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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-12-15
OTTO VVINTE4sHAITEEE.
DEUREE * BROTHER,

Practical Matchmaker and JeweIer and Dealer II
Watches; Clocks, Jewelry and Silverware ; re
pairing neatly done, on short notiee-No EagI
Block, Canton, Ohio. feb3'69tf
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y. A. MEYER,

Dealers in watches, Clocks, Jewelry, SilVerware
&C, east side OF Public Square, Canton, Ohio
Repairing done on short notice.
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EDXYIN SMITH.

Observation-Disclosures and all kinds Of Collins {
ways on hand. Two Hearses always in read
ness-East Tuscarawas street. Canton, Ohio.
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JOSEPH CREVOTSE- H.

Attorney st Law, and Ganeral Collection Ager
Alliance Ohio Business entrusted to his ca
will receive prompt attention. est
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"For the present, tie instruction in
English is divided among the Profess
sors OF Moral Philosophy, Modern Ian
guages and History, with the aid of an
Assistant Professor
1.-THE duties Of this Chair are dIschar-
ged by the Professors of Chemistry and
Natural Philosophy. n
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[. ACADEMIC COURSE.

INHE COLLEGE is divided into
L distinct schools, each tuIly organi-
zed and complete in itself, no as TO af
ford the best facilities for rendering the
instruct On in the several branches of
education extensive and thorough The
student selects his own course of study,
under The direction of his parent or the
Facnltv; but that no motive NAV be
wanting to a complete and systematic
course of education. the separate schools
are SO arranged that they may be COM
blned into the following Departments :
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SCHWARTZ q EAsLETT,

D. A. FAHNESTOCK'S SON & co.,
Pittsburgh, Pa.
SOLE PROPRIETORS
seplseG
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ID DIR. SARGENTS
BaGkzACh6 Pills

Are never falling remedyfor Ali diseases of the
kidneys, BladdeEr-and- Urinary Organs sucb aS
pains IN the small of the Back, Gravel -Droosv
of the Kidneys, &C. - 4 =
SS-Price FIFTY CENTS PER BOX. rsIFsA p
Coated. For sale by all druggists
CAUTIoS.-Take other medicine as . s,,bs.;-
tute for these Pills, but II your druggists does mot
nave them request hun to order them. Sent by
2 .-r..., --- SOLE, PROPRIETOR.
-, GEORGE A. NELLY
wholesale Druggist cor. Second Av. and Wood
st. Pittsburgh.
For sale by JOHN D. PARK, CINCINNATI.
Ohlo' mRsI26sy1
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1. Department OF Arts.

This embraces the subjects OF Latin.
Greek, English, n oralPbilosophy, Ma d.
eElaiies. with two others TO be elected
ona nom the Literary and oE5e from The
Scientific schools. The degree Of Back
elor o. ArtSls cOnisEred On the student
wao successfully completes this course.
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County SurVeyor-Ofice in the County Recorders
Office in the Wikidal Building where he can be
wanted can be left with Jacob Eaplinger ESQ
County Recorder, who win give due notice to me.
The law authorizes the County Surveyor to take
the acknowledgement of any instrument of writ
ing; he will therefore write and acknowledge
Agreements, Mortgages, Deeds, &c, at fair prices
and upon the shortest notice.
Canton. January Is. ig6g.
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BG- % to 81 MILES the SHORTEST
ROUTE.
NEW YORK WITHOUT CHANGE.
Only ONE change to BOSTON.
GOING WEST.

On and after Monday, November 18th 1869.
Trains will leave Ravenna at the following hours,
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y. w. HFcCORD.

GEO. E BALDWIN,
Attorney at Law-ohice in Eagle Block, up stairs
r Canton, Ohio.
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=. n. sIDDAII.,

in Harter's Bank Block, Canton,
up stairs All operations in Mechanical Dentist
~ performed in the latest and most approved
manner. He would call especial attention to his
Gold Filling, in which, in the words OF the late
A Ward, "he IS cxcelled by few and equalled by
none"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-05-13
nav asth, 1869.


EDIveR JouzSAL:-At meeting OF
citizens held nt the Court House, on
Friday evening, to take steps to pay
respect to cur soldier dead, an ex-
ecutise committee was appointed to
take further action and to report
progress from time to time through
the city papers, 10 pursuance OF wiiich
we beg leave to submit the following
actien:
Executive committee met at Ale
shire's building, May 10th, present, II
j. Caldwell, Jos. P. Aleshire, w H.
H. Sisson. and Robt.-C. Humphreys
H. ]. Caldwell was chosen as chair
man and r. C. Humphreys as Sec
retary.
On motion, Capt. Ed. S. Aleshire
was appointed commanding officer
with the following aids, viz:
Coils j. II. NJ. Montgomery, L. 2
Cadot, j. L. Vance and W. G.. Adney.
For Marshal of the day, Capt. j.
II. Evans.
On motion, Ross T. Stewart, A.
Wayne Kerns and Andrew J. Lang
ley wereappointed finance committee.
On motion, a suitable number OF
ladies and gentlemen of the city and
vicinity, and three ladies from each
township in the county, were ap-
pointed committee on flowers and
decorations, as follows:
City and township of Gallipolis--
NJ. B. V. Kennedy, D, W. Clancy.
JAS H. Neal-M Misses Mary Magnet,
Hannah Maxon, Viola Hutsinpillar,
Emma Hartwen. Alice Gardiner,
Gus. Halliday, Jennie Stewart, Mary
Maxon, Susie Dennis, Fannie Bal
ley, Mary Merrison--Mrs. G.. W.
Livesay, W C. Hayward, Jno. II.
Evans, Chas. r. Minturn.
Ohio Township--Miss Emma
C. Gatewood, Zue Guthrie, S. Ken
nedy.
Misses Catherine Clark,
Lorena Perry, Venie. Clark.
Clay Misses - Guthrie, Laura
Riggs, - Coffman.
Addison--Misses Lou. Cheering
ton, Lydia Rife, Cynthia Bing.
Cheshire--DIisses Venie Mauck,
E. P. Bradbury, Aiken.
Green-1fisses Hattie Beardsley,
Mary F Palmer, Romie Mccormick,
Norah Hulburt.
? Springfield Misses Hattie Kerr,
Carrie Irwin, Nettie Cherrington.
Morgan MisAs Sallie Martin,
Eva Upton
Misses Mary Neal, Isa
bella Boggs, Stewart
Perry Misses - Wood, Ann E.
Carter, Laura Keller.
Raccoon--Mlsses Emma Coomhs,
Fannie Wood, Fannie Warner.
Huutington--siisses-Mat Matthews,
Jennie Martindale, Hattie Bigelow.
Greenfeld-Mrs'. Jos. Stafford,
Jas. Hunt, Miss - Shelton:
Guyan-Ceuld not learn names.
(Some friend please forward names
of three ladies living in Guyan =
Friends will please give the Secreta,
ry full names where now left blank.
On molten, the Secretary was di
rected to address all Benevolent So
cietles in the City and County, and
urge them to take part in the pro
ceedings.
Messrs. Aleshire and Humphreys
were directed to procure music for
tbe-Occasion.
Adjourned subject to call Of Chair
man.
II. j. CALDWELL, Chm.
R c. HUMPHREYs, Sec'Y.
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-. a. Af ANSs
VaEeE

Is On motion, the report Of the
mittee was received and adopted.
and in compliance with the sugges
ton for an Executive Committee, the
Chairman appointed the following:
II. J. Caldwell, Jos. P. Aleshire, P
A. Sanns, R. C. Humphreys and W.
H. H. Sisson.
The following preamble and reso-
ton was presented, and upon motion
was adopted by the meeting:
WHEREAS, The members of lpo-
litical parties unite in honoring the
achievements of the Union soldiers
in the late Rebellion; and
WHEREAS, It is desirable, in rem
dering honers to the memory of de
parted heroes, thatno partisan spirit
should be evinced; Therefore be it
ResolUed, That this meeting of the
citizens of Gallipolis recommend that
upon the day set apart for the strew-
ing OF flowers upon the graves cl
soldiers buried in our Cemetery,
there be no display, by march or
otherwise, OF any organization known
or supposed to be of a political na-
ture, but that all citizens, irrespective
| of party, be invited to participate in
the ceremonies of the day.
On motion, the.editors of the Gal.
lipolis papers were requested to pub
lish the proceedings of this meeting
On motion, the executive commit
tee was requested to publish, from
time to time, its proceedings.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
Jos. HUNT, Chairman.
j. L. VANCE, Sec'y.
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A HOME MARKET FOR EGGs.-To
country merchants-don't ship your
eggs to Cincinnati or elsewhere,
when you can realize as much for
them at home, without waiting for
returns. Messrs. F. P. KoHEN &
Co., egg packers, have established
themselves here, and will pay the
highest rates for eggs and produce
generally. Dealers will find it to
their interest to give them a call,
corner Court and Second streets.
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% Country Merchants are invited
to examine the stock of Boots, Shoes,
&c, at JOHN DAGEs'. He has the
best assortme ent at the lowest prices.
T The Pomeroy Telegraph con-
tains call for meeting Of such citi-
zens of Meigs, Athens, Perry and Lick
ing counties as "mean business, and
such outsiders as are interested in the
undertaking, to convene at Athens, on
Thursday, May goth, for consultation
in the matter of the construction Of the
Atlantic and Lake Erie Railroad. -
1t is expected that measures will be
taken at the meeting for the complete
organization of a company, besides the
transaction of other important business.
ms is a movement, as we understand
favor of route from Athens to
irIeston, W. Va, crossing the Ohio
fiyer in the neighborhood of Racine,
Meigs county. Perhaps it would be
vel for those who think this road
should come to the mouth of the Xa-
nawha for its point of crossing the
0hio-termed in the call, OUTSIDERS"
including the towns of Gallipolis and
Middleport and the intervening country
TO be represented in that meeting,
that their interests, and the interests
Of the public in securing the best route,
may be properly made manifest.
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Thanks to Deputy Marshal ]. E.

Thanks to Deputy Marshal J. &.
RICHARDSON for late papers.
Big Sandy river, at Catlettsburg,
raised twenty feet last Wednesday
night. Little Sandy, which empties
into the Ohio at Greenupsburg, rose
fifteen feet the same night.
The Egg business of this city, al
though but recently entered upon,
is no small item. Messrs. F. P.
KoHEN & Co. packed and shipped,
last week, seventy barrels, contain
ing AGO dozen. They are sent di-
rect to the Philadelphia and New
York markets.
1t was ninteen years, last week,
since the famous steamer Buckeye
State made her great run from Gin
cinnati to Pittsburg in forty-three
hours; when she placed the 24-hour
pole about a mile above Parkers-
burg, or twenty four miles above
where the Telegraph No. 2 had pre-
viously left it. Her time to MARI
eta was twenty-five hours and
eighteen minutes.
Hearth and Home" is one of the
best papers on our exchange list.
Each week it is rich with pure and
practical utterances for the "Farm,
Garden and Fireside..'. Get a copy
at the News Depot and prove its
value and WORTH
The senior f6emyh of the Whole
sale Dry Goods house of HALLIDAY
& MILES returned from the East last
Thursday, with their second Spring
stock of Goods. This house is ia
nous for its low prices and accom-
modating manner of doing bust
ness.
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@ Our friend who, no doubt,
thinks he has sent us resolution of the
"Active Base Ball Club" of Thevenin,
viii be surprised to learn that he only
copied a part of the resolution. This
is all that reached us-"Resolved
That the members of this Club
We are pretty good at guessing, but
we confess that we cannot work out the
balance of this resolution, and hence
await further information.
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duee any INJURY: q -
STATE OF OHIO, eAIlIA cousrr, SIS:

STATE OF OHIO, GALLrA COUNTY, SIS
III. G. DAxRos, Mayor of the city of Gal
lipolis, Ohio, send greeting, know ye that to
my certain knowledge, Gen. LEWIS EKwsoM.
Mr.. e. s. MEsAeER. Mr.. JAMES 81. PAYsE and
Mr.. RIoHARD ATKINSON, citizens of said city,
have been for some years past, severely afilies-
ed with deafness to suoh an extent, that they
were deprived of the pleasure of hearing
clock strike, or their friends converse in ordi-
nary tone of voice, and had become reconciled
to bear with it the remainder Of their hves,
supposing their was no relief, that on seeing
thLt Gen LEWIS NEwsoN had been relieved
by the Indian remedy, they gave me q salts
factory assurance that they had been relieved
in the same manner by the same remedy, and
row enjoy the pleasure once moresof hearing
their family and friends when conyersing ~
an ordinary tones of voice, and further Gers
tify that have been further satisfactorily in
formed. that many other deaf persons have
been relieved by the same remedy. And net
a failure has been known, except where q
paIzy of the drum Of the ear had occurred, and
that every confidence is placed in the Indian
remedy, - . oertain and safe remedy in the
cure for deafness.
&c In testimony whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and afix
|GSN the corporate seal Of the CITY AZ
S20E Gallipolis, Ohio, this 9Th day X
Nay, 1869.
-. =. O. pAMRoH, Mayor. f
assez ws1 zritssss yiist aapl II, ,,6s'
4SS& ~
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s&P RUMSEY, ROADS d REED, the
Largest WHOLESALE DEALERS
in DRY GOODS and NOTIONS. Ports
mouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive
Winter Stock They give special attention
to keeping the best Goods, End you will al
wavs find their stock the largest and prices
the lowest One of their firm remains East
to give his entire time in watching the Mar
kets and in buying for them, solely; and hence
their stock is always fresh and always first
supplied with the newest goods. They op..
crate largely, do business on the principle Of
the smallest profits, and practice the spirit of
liberal accommodation. [jan. %, '69.-iy.
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Proclamation.

BY direction Of the City Council Of CALI
polls City, and in obediance to an ordinance
passed BY said City Council. aed by resoiu-
tions passed April 20, 1863. 70 take effect
from, and afterthe 10th cay of May, 1861
That all persons owning or harboring any
animal of the dog kind within the corporate
limits OF said City, are hereby notified to con
fac the same by good ssd sufficient means TO
the house, out. house. or yard, where such per
soa or persons may reside, or to muzzie the
same in such manner as to prevent such AMI
mails from biting for the term Of thirty days,
next ensuing the 10th day of May.
J.G DAMR0N, Mayor.
April %, ls69-3w.
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II. ]. CALDWELL, Supt.

B@ Parties wishing good
time keepers, Watches or Clocks,
can find them at j. D. WOODWARD, at
wholesale prices, All kinds Of
Jewelry, Silverware, Spectacles,
Knives and Forks, &C., &c.
Watches repaired and warranted.
Ap. 80, 69.-6m. &
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NoTICEt

DY an arrangement with my father, Gen.
ID LEWIS NEwsoa, 1 shall continue for
sale, at my residence in Gallipolis. Ohio. the
genuine remedy for Deafness, which has re-
stored the sense of hearing to all who have
used it, and is belieYed to be the only reliable
remedy known. M
Mns. Da. MAxOE.
May 6. 1853.
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For Sale |!

00A Ann NANsEMoED SWEET
AUsJ,O0js POTATO PLANTS, of
the very best quality. Price. 30 cents per
hundred. or s. SO per thousand, or $40 per
10000.
ALEC, large lot of Cedar Hill, Cooks
favorite. and Large Purple TOMATO
PLANTS. sAlso, early and late CABBAGE
PLANTS:each at as cents per hundred, or
81 per thousand.
ALI the above Plants warranted TO be of
the very best quality, or money returned.
All orders sent to ]. J. CADor d BEo., or
HRsKISa ALLExosa q Co., Callipolis, Ohio,
or TO
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New Adyertisements. A

Jas. Vaadsn d Sons, Wagons, Car
riages. dc.
J. d. Woodyard, iSesoing Machine.
Nathaniel .Stevart. Notice.
" S. Mattheps, Iannsry for Sale.
r. p. Rohen, d Co. Wanted, Stra,0.
john r. Entsmisger, Agricaltarol No
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Marriage Licenses,

Judge LoGUE issued the following
marriage licenses for the last week,
Hs.wit:
Geo. W. Hogins to Maggie VIII
:lams; Perry Clark to Eliza A. Thorn
ton; Riley Mcdaniel to MaryReeves.
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers Of real
estate were made by Auditor EVANS
for the week ending last Saturday,
to-wit: rsssr
Raccoon 7p.-Geo. W. Sherrit to
jacob Davis, II acres-$300
Springfield 1p.-D. L. Womeldorff
to Edward Dsletombe, 26l acres
$4,000 Edward Deletombe to Jules
Blanc ct al, 26l acres-S9, ,000
Gallpolis Cty.-Thos Hill to H.
P. Elias, 4sw lot So.
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r. M. COFFMAN,

Fruit Hill Landing, Ohio,
will be ready by the first of May, and viii
continue to be for sale until the 21th of June,
1869.
April %, lS69.-3w.
Ironton Register and Charleston, CIV Va.,)
Journal will copy three weeks and send bill
to this Office
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DEAFNESS
PARTIALLY CURED!

In October, 1863, letter was received
written by lady from New York. as follows:
Grs.. Lswls NEwson, Gallipolis, o.
SIR: "A Gentleman from
your section, mentioned the circumstances of
yourinfrmity: As an act of christian fellow
ship, take the liberty Of sending you slip
from paper which may interest you; my sis
ter residing in Montreal. in Canada, was cured
by this medicine. 1t has created some little
excitement in this splace, and we are anxious
that all who are afflicted should learn of it.
Respectfully,
MARY F.
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Notice from Rev. JAcoB F. FrsHrn, Rector of

Notice from Rev. JAcoB r. FIsHrn, Rector of
st. George Chapel, Montreal;
Mns - of nv parish has been almost
totally deaf for seventeen years, she had quite
despaired Of ever obtaining relief, when
friend sent her q printed notice cut out OF the
Methodist Churchman, informing her Of
Mrs NJ. G. L., of Hoboken, New jersey, who
knew how TO prepare the medicine wrote
for the receipt and medicine. have obtained
supply, which has been freely used, and in
five weeks the lady has been restored to her
hearing. I called at Hoboken, to thank Mrs
NJ. C. L. for her kindness, aad believe that
nothing but g conscientious sense of duty
has induced her to furnishthe remedy.
Mrs. NJ C. L. sent L. NEwsoN history of
her case, which is about in substance as fol-
lows:
"At my twelfth year I became partially
deaf. At eighteen | was married tC Major
- of the u. 5 Army. VIII was attached
to the Indian Bureau Department. and was
stationed on the plains in the North West
Territory.
l accompanied him to the far West aud in
q frontier settlement, and here met the great
"Medicine man" of thetribe of -, he in
formed my husband, that the acuteness of
hearing Of his race Is scarcely excelled by the
forest deer, that 1t was no part of the Indian
character to study books, but they study to
get full knowledge of the vegetable king
dom to enable them to select with judgment,
herbs of magical power, and by this means
they are further advanced in botanical medi-
cal science, than the most learned of the civ
ilized world. Ny husband obtained the med
icine and in two weeks ny hearing was much
improved, and in four weeks my hearing was
measurably restored, and in two months was
completely cured. My joy knew no bounds,
the restored sense made the world new to ME
with fresh charms. the song of birds seemed
to be rejoicing at my restoration to hearing
once more. From that hour determined to
be an humble instrument in the hand of provi-
denee-to spread the glad tidings of hope
Six years have already passed, and l can hear
with surprising acuteness. After the death Of
my husbsnd, ] returned to the East to rejoin
my relatives, and now desire to spend the re-
mainder Of my life in this charity.
MARY G. l."
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~ Call at BAILEY & RIDENoUR' s
and see their new stock In ladies
and gentlemen's wear they have sun
dry new styles.
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TIME subscriber has been duly appointed
i and qualified as Administrator on the
Estate of James q. Boice. late Of Gailia conn
ty, Ohio. W. s. JENKINS,
Admir-.
Nav 6. ls69.-3w.
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w Largest Stocks, Greatest Va
riety, Latest Styles. Best Quality,
Lowest Prices, at JOHN DAGEs'
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R The following is the Weekly
Report of the Gallipolis Public
Schools, beginning Monday, May
Cd. 1869:
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They win cu,e You I

OF serofula. Erysipelss, Sick or Nervous
Headache, Billiousness, Liver Complsint,
Dvspepsia or Indigestion, Consumption. Pain
IN the Back or Loins. Gout, Pleurisy, Lsueor-
rbes or Whites, Eruptions and all di-
,eases arising from q disordesed state q the
Roback's Blood Pills, Stomaeh Bit
.ers and Blood Purifier.
BAILEY 4 hAGTET,
]. 4 P. A. SANNS,
Feb. 2s. 'sa.-3m-l AgsasA
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Notice to Builders.

THE undersigned viii sell at public out
Il cry on the -
18th day of May next,
at o'clock P. NJ, the job of building a
School House in subdistriet No. 8, Green
township Sale to take place at the old
School House in said sub-district.
Plans and Specifications to be seen at the
residence of Joseph Sn,eltzer.
ADAM BLAZER.
JOSEPH SHELTER,
Z. A. STONE.
April 90. 1869. stIst
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E If you want Boots that are
Boots, call on JOIN DAeEs.
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Unrivaled in neatness and dura-
bility-The Boots, Shoes and Gaits.
ers. TO be found at the isopnfsl =
tablishneatsf BA5sEa 6 lssBH
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Flowers on Soldiers Graves.

AT meeting of the citizens of
Gallipolis, held at the Court house
on Friday evening, May 7, 1869,
JOSEPH HUNT. Esq, was appointed
Chairman, andJ. L. VANCE Secretary.
The Chairman explained the OBJ
ject o: the meeting to be to take
steps to pay honor to deceased sol
diers, by strewing flowers ON their
graves on the 29th of May.
1t was moved and carried, that
committee of three be appointed to
draft programme for the occasion.
The Chairman appointed as said
committee the following gentlemen ::
H. j. Caldwell, j. H. Evans and A.
Vance.
The committee made the following
report:
Your committee beg leave to sub
NIT the following report:
1st. That all soldiers and citizens
of this and adjoining Counties be in
vited to meet with us on the 29th of
May, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, to partici-
pate in the ceremonies of the day.
I'd. That the officers of the various
commands, OF Celia county, request
all their members to report at the
Court House, prepared to take part
in the exercises.
I'd. That an benevolent socie
arc respectfully asked to turn
nEder their several organization
participate in the exercises of the
day.
4th. That an Executive Commit
tee of five be appointed to carry out
the above resolutions, to select prop
er officers for the occasion, procure
an orator for the day, and by sub
committees make all necessary a.
rangements for procession, decora
ting graves, ETC., etc.
Your committee would suggestthat
Inquiries be made as to condition of
the families of deceased soldiers
throughout the county, and fund
created for their systematic relief,
upon this second anniversary, anG
continue from year to year.
H. S. CALDWELL,