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BUTLER FAIRLY At WORK.
EXPEDITION INTO VIRGINIA,
Rebel Garrison Captured.
NEWS OF THE CHESAPEAKE.
HER CAPTURE HIGHLY PROBABLE.

PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
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Occupation Of Elizabeth City, N. c.
Cheering News From Texas.
The CITIZENS For TIE UNION.
Two Regiments Recruited for Banks.
NEWS OF THE CHESAPEAKE,
HER CAPTURE HIGHLY PROBABLE.
PROCEEDINGS OF CONGRESS-.
Interesting Senate Debate.
&C. &C.. sc.
Interesting Senate Debate.
Gen. Butler at Work.

&c. &C.. Ae.
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who numbers the grave, places suitable
head beard TO il, With the name Of the
decreased, bis company and regiment, in
scribed upon Il, and keeps record in 4
book at bis Office, 10 which access can al
ali times be had, by those in search Of
infcrmstion. The corpse Of any deceas-
ed soldierean, By these means, be ident-
ned readily, in case friends may Eish to
remove theme. No obstacles arc thrown
10 the way Of the removal Of any corpse.
Hundreds have heen sent 10 different
States for burial amidst the scenes Of
home, and where friends can water the
grave with their tears. No government,
IN tie world, has ever done 50 much for
lis soldiers, or exhibited SO great des.rs
to appreciate the sorrows Of their Tela-
tiVes and friends.
Dir. Cornelius las sgencies at ohatIs-
nOoga, Bridgeport, Stevenson, Shelby
vile, Decherd, Wartrace, Tullshoms, and
MarfreesbOro, and will promptly furnish
all who may apply to him with infoEma-
ton, relative to soldiers who die in The
hospitals at either Of these places. If it
be desired 10 have = corpse sent home, be
can attend to the matter, without the in
PREVENTION of an agent supplying coffin
or burial case, and attending TO the trans
poriation. A considerable item Of ex-
pense can be saved By applying to him
directly and leaving the matter to bis
Judgment entirely. he always has in
his slorerooms cofIias Of all kinds, and
burial cases of all styles. Furthermore,
he ia prepared 20 enabalm the dead, this
branch of the business being intrusted
to 81. E. II. Lewis, Embalming. Surgeon,
who uses Holiness American process,
which, after long trial and investigation,
has been found TO be all that can be de-
sired. We have seen number Of coTpses
enbalmed by him, and can answer for
the excellence and thoroughness Of the
work. Many resort 10 this, as the most
economical mode Of preparing corpse
for transportation. A plain wooden cof-
fa, enclosed in = substantial box, an
swers all the purposes Of the burial case,
the whole expense incurred being less
than the price Of fine case.
We have thoughtit proper TO make the
sbove remarks for the information Of our
distant readers. They may rely upon
the accuracy of our statements. We
shall continue to publish, once a week, Il
record of the deaths in the hospitals in
this city, as furnished as By Mr.. COrne-
lius, and only regret that we cannot get
q list Of sl who pay the last debt of ma
ture, at other points, in Tennessee.
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top Is known, thus it is we have the ad-
vantsge over strange troops in . strange
country. We have given the above for
the consideration Of tee authorities, ask
ing the honor Of ding the work, yet if
ouiof order we ask pardon, but mOsi
earnestly ask protection to that section
Of country in the name Of loyalty TO our
government and down srodden humani-
TT, and will content Ourselves to fight
Rebels anywhere. PaILo1.
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9fr Sareytisfmfnts.
CAPT. wNBJTD. CAPT. ". A. PEEBLEs.
BOYD & PEBBLES,
General steamboat Agents,
GoRSEs Broad ASD FRONT sTEETs.
dec g In Nsahgais, Team.


NASHVILLE. TyzH-, Dec a. 1853
Paving trassisrred cur BtsaE beat grney % Cap
tsiis BJTD PEsBLES, ne axe pleasure n recon-
nienciog them ~ accommodating z .BtezasB, snd
prompt. reliable business men, vel ltfcd ~ reuder
eat r. satis fact1n- 1hs 20 Tor member Of the firm
10 tics reilag from thia brsae5 u th-ir basiEesa
takes oec4shu publicly retnrn bis thants 70 his
numerous river friends Ter the ihsrsl pztrorazs er
tenfsd 70 ha enrnZ TIE Ysst treaty ave yea1s ard
% express ths sish aud belief that bis successors
NilyP-ovs themselves worthy u SIS eonlinuafes.
dec z5-lW A. HAMILTON 4 90.
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We deem il proper 70 say few words
on these subjects ior The benefit Of all
our nOrthrFn readers who may have rsla-
tiEes and friends in the army. The sick
in the hospitals are ven provided fer.
They have comfortable quarters whole
some nOurishing diet, tbs best medical
attention, and excellent nursing. The
Christian Commission keeps them sep
Piled ~ith profitable reading; whilst the
Sanitary Commission furnishes them.
when necessary, with various deIicacisn.
The dead are buried decsntly, in suitable
eenas. farbishsd By lie government IN
der the laperintendehes Of The GOvern-
msni UhdsFsaksr. II. ". B. Cornelius.
.
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1aformAsion fer Friends OF sick and
Wounded soldiers.
We have . very large number Of read
ers in the States of 0Sio, Indiana, Illi-
nois. Michigan, Iowa, Wisconsin AID MIN
nesOtA,-SsateA whose sons comprise, in
great measure, the gallant Army Of
the Cumberland, which has done 50 much
towards the suppression Of The rebellion,
and giving lussrs TO Northern Arms
These readers naturally look TO The Union
Tor Information touching the army, and
al matters connected with IL the publi.
cation Of which is admissible. We have
sndesvored to keep them posted. osca-
siOnaily We receive letters making IN
quiries relative TO sick soldiers in hos.
Pitals, the arrangements made for the
burying Of The dead, and tbs facilities
accessible Tor The removal Of corPses homs
for interment.
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1000 boxes Window Glass, assorted
sizes.
1000 boxes Glass Ware.
5000 lbs. prime Indigo.
5000 lbs. prime Nader.
5000 lbs. Extract Logwood.
so bbls. Alum.
so bbls. Cepperas.
so bbls. Refined Coal or Carbon
Oil.
IS bbls. best Castor Oil.
$50 boxes CARROTS Scotch Snuff.
1000 lbs Lorrillard g. Sweetzer's
Macoboy Snuff.
300 boxes manufactured Tobacco.
For sale by
r. A. ROBINSON & co.
dee 23-t6-Wf
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WE invite the attention of deal
ers to our heavy stock of Goods,
purchased for cash in large lots
from importers and manufacturers,
the quality of which we warrant.
The extent of our business enables
US to offer inducements to buyers
equal to any Eastern house, after
adding cost Of transportation and
delay.
All orders to us will be prompt
~ and carefully executed. Dealers
visiting our city are invited to ex-
anime our stock.
r. A. ROBINSON & co.
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Y0sT-
Dissolution.

h eopufeerEh.p Der tnfoTs srlstinr between
fls uaets isned 3 this day dilsolFsd - NIT al
es1ssnt. @. ". simpson havinr p.-cha..3 81 = sf
H@fra ~ entFa intefost 10 bis busiueas and win
sonslHE business a tia Cd stand under s siyis 81
q y. sllnrEon. J. a. BAR as
q. " ~ PS1N
Al debis tas - tht ern Wiil ~ paid - g. w.
Anlis9a- All dss q tha arm aeEt be pzit ever In
11e9izt II, - 80 can me-. al or ei1lms-
Ieszkiaz yeu or ycer ioFuef pasfeHazs, Hoaid
sesicis eozilnnazes 81 ne sazte.
eerza-a Q. =. sINrsoS.
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ADYERTIsEn LETTERs.

List OF Letters Remaining iR the
Nashville Post office, Dec. 22d,
Is83--.LIst no. "a.
Al etiers advertised are sahecf 70 an extra charge
Of eue cent Persons calling Tor them wil piease be
.FreparCd With the necessary change.
Persons calling for these letters VIII please sAy
they are advertised, and give number and Oats .
LIST.
An letters net taken out In one ninth WIN be seat
% the Ceneral Poet once a. desd letters.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
Skerif's Sale.
Tie Stat. Of Ohio, 1dtlia Cosnty, 81.

The SLATE Of Ohio, GdIlid County, -.
NOTICE Is hereby given that { will offer
IN at public auction, at the door Of the Court
House, in the Village Of Gsllipolis, in said
county Of G4llisi and State Of Ohio, on the
30th day Of May, A.D. 1863, at the hour Of
one o'clOck P. N. of said day, the following
real estate. situate, lying and being in the In
corporated Village Of Gallipolis, In the ssid
county of Gallia, and State of Ohio. to-wit:-.
Village Lot numbered on the recorded Plat Of
said Village, four hundred and seventeeni
(4l7l Appraised at the sum Of two hundred
and fifty dollars, (S250O0.)
Also, Village Lot ntimber four hundred
and eighteen, (4l6.) in said Village of CALI:
polls. Appraised at the sum OF oae hundred
and fifty dollars, (l50,00.)
To be sold under an order, issued BY the
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas Of said
county Of gallia, as the property of James B:
Waller and others, who are the unknown heirs
of Robert Alexander, to satisfy Judgment
rendered against them, in favor Of Edward
Nafet, and said order to me directed, as
Sheriff Of said county of GAllia.
Given Under my hand this 23d day Of
April A. D. ls63.-S4 so.
JAMES CAMPBELL, s. G. c.
BIZ s. B. RArHBURS, Deputy,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21

HThe notorious John Mitchell,
nov at Richmond. Is talked Of for .
Brigadier Generslship in the rebel
army. When John ed tied 8 paper in
ireland, be advised tie Irish to rise
against the British, and. il the latter
should invade the Irish Giles. to fight
them with Vitriol. It will certainly be
enough to try the nerves Of our brave
fellows severely when they behold the
Mitchell brigade bearing down upon
them, each man grasping two bottles
Of vitriol. one in bis right hand and the
other in his left, while the long and
terrible necks Of half q dozen more
are protruding from bis coat and
breeches pockets, and caissons loaded
with carboys are seen msssed in re-
servei What can the bsyonet do
against vitriol? Should not the civil.
ised wsrld, for common humanity's
sake. interposs toprevent such horrid
wsrfare.--Lox. Joar.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
Notice

ITO Frances Enc. widow, and Leo End, Mary
= End, and Josephine End, minor children
Of Peter End iats s6 qalipeiiss ohiDs de-
eensd, who are residents Of Chicsgp IN the
State of Iilin0is: You ere hereby notified
that on the 18th dsyof April, A. b. 1863, 7,
A. Administratce Of Peter End. deceased,
fled In the Probats Cotrt Of Calls cornty
and Statecf 0hio.s petition for the sale Of
the real estate Of said deeedert, and Of which
he died seised in fee simple, situate IN the In !.
eorpOcsted village Of eallipois, IN ssid county
Of Gslia, and State Of Ohio, being part Of
Lot in said Incorporated Village number
eighty i've, (a5O and bounded and described
a. follows. to-vit: Beginning Of Q point in
the front line Of said Lot on Second street
twenty (20) feet in q aorth-easterly direction,
and above the most Southerly or lower front
corner OF said Lot. running thence up said
Second street on the front line Of said Lot &c
feet; thence back st right angles with said
Second street eighty-six feet eleven inches,
more or less, to the back line Of said Lot;
thence down said back line thirtY-six feet;
thence at right angles with said last named
line to the place Of beginning, for the pay
ment Of debts of said decedent, asking for
the adjustment Of the liens on said premises,
assignment Of dover, &c. Said petition will
be for hearing in said Court, on the 23d day
Of May, A. ID. 1853; or rs soon thereafter a.
the same can be heard.
SAMUEL JOLLET,
Admir- Of Peter End deceased.
April %, is63.-4w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
MARRIED.,

On Wednesday, April 18th, at the residence
of the brides father, near Kygerville, by the
Rev. Wilson Gardner, Mr.. CHARLES A. GUTHRIE
of Cheshire, to Miss SARAH j. LINDSEY, all Of
Gallia co., o.
On the l4th day of May, 1863, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, in Ohio township,
by Rev. J. Barringer, Mr.. JAMES W. KING, Of
Fayette county, to Miss MARY A. KING, of
Gallia county, o.
In Gallipolis, on the 3lst day of March,
1863, by Rev. George Bantill. Mr.. HENRY H.
PORTER, of Warren, Trumbull county, Ohio,
to Miss HARRIET MoDAMELs, of Pine Grove,
Gallia county, o.
By the same, at the residence of the brides
father in Gallipolis, on the 18th inst, Mr.
THOMAS A. CUNNINGHAM, Of Morgantown,
MonOngalia county, Va, to Miss MARY JANE
CRoTTY, of GallipOlis, o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21

IMPORTANT TO RETURNED REBELs-
By order OF Gen. Burnside all persons.
deserters, or others, coming frem the
lines Of the rebel army. are required
to report themselves at once to the
nearest commanding officer. Persons
of this character, who are 70 und with
in the lines Of the United States Army,
who have not made the above report,
will be arrested as spies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
Sherif's Sale.
he Ssat. If oaio, GalEia Csuuts. sf.

ne STAT, If oais. eaiia csu.ts. %.
NOTICE is hereby given that viii ofFes
A At public suction. At the door Of the Court
house, IN the Village Of GaIlipolis, in said
county q eelha, On the 30fh da3 Of Nav, 4.
D. 1863, q the hcur of one o'clcck ?. N. of
said day, The folloving real estate, situate, ".
ing and being In the eounfy cf GslfiI. snd
State Of Ohio, and described q foIIovs. To-
Wit: The norfk-eest quarter Of The south..
quarter Of section number thirsy.shrce. t39.l
IN Township nnmbef seven. (f.l Of Range
number sixteen, (l6.) Appraised st tie sun
of two hundred and eighty dollars. esaso.00)
Also, the northwest quarter Of the south
west qnarter Of section mum bef thirty -four.
(34,) In Township number seven, a. Of
Range number sixteen. (l6,) in the District of
Congress lands sold at Chillieothe, Ohio
Appraised Gt the sum Of three hundred and
sixty dollars, ($36o, ,00)
To Be sold under an ordefl issued By the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county Of Gallia, ss the property Of Rnrvills
o. bunehs 10 satisfy Judgment rendered
against him, In favor Of Luther II. Bemans
and said order 10 me directed, ss Sheriff Of
said county Of Gallia. - fis'
Given under my hsnd, this 23d- day Of
April, A. d. 1864 so
JAMES CAMPBELL, 8. q. @.
By 8. B. RATzBuHz. Deputy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
To the Commissioners Of
GaIlia cOunty,in the
State Of Ohio:

THE undersigned respectfully represent
l. TO your favorable consideration, that the
location and establishing county road in said
county, making the points hereinafter stated,
would be Of great public utility as well as
convenience, to the neighborhood in which
said road is proposed to be esta blished to- wit:
Beginning in the jackson and Indian Guyan-
dotte road at point north of the ub-sthool
district house, on Charles Meals farm, in
Walnut township; thence a westerly course
and SO far on the line between the lands Of
Jacob Webster and George Bird as a good
road can be made; thence the nearest and best
way through the lands of Jacob Woolum and
James Beatty, to the Lawrence county line.
We further represent that we are. free
holders Of said county, and reside in the Vi
einity where SAID road is proposed to be laid
out. PETITIONERS.
April 30, 1862
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21

REBEL RAID OF CAvAIRY UPON BURNINe
SPRrNes-WELLs, BoATs, AND TANKs
BURNED.
On the Eth inst. about 800 rebel
cavalry made their appearance at
Burning Springs, Writ county. and
burned all the wells and tanks that
would take FIRE. They also burned all
the boats there, except one belonging
to H. A Paxton. used as boarding
boat, and two Store boats-one be-
longing to John Cornell, the other to
Mos. Of Marietta Ohio. They
took all the goods on all the boats
The night before reaching Burning
Springs they camped at the head of the
run. They remained one day and part
OF the next night. Part Of them went
to Elizabeth. No dwellings we're
burned at the springs.-Parkersburg
Gazette.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
n E w GOODS!

THE undersigned would respectfully in
i form their friends and customers, thst
they have just received large stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, which they
will sell cheaper than the cheapest. All we
ask is for our friends to give US a call, and il
we do not satisfy them both in quality and
price, we will not charge them anything for
examining our stock. Michael is always on
hand to attend to the ladies and gentlemen
Call and see him at the new stand on Court
street, one door south Of John T. Halliday.
II. EMSHEIMER q BRO.
May 7, 1s63.-4w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
~Tbe editor Of the New Bedfor

%Tbe editor Of the New Bedford
Standard says that he lately discovered
in an old drawer which had not been
opened for years, a remarkable silver
coin, which had on one side head
with the word "Liberty." surrounded
by thirteen stars, and the date lsa9.-
On the opposite side was an eagle with
the motto "E Pluribus Uuum," the
words "Unitsd States Of America, " and
the figures "IOc.i"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
H0VHRS
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
OVER N. P. FENNER'S STORE,
Public Square, GallipOlis,

Pubic square, GaAIipOiIs.
OHIO.
My patrons and friends, give an ear to my
call,
Pleasant, witty, agreeable, stout, thin, short OIL
tall,
All ages and sexes, young or old, rich or poor
For I'm pleased as you know, when you entei
my door; ~
To gain your attention, have written il
verse,
Which perhaps you will think neither witty
nor terse;
But on this occasion, as wish you TO know it
have timidly ventHred my strength as a poet
Not in. measure "Byronic" but more "Hudi.
Drastic"
Which if short of ''feet" will stretch like
gum 'lastic.
Should the want of word NAL the verse ia
stand still,
Why make the line longer or shorten at will,
Which think you will own is convenient
quite,
And of course makes the task more agreeable
and light
Now after this prelude, your attention to win,
now make my best bow TO you all, and begin:
Give a call at my room, and while there take
seat,
Over N. p Fenner's store on Second street,
Six doors from the corner-up two flights Of
stairs,
There III welcome you all, without ''Pdtting
on airs"
Take walk through the streets, and the city
all around,
And my pictures I'm sure can't be beaten in
town.
To begin with the cherub before he can walk,
Or the Prattle of childhood just learning to
talk;
1 can catch the resemblance of the "sweet
little dears"
From the babe of sig months, to the child Of
ten years,
Just as "natural as life," with each infantIne
grace;
Neither dress, limb or feature, the least out Of
place.
Now, TO you. lovely woman, mans frat and
best friend, a-..
Nv pictures of you, / at once recommend.
If not good, I'd not praise them, for lucre or
pelf,
But each likeness viii speak mpet
tongued" for itself; ri,
Those not sUrtE so gOod-lOoking, Improve If
they will, ..-
And the handsorne--t make them look hand
somer still;
And "last though not least" to the gentle
men all,
If you want a bold picture, why give me
call
Not likeness which you REsExBLAscE may
trace
But q picture full of artistic beauty; and
grace;
Take q look at my pictures. and l think you
will find;
Utility, beauty, and neatness combined,
Superior to many, INFERIOR TO none,
l have some very cheap, and some A number
one;
All tastes can be suited, but the simple and
scholar,
A fine picture and case / put up for dollar;
Ny motto's progressive, and III stand to the
test,
GAS cheap as the cheapest, and as good Is
the best;
can take single pictures. or groups alto
If the SKY should look low'ring. or clocdy the
weather;
On Second street, over Fenner's store, is the
spot
On the Public Square-let it not be forgot,
Take look, and you'll find what I've told
Hover thus makes his frst bow 70 you ALL
now sdieu!
April 30, l663.~-2n.
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NansenOnd

CWEET potato plants, and other leading
- varieties for sale during May and June, at
80 cents per 100 plants, $3.50 per 1000. Also
prize lot of Dahlias, so varieties, at 25 cents
each, 50 per dozen, assorted varieties. A
choice lot of Roses, 100 varieties in pots, from
30 to IS cents each, 50 per dozen. A large
stock Of Fuchsias IN pots from 25 TO 35 cents
each, 80 per dozen. Geraniums, Heliotropes,
Verbenas, Calciolarias, Hydrangear, Pansies,
Glaciolus, and great many other plants too
numerous to mention. All orders left at
Messrs. l. R. Calohan and Graham's Hardware
store in Gallipolis. or Gallipolis Post-office,
Gallia county, O.. will meet with prompt at
tention. and filled 70 order.
P. S--Send your orders early. Also,
descriptive catalogues of the Gallipolis Nur-
sery, furnished to applicants gratis.
G.. N. PALMER, Nurseryman.
May IA, 1863.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
~1n the faht Of cnl. Paxton.

EIn the fight Of Col. Paxton's
ed Va. Cavalry, at Lewisburg. on Sun
day. 4th inst, our boys lost 4 killed. IS
wounded, and Geo. Jenvey OF this city.
was taken prisoner. OF the loss in.
1icted upon the rebels we are not ad.
vised. except that Col. Paxton brought
into Camp Piatt IS prisoners. That
the Colonel did his whole duty on this
expedition cannot be doubted. as be is
well known to be 8 most energetic.
pushing and gallant oficer.-Aarietta
Register.
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Internal Revenue,
Eleventh District Of Ohio,

Cot1Lcfot's OFTTct. at the store Of s. 2. Neall
GALLIPdLIs. 30th April, 1868.
A 8 required by sectioh Is Of "Ah act TO
IA provide internal Revenue to support the
Government. and pay interest on the public
debt, hereby notify all persons concerned
that the Assessors List for February has
been returned to this Office, and are payable
within ten Gays from this dste, and in default
OF payment, the collection will be made with
the addition Of the penalty prescribed in said
act JOHN CAMPBELL, Collector.
By b. b. NEAL, Deputy.
April 80, 1863.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
Shsrif's Sale.
fze STATE ef olio, GslzG couasy. -.

The State Of Ohio. Gskia County, %.
DURsUANT to the command Of an order
of sale; issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the eohnty of Gallia,
and Ststs of Ohio, and TO me directed, viii
offer at public sale, % the door Of the Court
House, in the town Of GsllipoIis, in said
county of Gallia, on the 30th day Of nsv,
A. D. 1858, at the hour Of one O'Clock p. Il.
Of said day, the following real estate, situate !
lying and being in the Incorporated Village.
Of Gslhpolis, IN the eotnty Of Gallia and
State Of Ohio, and described as follovs,-
The north vest half Of Village Lot in she,
Village Of Gallipolis, Known and numbered
on the recorded Plat Of said Village. three
hundred and forty, t340,) and fronting forty
three feet and i've inches .(43 feet inehes,)
on Pine street; thence running back one hum
dred and seventy.fve feet and eight incAss,-
QI5 feet inches,) and bounded BY 6amuef
Humphrey on the northwest, and er the
south east Of said Lot No. $40, owD<diby Ann
Cox. ApptsiSed ct the sum Of ecs tlldfsd
and ssgsntys6ss dollars, (eI7s,00.)
To Be sold - the property Of Ann et1, II.
al. at the suit of Harry ". GiInan-
Given urdE my kan.f this 23d dsr o.
April, A: b. 1866 50.
JAMES CAMPBELL, 8. g. O..
BIZ s. B. RE1zsuzs, Deputy
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-05-21
Administration A Notice.

T ETTERS of Administration upon the
II estate of Henry Wise, deceased, late of
Clay township, have been issued by the Pro-
bate Court Of Gsllia county, to the under
signed. All persons indebted will please
make payment Immediately; those having
claims against said estate will present them
properly authenticated for allowance
MALINDA WISE; Administrative.
May 2, 1863.