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The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09


AN ACT 10 repeal the first section Of
article fcrty-thrce of the Code Of Pub.
lie General Laws, title Habcas Corpus,
and to rc.enact the same With amend.
meut.
See. I. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly, Of Maryland, That section one
Of article forty.three Of The Code 81
Pnbhc General Laws, lie aud the same
is hereby repealed, amended and re.eu-
acted so 10 70 read as folioms:
Sec, |, The several cireuit courts Of
this State, I Q Superior Court Of Bal.
timorc city aud the Circuit Court fof
Baltimore city, aud the several aud
respc tive judges thereof, out Of court,
and each Of the Judges OF the Court Of
Appeals, shall have Jurisdiction over
the whole State in all matters relative
TO Hdbeas Corpus, except those invol.
wing the relation of master and apprcn.
tice; and the Criminal Court Of BALI.
more city and the Judge thereof, out Of
court within the limits Of said city, shah
have jurisdiction in matters relative TO
Habeas Corpus only in cases in which
Il shall appear by the application for
the writ that the person applying is
eomrnitted, detained, conhacd Or re.
strained e his liberty on q criminal
charge Of which the said Criminai court
has jurisdiction, and the said Criminal
Court aud Judge thereof shall not have
o. exercise say jurisdiction whatever IL
any case in,olying the validity OF legal
effect Of any contrast or inSealarc Of
apprenticeship sgi,
Section 2, AID be it enacted, That
this act shall take effect from the date
OF its passage 'o
We certify that tho aforesoais Is q
true copy OF an act which passed tho
General Assembly of Maryland, Janua-
ry session, 1867. vs. sa.
| gst 1a0r WIN. Il. COLE, ri
Chief Clerk Of the House Of Delegates
/ y AUGUSTUS GASSAWAY, ias
my9-it Secretary ofthe Senate. y
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09

reA..A COW belonging TO William a.,
Warnpler ESQ Of this place Was killed
on the railroad BIZ she engine on Tues
day nIorni9E,sall lsnd.lsE S. NJ NJ.
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09

8 - Attention is called to the adyer.
ilsemcnt IN anosber colunp, Of Madame
II, A, Perrigo, Of Buffalo. N. ", the
great AsITologist and clsirsoyant.---
Madame J CAP be consulted BY letter,
O. all affairs IF life, past. present aud
lllest1ulre.Ah s.It .aail ahaE 80 W lalh
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1867-05-09

ptn- We refer all persons ID want Of
Leather, Iron, Steel, aud all things 10
their line, to tho advertisements Of
Reifsnider 3 Co., at their spacious new
Store rooms near the Depot, westmin-
stsf. bAH9
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
g,ttur,s anS Mt,tinss.


GRAND and interesting services at Leffert's
NJ P,rk SABBATH AFTERNOON O'Clock The Rev w. G.
vAy METER the Howard Mission with number Of children viii
The Rev d. BREWER OF the Episcopal
arch will preach A number Of ministers from different denominations
e expected present The public cordially invited
CPIRITUALISM. &C. ii. FOSTER, TEST
- Medium will seanees at No 20 West Fos;hst during the
DAY aud EVENING.
ryNO LECTURE C0MMTTTEES.-Mr HENRY
A. LITrRLL Instructor the Mercantile Library Association,
As,orpac NewNork prepared 10 deliver lecture hocuoa
and Oiory-one suited miscellaneous popular audeHees-or
py evening Reading and Ree!tatSns Address d. A
hoPPoCK sC@ Noa Az y ySeg a., NsN'IeL
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
QropusaIs.
OrTicB oF ASSISTANT CosxIssARY GRNgSAL sUBssrEScEl
No. 4 STATK-sT.. NKw-l osK Sept. H. 1901 !
A RAX GIrDDI Al IDnID0C =

o'T'H o' AT.sT qs s. srH'I'Tsser 9
4 RMY SUPPLlES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
a a. On agpG,iel will be received BY the qdrged until O'Clock
state Army sUGsSENCE STOKES be delivered YenYork
500 s5rTes poRxLMEss OR PRIME mEss-of the new crop
M To- y @ @ 5 20 5us0OPs of & ag ,'1 G via two lion m % sSei
& y tate "heu their pork packed and the bans also the
TIE porl . be received such inspection yards shall be agreed
1000 barrels quality superfne Southern or
other brands ofFLoUR snaik or heg a cmGe Tie
s,na VI % 'a P3ec. Manufacture TO be stated s he lids TIE barrels
~ ooi shipping orde with round hoops o headned and bung
10000 pounds JAVA COFFEE original sacks neoi gunny
Bids nav be made in bond or duty pail
and etoP Tgs Of the coffee must be delivered with the proposals
Maier1I3 for sacks to he exhibited by bidders
pound, CE IN clean gool stout OAK barrels Ike samples
10000 pounds clean dry BROWN SUGAR in barrels
ne d s the e in use iI the purpose aud be full headned
10000 Poancs Of CRUsliE6 sUG4R Barrel. as above
%ii 's s fsm 81 rh & ap yssSS @TSa. %SSs
potash neatraas one ounce roy s Cider viSesar as
ne sane strength as may he to be put in barrels in half
must m state distinctly the Find aid quality Vinegar offered and the Kind
23ooo pound, OF good clean dry SALT strong tight
re ad adapted to the purpose with fall headng sixty
1hs s store q ar. re ,.sir;a @ for in|ca1r aenrgy
delivered with TIE proposals and referred to therein
printed copy o advertisement must be attached proposal
ana tie proposals must be specific complying precisely
terms Esh bid 70 have eclsdeaon guar
snty Of Of two responsible names as follows;
the above & I'D pSefspfe ap hs' sSF, & 1 % should al or any part Of
puTo and conditions; also that contract the
Of fourth the value proposed be furnished
shall be executed required"
The sellers place Of business and the date purchase
a. the of contents with shipping marks be designated
must he plainly ked every package All other old
Obleaed.
Certificates Of inspection by professional packers Inspector ohr
hdn t furnishing will be
certifying the Of the seller their present quality condition
the Immediately preceding Inspection
The will also be and passed upon parties this
ofce on the part Of the United States
The -four java coffee sugar vinegar and salt will be Inspected
the date delivery
pector appointed b this Office whose certificates will be required
Pdyefi ri be made In currency 10 eqtrdn funds
received for the purpose.
Contractors hold their goods without
United States. until required for shipment.
al
nr'osed 0ues addressed tnderJaef
"FfOp0sals J0r SH5ns'eRoe S0Tea" H. Y. CLARKE
Ivt Mai. Ger nd A &
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
\ the COTRT of COMMON PLEAS of

i MONROE Co PA-TfTE DICKSON MANUFACTURING CO.
y. DAVID W LER-So lof May Term, 1906 Foreign Aehmcnt
August 0th l6, eHtesc for the Pohono to assess at
damages nu the Judgment this Plaintiff claims book account
ss1 30 viii int rest thereon nom October Joh lao3 -
viii Plaintiffs damages on Friday Tue Eoh OF
October lOs at 10 O'Clock bis ofce 10 Sonl,bnrg
snti i,rCwS tho NJ MCLHASEY. Proihonotary.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
CUPREME COURT-City and County of New, New,

w Ti,E BRoOKLYY DYR'wOOD COMPANY, PsintIs
AZ, GEORGE BEACH WATSON j. bBAOh ana in, .na'h Ic w.
nv .CJ Dfnian-Sunm0n demand on contract 'oh
o, | To the defendants and each and every oi oa & 0
hbv and required TO answer the complaint m ns
st,cb will be once Of the Clerk oi the wy Ahu
NesYork the City Hall In said city and 10 sro a. ~ Iot Bpoad
S,v New Yoh Cy within twenty days amer the service o. @ % III
srser M. aid complaint within the time aforesaid tsr Pi .,5
action Judgment against YOU for NE sum " & @ ,s S av OF
Dosr, and Forty Gents, with interest," Ho WI
MAJ one Thousand eight hundred aud hfty seven , p ~
eut. of this aetou-Dated August vth no. w
CHARLES CRARY, Plaintiffs Attorney no 'a s ~ conn,v
~, nislnt In mn, action duly tled The once oI te .ouh
& ct aJ County Of New York tue 90th day oi August
1901 ~
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

OrTcg ov ASSISTANT QUAKrKRNasrgR- GEsgRlL
No n >TArv.sr. AKw-loKE Cirr sept H. 1901 }
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- until weiuesv the 18Th inst, ct - o'clock M or
rres.arr a., the alteration sud addition o The
Post Hospital" Schurer Hsrhor, 10 accordance With
plans specification, Gle a this ohce Builders PROPOSING 20 BID
the Eisrs must accompany Their
proposals guarantees signed bv responsible parties that case
iher WILL Nhra required execute contract Tor
..mr Sufficient sur n the Of $4,000 thrfe
dollars the ffl performance thereof The nied states
re,srte r pr-e ol rertns all Of the bids deemed ld
visahlr.
Proposals ndori Proposals M alteration ani addition TO
Hospital schuyler aud addressed to tue undr,ned who
su furnih az further iuiouuailDa- -. .......
(Ngucdl RUFUS INGALLS,,
BIT Major.Geu. O. y A. and Asst Quareuuaser 6encral
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
OFFcE oY AssT QR. ME. GESgRAL,
No. II SrArE-ST.. y. y. CfTY, Sept Q. 1857. :
L = III.


No II STArE.ST.. y y. CrY. Sept 2. 1891
PROPOSALS will be received ut this Office
SATURDAY the 18th az oelok m inst or The eonsiruc
the following directions The cellar viii be 10
square deep, will be walled with brick esi
made both The Root house viii be 20 by 2 feet
dfs feet grouni and huishe above with logs
Bidders their proposals with guaaees signed by two
responsible parties that their b, accepted they Will when
for the ah good AMI sufficient suretes
hundred dollars M the faithful Performance thereof
The United States tie privilege OF ens any or all the
bi- ID deemed advisable.
Proposals. .houli be ndorse Proposals for Cellar and Root house
Hamilton addressed th undersued sho will furnish al
further Information. RUFUS INGALLS,.
Dr Major Gen. T. \ A.. and Asst Or Mr. Gen
DROPOSALS WANTED for the manufacture
i Of Hsh ARTICLE NALLEABLE IROS and BRASS Inquire
anl see samples n the ofce of
DANIEL " TALCOrr. 10 l1l Pearst rom 10 to O'Clock
CnET QrAHrKE~ oYcg. sEcoSD MILITANT DisrMcr}
CARoLisA CHARLKsrON \ G.. Aug H. l8b'
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- u until u ococG MONDAY the loih dg Of Sep
er 1867 which lAy w be opened fr tie purchase Of tie
folovins property
WrceS II steamer Boston. IN Asicpoo River
Wrrck al steamer Geo Maslinafon, tcosau River
wreck Il steamer (Lasseur. iH scal Greek
Wfcck of str,mcr Randolph 10 Charfson Harhor
wreck % steamer Etuan. 10 Charlesioa lIaTb3F
Wrrck - steamer Ruby. ighihouse lnlrt go
Bidders viii the offered for each wreck Tie vreeks VIII
b. ,o separately sld the .he bidder unless such bd be deemed
GufslAalaIlc
Proposals he addressed 10 the undersigned and marked Proposals
Brcvet Maor General. Chief Quarteruaster,
Deputy Quartermasier General. T. y A.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
NTEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
isc SUMNER ARRANGEMENT l6l
i''' COMMENCING JUNE ,, 1904
Twentvseveuhtt and fohEth'
''. ave Entranee TWENTY seNrnthIL

TRAINS LEAVE SBwYoRK; ,,,
bridgeport. 100 800 (kIl lid a. M IAl'
(Er) 345, 4 % aud 300 (Er) y m N
Fot lnliorc Saod FAIRFIELD Southport ana "eso'h wv INV
Fo 20 EoraI Ioc CL) 300 l3oa l2s OH D." tRrh
a45 40. III SO 800 (KI) p -.
W., DsIiep 100 gOO II 20 m.; at5, 40 $50 m -. -.
po stamford 100 800 (iIh 800 llNa m Hl' (bLh "i'' ."
YIl 3t5 30 EI 40 SO. go 300 tbI IN IN N. AIS
t Gresp.ioh and stations 100 wv i'A H. "
80 ''V' ''V' Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield, sGo a. n tEs 400 tsIh s"p~
For Hartford Springfield, 800 EII l2ls J." 'hhh ~
Po Connecticut River Railroad eOOA ELh ii'p m Mon
t 40 ~ 70 Saes Sd I1shl Railroad 800 BI) '
- e,opirston Railroad Al 500
l2I5 900, 900 p x.,.,.
po, Canal Railroad l2I5 p. m TO Northampton
to, Housatonic Railroad boo a. ~, 800 p m
for E.ugstuek Railroad 800 a. m, JW m .n
~, nsnsnry and Eorwalh Railroad, 100 500 a. m tppn
COmuodou' Sleeping Cars A''seN" " JkMEs H. HoYT supt
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
CUPREME COURT.-HENRY FREDERICK

CTIpREME COURT.-IENK1 FNEDENiON
y acs, HENRY HYMAN CHARLES A. ANDREWS, ana others
In pursuance Of the supreme Court OF the state
action the eighteenth day oi JnY %
John n askn named in said order viii expose 20 s,e
nnIc auction ON FRIDAY the 4h day Of October 1901 az CLOCK
noon at the Exchange sa,on No. Ill Brosdw IN ,h ty OF n@
York tbough JAMES NJ MILLER, auetoneer the following nn
IN that certain lot piece parcel Of land situate lying and
hing the Cty E.wYori the northIy side OF Jones street
b and oupded Beginning at point on the noihet
s Of Jones street aforesaid hundred and eveniyhe ee
,,v from Becke formerly Herring street. running thence hoI!h
10 ons the eaey lot of land sold and conveyed by DANIEL
N,ean and wife Herring hundred feet TO snd now
80 - William Gilbert thence easterB along sad Ands
Of Gilbert 10 lands or lately belonging sn
on. hundred feet Aforesaid and thence Westerly
ong The nobery side street twenty-five feet he
he rnnpg be the dimensions more or vps % ioo
RIcHIHp n. BOVINE Pins Atty JohN ID hasnin, ne,e.eo
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

BENJ. i. THEaLL.i Aucioueer. - -
HARGE SALE of FIRE and BURGLAR
PROOF SAFES.
b. THEALL BROS TUESDAY Sept H. at 10 ococf at No
ConrtlanIt s. the entire stock 81 The celebrated -
WILDER'S PATENT SALAMANDER FlREPBOOF SAFES
Warranted The best make.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
gtgaI Quiitts.
IN fine COURT of COMMON PLEAS of

i MONROE COUNTY PA-TIIEODORR HUNT AMI ALEX
AMBER HUNT surviving ~ The tm Of Hunt Brothers
Blair Al, DAVID " LIE 80 A. of MAY Term, lSttforrign at
80 1901 rae entered r the ProthonotaU TO assess
puaf damages trent tbs Plaintiff claims On book
account With Interest thereon for November % 100 The
Prothonotary N assess piini damages on fy lie I'H 'V'
tober 1917 ~ 10 O'Clock q bis Office In StroudslurG
srll l,s 6ss mo NJ McILHANBY. Pro,lonoiarv.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
Wv Il Hihh UenI F''t hfent
J,OR LONG BRANCH aud PIIILADEI PHI 4
"Ho FOR THB BATTLEGROUNI

L RARITAN AND DELAWARE HAi RAILROAD
on and Aner NoNpAf. har D. l The lines vii As ol9Wa
hom Per No y. foot of bnsuest.
Al llt3 a m.-EXPEtSS PASSENGrR LINE. ~ philadelphia
Long Bfaach g. A4 ior long Branch Tom River a'd a
ecdlte Sisions touching al Pieg No Cor rafnor ohyi Al
ti3p m.
VAST FREIGHT LtNE-isares Pier No p Il 1 fof Pha
de.phs direct fon the roa AID b taer AL
Asuc Railroad Freight skcn a @ dti aud quk TINE uniformly
made. ltlllNiNN-
EXPRESS PASSENGER LINRFo Nrw-lOk. &r. leaves fAai,
rhs yirest f 7t5 Prom Loug Bfinoh if heN ioff
I" TnR6UGIl TARE To PHILADELPHIA. .oSLY e.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
To PnlLApELPntA ONLY e.
GREAT REDUcTIoY in FiT.t1-lC. Class FAKEI
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

An1 TfoToTo6ale Trlaeoa 10 W T ''' '71' W.T.
fom Buffalo . ...,-
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

OFFICg OP ASSISTANT QUAHTEIyNA ASTFR' 'GsNtHNL,
Ne. Il STArE,r. NRw-YoRK CITY, Sept -, 1871
An PURSUANCE of instructions from the
Onacuns VIII sell at public auction at Battery Bar
racks on TUESDAY 18th Instant at tie following quarter
10 1l pounds Manila Rope 81 inches in circumference
622 pounds Manila Rope 81 inches IN circumference
all pounds new Manila Rope q inches in circumference
l2O bounds ne Manila Rope inches IN circumiercucr
349O pound, Manila Rope - nch 10 cIeun eTence
1859 bound. Manila Rope 10 iucheSn circumference
2g2 pound, Manila Rope 5i inches IN circumference
$50 pounds new Hemp Rope, inch IN circumference
873 pounds new Hemp Rope. !: inches n circumference
I4l pounds new Hemp Rope riches IN crcuntrclce.
pounds M Cotton Rope Ich IN Circumference
7Ol9i Cotton Duck. l.,
The attention Of invited thereto Terms OF sale cash on De
u5ey
,bs n,d.-5s' IT. RtFTS INGALLS,
Bv. Mai. General and Asst o.. Mr. Ceul
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14

ING FLUID for laundry and house cleaning warranted not To In
iure the finest fabric labor and EXPENSE costs @ an
on and k superior best hard soap used 10 most hotels
and public buildings testimonials Try bottle Money re-
trnd N does not give satisfaction 30 cents boe 20 cents
three cent. gallon sold ~
eocss and druggists THE AMERICAN WASHING FLUID CO.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-14
LEOPOLD DE MEYER.

This truly wonderful Pianist having Unexpectedly arrived IN the Ced
states Mr. HARRISON takes great pleasure in announcing th .:
NJ De MEYER for limited number o.
during the 6rst OF which will take place
sTBINwAl HALL. on TUESDAY B'BNlNG Oct L. 1907.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07

CoURr.--Judge GUTHRIE closed
court Saturday night, after a week s
hard work. Evening sessions were
held, SO that large amount of civil
business was disposed of in this
short time. The Docket was unusu-
ally large, there being las civil cases
fer trial, and good share Of these
were disposed of during the week.
The Grand Jury found II indict-
ments. The following are the more
important ones
The State of Ohio, vs.. HENRY SMITH;
Murder in the I'd degree.
The State of Ohio, vs.. VIM. FINK;
Horse Stealing, and Petit Larceny.
The State of Ohio, VS.. DANIEL GOULD;
Horse Stealing, and Petit Larceny
The other indictments found, were
for minor offences, the majority be-
ing for liquor selling. But one GRIM
inal was tried at this Term. Wm
FINK, for horse stealing. He was
found guilty, but his case goes over
tin next Term on a motion for 8
new trial. q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07
l.. MI. Beman,
CLAIM AGENT,
CentreviIIe, Ohio

am now prepared to collect the following
Claims:
Pensions for Dependent Fathers.
9. e" Mothers.
Pensions for Dependent Orphan Brothers and
sisters.
Pensions fer Minor Children,
&" " where widow has
married since the death of her husband.
Increase Pension where soldier has lost use
of one leg or one arm.
Increase pension-widow having children un.
der l6 years of age.
Bounty and Back pay for all persons entitled
thereto.
Pocal Bounties for Veterans.
Additional Bounty for all Persons entitled
thereto, under act July %, 1866. or any 9TH
er act.
Additional Bounty for soldiers having lost
their discharge.
Bounty and difference in Pay for colored SOL
diers.
Communication for Rations for soldiers who
were Prisoners of War.
Collects for Officers who were in the service
from lst of May, 1864, to Sd of March, 1865,
$40 90 for each servant.
Collects Pensions semi annually 4th of March
and 4th of September. Fee 25cts. for same.
sSY- Claims for Additional Bounty should
be presented Immediately.
Feb 81, ls67-6ms
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07

E The CoNcERT.-The concerts
given by the ladies and gentlemen
of the Episcopal Church last week,
were a rare treat to all lovers of good
music. They lacked somewhat OF
the novelty given them last year by
the costumes, that were then worn
by the singers. These were dis
pensed with this year. Still, the
high order of the entertainments, as
musical festivals, was sufficient
guarantee of the success they met
with. The Hall was filled both
nights with our best people, who sig
nified their pleasure by repeated ap-
plsuse. as the different pieces were
sung. All acquitted themselves so
well, that it would be invidious to
make selections or single out partic-
ular ones. Madame SIEMINsKI kind
ly assisted with her flute and voice,
and her efforts met with hearty ap-
piause. We are sorry that our citi-
zens are so seldom favored with such
pleasant entertainments, and would
be glad to chronicle an early repeti-
tion of them.
The concerts were success, finan-
cially, the net proceeds, to be ap
piled toward the purchase of par
sonage, being S2S5.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07
T Mr. A. L. LANGLEY, of this

F Mr. A. L. LANGLEY, of this
place, is busily engaged in getting
ready for market the large quantities
of corn that he has purchased during
the winter of the farmers along the
Ohio and Kanawha Rivers. He has
chartered the steam er Banner, which
is well adapted to the purpose, and
has placed on her a large corn she'll
er, capable of shelling 1000 bushels
of cern per day. The boats engines
are used to operate the shelter
With his boat and shelter he can run
from one farm to another, and quick
ly reduce the size of the large corn
piles upon them. The corn, when
shelled, is placed in sacks and ship.
ped East.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07
~W. II. LANGLEY's Flour ar

R W. II. LANGLEY's Flour and
Feed Store, is supplying a want long
felt in the business of our city. The
store is in full operation under the
charge of Messrs. ROBINSON and
STONE. Our citizens now have a
place, where the wants of all can be
satisfied; where you can procure
flour of all grades, meal, feed, stuff,
&C., in large or small quantities,
from 25 cent. packages up to any
quantity desired. Garden seeds,
timothy and clover seed, corn, DC,
are also kept on hand Messrs. Rob-
INsoN and STONE keep a wagon and
will deliver purchases in all parts of
the city. Give them a call, and
whether you wish much or little,
they can accommodate you.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07

R The steamer Cottage No. 2,
has withdrawn from the Gallipolis
and Kanawha River trade, leaving
the coast clear for the KanaWha
Belle. The Belle is a permanent in
stitution IN that trade. The Cottage
passed down Saturday night on her
way to Cincinnati, where she goes
on the docks for repairs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07

WEST VA. CENTRAL r. R.-A bill
has passed the West Va. Legislature
so amending the charter of the West
Va. Central r. R. Co. as to require
work to be commenced on the line
from Charleston to the mouth of San.
dy river within six months, and the
whole of said line to be completed
within two years from this time
As this measure is said to have the
assent of the Company, as at present
organized, we hope soon to have the
pleasure of reporting the progress Of
this much-needed enterprlse Wes
Va. Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07

R Capt. J. H. EVANS, County Au-
ditor elect, assumed the duties of the
Office on Monday, March 4th. From
own knowledge of Capt. Evans ability,
we are assured that he will FIJI this re-
sponsible Office with credit to himself
and the county. Modesty forbids us to
say anything of the retiring Auditor.
The county Commissioners began their
Spring session, also on Monday.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07
Teachers Association.

TINE teachers and active friends of eduea-
tion in the county of Gallis, are notified
and requested to meet at the Court House in
GaIlipolis, on Saturday, April Goth, A. D.
1867. at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose of
organizing County Teachers Association
and Institute, pursuant to the statute for the
improvement of the teachers and the ad.
yancement of the cause Of common school
education in the county.
1t is desirable that there be q general at
tendance as a constitution will be adopted,
officers elected, committees appointed, and
such other business transacted as Will en-
sure its permanancy and success.
ALEXANDER LoGUE, SIMEON NAsH,
d. B. HEBARD, A.G. SEARS,
J.W. VAN SICKLE, H. j. CALDWELL,
z. A. STONE, ALVIN D. WILLIAMS,
JEFFERSON BoorH, - GuTHRIz.
e.J. HzsAaza.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07
New Advertisements.

lexington Academy, Spring Term.
j. Roberts, aoithdraws from Partnership.
Haypard d Fuller, Sweet Potdtot
Plants.
n. Z. Holcomb and others, Erecutors.
6. " Palmer, Gdllipolis Nursery.
Complementary Concert to Madame Sic
nainslti
Madame Guyskyski, Inaportent matters.
Z. f. NILS, CoaU Lost
J. r. Snsitkers and others, Notice to
Trespassers.
C. 7arley sad Sons, HopeDeH Nursery'
Jasan Thomas, Petition for Partition.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07

~ The steamer, R. R. Hudson, on
her up trip last week, Wednesday, col
lapsed her fues, few miles above this
place. Several persons on deck were
scalded, but we have not learned the
names of the injured, or how severe
their wounds were. The boat was re-
paired and came down on time Satur-
day night.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07

R The peerless steamer st.
James, the Cincinnati and Pemerey
packet, commanded by Capt. FRANK
OAKS, with the clever and afable
CHARLEY REGNIER in Che office, is
making her semi weekly trips with
her accustomed regularity. The
travelling public will find this steam
er first class.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-03-07
~ The crossing of State stree

H The crossing of State street,
frem Second, was further improved
a few days since by throwing into
that sea of mud a few more reils!
Next time, however, we would advise
that they be laid fiat wise, and not
with the corners up, as it requires
almost the experience of tight-repe
walker to cross them safely in that
position.