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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14

CHIGNoNs on no CuteNoNs--TaAT's THE
QUESTION. We have no space in our col
nmns TO desc0nt on the inexorable demands
which Fashion exacts of all votaries Nor
can we stop to tell how perfectly unlimited
10 the allegiance Of the female race. No
modo, perhaps, however ridiculous, could
be invented that would fail TO enlist calico
regiments of willing votaries. Notwithstand-
ing all that science has disclosed by aid of
the microscope, and all the shafts OF ridicule
which Punch has aimed at the balls of trash
which deck the bumps of philoprogenitive-
ness the graceful and tloDlng chignou con-
tnues to maintain lis hold upon the heads Of
itR votaries. Microscopes disclosing the
greg4rines"- "little knots Cor knits)
which are seen at the ends OF the hair" are
voted to be at fault, although life has been
discovered to animate the bodies of the
"horrid creatures which experiment has
demonstrated cannot be extinguished by
boiling or drying-corrosiv applications,
| which kill the hair, being the only etfectual
remedy TO destroy the "gregarines, seven.
! ty-sIx per cent. Of the hair, according to
Lindemann, the Russian professor, being
infested by them. And where does the hair
come iromP From the peasant women oil
the Mordwines and the Burlakes near the
V0lga, who trade in it. The clean shirt
which is put on in the spring, when the Bur.
lhht cues out W hOlht 10 uOt ltluphGu vi
autumn, we are told. The uncomfortable
animalcul@, bred in the undershirts of the
Mongul or Calmuck peasants, hatch eggs
like hydro-lncubator, We are told by thu
Daily Telegraph, on warm necks 1t also
tells us that the church. yards arc invaded
to supply the demand, and "church yart
hair, taken from the scalps of the dead, il
used in the manufacture of the chignon."
Chignon or no chignon-that's the ques
ton
And what does Miss Fanny ssyH AS Puncl
has lt-0h, uncle, don't say any more
please Stand out Of the way from the CRATE
do. / won't wear the thing another momen
and tears of the chignon,
Stay, Fanny, wouldn't you like to exam
inc 1t?
MOI Therel (Flings II into the Are. j.
There's an end OF il.
And Its Inhabitants, says Uncle Teazle.-
Well done, Fanny. Let it blaze with them
: Chignons or no chignons-false nape o
the neck, or no false nape Of the neck-lhat'
the momentous question the fair sex ar
called upon TO decide.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14

The New York detectives are working up
very curious case just now. A young
bride LEFT her room Tor an hour 10 superintend
the movements of the work in the kitchen.
Returning, size sat down to read, but on get
ting up 10 make change in her attire, she
suddenly discovered that all her wardrobe.
consisting OIL costly silks, etc, had been
stolen, as well as the iewelry, watch and
chain, diamonds, etc, from the locked
drawers The theft had leen managed so
neatly that no sign appeared of the least dis
lurbauce, and The door was locked precisely
az when left.
A child named McManus, four years o
age, died ut Taunton, Mass, on Sunday
week The day previous lie was playing
with mother boy OF larger size, and had {
whalebone in Ills hand, and, being pushed
fell. forcing the stick into his palate. In
hammaton set in and lie died Of lockiaw.
Susan Ann McQunley was table waite
lu Burlington, Va, few months ago. BE
ing very handsome, she was particula
iavorito with all the boarders, especial
those OF Tie male gender. She disguste
them ali, however, by marrying negr
coob. Subsequently they removed 10 Har
iord. Here Susan became tired of her negI
spouse, and eloped with young tello
named Kuuael, nineteen years of age, SC
Of 4 contractor In Colts armory. The
went to New York, and thence to Holyok
Alass,, where they were discovered, al
susan vas arrested for bigamy
a number OF tank cars of oil, six dwellin
and two oil yards at Oil City were. destroy'
by ira on Thursday night
II HE vicinity Of Fort Smith, Ark, the
lie leat desituiion, particularly among 4
whi.ep Tic Assistant Commissioner of 4
Issedmens Bureau is taking measures
ieli4ye the neCe sltous as promptly as h
p,rY Glow aud Irregular means of comm
n,eatioa viii permit
the police orders for tie enforcement
tlv SUNDAY laws In New York were on, F
day re-, INDEED
a iatl AMI three servants, residing in
L'4t, were HAsouod on Tuesday by eat
saejy saturated Will ctclon oil
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14

TIE EARTHQUAKE AT Fort KALnGETH.
"A correspondent thus describes the earth.
quake which took place sometime ago at Fort
Kalimeth, Oregon: First, II began to grow
dark; the whole heavens were full OF a very
black smoke or cloud; the air had a sulphur.
Gus smell, and ashes Of brOwnish color Tell
ns fast as ever saw II snow. We had to use
candles IN the mess room. The most of us
went in 10 breakfast, but had only got fairly
into our seats when, horror upon horrorl the
earth seemed rolling like waves on the ocean.
Every one was thrown to the floor, and only
regained their feet to be thrown again In tue
same situation, With the ratlling Of dishes,
crushing Ut window glass, cracking oftlmbers
otthc building and the screams OF frightened
boys, you could not imagine more perfect
chaos. Some ofus gained the door, and such
sight as met our gael The tall pines around
the fort seemed lashing themselves into a
fury. The wagons in front of the stable were
engaged in pitched battle, horses and cattle
wers lying crouched upon the ground, utter.
Ing most ptiful means; dogs bowling, and
the unearthly yells OF tho Kalimeth Indiani
cucamped near the fort, completed the scene
We imagined we wsre in tho midst OF tn,
wreck Of matter and the crash CT woTlds
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14
soNArs BY THE WAY.

Alinonn IA infested with houhe-breakers.
John Brshtis comingto United STATES
Tho Philadelphians have gothic dog lever.
The trial OF snrratt will commence on
NAV 27Lh. gs.f Wa
The venerable Dr. Cartwright lie afflicted
with CatRrth.
Tie Police of Wilmington are to be uni
formed.
Burglaries are becoming frequent IN VIII
Harrisburg, New York.
Tbero were two marriages in St. Andrews
church solemnizsd by Bishop Lee, on last
Thursday morning.
A man by the name of John F. Deal was
KILLED by train OF cars on the Camden and
Amboy Railroad, on last Thursday.
a new African NJ. E. Conference has been
organized at Richmond. Ten ministers have
been transferred 10 it from the Baltimore
Conference.
tits proposed to establish union chuTcne
in ffty places in New Hampshire, where nj
one denomination is strong enough alone tt
support a church.
The storm has done considerable mischie
to the walks on the Brandywine race. In
Street Commissioner Ia actively at work re
pairing the damage.
All segar, candy and other shops hay
cen ordered TO close up on Sundays In Je
ssy city. News Offices and barber shops a
allowed 10 remain open till nine O'Clock
tho. morning,
Rev Nr. Marsh delivered an a6le and
terssliug discourse, on the Evils of Inter
psrance. at the Second Baptist Church,
sunday evening last, 10 large congreg
ton.
The idea OF new Presbyterian Chur
in the northwestern section Of the city h
been revived, and it is likely that numl
OF members OF the Central Church, v
unite in the undertaking.
number OF rummies and other loaf
are c0ncocting huge riot for the city
New York The Superintendent has nc
led the people Of the fact, and promises
have his police ready 10 take hand in
sport
Senator DoOlittle Is to be sent TO Rus
BY Mr.. Seward, to inform the Emperor I
our government is satisfied TO pay HIM SCI
millions OF dollars for the privilege of tax
charge Of the polar bears, fields of ice t
other things that may remain tout in
cold" in that region.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14
THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH AGAIN.

For the reasons adyeried 10 by ia In a |
former issue, the affairs pertaining TO this
church have become matter of much In
,erest To the public. and We therefore take |
o.css,on from time IN TINA tn refer To them
hr;eav Opr readers will remember that at
tho rscer, meetino Of the presbytery in
No,y cas,la ,ba, bodv for at lros, a norton
NJ ito members whose polltical svmpathies
49,, ,,al, brn,p, IN fine commun,,v decided
,ha, ,ha la,e Pastor of the First Church
H. v,l,o,, 4. s,,, ia postor and hv vir,po
~ ,bis dscIsion attemnted 10 ignore the FRO.
.,i.,.a - ,l,o chrrnh il, coIi,nc succos
s - aiso no ,,r,,,o ~ ,,,o sor,o dsc;s,or
s,,.'aa -, .,,,,o,,, ,ho ,,,,in;, ,f ~, ohuroh
,' s'I ,So two ri tho odiourrad ,nss,,rr nf
w., 49,, n.'.l,,,,o.,, -, ,,,a ,E,hi r,oai
No.. ,.l,o, Cro,r ,b,s dac;sion IN ,ha Gener.,
1sson,hlv ,rhich snneal accordino IN ,he
c,'...a,i,,,;ion NJ Tho church o,a,s oll NO
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a'sas 9Spr ~ 49,. ,na n,,,n;, r. a,,,
'ao 80 ~rnosa ~, hv tho aa,,,oo -, n.
49, g,,r ,io pas,or olsc, INV All, rosa,.oI
$50" a,,a,,o ~, ,ho onora,ion ~ ,hjs yeso,r,,ou
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IN ho ohalI Ia dismissed hv NOR oc,io,
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n ,nnoro ,hs anneal taken 10 the General A,
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O. 80, ,ha i,s, Of tho yr,,,,,ins ,aca..aa +,
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14

JEFF. DAVIS IN RICHMOND. DAVIS
arrived in Richmond on Saturday evening,
and was taken to tho Spottswood House. 4
large crowd gathered on the wharf but
strong military guard prevented any 'rou'
BILE. Davis has private parlor, and taxes
his meals in his own room. On Saturday
evening he received visits from nearly one
hundred prominent citizens OF Richmond
On Sunday, he was also visited By large
number OF people. He was produced before
Judge Underwood yesterday and released OF
300, 900 bail. Horace Greeley, Augustus
scheil, and others, are his sureties.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14

AT st. Andrews church,
on Thursday evening, May 9th, 1887, by
ItRt. Rev. Alfred Lee, RICHARD DEvELfN, OF
Philadelphia, to MARGARET JACK, Of Viii.
mington, Del. No cards.
CK-McCALL.-At the same time and
place, by the same, GEORGE JACK TO GEoR-
DIANA MCCALL, ali of this city. No cards,
HOPKINS SUDLER.-ont the 9th inst, by
the Rev. T. ]. Quigey, Dr.. BENJAMIN q.
HOPKINS Of Felton,, 10 Miss ANNIE Il. b.
SuDLEB, formerly of Wilmington, Del
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14

hx-LADIHy TRussRs, SUPP JRrKRs ILAsTIo
TITCH'J m ACRs Spinal, should and krsiter Bface
Light Ptsneh and 1srmAa Rupture Ttussss hyrnsss, In
great variety, Ae, &c.
At "NEgDLEs'" on
TWELFTH STREET PiRst Docs BgLow RAGS PH1LA-
DELrHtA. (thls Department IL conducted kze uauely
yr FsWdisi ami ChtldrsA by Competent Lalo, aud the
Block m atApIod 10 their special wAnia In adiu.ung
our Mechanical Remedies, We sombue correct eonatrue-
tlon, with aAsa and etn,oT..
Organised by the Pfoprletor- -
Professional AdJuster OF Trussss, IS, &o.,
CORnKn 1wA1TrH AND RACE sTREBra
nsys-6mss PuILADELPAiA,G IA
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14


AATANTED.-..A GOOD PAT ERIN BAKER
w Apply To MadAW & BILLANY,
navl4 Wilmington.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-05-14
SEVEN THIRTIES,
en- tho most favorable terms

By JoHB MoLgAR SON, BLSESRA
No, euT Market street,
apsM Wilmington, Del.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
NOTICE!
April 19, 1867.

FMILY A. ANDREWS, Edward q. An
u drews and William Il. Andrews, minors,
and William G. Hayward, their Guardian,
will take notice that petition was filed
against them on the 18th day Of April, A. D.
1867, in the Court OF Common Pleas, within
and for the county of Gallia, and State of
Ohio, BY Katie Belle Andrews and Charles
c. Andrews, minors, by Mary Jane Andrews,
their Guardian, and is now pending, wherein
the said Katie Belle Andrews and Charles G.
Andrews. by Mary Jane Andrews, their
Guardian. demand partition of the following
real estate, situate in the city OF Gallipolls.
in the county of Gallia, and State OF Ohio,
and bounded and described as follows, to-
VITA part of city lot in said city OF CALI
polls, numbered on the recorded plat of said
city, one hundred and thirty-fve, l35) com
meneing at the north corner of said lot No
one hundred and thirty five. on third street,
in said city, running thence south AZ degrees,
west along said third street, thirty one feet
and five inches, 81 ft. S in.); thence south,
43 degrees, east eighty-six feet and and ten
end one half inches, (s6 #. lO1a in.) to the
south east line of said lot; thence north Al
degrees. east thirty one feet and tye inches
(3I it in to the east corner of said lot, and
the southwest or lower line of city lot in
said city No. one hundred and forty-two,
(l42); thence north 43 degrees, west eighty
six feet and ten and one-half inches, (S6 #.
l0% in to the place of beginning. Also. u
part of city lot, in said city of Gallipolis,
numbered on the recorded plat of said city,
one hundred aud forty y-two, Q42) and bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit:-Com-
mencing at the west corner of said lot No. one
hundred and forty-two, il42) on third street,
in SAID city; running thence south 43 degrees,
east along the lower or southwest line of
said lot No one hundred and forty two (l42)
eighty-six feet and ten and one half inches,
7 (66 #. 1917 in.) to the east corner Of the lot
or parcel of land herein first above described;
thence north AZ degrees, east twenty five feet
(25 ft }; thence north 43 degrees, west eighty
six feet and ten and one-half inches, (o6 #.
l01@ in to said third street; thence south
AZ degrees, west twenty-five feet, (25 ft.) to
the place of beginning:-Together with all
and singular the appurtenanees; and, that at
thp next term Of said court. the said Katie
Belle Andrews and Charles G. Andrews, by
their said Guardian, VIII apply for an order,
that partition may be made of said premises
and the dover of the said Mary Jane An
drews be assigned therein.
KATIE BELLE ANDREWS
AND CHARLES G. ANDREWS.
By MARY JANE ANDREWS, their Guardian.
April 25, '67 -6w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
Docs PolseNEp.-Considerable e

Docs Poisoned ED.-Considerable ex-
citement has been caused in our city,
by the wholesale poisoning of dogs,
lately, and those who have lost favor
ite dogs do not take it very kindly.
The destruction ofsheepin this vicini-
ty by the dogs is the probable cause
of this slaughter of the canine race.
Though every legitimate means
should be taken to prevent the kill
ing of sheep, still the indiscriminate
system of poisoning that prevails,
resulting in the death of valuable
animals and even putting in peril
human life, cannot be too severely
censured, and we hope stop will be
put to it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
NOTICE.!

NfARY II. .CHERINGTON, Mary A Cherington,
MI William nj. Cherington, all OF Gailia county,
Ohio. and the minor heirs of David III. Chering-
ton. to-wit.-Carroll Cherington, Merrick Cher
ington. Addie C. Cherington, Bundy A Chering-
ton and Lucetta Cherington, all OF Adams county;
against them the 18th day OF April, a. d. 1861,
in the Court OF Common Pleas within and for the
county Of Gallia, by Martha J. Cherington, and
is now pending, wherein said MarthaJ thering-
ton demands partition of the following real es-
tate, situate in Galla county, Ohio, described as
follows, te-wit:-The west half OF the SOUTH
westquarter dissection number twenty six, town.
part OF section number thirty two, in township
number four. range fourteen in the Ohio COM
pany's purchase, bounded as follows, to-wlt:-
Beginning at the southeast corner of section
thirty-two and running west seventy three rods,
thence north " degrees, west twelve and ONE
half RODS, thence north u degrees, east eighty
four rods to the section line, thence southwith
said section line TO the place of beginning-c0n-
tanning Twelve acres, more or less; also, another
parcel OF land described as being the southeast
quarter OF the northwest quarter of section
twenty-six, in township four, range fourteen in
district OF land sold at Marietta Ohio, containing
forty acres more or less; also, another parcel Of
west corner of northeast quarter OF section
tWenty-slx, in township four, range fourteen.
running east forty rods, thence north forty rods,
thence west forty rods, thence south forX rods 10
place OF beginning-containing ten acres: aud,
that at the next term of said court the said Mar
tina Y Cheringten viii apply for an order that
partition may be made of said premises and that
widow of Jefferson Cherington, deceased, is en-
titled IN said pre- .nises. be assigned therein.
April 1s, 81.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
.pril 2s. '67.-4v
Sherif7s Sale.
state Of Ohio, Gala County, IS.

PURSUANT to the command of avendior order
Of sale issued by the Court Of common n fiels;
within and for the county o Gallia and state OF
Ohio. and to me directed as Sheriff OF said county
of CaIlia win offer at public auction at the door
of the Courthouse in the city of Gaiilpohs, IN
said county Of Gailia. and state OF Ohlo, on tne
9Ith day Of Maya d. 1861, at the hour of one
o'clock D. m of that day. the following lands and
fenenents. to- wit beginning at pine knot IN
the south line of fraction no twenty three CD IN
section no. twenty-five O. in township no. three
(3l of range no. fifteen (15.) in the Ohio C0mpa-
ny's purchase, in said county of Galli2. and State
of Ohio, from which pine 25 inches in diameter
bears north IS degrees west. links. running
thence west with said south line y chains ana
So links TO the south west corner of said fraction
thence north with the west line Of said fraction
to the northwest corner of said fraction no. y,
thence east with the north line of said fraction
27 chains and SO links to the corner, thence south
to the place of beginning-containing 81 acres
more or less, appraised at the sum of 81 21s 90
To be sold as the property and real estate OF
Samuel H Sheets and Mary A. Sheets. at the suit
of James Fl. Guthrie. Terms OF sale, cash in
hand.
Given under my hand officially, this 18th day OF
April, a. d. 67
Sheriff Of G. C. O.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02

re- DIR. J. A. VAN VLECK, the
Dentist, is doing good business
Though located sup town." his many
friends know where to find him, and
are crowding his rooms almost daily.
His great success consists in his &C
knowledged attainments in the line
of his profession
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
Tb.Tida Norvell q no

H The Ida Nervel, neat and
comfortable little packet, is plying
between here and the upper waters
of Kanawha. She leaves here Mon
DAYS, Wednesdays, and Fridays
Capt. L. D. WATSON, is in cemman d,
and JSo. KERR officiates in the Office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02

Messrs GEpPARr, ANDERSON & Co.,
have received the past week a new
stock of Queensware, Glassware, DC,
making their present assortment one of
the largest and most complete in South
ern Ohio. Our country dealers will
find it to their advantage to call upon
them, as they are prepared to offer
superior inducements to wholesale buy
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02

FIGHT AMONG THE FENlANs.--Four
Irishmen, under the influence of bad
whisky, get into q row among them
selves, Tuesday, in the upper part OF
the city. One of them was knocked
down with a brick, but no serious
damage was done, by this attempt
to indulge in their natural sport.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
~ Palmer,s Eelectic Perfumer,

re- Palmer's Eclectic Perfumery,
Cosmetics, Hair Oils. Pomades, DC /,
are prepared en- scientific principles
from the choicest materials, and we
are determined that our name shall
te q guarantees, and that our articles
shall be desirable to the consumer en-
account of their excellence, and to
the dealer, for his margin of profit
Principal Depot, S5 West Fourth St
Cincinnati. go
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
New Advertisements.

Fenner d Morgan, Lumber, dc.
Circus q. Nenager'e.
Agricultsral Society Election.
". Lasley, Administrator.
MSS N. E. Bryan, Millinery, dc.
J. Hamilton, coal.
Hayward d Fuller, Furniture.
Same Wall Papers.
Lanhana d. Fenner, Dissolution.
O. Snspkin, Horse Stroysd.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
sE HA1GHr & CHAMBERS Coll

R HA1GHT & CHAMBgRs' CoIos-
sal Circus, in connection with AMEs' ;
New Orleans Menagerie, opens here
Friday, May 10. Its big array of
bills on the Public Square has set
the boys, (and its not confined to the
little boys,) wild with excitement,
in anticipation Of the good things to
come
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
Adjt Post l34, G. A. R.

E The visiting committee to the
Union School, this week are-Rev. 1.
Cunningham, Rev. Mr.. Arthur, W. G.
Fuller, Mrs. Jas. Vanden, Mrs. s. b.
Rathburn and Mrs. S. G. Bailey.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02

R One of our citizens bought a
horse a few days age, which was
subsequently reclaimed as stolen
property The young man who sold
it has been arrested as the thief, and
committed to Jail at Pomeroy. Un-
til the millennium appears, horse steal
ing will continue, and it therefore
behoeyes purchasers to be watchful
in trading for horse flesh.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02

E Thirty marriage Licenses
were issued by the Probate Judge
during the month of April. The
whole number issued during the
year, up to date, is 103.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-05-02
State of Ohio, Galzia County, IS.

SOLuLE VI N5stO, oOtteo NNSesSsJ1 -
DURSUANT TO the command of an order of
L sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county OF Gallia and State OF
Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff OF sad coun-
ty of Gallia will offer at public sale at the door
Of the Courthouse in the city of Gallipolis, IN
said county of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, on the
27th day Of May, a. d. 1867 at the hour OF one
O'CLOCK u. m. of thatdav the following lands and
tenements. situate in said county Of Gaiiia, ana
State of Ohio to- THE east half OF the nortn-
east Quarter of section number three 81 IN town
shin number four a. of range number sixteen
fl65 in the district of lands subject to SAFE IN
(hillicothe Ohio, except six or eight acres soIo
off said tract to Joshua Loucks by Ruins IL
Eaches. For a more particular description OF
which, reference may be had to the deed made
by the said Eaches to the said Loucks: APP
praised at the sum of S73300 To be sold as the
property and real estate of John M. Bostic and
Sally A. Bostie, at the suit Of John \. Clark's Ex-
ecutors. Terms of sale, cash in hand:
Given under my hand officially, TINS l5tn day
of April, a. d. 1867.
WILLIAM WADDELL,
Sheriff of G. {. o.
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