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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
RESUSCITATION.

We hear a great deal said of the
Presidents policy, viz: Restoration,
and of the policy of Congress called
Reconstyuction, but it has been re-
served for the illustlious, never suf-
fciently-d--d, Cle.n Vallandigham
to originate a new and startling pol
icy known as ReSuscitation, designed
for special application to the Cop
perhead Democracy. Vallandigham
seems to be a spared remnant, a
sort of penultimate man, washed
ashore at the time of the food which
like that of old, drowned so many of
his tribe. He seems left to tell the
tale of his party's woe, how it suffer
ed in the end, after attaining power
and eminence unequalled in the his
tory of any country. He told his
tale at the Sth of January supper at
Columbus. There being none pres
ent but q few waits like himself,
cast up from the slough of Dispon-
dency" in which the Democracy
have been fioundering for years past
and beneath which, civil liberty
would have lost little had they al
been submerged, the Ohio States
man publishes the speech greatly
enlarged and improved.
Vail. asserts that the Democratic
party is not dead, but 'only Ian
guishes" from a sense Of "false po
iteness'' and "a sick sentimental
ISM" Now says Glen 1--WE have te
change all that I'VE must make
charges on the enemy" ''They
must learn that it is their time to re
eeive blows, ours to give them" and
hence forward let the battle cry be
Charge CHESTER, charge, on STANLEY,
onl''
"We must" 'swe certainly mus
Mr.. Vallandigham says virtually to
to his friends: s'Get up, you sleepy
Democratic party, get up and show
the stuff you lie maGe OIL" don /
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

Adjutant General Cowen has pre-
pared, at the request of Gov. Cox,
for transmission to the committee
appointed by the National House OF
Representative to ascertain the
amount of the war debt and expen
ditnres of the several States. an ex-
hibit of the war expenses of Ohio.
from the commencement of the re
bellion to the 18th of November.
1868. 1t is as reliable a statement
as can be furnished from the imper
feet and scanty data in the State De-
partments, but it is not so satisfac-
tory ole as a little legislation by
the General Assembly could secure.
1t will he noticed that the amount
expended for bounties Is estimated
nearly all of it having been raised
by private subscrIption-and yet no
one can say the figures are too large.
On the contrary they are too small
and would safely bear an increase of
fifteen per cent. The exp enses by
the State Government ave taken from
the Auditor books, and embrace
every variety ofexpenditure to which
the State has been subjected in sup
porting the national authority dur
ing the war. The statement is as
follows:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

use fine sentiments any longer. Call
your opponents thieves, liars, cow
ards, abolitionists, DC, DC.
Now all this Is irresistatly funny,
to those knowing the ineffable pol
troonery of vsllandingham. He ev-
idently imagines himself power, ,
not exactly military, but one stron-
ger than even that, to which however
the blessed martyr had once to yield
himself a prisoner despite of CASA"
who failed Ito come to time"
Seriously however, this last feat of
vallandigham in stirring up the ami
mails" will prove of little avail. The
record is m ide up. The trial is over
and Democracy stands convicted at
the bar of p lbli: opinion, of ''an as
sault' Upon the life of the nation
with intent to kill" 1t may ''damn
the nigger, and shed seas of tears
over his freedom but that it can
ever be resuscitated under the teach
ing of Vallandigham and his friends
is as impossible, asthat the negro
should be returned to slavery by
Constitutional enactment
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
@ The Coz perheads are wonder

g The Coz perheads are wonder
fully excited about the act of Congress
striking out the word white, or in
other words, extending the right OF
suffrage to all male citizens of the
District of Columbia, without regard
to color. We are not surprised at
this. They doubtless call to mind
the fact that the domest Slave
trade was first "crushed out" in that
same District, and that every move
ment in favor of the colored race,
was first put in practice within its
limits. Judging from the past, they
see little hope in the future and
that the act extending the right of
suffrage without regard to color, will
sooner or later be adopted by
every State, that once held the col
ored race only as property. Con
gress had the right to amend the law
OF suffrage in the District, but will
not undertake to interfere with it in
.he States. The States themselves will
make the change, in order to main
tain their ratio of representation in
Congress, which latter body will un-
doubtedly make that ratio based on
voters, and not on population.
When the Southern States do this,
Copperhead friende will very sudden
ly discover that "niggers' make very
good voters, just as they discovered
in the days of drafting that they
made most excellent substitutes.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
SOLD OUT.

I have sold the journal Office" to
Capt. VIM. H. NASH, U. S. A, to
take effect lst February, 1865. He
will fill all subscriptions paid me in
advance to this date Subscribers
in arrears, will settle with me to 18th
November, 1865. After that date
Capt. NASH is authorized to receive
payment.
This sale or transfer will not affect
the interests of the patrons of the
Journal, which will be published as
usual. r. L. STEWART.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY.
-rn aNnire ~, the 81 II day of InnnnrN 1861 I

kIO tNplIG t1 Olsb tlslN u AVoAl
Onice Of the Auditor of State }
Insurance Department. Columbus. %. Jan 10 COY
Whereas, The -Etna Insurance Company. iOci-
ted at Hartford in the State of Connecticut, has
filed in this Oiiice a sworn statement Of Its con-
dltiOn. Is required by the first section Of the AIT
10 regulate Insurance Companies not incorpO-
rated by the state of Ohio" passed AprI! sth
1856; and amended February 9th 1854; and
Whereas, said Company has furnished the un.
dersi igned satisfactory evidence that 1t possessed
OF ut least One hundred thousand Dollars vi ac-
tual Capital invested IN Stocks or Bonds or in
Mortgages of Real Estate, worth double the
amount Tor hieh the same is mOrts1ged; and
Whereas, said Company has filed in tins Oihoe 4
signed by the President and Secretary thereof
authorizing any Agent or Agents Of said
Company IN this state ~ acknowledge service OF
process for and IN behalf OF said Company, ac-
corllng To the terms of said law.
Now. Therefore, in pursuance Of the arst sec
ton OF the aforesaid act. l James III. Goldman
Auditor OF State for Ohio do hereby certify that
said -Etna Insurance Company, OF Hartford, is
authorized To transact the business OF Fire and
Marine Insurance in this State until the thirty
first day OF January, in the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty seven.
In Witness Whereof, have nereunto sub
Scribed my name and caused the seal of my Oiice
to be ali xed the day and year above written
JAMES II. GOODMAN,
[Seall [Stampl Auditor of state.
Applications received and policies promptly
issued by x. L. STEWART, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Feb. l. 1866
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
re- In the Ohio Legislature la,

re In the Ohio Legislature last
week, Mr.. Mcfarland offered the fol
lowing joint resolution, Relative to
an amendment of the Constitution
prohibiting certain persons from ex-
ercising the elective franchise"
Be Il resolved By the General Assem
bly, Of State Of Ohio, Three ffths
OF the members elected to each
House concurring therein, that It be
anG is hereby proposed to the alee-
tors of this State % vote at the an.
nual October election for the yaat
1867, upon the approval or rejection
of the following amendments, to be
added to the first section of article
fifth of the Constitution of this
State. to-wit:
Excepting such persons as have
borne arms against the Government
of the United States, or who were
engaged in the military service in
The interest of what is known as the
Southern Rebellion, waged from the
year 1861 to 1865, or who have q,
from their place of residence to avoid
being drafted in the military service
of the United States"
Laid on the table to be printed
year %, nays s.
II is presumed the Democracy will
oppose it, on the ground that il
would disfrsnchise large number
of their friends who fed to Canada
or elsew here.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01


@ The Joint COMMITTEES on Re
construction. consisting of six Sena-
tors and nine Representatives have
agreed on the following proposal of
Constitutional Amendment. which
was Yesterday reported to the Sen
ate by Mr.. Fessehden of Maine:
ARTICLE -, Repre- sentatives
and Direct Taxes shall he appor-
toned among the several States
which may be included within this
Union according to their respective
numbers, counting thswhole num-
Der of persons in each State. eXclu-
ding Indiqns not taxed; prorided that
,rheneuer the elect,pe franchise shoH be
denied or abridged in any Slate. on ac
count Of rare or color, all persons of such
race or color sA0H be erciuded from The
basis of representation.
This amendment virtually remit
the question of Black Suffrage to the
several States, requiring only that
each shall abide by its own decision,
and not count as basis of political
power in the Union such portion of
its population as it shall delih rate.y
deprive of power and exclude from
the body polite. In other words, it
says: Account your Blacks men or
brutes; but. if you account them
brutes, do not ask other States to re
gard them as men,"
1t seems difficult to imagine a
ground whereon this rule can be
nationally objected to. Its principle
is in substance embodied in our
State Constitution (Art-, III. S4, J
which says:
"An enumeration of the inhahi
tants Of The State shah be tsker. IN,
der the direction OF the Jegisiatllse,
/ ID 5ks year 1855, and at the end of
every ten years thereafter; and the
SAID enate Districts shall befsq,
altered by the Legislature. at the
first session after the the return OF
each enumeration, that each district
shall con ain, as nearly as may be,
an equal number of inhabitants,
excluding aliens md persons Of 6olor nG
fored So also in S.. with regard
to Assembly District.
II tie majority in Congres shall
decide to take its stand ON the prac<
tical and reasonable ground'thus ia
ken, trusting to the silent hut re-
sistless operation of Time, snd State
pride, and self interest, to bring each
State to a practical recognition of
the equal right of its humber class,
we feel confident that its trust will
not be vain.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

All the Union members of Con-
gress from Ohio. voted for the suf-
frage bill in .he District of Columbia.
Right.
= Gen. Geary is the prominent
Candidate of the Union party in
Pennsylvania, for Governor in 1866.
He is sure to be elected.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

The Professor pronounces it rare
combination of minerals, and one
that must prove highly beneficial to
invalids. Mr.. Waddell is preparing
to accommodate few visitors next
season. Several have used the water
with marked success, and found re-
lief.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
H Mr.. Samuel Rothgeb of Ad

W Mr.. Samuel Rothgeb OF Adj
Olson, has shown us a sample OF
rum, distilled by him from the skim
mings of Sorghum syrup, that is
worthy of note. He also produced a
sample Of Alcohol very little infe-
rior to that produced from grain.
This will open up a new source OF
profit from Sorghum, and one likely to
engage public attention. The article
presented us is as clear and colorless
as water, but in strength equal to
fourth proof whiskey.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
R The New Era is the title Of !

S The New Era is the title of q
paper published in Point Pleasant,
by III. C. Harris. 1t is eminently
conservative in tone, and judging from
the cordial greeting it receives from
copperheads on this side of the
river, may be set down as the organ
of that class on The other side. Pc
cuniar;ly we wish it success.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

The Ssahtef of Kansas has
passed a Izzsolstion. recommending
the execution OF Jeff. Davis. Good.
Martha Grimes the poisoner,
was executed at Pitlsburg on the
10Th. She confessed her guilt.
-Four negroes were sold lately
in Delaware at prices from twelve to
fifteen cents each.
- The losses paid by the New
York Fire Ins. Co., in 1865, amoun-
ted to SAC, 1900.
The Stove dealers of Troy n.
Y. sold l50.0 900 Stoves last year.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
EXPENSES By THE STATE GOVERNMENT.
Claims allowed and not yet paid

Total S6i s6Isi3 II
Reimbursed by General Governm't Il SOL S96 "a
In regard to the relief tax, 1t may
be stated that the above sums do not
include what was levied by County
Commissioners and City Councils,
which, if added, would increase the
total amount of that fund at least
forty per cent.
The above is a very dattering ex-
hibit for Ohio, and when it is remem-
bered that during all that time we
not only did not create war debt,
but actually reduced our funded debt
S2,000,000. who Of us is not anima-
ted with feeling of pride at the glo.
rious record of our Buckeye State
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
STATEMENT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
ETNA
Insurance Company

On the 1st day Of january 1855, made to the Au-
ditor Of Ohio, pursuant to the Statute Of that
State.
NAME kSD LOCATION.
The name Of the Company is 4ErNA INSUR-
ANCE COMPANY, and is located at Hartford,
Conn.,,
1.-CAPTTAL-
The amount ofits Capital Stock is
Two Million Two Hundred and
Fifty Thousand Dollars, and is
paid up g, so, 600 90
I1-ASSETTS
1. Cash on hand, in Bank, and
with Agents sss5 III "a
2 Real Estate, unincumbered s4,W7 IS
5. The Bonds and Stocks owned
BY the Company, las per sehed-
the rate Of interest thereon sssz,Ss7 q
Total Assets of the Company. s4Os7, IS 90
Ill.-LIABILIrIES-
Losses unadjusted and not due ssA.ssi g
V-MISCELLANE0US.
me any SFeaSsiii ons risf 10uH' s iA'- $4,000 90
The Greatest amount allowed by
the rules 10 be insured in any
Block Varies.
Deposited with California, $4,000
Iowa, 13UUO w
Wisconsin, 3o0o "
Tennessee 20WO "
Ohio, 1000 90
A .o,,,- - a. frh.-.o~ - 49, Of instrumentation n
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
PicfurPS.
SEWING MACH MES.

SINGERS, Wheeler L Wilson's, Howes,
y Grover 4 Bakers and Parkers Machines
adopted to ever description OF work at
HAYWARD d FULLERS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
FORD, CALOHAN & Co.,
DEALERS IN
Flooring, Misunderstanding
AND ALL KINDS OF
DRESSED LUMBER.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF

DOORS; SASH, OUTSIDE AND INSIDE
VenltIan Pivot, and Paunel Shutters. Stor,
d Jprs, Duor and Window Frames, Mantels
Msl1ings, Newels, Posts Ba uslrades, Brack
cts, Cornie-s, Base, Arehitraves, Columns
Shelving, and Fencing.
Plans, Specifications. and Work-r rawlings
for Churches, Business Houses, or Private
Dwellings furnished on reasonable terms.
In the Lumber Yard connected with our
Establishment we have n full assortment Of
Lu Der for Building purposes.
Persons intending to erect Buildings, and
eantirg buIlline materials. will find it to
their advantage to call, write or send IheIr
o. ders, as We intend to sell belou Cincinnati
market, AMI being practical Builders, we are
the better able TO understand the wants OF
those about to build, and to execute their
work.
From our long experience in the Business.
and the facilities afforded US by the most i'm
proved Maehintry, we can manufacture and
FINISH up work OF the Best quality in style
net to be surpassed in any Factory, or by
handmade work. either as regards Accuracy,
Finish, OF Durability
GALPIPOLIS, OHIO.
FORD, CALOHAN & Co.
Feb. l, 1866.
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IrrInre..

lIals XII h.efrfsof CiDeinnaii, viii lee
III turp - ifif ualism. in A!eshIre's Eall
o: Ssiatdzs estslrs. Feb, 10Th at o'clock,
1od slss eis sunday Feb llth at o'clock
I, II issioa 20 cents, Children half
Hries. fsocee3s Of both Lectures after
paying i6r< . BAH to be applied to the Poor
Il Gal iEs, undsr the supervision of the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
Marriage and CeIibacy,

An ESSAY of warning and instruction for
Young men. Also, Diseases and Abuses
which prematurely PROSTATE the vital powers;
with sure means of relief. Sent free Of
charge in sealed letter envelopes. Address,
d. J. SKtLLiG HoUGHTON, Howard As-
sociation, Philadslehis, Pa.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

- No person has yet been killed
on any rail road in Germany. The
Germans are too fautious for that.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

~ A valuable mineral spring has
been discov cred on the farm of Mr..
Ephraim Waddell, in Green town
ship. He has had an analysis made
of the water, by Prof. Fennel of Gin
cinnati, resulting as follows:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
H Gen, Early in his letter to th

~ Gen. Early in his letter to the
New York NeWS says:
The world has never witnessed
so great a political crime as that
committed in the destruction Of the
Confederate Government by armed
force
s That sounds welIread By the light
OF the fires of Chambersburs
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
DIED,

At Cola, Gcruer Iay County Ind. Jan.
sth IsE6. Ia .sAcoB BoswoRTH in the 18th
year Of lis =. formerly II resident Of Gallia
ecuuiJ 0so-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
Notice.

CEALED proposals viii be received by the
y trustees Of the Galia Academy at the
Secretary's Office, until 8 o'clock r. ii. OF
Saturday the 24th day of February 1866, for
building an addition to the Academy, W here
plans and specifications can be seen.
X. ALESHIRE,
Sec J. Gallia Academy.
Feb. l, 1866
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Wcsterman High school.

THIS School having proved to be eminent
i ly successful. tne Trustees take pleasure
in announcing that the bird Session will
commence Feb uary the 2Dth lS66, and con
tinue eleven weeks. David " Delay Prin.
eIpal. II his Institution affords superior I'D
vantsges Ia yo ng mvn desiring to prepare Tor
College, rs we'll Is those vi both sexes who
wIsif to prrpare for teaching and business pur
suits. Tuition from S4 45Oto Sc.
Incidental fee 4 cts per student Good
boarding can be had Of iamIlIes living near
School at s.. per week rooms and Iuel in
clud~d. Further information can be hal Of
n. ERR, President,
or GEO. CHERkI NGTON. See'y.
Oi the Board.
Eah 1855 o..
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
MARRIED.

At re residence of the brides Father on
th+ Il st day of Jan 1876. hv VIM. S. Jenkins
Esq NR.IAsPEe NEWTON HAERIT, and Miss
CEARIly koUsB both OF Cheshire township.
On III 20th inst, at the residence Of Mr.
Hoies,n,iss per Gsllipolis Ohio. by R'v j.
F. Wlilisrs, kE >AXTY RuoKER. and Mss
ABA Rffsolps moi Gsllia county Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

STATE OF CONNECTICUT,
County OF Hartford
Thomas A. Alexander, President. and Lucius
J. Hendee, Secretary, of the Ena Insurance
Company being severally sworn, depose and say,
that the fore gong is full true and correct state
ment OF the affairs of said Company that the said
Insurance Company is the bond-fide owner Of at
least Ohe Hundred Thousand DOLLARS OF actual
Cash Capital invested in stocks and bonds that
tae above described investments nor any part
thereof are made for the benefit OF any individual
exercising authority in the management Of said
Company either as President, Secretary rreasur-
er Director or otherwise, and that they are the
above described officers Of said Insurance Com
pany.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01
For NE Journal
SIT Might Have Been"

SIT Might Have Been"
RrsrBorIEusLs s isasp TO
1t might have - s.i brought is this
To come wi q = - SOM,
OF emil Ehoc>r - N icyous youth,
of love aud q ras.> Lb-rne;
Whru all of Lite tpN IN to me
Are fading sha.ew cast
Der mem mJry's ffid. while pondering on
A bright but Ilis-sPent past
1t migh,-alss. y yes, it might
Far otherwise. have been
Had but thaugkt. o. only dreamed,
To love too wei was sin,
Put now. aldsl ne lingering ray
o. hope il iefslse me.
For must tread $ie's path alone
And only thia ofthee.
alt might have lern." ah, mem'ry why
Vast thou ~ ,Ar vouchsafrdf
Why add ne. asguish to a soul
BY disapro,nsHek shapedf
Per6aj thcn art the means employed
By Him u iis ln1'yeth best,
To teach me hot uHwise 1t is
On worldly hPes 70 rest.
4r4 "EscuE"
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LOCAL BoUNTIES.

Ofthe above amount il is estimated
that there was paid By municipal cor
pOrations $I4 90 900 amt the remain
der by individual subs sri ptlOns.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-01

Columbus, OhlO, Jan, 10 Ic0b-
II is hereby certified, that the foregoing Is a
correct copy OF the Statement OF condition Of the
.EFNA INSURANCE COMPANY, of Hartford.
made 10 and led in the Oilice. for the year 1856.
Witness my hand and seal officially.
JAMES III. GOODMAN.
ISeall lStampl Auditor Of state.
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Teachers Blank Reports.

A supply Of School Teachers Blank Reports,
for the several townships of the county. have
been received at this Office. from the State School
Commissioner, and are ready for distribution.
Township clerks will call for them
Jan. 25,-3w. WM NASH, A. G. C.
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. OHIO WAR EXPENDITURES.

Special Correspondence of the Cincinnati Gazette
COLUMBUS, Jan. 2T.
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LETTERS

DEMAlNISG UNCLAIMED in the Post Of
HI ice at Gallipolis. Gallia county, Ohio, on the
lst day Of February A ID. 1866
Eel5- II not called for within one month, they
Viii < seIrt to the Dead Letter 0fice.
must call for advertised letters" give the
date OF this list and pay one cent for advertising
Bane Mary Jane Keen Elizabeth
Bsltzer Amanda Keller Florence A
BOster George King susie
Brow n George Line L
Burkhart Chas Martin Julian
Campbell Bell Myers rs
Clara Joseph McDonel Jerry
Car1ln John Neal Sarah2
CyPhens Philando Nolan Edward
CIostlck Frank Raw Frank Ms
CezZens Eliza Ricon Ramsel
DarviS / y Stayton Daniel W
Darst Andrew Smith Lydia
Daniels nler Shifts Catbarinc
Dean VIM Tosh James
blizzard Nelson Turner Jvmes N
Fletcher Bette 2 Vaughn Henry
Flegar VIM Wilson Sarah
fillmore \ Co White VIM n
GrantP Whitaker JV
Greer Polly Width America
Gibbons Laurena Winters Rhoda
Glllingham Elizabeth Winters
Jones Woods Mary Z
JOnneS Fraeis
oMce hours from X A. NJ to 6< PM
sundays, Office open from : to 3 \. NJ
JOSEPH DROUILLARD,
February l, 1856 Postmaster.
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White Cloud Mills.

EXTRA Family Flour manufactured ex-
u presslY for my trade,
Feb. l. JNO. A. ROBINSON.