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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1862-12-31
December 9th, 1862. =
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NOTICE.

All persons having claims against the estate OF In
late GkokoE T. DEMIxo are requested to preseut the
same 70 tho undersigned 1T the Dcming hoase, Keo-
niso requested TO make payment to the Undersigned
December 9th, 1852 asw
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
United States Army,

THE best opportunity yet offered to ioin
i the service where the advantages are ucs
all on one SIDE. -- Z
Clothing, board and pay to commences hon
the day Of enlistment. s7f .vsf
Same pay, bounties, land, DC, - allowed
or to be allowed to Volunteers IA
Term Of service reduced from Ave TO onlv
thres years for those who enlist during the year
1862.
Now is the time to get thorough Mifitcry
Education without cost, and get paid for learn.
ing it. Second Leutenants to be appointed
from the enlisted men.
Wanted-l00 able bodied men between i3
and IS years Of age for the Nineteenth q. 8.
Infantry. Head-Quarters and school Of In.
strution at Indianapolis, Indiana 9
Apply soon at United States Recruiting
Rendezvous. opposite Valley House, Gallipo-
lis, Ohio. II. 8. WELTON,
Capt. 18th Infantry Recruiting Officer.
Jan. 90, 1862.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.
sArURnAr- EVENING, February

SATURDAY EVENING, February ..
FLoUR-A moderate demand, and the mar
ket quiet. Prices are unchanged. Superfnt
81 1904 90, and extra 81 2564 30. 400 bbl.
superfne sold at 81 25 delivered; 300 do extrs
at 30, and some small lots of fancy at 81 IS
@4 50.
HOGS-The market is firm at 50 28@3 35
for frozen, and 8 40@3 50 for dressed. The
receipts continue light, being but I 400 head
for the "a hours ending this morning. : =
GR0CERIES-fhe market is unchanged
and quiet Sugar and Molasses very dull, bui
Coffee is held higher.
WHEAT-The receipts continue light and
the demand active at s7@90c for prime red
and s5c@sl for prime Indiana and Kentucky
white.
CORE-The demand exceeds the supply
and prices are tending upward, but are nol
quotably higher. 300 is freely offered fol
Ear At the lower depots.
OATS-The market rules firm al 2e@2616t
in bulk. The receipts are light Sales o.
500 bush in bulk at 26c, and 800 do in sacks
sewed at 29c, buyers furnishing sacks.
HAY-The receipts of tight-pressed are
light. and good demand at SI3@l3 50 per
ton on arrival. Loose pressed remains dull at
SO.
F SEED-Clover is in good demand, and pri
ces are higher, closing firm at $494 10 on ar.
rival and from store 80 bbls sold from stort
at 81 10 Timothy is firm at $2@2 10; I4C
bush sold at 81 05 at the depot.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Notice.

Henry W. Gilman, plaintiff. vs.. David s. Pin.
nell. defendant. Galha county, S., Court
Of Common Pless.
THE SAID David s. Pinnell is hereby noti-
Il fed that said Henry W. Gilman fled, on
against him in the Court OF Common Pleas
Of Gallia county, Ohio. representing thst he,
the said defendant, on the 81 ST day Of August,
1859, at said county made his certain three
several promissory notes Of that date for S375,
each hearing interest from date; one payable
10Th November, 1861. another Goth November,
1862, and the other Doth November, 1863, and
then and there delivered the same to said
plaintiff, together with deed of mortgage
Of same date, in order TO secure the payment
Of the notes aforesaid. by which said mort
gage deed he, the defendant, conveyed TO the
plaintiff, Clown or city lot in the town Of Gal
lipOlis, known and numbered on the recorded
plot of said town of Gallipolis, two hundred
and fifty four" (254) in said county Of GalIia,
subject TO the certain condition that if he,
the said defendant, paid said notes when the
same respectively became due. then said mort
gage deed should become void. otherwise
should be valid and Of full force.
The plaintiff AYERS that the said David s.
Pinnell failed to pay the note due Goth No
EeIhoeF' lcol' OF any part tnereoIi ana prays
the court that the sum Of 1915. with interest
thereon from the 2Oth November, 1860, may
be found due from said David S. Pinnell to
said Henry W. Gilman, and that so much of
the lands and tenements aforesaid may he or
dered to be appraised and sold. as will fully
pay and discharge the sum so found to be due,
but if the said land cannot be safely and ad-
vantageously divided that then all Of said
premises may be appraised and sold, and the
proceeds applied first to The payment of the
judgment or amount Of the said note found to
be due. and next to the payment Of the said
notes falling due 20th November, 1862, and
2Oth November, 1863, on such terms as may
be Just and equitable.
The said David S. Pinnell is hereby notified
that he is required to answer said petition on
or before the 22i dav Of March, 1862
HENRY W. GILMAN, PlPff.
R. L. STEWART, ATTY.
Jan. 80, 1862.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Skerifps Sale.
~ Stats af ohio, Galia cauntg, s..

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DURsUANT TO the command of an order
Il of sale. issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia,
and State Of Ohio, and to me directed, will
orier at public sale at the door of the court
house, IN the town of Gallipolis, in said conn.,
ty Of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, on the 24th
day Of March, A. D. 1862, at the hour of one
O'Clock P. N. Of said day. the following real
estate. situate. lying and being 10 the county
OF Gallia, and State of Ohio, bounded and de-
serlbed as follows. to-wit: A part of section
mum Der sixteen, (l6) in township number
iour, ~ OF range number fourteen. (14) in the
ONO Company's purchase. Beginning at the
southeast corner Of survey or lot number one,
10 OF the subdivision Of said section number
srxteen, and is the northeast corner Of John
tseorge's survey. which corner stands on the
west bank Of the Ohio river; thence up and
on the west bank Of said river with its several
courses thereof, four chains or sixteen rods to
stake; thence west seventeen CHAINS fi7) or
SIXTY eight (66, rods TO a stake; thence from
this point course is to be found that shall
Interseeta ledge Of rocks, on the top Of said
ledge stands chestnut oak tree, which is
corner tree to said survey; from thence
course Is to be found that shall intersect the
place OF beginning. Said survey containing
slx acres and one half acre, be the same more
or less, with the appurtenances. Appraised at
seven hundred and fifty dollars (750.) To be
sold as the property of James u. johnson and
others ct the suit OF Peter Swisher
Given under my hand this 18th day Of Feb
rusry, A. D-l662.-4 So si94t =. zalJ
JAMES CAMPBELL, 8. G. Co.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
IN be presented 20 the Commissioners of
Gallia county at their regular meeting on the
first Monday in March, A. D. 1862, for the al
teration Of that part of the State or County
road leading from Gallipolis to Pomeroy, be-
tween point on a lot Of Emery Bailey's TO a
point on the land of Andrew Allen, which al
teration is as follows: Beginning at locust
tree or log house Of Emery Bailey's on lot
number 1889, in the town plot Of Fair Haven !;
thence to the southeast corner of a new corn
crib on the lot of John r. Cole; thence ten
feet west Of walnut tree inside of L. E.
Shepard's lot; thence thirty feet west from
the corner Of l. E. Shepard's fence; thence
through Ambrose Dennis lot; thence through
lot Of L. E. Shepard, running to an elm tree
on lot Of Mrs. John Young; thence 10 plum
tree on lot Of Mrs. John Sanns; thence
through lot belonging TO Mrs. John Hutsin-
pillar, running TO peach tree on lot Of A. o.
Shepard, thence TO point ten feet east of q
cherry tree at the fence on land Of Andrew
Allen; thence 10 an'apple tree near the south
west corner Of John W. Deems lot; thence BY
east side Of Andrew Aliens barn, and by east
side of Reuben Aliens garden fence 10 the
line between the townships Of Gallipolis and
Addison; thence on the township road by
said line to point on the Ohio river bank, in
said road from Gallipolis to Pomeroy, and TO
vacate so much Of the old road as may be sup
piled by the new road. PETITIONER.
Jan. 30. 1862.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Road Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that a petition
IN will be presented to the Commissioners
of Gallia county at their regular meeting on
the Sd day Of March, A. D. 1862, for the va
cation Of that part of the county road leading
from Little Bullskin in Harrison township,
Gallia county, to the old Meals mill in Walnut
township, IN the same county, which lies be-
tween the following points, to wit: Com
mencIng at a large oak stump few rods
north of the dwelling house of Washington
Bosters in Harrison township: from thence TO
where said road intersects the county road
leading from Gallipolis, Gallia county, to Bur-
hngton, Lawrence county, on the line between
the lands Of D. B. Strait and Jacob Cowdry.
PETITIONER.
Jan. %, 1862.
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Notice.

THERE viii be petition presented to the
Il Commissioners Of Gallia county at their
regular March meeting, for an alteration in
the State road leading from Gallipolis to Ma
rietta: Commencing at southeast corner Of
VIM. Cline's shop in Addison township;
thence a southwest course to q small hog pen,
northwest Of the John George house; thence
the nearest and beat route to intersect the Ma
rietta road near Campaign bridge in Addison
town, and to vaeate so much Of the Marietta
road as lies between those points, for which
We, the citizens, do pray.
Jan. 30, 1862 ADDISON,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

and crowding with g splendid beroisr
steadily against the enemy. ball wer
into her port side forwari. but passin
through the heavy bulkhead an
squarely through one Of her boilers, Ii
escaping, steam scslded and killed sey
era1 Of her crew. and badly wounde,
many more. Capt. Porter, his aid,
P. Britton. Jr., aud Paymaster Lewis
were standing on direct line with tba
of the balls passing. Britton being il
the center Of the group. The sho
struck poor Bri.ton on the top OF hi
head, scattering bis brains and blood il
every direction. The escaping steam
went into the pilot-house. quickly kill
ing the two pilots. Ford and Mcbride
Many of the sailors at the rush Of steam
! jumped overheard snd were drowned
THE KILLED AND WOUNDED.
Here is a complete list of the Esse,
dead, wounded and missing. This cas-
uality TO the Essex has cast a gloon
over our feet, and somewhat dampen:
the enthusiasm Of our victory
KILLED.-M. H. Ford and James
Mcbride, Pilots; J. Britton, Quarter
masters Mate; David Watson. Capt. oI
gun; J. Coffey, Jasper P. Boess, sea-
man.
OfFrcERs WouEDED.--Commander
W. D. Porter. and Theodore P. Ferry,
Third Master.
SEAMEs WoUNDED BADLT.-John
Mathews, N. McCsrty, Peter White.
G.. E. Nichols, Samuel Boyer, B. Har-
rington, VIM. .O'Brien. sr.
SLIGHTLY WoUEDED.-Jno. Rodgers,
Francis Wilson. Henry Heegan, Thes.
Mullen, W. H. Maxey. T. Sullivan,
Jno. O'Hara, Jno. CASTILLO, ]. ]. Phil
lips. B. Lohn. 1900,
M1ss1se.-A. D. Waterman, John
Lecrise, Henry Gulper, Henry Rey-
nolds, and James Bedard. 80, -
A detachment of one Of the Indiana
Regiments, taken on the Essex just be-
fore engaging the enemy. to act as
bHdIpSuOOlcIS uHucI Ooulu"uu W No
iel Trotter. lost some Of their men
Chas. Stacker killed, Lewis Grants do.
Scalded, Lieut.. Trotter. Chas E. Erb.
J. Lump. Missing. VIM. oriel. Benz.
Lubec. Lieut.. Trotter is now on the
Tyler and said TO be badly scalded.--|
David Wilson the gun Captain. being
mortally wounded. worked his gun
after the accident. he being mortally
wounded at the time. There were no
casualties on board the 81. Louis or
Carondolet, though the shot and shell
fell upon them as rain. The St. Louis
was commanded by Leonard Paulding.
who personally stood upon the gun
deck and fought the guns to the last
Not man finched, and with cheer
upon cheer, we sent the zip zips among
the enemy. The st. Louis received
seven shots and expended LOG. | have
not been upon the Carondolet, she yet
being in the fort. | cannot say what
damage was done her. She was near
to our boat, however, and stood splen-
didly up 10 The work. Capt. Walkers
shot were neither few nor far between
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Notice.
n q. cilis.n, d GaHia Cornt,.

10 me CiisSeRs of GGtia CoEnfy.
THERE win be petition presented to the
Il Honorable Commissioners Of GaiSa conn.
ty at their March term, that there will be 4
county road laid out, commencing at or near
the mouth Of John Harsh barger's lane, in
Greenfield township, at the road leading from
VIM. Haptonstall's mill on Simms' creek to
Giles mill on Raceoon; thence running in q
north direction to Massie's field; thence on the
west side of said field to the new Dug road
past Massie's house TO interseet the oil Iron
road; thence on said road to the line between
John Loyd's and jenkins line; thence due
north on said line between Lewis Evans and
David Herbert's; thence to keep the ridge road
70 the school house on the road leading from
Centrevills to Patriot. For which the citizens
do pray. -s.T
Jau. %, 1860.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Sherif's Sale.
The State of Ohio. Galia County. IS.

The State Of Ohio. GGHia County. IS.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
Il of sale, issued from the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Gal
liza, and State of Ohio and to me directed, |
will offer at public sale. at the door of the
court house in the town Of Gallipols, in said
county Of Gallia, and State of Ohio, on the
oath day Of March, A. D. 1862, at the hour Of
one o'clock P. NJ. of said day. the following
real estate, situate, lying and being in the
county Of Gallia. and State of Ohio, and
known and described as the west half of one
hundred and sixty acre lot number twelve
hundred and thirty six, (l236) in township
number two, Of range number fourteen, of the
Ohio Company's purchase, originally drawn
to James Bowdoin, containing eighty acres,
more or less, with the appurtenanees Ap-
praised at sixteen hundred dollars (Sl600.)
To he sold as the property of Gabriel Houek,
at the suit Of Hiram Maxon.
Given under my hand this 18th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1923 no.
JAMES CAMPBELL, S. G. @.
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FROM THE REBEL STATES.
An Important Southern Document
An Address to the people of Geor-

An important COutntTn OOCumenl--
An Address to the people Of Geor'
gia.
FELLOW C1rIzExL: In a few days
the Provisional Government of the
Confederate States will live onl y in
history. With it we shall deliver up
the trus. we have endeavored to use
for your benefit. TO those more direct
ly selected by yourselves. The public
record of our acts is familiar at our
hands. OF those matters which policy
has required TO be secret il would be
improper now to speak. This address.
therefore. will have no personal refer
ence. We are well assured that there
exists no necessity for us TO arouse your
patriotism. nor to inspire your conf
dence. We rejoice with you in the
unanimity of our State, in its resolu-
tions and its hopes. And we are
proud with you that Georgia has been
''illustrated," and we doubt not will be
illustrated again by her sons in our
holy struggle. The first campaign is
oyer; each party rests in peace, while
the winters snow declares an armistice
from on high. The results in the field
are familiar TO you, and we will not
recount them. To some important
facts we will call your attention.
First. The moderation of our Gov
eminent and the fanatical madness Of
our enemies have dispersed all differ
ences of opinion among our people. and
united them forever in the war of inde-
pendence. In few Border States a
waning opposition is giving way before
the stern logic Of daily developing facts.
The worlds history does not give a
parallel instance Of revolution based
upon such unanimity among the people.
Second. Our enemy has exhibited
an energy, a perseverance. and an
amount of resources which we had
scarcely expected. and disregard Of
Constitution and laws which we can
hardly credit The result of both,
however, is that power which is the
characteristic element Of despotism,
and renders it formidable to its enemies
as it is destructive TO its subjects.
Third. An immense army has been
organized for our destruction. which is
being diciplined to the unthinkiDg siolid
lity OF regulars. With the exclusive
possession OF the seas. our enemy is
enabled to throw upon the shores oi
every State the nucleus Of an army
And the threat is made. and doubtless
The attempt viii follow in early spring
to crush us with giants grasp BY a
simultaneous movement along our
entire borders. sz--o- L sst; ;seas5 70
Fourth. With whatever alacrity
our people may rush to arms. and with
whatever energy our Government may
use It's resources. we cannot expect 10
cope with our enemy eitherin numbers,
equipments or munitions Of war. To
provide against these odds we must
look TO desperate daring and universal
self sacrifice. ~ i;s-.t
Fifth. The prospect of FOREIGN in
reference is at least remote one. and
should not be relied on. II Z comes
let il be only auxiliary to our own pre-
psration for freedom. To our God and
ourselves alone we should look.
These are stern facts; perbspssome
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Rockville River Bank
Nursery,
D. KENYON & VIM. P. TRUITT,
sf PR0PRIETORS.

HH 100000 choice fruit trees for sale or
Cterms to suit the times. Our stock en-
braces all the usual varieties grown IN ths
Nurseries. For many years we have been en-
gagged in the business Of orcharding and Nur.
sery, and will recommend none but such a.
viii suit the clImare.
Orders addressed 10
DANIEL KENYON & VIZ. p. TRUITT,
Rockville, Adams Co, o.,
Or DR.. ]. A. VAN VLEcK at Gallipolis, o., viii
be promptly attended TO.
REFEREScEs.-John Laughry, Rockville, O.;
J. Parks, Manchester, o.; Rev. N. l. King,
Seioto Co., o.; Rev. Peter Devour, Brown Co,
Ohio. la eis ifH aJl
Dec. 10, Ie6I-2n.s
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fE "You are from the country, are
yon not sir?" said a dandy clerk. in a
book store. to handsomely dressed
Quaker, who had given him some
trouble.
"Yes." -
"wen, here is an essay on the rear
ing OF calves" - 70
( "That." said Aminidab, as he turned
to leave the store. ..thee bad better
present to thy mother"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
LIST OF LETTERS

! DEMAINING in the Post Office at Call
LII polls, Gallia County. Ohio. on the frs
day Of February, A. d. 1862, which, If nc
taken out before the first day Of March mex
will be sent to the General Post Office as Dea
Letters:
Allen Maria Kali Alexander
Atkeson John Little John
Ashur John Light Peter
Blame John Martin VIM. @
Blackburn Mehalia McIlroy
Bean Charles II More Mary J
Brobeek David Munson William2 2
Bull L S Mayo Melvina
Baxter Luther T Moice Mary Jane
Ballot Charlotte Montgomery VIM
Brining Henrietta 2 Needles Lavins
Brooks Jas Orwin Wilson
Bowers Sarah Plymale Junius
Burkhart Charles Pifman Edward 2
Candy Reuben2 Parish Fanney
Chedister Frank Pryor Betsey
Clipp Lewis Pennock J W
Coleman Thomas RAIDER Elizabeth
Cnortis Camp Gnen Ridgway Catherine
Carter ID " Robinson Hester
Clark Ann Rundell Harrison
Customs Panther Ramey VIM
Cartwright Charles Rife Jacob
DrummOnd Sylvester Rundell Margaret 2
Dills Jacob Slayton Daniel
Donnally Lon Shepard Lucretia
Drury Calvin Stuart David B
listing Doredea Smith Caroline
Filsom Henry Storer James II
Fonk franklin 2 Stern Sally
Gains Philip Spence Robert
Green Dorcas stills James
Grimes W George W Strong Catharine
Guthrie Eft II Sullivan NJ
Guthrie Mary Taylor David
Graden John Terrence Frank
Givings Barbara Thomas Mary
Guthrie Henrietta H Thierry n
Hallsead Peter L Taylor John J
Hammond Richard Thomesin N J
Harvey Josephine Thompson Vim Il Fl
Hamilton Gore Viotell Sarah
Huet Melvina Werner John
Howell Anison Vollborn August
Hunt Henry Vennum James
Hamilton Sal Vonn Sarah
Harris r L Ward Melissa
Hawk Jane 2 Withers Lewis n
II url Reuben Whitaeres Catharine
Iron Dorcas Wolf Joel
johnson Julia a Webb Hiram
Jones Joseph Would Mary
Judge Samuel
Persons calling for these letters viii please
say advertised.
JOSEPH DROUILLARD.
Feb. l3, 1862. Post Master.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

THE "SoLIrARY Man" AT BRAu-
FoRr.-It is said that the SOLITARY
white man" found at Beaufort on the
arrival Of the Federal troops is Alden
8. Allen, who went from Falmouth,
Mass. twenty-five years ago. He
AYERS that he was not drunk, but only
excited" &
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

H When Thomas Telford, the
eminent English Engineer. was work
ing at his trade as journeyman
mason, at about The time of the COM
mencement of the American Revolu-
ton. his wages were 10 pence (S5
cents per day. 3 -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Probate Notice.
Settlement of Accounts

INHE following accounts have been filed in
i the Probate Court of Gallia county, Ohio
for settlement, and the same will be heard and
examined BY said Court on the sth day Of
March, A. d. 1862: T u a
The first account of R. Black, one of the
Executors of the Estate of Peter Dages, de-
ceased. Final account of John Il Clark, Ad-
ministrator de bonas non Of the Estate Of
William Clark, deceased. First account Of
Jacob Coughenour, Executor of the Estate OF
Jacob L. Halfhill. deceased.
A. LoGUE, Probate Judge
Feb. I3, 1862.
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tERev. R BEEARr will preach in the Uni
versalist Church next Sabbath. 18th, morn
ing and evening, at the usual hours.
Subject for tbe evening-Universalism not
an immoral influence. Text, Ezekiel III. %.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13

% An Irish lover remarked that
it is great pleasure to be alone, espe-
cially when your sweetheart is wild
ye." 1-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-02-13
Notice.

.THE undersigned has been duly appointed
L Executor OF the last will and testamen,
Of 0rson MeClafin, late Of Gallia county, o.
deceased. AL persons indebted to SAID Estas,
are requested to make immediate payment
present them duly authenticated to the under
signed for allowance.
Jan. 80, 1862. AMOS RIPLEY.