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CORPORATION NOTICES.

OFFICE OF THE STREET COMMISSIONERS, NEW
~ York October 23, 1863
TO CONTRACTORS.-Proposals enclosed IN . sealed en-
veope end with the title OF the work. aud with the
of the bidder wued thereon VIII be received ~ this
until n O'Clock A. NJ Tuesday November TO- l66S--
For bnildng engine and tender for OF
Engine q mpany No a.
For building steam FIRE engine and tender for of
Engine Company No H. tN tutf MHIlHt \
For building Gre engnc and tender for OF
Engine Company NJ. ~
For building steam IRE engine and tender for Of
Engine Company No. 81, ... ...... i. E ~
Er building tender for Engine Company M 81.
For building new tender for E,emp. Engine tom pany
For rebuilding steam hre engine for Of Engine Com
'1 New hand engine for use % Enslue cotnp,uy Yo a.
Rebuilding h. Sc carriage for Company No 81
For building carriage FOR Hose Company No. S.
Bank ~ proporala tefsther with the tpcchc
and be obtained at this ONCE Dated Street
Depar vent. New YORK. Octobcr - 1854
CnARLEs O. OORNELL. street CommIssloner 4
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TnE IlrsetAN nAIII

TUSsIAN BALI.-oNE or TWO TICKRrs PROPER
IL y endorsed, for the above ball be obtained b. IN
piyina befo AZ NJ ths dN TO-. ~ Williams conner OF
last Hroafway ard ssirce' Price as each.
1,usgtAN RAIL TIQKETs.-- -THRBE TICKETS FOR
IL sale. Alrs a. WAnNfEs Bookstore. No. Nesey
mus KUssiAN BALL-NkTURkb. FLOwRRs.-A A
cror styr ~ taaststs The Russ an Hail.
can hal NJ ". EITLPArRTCKs 5 florist Twenty nn,h
q 81 and Bro aavay ff...l -iI L..
TtHE SUBSCRIBER BEING UNEXPBCTEDLY
IL cal cd rom ty hs tickets Russian
Bs Thursday evenina ucxt whc b. 20 "a dispose l 10
respectable arties y s WILLIS, lS william street
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NAVAL PRIzE slOHEY.

NAVAL PRIZE MONEY. .--PRIZR MONEY FOR THE
IN following vessels Il being collected and paid AZ The
~ York street BROOKLYN and - Water street CHARLESTON,
Mass Augusta James Afrer Aurora Alabama. Abatroaa
Amanda Bohieo Brar ier~s Brooklyp Bienvile. Bais-
bridge Blunt WIN. Bscoa, Csyicr g. Chambers Conpss
Ncut Iambrdge. Canandalgu Dale De Soto. Ethan Aleu-
fss Gem OF the Sea, orrnseok ffnntsvie Tar
ret Lane, Huron, 1asca. irpquos jamestown keystone
Slae, kanssha, kinghsher. kttstnny, fackawnuna,
Mohewk Merceins Montgomery, Massachusetts N. Vas.
ear, NJ vera "a. New lsludn Northern 1Asht NiararA
Norwich Owssc OctQrnra Ponhontas r. eb1ct Roanete
Savannah San De Cuba etetier Seneca, soncrset so,th
Carolina, scols, KNAPP, Sea am, susquehanna semi.
mole, ~ lawreh,e santee tsin' ustnl SarAmorr 81
" ahash. Water Witch. Wachusett and others 0No"'
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FURNITURE.

49, . y aseaa 49,
A MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT OF HOUSEHOLD
IA Furniture for sale at sacrifice VIZ Rosewood Piano
forte Dining Room SUITS covered In brocatel; Etagcres
Bookcasc Nrrort Centte Tables Brocade and Lace Cur
tains o fanIlks Engravpgs bronxes, stainary Vases
Ohars Silver Ware Gass China Table Cutlery roseN ood
Dressing bureaus, Armore aGlacc. Bedsteads Hair and
Spring Mattresses Couehes &c. In use seven months all
made 10 order or present owner Inquire NJ No. lis West
Tweny-third s.reel, near Sixth svenue. I.aIH.t If
EURNITUBB-oF NEW DESIGNS AND SUPERIOR
II workmanship all of my manufacture which will
sell at wholesale and retail n low for cash. In
the stock will be found Rosewood and Walnut Parlor and
Bedroom Suits OF and beautiful which, good
taste in design, cannot be spassed Call and my
]. ---~.' FREDERICK KRUrINA,
d. Nos 81 aud W East Houston street,
Between the Bowcry aud Second avenue
TTANDsoNE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE FOR SALE
HLt cr,at sacrifice cash. beautiful Parlor Suit.
Gov cred ia rich French satin broca,c made order scven
Ynorths AGO e2Ib; will be sold for & one do for
si0o: octave Psnoore brussels and In
eran Carpets rosewood and mahogany Bedseads, Buesu
Spring and Hair Mattresses lows Blankets Procael And
Lace Curtains Bronze Co,k. Turkish Easy Chair and
West Behth street. between FIFTH and sixth avenues
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DAwYBRoKERs' TICKETS wANrED-AT rs BCw
i cry, up stairs. pay more thsn any one 10 New fora
menis Cloihing DRY ooods SILKS Nc. lot Of overeoss
wsut~d.
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Il MIRROR OF FASHf0N-one dollars worth ot fun
ire Patterns Tae most sirrt nntnter Tie most vaia
10 number issrei Evrrv rfoher, niiner dfes-.
ber Rfady so enberg ~ hhei a. .1s broadway. snd
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Brooklyn City News.
Mr.. William II. Webster, the popuar teller of tho City
Bank Brooklyn has been elected Cashier by the directors
of that establishment. .--...---,.-,-
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

AT TREN0R's PRIVATE DANCING ACADEMIES,
"A No G5 West rh.ry-fourth street. New York, and 90
South Eghth street Brooklyn f. D. Pupils any
time Private classes IN the city and country attended
culnrs
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RAILROADss

III UpsoS RIVER RAILRoADr-TRAiss goR Al
bany Irgy, tbs N0rb and Nest leave Chambers
~ andiQ M AMI 315, bsnd 1873 r. n, sud On san
2. y W, from Thitcth sfrcet rcxrts ler be
Lt9snIea ttsny of the crlces " wFSrCOTrS ExPRESS.
~ Wv hyrs And Bruosyn. and tsegage ch~cs ed me
~ -" ''h's o. 'se road ad 70 ssstoss sprinss 9g
New YORK HARLEM Avp ALBANY RArLKoAp-
-. a.. my, lOn A. NJ: for Dover Plains 10 10 n
Far Other +ot oT9on tas $40, 1879 A. NJ sndsP
JoHS BUeCuGLI. superintendent.
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MEDICAL.

Owing to the crowded Of columns we arc com.
pellrd u omit all advertisements coming under the above
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q SO REwARD-ro STABLE AND TAVERN KREP-
3CV ers-HIred rr2m the subscrber. Sunday. Novem.
Of Horses and atwoseacd extension leather top Wagon
The h nearly new; the front bow u the top
high year. OLD rngbone on right hind leg The other is
hands high dark bay star In his forehead knucked
hind legs about y years old The above reward viii be
paid Tor the return o. the above property by Stex
Eehth and Ninth avenues.
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rpnB MARRfAoE orfDs OR sArCRAL HISTORY
OF Generation. by Frederick uouick ~ D.. auhor and
lecturer. Price dollar Sent hy mail postage paid
rrccip, Of the price Address T. W. suohg Publisher
Nassau street, New YORK.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-03-05
Sherif'S Sale.

The STATE Of Ohio, Gallo County; S.
DURSUANT 10 the command Of an order
L Of sale, issued from tire Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Gallia,
and State of Ohio, and 10 me directed, will
Offer at public saie'at the door Of the Court
House, in the':town, Of Gallipolis, in said
eonRty of Gailia, oarthe 9Th day Of March A.
D.ls63, at the hour Of one o'clock. p. NJ. OF
said day, the following real estate, situate,
lying and being in the said county Of Gallia,
and in township number two, (2.) Of range
number fourteen, IA. Jim the Ohio Company
purchase, to-wit:. One hundred acre Lot,
number seven hundred and fOrty-twO, (742 }
Appraised at six thousand and FIVE hundred
dollars, ($6, ,500.) -..ls .f
Also, fourteen acres and twenty rods of Of
the south part of the noFth-east quarter OF. sec
tion number twenty-six, (26) Appraised at
two hundred and twenty dollars;( S22O.)
And elso, one hundred and twenty acres of
of the east part of the southeast quarter of
section number twenty -six, i26.) Appraised
at two thousand two hundred and eighty dol
lars, ($2, ,2eO.) ,''-.r.. 80,
To be sold under proceedings for PARTITION
in the case Of Joseph H. Kerr and wife,
against Vim. N, Cubbage and Others. .s..
Terms Of Sale:-One third cash in hand,
one third in one year, and the residue in two
years, with interest from the:day Of sale, the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises sold. "a -
Given under' my hand this 5th day Of
February, A. D. ls63-4,50 10 e
JAMES CAMPBELL, Sheriff,
By S. B. RATHBURS, Deputy.
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we're trial, for the purpose of forcing
their sanction to that attempt. Dndef
these circumstances. can not but re,
gard your decisive usteransss upon the
question as an instance of sublime
Christian heroisni, which has not been
surpassed ip any sge or in any country.
It is indeed a. energetic and reinspiring
assurance of The inherent psgsr Of
truth, and oi the ultinsie end univer-
sal triumph Of justice, humsnity. and
freedom. do not doubt that the sen
timents You have expressed will be sus-s
tanned by your great nation; and, on
the other hand, have no hesitation In
assuring you that they viii excite sd-
miration, esteem, and the most recip-.
rocsI feelings Of friendship among the
Anericsn people. hail this inter
change OF sentiment. therefore. as an
aueury that, whatever else may happen,
whatever misfortune may befall your
country or my own, the peace and
friendship which now exist between the
two nations, will be, as it shall be ny
desire to make them. perpetual.
ABRAHAM LINCOLN"
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stallion for sale.
Executors Sale.

NOTICE is hereby given that pursuant to
IN an order Of sale, issued from the Probate
Court of Gallia County, IN the State Of Ohio,
in an action therein, pending wherein, John
Smeltzer and Elijah A. Stone, Executors
ofthe last will and testament Of Jacob Smelt-
ger, deceased, are plaintiffs, and Lewis Smeltzer
and others are defendants. and TO US diree.
ted, We will offer for sale at public out-ery on
the premises, on the sixth day of March, A d.
1868, at ii o'clock A: NJ. the real estate fol-
lowing, wits. The east half of. fraction
number thirty, (30,) town number five, (5,) of
range number fifteen, ll5,) containing 1876
acres and fifty nine hundredths, more or less.
with the appurtenanees. Appraised at 81 GOO.
And also the west half Of frsetion number
thirty, (30,) town number FIVE, (5,) Of range
number ffteen, (I5.). containing 1876 aeres
and fifty nine hundfedths, more or less. with
the appurtenanees. Appraised at Sl5OO,OO;
both trnets in the county Of Gsllis, and State
Of Ohio. Each half win be sold at not lessI
than two-thiFds Of its appraised value to the
highest and best bidder. tt - =.
I TERxs 90 SALE:--0ne-thiFd cash in hand
one-tIird in one year, and the remaining
th;rJ in two years from the day Of sale; the
deferred payments 70 bear interest from the
day Of sale, and be secured by mortgage ON
~ -ss,.,s.a-a -A7
JOHN SMELIkER. ,hfr
/, ELIJAH A. STONE.
February 5, ls63.-4w. Executors, &c.
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Notice

ITO james B. Waller, who in. JaIy. 1856
- resided in Lexingtsn, Kentpeky. and ali
ths other heirs Of Robert Alexandef. deceased.
,rormerly Of Woodford county, in the State Of
Aensseky,-And whose names And. places Of
ssslasnee ars. unknown, "a sppeaTs ht sfi-
uavits on hle IN the action. You viii t,ks
notice that January 9Th. 1868, Edward Nsret =
nled his petafion in the Court az Comrno.
Pleas. within and for the .eonntv Of Cali.
and State Of Ohio. againas shs aid he;r. a.
Robert Alexander. setting sorAh that tl,e- sa;5
heirs were, January lst.a 1859, iud.lA.,5' =,
him in the sum Of Que hundred srsd seventy
five 37-I00 dollars. on aeSount of taxss. t,S,R
on the real estate Of said defendants, in sai,I
Gallia county, and on account Of money paid
and advanced BY said plaintiff for filing uD
and improving said real estate, As required by
the Incorporated Village OF Gallipolis. In
which said real estate Is situate, and for SER
vices rendered by said plaintiff. dR and about
the care Of said property, all at the request Of
said defendants, by their aHtbseized agent,
The said plaintiff claims a, Judgment aeainst
said defendants for said sum Of STA. .37-l90
with interest. The. said plaintiff has fled
the necessary affidpvits for an order Of attach.
ments and has caused such order to issue, and
the real estate Of said defendants to be at
tached. Said defendants are notified that
they must dernur OF answer said petition, da
or. before the third Saturday after the 18th dav
Of February next, or Judgment will be taken
against them. EDWARD NARET. P,ttE.
Jan. g. '63-6w. :.
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: GoLD sPEcULArross. - The New
York Herald is very fierce on the gold
spectators of Wall street. The Herald
says the demand for gold is almost
wholly fictitious. and observes: "Ever
in Wall street, the gold is never de-
livered, and never wanted. A certif.
cate that so much gold is deposited ia
such a place, is transferred from the
seller to the buyer. who disposes Of i
again at an advance, if he can. If all
the gold purchased in Wall street in a
week was csrted from broker to broker
at the close Of each days sales, all tie
drays in the city would be in requisi.
ton. More than this, men sell gold
who never really own a dollar Of it, to
men who never truly possess the specie
they have bought. A brokers' promise
to deliver so much gold at such time,
is sslable, and the broker runs his
chances Of being able to buy the gold
before the time appointed. at less
price than that at which he sold it. At
the date agreed upon he sometimes pro-
duces the certificate Of deposit for the
gold. but. generally. he only pays the
difference between, the. premium rates
on the day he sold and the day be de-
livers. Consequently, a man who has
a few thousand dollars 70 pay these
differences" can buy and sell. millions
of dollars worth of gold. The deal
ings in gold are done in paper. there.
fore--the paper Of banks. and bankers
and brokers. The dealings Of the peo-
pie are in the paper of the United
States Government, which will endure
when Wall street is but a memory
The paper Of Wall street is secured by
the personal and real property--often
to exactly nothing--of the
spectators. The paper of the Govern
ment is secured by all the national pro-
perty, and by the integrity and honor
Of the country itself. The people are
the indorseTs Of the notes Of the Gov
ernment."
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TIE, AFFAIR OFF. CHARLEsToE-As
OFFICIAL IE0UIRY ORDERED INTO THE
FAILURE TO BREAK THE BLOCKADE
AND, TO REcAPrURE THE PRINCESS
ROYAL, y 80.
From the Richmond Weekly Fnquirer, Feb. 18.
The Southern Confederacy has lately
been made the dupe Of 9 notable impo-
sition. II was said, printed, echoed,
and revsrberated over the land on a
certain night our two iron-clad vessels
at Charleston had sunk two, disabled
one, and disposed of the rest of the
blockading squadron of Charleston
hsrbor, Now we. learn With pain and
certainty, that no ship was sunk, none
disabled, and no damage, in short. was
done to the blockading squadron,
which consisting Of wooden ships, only
avoided a fight with our iron-clsds. and
most judiciously. until they brought
up iron,clads of their own, which they
Immediately did. Further. we regret to
say that the British steamer Princess
Royal, laden with the most precious
cargo that ever entered Charleston.
had been captured the night before by
Federal gunboat; that she. was along
side of that gunboat, within mile and
a half of the shore; that the naval au-
thorities at Charleston were made
aware of her capture, value and situa-
tion-and yet our victorious iron-clads
did not rescue her from that gunboat,
but allowed her to- be carried out to
sea. We would rather praise than GEN.
sure, but the truth must be told. An
official inquiry is to be made, Of this
mismanagement of an enterprise. which
may never be SO favorable again.
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On toAkD srEAnEs EDxIAED DuspAs,l |
Cumherland River. Feb. "a, '63. I


DIAN HARPER:-Ths writer hereof
believes himself to be on the steamer
named above, and o. the present time,
6. P. NJ, about Is miles above NASH
vile and bound for some point still
higher up. D
There is feet Of steamers with us.
having quite > number Of troops, 1,ort
or less on board, under command ol
Gen. George Crook, surs guarantees
of the success of the expedition. what
ever its object may be-. The feet is
composed Of the following named steam,
ers: Edward Duncan, ''6sg ship OF
the Squadron" and Headquarters. Izet-
Ia, Imperial, Liberty. Orient. Henry
Fitzhugh. Fanny Barker, Belfast. Del
aware, GlenWood. Crescent City and
Hornet. i Two Gunboats went up
ahead of us last night and more will,
it is said, be after us tonight. On the
Imperial | found Cspt Frank Oakes.
who does not fancy steam6oating up in
this country. He can stand il up as
high as Nashville, but when be has to
go above, he would much prefer to be
excused; but when the military say,
'.go," they mean it-and Capt. oakes
is man to obey orders without mar
mur.a $500. :.
On the Izetts I found Capt. Jno.
Kyle. "Rsphe" Hamilton and others
in fact many old acquaintances are on
steamers composing the feet.
Where we are going. and on what
mission is more than l am able to say.
Our Pilots say the river is navigable
500 miles above Nashville and COM
fort myself with the thought Of cool
mountain air during the coming hot
weather. But we will not probably go
very far up. at least not SO far but what
our friends at home will hear from us
before many days. I am not sure
whether we are going for fight. but
my impression is that we are. Rest as.
sured the famous Kanawhs Division
will give a good account Of itself.-I
The Gallia county boys, including DR..
Sisson and Lieut.. Homer Cnerrington,
are in fine spirits and, as ageneral thing,
remarkably healthy. When we reach
our place Of destination l will write
you. that the friends at home may be
posted as to our whereabouts. B.
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HoRRoRs OF THE FIELD.--The mats oI
hair about the battlefield of Corinth
presented most formidable spectacle
The spots where men fell were saturated
with blood. and to-day you can distinct.
Iy discern the exact position Of where
many died by their hair. II was i'm
possible TO bury, all the dead within
two days. During that period their
bodies were horribly swollen. and when
the burying parties took them up foI
lnierment, every particle of hair fell
from their heads in a mass, and spread
out upon the ground like circular mats.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-03-05

rIn one. Of the hospitals at Phila-
delphia, q grabbed secesh. prisoner,
who was recovering from wound.
was addressed by good-natured Ger
man. The : only reply was, "Go to
h--ll!'' The German replied in his
moderate way: "Mine trent I can't go
TO dat place. 1t ish very crowded
dere. Siegle, he filed it mit dead
rebels. Even der Tuyful has to shleep
out o'doors."
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.EMtNeToN ACADEMY.

THE Spring Term ef.this Institution will
= commence on Tuesday; March 24th, 1868.
G, E. BLAIR, A. B., PRINCIPAL.
Assisted by Dan. NJ BLAIR, IL necessary.
Tuition. per Term of eleven weeks: Common
English branches, 50 90; with the addition
Of Algebra, Philosophy or Physiology, 81 90;
higher branches Of Mathematics and classics,
S. 90. Boarding can be obtained in good
families on reasonable terns.' Tuition must
be settled by the middle of the term. y
.-v'. :. G. Z. BLAIR, PRINCIPAL.
EwINGToN, March S, IS63.-3w.-s
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ANorHER WAIF.-A basket contain
ing newborn child was found on the
door step Of family residing on Third
street. at an early hour last evening"
The little stranger was comfortably
enveloped. and note pinned on 10 its
apparel. on which was penned the fol.
lowing couplet:
'sTaks me in and treat me well,
For in this housemy father dwells''
The family suspect former servant
girl Of the act. and intend fe-reting out
both the author OF the baby and the
poetry.-CD. Com.
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FROST HOUSE. =. :.
KEiSER H. MoGAILISTER,
Proprietor. I.

THE public are respectfully informed thai
Il this popular House is now open for the
accommodation Of al who are seeking com
fortabler quarters The table is furnished
with the best the market affords, and the
Proprietor is at all times prepared to accom-
uodate the travelling public in the best style.
No pains will be spared to give satisfaction to
every guest'of the House s..l.J
The House is pleasantly situated, on the
businessportion Of the city.
Feb. 19, '63.-lm.-A N ot
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MARRIED.

On the Ist inst, at the residence of the
brides father, by j. G.. Damron, Esq, Mr..
JOSEPH KRowNISeER, of Auglaize county, o..
to Miss RossEsA CURRY, daughter of Mrs.
Annanias Curry, of GallipOlis.
On the 23d, by Rev. Charles w., Talbot,
JeHN L. RoDeERs. of Gallipolis, to Mss SARAH
s. NEWTON. daughter Of the late Judge New
ton, of Coal Grove, in this county.
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Strayed or Stolen,

EROM the stable Of J. 8. Blankenship, IN
Il Ohio township. Gsllis county. Ohio. on
the night Of the. 9Th. Of February, 1865, .
yellow or clay bank Mare, years old. about
Is hands high, white name and tail. with
white saddle marks on back, and scars on
right sOre leg close up to the body, bare foot
and good traveller. .,ss.--f :, ...ii 50 3.
, ANY one returning or giving information of
said Mare, viii be suitably rewarded by
ttaa t 1t J. s. BLANKENSHIP.
Feb. 26. 1853. 14.i -,a1.-
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY.
Rev. P. W. PERRY PKNCIPAL.

bEF. 7. W.. FhKK ; PRINCIFAL.'
TNHE Spring Term of thirteen weeks, will
Il commence TUESDAY, MARCH 9th
TUInoS;-S3 90 to S6 90 per term. IRci-
dentals, 90 to 80 cents. Extra charges as FOL
lows: Music, vocal; 81 90 for "a lessons;
Music, instrumental, $40 90, with use of In
struments, Drawing, 81 90; Painting, IS CO.
Boarding, 81 so TO 81 IS per week. TUT
tlon and ineidentals due at the middle Of the
term. No deductions win be made for ab.
sentees of less than half term, except in
cases of protraeted illness.
Those wishing to board themselves can
procure suitable rooms in the Village.
One hundred dollars worth of Apparatus
has recently been purchased for the use Of
the school. o. Z. BAKER, AGENT.
CHESHIRE. Gallia co., o., Feb. 26, 1867
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Notice 10 Taxpayers r
Under the Excise Law OF
the United States,

NOTICE is hereby, given to all persons
IN owing Taxes to the United States, under
the act Of Congress to provide for Internal
Revenue 10 support the Government, and to
pay interest on the, public debt, that | am
now preparedtO receive the sameat the store
Of s. +. Neal, Gallipolis, Ohio, until the l4th
day Of March next; and ell parties falling to
pay w5thinl that time, will be liSble tosan ad-
ditiOn Of 10 per eentum. All licenses hereto
fore applied for are now, ready for delivery.
.AliiTaxes must be paid in Treasury Notes
of the United States . - /"
.ra. rl JOHN CAMPBELL, .,. *,
-4 Collector 1lth District, Ohio
.7'.i., :..t. By II. H. NEAL, Deputy.
Feb. Is, -ls63.-4w. ..
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Solomon Frost,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
IN scriber has been appointed and qualified
as administrator. with the will annexed, on
the Estate Of Solomon Frost, late OF Galiia
county, deceased. r. BLACK.
Gallipolis, Feb IS, 1863.
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Probate Notice
SetfIement OF = Accounts.

TNHE following accounts haye been fled in
the Probate Court Of Gallia .eoanty, Ohio,
for settlement, and the same viii be heard
and examined On the 9lst day Of March, A.
ID. 1868: Final account Of A. Pierce, Admin
istrator Of Philip Cubbage, deceased; Ae-
count Of E. ]. Jones, guardian Of minor heirs
Of J. ". Evans; account Of ". o. Thomp-
son, guardian Of minors. Of Abraham Grimes.
iA A. L0GUE,
Feb. &c, 1863. Probate Judge.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-03-05
Revenue Stamps.

II AM prepsred to furnish, my clients with
il Revenue Stamps at cost. Deeds, Mort
cages, &c., drawn up by me, viii have proper
stamps affixed at the cost of the stamp. lido
not Keep them for sale. but merely to supply
the wants of those for whom do business.
March s, 1853. r. L. STEWART.