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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-04
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Nh. HARpER:-I always IKE to read
the 'Journal," and have ever taken Q
warm interest in its welfare. In this
inhospitable region we don't often get
to see It, except when sent by our
friends, though it is generally q week
old before il reaches us. Yet. oh, how
welcome it is even then TO bear Of old
familiar names once more. But why
is it that We can fnd 10 your paper
nothing relating to our Army on
Kanawha? Surely we are entitled to a
passing notice, and il nothing else will
bring it about, I will write myself. It
is too bad that our regiment cannot
have a word from you, IL only to tell
our friends at home that the "uinety-
firsters" are still within the pale of
civilization, but very close to the divi-
ding line. 1 think you might say at
least that that -. Well, ]
declare, started out with the intention
of "blowing you up" for saying no.
thing about US. or the army on Kama
wha. and find l have run out of "smsll
talk" myself And now | begin to
think Of It. What have We done as
'an army worth talking about. 1t wont
take long to tell. It is comprised in
the word. nothing. At one OF the
War-meetings last summer in Gallipolis.
we we're told by one Of the "ex-
horters," your Assistant l believe, that
we need not fear getting inte active
service, that we would be sent up
Kanawha merely to hold it, &c Well,
1 hardly believed il then, but tell
you now its true every word. We are
in Kanawba merely to hold it. 1t don't
seem as if there was any intention to
do anything else. Everything looks
like going into winter quarters. Some
boys of other regiments now here, who
wiDtered in the Valley last year, say
things are going on just like they did
last winter, only ''little more so."-I
The secesh are most outrsgeously let
alone, and my short experience satisfies
me that on the whole, it is ''leetle"
safer TO be secesh than Union in this
region. Some of the boys have had to
return lot Of horses, hogs. cattle, &C..
taken from secesh, by order of the
Commanding oficer-which don't go
down very well with many from whom
the secesh stole everything. We were
told that new policy was to be pur-
sued as we went up the Valley, but
thus far have not seen it. No oHe
looks for it under present rule. OF
course l must not, nor do not speak
disrespectfully of the "powers that be, 81
but merely say that we have done no.
thing as yet, toward crushing the rebels.
and for all practical results. might as
well have stsid at Point Pleasant
When we dS anything. will let you
know. MARK TIME"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-04

DIED-In Clay township. on the 23d o
November, 1862 Of Diptheria, CATHARrNE
daughter of Adam and Barbara Brooker.
Little Catharine she is gone
To better world than this,
Her little race it was soon run,
She is happy now in bliss.
She was indeed too fair for earth,
A howret sweet and rare,
In heaven our treasure sweetly rests,
Our Catharine blooming there.
Farewell, little Cstharine,
We must bid you adieu,
And when in heaven above,
We hope to meet with you.
N. J. I.
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OFFICE OF THE DEPsr QUARTERxAsTER,

GALLIPoLIs, o., Dec. I'd, 1s62.S
PROPOSALS for keeping and foraging
] horses belonging to the United States,
during the winter, will be received at the
Qusrtermaster's Office in Gallipolis, up to
Monday. 9Th Dec, at u N.
Bidders must state the number Of horses
they can stable, the price per head per week,
the distance they reside from Gallipolis, &c.
The animals are to be kept subject to the
inspection of competent, disinterested in
spector, whose report will be conclusive as to
the treatment they receive, &e.
Successful bidders will be notified as soon
as practicable after the bids are opened. Writ
ten contracts, with security for faithful per-
formance, will be required in all cases. The
right to reject all bids is reserved
G W. MOULTON, Capt. 4 A. @. NJ,
Depot Quartermaster
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EAlexander Young. an aged man.
sent from Tennessee, died in the Castle
on Saturday.
Richmond Va. } Esonainer.
This brief announcement is from the
Examiner OF the 10th inst. The "Cas-
tie" mentioned is the one that the rebels
call Castle Thunder" Could the
walls Of "Castle Thunder" reveal their
dead secrets. they would. doubtless. in
she language OF the Baltimore Ameri.
can, tell stories OF horrors witnessed
there, such as to drive the American
people almost beside themselves with
fearful regrets. that any portion oI
this continent could have witnessed
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-04

r HAVE opened IN the brick building
i known as Warth's corner, on the PublIc
Square, IN Gsilipolis, large and extensive
assortment Of
GROCERIES
of every description, either for private
families, or Steamboats,. In this line defy
competition, both as to quality and prices;
The choicest assortment Of Teas Conee'
Sugar, Rice, Molasses. Cheese, Bacon' &C.
always on hand.
LIQUORS
Of every description, quality and price
Ola Rye Whisky, which warrant pure un-
der affidavit, of the finest flavor. Brandies,
Gin. Rum, Wines Of ali description, and all
E;nds of made iiquors-as Ginger Brandy and
Wine, Blackberry Brandy, &c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-04
Notice.

TITO VIM. N. Cubbage, of LAvrepee county
o., Almira Stafford, wife of Robert SAT
ford, Jr., Elizabeth Kerr, wife Of Joseph Kerr
Mary c. Pierce, wife Of A. Pierce, John W
Cubbege, L. P. Cubbage, Julius Cubbage and
Josephine Cubbage, minor children Of John
P. Cubbage. Caroline Cubbsge. widow Of
John P. Cubbage and guardian Of said minors
Sarah A Cubbage and Andrew Cubbage, all
Of Gallia county, Ohio. Fanny Riggs, wife Of
B. W. Riggs, Of Vermillion county, indiana.
and Amanda Riggs, wife Of VIM. Riggs, d
Kankakee county, Illinois You are hereby
notified that on the 18th day Of November,
1862, A. Pierce, Administrator, and Caroline
Cubbage, Administrators, Of Phillip Cubbage,
deceased, fled in the Probate Court Of Gallia
county, Ohio, q petition showing that said
Phillip Cubbage in his life, entered in writ
ten contract with one James B. Overall, for
the sale of Lot No Z, in the village Of Cham
bersburg, in said Gallia county, for the sum
Of 500; $27 was paid to his Administrators
since his death, and that the owner Of said
equitable interest is desirous of paying the
balance Of said purchase money. and receiving
o conveyance for the said premises- Said
petition asks that said Administrator and Ad-
ministratrix may be ordered, upon the pay
ment Of the balance Of said purchase money,
in behalf Of you as the heirs at law and legal
of Phillip Cubbage, deceased,
to execute q deed in fee simple for sand pre-
mises, &c.
Said petition will be heard December 18th.
1862, or as soon thereafter as the same can be
heard by said Court. S. A. NASH,
Nov. 20, 1S62.-3w. Attorney.
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For Sale,

CEVERAL tracts of land in Guyan, Nor
% gan, and. Cheshire townships, in Gallia
county, Ohio. Also about 80 town Lots in
bodies of 9 10 Is acres each, in Fairhaven,
belonging 10 the estate Of the late Nahum
Ward
Terms:-One-fourthd down; balance in l, 2,
or years, with interest at per cent.
Apply to
WIN. S. WARD,
Marietta, o.
November 20, 1862
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Removal.

THE subscriber will occupy his new stand
Il on Court Street, next door to John T.
Halliday, on Monday next, December 6th,
where he will be pleased to accommodate his
numerous friends with everything in the line
of Dry Goods, Groceries, Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, &c.
The old stand formerly occupied by En-
sheimer 4 Bro, will continue to be occupied
by the same firm.
The undersigned are thankful for past
favors, and would ask q continuance Of the
same, and if good bargains and strict atten-
ton TO business will secure patronage, they
will be entitled to the same.
NJ. EMSHEIMER & BRO.
Galiipolis, Dee 4, lS62.-2w.
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eAtttpottS NURSERY,
c, N, PALMER,
PROPRIETOR.

.nFFERS for the fall trade very large
" stock Of choice Fruit trees. Apple trees
$40 per 100; Peach trees l21s cents each, SIC
per 100; Pear trees, standard 40 cents each,
dwarf 35 cents each; Cherry trees IS cents
each; Plum, 40 cents each. Also fine stock
of all the leading varieties Of Grape vines,
and a very large stock OF small Fruits, Of all
the leading varieties in cultivation, such as
Currants, Gooseberries, Raspberries, Black
berries, Strawberries. Rhubafb or Pie Plant
Asparagus roots, and very large stock green.
house plants. Roses and Dahiias, and q
great many other things too numerous to men.
ton. will be sold on very reasonable terms
for cash.
Descriptive catalogues furnished % all ap.
plicants gratis. Orders addressed to CALI.
polls P. O., Gallia county, o., will NEE. with
prompt attention.
CHARLES N. PALMER,
octiI6, 1859, Nurseryman.
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MARRIED At the residence Of the
brde's father, in Harrison township, on the
25th inst, by K. Cremeans, Esq, Mr.. BENZ.
F. MCCALL, and Miss MARGARET E. SMITH,
all Of Gallia-county. o.
ALso-In Gallipolis, on Thursday, 9th ult.,
by J. G. Damron, Esq Mr. WoODsOS L. CRusE
to Miss JULIA Z. EDMUNDs.
AIso-By the same. on the 2sth ult at the
American House, Mr.. JAMES NJ. BLAKEto Miss
ELIZA A. SPURLoCK.
AIso-By the same, on the 2Sth ult., at the
American House, Mr.. JOIN P. HERsHBERGER
TO Miss ADALIsE JoRDoN.
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Farriery.

TINE undersigned would inform the citizens
i of Gallia county, that be has determined
to devote his time and attention to the care
Of Horses and Cattle, and those wishing his
services are requested to call on him at bis
residence in Springfield township, or by letter
addressed Pine Grove P. o., Gallia county, o.
/ am familiar with all diseases that Horses
and Cattle are liable, and can furnish salts
factory testimonials if necessary.
OBEDIAH DENNEY.
Porter. Gallia county, Nov. 90. 1862
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Notice.

DICHARD Dungey has this day deposited
III with the Treasurer of Gallia county, the
sum Of four dollars and twenty-six cents, for
the redemption of 7aeres of land N W corner
NE4, SW u, Section 20, T 6, R Il. sold
for taxes Jan. 18th, 1862. to VIM. Phillips
Dated this 2lst day of Nov. 1862.
WM. NASH, Auditor.
Nov. 97. 1852
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Notice

rs hereby given that Mary Ann Fee will
i apply to the Governor Of the State .ol
Ohio, to pardon francis Fee, who was at the
November term Of the Court Of Common
Pleas of Gallia county, A. D. 1862. convicted
of the crime of Manslaughter, and sentenced
under said conviction to the penitentiary Of
Ohio, for the term Of one year.
MARY ANN FEE.
Nov. %, lS62.-3w
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SEASONABLE CLOTHING.
HENRY FRANK,

IA HAVING returned to fI1
Galhpolis and located
III himself Permsnently.-AA
that is, to make his home in -
this community, has opened q large stock Of
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS,
SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
And host Of other articles too numerous to
mention. in the building adjoining McCaf
ferty's Shoe Shop. and fronting the Public
Square. which he will sell at prices defying
competition. He can fit any person. with
clothing, from the honest farmer to the biggest
dandy, and in the boot and shoe line any one
from the smallest child to the largest man.
Doing a strictly cash business it enables him
to sell cheaper and better goods than any
house in town. Buying his goods for. cash
persons who buy of him can save 90 to &c
per cent, and no mistake. His stock will bt
found complete. Call and examine.
GallipOlis. Nov. "a. lS62-3m.
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p q % y oSD0ha
NXNO RE.

CouSTEY DEALERS viii do welrto give me
cali before purchasing elsewhere. We can
and will, to cash on short time buyers, offer
g, such inducements as no other establishment
L in the county can afford.
SrEAMBoAT-MES viii find amongst my stock,
everything required for their tahIss On bar, ct
Cincinnati prices
Private FAMILIES can be supplied with.
everything they may need fos daily use. and
all articles in this hne are selected with the.
greatest care ahd warranted pare fEeshs and
Funadulterated
Call in at the corner Of Court aAd Second
streets. on the sesfA side Of the Public Square,
in GallipOlis, il yOH ssAs the worth OF your
money. orn
April 10, 1862.
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Pocket Book Found.

A POCKET Book containing money and
N valuable papers to the owner, was found
on the streets Of Gallipolis, on Wednesday
last, 18th inst, which the owner can have by
calling on the undersigned residing on Second
street, proving property, and paying charges
JAMES MCLAUGHLIN.
Nov. 90, 1852
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-04

LORD BRoueHAM ON PrRAor.-The
following definition Of what constitutes
piracy IS bv Lord Brougham: "lf any
persons subject of England, shall Ct out
a vessel against another country with
which the English are at peace, that
constitutes a pirstical act. and the men
so interfering, if captured, would De
hung"
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Estate OF John HI. Saxton.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
IN signed has been appointed and duly
qualified as executor of the estate Of John II.
SaxtOn, late Of Springfield township, Gailia
county, Ohio. All persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims will present
them duly authenticated for settlement.
ANDREW WATTS,
Executor estate Of John II. Saxton.
Nov. 90, 1862.
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Notice.

A LII persons knowing themselves indebted
"A to the undersigned, are requested to make
immediate payment to A. ]. Powell, Esq, who
Is the authorized agent during my absence
Tor the transaction Of all business. My duties
viii compel me to be absent for an indefinite
period, and l consider this step necessary and
proper, in justice to both myself and numer-
ous friends in old Gallia. N. B. SISS0N.
Nov. 81, lB62.-3w.
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THE undersigned gives his exclusive at
i tention to the collection of Bounty Money
Back Pay of discharged soldiers, Pensions
DC. Address him in person or by letter. OF
fee, upper end of Public Square.
@. J. MENAGER.
Sept. 16, 1862. Atty at Law
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1900 BUSHELS
COR WANTE ID!

WE will pay 60 cents per bushel go lbs.)
w cash, on delivery at the Government
Warehouse, or on the Government Wharf
Boat, at Gallipolis, Ohio. The Corn wanted
Immediately. JOS. MAUCK,
DANIEL MAUCK.
Gallipolis, Nov. l9, ls62-3w.-.
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E Incidence is a stream which
flows slowly on. but yet undeEmines
the foundation Of every virtue.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1862-12-04
Notice
To Whom it May Concern.

DERSoNS indebted to the undersigned are
earnestly requested to call and make
Immediate payment. All outstanding &C.
counts BY the 2lst inst, will be put into
proper hands for collection.
ROBERTS & FRANK.
Nov. I3. 1867.
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Notice in Partition.

MOSES BOSTIC. win take notice, that 4
lNl petition was filed against him, on th'
10th day of November, A. ID. 1862, in thu
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for thu
county of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, BY
Thomas Bostie, and is now pending, wherein
said Thomas Bostic demands partition of th'
following real estate, to-wit: The Southwest
quarter Of the north east quarter Of section
number thlrty-siS, in township number FIVE
in range number sixteen; containing forty-on'
acres, more or less.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section number thirty-six, IN
township number FIVE, in range number six
teen; containing forty-one acres, more or less
All Of said lands, lying and being in Cali.
county, Ohio, and that at the next term o
said Court, the said Thomas Bostic will apply
for an order, that partition may be made o
said lands. THOMAS BOST1C.
By JoHN N. CLARK, his Atty.
Nov. l3, lS62.-7w.
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School Examinations.

THE School Examiners Of Gallia county
Il meet in Gallipolis on the first Saturday
in each month, to examine teachers.
GEo. B. SruReEsl
G. S. SMARr, J Examiners,
d. B. HEBARD.
Nov. 20, iS62.--3m.
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Notice.

THE undersigned having formed Co
i partnership under the firm name Of A. 4
F. L. Leclercq d Co., will continue to carry
on the Woollen Manufacturing business as
heretofore. They hope to inertia continuance
of the very liberal patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the old firm.
R. MENAGER,
A. LECLERCQ,
F. L. LECLERCQ.
Gallipolis, Nov. "a, lS62-3w.
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Dissolution Of Partner
ship.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be
i tween the undersigned, under the firm of
Creuzet, Menager & Co.. has this day been
dissolved by mutual consent, Mr.. c. Creuzet
having sold out his entire interest in said
firm to F. L. Leclercq. The new firm Is au-
thOrized to use the name Of the old firm in
settling all claims due by or to said firm
All persons having claims against, or owing
the old firm, are requested to call at their
office and settle. G. CREUZET,
r. MENAGER,
A. LECLERCQ.
Gallipolis, Nov. 20, 1862.
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CLOTHING
EMPORIUM!
I'rankzRObertS

EXPRESS their sentiments gratitude the public for the liberal
during the determined
their old highest
With view
Third they
have opened a splendid
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STOCK OFCLOTHING

will their house, article of urn shng goods
qhred to make up the
CLOTHS CAssIMEREs ARMY CLOTHS. sATINETTs, JEANS
TWEEDS, &c, &c.
Always hand and made order the durable and sha bio
STYLE "WE FITS"
Military will find greatly their advantage CALL
Materials and employ but the best workmen
All filled promptly Small profits and quick sales
HATS GAPS TIES HANDKERCt1IEFs &c IN GREAT VARIETY
The Presidents proclamation Have found their situation
In emancipation, Requires change OF habtation,
Has sensation, From the land OF con6scatOn
Throughout the Yankee naton And Internal agitation,
And the South Confederation But with all this variation,
Indignation Folks their clothing
And we'd mostd d--n And search Of speculation,
On Come Frank Roberts station,
cued popoion, Within the corporation of GapOs,
from the of Court where they will be
happy to their friends, other man.
Nov TO- 1859. FRANK & ROBERTS
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Grocer's Drugs.

CODA ssIeratus, and Or Tartar Of the very
- best quality. d. S. FORD & BRO.
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OAeNN. O'o
Craig Jas s Myel
Carter Lemuel Pa Mex
Clafiin Johanna Milk
Carlyle John Mill
Chambers Edward MOol
Carter ThOs MeC
Cassidy Capt Mort
Claybough Moses McC
Camell Isabel Med
Casebeer Eliza E-2 Moor
Casebolt Naney-2 Nom
Clendining Chas Mog'
Christopher John F Nee
Christopher Walter Moor
Cooper Abram Over
Crotty ] j Even
Crouthers Bengsun Opp,
Cross jefferson Osiet
Cooke Maj / N Oldr
Cooper r So Pace
Coywood J H--2 Pete
Coombs VIM II PeirC
Cottreil Silas-2 Perrl
Cumpton Jefferson Price
CurtIss Abner Pntc
Church Alexander Pfeif
Curry Philip Peir:
Davis Ira-3 Phil
Davidson John-2 Port
Darlington Rebeees Port
J-2 Port
Davis Matilda CO Pom
Dardinger John-2 Parr
Davis Leila Rex
Davis Edward Rett'
Davis Geo Rile
Davis VIM o Row
Daniels Rebecca J RoaC
Dale Martha RoaC
Drenner Thos Roll
Deal Sarah Rog,
Driorn NJ Ross
Dyke Harvey Rod'
Dice Thos-2 Rob-
Dimmock G L Ruth
Downs Henry Ratd
Donnally Joseph Sado
Donels Virginia Shar
Dodds Harrison Shat
Devolve Sarah Stall
Drake Osborn T Swa
Day L L SanC
Danner Mary A Slac
Dunaway VIM F Sane
Dunn VIM Star
Duggert W L SnaI
Evans Evan d Swa
Evans J So Shel
Eastman G. W Stew
Elcessor Elizabeth G Steir
Ellis James W Seve
Edmondson Joseph Step
Pagan Elisha SpeI
Faucet VIM L Smi;
Ferguson Malcolm Stile
FELTON, James Smit
Freestone Jabes H Snid
( Fisher Michael Smit
Fisher Missouri Shry
Fisher W A-2 Sill
Fisher Mary G SimI
Fisher E Sny'
Frowers John R--2 StriC
Fouler Richard Sprii
Fox Thos Smit
Floyd John D W Smit
Foote Charles Som
Fought Jacob Ston
Fulton David s Shoe
Grafton Jas SchC
Gates Beman Stub
Gampler Frederick Thr,
Gee Edmond Twi
Gills Thos G Tiee
Griffith Morris Tittl
Gwinn Zales Tho
Gills Edwin L-2 Tho
Golf Job So Tho
Gosbom Jas Tho
Geff A J Trot
Gophel VIM Tull
Golden J G Turl
COINS Mary Till
Haskell F A-2 Tut
Hall Martha S Tho
Hanson Richard P Uinl
Hall Thos Wat
Halbert A " Was
Hardy D W Wal
Hartan J Wac
Harmon Christopher Wra
Harrison Geo R-2 Wra
handley Jsbez ] Wat
Hamilton Hattie Wal
Hamilton Alex Wei
Hawkins Pleasant Wei
Hesson John Viii
Henson Thos L Wei
Hettinger Warren Will
Hinman Mary Will,
Holt Isaac @ VIII
Holcomb Mary Wy
Hodge Francis n Viii
Hostutter Isaac VIII
Holman Andrew J Vic
. Hopkins Elizabeth VIII
! Howard Harry s vii
! Hurd VIM Viii
, Hunter Jane Viii
! Hudson Jacob @ Viii
Hutsinpiller AlmIrs Viii
, Hill Elizabeth Viii
Jacobs G VS. VIII
Jacobs Wesley-2 VIII
James SamlC Wiz
James st John b Viii
James Benz Viii
jackson Wilson 8 vii
Jory Christina VII
Jordon Jas P Wo
Jones Henry Wo
Jones John (Sailor) YoV
Knapp Peter fot
II Persons calling for thes'
say advertised" and be
necessary change.
RI JOSEPH D.
{ December 4. 1862.
4 Attachn
r Henry n. Neal, Plaintiff,
t Cubbage, defendant, be
d Justice of the Peace, G
;, Gallia county, o.
flON the l5ht day of No
said Justice issued
, ment in the above action
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Ground Coffee,
TN3lb, Glib, lib, and 4 ID packages, foR
L sale by d. ). Fukp e bho>