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J. Association. y
Election, Monday, March %, 1853.
ONION TICKET.
FOR PRESIDENT
b. f. JACOBS,
OF Bellamy, Jacobs Co.
FIRST VICE PRESIDENT.
n. a. HuRLBUT,
OF II. Reed 4 Co,
sEcoSD,v1cE PRESIDENT.
j. G.. COSEA AID,
Banker.
CORRESPONDING sECRsTART.
H. D. PEN FIELD,
Illinois Central Raliroad.
RECORDING SECRETARY,
e. w. HA-NVLEx-
TREASURER,
s. A. EKEAN,
OF Preston. will~sa i Kean.
MANAGERS.
II. v. F-ARWELL,
OF Cooley. FarWel s Co.
Fl. w. KING,
OF Barrett EtuS s Co.
F. A. EMORY.
OF Lyerrcol steamship Co.
w. Fl. BRADLEY,
Clerk L, S Court,
T. w. DEAN.
:sC.s:k street.
nah1e b25s st
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Nem H1uert1scn.tnts.
VOUNG MEMS christian
Il ASSOCIATION.
Election, Monday, 1arth 23, 1868.

REGULAR THEET
FOR PREsmHT-P. l. GSDEEK0OD. OF Under
wood Co.
FIRST VICE Paxs1pkS1-H. !. HuEIBCT. j. H.
Reed Co.
sxcoxp VICE PREnDEsT-A. l. SEWFLL. OF Dun-
1or. SeweN Spa1dlng.
CoKREsPoSnIxo sKCKKvAET-H- D.. PESEfRLD,
Land Department Illinois Central T. R.
RECORDING SEcEETABr-J.M H. CHAPMAN. 81 Lake.
Street.
,TR3AsCRKR1L. GAGE. Cashier Merchants sav-
Co.: II y HING of Basrrtt. King 4 Co.; H. r.
HEsDALE; ~; l. GILLEITE. OF \. L. Kent Il
.uhl9 bS316s
VoUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
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BJ order OF the Secretary Of War.
L. THOMAS, AdIutant General
or TEE DUTIES OF PROVOST MARSHAL.
from the Couscrfption Act-1

OF TEE DUTIES OF PROVOST MARSHAL.
tFrom the conscription Act.l
Sec. 8. Ind Be il further enacted, That for
each Of said districts there shall be appointed By
pay and cmoluments Of Captain OF cavalry, or an
officer Of said rank shall be detailed by the Preei-
DENT who shall be under the direction and subject
to the orders Q: d Provost Marshal General. ap-
States. whoee office ehall be at the seat OF Gov
e1nmect forming separate bureau OF the War
department. anu whose rank, Pay, and eu1olu-
SEC. 6. And Be II .jnrfAer enacted. That 1t shall
be the duty Of the Provost Marshal General, with
tile approval Of the Secretary Of War, to mike
rules and regulations for the government Of his
subortinatte; to in.pieh them With the names and
Of the land forces In the service of the United
States, including the militia, when reported to
him By the commanding officers; to communicate
to then, all orders Of tho President in reference to
calling out the national forces; to furnish proper
blankn and Instructions for enrolling and drafting;
to file ind preserve copies OF all enrolment lists ;
10 require stated reports OF I'LL proceedings the
part Of his eubordinates; to audit all accounts
connected with the service under his direction ):
and to perform euch other duties the President
may prescribe IN carrying out the provisions OF
this act.
SEC. !. Ind be itfurtAer enacted, That it ehall
be the duty Of the Provost Marshala to arrest all
descrtere. whether regulars. volunteers, militia.
men. pcteons chilled into the service under this
f. jo'n, and to srnd thsn, to the ,carcst military
commander or military poet to detect. seize, and
eonane spies Of the enemy, who sfall, without un
reasonable delay, be delivered to the custody q
ther may be arrested to be tried as soon as the c1
isenclcs Of the scrlce will permit: TO obey all law
full orders and regulations Of the Provost Marsha
General. and such a. may be prescribed By law
concerning tile enrolment and calling into service
OF the national forces.
rSnecia1 Dienatch to the Chicaro Trihune.1
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ALL AIASONS AND. BRICK
n LAYERS arc respectfully invited to attend the
meeting on Saturday March list at ~ O'Clock. At lie
West 3iarle, Hail. to agree on come mode OF properly
pccted. fy order ufshe German Ma;ons. SnclefE
mhl9 b3l3St THE COMMITTEE.
, 1863-03-19
VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY

" ALU ABLE Cll PROPERTY
FOR SALE,
Several Stores on Lake nn! Randolph streets,
House and Lot OIL North Clark street.
House and Lot on Wlsin.ton street,
House and Lot On Wabash avenue.
Ionse and Lot On Ohio street. neaE Wolcott street.
20 By 2D0 feet West Madison strict.
20n 13 feet on State etFcet near Harrison street;
Also tine farm In IroquoIs County. containing :63
OF the best land $50 wood land At the 1o~ f1c:
Of SIS per acre Can ht exchanged for clty pruneriy.
Amply at the Real Estate OiRce of j. r. OLlSGEls 43
South Clark street, Rooms. nlh13-bsEStnet
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k/11 LIN 1hA0AAA 3AA Il LAW
l. GA1N-The Patent Right Of va1usb1e Farming
Tool n Ill Ec disposed easy terts tor cash or other
property. It can be made By any meehanic, and will
save coat In single day u~e EVerE farmer wanxs
ore Address patent RI0HT Post UHcc l'oX 2i6i.
OF cali at 1875 Dearborn street. Room 49, Saturday OF
this week for particulars. Hh19 h;59lt
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TOURNEYMEN HORSE
- SHnEEs' SOCIETY-A. = n ectin. nf the Jour
Hall March l7th tlle ,neu,bIrs wisn to notify tAer
employer that they viii strike for higher wage. on
wi, Via roo x a. w Kelly Srcretnry
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TAX SALE NOTICE.-To all
Il whom 1t NAY eance:n: Taza notice. thss @ It - :
the TsessErer and exoMclo G9eeteE oft.s Ggunsy St
Cook aud State Of Illinois, held It the Court House E
slid county, o. III a!lh dsy Of June, A. p tSi tae
following real ceate stu.te n s Sis7 7t %
onain9s ead g. aay2 sltns.sa "a eests
Iv and unpa,d taeyso t9r tne ysaz A. II ,f;:eTat
ses;sned The cer hcnts Il purchase q which IN
EoW thr legal holle. aheSeof to Wit L.: seyIa
Flock el1ty two {Ga tn tho Chr Al Ff!'steee
1Sn shs e tn1s sse@ o Eas
teen 90 ea.t Of the third f11aclssi Nes1o'aa'
Aso tic portion 2iana in ~ sssa.et
LaSc Vlew. IN the Cunnr AMI s5afo o. sH ane 1y fo
tie stsie I'D County Taxea md cosss a araaseS 81
trerron fof fhe yrAr H. o. la and Mas raeien
sd George BcyJsn .se a:fJs sfsn ~, az shs io.
salhoe7 tas1eo e w: Ta9 aFisr y sessoa twenty
east @ Il ~ - 1.hi rtY j nar1a ct kanko sn. n
f1 esst VI tAtt PLt1csSS 81 an &c fTeat1iouStl
ti{1e cf redemption VII e3P4""A
day cf June. j. D. 1s~' CHARLES DcNEEAT.,
I Chlea92, March u. IN. 49, a'@As "<'s'~
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CAMP OF 56TH o. vi.
REAR OF vIcKssuRe, June ist, '63.


MR. HARPER-SIR:-Through the
columns of your excellent little paper,
we wish to inform our friends 10 Gallia
that "the old Fifty-srxth" still exists,
though il cannot muster more than s9O
effective men. But what Is left Of It is
as brave a little band as ever faced a
foe. At the battle of Msgnolis or
Tbompson's Hill, its conduct could not
be surpassed for coolness and bravery.
1t was in the fight all day, and was
6rst to the guns captured in the morn
ing. At Bakers Creek, 1t maintained
its ground and fought heroically. until
pressed by moro than three times its
number. and literally cut to pieces,
they were ordered to fall back; when
re.enforced BY Quinby. they again ad-
vanced, and helped to drive the enemy
back. For GOODNESS and bravery, the
conduct of its gallant Colonel can
scarcely be equaled. No braver man
ever wore an eagle, and too much praise
cannot be awarded him. The 56th did
no better than others Of the 12th Di-
vision. All did their duty and did it
well. No man ever commanded bet.
ter Division than Gen. Hovey, who
richly deserves another star. After
the battle at Champion Hills or Bakers
Greek. our Brigade was left as a rear
guard at Big Black bridge, where we
remained two or three days, when We
wers relieved snd ordered to the front,
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Administrators A Sale of
Real Estate.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the
i Probate Court Of Gallia county; Ohio.
will offer for sale at public auction on the 2Ith
day of June, A. D. 1863, at one o'clock 2. NJ.
at the door of the Court House, in said Galla
county, the following described real estate;
situate III said Gallia county and State OF
Ohio, to-wit: Part of Lot No eigbty-tivo, (S5. }
in the incorporated Village OF Gallipolis, in
said county, and bounded and desetibed as
follows: Beginning at a point in the ffOnt
line Of said Lot on Second street, twenty feet
in a northeasterly direction, and above the
hnst soH,hCrly or lower corner Of said Lot;
running thence up said Second street thirty
six feet, 1867; thence back Albright angles with
said Second street 10 the back or northwest
line Of said Lot; thence down said line thirty
six feet; thence at right angles with said last
mentioned line TO The place Of beginning, Sc
that said premises shall have front Of thirty
six 1866 feet on Second street, and running
back the same width TO the back line Of said
Lot. Said property was appraised at the sum
of $1,000.
TERMS OF SAIE;-0ne, third cash, one-third
in nihe. and one-third in eighteen months
from the day Of sale, with interest, to be Sc
cured by mortgage on the premises.
SAMUEL JOLLY,
Admir- of Peter End, deceased.
Nav 26, lS63-4w.
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Az ESCAPE FROM Dr1rE.-Last Sc

Az ESCAPE FROM DIxrE.-Lsst Sep.
tember, Mr.. ]. W. Alley, q stslwsrl
young patriot of Giles county, Tenn,
left that county for Nashville. knowing.
that, after the retreat OF General Buell.,
he wonld no longer be safe at home
On the 9Th Of last month. happening to
be out on business upon the Franklin
road about four or FIVE miles from
Nashville he was captured by a small
band Of guerillss and taken to Colum-
bia. At that place he was kept in
prison seventeen days. buying his
meals and paying dollar apiece for
them. At the end of that time the
Seventeenth Mississippi started with
him for Columbus in their own State.
On the way few Of the soldiers. say
nine or ten, determined to leave their
regiment without permission in order to
visit their homes, and spoke Of the
matter in his presence. He asked TO
be allowed TO go with them, saying
he had relatives near where they lived.
They bad no objection, and all took
their opportunity and started of
together. Pretty soon afterwards he
took his particular opportunity and de-
serted the deserters. First he struck
for Corinth, which was the most acces.
sible point within the Federal liDes.-
Thence he went to Memphis. took a
boat. and arrived here yesterday on his
way back TO Nashville with pr city
stout resolution in his bosom not to fall
into the hands Of the guerillas again
Lou. Jour.
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where we have been eight days. One
half this time. We have been under
fire. We are losing bat few men, a.
we arsdoiug nothing bat shsrpshOot.--
We are lying directly under the guns
of the enemy, and 50 close that il is
impossible for bim to work them. He
has no alternative but an unconditional
surrender, shd ere you receive this i'll.
written letter. we think Vicksburg will
be ours. Very respectfully,
II. H. s.
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Shsrif's Sale.
TX<stats n 0io, oallia CSaats. s..

T7<Ststs ef Ohio, Gaiiia County. s..
DURsBANT "a the command Of an ords
Il : Of sale, issued by the Court Of Commos
Pleaa. within and for the county Of Gsllis
and Sste of Ohio, and TO me directed. I WI
offer at public sale, Ct the door Of the Ocui
House, 10 the town Of Gallipolis, in sid
county ofGallia, on ,he 25th day Of July, A.
D. 1863, atthe hour Il one o'clock P. II. ol
said day, the following real estate. situate. ~
ing and being in the Village Of Gailipolis, in
the sAid eopntyof Gsla, and State of Ohio.
as follows. to-vis-
lst.-Village Lot in the Village Of GaIli-
polls, numbered % tie recorded plat Of sad
Village, one hundred md thirty three, 49, }
with the appurten,nes thereon Appraised
at The sum Of four thousand and five hun
dred dollars, (s4,50el
2d.-Also, a part q Lots in said Village.
numbered one hundred and sess1teen. (l17,) J
and one hundred and eighteen. Clls.) being
subdivision number 6w (5,) IN the Gsllia
Academy plan Of Lots, with the appurtenances
thereon, known as th. Reigner stand. and
fronting on Second stsee tventy-nine feet,
(29.) Appraised at the sun of four thousand
dollars. (s4,0OO) -
3d.-Also Village Lot in aid Village, num-
bered two hundred and el,ven, (2li.) with
the aRpurtenances. Appraised at the sum Of
4th.-Also the South west or lower half Of
Village Lot in said Village. Numbered one
hundred and forty-four, Q44,) with the sp-
purtenanees. Appraised at he sum Of four
hundred dollars. $4,000
Village Lot in said Village. Numbered opS
|.nra ro1 h
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in the Coniederats States, after re-
serving for bis own use ffsy bushels OF
sweet potatoes, and ifty bushels oi
Irish potatoes. one hundred bushels Of
the corn, or fifty bushels of the wheat
produced in the present year. shall pay
and deliver to the Confederate Gov
eminent, of the products of the pres
ent year, one-tenth of the wheat, corn.
oats. rye, buckwbeat. or rice, sweet and
Irish potatoes, and Of the cured hay
and fodder; also. one tenth OF the
sugar, molssses made Of cane, cotton.
wool, aud tobacco; the cotton ginned
sud picked in some secure manner. and
tobacco shipped and packed in boxes;
to be delivered by him on or before
the 6rst day Of March in the next year.
Each farper or planter, after reserving
twenty bdshels Of peas or beans, but
not more than twenty bushels OF both,
for his own use, shall deliver TO the
Confederate Government, for its use,
one.senth of the peas. beans, and
ground peas produced and gathered by
him during the present year.
II this does not CLEAN the tbreshing.
floors of the Confederacy IS clearly as
all the Ruths could CLEAN the fields of
innumerable tribes of Bosz, we do not
see bow any other device could be
adopted more likely to effect it. 1t
therefore appears that loyalty is a
great economy in the case Of taxation,
and that it is better by far to live un-
der the old government, struggling as
it Is In the life and death grspple. than
to make an exchange such as thousands
of our deluded fellow-citizens have
been willing to do by throwing them
selves into the crushing embraces Of
the Confederate despotism.
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H0VER'S
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
OYER NJ P. FBENER's STORE,
Public Square, GaliipoIis,
OHIO.

My patrons and friends, give an ear to my
call.
Pleasant! titty, agreeable. stout, thin. short or
tall,
All eyes and sexes, young or old, rich or poor.
For I'm pleased as you know, when you enter
my door;
To gain your attention, have written in
verse,
Which perhaps you will think neither Witty
nor terse;
But on this occasion, as wish you TO know it:
have timidiS ventured my strength as poet;
Not in measure "Byronic" but more "Hudi-
Elastic"
Which il short Of 'feet" viii stretch like
gum 'lastie.
Should the want Of a word NAL the verse to
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
end light
Now after this prelude. your attention to.win,
now make my best bow to you all, and begin.
Give call at my room, and while there take
q seat,
Over N. p. Fenner's store on Second street,
Six doors from the eorner-up two flights Of
stairs,
There I'll welcome you all, without "Ratting
on aiFs"
Take 4 walk through the streets, ami he 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;
I can catch the resemblance Of the Sweet
little dears'
From the babe of six months, to the child of
ten years,
Just as natural as Iife,' with each infAntine
Neither dress. limb or feature, the least out of
place.
Now, TO you. lovely woman, mans first and
best friend,
Ny pictures Of YoU, at once recommend,
If not good, I'd not praise them, for lucre OF
pelf
But each likeness will speak "trum,pet
tsngued" for itself;
Those not QUITE SO good looking, inpDve is
they will,
And the handsome-I make them look Hand
somer still;
And "last though not least" to tde gentle
men all,
IT you want a bold picture. why give me a
Not likeness which yOa sEselpssssr may
But picture full of artistic beauty, and
grace;
Take a look at my Pistares, and I think you
Utility, beauty, and aeatness eombiaed,
Superior 10 many, IS1IKIoA TO none,
have some very cheap, and some A number
one;
All tastes can be ssited. but the simple and
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Attachment Notice.

Henry q. Neal, and William q. Mccormick,
former partners, under name Of Neal sad
Mccormick, plaintiffs; against Elijah
Rook. and ;. Walker, surviving partners of
the firm, formerly doing business in the
State Of Virginia, defendents Before j.
G. Damrou. J. P. of GAllipolis township,
esllia county, o.
ON the Sd day Of June, A. d. 1853. said
" Justice issued an order of attachment
in the above action. for the sum of forty-tvo
dollars and eighty-one cents, (s42 sl-l00,)
with interest thereon from the 18th day Of
July, A. D. 1855.
NEAL & MCCORMICK.
Galhpolis, June IL, 1863. .-r
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- ~A And 30 Charlie Kirk has been
caught near Midway and taken to Lex
ington to be tried as spy. We guess
Charlie might as well be let loose
We don't believe he has ever been in
the rebel service except as writer to
order. and be would have written just
as soon for the Federals il they had
bespoken him. We are sure that
nobody could ever spy anything OF the
spy 10 him. He wouldn't have been
andacious enough to risk himself as a
spy where everybody knew him. or
foolish enough 10 go as a spy where
there was nothing to spy.
We presume Charlie came to Ken :
tucky because he was sick Of Dixie
and wanted little decent whiskey.-
Pray release him, Messrs. Authorities,
give him a three-6nger drink, slip a
bottle in bis pocket at our expense, and
tell him to behave himself in the fu.
ture.
1t wonld be a shame to hang
Charlie Kirk. But. Charley. Il they
do moose you. bear yourself in man:
het worthy Of the editorial profession
to which you have so long been dis
tinguisbed ornament. Show yourself
equal to the exalted part you will have
to enact. You sfe now q mere crea.
ture of the earth like the rest Of us
Editors. but then you will be some
thing between earth and heaven; and,
if able TO talk whilst s%ayihg grace
fully in the gale. you can exclaim
proudly with Sejanus-
The ground can hold me not. tits air tread
Louisville Journal.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY

TNHE undersigned having purchased the
i interest Of Messrs. Calohan 4 Graham In
the Buckeye Foundry, begs leave II inform
his old friends and the public, that the busi-
ness will be carried on at the old stand on
Third street, below Aleshire 4 WaddelPs
Mlll, where
CASTINGS
Of every description. such as Plows. Points,
Stoves, and Hollow " are, can be found at
wholesale and retail.
Machinery castings made to order on the
shortest notice.
/ would call particular attention to my
CANE MILLS and PANS for boiling juice,
which are pronounced the best in use.
Old castings taken in exchange for new
ones.
...- THOMAS HILL.
. May %, ls63.-tf
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Forage wanted.

A,nss otA.r1s1..rra's os,iur.,
Ar, 1PoIIs. o.. June 8. 1863. s
OES GA1posals are invited until june
.O6ED pr5, for furnishing the Quarter.
18th, department Of the Army Of the
DSa D@9 with the following, viz.
H. kuiadred (l500l tons Of baled hay.
It must 0et of good sound msrehantable
Timothy Hays and Of good quality. 1t must
be deliYered At GalliPolis, Ohio. One-hali
within thirty days, and one-half within sixty
days from date Of award.
Proposals for one hundred tons OF Hay and
upwards, will be considered. Propositions
must state the quantity offered, and the place
Of residence Of the bidder. and must be ac-
companied by guarantee of at least two re
sponsible persons, that the vender will fulfill
bis contract if awarded to him. Awards will
be made at - o'clock at noon Of June 18th,
1863. Successful bidders will be notified as
soon after the award Is made, as possible -
Written contracts will in ell cases be entered
into. and contractors will be required to give
bonds for the faithful performance Of the con-
tracts. Proposals should be endorsed "Pro-
posals for Forage" and be addressed to the
undersigned at Gallipolis. o. The right 10
reject any portion or all bids, Is reserved. No
bid will be noticed when bidders fail to COM
ply with the foregoing requirements.
@. J. STEALEY,
June IL, 1863. Capt. 4 A. Q. N:
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~A friend who has paid a pretty
large excise tax running to next Sep
tember has been applied to for some
additional legal contribution to the ma
tons war expense. This seems at
first glance pretty hard case, but we
are proud to know that he met il in the
spirit of a patriot. II may be some
consolation for him to know that the
Confederate tax bill is much more
onerous than any which our Congress
has imposed. The rebel act levies a
tax of eight per cent on the "value of
all naval stores, salt, wines. spirituous
liquors, tobacco manufactured or un-
manufactured, cotton, wool, -four,
sugar, molasses, sirups, rice, and other
agricultural productions" Bankers
are taxed $500; suctioneers $50, and
Fl per cent on the gross amount oil
their sales; wholesale liquor dealers
are taxed $500 and per cent of their
gross sales; retail liquor dealers pay
500 and 10 per cent of gross sales
distillers pay $500 and go per cent oI
gross sales; hotels and eatinghouses
pay according to the yearly rental oi
the property from $500 year down to
$50; theatres pay, $500 and pei
cent of gross receipts; tObacconists pay
$50 and per cent Of gross sales; bill
lard rooms pay $40 for each table;
butchers and bakers pay $50 and one
Der cent of gross sales; peddlers pay
$50 and 94 per cent of sales; photo
qrapbers. lawyers, spothecsries, doc
tors, and confectioners pay $50 each
with a tax on all but lawyers and
doctors OF 21 per cent of sales. In
comes are taxed as follows: over $500
and under 1900 and less than 80,
600 a year, 5 per cent on the frs
81. 800 and 10 per cent on the rest
over IS. 600 and less than $4,000, II
per cent; over $4,000 and less thar
$4,000, 194 per cent; over $4,000
* per cent. Onerous as are these
items. they are nothing to the tai
which agriculture in all its branches
Iabors under. The following is the
section which infiicts such intolerabls
wrong upon all the interests Of hus'
bandry:
SEQ. II. Eseh farmer and planter
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To Whom It May Concern

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Trustees
~ Of Gallipolis township have received the
Enrolment List Of persons liable to perform
military duty in said township. and said Trus-
tees will and determine claims for exemp-
tion from military duty. within twenty days
next ensuing. at their office, in the Mayors
rooms, near the corner of Second and Locust
streets, in the town Of Gsllipolis
Any person claiming exemption, shall. be-
fore he is excused from said military duty.
perform military duty. and also his own aft
davit TO the same effect
By order Of the Board.
r. BLACK, TIP Ci'k
Gallipolis township. Mat 2s. 1869.
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Military Claims.

r WISH to purchase $4,000 of Quarter.
l. masters Vouchers. for which l will pay
the highest price offered.
Claims for pensions, bounty, or arrears Of
pay, due to widows or heirs of deceased
soldiers, who belonged to- any regiment Of
Ohio Volunteers, collected FRtE OF CHARGE %
The APPLICANTS.
Allother military claims promptly attended
to, without charge, unless successfully PROSE
cuted r. L. STEWART.
June 4, 1853.
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Who Wants a Farm, or
Land TO Make One2

THE undersigned offers for sale the follow
L ing valuable farri ing land. with the i'm
provements thereon, either in lots Of 40 acres
or the whole tract, containing 300 73-l00 acres,
more or less, as may suit the purchaser; the
same being situated in Perry county. Indiana,
few miles from Rome on tee Ohio river
The above can be had upon reasonable terms,
and should it not suit the purchaser, other
lands in the vicinity, or lots IN the town Of
Rome, may be had. -.
PRoF. B. MELCHIOR.
J. Apply to Rev. JOHN RowE. and JosTPH
HUNT. Esq, Agents, Gallipolis, o.
Reference: Hon. JoHN G. SHOEMAKER, Rome
Perry County, Indiana. .......
June IL, 1863.