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PoRTLAkD2 ROCHESTER R.R.
SUMNER ARRANeEEr,l1lr,,N,r

T7l5g<7Ezz5;El On and after Monday April 90 1866.
xtrains will leave as follows:
340P n. -
?! Leave Portland Cor saco River at Is AM, 90 and
The 400 p. N train out and the A. NJ train In IN
porand VIII be Freight trains with passenger cars
|. % Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorbam.
Standish, steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark. Sebago'
Bridgton, Loyell. Hiram, Brownheld, Fryeburg,
conway, Bartlett, Jackson Limington, Cornish Por-
ter, Freedom, Madison and Eaton n Il
AT Buxton Center for West Buxton, Bonny-Eagle
South Limington Lmington, Limerick Newiieid.
Parsonsfield and Ossipee - ~ :, :. -
At Saccarappa for South Windham, Windham Hill
and North Windham. daily
steam Car and Accomoda ion trains will run az fol-
loWs;-Leaye Gorham for Portland at 800 A NJ and
2O9 NJ Leave Portland for Gorham at IL Is p NJ.
BY order Of the President.
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The Markets.
TELEaRApH1c REPORTS.

Financial. ~ rr
ms. $3.50. as1 NEW YORK, june 6.
set Is quiet but firm The speculative interests con-
nned 70 New York Central Erie, Reading and North
western Stocks. The latter is manipulated by
sTong Clique. Governments are quiet but steady.
The Africas news had unAvorable effect upon the
bulls gold. The price opened at 11455 but fell to
Of the larger operators try to keep up the price upon
the suppositon that two OF three millions more gold
mai De wanted for Saturdays steamer. The steamer
Aieppo TOOK out to-day 81, $4,000 in gold and the
CITY OF Cork Sl75, 900. Money Is I'm more demand~
can loans mainly per cent. Exchange nominal
.isross Nesc York Stock Market. q
NEW Yong lima A
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DIED.

In this city, June g. Mrs Marcelena wife of Joshua
Taylor, aged Is years 10 months ~ q -
In Phipsburg, June 3. Charlotte A. dauobter q,
William and Rachel Duley, aged 81 years 10 months
In Saco, June 8, Mrs Mary Augusta, widow Of
Capt Thos Cults, agedS1 years months ~ -
months. y 49, 80 - = '-
In Bidieford. June 8, of consumption, Miss Rebec-
ca Watson, aged 80 years.
o. In Biddeford, June 2, Mrs Susannah Emery, aged
In York, May 26, of paralis, Mrs Sally BeaI. aged
Is years. -, - 10 p
In Livermore, March q, Capt Simeon Waters, aged
In Bath, June 4. MARTIN Higgins, aged 45 years.
AT Cape Neddick, May 20, Mr. James Jefferson.
aged Sc years; same day, Miss Ann Maria, daughter
Of Capt Jos Bradley, aged "a years. iIllo ~
In Kittery, April g., Mrs Hannah, widow of JOS A
Jackson, aged 90 years months. ~ i''--l
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PORTLAND j KENNEBtC R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT,
NINA emciug Momsaaw Auw:a oo.G rooo


Commencing Monday, April 3Osh, 1896.
- Passenger Trains leave Portland daily
51;kSeE at l.00 r NJ, tor Bath, Augusta, Wat
srVus Acndalps Mills Skowh hogan, and ntermedlio IL
s@oonsi connecting at Brunswick with Androscog-
IN u5 =. =. Tor lewiston and Pennington, and at
hendaiPs Mills with Maine Central r. II. for Bangor
as any other. ~ '''' 'o"'e
Leave Portland for Bath, Lewiston. Augusta and
Intermediate stations on Saturday only al 500 p M
Mixed Train leaves Portland for Bath and interme-
diate stations daily, exceptSaturday, at 345 PM
Freight Train, with passenger car attached, will
leave Tort for Skowhegan and into mediate sta
tons every morning att O'Clock.
Trans nom Bath and Lewiston are due at Portland
AZ s.oV ID, and from Skowhegan and Farmincton
with trains for Boston. W 0OHi'e''
Stages for Rockland connect at Bath; and for Bel
last as augusta, and TOR Scion, Anson, Norri,lSe-
woek, Athens and Moose Head Lake at Skowhegsn
and lor Chma, East and North Vassalboro' at Vas,
saiooro', and for Unity at Kendal's Mi,Ps
w. HATCH, Superintendent.
April %, 1SC6-dtf 'ef3eQ- q. '.T
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DOMESTIC PORTS


Irvine Havre. = =" - - - ' '-P HA FOUNDER,
lowed down, barques Sunshine, and Oak R,dce I.
ev GEotEGETOWN, SCAT 9th, sch VIM Butman.
Baltimore. : \ = 80 'oA
+, BALTIMoRE-Ar Sd. brig Bickmore Tracey
Boston sen Arcuiarius. jackson, Providence.
Cid 4th, brig drama, Bruce Cienfuegos.
Ar5.h. sch Redington, Gregory. Richmond.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. h, sch Chara, Eaton, FIN
New York. II al sal-''1 rlI ..sI71 = . = =
Also ar 4th. ship Westmoreland Ocean, Liverpool !;
brig Ida L Ray, Ray, Port Jefferson, (and cid for
Boston.) s'-.trlart ,'7I-t l.aT-
Cid I'd. schs Ella, Croker, and Persis L Smith.
Brown, Boston; Campbell, Soule, Portland; Crusoe
Kelley, do.
Cid 4th, barque Andes, Merriman, Portland: sch
viola, Sherman, Boston; Helen Mcleod, Eaton, do
NEW YORK-Ar 18th, schs William Fletcher
and Fred Reed, Pendleton, Machias. -''-e,'
Ar 9th, sch Venus. Hersey, from Poughkeepsie for
Pembroke. W.
CID 9th, ships Game Cock, Sherburne, Hong Konp !.
Constantine. Creevey, London; barque Casco Card,
ner: Trinidadi sch Maria Whitney, Bryant, Rock
land. ''7---sN--'' -'SsN
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museum in the world - certainly no similar
collection made with equal intelligence and
earnestness. The Emperor, tits plain, put his
heart into it. Elt ~. ~
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An imperial collection thus made will we
suppose, hardly be found to grace any other
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FREIGHT FOR THE SOUTH AND WEST
Proposals for R0tSOns
% ind Ship ChandIeTy.
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
District OF Portland and Falmouth,


So - - District OF Portland and Plymouth,
-7s, June I, 1866.
CEALED PROPOSALS will DO received at this
- office until the 9th day Of juno inst for the sup
ply Of raons to the petty officers and seamen of the
U. S. Revenue Steamer "Mahonmg," or any other
Revenue Cutter Cutters that may be stationed at
this port Tor the term of year from the LIST day of
July next IL Isl i.s- aiy- fst r.4'tfI L.If
The rations for the Revenue service is the same as
that allowed in the naval service emitting the quor
and consists of the following articles, VIZ: Beef
Pork, Flour, Rice Rasins, or Dried Fruit Pickles or
Cranberries, Biscuit, Sugar, Tea, Cocoa, Butter,
The ratons to be!of good and wholesome quality to
be approved by the Captain and the different articles
comprising the ratons to be delivered board the
vessel In good and sufficient casks and vessels to be
provided by the contractor and the contents thereof
distinctly marked on each. 1t Is to be understood
that the contra ;tor win be bound to furnish upon
s0nable notice, as often may be required by the
Captain Of the vessel with the appreciation Of the
Collector, inoS exceeding upon average one day
each week such fresh meat and fresh vegetables
may be equivalent to the corresponding parts of the
rations allowed in the naval service. -
Table of ratiops may be seen at this office.
Sealed proposals viii also be received at this office
until the 10th inst, for Ship Chandlery for of the
above named vessel vessels for said term OF year
list of articles to bid tor and other specifications
necessary to fun understanding Of the proposals
advertised for may been seen at this office.
ISRAEL WASHBURN, JR.,
June Ibid. Collector
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MARRIED..

In Westbrook, May 5. by Rev W N Richardson.
Gray. vi
Al. In Phipsburg, May 80, Frederick H Wallace and
Briggs. -. - :. - -t- -'''
In Biddeford, May 26 Oliver B Adams and Miss
Susan York. -,H -
In Biddeford, May 30. Joseph Mitchell and Miss
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For Sale.

For Sale.
A 81 STORY House, situated in the eastern part
IA Of the city, suitable for two families. Can be
rented for 5000 per year. capital chance for In
vestment. Price only $500. Terms easy,
To Let.
The I'd and Sd stories of block of stores centrally
located, suitable for a manuactory. 4
Offices for Surgeons, Dentists and responsible par
ties constantly on hand Inquire of
PATTERSON g CHADBOURN,
Real Estate Agents, S2a Exchange Street.
may22eodtt r n
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For Sale.
For Sale,
FOR SALE.

THE desirable House and lot on southwest corner
of Pine and State streets. The situation is one
OF the most easant in the city The lot is about 46
and well arranged and stocked with fruit trees
and shrubbery. $3.50 d iIFi lIf7Te ~ d.
LIBBY, or to rs1 y A
JOHN C. PROCTOR,
ap6-n Lime street,
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Steamers,
International Steamship Go.
PASSPORT, Calais and st. John.
az SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
THREE TRIPS PER WEEK !!
. WITH REDUCED FARE.

4 On and after MONDAY lime
Ssss>~rM 4th, the Steamers OF the internaO
4, n MHN tional Line will leave ave- t Rn;srnad
60. >Wharf, foot o. State Street avenH
z-H.---s MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at O'Clock r. NJ, for Eastport and ST
John. $50 o.
Returning, will leave st. John and PASSPORT same
days tor Portland, and Boston.
at EastpOrt the Steamer Queen will connect tor St.
Andrews Robbinston, Caiais and New Brunswick
Railway to Woodstock and Houlton Stations and
Stage Coaches will connect for Machias.
AT st. John passengers take 4. q N. A. Railway
for Shediac, and from tn nee for Summerside and
Charlottetown p L. Island, and Pictou, N. s; also
at St John the Steamer Empress for Windsor and
Halifax, every Tuesday and Friday evening. and
for Digby every Monday and Thursday mornings
CT Freight received on days of sailing until Jour
O'Clock p, M. C. C. EATON
May ~, Ioo0.-dtI Agent.
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OF OCEAN STEAMERS.

., HILLSBORo NIB. Sch Arno SO tons coal, to
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N e N EWS
PORT OF PORTLAND.


-r Wednesday, Jane 8.
ARRIVED. ~
Sch Arno, tBr) Bdgett, Hillsboro NIB.
Sch Benjamin, Clark, New York for Pembroke.
Sch Eurotas, ,Stetson, Boston tor Rockiand.
Sch Vienna. Look, Boston for Addison
Sloop Ellen, Tracy, Boston for Surry.
oUTsIDE-At anchor near Cape Lights, deep
barque, supposed the Lochlel, from Pictou.
80 $50 CLEARED.
Steamer Chesapeake, johnson, New York-Emery
& Fox. bar r. IN 4''fsf. tn :, Ey7Tf
Sch Carver, Rumrll, New York-C w Pierce.
Sch Della Kinds, Wells Calais-Ttchell Brothers
Sch Albatross, Crockett, Bucksport- Eastern Pack
ct Co.o5 ~ ~ e1iftat aTsti q -la % = ~
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Ar at Havana 18th ult. brig Merrfwa Sierra Mo-
rena, land sailed for Pottand,; 31st Essex, Balm,
CID 2Sth, briggs Cuba, tor Portland; soth Polledo
To- Philadelphla): 31st, barNue II d Stoyer P;s-s
New York brigs Kennebec, Merrill, poriiand a a.
burnham, Mcclellan Phfladelphia. wv
SID 26th, brig Paragon, Reed, Portland. 80 "a'
% Al at Cardenas 24th, barque Mary E Libbv I;hh,,
ParEs a. ssss Prensiss Hobbs MORGAN and VIM
3ist, barque Eliza White Portland hr;o y y !,
sierra Morena land sailed for Portland. oo's0n'
Sch Leesburg, Smith. dom pos.,..si.. .
put into Holmes Hole lth inst. and ra, oacmore
previous on Gross Rip, Nathaniel Murcb mate IN,
Tas % BY main boom and Drowned H.
Nao N1years Of age and belonged in Biddefard ~
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Valuable Mill Property For Sale.
A interestin Saw Mill and Store. VIII be sold
"A at a great bargain to good business man who can
take charge of Store. Apply to
me- LYNCH, BARKER g. CO.,
ap3d 139 Commercial street.
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LAUNcHED-At Harpswell, recently a fine schr At
about 80 TOMS intended for the fishing business, built
by q Allen, by whom she is owned, togethe-
with others, of Harpswell, and VIII BE COMMANDED
by Capt Co6mbs. r,sn 0
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q "A correspondence has been opened with
Gen. b. f. Butler, to learn whether he will en-
gage to address the citizens of Ogle coumy,
Illinois, at Polo, on the coming national ami
yersary
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MelOdeon for Sale.

A Fine Six Octave Melodeon, but little used, at T.
In B. ROBINSON'S Music Rooms, 347I Congress-
near Oak Street. Inquire from to P. M.
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Wants, Lost and Found.
Lost :!

OST on Middle or Free streets, Ladies' GOLD
~ WATCH, CHAIN, BELT and BUCKLE. The
indef Will confer favor and be suitably rewarded
~ leaving it at PUTNEY'S Boarding House. corner
Middle and Willow streets june6dtf
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TN private house, within five minutes walk of the
Post Office, large, pleasant front parlor. Terms
reasonable References required Address M. B.,
Press Office. may25dtt
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Wanted.

A GOOD twoseated Rockaway Jumper, or light
ACarryan- second-hand. Also Saddle and Bride
Auuress L, +. Y. Box 1543. june6d3t*
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15
kE The .old 1Olks" (amateurJ ]

H The "Old 1olks" (amateur)
Concert was q complete success; such
rs the ''actor,s" on the stage may
feel an honest pride in The cos.
tunes were got up with excellent taste
and in the style of q hundred years
ago. We infer that our sisters, OF
the old times, were ignorant of the
beauties and advantages of hoops.
Our limited space prevents as from
noticing the merits of each individual
singer, but when all acquitted them
selves SO creditably, it is hardly nee
essary to allude to any single one.
We will add that the audience seemed
to have, by general consent, awarded
the palm to Miss OFDERDoNK, whe
richly deserved all the praise that
was bestowed upon her. We trust
this may be only the beginning of q
series of Amateur concerts-so far
superior to the socalled professional
singers who usually visit our inland
towns.
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H We notice that the repairs to
the steamer CoTrAGE No. 2, are
nearly completed. The work has
been done solely by Gallipolis me-
chanics, and, say judges, well done.
She has been completely reitted and
refurnished, and is q neat, trim
packet. She expects to leave here
for Kanawha next Saturday, and will
run in the Kanawha and Cincinnati
trade.
Capt. JAMES NEWTON has sold his
interest In the boat, to Capt. s. c.
FARLEY, who will take command.
Capt. FAHLEr is one of our Oldest
steamboat men, and Is a competent
and careful officer. Our young friend,
Col. J. L. VANCE, viii have charge
Of the off1ce-an excellent selection.
We wish the boat, and Its officers,
abundant success.
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GallipoIis Nursery.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees
c. n. PALMER. PROPRIETOR,

nFFERS FIR The Spring Of 1866, a very
large stosL of Fruit and Evergreen
trees, Apple trees. years from graft, ID cts
each, per 100 Sl4. 2yesrs from graft 1915
cts each, per 100 Sl2. Dwarf Apples 80 is
each per loo S25. Pears standard, 5ncts.
Dwarfs 40ets. Cherry 50cis, Plum 5Octs,
Quinees 40cts. Apricots Scots, Ncctarines
25cts. English Walnuts, and Spanish Chest
nuts SOC s, Peach trees 2Ocis, per 100 SIS.
Also a few choice, Seedlings. per 100 S..
Also the leading varieties of Evergreens.
GRAPE VINES.
Iona, Israella. Delaware. Concord, Hart
ford. Prolific, Diana. Creveling, Logan. Ives,
Seeding, Ontario, Union Village, Aliens
white Hybred. To -Halnn, Clinton, CatawDa,
Isabella, Norton's Virginia.
SMALL FRUITS.
Currents Red Dutch. 9 years old per 100,
s., per /, ,O0A $25. All the leading varieties
low. Goosberries. Raspberries, Blackberries,
Rhubarb. Asparagus Roots, and Strawberr'es,
Tha following varieties s. per 10 ., Russell,
Buffalo, Monitor, Brooklyn scarlet. Col
Ellsworth. Austin. Gen. Scott, La Constanta
Georgia Mammoth. Also the old leading
vari, Ties. 81, per 100, 81. per 1000
Direct your Orders to the Gallipolis Post
Office or call at my. residence, where they
will meet with prompt attention.
G. N. PALMER.
. Feb & IS66-6y
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

E Our enterprising fellow citt-
zen, r. ALEsHIRE, Esq, has, during
the past year, erected on Court
street, q fine business block, which
does honor to his public spirit and
fberality, and credit to our town.
The building is eighty feet deep, by
forty FIVE feet front, and three sto-
ries high. Tie frst story is four
teen feet high, and is occupied by
two splendid store rooms. The
second story is twelve feet high and
is divided into four rooms. The
third story is sixteen feet high, and
is wholly occupied by spacious and
commodious hall, reached by wide
and easy stair way, entering from the
front. The hall is fitted up, at the
back end, with platform or stage,
on either side OF which is dressing
room. 1t is lighted by two splendid
chandeliers of seven burners each,
and taken altogether is . first class
hall, desideratum long needed in
our town.. and for the erection and
fitting up Of which Mr.. ALEsHIRE de
serves the thanks of our community.
Six hundred persons can be com
Portable seated in the hall. Tht
architect aad master builder was Mr.
T. S. FORD, of the firm of FORD, CAL
oHAN 4 Co.
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H Our young friends the Messrs
MtLL1NEAux and Wn. LAwsoS. have
commenced the foundation for their
new Planning Mil. The building
will be AZ by 60 feet, two stories
high. We wish them abundant sue
cess.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

~ Our townsman, Mr.. c. D.
BALLET, who is, as every one knows.
3 great lover of good stock, has a
buck which will do to brag on. At
seven months and ten DAYS old it
weighed 1l6 pounds. tbs half each
Of the Spanish Merino and South
Down. Who can beat it?
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Attachment.

Samuel T. Langley an Riehari Langley.
Partners in business under the name aud
firm Of 5. T. and X. Langley Plaintiffs,
against
James Gee. defendent.
Before ]. G. Damron, j. P. of GaliPolis town
ship, Gallia county Ohio
Nm the first day of January. A. d. 1866
" sail Justice issued an order OF attach
mant in the above action for the sum o.
S25,s7.
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E The weather has again mode
rated, and navigation once more re-
sumed. The river is rising rapidly
here, and bids fair to give US plenty
of water.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

H A chicken thief up town, q
few nights since. got a charge of
shot instead Of chicken pfe.'' That
is the way to serve them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

S The meat shop of j. CANNEpr
4 Sox, was entered on Monday night,
and robbed of quite q quantity OF
meat.
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H The amount Of taxes coIlecte,

re- The amount of taxes collected
on Decem Der Duplicate, 1865, by the
Treasurer of Gallia county, is s65-
2S5, 5,09, "a, leaving due and unpaid
the sum of s35, 1888, ,27,s1. The
amount, including School, Bounty
and Revenue, to be distributed to
the several townships in the county,
ie as follows to-Wif.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

H We hsd the pleasure yester
day OF greeting Capt G. p. HoLIo.
wat, late Of the stesmer Sherman.
now OF the frm OF HANIxY 4 Co.,
Cincinnati. He came up to attend
the funeral Of his mother, who died
On TResdey last
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

~ All Our packets-Cincinnati,
Kanawha. Petersburg, Portsmouth
and Pomeroy--are again in motion.
Passengers and shippers may de-
pend upon punctuality in their arri.
vsis and departures.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

@ We had the pleasure on last
Friday, Of grasping by the hand
Capt. S. Newt Robinson, formerly
of Portsmouth, Ohio. The Capt. is
residing at Salem, Ill and was on a
flying visit to our City.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

H The returns show Gallia coun-
ty to have produced 54,95S gallons
of Sorghum for the year 1864. Com
pesent judges estimate the produc-
ton of 1865, at 10000 gallons. A
large increase.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

S The Court of Common Pleas,
for Gallia county, will sit in this
place next Monday, Judge GUTHRIE
presiding. There are ten prisoners
in jail ,Cait,ng the Grand Jury.
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Pa TENT MEDICINES.
or ALL KINDS THAT ARE wokTnI
OF USE.
Notice..

Know all who are conSsIgss. .,,- S.i,o,
The partnsrship 'twixt me and Overshiner,
Was legally dissolved last afternoon.
A new associate have this day taken,
One known to all in town. both rich and poor,
" hore word by slauderous breath was never
shaken,
mean that clever fellow--John A. Moore.
As heretofore. our Tables and our Bar.
Will vie with any in the State,
OF Whiskies, Wines. and q superb Cigar.
We've Just received fresh supply Of late.
Those who already patroniEe our Hall.
We thank, those who have not, We hops win
come in soon.
HOVER 4 MOORE, invite their friends 70
call,
And spend an hour in the Buckeye Saloon.
Jan ,25, lsb5.
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NewrAdvertissmsnts.

". G. Hayward. Store to rent.
a. u. onderdOnk, Book andEariety Store
NOllohan 4 Nash Atty's Charleston W. Va,
international Ins. Go. 3. L Stewart Agt
List Letters.
First Maternal Bank.
Probate Accounts.
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Notice.
NOlice.

SEALED proposals. will be received by the
- trustees of the Gsllia Academy at the
Seeretary's Office, until O'Clock +. N. Of
Saturday the oath day Of February 1866. for
building an addition to the Acadt my, " here
plans and Specifications can he seen.
X. ALESHIRE,
Sec y. Galiia Academy.
Fah 1855
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xVc.teraan High <rh0o

Wrstersaan High school.
TINHlS School having proved to be eminent
i ly successfuI. tie Trustees take pleasure
in annuunsiEg that the I hird Session will
commence Feb uary the 2ith 1865. and con
tinue eleven weeks. David \ Delay Prin-
cipal. his institution affords superior ID
vantages to yo ng mcn desiring to prepare Tor
College, as well rs those OF both sexes who
wish to prepare for teaching ami business pur-
suits. Tunion frUm S4.50io Sc.
Incl iental fee 4 eta per student Good
boarding can be had If families living near
School ut s., per week ruums and Iuel in
cludrd. Further information can be hal Of
N. hERR, President,
or GEO. CHERRlN NGTON. Sec'y.
vi the Board.
Feb. ], Ie66.-2ws
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FORD, sALOHAN & Co.,
-DEALERs M
Flooring, Misunderstanding
AND ALL KINDS OF
DRESSED LUMBER.
ALSO MANUFACTURERS OF

DOORS; SASH, OUTSIDE AND INSIDE
Venitian Pivot, and PaBnel Shutters. Stor,
Doors, Door AMI Window Frames, Mantels
Moldings, Newels. Posts. Baluslrades. Braek.
cts, Cornie-s, Base, Arehitraves, Columns
Shelving, and Fencing.
Plans, Specifications. and Work T rawlings
for Churches, Business Houses. or Private
Dwellings furnished on reasonable terms.
In the Lumber Yard connected with our
Establishment we have full assortment OF
Lu nber for Building purposes.
Persons intending 10 erect Buildings, and
wanting building materials. viii find it to
their advantage to call, write or send IheIr
Orders. as We intend to sell belop CineiRnaii
market, and 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 Machinery, We can manufaeture and
Finish up work o. the Best quality in q style
not to be surpassed in any Factory, or by
handmade work. either as regards Accuracy,
Finish, or Disability
GALPIPOLIS, OHIO.
FORD, CALOHAN / Co.
Feb l. 1866
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-15

re Col. Ben. III. Smith, U. S.
District Attorney for West Va, was
at the Dufour House last Sunday