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Sherif's Sale.
Tie Stat. of Ohio, eallia County, ss.

Tie State Of Ohio, Gallia County. IS
NOTICE Is hereby given that [ will offer
IN at public auction, at the door of the Court
House, in the Village Of G&llipohs, in said
county Of Gallia, and State of Ohio, on the
3cth 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 said
county Of Gallia, and State of Ohio. to.wit:-
Village Lot numbered on the recorded Plat Of
said Village, four hundred and seventeen,
(4l7.l Appraised at the sum of two hundred
and fifty dollars, (S2S000.)
Also. Village Lot number four hundred
and eighteen, (4is.) in said Village Of CALI
polls. Appraised at the sum Of ore 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
Naret, and said order to me directed, as
Sheriff Of said county of Gallis.
Given under my hand this 23d day Of
April, A. d. 1884 so.
JAMES CAMPBELL, 8. G. z.
By 8. B. RATHBuRS, Deputy.
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DIED.,

OF smallpox, near Washington, Nd. on
the lst Of February, 1863, Mr.. JAMES OVERALL,
member of Capt. Eye's Company, Seth Regi-
ment, o. vi
1t is & painful duty to record the memory
fof the dead, but however painful it may be,
we cannot refrain from addressing few lines
in remem brance Of our friend James Overall,
knowing that we ahall never more see that
familiar face lit up with q welcome smile,
never hear that voice resoundIng in the halls
of home, never more see the light of those
eyes beaming with health and happiness
But there's blest assurance that in heaven
he awaitest his friends of earth. Then,
friends, let this bright hope lead thee on to that
heavenly mansion where there1l be no more
parting, where no sickness nor sorrow can
ever come. 1t has not been long since we saw
him in all the bright aspirations of manhood; /;
but, alas! how very soon was he snatched
away-now wrapped in the cold embrace of
death. No more work for thee to do, no more
weary marches for thee TO perform, but left
alone in thy silent and peaceful slumbef-
But in the resurrection morn, thou wilt rise
in immortal vigor to hail loved friends now
left behind. Then rest in peace, deaf friend,
and may the Lord be merciful to thy bereaved
companion. and enable her 10 look forward to
a sweet reunion beyong the tomb, where
sorrow and death enter not, and parting is
not known. She has lost an affectionate hus-
band whom she hoped to be the staff Of her
declining years. We know that thy loss can
not be replaced on earth, and that thoughts of
thee will bring the tears Of grief and sorrow to
her eyes, but may she find consolation, re-
membering that the "Lord eiveth, and the
Lord taketh away" May she be willing to
say, BLESSED be the name of the Lord"
ANNIE NJ. WISE.
April IL, 1853, IkA, son Of Rowland and
Eveline Soles, aged four years, and five
months.
Novembes 2, 1852, jolly P. son of Alsy q.
and Lucy Watkins, aged 2 years, and ten
days.
Johnny was the subject OF much afliction,
and bore his sufferings remarkably well for
one of his age. But he has gone to that
bright heaven where pain and death can
never enter. s. r. d.
At his residence in Gallipolis. on Friday
morning last, after a lingering illness, Mr..
ALExASDER GREENwooD, aged about Sc years.
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NansennOnd

CWEET potato plants, and other leading
y varieties for sale during May and June, at
80 cents per 100 plants, $3.50 per 1000. Also
a prize lot of Dahlias, so varieties, at 25 cents
each, 81 per dozen, assorted varieties. A
choice lot Of Roses, 100 varieties in pots. from
80 to IS cents each, 50 per dozen. A large
stock Of Fuchsias IN pots from 25 to 35 cents
each, 50 per dozen. Geraniums. Heliotropes,
Verbenas. Caleiolarias. Hydrangear, Pansies,
Gla6iolus, and great many other plants too
numerous to mention. All orders left at
Messrs. l. R. Calohsn and Grsham's Hardware
store in Gallipolis. or Gsllipolis Post-ofice,
Gallia county, o.. will meet with prompt at
tention, and filled to order.
r. S.-Send your orders early. Also.
descriptive catalogues Of the Gallipolis Nur-
serY, furnished to applicants gratis.
Q; N. PALMER, Nurseryman.
May II, 1863.
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To the Commissioners Of
GaIIia county, in the
State OF OhiOt

TINE undersigned respectfully represent
l. to your favorable consideration, that the
location and establishing a county road ID said
county, making the points hereinafter stated,
would be Of great pubiic utility as well as
convenience. to the neighborhood in which
said road is proposed to be established. to-wit;
Beginning in the Jackson and Indian Guyan-
dotte road at point north Of the sub-sehool
district house, on Charles Meals farm, in
Walnut township; thence a westerly course,
and 50 far on the line between the lands of
Jacob Webster and George Bird as q good
road can be made; thence the nearest and best
way through the lands Of Jacob WOolum and
James Beatty 10 the Lawrence county line.
We further represent that We are free
holders of said county, and reside in the vi
cinity where saId road is proposed TO be laid
out. T .H PETITIONERS.
April 30. 1861 .l--.sfl .rrr-;
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EThere was trial OF the Union Re
peating Gun on the river, st the mouth
Of the canal, last evening. under direc-
ton Of Captain c. D. G Williams
This is manufacture Of the American
Arms Company. Of New York. and is
capable Of throwing one hundred shots
in a minute. We have often read &C.
counts Of its efficiency. but We were
greatly sstonishpd st it's accuracy OF
aim and the simplicity Of ifs construc-
ton. The target, some thousand yards
of. appeared q mere speck. but the
plungihg Of the bullets in the water all
GROUND i showed the precision with
which they were directed In conpe.
tent hands. this arm, it appears to us.
would be Of the most destructive
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NNIsTERIAL Assoclkrlos.-The members O
the Gallipolis D7ftriet Ministerial Association
will meet In J6tksch, Ohio, Nay 10, 1858. q
o'clock P. II. The following is the pro
grAmme:
/. The opening sermon TO BE preached b5
Rev. Z. V. Bing. Alternate Rev W. card
ner.
2. Essay. The distinction between the
mental and moral elements of mind. A. n.
Alexander.
8. Essay. Family prayer. J. T. Miller.
4. Ia the Greek language necessary to q
knowledge Of the Bible. s. Rankin.
5. Fssav. Review of Blait,s Rhetoric
University edition. @. W. IsG;ninger.
s. Essay. The deluge considered in the
light of Scripture snd Science E.V. Bing.
Z. Essay. In what sense are the scriptures
inspired7 J. @. Gibson.
8. Essay. Iseonseienee faculty Of mindf
W. ?. Grantham.
3. Sermon. james. 4th and i7thv. J.R.
Prose. "a ~ A
10. Essay. Importance of mental i'm
provement. ]. B. Cartlich.
IL. Essay. Patriarchal and Jewish ser
vitude. j. Hathaway. 80
IL. Essay. The nature Of the body
Is. Essay. WIN Iailn anu noi,e oonsinee
in exercise in q future state. }. VI. Wake
field.
IL. The doctrine of the intermediate state.
". Gardner.
Is. Sermon. Rom, 18th and 9Th '. T.
L. Floyd.
Is. Sermon. Prov, 18th and 18th Y. D.
b. Cherrington.
II. Essay. The nature Of moral virtue
J. T. Die kson.
IL. Exposition. Eph. LIST and 5th V. J..
q. Hopkins.
49, Essay. Is the Bible alone sufficient
rule Of faith and practice. W. q. Gibbons:
20. Sermon. Rom, 5th and lst. J. VI.
Steel.
81. Essay. The immateriality of the soul.
w. D. Sanford.
%. Essay. The duty Of the pulpit in
regard to politics. @. B. Lewis.
]. T. MILLER, Sec'Y.
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Internal Revenue,
Eleventh District Of Ohio,

CoLLEcroR's OFFICE. at the store Of 8. 2. Neal,(
GALLIPoLIs, 30th April, 1853
A s required by section IS of "An act to
n 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 date. 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. II. NEAL, Deputy.
April 80, 1863. n
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Sherif's Sale.
~. Stat. Of okio, Gallia o1antt, q.

The Stats Of Ohio, Gallia oOants, 50.
DURSUANT to the command of an order
i 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
bfFer at public sale, at the door of the Court
House. in the town Of Galhpolis, in said
county Of Gallis, on the 3oth day Of May, A.
d. 1863, at the hour Of one o'clock P. NJ. Of
said day, the following real estate, to-wit;--
The north half Of the northeast quarter of
section number six, (6,) in township number
five, (5,) Of range number sixteen, (i6,) in the
county Of Gallia and State Of Ohio, containing z
eighty acres and seventy-f0ur hundredths OF
an acre, (90.74-l00.) be the same more or
less. Appraised At the sum of enc thousand
and three hundred dollars, Il ,300,l with the
To be sold as the property Of Peter Ray
mond, ct. al. at the suit Of John Wilt.
+ Given under my hand this 23d day Of April,
A. D. 1863 3 90.
JAMES CAMPBELL. s. @. O.
,r BY ANDREW CANPsELk, DeputY.
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Notice.

r viii offer at public sale, at the late resi-
l. dence Of Henry Wise, deceased, in Clay
township, Gsllia county. O., on the 23d day
of Nav, ls63, ct 10 O'Clock A. n, the follow
ing property. to-vit: Six head Of horses, S
milch eows,6 bead Of young cattle, 30 head
of sheep, lot Of hogs. threshing machines.
two-horse wagon, buggy and harness, l6
acres Of growing vhest, and many other ar
ticles too numerous TO mention. TER,B;-An
sums over three dollars, q credit Of nine
months will be given by the purchaser giving
approved security. hALIEDA WISE,
Nsy 7, 1862 Administrstrix
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HEADQUARTERS OHIO MILITIA.
ApysrAxr GEsrRAL's oErIcz'
-. Columbus, o.. Msy 3, %.
arurn.L oRpKRs no 3,

aENRRaL ORDERS no %
10 fhs tbirty.fourth section Of the
act q orgsuixe and discipline the n III
tia Of Ohio, passed April l4th' 1902
IL is provided thst call volunteer com,
n.n;es and batteries now organised and
rr;formed under the laws Of this State,
.hall be taken and considered as organ.
lied under this act. and entitled to all
the privileges" therein conferred. But
to secure these privileges it is impera-
lively required that companies existing
under the former statutes, report in
writing to the Adjutsnt General OF this
State, on or before the s5th instant,
showing
Ist. The date Of organisation and
BY what authority.
end. The actual strength reliable
for service at the dste Of this order.
Sd. A complete roll showing the
rank Of each member, the date Of his
enrolment, and the date Of rank and
post Office address Of each officer.
4th. The arm of the service TO
which the company belongs. how many
members are uniformed in whole or 10
part, and the style and condition Of the
uniform. 50,
9Th. A complete schedule OF all the
arms and public property held oy the
company, or its members, Whtre ana
how kept, and the condition and value
Of the same.
9Th. II the actual strength OF the
company is below the minimum, as an
uounced in General Orders No. 8, cur
rent series from these Headquarters.
then the officer making the return will
state whether additional. members can
be enrolled sufficient to reach the mini
mum standard by the lst day oil June
next.
All companies emitting to make re-
port as herein required will be Imme-
diately consolidated or disbanded.
Newspapers in the towns and cities
where there have been volunteer COM
panies. will render timely and valuable
aid to the public service by an early
publication Of this order.
By order. CHAs. w. HILL
Adiutant General Of Ohio.
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Agricultural Notice.

THE members of the Gallia County Agri-
i cultural Society, Will take notice that an
election for officers of said society. will be
held ct the Court House. in the Recorders
Office of said county, on the 18th day Of May,
A. D. 1863. A full attendance OF. the mem
bers is desirable. By order cf the
PRESIDENT.
JoHS T. EsTsMrSerR, Secretary.
May 7, 1863.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented 70 the
N Commissioners Of Gallia county, at their
June session, 1868. for altering the stAte
road leading from Gallipolis to Msrietta, be-
ginning at the centre Of the said State road
where Henry Shepard's road leaves said
State road, on the lands Of John Ghes; themes
the best route for 3 good road 10 Campaign
Creek, where the Oommia1onefs design
building new bridge, and 70 vacste . part or
all Of the old road lying between those points,
at the discretion Of the visvefs. T.Ib ~.
fu ~ A, PETITIONER.
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JAMES BUcHAKAN.-A Harrisburg
(Pa.) correspondent Of the Pittsburg
Chronicle writes:
A curious incident occurred to me
on nv return from philadelphia yes
terday, TO this place. At DoWnIngton
an aged man. with profuse flaxenly
white whiskers. his long white hair
hanging over his coat collar, entered
the cars. His hat WAS broad rim. and
showed large sized head under it; the
face is beginning to sink from its fabby
roundptss, and the skin is drawing
tightly over The cheek bones; the large
eyes, one of which is slightly drawn
aside, rolled around restlessly and uer-
vously. Alone he entered the cars
with a small portman,eau in hand. No
one greeted him upon bis entrance.
though his uneasiness of manner
showed that he expected at least re-
spect, If not adulation. Not single
salu .ation. either by an offer OF hands
or any other token Of recognition. was
given. The tremulous motion Of hands
and head showed that age was laying
its hands heavily upon him. Seventy
five years were superinducing the de-
bility which precedes paralysis. The
step was feeble and the form bowed.
! sat Tor an hour a silent but at.en-
five observer Of all that was transpiring g
aboat him. Gloomy, absorbed and
silent he sat, as one who felt keenly
that power had departed, and with it
had gone his influence. Many Of the
passengers. and among them the
soldiers on board. peered curious at
him, as they would at wild animal ol
some unknown species in menagerie.
Tie soldiers, after looking at him.
would pass into the forward cars and
curse him deeply and bitterly
Yet with all this dissatisfaction with
his presence. there was no open insult
BY look, gesture or expression in his
presence inflicted upon him. They re-
spected too much the majestic sacred
ness Of the Office he had once filed.
The train at last reached Lancaster
A crowd WAS found surrounding the
cars, RS there always is at that place.
The old man passed out as TREMENDOUSLY
as he entered. No kind smile, nc
greeting, no warm ahake of the hand
no eyes beaming with delight, as thel
are wont to upon one who has born'
the highest honors bis country coult
confer, when those honors have re
manned green and beautiful until homo
is laid down and life departs. ShufiinI
slowly along the platform he only me
one person who noticed him-a poo
aged ianitor OF the side rooms Of tn
depot. Even this meeting was halle
with lively satisfaction. The inter
view lasted one moment, and Jane
Buchansn passed into the main stree
of Lancaster, solitary and sad amid hi
peiqhbors and those who were hi
friends in former years. What a con
mentary upon such -careerl Is it nc
a lust sentence? Viii, not history an
posterity confirm its business? Ho1
borrid it must be 10 undergo such
living death, to lead such q di
entombed existence. Even this worl
contains many OF the premoniIory puI
ishneuts Of the next. think this so
man" Of Whestland is subjected
them.
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Public Sale Of Real Estate.

DURSUANT to an order of sale, granted
l. to me by the Probate Court Of Gallia
county, win offer at public sale on the
premises, on Saturday, the 9Th day OF June.
1863, the property known as the Frost House, ,
situated in the town of Gallipolis, on Lot No.
As. The Hotel building is newly built, large
and commodious, and has large and profit
able custom. Sale to .ake place at 10 o'clock
A. NJ. of said day, precisely. Terms of sale
made known on that day, Immediately
thereafter, on the same and at the same place,
l will sell at public saleall the balance Of the
household and kitchen furniture, and personal
property of every description belonging to
the estate of said Solomon Frost.
/ b. H. BUTLER, Admir-.
May I, 1863. IfIJl4
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MARRIED.,

In vinton, April 3oth, 1868, BY the Rev
R. Breare, Mr. JAMES G. BAXTER, and Miss
L1zzrr G. G. BREARE, daughter Of the oficia.
ting clergyman, and all of Gallia county.
On Thursday, May 7th, 1863. at the resi-
dence of the brides father, in reen township
by the Rev. @. W. Isaminger. Mr.. JANEs
OpELL, to Miss MARY A. MCCAIN, both Of
Gallia couuty,O.
On the llth day of May, 1863. at the resi-
dence Of Jacob Aideruger. in Gallipolis, by
John Williams, Esq., Mr.. CHARLES KuLP,
and Mrs. BAvIr KEsTER, all Of Gallipolis, o.
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BOUNTY MONEY.

THE undersigned gives his exclusive at
i tehtion tothe collection Of Bounty Money,
Back Pay of discharged soldiers. Pensions,
&c. Address him in person or by letter. Of
fee, lower end of Public Square.
Buys discharged soldiers claims.
G. J. MENAGER.
Sept. l6, 1862. Atty at Law.
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Notice.

r WILL offer for sale to the highest bidder.
L on the 4th day of June next, at 2 o'clock
P. NJ, on the premises, forty acres Of land
in Springfield township, Gallia county, Ohio,
and in the south east corner Of section (ll)
eleven; there is about 25 acres of cleared land
on the premises, with q cabin house; said
land to be sold to pay debts against the estatt
of John H. Saxton, deceased.
A. WATTS, Executor of said estate.
May IA, 1863. =.
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Attachment NeIice.

D. 9. Ford, John Dsgss and L. ?. Magnet.
trustees Of Arisl bodge. No is5. / Q. o. r
mlni.trstr;T Of James Campteil, deceased.
and william H. Morshesd, defsndant- Be
fore D. O. DamrOa, J. P. Of GslliPoiis,
IGallis county, Ohio. 2 " gifflsas
ON the 9Th day Of April. A. D. less, ssis
~ Justice issued 50 order Of attschmeEt IN
the above action, for the, sum Of $4,000.
49,. D. s. FORD, a-zz9
't ~ H' JOHN DAGES.1
-Eeioi ef ,hf L. p MAGUET. 2NNp
Trustees of Arial Lodge. No. Is6, I. o. o.F
Gslhpolis, April %, 1868.
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Shsrif,s Sale.
The State Of Ohio. csilis cssats %.

The State Of Ono, GaAig CoHHsg 90
DURSUANT to the command Of ~ order
i of sale, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the eoanty Of Gailis,
and State Of Ohio. and to me directed, will
offer at public SALE at the door Of the Court
House, n the town Of Gslhpolis, IN said
county Of Gallia, OF the 30th day Of MAY.
A. D. 1868, at the hour Of ons O'Clock p. Il.
Of sad day. the following real estate, situate.
lying and being in the IncoRpocatsd viiiaee
Of Gallipolis, in the county Of Gallia and
State Of Ohio. and described q f6Ilovs:-
The northwest half Of Village Lot in the
Village Of Gallipoiis. known and numbered
on the recorded Plat Of said Village, three
hundred and forty, (3+o, and fronting forty-
thres feet and tys inches 20 feet irehes,)
on Pine street;; themes ssnsinr bssk one hun
dred and sevxnty-f -fvs - ssd eight inches,
Q75 feet ibchss,l and bonudsd 81 sanael
Humphrey On the poftA-vcst, ari6 br the
south east sf aid Ect : so, Owned q knn
Cox Appraised z ths spn 81 one kSnared
and ssvsniy.fys dolizrs. tsf75,00.
To be sold a. the prppsrix Of AaA. osz a.
81. at the suit Of Henry W. cilnex - :
Given under my hand this ssa ssy %
April, A. D. I663--4 50, .ss...ss.,..i7 q :
JAMES cAAPbkkf~ q. &C
ns 3. b Earesese, bscntv.
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Administration Notice.

r ETTERS of Administration upon the
IL estate of Henry Wise, deceased, late of
Clay township, have been issued BY the Pro-
bate Court Of Gallia 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, Administrators.
Nav 7, 1868.
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Ske,rFss Sale.
n. Aaa sfosi,, paRia es.nss. =.

INsAas u okie. GaRis sssafb - !
ENofIcE IN hereby given thstl will ofsr
~ tpubiie auction, a he aeorof ne Court
House, In the VILLAGE of oallipolis. In said
county Of ealha. on the 3oth day Of May, A.
D. 1853, q The hour cf one osioek P. n. u
said day, The following real ssssts, situsts, ly-
ing and beng in the county e GalIia, and
Ststs Of Ohio. snd described a. hllovs, To-
Wit: The northeast quarter Of he south east
quarter Of section nunber thirty .skree. f3s.l
n Township number ssven. a. Of Ranrs
number sixteen, (l61 Apprxisse st the snfn
Of two hundred and eighty dollars. ls2so.00 J
Also. the north-vest quarter Of the south
west quarter Of section number thirty-four
(34,) In Township number seven, 10 Of
Range number sixteen, (16.) in the District Of
Congress lands sold af Chiliieothes Ohio
Appraised at the snm Of three hundred and
sixty dollars. (s3e0.pol = .7z.s. ~.
To be sold under an order issued By the
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of said
county Of 0allis, a. the property Of Burllis
@. Bunch, TO satisfy Judgment rendered
against him, in favor Of Luther n. B6man,
and said order to ne directed, as SAsfif II
said county Of Galls.
Given under my hand, this 23d day Of
April. A. D. 1s634 so
JAMES CAMPBELL, 8. @. o.
By 8: B. RArzsrRs, Deputy
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NEW GOODS

THE undersigned would respectfully in
i form their friends and customers, that
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 q 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.
NJ. .EMSHEIMER & BRO.
May I, 1s63.-4w.