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CITY TRADE REPORT.
SATURDAY, July 2s-s N.

SrcRDAy, July N-6 +. II.
AsHEs--About 10 bbls pots were sold At s. co. The
stock was 2, 022 bbls. OF both sorts.
BREADsrUFPs.- Tho market WAS firm, with
saes Of about 600 1000 bills, inclu ding commo TO
e. Isy and ,;
bis ranging from IS to So the chief sales bsins sds
500 bbls made At IS so 30 rs for low to choice
grades, snd 80 81 for fancy and extra. Wheat was
+ ss.as s .ns
lS2Kc. $4,000 do Georgia prime do, here and to ar.
rive in two weeks sold st 1scc and 40 COO bushels Of
sellers option at 1860. cargo Of white lrysnd sold
ct 195c Corn-Transactions were confined to 10 900
was easier Rye-saiss Of 900 bus hss wers reported
at Hoe l1sc. Oats were plenty and dull 1t 500 4
COFFEE The market continued firm and Va: abb II
LEO to 200 bsgs Of Rio wsrs sold At i0Hc. lie
with small lots at l1hc. &C.. $50 mats OF Java were
corros@Tbs sales rsseSsd about 500 bales, based
on le1c for middling upands, while higher upper
,Ssns SEQ oqd:s
FRxon1s Rates continued duh. There was no corn
5s2s for Liverpool To London 1900 Ssls. oil cake
were engaged at los. To Havre rates unchapgsd
and sngsgemsnts moderate. To Rotterdam 600 S,ls
tice in rates for California.
FRrrr.-Raisins were frmer with some better de-
mand
BAY Old shipping was scarce and held at 125c.
IRoS Scotch was unchanged.
NAVAL STORES were dull. Mo'erlte sales OF spirits
turps mime were made AZ 40hc Rosin was quiet at
1s2Lc. 1etc asked for common,
0H-Linseed CONTINUED frm At yesterdays quotations.
Provisions --Pork-Holders generally demanded $40
a for considerable lots The sales were confined to
about SEQ GOO bbls. at $40 6s $40 75 for meas
$40 IS for prime; and $40 % SO 81 for old rae
Beet STEADY, with Gales of 100 200 bbls country
and prime at old prise Some lots common prime
we're sold (Ohio,) at $22 60 Cutmeats were Arm but
pIices unchanged. Lard arm, with aes OF 800
AGO bills. at 1cXc. . IL &C.
RICE continued arm and in good demand at full prices
srcks.-sales Of 5000 lbs. Of Artisan ginger we're
made and IL, Geo do. Calcutta At pr vste terms.
SUGARS were arm, and some grades were considered .
fun &c per ID better The transactions raced at
5ykc exc. with small sales Of choice and prime qua
Ii;ies at 7kc and AGO boxes bro IN Havana at 66c
a fsc :" TNs
wHisxhy -sslss Of 200 q SEQ bbls. Ohio aad stats
prison were made at Ale.
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GEM ANNUAL DIyIDkND-0CEAN STEAM NAvlGA
- ton Company New York, July IL, 1s55.-Ths II
rectors Of the Ocean steam Navigation Company hare
this day declared dividend Of ave () Per osnt the
the capital stock, ont Of the sarnngs OF tbs past
month"; payable the LIST Of August next The trAns
Ter booka win b closed from this day until the lat 4
August. G. Il. ANDERSON, Secretary.
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The speeches were all We credi able to the young
otstsis. Among th0se deserving Of special mention
"ssiizsIiand" BY Charles Hansicker, Of L.
Trapps, Pa. This was deci ,edy one OF the very
best Productions delivered. Tae thoughts Of tbs
speaker were expressed in clear and elegant Ian
susge, and delivered ia graceful aud forcibe At yle
Ca mus Hcmo. Poem,n by William r. Gross. OF
Troy, n. T., was well written humorous Die 70 on
the lszy and the hurried man. containing some pas
ssges showing evidences of true poetic talent.
FREEDOM Of C,pscience," by 8. 0. raachsr, was
The Conservative" BY D: Little, Of Chorry Val
ley, was carefully written and well delivered.
The Lest Arts,' by G. J. Campbell, of Nav
Yo'k city, was an excellent production.
'Genius linked to Destiny by G. C.. Snsl.zsr
was one OF the beat oratoDs deye- ed, being eulogy
on Napoleon l., OF whom tie orat.r took very "
rect view.
After the conclusion Of the orators the degree of
Bachelor q Arts WAS conferred on the members OF
the graduating class, nu nbering about fifty. The
degree OF Mss.er OF Arts, In courfe. was conferred
The honorary degree OF Master OF Arts vas con.
ieIed or Rev. II. N. Strong Of NarshAil, Mich; C.
,. Egelestoo, Futon, N. Y; j. 8. LsugdoD, Prince
,on; \, j.; W. W. Ne smap, Buffalo, N. Y; Raw
MI W. n. I; s,nks, Fort Plain, y; George Ragg.
No higher degrees were conferred, the trustees
gees higher than A. M.
the festivities were closed by soi,se in Tho even
s sg Tsi. oy me graduating cass At the West Col
was handsomely decorated, aud fIied with ths
youth anu beauty Of the city. DsncipQ was kept up
prccS edirgs ~
Thus ended Commencement a, old Union.
DR.. Mott. TIE venerable President tbo,Sb ,ow IN
tD 80 YEAR. 10 al hale AID vigorous MAJ bs ,,ss
- - - r gf1s > ~
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AND COMMERCIAL.
HONEY MAKK EFT.
SATURDAY, July 2s-G P. N.

bATUHUAr, July Z5-O r II.
Stere was considerable activity in some Of the
leading stocks 70 day. Reading was in demand at
tie improvement in prices. Nicaragua Transit Com
psny IVES active at the advance. Erie and Cumber-
land sold to sous extent, but were heavy. At tbs
first board Nicaragua Transit advanced per cent;
Residing Railroad. z; Panama Railroad, l; Wiscon-
sin AID Like Shors Railroad, !; Chicago and Ga
lena, 1. Erie Rslrosa declined per cent. Agreat
variety Of railroad bonds were sold today, Without
char ge in prices.
TIE steamship Arago, from this psrt for Havre
to-day. "arrisd out $6ol COG 20 In specie.
At the second board the market Was steady, but
not active. R.adiny sold to sumo extent AT the
olose The tendency was downward.
TIE trspsa ,iony at the Assistant Treasurers off 80
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YIVO BE LET ON LEASE THE GLOBE HOTEL, FULTON
i street, Brooklyn. This favorte family boarding
house snd hotel situated in the best part Of Brooklyn
Is now offered to good tenant At low rsnt II is 10
good repair has always done good business, and pre-
acfiv. proprietor. For particulars .pply to HENRI
kOBER1S, architect, 6s Henry street, Brooklyn.
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RAmA, June i-6tcsk c,6-. tex lustssisa< eox I.
27l for baNners 5ll s3t Cor RiesEesd City Hlls
Rio GaAspE. Jnns 2-withoas mach % stocx osss.
Rehmonc ess eil Baltimore sol Pht.sasl,ais llV
Q S2s.
MonEyrDro. Junsi--Apsricaa quoted sion % srx.
ish net.
B0xses Aysa August 2i--iss. sale at si2 = a.
board.
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ONLY FOR sH0Rr TIU-NoTcr.-yRs. a.
" ROfDtA, lady Of information, can Be csrs,itsS.
and gives trse Information On ali iasrystu9 .ssirs
through life, ~ usual at her rssis.acs Is W. lies st.
near rifsh avspps Hsr terms sss 81
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The effect Of railroads upon the value Of farming
lands, is question mu h cauvasssd In the Western
States. Tive st. Louis Democrat says:-

States. TIVE st. Louis Democrat Says
The official tax statistics OF Michigan show that,
through those counties where raro ads have bsen built
the taxable property has within three years. increased
AGO to 500 per cent while In those counties where
railroads have been built the ratio of ncrsAss ia vsa
has nat been 100 In drafting their schedule for
the prices OF lands Aud too that the directors of
the Illinois Central Railroad far short esti
mating the value Of th. lands for the road has caused
the demand TO be great for tnen that they
bringing Large price above the minimum 1t which they
GRADED In instAnces lands that rated
At sl2 selling for 800 and others rated at
$50 readily sold for $26 Railroads. especially where
they course through rich sections Of country not only
aus nent the prices Of iasds but they do morethsy
promote social intercourse build up Cities augment the
population Of villages and the farmer having cheap
outlet to market for his products pauts fourfoi what
he did before the railroad 3D. and his 10
creased activity and in iusty xarded BY large
plus gains, where before he had none.
The annexed statement exhibits the AN punt and
character Of the securities held by each bank in
the Sta.e Of WinconsB, and the amount Of circulat
IL & notes issued on the sane, on the,frst Monday
nf .Tn1o
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1VU TIE BONDHOI.DERs OF THE MANSFIELD ASp
L Sauduakv. Sanduskv. MaaaAsh ard N.~..l a
ANTHOLOGY.

A sIROLCGY, pHRENOLOGY.-THE CEIEBpA TN
"A Mrs FLEURY, from Paris, whose reasio. hss
been constantly consulted by Napoleon L. gives true
information on all events Of HE. Questions are an
swered by the power Of nsgnetsm, At a63 Broons st.
MADAME HARRIS. RENOWNED PHRsNoLOcIsr.
Qvl from Paris, can be consulted abort 1--we msrysrs
buslness nc, and viii tell the name Of the Iadr OK geo
rsnan they Will marry, also the OF her ytussrs
Residence 80 Eighth stres corner OF rourth ayssus
ore block from Broadway.
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TIE United States Trust Company, as receiver of
the Empire City Bank, has declared Q first dividend
Of nine per cent, paJsbe to the general creditors
whose claims have been allowed. The st. Nicholas
Bark has declared semi annual dividend of three
and Q half per cent.
The HOLSTER Bank Of Buffalo has declared q
semi-snnusl dividend Of six per cent. Tns Forest
River Lead Company, of Salem, has declared q
dividend Of ten per cent for the past year. Ths
Pspperel Manufacturing Company, B:ddeford, Me-
has declared dividend OF four per cent SIG per
share. The Tacoma Manufacturing Company has
declared . dividend CT three per cent-$3O per
share. Ssco Water Power Company has declared
dividend $40 per share.
The receipts Of the Beilefontaire and Indiana
Railroad for the six months ending June 80, 1866,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1855-08-30

July 20, l855.-5w 9i u 3I
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Notice.

CAMtEL F, VAN VLECk & Co. Of
- Madison, New York, would inform
the citizens Of Gallipolis and vicinityi
that they will be in GallipoIis in Dec;
next, 1855, with the new and improved
Iron Jackatd Machinery for working
double Coverlets and Carpets. (Ingrsirf
Carpets )-positiVely no other kind. 100
cuts of yarn for paif of Coverlets, and
7 cuts per yard Of Carpet. Long reel
100 threads per cut: Colofing done il
required. fieH-~r
For Information how to prepare yarn
or persons wishing to leave work to be
done, will call on Jay A. Van Week, Of
Gallipolis; at his old stand, Telegraph
st. upper end, where strict attention
will be given. 81
j. A. VAN vLECK has fe-pdrchas-
ed his Machine for Weaving Coverlets;
and is now ready TO do work on the
shortest notice. Give him call all
who wish work done with tieatness and
dispatch.
July 1s, i855.-3m
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Powder.

CABOT, HENKING & co.
August 80, 1855. f\
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Cancers Cured.
ChaIIenge to the World !

A FTER many years Of experience and
n practice in the cure of Cuncers,
Ulcers. Pies. FTstula, ETC., having ac-
complished many remarkable cures, for
hundreds of miles around, in The States
of Virginie. Kentucky and Ohio, the
subscribers challenge the world for a
safer or surer remedy than the one they
use. They would refer to one of many
remarkable cures that might be cited :
Mrs: Blair, of Gallipolis, who had a
Cancer as large as hens egg. on her
face for number Of years, was etiec-
tually cured in short time by their
treatment. le1r , !
Any one afflicted with Cancers, Ul-
GERS, Piles, or Fistula, will do well to
write to or call upon the subscribers,
for advice and medicine, as they are
fully prepared to perform surgical oper-
ations, and cure in short time, any of
the above diseases. Terms reasonable.
Address, S. FROST & CO.,
VaU5 Galfpolis, Gallia Co, o.
August 80, 1855. I'D r.
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ITHE next session of this Institutiol
i will commence on WEDNESDAY
THE FIFTH OF SEPfEMBER NEXT
The Trustees feel that they. can re-
commend the school as of the very high.
est character. and the Teachers as pos.
sessed of the very highest quslifca.
tons. We believe no school superior
to t can be found in Southern Ohio.
The teachers are the same as last ses-
sion with a single exception.
A. G. SEARS, Principal.
s. II. KELSEY, Assistant and teacher
Of vocal music.
Mas. S. A. SEARS, Teacher of French,
Drawing, Painting. DC. -
MISS Z. s. DAVIS. a.s;st.,..
Miss F. A. DAVIS. ASSISTANTS
MISS G. c. CooLEY, Teacher of Mu-
sic on Piano Forte. 80
The branches taught are those taught
in the highest class Of such institu-
tions-Greek. Latin and French, IN the
languages, Geometry, Algebra, Sur
veying. Arithmetic, &C.; Chemistry,
Philosophy, Rhetoric, DC.
1t is an invaridle rule to charge tut
ton for ahalfquarterif a scholar should
leave without attending that length of
time.
Tuition from SO to IS per quarter.
- SIMEON NASH, Pres, {.
r. ALEsnIRE, Sec'y.
GALLIPoLIs, August 9. 1856.
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The subscribers having associated themselves together
VIM Langley Gap have determined adopt the following for
their One Price for Goods
Wholesale In all their sales will be Produce if
charged subject believing
to be Just and right o ourf friends f-.
We have returned and receiving from the East full and
eral of Goods description selected bought
Prices determined them corresponding and
Dry Goods Hardware and Queensw Hats Boots,
Shoes Trunks Umbrellas P CaPng Combs Buttons and Fans Gro
Plough on Nails Glass thing which
found Prints 21
Hats you LADIES' DRESS G00DSat
Low Prices from Lawn Silk
To all who wish purchase Goods would respectfully cali and
stock before purchasing elsewhere and er ourselves
both quality call will find
hand always ready showing Goods
Cash Market Wheat &C.
I..at WIN. H. LANGLEY q SON.
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Lost,

A NOTE made by VIM. R. Johnston
n to Henry Gilman, for the sum of
FIVE hundred dollars, payable at the
branch of the Merchants and Mechan-
les Bank of Wheeling, Va, at Point
Pleasant, at four months, dated about
the 14th of July. 1855 and endorsed
by said Henry Gilman and L. Perry.
This is to caution all persons against
buying or receiving said note, should
the same fall into-the hands of any per-
son disposed to practice a fraud upon
innocent persons. !. ,'l' - =. :. !.
Aug. IS, l1855.-3w 20
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SEw i's' ARRIFAI, OF FALL Asp Z FisTER
G OsOmD s.

|T,HE Subscribers are now receiving
L from the east, a full and general %.
sorstnent Of fan and winter goods, con-
Isisting Of every variety of goods sold in
this latitude such as Dry Goods, Gro
ceries. Hardware. Queensware, Hats,
Caps, Boots and Shoes, and almost ev-
erything else. -.
Their goods have been selected with
care, and viii be sold as low as any per-
son can reasonably ask. Call. look and
Judge for yourselves, no charge for
showing goods. All kinds Of produce
received in exchange for goods, and
money will not be refused, Highest
market price paid in cash for wheat,
oats, haxseed and Beans.
a VIM. H. LANGLEY 4 SON.
August 80. 1885,
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Cheap Cor Cash.

NJ 49,. :, PRS. Teachers and stndenss are
III Is ). ~. ,o.ped that the undersigned will
With good security. he following:
with an Arc and Teleseoos xhsrS 49,. ~ !,
taehed converts Il into fr.as;, ss - Ss,;,. Ss
at pleasure. -
Gunter's Chain, e pole-)
set Of Drawing lnstruments;
Fifty feet Chain; - srr~.
1 set Of Iron Marking Pins; 80 fkt-
Medical Electrotype.
Any one wishing to purchase the above will
please call at my residence in Gallipolis, anc
examine the same. haf ge '
JOHN ROWE.
August 9. ls55-3v ~
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Commissioner,s Sale.

August 9, ls55-3w
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Sherif,s Sale.

TN obedience to an order of sale to me
i directed from the Court of Common
Pleas of Gsllia County. Ohio, / will ex-
pose to public sale. at the Court House.
in Gallipolis, on the 18th day of Sept.
1855. at one O'Clock P. NJ. on said day,
the following real estate, situate in the
town of Gallipolis, in said county Of
Gallia, and described as follows, to wit:
Garden lot No. 10 and twenty-six feet
ten7inches off of the lower part Of Gar
den lot No.gll. appraised st $3.50;
also the residue Of said Garden lot No.
IL, appraised at sl,a5O; appraised and
TO be sold astbe property Of Peter Me-
nager at the snit ofthe Merchants and
Mechanics Bank of Wheeling. lsin
Terms Of sale. Cash.eI Q 43,fit
4, -,o, - D. H. ROSE, s. G. c.
August 9. 1855.--5w bss Eaea
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property for Sale.

THE subscriber wishes to dispose of his dwell
ling house, and lot upon which it stands,
situated on Front street, nearly opposite the
foot Of Gallipolis Island, adjoining VIM. II.
Langley's saw mill. The house is tv0story
frame, four rooms. and is in good repair. There
is also on the premises good convenient shop,
is by 81 feet, two stories. The lot fronts Sc
feet, funhing back to low watrr. There is
summer and winter fruit sufficient for the use
Of family. I will dispose d this property
cheap for cash. II application Is made between
M -'s - s.I JOSEPH SLOAN.
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Raeoleed, That the delegates TO the County
Convention, as also delegates TO the Senate
rial Convention. as mentioned below, be elect
ed by the Republican voters of their respec-
tive townships, at the usual place of holding
elections in said townships, on SATURDAY, THE
rwEyrr-rIFrH day of August next. The polls
to open at one o'clock and close at three 7. NJ;
Ressloed, That the basis of the Senatorial
Convention shall be one delegate for every
hundred votes in each township, and one Tor
each fraction of fifty and under one hundred !,
and to each township not having one hundred
votes, one delegate. The representation viii
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petitiOn f0r partitiOn.
Thomas Montgomery and Tacy Mont
gomery, his wife

gomery, his wife
VS..
Henry SRihdlef, John G. Swindler,
Henry Campbell and Nancy Camp
bell, Jesse Gillian, Jane Gillian and
Rachel Swindler.
Gallia Common Pleas, Gallis Co., o.
THE above named defendants are
hereby notified that the plainti
have this day fled their petition in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the court Of COM
mon pleas. asking for partition Of the
following described premises, situate in
Gallia County, Ohio, to wit: the south
west quarter Of section number eleven
the southwest quarter Of the southeast
quarter Of said section. Also, fraction.
al lot number five in section No. TO-
Also, fifty acres, part Of the southeast
quarter of section No. ~. Also, the
north half of the southeast quarter OF
section No. 80. Also, the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter OF said
section No. 80. Also, 81 acres, more
or less, in the southwest corner Of sec
ton No. IL. Also. one hundred and
thirty acres, more or less, Of the north
half of section No. II. All Of which
said lands are situate in town 3 and
range IS. in the Ohio compsny's pur-
chase. The plaintiffs further ask in
said petition, that dover in said premi-
ses may be assigned 70 the said Rachel
Svindler. sr -.z-s{
A. CUSHING,
rss 'ze.Ts Att'y for PlFss
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Land w arrants.

HAVING made arrangements, / will
IL pay the highest market price for
Land Warrants, in cash. Twill be found
at my Office in Gallipolis, exception We'd
nesdays, when l will be al the Office Of
the Democrat" in Pomeroy. If per-
sons prefer, 1 will exchange western
land for warrants, selected by agents on
the ground. V. M. FIROR.
August 80, l855.-m3 -t
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Dissolution.

NOTICE is hereby given that the
IN Partnership lately subsisting be-
tween sAbel Wynne and Thomas E.
Stokes, under the firm Of wynne &
Stokes, lin Centreville, Gallia CO., o.
was dissolved on the Gath day of April,
1855, by mutual consent. The busi-
ness viii be continued by Abel Wynne,
who is authorised TO settle all debts due
to and blythe firm. lFu1iI lrH3l {
ABEL WYNNE,
Tsrg THoS. E. STOKES.
July a5, 1855.-3w* ia ~ sI
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Petition for Divorce.

~ q Z
Thomas J. Evans, Us. Ann Evans.
Gallia County Court of Common Pleas.
NOTICE is hereby given that on the
IN 91st day of May, A. D. 1856. the
said plaintiff fled'in the -Coartof Com
mon Pleas, of .Gallia county, Ohiot his
petition against the said defendant, the
object and prayer Of said petition Is to
obtain divorce from said defenoant--
Causes for divorce, gross neglect Of du-
ty and wilful absence for more than three
years. Said petition will be heard at
the next term OF said Court. s,e .i-.
JOHN N. CLARK, q =
rsy,s Attorney for Plaintiff.
August 80, 1s55.-w6 ~ s~gg
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ShaHIFOund.

A BOUT four weeks ago black shawl
Il was found in a garden near the Bsp-
tist church. The owner can obtain the
same at this Office, BY proving property,
and paying for this advertisement.
August 80, 1855.
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Notice..

MEETINGS will be held at the Court
NI House in Gallipolis, for the exam
ination of School Teachers, on !.
Saturday, September 9th, 1856,
Saturday, October 9th, 1855,
Saturday, November Sd, 1856, s
Saturday, December lst, 1855.
JOHN SANNS, Jr. - ,,
A. G. SEARS, Examiners.
D. B. HEBARD, -. g.
August 9, 1855.-4m d
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Peter Jackson vs.. Charles Dyss and wife.
pY virtue of an order Of the Court Of Common
Pleas Of GaIlia County, made at the May
term thereof. 1855. in the above named case,
and to me directed. / viii expose TO sale at
public out cry, at the door of the Court House
ir Gallipolis. in said County, on Mouday. the
third day Of September. 1855, at the hour Of IL
of the clock A. NJ. the following described
real estate, to wit: Town lot No % in the
town of Porter, in Springfield township, Gallia
County, Ohio. i-
Appraised at s400. Terms cash.
..Fs WILLIAM SYMMES, NC.
Ano Is55-5w
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. SATURDAY, THE FIRST DAY or
SEDTEMPER NEXT

for the purpose of nominating one Representa-
tive. one Sheriff, one Prosecuting Attorney,
one Treasurer. one Coroner, one Commission
er, an5 one Surveyor.
And il was further Resolved, that said
convention shall be composed of delegates to
be selected by the several townships. The
basis of said convention to be one delegate for
every FIFTY VOTES in each township, each
township not having that number to be enti-
lied TO one, taking the whole vote for Governor
two years since as the basis. The representa-
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Gallipolis, April l9, 1855.
Don't fail to call at the

DEOPLE'S STORE, when you visit
/ Gallipolis. S. T. & R. LANGLEY
continue to give the highest prices for
all kinds of country trade, and sell Goods
at the lowest rates. .-.'m @
July 10, 1855. " ID h- f
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New Goods.

New Goods.
THE undersigned is now in receipt Of
his first Fall Stock of Dry Goods,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, &C., to which he
invites the special attention of merchants
and furnace owners, with the assurance
that the Goods will be sold as low as
they can be had from the New York and
Philadelphia jobbers, and at such prices
as will save the expenses on purchases
made in Cincinnati or Pittsburgh.
Il is the true interest of merchants
and dealers to buy $500 per month
near home, in preference to S3, 900 semi
annually at distant point, thus keep
ing their stocks fresh, and distributing
their bills payable in a shape the more
easily paid. JAMES PURSELL.
August 80, 1856. ~.