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$50 REWARD.

Cd ANYWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS Az,
IA the l4th of May, my negro boy SlDNbl, Is
about II years old, dark mulatto black keen
face He may have gone off in the army with some a
but ne is supposed to be lurking about OXFORD
son where he has relations The above reward t
upon his apprehension and confinement in JAIL OF
livery to ID C. Herndou, in Oxford, or his oWHe
lower part of Orange county near Cedar FORK rpyDO
June 10, 1868. 5O-""~
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&TATE OF NORTH-CAROLINA. FRI

- lin County. Court of Pleas and Quarter Sessions
Term, 1863. WV. r. KING Administrator, e. Hens
law of P. r. TUNSrALL, deceased, petition for account
settlement.
1t appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
Hunt and Emily, his wife, j T. Pope and Marian, hsr
James Turner and Elizabeth, his wife, Frank Pate,
Samuel Tunstall aud N. R. Tuustall, defendants in
cause, reside beyond the limits of this State; it is tha
on motion, ordered by the Court, that advertSemel
made for six weeks successfully in the Raleigh Str!
notifying the said defendants of the filing of this pei
and that unless they appear at the term of this
and answer the petition the same will be taken pr
teSs0 and heard &c Pa1te as 10 them. A copy
Teste. T. C. HORTON, c. c. c
June 26, 1868. (pr. ad. 500 27-u
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A PRIVATE SCHOOL,

NN ISIS MANGUM WILL REOPEN HER SCHOOL
I'VE for young ladies at the residence of her mother Mrs
Willie P. Mangum, the 22d of July, 1858. They will
receive instruction in the English branches and Music and
dams who desire further information will address Miss NJ
I. MANGUM, Red Mountain Flat River P. o., Orange
County, n G.
June l6 1868. 49-2m.
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TAX No. I.--COME QUICK.
THE PEOPLES FACTORY

XNE ARE NOW IN OPERATION FOR THE Beg
w eft Of the people. We are now manuacuTt..1
flying shuttle and OLafashiOned LOOmS spinning E'9
6edsteads, DC. In few days we expect to be maaaa
ing shoe lasts and pegs
Our Foundry is also in operation and castings o. Z
kinds will be furnished as far as possible The lrnN
interests OF the country will receive our especial an
We will pay the highest prices for old castings VIII
you must bring y if you desire the supply CneE c.
ngS to be kept up. Ve shall soon be prepared to il
poouS of various kinds by wholesale and retail So4'
wives will be furnished with necessary articles at Te
prices. SIMPSON & HOOkkE
HiIIsboro' N q Jnna Z 1893 46-w6sEi
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NOTICE.

TENHE DISORDER OFFERS FOR SALE I
4 tract Of land on which he resides, in Pitt Count
the direct road leading from Greenville to Kinsm.
eleven miles from the former place. The tract cont
two hundred and forty acres, with q good dwelling
the necessary outhouses Further description is dee,
unnecessary. Application can be made to The subse
on the premises. ROBT. A. WETHlNGT0y
June ~, 1868. 25-w;tpl
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STOLEN, FROM THE STABLE OF THE
- subscriber, the night of The 80th June Stallion
of rich dark iron grey COLOR four years old last Spring
close built well compaeed left shoulder point of blade
uuder the name nearly white, the right shoulder
white spot. His tail nearly reached his etlocks. will
pay hundred dollars to any who will take him up
that get him. and two hundred dollars for the horse
and thief. LAZARUS PEARSON.
Goldsboro', n. c., July ., 1863 54-n
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June 80, 1868.
lilies! TJSTTIA. TUMORS, ULCEa

TAKEN UP, AND COMMITTED TO Ji "a
u a negro man who says bis name is PETER, aDV
he was raised by Council Best, of Wayne County :,
and now belongs to William Harvey, of Richmond, a.,
The owner of said boy is hereby notified to come !.
prove property, pay charges and take him away!
will be dealt with as the law directs q, ,,s
JOHN W. DIXON, op:,+i
Greene Co, N. c., July 10, 1868. 56-WS''[
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SHAD AND HERRING S.-ROE ANDt
- Herrings, in kegs and barrels; Shad, in half Ill
quarter, and whole sized barrels-all put up in eIe-
order for family use, and for sale by the subscriber
Roxabel, BERTHE County, N. G.
A CAPEHARI
June %, 1868. 26-rs
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XNTARRENTON FEMALE COLLEGIATE
w INSTITUTE-The 45th session of this School
will commence July 10TH
TERMS FOR TWENTY WEEKS:
Board, including washing, lights, &C., 1920
English Tuition from, 800 to 25
Music on Piano. MelodeOn Guitar, 80
Vocal Music taught all without charge. Other extra
branches at reasonable rates.
For further particulars, apply to
JULIUS WILCOX,
Principal.
WarrentOn, N. c.. July s, 1868. sat
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nON'T RUN THE BLOCKADE.-THEU N-
~ dersigned offers for sale of Talbot Brothers
STEAM SAW MILLS, complete, Is horse power, will
from two to five thousand feet of lumber per days suat
ed sz miles from McIvers Depot, Western Railroad
800 best mbered land in North Carolina Those in
want will address at Egypt, the present terminus W.
r. K. For particulars, refer to j. w GUNTER KimbOl
ton, Chatham, N. c., or N. A STEDMAN Fayetteville
Nc. JOHN A. MCDONALD.
oakland, n. u, June 26, 1865. Sim.
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~ ~ - AG<AIk NCE
~ NESTMENT.-Will be sold Er FOR Il
Graham, Alamance County, N. c.. On G TS IN IT,
day OF July inst, the property known ., iGGGIsty
LEGE. Said property consists of as bs AilE
Jour large rooms, with wooden L, c OI,s6 build
TIE building is Situated in beautiful u,.
SIX acres more or less, and on the IOt grove On,
excellent he o Tst tT: The property with some
town. By order of the Elk Board. f'''"'e resdsls.
July z, 1868. OHALE Sea-
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RRITTON's BLUE-BIAcV -

Il IO MS BLUE.BI Arr -
I'D FLUID, manufactured by ]. E BRITToMM W Rim
n. c. superior article! Southern MANI nUA Chrls
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am manufacturing an article of WRITING ,,-
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person who has tried this Ink speaks well fS1 &
1t has blue black color, and flows freely f, s 9
1t can be had either wholesale or retail i'I br as
the subscriber. y! adds
~ For thirteen years, writing done with i,L
tured from this recipe has been expos, ~ ~.
air. and is as fast in color and as good now o s
written with. ,Es ~" '' WaS
Orders solicited and all prenptIy filled. Ada.
Charlotte, Mecklenburp e. ivy n
The following recommendation of the sunario, -,
the. Ink is given by the gentleman whose namoq yum
He has used the Ink and can speak for its gooJ d
CHARLOTTE, n. c., jun y" :.
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THO THE PUBLTc u,r

N0 THE PUBLIC.-HAvTNc m
e. long and well established place of RESTED
ME- %Ra9E wears s6 known q the BUFFALO,
recreation and pleasure, the adyant oHer to all VI
for the present season. "'Ase OF SUNNI.
The Springs will be opened on the oon
tors Joseph Moltby's band is epga9o ETth instat
Inc stage will meet the cars from RIOT Tr the s
days, Thursdays and Saturdays Jul N'ehm9nd =
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June 80, 1868. Prs,N
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MATTISONS DIURETIC C0MpOUND,

For Goaorrhaa, elect Strjcta,es Gravel, and
all Diseases Of he Uriherg Organs 10 This new
Nitro, Cubobs. Iurpertiue, any other nauseous
drugs, but is elegant veg atable liquid pleasant
its operation, allayng al heat and irritation in the uni
nary passages You, therefore, who nave been taking
BeiSam Copaivd, either in cHpsules mixtures for
months until sick and pale your breath and clothes
flied with its vile Odor; throw awsy the disgusting mix.
lures and send for bottle Of ths Near Remedy, which
will not only cure you al once, bt il will the
system from tho bad effects Of the mix lures nave
been takuh 50 long. 1t is warrantC IN haJ
the time Of any other medicine, or The Price gH be
f8H0ed. ONE BOTTLE oFrrN SUFFICIENT Price S9-tW
b0ttlas At one dime, s.. - sent by eXpress
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Snsurance.
LIFE As S URAN

Bon. ISAAC DAVIS, President.
Hon. 4. Washburn and Hon. John Brooks,
Vice prtgidcuts.
CLARENDON HARRIS. 9ec'v
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALN.
a COTTAGE HOUSE AND LOT

T
,iiii FOR SALE-The undersigned offers for sale a
sssiAztine Cottage, containing seven rooms Wh wood
house attached; located in the west pare the city
near the Horse Railroad. The lot contains about sN
thousand feet of land, which number choice
Apple, Pear, Plum and Cherry Trees ana Currant
Bushes all in hne bearing condition; and failing
well OF excellent water. The place yer pleasantly
situated and is in every respect desirable any
person wishing to pUgGhase Posse sion given about
April first. Apply to BENZ. j. DODGE,
d23 Al Palladium PRINTING ttfice
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MATTls0N'S NERVE lNVIo0RRT0R.

For Nervous Debility; .SemiHat Weakness; Loss Of
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young, is composed Of The mos. soothi.e strength
oniHg and mvisoratng medicines 10 be found in the
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has been sent 10 nearly every in the Union,
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Price S0 hall size, $3.50. tR1 g'eEASE re u Es
d HAT aNESlf3iBLF.s are he result of over
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they 20 bc for their respective
purposes. ! there ore induced to make them public,
for the hose DO wise could vail
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refunded s.Y- Prepared and sold ONLY by DR.. MAT
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DISEASES.Eo.2 Is UNION STREET, Providence Il l.,
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closely sealed package secure from observation
ceiDt price bV mail.
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TOR c. 4. HILL,
No, 8 Torrance Street, Providence, R. I.
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lMP0RTENT N0TICE T0 IHVBLIls.

~ Over Three Hundred Thousand Dollars are paid
to swin6lme quacks annually in New England alone,
which is morse Than H5ogR array. This comes from
trusting to the false and deceptive advertisements OF
men calling themselves Doctors, who have medical
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way is to 60 to some feguidI practising physician that
goa kROc; or, il you prefer tOconsulf one who makes
your case sPkC Atty, be that he is physician
and not preteHder, orr you will have reason regret
It, gSS DR.. b at ision is The Il regular physician
in Providence, it not in Sew England no advertises
making ta specially of Pirate A0iQdieS and he gives
undoubed Testimonials from some of the most eminent
physicians surgeons and ciZcns Of this other states
which no other advertising physician in New England
can 40 Encl sc ore stamp for postage and send for
them, v itd Pamphlet on SPECIAL DISEASES, and
DISEASES OF WOMEN. sent Jree. DIR. NJ ia a regu-
aJlv educated phys clan of twenty years experience len
in an extensive general practice until declining health
Competed him TO reln1uish that and adopt office
practice treating all various ailments and difficult
resulting ON mprudeIce in 9th sexes mar cd sin
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fore, having any important difficult case IN his
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No. % Union Street. Providence R, /,
So d&w2e%
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DIR. Hilps Female Regulator,
The Greatest Remedy of the Age

For the use Of Single or Married Females
G3y be Justly ranked as the most suc-
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The New York herald., 1863-10-28

WANrED.Br YOUNG WOMAN. slro.,rIoN AS
w ntants nurte she comprwnt 10 tate .pt,s charge
from hirh ana bring up by hand s,sd s.anss>s and
has objection ~ travel The bal Of city refersscs
Apply for days nrauetA Foulisi
BreAd~as between Q A. ~ sadtP. ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-03

MYSTERIOUS DIscovERY.--A short
time since. the Jeffersonville Railroad
Company purchased an old and dilapi'
dated building, on the corner OF Wall
and Front streets. which was used in
olden times as hotel, for the purpose
Of erecting sn Office. The workman.
in repairing the building few days
since, took up the floor, when. to their
utter -astonishment. they discovered the
remains Of several female persons,
and also those Of small infant, wrap
ped in cloth.
There isa mystery connected with
the affair which viii probably never be
solved. There is no doubt that the
persons whose remains we're found,
met with some horrible death. and that
their bodies were buried there by their
murderers, in order that their bloody
crime might not be detected.-Lou,
Journal.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-12-03

War MCCLELLAN COMMITTED "Sur.
crDE." The Chicago Tri6sne says
The motive that induced Mcclellan 10
write his recent letter urging the peo-
pie Of Pennsylvania to vote for the
Copperhead candidate for Governor, is
vaTiousiy stated. One solution Is. that
be did it to be revenged on the Ad.
ministrstion for putting stop to his
begging petition for money from the
Army Of the Potomac. It will be rec.
ollecied that through his creatures,
headed by Copperhead Gen. Sykes.
be undertook to assess a tax Of fifty
thousand dollars on the soldiers OF the
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from Ch.ttapooga received at the WsI
Department represent that 5000 pris
oners we're captured from the rebels
yesterday. together with 81 cannon,
5000 stand small aFsns and 10 flags
The rebel force Is utterly rosted and is
to-day In full retreat toward Dalton,
Ga. They are burning bridges after
them to retsrd pursuit. also burning
their depots and stores. abandoning
or destroying everything that will re-
tard them In their fight.
LoursyILIK. Nov. a6.-The Journals
special from Chsttanooga Of the 25th
SAYS General Brecinridge's son has
lust been brought in q prisoner
Among the killed are Cspt. Barney.
Lieut.. Wise and Col. Putnam Sc
verely wounded. Capt. Daniel O'Con-
ner and Capt. Brouse. Wounded.
Lieut. Colonri Gilmore. Csptsin Ds-
Wis. Adj Tucker. Lieut-col. Heath.
Mai. johnson. Adjt. Bond.
Our camp fires last night we're bla-
zing along the crest Of the whole
Ridge for a distance Of eight miles.
Bragg is expected to Withdraw un-
der cover OF the night. At darkBragg
was in line Of battle to, cover the Knox
vile railroad. 1t is believed he will
not bssard arother battle. Our ar
my's sglow with enthusiasm and eager
to pursue. Prisoners report the rebel
army terribly demoralized. and inca
pable OF offering serious resistance
Also, thst Bragg will fall back to At
lanta.
Gen. Brannsn occupies Tunnel Hill.
which completes our line the whole
length Of Missionary Ridge.
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For the GalIipolis Journal.


IN MEMORY OF GEO. VAEDEGRAFT
Whs departed this life November and,
1863, st bis home near Alfalfa,
Lawrence county, o.
He gave his name as q volunteer,
August ~. 1861. TO protect the "f1ag
Of his county," which his fathers
blood had bought in the previous wars.
He was taken with a burning fever,
and soon fell victim to the king OF
Terrors. He was loved and respected
by all who knew him, both at home.
and in the army. He was a corporal
in Company D, Of the 9Th Virginia
Volunteer Infantry, and was ever
found at his post in the discharge Of his
duties. He leaves father. mother.
and two sisters at home, 10 mourn his
loss; also two brothers in the Federal
army protecting the "Bsnner OF L;ber.
ty" which the traitors desire to trample
in the dust. 10 him the bereaved pa
rents lose a faithful and dutiful son.
and the country a brave soldier, much
to the regret Of his fellO,0 soldiers in
the Company. He will no more hear
the laundering Of cannon. the beating
OF drums. the ra,tling of muskets. and
Of swords. We trust that he
has "fought the good fight" and is
now where "all is peace" to the weary
soldier. May his friends at home. and
his fellow soldiers in the field, remem
Der the Divine Being. and live in honor
20 their God and country.
.s.. J. C. MILLER,
.'r Orderly Sergeant.
GAULEY BRIDGE. Va, Noy. "a, '63.
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Potomac Army. The Administrsiion
clicked him of vherrupon be resolved
10 defeat Gov Curtains reelection by
openly throwing his influence for the
disIoyal csndidate Bqt be miserably
failed in this as in al his other strate.
gy. He wanted the money for elec.
tioneering purposes TO secure the Cop
perhead nomination for President next
year"
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FROM CHATTANOOGA.
CHATTANOOGA, Nov. 95. I

Via LOUISVILLE, November 99.
Gen. Hooker's advance yesterds,
arrived at Lookout Mountain, will
Geary's division on the right. and Os
terhau.' on the left. Whitsker's brig
ade formed the center. The battle
opened on Waubitchie. at the base O.
the mountain. We drove the rebels
from the whole slope, clear aronnd the
mountsin, 10 where Thomas forces
Joined iu. The battle was almost a
bloodless oue-the rebels throwing
down their arms and running, or sur
rendering. We captured from 800
TO 9, 900 prisoners, with the loss Of from
one hundred and seventy.6ve to two
hundred and fifty, chiefly in Geary's
command. The battle, which was a
huge skirmish, lasted from 8 A NJ, to
5P. NJ, when he held the noun
tain.
The 18th Ohio and Sd Missouri toob
four pieces of artillery. The 9Th Ohio,
engaged, suffered but little. The 9Th
Indiana suffered most in wounded
Gen. Thomas corps made no movement
on Thursday, but Gen. Sherman, the
left engaged the rebels with but little
opposition from the upper end Of Mis-
sion Ridge. Our forces slept on their
arms all night.
Sherman this morning attacked the
second line Of hills with EwiDg's, ]. E.
Smiths and NJ. L. Smiths divisions,
and after some desperate fighting in
which the leth, SSd. 99th and Tooth
Indiana, 3Oth, 37th and 46th Ohio.
s6th. 4Oth. Goth. esd and IOSd Illinois,
9Th Iowa and 4th Virginia participated,
and lost many in wounded. The can
nonading was furious. Our men
fought like heroes.
About I2 O'Clock Hooker crossed the
valley, from the mountain, and at
tackled snd drove the enemy from the
lower end OF Mission Ridge to where
Sheridan's and Woods divisions
charged up and drove the esemy of.
and united their right with Hooker
The contest for possession Of the
Ridge. in the center, was short. Not a
regiment faltered.
The Illinois regiments and the 4lst,
esd and 1875 Ohio were among the
first on the ridge. Hawkins brigade.
in which the 1876 was. planted the first
flag there. A full battery Of artillery
was captured, and thousands OF pris-
oners. 1t is one OF the most brillian,
achievements Of the war.
The enemy is falling back, and can
not stand fight to- morrow.
Hooker fought Stevenson and his
men. captured at Vicksburg. but said
to be not exchanged.
Thomss's corps fought Breckin-
ridges forces, while Sherman is still
pushing Cheatham and Wyndham's
divisions, as l am informed by prison
ers.
Our loss is estimated at 1000 10
l,50O, mostly slight wounds. The
enemy fought Sherman obsiinately.-
Three Colonels and one Major are
among the prisoners.
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Notice

rs hereby given, that an application will
i be made to the Governor OF the State of
Ohio, on the 2ist day OF December. Al. ID.
1853, or as soon thefeaftet as the same can bs
heard, for the pardon of Torrenee Bulhr.n.
who was convicted and seDteneed to the pspi.
teutiary for the term Of ten years. at he Ne
vember term A. D. 1855, Of the Coort of
Common Pleas Of Gallia county. os charge
Of passing eohntetfeit money.
Nov. 20, 1868.
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ATTENTION, PRlEsDS UR THl
SO DER!
UNION SUPPERnl

THE Ladies of Gallipohs, de.irous of doing
4 everything in their power to aid the cause
of Liberty, intend giving SUPPER at the
Masonic Hall, in Messrs. Henking's building,
lower end OF Public Square, on Wednesday
and Thursday nights, December 9th and 10th,
for the benefit Of sick and wounded soldiers
and their families.
Admission and supper, so cents. Oysters
and coffee, extra.
Tickets 20 be had after Friday, December
4th, at Messrs. G. d A. Henkings, Z. Dele
tombe's, Express Office, and at the door.
Dec. 3, 1868.
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MARRIED,

> On the 22d day of Novem Der, 1863, at the
residence of Jacob N. Baker, in Harrison
township. by William C. Irion, ESQ, Mr..
JOHN c. KLINE, to Miss LYDIA ANN MCCLAIS,
late Of Illinois.
On Thursday, November 26, 1863, by r.
Warth, Esq, at the National Hotel Gallipolis,
Ohio, Mr. j. WHTTTNGToN and Miss MARY j.
KNUoKLEs, both of Mason CO., Va.
In Gallipolis, Nov. IL. 1868. by Rev. J. F.
Williams, Mr.. ANDREW j. Ross and Miss
MATILDA PARNLY.
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NOlIce,

NOlIce.
EDWARD J. MORGAN. of scioto county,
IL Ohio, Barbara E. Morgan, of Hamilton
county, Ohio, and Thoma. Morgan, of Gallia
county, Ohio, and Elizabeth Phillips. inter
married with David Phillips, of Gallia county,
Ohio, will take notice that petition was
hled against them on the second dav Of No
vember, A. D. 1863. IN the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia,
IN the State of Ohio, by Margaret T. Evans,
and her husband, David o. Evans, of Gallia
county, and is now pending, wherein the said
petitioners demand partition Of the following
real estate, tU-wit: The south half Of the
south. west Quarter Of section No. 9, township
No: 8, Of Range No. l6, in Gallia county,
Ohio. Except about five acres of Of the east
end thereof sold and conveyed by the Ad-
ministrator of Thomas J. Morgan, to Thomas
j. Owens, for particular description Of
which exception, reference is made to said
deed. At the next term of said Court, the
said petitioners will apply for an order that
partition be made of said premises.
MARGARET T. EVANS,
DAVID o. EVANS.
By s. A. NASH, their Atty.
Nov. 5, l663.-6w.