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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-05-01

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MARKETS.

LOUISVILLE, June u Tobacco active
at full rates sales, AL hhds Tugs, 50
shipping leaf, S24 25. Flour dull super
fine, S969 rs. Wheat nominal. Corn,
shelled, in bulk, zoe, and 859S7c deliv-
cred. Oats, in bulk, 68(970c. Mess
pork, So. Bacon shoulders, 9@sfc ;
clear sides. l25@12sc packed lard, kettle
rendered city, 124c. Raw whisky, free,
50 l792 Is. Cotton dull, 2Sc.
CINCINNATI June 12-FlOsr steady +;
superfine SS@10; Y SO 259ll %.
Wheat flrmer No. 2 winter 81 %.
Corn very dull, and held at 75e for No.
/ in elevator. Oats steady NoF l in
bulk Csc. Rye duh at 81 40. Cotton Is
dull and nominal at 24c. Pork dull.
Bulk meats dull shoulders 74e; sides
1Oc. Bacon in moderate demand /;
shoulders &c; sides Toe; clear sides l23e.
Lard is held st 124c. Sugar in good de-
mand at full prices. Coffee steady and
unchanged fair choice Rio 25@2Sc.
New YORK, June 19-CottoH is a
shade firmeri gales, 1850 bales up
lands, &c. Flour, duh, heavy and lOc
lower; superiine state and western,
Ss@9 IS. Whisky, quiet. Wheat, dull
and drooping; No. 1 Milwaukee, 81 ~.
Corn. I{dzc lower choice western yell
low, 81 OS3l 40. Oats, 1@2c lower
new western, 73@75c. Rice, firm. Cot
fee, quiet. Sugar, firm, l039ll4e for
Cuba. MoIasses, firm Cuba, 52c. FORK
lower new mess, so 6Ss.
ST. LOUIS, June 12.-Fobacco aetiyei
and prices unchanged. Hemp, nat.
Flour steady and unchanged. Whest
sitter, No. 2 spring, 81 81. Corn tirmer,
79ca98e whole rough. 0ats, a097Se.
Provisions very dull, and unchanged.
Whisky dull and nominal, Zoe IN
bond.
New ORLEANS, June 12.-CottoE
fFmer; sales 1000 bales; low middling,
24@c; receipts, l2s bales. Fair Loulsl-
molasses, 60@70c; Cuba, for distll-
ing, soc. Fair Louisiana sugar, lac.
Flour duh; super6Be, SO 509l0 IS
Xxx, S12 SO; choice, SIS. Corn dull and
unchanged white, searee. Oats un-
changed. Pork dull, held ct S24; nc
sales. Bacon fairly active shoulders,
3a9l0c; rib sides, 124e clear sides, l3fe.
Lard dulis no quotations. Gold, 36f.
sterling, f3@5l3e. New York sight,
i@k premium,
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nrR PLATFORN.

TovArry TO the Union Of the STATES;
FmELrTY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning: Obedience to and
maintenance Of al laws State and Ma
tionsI, eonstitutionaIly enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, Usurpston
and Oppressisu, OF one man or many
and to all encroaehments upon the rights
of freemen or Of states, or upon The just
and constitutional prerogstives Of any
Department Of the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION Of disfra1chised citizens
to al rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE 70 the eolored
ia Of all the rights Of freeuten.
No REPUDIATIoN by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT OF Military Des-
potsms, no enthroning Of martial law,
no suspension Of the writ Of Habeas
Corpus. no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tsrv Commissions, no Lettres dc cachetr
in timeo Of peace.
STRICT sUBoRDISArIoS Of the Military
70 the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Prea-
dent to prevent the humiliation Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union OF
the States; and Of all that be has done
to defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightful supremacy OF the civil
law and charity and allowance for
Whist he has left undone or done smiss.
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TrErs.

The Maysville Eagle h an excel
lent article, Pointing out the advantages
of that city as the center Of a prospective
railway system.
The Louisville Democrat says an e.
eeIlent concert, by amateurs OF taste and
talent, was given in MiddletOwB, KY
last night, for the benefit of the southern
relief association.
Miss Lou. Hathaway, Of Greensboro
was recently presented, in a set speech,
with a silver salver, pitcher and goblet
as a testimonial of esteem, by her gen.
tlemen friends, and that is all the paper
said about it. NJ
The Greensboro Monitor dt ". les
the following curious freak of nature
Mr.. L. L. Talbot, of this city, has a SOW
which on Saturday last gave birth to q
litter of pigs, and among the number
was one bonn dead, the body of which
being perfect in form. The head, how
-eEarsSSesented a most startling appear
>Sfcs.s Instead of the usual pOrcine head
is to be seen one closely resembling an
elephants, the nose being 8 perfect
trunk, the eyes and tongue ike that OF
a human being, while the chin is a com
bination Of human, elephant and pig,
DR.. Fitzpatrick has preserved this singu-
lar lusus nature in alcohol, where az
who are curious in such matters can
view It.
The Danville Advocate, speaking of
lynch law, says: A man by the name
Of Divine was hung on Tuesday night,
on the border of Boyle and Mercer, by
Judge Lynch. RumOrs are current that
two others shared the same fate. The
$500 reward offered by Gov. Bramlette
was the cause of the arrest Of what was
supposed to be a Lynch man, and he was
taken to Frankfort. This caused great
stir with Lynch's men, and may have
been the means, in some way, of the ex-
ecution Of Divine. But we know moth
ing Of the facts more than we have
stated.
"A call is made upon veteran United
States soldiers to meet in Frankfort this
evening to form an association to bury
with the hoDors of war the gallant dead
who fell in defending the country from
disunion.
Among the late graduates Of the class
of 1867, at West Point, from Kentucky,
are the names of Thomas r. Adams, son
of Hon. Green Adams, and Edward
Davis, of Louisville.
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WAsHIEGTOH, June 12.-Judge Fisher
to-day delivered an opinion ON the mo-
ton to quash the panel in the ease of
Surratt, concluding with an order to
discharge the present jury and select a
new me. The court then adjourned.
Rev. Paul Bagley, a missionary to
Japan, China, India, etc, lately adj
dressed a note TO Secretary Seward,
referring to the ancient and u~nrepealed
edict making christianity a capital
Offense in Japan, whereuntO r. w. Sew
ard, on June 4th, replied, and the subject
has already been brought to the atten-
ton Of the Japanese government
SANDY Hook, June 12.-The Raft
NOnpareil, for Europe, sailed from here
with a fair wind and cleared the bar this
morning.
LOUISVILLE, June 12.-The river is
falling with six feet nine inches In the
canal. The Richmond has left for New
Orleans.
RICHMOND June I2-This morning
two committees appointed by the two
wings Of the republican party at a con-
ference last night, met Senator Wilson
and three other delegates from the union
club leagues of New York, Philadelphia
and Boston, at the Ballard house, where
all existing divisions of sentiments were
adjusted.
NEW YORK, June 12.-The receipts at
the sub-treasury to-day were 50, 44O, 178,
including S334,000 for customs; pay
ments, 81 1924, 734; balance, Sl34,5iS ,375.
Arrangements are being made by the
several posts Of the grand army of the re-
public of this city to lave a grand cele-
bratiOn in q few days. Invitations are
to be extended to the leading generals in
the army.
GREENsvILLE, Fla, June 12.-The
land telegraph lines between this place
and Punta Rosa, connecting the latter
point by a marine cable with Havana,
Is completed. The entire line is 275
miles long, and was constructed in thirty1
seven and a half days. The cable to.
Cuba will be laid in July.
HARTFORD, Conn. June 12-The
eight hour bill passed the house to-day
by a nearly unanimous vote. The bill
goes into effect from the date Of its pas
sage.
NEW YORK, June IA German
named Kauke was arrested to-day on
the steamer American from Bremen, on
which he and his family were passen-
gers, charged with p~erpetrating swindles
while holding the position Of collector
under the government of the Prince of
Lippe, to the amount Of 10000 Prussian
thalers. The information on which the
arrest was made was received by the
cable. The examination will be delayed
to await proofs.
Advices from New Orleans give the
failure of Edward Dupasseur q Co., Of
that city, and Havre, extensive com-
mission and shipping merchants.
Money is easy and steady at 6(97c for
call loans. The assistant treasurer has
paid this month 81, S00 600 compound
notes, and purchased 81 500, 900 in so
notes. Sterling steady, 9z@l0sc. Gold,
sic. The Scotia and Hscla took cut
81, III, 94l in specie. Governments are
active, higher and firm. Border state
bonds are steady. New Tennessee, 974
G6Sc.
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6fs trocs under arms and within call,
- n5a7ffn eveuh 81 hts orderly. Ii is plain
encnph f4 u Gen. &ttaels was re19eFed Tor other
reasons II "a that assi4ned. we're hey ?
And Is nsrthe prekident bound 70 revolt g the
acffon oF1is snyorxav Whites jf this We hare
mi 4 naff il9a OF dou 5Enpleaof Mobile
nave alreldy been i'm posed upon. The negro
population. E2tssiced b. Y a military authority,
mas indrisedI IN e1cessss which ought 90 have
been checked before this. The removaleaf
Qan. WltbeFs viii only b an additional incite-'
nsan4 10 iaglessnesS. While II makes the Whine
populnffon smart un~deraS 4nseof nee1leSx1E-
jusncei 10 suppianting The civil by the military
power. T1e latter has bat one junction IN a
.republic-to 81 ftde civil " heneNer It need
lessly overthrovs that which It should uphold,
the superioIs In authority should referSe It's
act on
The truth is, as any one can see who
reads Geu, swAYNE's report made on
the spot, and after careful inquiry, Gen.
P0PE's account Of the matter is shame
fnl. One can hardly resist the impress
sion that 1t was specially intended for
mischief, and to continue the excitement
and prejudice in the North, so essential
to Radical success In the coming cleo
tons. Is will not make the slightest diff
ference that the facts are not IS stated
By PoI.E. They VII be 80 represented,
all the same. That is the way in which
hstory is manufactured. e
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FORRsGN.

LONDON, June 12-p.m.-Consols
closed at 943 5-30s, 70 Illinois Central
49, Erie 40}.
LIVERPOOL, June 12-p.m.-COttOn
closed with a slight improvement and
rather more activity uplands 1149llsd
Orleans l18d sales Is 600 bales, Bread
stuffs quiet. Corn closed stS decline OF
Sd sales Of new at 5as sd. Other mar
kets unchanged
PARIS, June l2.-It is reported that
Napoleon and Eugene intend to visit
the ear and the king of Prussia at their
respective capitals early in the coming
aUtUma,
4 proposition for a simultaneous re-
ductiOn Of the military establishments
OF all the great European powers is much
talked of here, and it is said the project
meets a favorable reception in official
quarters.
MADRID, June 42-fhe proposed visit
of the queen n Paris will be made during
the month Of July.
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- TgE REAoERs OF rHE APPEAI-

The constantly eularging circulation OF the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 70
both the Daily and Weekly issues BY city and
country. assure the propristors Of the general
approval by the pahIc OF is course since It
came into their hands
Us Past is the pledge 1t offers for the Future.
II viii continue TO endeavour, in accordancs
with the motto which 1t has adopted, 10 say
those things only that are true and honest, lt
has but a single Client, the People Of the south,
and il viii endesvor to advise It's readers
wisely. In that it may often fail butts opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious,
at least
THOSE % whom it, conduct Is entrusted VIII
continue 70 endeav0r 70 make Tie APPEAL ae-
cepfabie % its readers, and desirable as 3 me
diam for advertising. The Masonic column
viii hereafter appear every Saturday, and on
every sunday reading appropriate 10 that day
and the proprietors hope, by close attention 70
tlle Affairs OF the papers and Office, to stu en-
Ia Is 20 The support and confidence OF the
psoole. on which alone II depends.
JOHN =. G. HOGAN a co.
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N cnRREsPnNnENTa

No notice can be taken OF
nBnioatons. Whatever Is Intended for IN
sertion IN the APPEAE, must be authenti-
- nv the name and address OF the
80 a. a guarantee OF bis good nifh and
responsibility.
p,s,1e.s ls.ten should Be addressed 70 " THE
APPsAL," MemphiE
Communication for publication must be writ
ren on one sd or the page only and With
an other matters connected with The edito-
risl separtment should be addressed; EDI-
ToEs APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot. a. 9 rule undertake 20 return arh-
- not founa suitable for publication.
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Trustees safe.

DHsYirtue Of a Deed Of Trust to me Executed
ID James ]. Vaulx, Trustee, on the nrst
(lst - Of February. 1850. and duly recorded
at the Hegisters office o. SHELBY county, Ten
nessee, in Record Book Number 500 Fifty-nine.
Part One, pages 4Bs and 49, on the 18th day OF
March, l567, for the purpose OF securing the
payment Of two notes. one for he sum Of
twenty-five Hundred dollars. and the other
for the sum OF Twelve Hundred and fifty Dol
lars, both dated Feb. 1, 1866, bearing interest
from date, and given by the said James J..
Vauix. Trustee. 10 sarah X. Gorsuch, for the
due her on account of lots ~ and lS2.
Now, therefore, by the authority vested in
msto sell the property conveyed in said Trust
Deed 1 viii ON The
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The Supreme Court of Tennessee,
lately in session ct Jackson, adjourned
on the sth inst, to a special term to be
holden at Jackson on the second Monday
Of November.
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"A street beggsr, arrested in New Or
leans, had three thousand dollars on his
person, and certificates Of deposit for
Twelve thousand dollars more.
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On Thursday the Kenosha Telegraph,
the oldest paper now published in Wis
cousin, entered upon its twenty-eighth
volume.
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9Th Day of July, 1857,

between ehe hours OF 20 and II am, sell On
the premises 70 the highest bidder for cash. the
following described property, viz. A certain
tract or parcel Of land, known as lots No. I8l
and No.lS2 on the plau OF Greeuiaw's Add
ton TO the city Of Memphis. being 1SSk feet
square, at the intersection Of the west side 81
Fourth street with the north side OF Mill street.
The right OF redemption is expressly waivet.
and the title believed to be perfect, but / sell
only as Trustee.
THO5. LEIGH, Trustee.
MemDhfg- lime Tsg7 I'm
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Mai. Ben. Perley POore, Of the Bos-
ton Journal, is partially blind n IN
declining health.
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FOrt DeI0mnrel--A Cnrd.

zone grain nils not a sack, bat helps his fell
IOWs."-Heruert.
." When a friend asks, there is no tO-mor-
rOW."-Ibid-
THE undersigned is e~ndeavoring, in the face
L Of difficulties. to erect a HOUSE, for his
own use, az Psstor Of the Presbyterian Church.
in Orange county, Virginia. tie would appeal
to his old p isOn friends to help him in this ex
tremity. ONE DOLLAR eacn nom the noble
spirits with and for whom be labOred in 3" TfE
pm" a. Fort Delaware. would relieve the
trouble and advance tue Interests Of religion.
notice should be read, and the DOLLAR viii be
forthcoming.
Like donations from other sources viii be
thankfully received. Please the
remittance with an Autograph. 20 be deposited
IN the conversions Of the building.
Isaac w. X. Handy,
jel8 Il Orange Court House.. Virginia
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ESAL
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE.-The
vi officers and members Of Leila "a
scott Lodge, No. 2s9, will meet at the
Hall OF South Memphis Lodge, No N
us, This Thursday Evening at 8
O'Clock, for labor in the K. A. 0egree.
officers and members Of sister Lodges and
transient brethren in good standing are ira
ternally invited.
BY order Of JOHN AlNSLIE, W. N.
Attest
IA. WooDARD. Secretary. ieISlt
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Families and single gentlemen can obtain
Beard in that beautifully shaded residence
known as the sc Dawson Mansion . at thu head
OF Adams street. The advantages Of The city
and the comforts OF the country are combined,
there being a large Garden and ave acres or
well shaded rounds. Refer to Rev. DIT. Ford
and Hon. j. W. LsfEWfch-
fel3Iws MRS. s. I HAGEN.
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corner Second and Poplar Streets,

Attbe same time and place We are instructed
10 offer that very valuable corner property be-
longing 10 Albert Graham, Esq- a. TIE north
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MARRIED.

LEFCH-ELDER-At the First Presbyterian
Church, on the i2ihinst. a. ~ o'clock pm, by
the Rev. J. q. ta4aaan. DID, Mr.. JOHN b
LEIGH 10 Mss Belle, fourth daughter of EF.
JRNes elder, President Of the DeSOtO Bank. N
Of Memphis.
May much JOY AID Happiness attend this
union Of two loy,Rs hearts, and may the feiic-
ity Of their matrimonial career be unalloyed
and 0gOWaed with richest fruits. I'll.
we aeknow edge the receipt or foys, and
wish the worthy couple all happine s-EDsI
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500 Resrnrd.

CTRAYED from the subscriber on the stb nit.
> two miles above ~ hite's Station, a heavy
suilt dark bay MARE. about fifteen hands
high, ten years old, branded Oh the left shout
der, heavy name and tai, a small notch near
the center Of the right upper eye-Hd, some
white on nose and left hinn foot. will give
S5 for the delivery OF Information to me, at
my address, Holly Springs, Marshall county,
Miss. ffeI3 dawit1 GEO. NJ MOORE.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii persons are hereby notified not TO trade
"A Tor FOur Noles made by Joseph Monte
donieo payable 70 the order OF James ID. Davis,
each Tor the sum Of Two Hundred and Fifty
Dollars. and due the first days OF July an Dc
JODer, lool ana January and April, 1904, rs the
consideration Of them has falied and a bill
been fled in tie Chancery Court Of Memphis
to enioin thei r collection. ielf3I
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70 feat sausre. being one OF the most valuable
vacant Lots in this portion Of the city.
Terms made known at sale
ie2f ID AuctCnef -
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AUCTION SALES,
By MILES & sTeRBARD, 81 Main Street,
JACKSON Block

DAILY AT 10 O'CLOCK. CONSIGN-
- ments OF every description solicited. -alS
made for account Of underwriters special a.
tenrnu given 20 outdoor sales- We guarantees
prompt leturns. We have ample room for
storage An
Formerly with ". ID. PassEn0re 8 Co.
mVN Ina Auotioneer-
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11ILLER'S
Capitol
IN REAR OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.

TNHE undersigned viii open the above SA-
a LOON o IA Monday morafno lOt5 5nst At Ia
oeiock am, when he al be happy to receive
aud entertain his frien and the public. He
Liquors in this cOuntr and among mann oid
Martell Red Seal " 3 ndT ana sWesfmors-
land Whisky.
leo In Enrnlarln - cn-n.-..a 80.
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10 GAS G0ESBLGRS!
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUNN & N,
2O4 Main Street,

Gas FIXTURES at a small advance on New
Vt York and Philadelphia prices.
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not. and would not, serve the people on
Saturday.
Yet on Monday, the very day Of the
election, when tricksters and inpostors
OF party became suddenly p~aralyzed
With apprehensions lest p~reconcerted
fraud and force should faiE, and the pop
ulas sentiment become paramount
Bowen gave signal to two Of his most
relisble ~eonfeaerates upon the COMMITS
sion to concert with him to issue creden-
eisIs to the effect that the names Of the
holders Of them were upon the original
registry Hr
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BARTLETTvS
PAINT POLAR REFRIGERATOR
AND
Water-Gooler Combined
The Polar Refrigerator

Ia ne only one patented having a cOndensing
surface exposed 10 the provision chambers, to
extract he moisture and impurities nom he
jsa-ff MCKINNEY, BRYsON 4 co.
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RorsrER. TKEzEvAST & Co, A-uetonsers.
my46td
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-04-04

H The old "reliable Ohio No.
g." has gone from among US, but
Capt. BLAGG and the crew still re-
main. The change is thus Noted by
the river editor of the Gin. Gaz.
The Marietta Packet Co., repre-
sented in the steamer Ohio No. 8,
and the Big Sandy Packet Co., were
yesterday consolidated. Capt Blagg
and crew of the above named boat,
takes command of the st James,
which boat will hel eafter ply between
this city, Marietta and Wheeling
The Fleetwood will run to Parkers-
burg, and the Telegraph to Big San
dy. The consolidation embraces
this much: The Ohio No. is to be
appraised and the value set upon her
is to be considered stock in the ST.
James. Consequent upon this ac-
tion Capt. Blagg yesterday went out
in charge of the st. James. Capt.
Frank j. Oakes, her former COM
mander, will rusticate for a day or
two before going inte business again.
The Ohio No. 8 will be laid up, re-
paired and repainted, preparatory to
taking position in another trade.
The Ohio No. 8 was appraised at
Sl4, 1000, which was entered as so
much stock in the Pomeroy and Big
Sandy Packet Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-04-04
The Election.

The City Election, Monday, called
cut heavy vote, the main contest
being for Councilmen, in the different
wards. Considerable electioneering
was done by the candidates for seats
in the Council, and exertions were
made to bring out full vote. Nome
of the retiring Councilmen were up
for reelection. The whole vote, as
given for Mayor, foots up this year
405. Last year it was about 205.
The officers elected are as follows:
Mayor.-J. G. Damron.
Counca.--1st Ward, L. Mlntz. I'd
Ward, Jas. Mullineaux. Sd Ward,
James Summers.
City .Soiscitor.--S. A. Nash.
Auditor.--D. S. Ford.
Assessors.--lst Ward, R. Black. 2d'
Ward, S. B. Rathburn. Sd Ward,
Jno. C. Vanden.
Marshal. VIM. Cromley.
The votes for Mayor stands as fol-
lows: j. G. Danron, 334 Samuel
Kerr, IL. For Ceuncilmen = 1st
Ward, L. Mintz, rs. ]. T. Halliday,
45. I'd Ward, Jas Mullineaux, 73.-
Jas. E. Richardson, so. II. H. Neal,
So In the Sd Ward, Jas Summers
was elected without opposition.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-04-04

FRosr's National Theatre began a
series of exhibitions at Aleshire's Hall
on Monday night. The company will
remain here during the week. The
plays brought out so far have been
well selected, and the majority of the
actors seem to be well up in their parts.
Of course we cannot expect the scenic
display and skillful acting, to be found
in well regulated city theatre. How
ever, considering the limited means at
their command here, the Company are
getting up their plays with all the care
possible, and make their performances
quite entertaining. As they exhibit
the rest of the week at Aleshire's Hall,
all who are fond of theatrical entertain
ments, should attend.