the make seHalna steady at
NV S So1k facsosy nev......................N en-
Mcstrn III as
iE1hc MAJ ies is fairiy sciive. and pllees srs
eumratatts ely natn ~ Elven below:
cszvasss1 q ..: s;ss,ii iil i|,as:: Is IS
do Willow nanE.--...-......-... t1-t
co lahhel.,.-.--...... secs. ...- 19N
Lump Lehieh. ..... ..........,.,.......... 800
IAcIswALa, p epared. ll.ou
EcfAntCn. LIP
i:Sa: iiIlnsi 500 $
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light. Cargo sales were:
Cargo ech1 Montezuns, from Meaouninee. TO N. 60
per stz1ps Stslc; &c 18th. n &tQ. Cargo schs
Euwbnttan. from uepefr no 10 per ceut stips h4
HDce Ooa1rs jo1ats hnu tcantllnR at 1I7Q; lath At
fltt. Cargo schr Nj. Vernon. from Menom,nee, 1ls
N rpise1 \, 2ls25. % N 1ath At $s.p0.
i4ro pstces I { II follows:
LCNBrt-ttEs1 C*at, l. .1A. IN and sE1oeh.
second cles;. X. il :as s;ash... ssssessoo
FIT ana seeond qcsf Flooring. III; ia ''"'-'''
cleaf, Hide .. ............,..,...... 5.noa51Do
Common Flooring. rouca....... ..... 3.-tkk335.9
AAtchcl and dressed COMMON F'1or-
Matched hd snd dressed Siach commoa 's
First eomaea e diessed iii sidas nas se.. @ 2aooas@
urwarus =. ............ ........... n.ooa4opo
4 Stock boart8. II 1nches. .........-... ALn&9S101
STOCK eossds II tnchet.. ....-.-.... 2s.N82oo
isE aod small iifDi,eT I2to is7tionE eeoaa1.oo
joss and scsutlinK. Is fret --...-.-... z4ns4 $40
sn1satTs-A or stat shaved d shiusIess.... @ aSS9sse
A or star 6a It'd shingles ......... 6.D&6.ln
kp. Saved Shlhglea...s..........,.. lSlA4 Is
No. sawed ShlnEics. .............. 2.s5<s.59
Laru-ttr m tr xarde. IsEA5m
i, car load by Northwestern Ha.sroad, dthvtrrd in
Soy yhrd = here cars can Be vttched, INF depot
ioaa % Isck.' :shett tt-eoan,":.:.: asoatno
load On ,Iaek... ............,.......... s.N9s,s
l. sawed shingles. city uate, on
No ssxed siii;:;;;,' Shingles, py ;;i ca1 load ."
on ,r.cx cx::..-.-.-..-+.. ..........-- 71azase
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nOLLASDSE BRIEF.

.-omce open from the lat Of April to the 1st OF
isT 10 api1i u ftom "a. n i .. h. il vess1oaie
vii remain open until = o'clock p. N. On anuuays
from SIX T. a. TIL tcH H. N.
. SAMUEL HOARD, P. II.
, 1866-07-16

Butter continues tnsctlre NJ zG41c Tor State, and
et9 &c 3or cstefp- We quote.
New Hork Sfs*e-h1kin6. 'llox. Rn-.........Sz 4oc
New York Stat4-nfk1ns. light color, n-....ssA15c
NeE 3orG 6kato-haH niktn- tubs, nrst quA
Ees Tork state-h41soiksini tubs. second
quaIfts. n......... 49,. ~. ......,... ..5e@ssc
Ncw York Esxle-We1sh tubs. mi ne, 1......sA&a1e
....... ...............-.....,....a1 3 1sc:c
North retnsytvanta-1sktna. yellow. p -. 3ss3:c
n.......- ...... ..... -. .....s17.7c
Orange ann sutsex Go.-fesh paili, n.......3s .cc
SlSAnio and 1stveT-ffeah pals. s0c
Mest~tn 1sestrve-nrHins, Fellow, n ....,..ses5sc
" etrfu lAsrfte-nrkans. kec0oo quality, 2 n.7.&z5c
Net1e n stAles-6rkint yellow. .-.--..ss <1lc
Mr&tesu etates-urk1ns. second ou s1tty. p...a2!c
Mtrtefn State-r5kt.s. store raeked. o.....2z&7sc
NGltE{p Et4tE&-nfkfIS, E0NInon.
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CHICAGO DRY e;t}ODs III ARKET.

SA1EKpAr EVENING. July II, 1E6t-
puling the week there has been done a mooezate
trade In Dzy Goods. aad pstces have undergone no
ch2nse snce our !a1t rCtost. We Commune to quote:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11

"HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
w Queensware, Glassware. japan and
Brittanis Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps, &c.. g.,
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A WARNING TO FARMERS The
Toledo Blade offers the following in
formation to the farming communi-
ty:-
We learn that gangs of well dress
ed, smooth tongued scamps are trav-
cling over the country having with
them model hay and manure fead-
er, with which they are quilting far
mers NEST outrageously. Their
mode of operations is to visit the
principal farmers, exhibit their mod
el, sell farm right to use it, and
give an order on . manufacturing es-
tabiishment, where they pretend to
have made a contract for the manu-.
facture of the implement, receiving
in exchsnge the farmers note, which
they Immediately convert into mon
ey, at discount, and clear out.
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farmers 9epartnltl't.


ArrY-My MANAGEMENT OF FRUIT
ORcHARps.-When it is desirable to
ssve the fruit Of pear or apple trees
without being bruised, all the small
stones. sticks, pieces of brush and
every such thing that will injure the
fruit should be removed from the
orchards early in Septmber, SO that
a GOOD coat of grass may cover the
Ground before the fruit is gathered
in October. If soft, thick covering
of grass is over the ground the fruit
that falls will not be bruised unless
II should strike limb or fall on 9th
er fruit. If the ground has been
ploved, or rooted over by swine, let
II be leveled off with harrows and
hoes, and if lumpy, pass heavy
roller ever it. Then sow q liberal
dressing of orchard grass seed, or
timothy seed. If it is not desirable
to stock down an orchard, and per-
son has an abundance of straw of any
kind, let it be spread on the ground
beneath the fruit, so as TO cover the
entire surface, about two inches deep.
Salt hay is excellent for such pur-
nose. When on a visit to New Jer-
sew a short time since, we saw large
number of fruit trees, the boughs of
which were bending beneath the
heavy burden of fruit. Salt hay had
been spread beneath the trees SO that
none Of the fruit might fall on the
hard ground. If this precaution Is
not taken, the fruit which falls to the
ground will usually be badly bruised.
". Y Times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11

How TO MAKE CIsTBRNs. - Many
farmers who have never experienced
the advantage of barn cistern,
would avail themselves of them il
they knew with how little cost anG
trouble they can be built In ordi-
nary clay soils, cistern may be built
without brick--except for the ARCH
by merely making the excavation OF
the size and depth required. and lay
ing the mortar Immediately on the
clay sides; if well done with good
hydraulic cement, and clean coarse
sand, it will be as permanent as il
plastered upon a brick wall. - Ohio
Farmer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11

SHEEP THE BEST STocK--Without
doubt sheep are the very best stock
with which to enrich land by pastur-
ing. They range over the whole
field and refuse hardly anything.
Their manure is scattered in the very
best form it could be applied as a
top dressing. If they frequent the
knolls where the grass is sweet they
also enrich them, and they choose
for their resting places at night, and
therefore fertilize, the highest part
of the field. If desirable, a flock
may, with little trouble, be nightly
folded on the poorest spot of the
field. In hot weather they will fire.
quent the shade of trees, but from
such places the accumulated manure
is easily scraped up and distributed
to other parts. And the farmer who
is mainly grain grower will find no
stock more profitable and convenient
for all his purposes than sheep
american Farmer
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11

DARKNESS FOR FATTENIEG ANIMALS.
All animals fatten better ia the dark
than in the light, and this can only
be accounted for by the increased
quiet In the dark the animal re-
mains perfectly quiet, while in the
light the reverse is often the case.
Some kinds Of stock which are the
most irritable in confinement, as tur-
keys and geese, are found to lay on
fat best when confined in the dark,
and fed only at stated periods. There
is no surer proof that pig is doing
well than to see him eat his meal
quickly, and go to bed to sleep till
feeding again Germantown 1eie-
graph.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11

KEEPING TOO MANY Fowls. Far
mers generally make decided mis-
take in wintering too many fowls.
Twenty hens, aCeH cared for, will pro-
duce faoice as many eggs as any far
mer's family, of six persons, will use,
and raise 200, or, if desired, 500
chickens; but enc hundred will not
do it if forced to roost, in winter, in
trees, deprived of dusting wallows,
water, and sunny, bare ground expo
sures.
"Small farms well cultivated are
more profitable than large planta-
tions half titled" and so with farm
stock OF all kinds. Keep not single
head more than you can keep well
Purchase only the very best, bestew
the utmost care upon it, and your re-
ward is certain Country Gentleman.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11
valuable Farm for sale.

THE undersigned offers for sale . nice
IL farm of go acres, l60 under cultivation
and mostly iRgrass. 1t is in pretty good re
pair. well wstered by wells and springs, q
tolerable good dwelling house, good barn and
other buildings; good orchard of $50 trees, 50
acres bottom land, with well laying hill land
offering great facilities for farming or grazing
Situated on the Galipolis and Harrisburg
roa0. miles from the former place and ad
joining the celebrated mineral spring Of E. Z
Waddell. For further information call Il
the residence Of the subscriber in Green town.
ship, or address by letter to Gallipolis.
ANDERSON NEAL.
July &c, Ie66.-3m.
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For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale three houses
and lots, subdivision Garden Lot No "a
One house, one story, with three rooms, will
be sold for $500. One house with Eve rooms
two stores, good cellar under kitchen, pnee
81 900. One new house, six rooms, two
stories, price 81 200. All purchase money 70
be paid by the first Of June, 1861. Good title
will be given. Possession can be had upon
short notice. JOHN DUF0UR.
Sept. 90, lS66.-tf.
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special Notice.

IN purchasing Sewing Machine. get one
that never vet failed TO give satisfaction.
Such are the OLD RELIABLE WHEELER
and WILSON Machines for family work, and
the HOWE Machines for heavy nanufaetur-
ing purposes and leather work.
The machines may be seen at HAYWARD
4 FULLER'S Furniture Depot, corner Sd and
State streets. Call and see then.
June IA, 1855.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11
For Sale.

THE subscriber has for sale, on privst.
Il terms eight head Of horses. and two or
wagons, to which he will givetvelve months
credit, by the purchaser giving bond and Sc
eurity. BE will also trade for township Sol
der bonds. Call on him in Guyan township
Gallia county, Ohio.
HENRY SwINDLER.
Sent 81, Ie66-Im
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Rye.
Notice.
To all W1om It may Concern.

To all Whom Il may Concern.
WE would notify the people of GallipoIs
and vicinity that Vim. j. Gillespie and J. c.
Graham are now appointed Agents for Carl
ton Cosl Co., in place of Mr.. W. E. Culp, and
ali business transacted by our former Agent
will be settled by W. II. Nichols, or some
one else appointed for that purpose
We thank the people OF Gallipolis and vi
cinity for their past patronage, and solicit a
continuance of the same.
We Will also inform you that we will keep
Coal at the landing constantly on hand, and
will promptly deliver to all who may order
from us, at lowest cash rates.
CARLTON COAL co. :,
W. b. NICHOLS, Pres.
Sept 90. 1866
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SfraYed OF.

nN or about the 18th ult strayed of from
" my premises, Red Heifer, one year old
last spring, unmarked, had q rope around
her neck with an iron ring on il. quite fat, and
very gentle, as she had been raised as pet
Any information that viii lead TO her recove-
~, or return 70 me. will be rewarded, equal
to the trouble and expense. residence Cali
polls, Ohio. LEWIS NEWSOM.
Oct. 4, 1866.
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Land for sale.

TENHE subscriber wishes to sell lO4 acres of
Il land. situated on Big Greek, in Boone
county, West Va. This is wild land, but
whef cleared will make O good farm For
particulars call en- the subscriber, living in
Gailipolis, Ohio.
ELIZABETH ]. ADKINS.
Sept. l3, 3,ls66.-3ms.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-10-11

Farm for Sale.

T,HE Subscribers offer for sale their mics
Il farm Of 20 acres, situated on Campaign
creek, one mile from Watsons Mil, in Add
son township, Gallia county, Ohio. Aboui
so acres undcr cultivation. 50 acres of bottom
land. with well laying hill land, has on il ,
good frame dwelling house. stable, corn crit
and out houses, &e, on it is young bearing
orchard, and plenty Of water. coal and tim
Der, DC. 1t is in good repair, for further in
formation call at the residence Of the subseri
bers on said premises
W. CRAMER,
G. CRAMER.
Sept q, ls66.-sms.
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SOMETHING NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
GEPPART, ANDERS0N& co.
WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
w Queensware, Glassware, Japan and
Brittanis Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps, DC. g.,
COURT STREET, BETWEEN SECOND,
AND THIRD STEETS.
GALLIPOLIS, OHIO.
We are now offering to the citizens of CALI
polls and vicinity, the largest and most ex-
tensiye assortment of lne China, Ironstone,
and Common Queensware, ever seen in this
market.
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, Of every
kind, style and quality. In this line we
cannot be beat.
Japanned and Brittania ware Of rich and
rare styles, that cannot fail to please.
Table Cutlery, and furniture of every kind
and price. Lamp shades, wieks, burners, and
every thing necessary to repair old lamps.
Carbon oil ofthe best quality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing in our
line, at as low prices as the same can be pur-
chased in Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in our house every article
required to furnish their tables, bars. or cham
bers in the best style, and We warrant prices
to suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complete sets
of table ware, at city prices.
Country Merchants can do as well by pur-
chasing from US, their supply of ware, as in
the city and save freight. As q further induce
ment to trade with US, we will take in ex-
change for wares, all kinds of Country Pro-
duce at the highest prices, delivered at our
Grocery Store on the Public Square.
Ladies are invited to call and look over our
splendid stock of China and PAriAn marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT, ANDERSON & co.
Jan. 5. ls66.-tf.
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For Sale.

A DESIRABLE residence on Front Street
IN good location, several town lots, also G
number Of Farms. Enquire Of
GEO. HOUSE,
Real Estate Broker.
March Is, 1866.
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Wall Paper---FaM styles.
BIacksnaithing.

BIaCksnifthIng.
HAVE opened my shops on Locust street u
Gallipolis. and am prepared to do all kind.
Of work in my line promptly and in the oes,
possible manner. All work warranted ana
prices reasonable. So II you want nice Joo
Of Blacksmithing work, done in 8 WORKMAN
like manner call at the old stand Of
Feb. I, isss.--a.
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For Renf,

V'HE Room in my new Block lately occu-
pied by 5. ZelAzny. is now offered for
rent. Inquire q. Furniture Store Of Hayward
and Fuller. NlLL.C HAYWARD.
Feb. Is, ls66.-tf.
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A SPLENDID Stock. Of fancy French Gan
"A dies at greatly reduced prices at
10. MEALS.
Ap.a ., isss.-a.
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Baby Cabs.

CoRyIP oFTHlhD ana dhAFE 81 NEE 1 %
Opposite the NATIONAL HOTEL,
HAvE now on hand, large and well Sc
I'll lscted stock Of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Ground
Spices, Warranted purs.) New Orleans,
Crushed, Granulated, Coffee, and Pulyer.Sed
Sugars, Surups, n. o. MOlasses, Esekerel and
Salt Pish, Rio and Old Government Java
Coffee.
Having purchased ny stock for cash, am
enabled to cell for essh, both wholesale and
retail as low as any other house.
By strict attention 70 business. and small
profits. hope TO merit share Of public pat
rcnage-
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE
Wanted, for which the highest market price
be paid
Jan. l. 1866.
A SPLENDID stock Of fancy candies;
~ arnnnrCON 4 nAI.E
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MY Stock of Groceries is con-
Wl stantly receiving additions.
W. L. SHARP.
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ZEPHYR YARNS.
Dresses and Cloaks,

made to order on short notice. Also Stamp
ing and Pinking done to order.
u She would respectfully invite the eiti-
gems Of GallpolIs, and vicinity, 70 call and
examine her Stock, before purchasing else
where.
April I9, ls66.-tf