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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-09-03

The destraciion 81 Srsnter relieve.
the guns sad bsstesies, vbich mss nov
be otherwise empioyed. That Wgne
is destined to fesi their powsf anc
yield before them is considered GER,
tain.
That General Gilmore means bust.
ness is evident from tie fact that the
swsmp-angel was again trained upon
the city last night. and several of her
messengers waited upon the inhabi-
tants, il any yet remsin.
The guns on James Island batteries
continued to play upon this pet place
OF ours with great animation, all night,
but without damage.
FORTRESS MoNRoE. August 28.--The
gunboat Western World arrived this
morning from of Wilmington. and re-
ports the arrival there of the steamer
Florida, from of Charleston, with in
telligence that the Union forces occu-
pied Fort Sumter and Wagner on Mon
day last. .rT-f-f
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Fifty Dollars Reward.

MAS STOLEN from the pasture Of the
w undersigned at his farm on Green
Bottom, between Saturday night August 6th.
and Sunday evening, the 9Th, at sun set, a
valuable threeiyear old FILLY. She Is a. dun
or ironsgrev mare colt, three years old last
spring. with black name and tail, about ffteen
and half Hands high; has qnite Appointment
scar upon the back part Of one Of her hips,
eceasioned BY an injury when first stabbed 10
break She has also o -scar upon one of her
shoulders occasioned by an injury from work
ings She has The marks Of the gears upon
hsr. Is she has been worked this Summer In
missing s-erop of corn She RS rather large
and heavy set fora colt Of her age, and might
be taken at q casual view for an older animal
She may be taken through Ohio to Gallipolis,
to be sold to the Goverpment,. or to the neigh
befAcod Of the Iron works in Kentucky, as
seeessis Assigns 20 our region Of ieo1ntry, two
bands of notosieas -horse-thieves, engaged
respectively in those trades. ~ 4szF
I viii give the above reward for the return
Of the iColtahd The apprehension Of the thief,
so that he can be brought to justice; or one.
half the rewardS-or twenty-five dollars for
either, oyer .eoasIQRs s'air1I IA
i wouldyinYoke the attention Of gentlemen
engaged in the horse trade to this notice, and
particularly at the points designated S9'.,' =
Green Bottom, Cabeil county, W. VAL
asuoa aooi si9G August TO- 1853.
.tia s1d gH tlT1Hd JAS. b. BOWLIN.
P.S,TMy Post-oSiee is Swan Greek Peo,
Callia CO., o. t.f f-4f. t,4, .-.lt
August 90, 1853
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY.

REv. p. W. PERRY, .PErserPAL.
Miss NARY A. CAYENDER. PREcEPrREss.
THE Fall team Of this Institution will com.
=, menee on, Monday. September 7th, and
continue thirteen weeks Tuition per term
50 90 to Sc co. Boarding 81 IS 70 50 90
per week. Incidentals 90 to 30 cents PEE
term. Music, vocal and instrumental. also
Drawing and OIL Painting OF the usual prices.
Tuition and incidentals will be due at the
middle Of the term No deductions for alb
sence of less than half term, except in case
Of ,protraeted Illness. aAH text, books used
can be procured in the Village. Students
wishing to board themselves, can obtain snft-
able rooms furnished with stove, bedstead.
table and chairs Room rent 81 so to SO 90
per term With the advantages Of our New
Apparatus, and the valuable assistance of
Miss Cavander, a graduate Of Hillsdale Col
ltge. and very highly recommended as q
teacher, we feel confident that we can render
the school fully satisfactory To all who may
favor us with their patronage.
By order OF the Principal.
o. Z. BAKER. AGKSf
August 20, 1861 -slrf- tIfi- } r.i
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LTHE undersigned haye been dsly appointed
Il and authorized by Gov Ton 70 recruit
for the 2d Ohio Regiment Heavy Artillery
Young men, be not blind TO your own in
terests- Your beloved country r,neeis your
services AND MUST HAVE THEM. Do not COM
pei her to resort TO the Conscript law and de-
prive You Of all BoUSrTEs AND PRIVILEGES, but
hear what the authorities say TO this, by far.
the MOST DESIRABLE BRANCH OF
OUR SERVICE. n, -
'As this Regiment viii form part Of the
PERMANENT garrison of the Notifications IN
THIS DEPARTMENT. superior inducements and
advantages are offered to all those disposed or
liable 10 be called upon to enter the Military
service Of their Country. Volunteers joining
the Regiment will be enlisted for three years
or during the war, and will be entitled to the
SANE PAY, BOUNTY, AyD ALLOWANCES, As OTHER
VOLUNTEERS in the service of the United States,
as Is now granted by existing laws-a bounty
twenty-five ($95) Dollars and an advance Of
one months pay, to be paid to each enlisted
man on the muster of his Company into ser
vice. All persons enlisting in the Regiment
will receive instructions in an interesting
branch Of the service, win have permanent
and comfortable
STATIONS NEAR HOMER
And will not be exposed to any of the suffer-
ings or hardships incident to active service in
the field; nor will they be liable to Conserip-
tiOn as IN the 6 or - months or State service.
NJ greater inducements for entering the ser
vice than those now presented can be Offered,
and it will hereafter be source Of regret to
many that they do not accept theloPpOrtunity
now afforded them" 8. -f-f ,lr,n
The Conseript Law will shortly be en-
forced, and all conscripts will be assigned to
Infantry Regiments, hence no time is TO be
lost if you wish to be stationed in good quar-
ters at Cincinnati or some point near your
home.
All able-bodied men between the ages of Is
and AS, who have heretofore been enlisted and
served not less than nine months, have been
honorably discharged and can pass the ex-
animation required by the Mastering Regula-
tions of the Army, WHO SHALL ENLIST IN THE
REGIMENT BEFORE THE 25TH or SEPTEMBER
NEXT, SHALL BE ENTITLED 10 RECEIVE A BOUNTY
OF $4O2 on BEING MUSTERED INTO SERVICE,
$40 TO be paid at once, $50 at the end of two
months, and $50 at the end of the first year,
and every six months thereafter until their
discharge by expiration of service or order of
the War Department., when they will receive
the whole, amount Of the 1902 remaining un-
paid at the time yri ..ff
The following Officers are yet to be ap-
pointed: IL .-..gN ,,...7fh h --..
l First Sergeant, Sergeants, 8 COrporals,
2 Artficers, Or Master Sergeant, 2 Musicians,
Wagner.
No applications for enlistments will be
likely to be received after the LIST of September
next, and therefore all persons who eontem-
plate joining the Regiment must delay no
longer, if they would avoid the hardships Of
an aetive.seryice in the field. hFa1 - 10
,rf. Il ,- Z. s. ALESHIRE, Capt.
q. f.... LOUIS BAER,. lst. 1t f4
JAS. E.. HEBARD, 2d 1t.
.'' Recruiting Officers.
July 9, 1863. -Irgs t'E .a..f|
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MARRIED.

On the 9th day of August, 1863, by John
Williams, Esq, at the residence Of G. H
Allen, in Gallipolis, Ohio, Mr.. D. c. NJ
WARNER, and Miss NoRNANDA WORKMAN, all
of Mason CO., Va .afs
On the same day, by the same, Mr. ALBrR1
PEcK, and Miss MARGARET Bias, both OF Gallia
CO., D.
August 90, 1863, at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. G. w. Isaminger, Mr..
EGBERr F. WNsLow. of Rochester, New
York, to Miss SARAH A. SAFroKD. Of CALI
SsF .FfEf.-8pfF ~.Ffassc
On Tuesday, September l. 1863, at the
Valley House, Gallipolis, by Rev. R. D. Van
Deursen, Mr.. ANDREW WALLS and Miss
SARAH JANE WAuGH. faa -,-st ~
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FIVE DEsEKTIrG SUBSTITUTES SHoT.--
HEApeuARrRRss ARMf~ PoroMAc, Au-
gust s9.-The execution Of the sub
stitute deserters sentenced to the penal
ty of death, in General Orders, No. 81.
took place to-day. More than or
binary interest was exhibited in this
execution Of military law. -snd it is
estimated. that not less than $4,000
person, Hersi present Z. The lground
was, well, selected, and every arrange.
ment so complete that no accident oc-
Cured to mar Che solemuity OF the pro-
ceedings. Atthe order 20 fre 1lhrty>
six nuskets were discharged. and in
staut death was announced as the re-
suit. The spectacle. was an unusual
one. The Protestsnt, the Hebrew,
and the Catholic stood side by side,
each u.teribg prayers for the Edepsrted
scals, The names, ages, residence,
&C., ,lof the deceased are, as folio Rs:--
Geo. Kuhna, Hanoverian. ~ years old ,
Penn, unmarried, Jno. Fehne, Italian,
26 years old. Penn, wife and family;
Chss. Walter. Prussian, 98 years old,
wife and child Geo. Reiueze, "a years
old, wife and child; Emile Lai, Prus-
sian, 30 years old, wife. lia7 ASs' =
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TIE >CHARLEsToMoKs LEAREING
GREEK.-The "Greek fire." which the
Charleston rebels complain Of, is we
presume an incendiary composition
called 6restone. made Of inter, sulphur.
autimony and rosin, and placed in the
shell with the bursting charge for the
purpose of setting FIRE to ships, build
ings, &c. It burns slowly but in
tensely. ar....
The Charlestonions profess 10 think
the use of this an uncivilized kind of
warfare. tits pity that we cannot
regard their feelings in this matter
But war is an unciyilized practice, and
we suspect that gunpowder is about
the most nnciyilized means that can be
invented, and that all the other contri-
vances are minor notifications of viii
lainous saltpeter. -'a g
We haye heard before Of delicate
people who would have been soldiers
"but for these vile guns" The
Chariestonions seem to have thought
thattheifpsrfofmsnce of dying in The
last ditch, and covering themselves
with the ruins Of the town, which they
have SO often rehearsed, was to be
done on "fiowery beds of ease" and
that our bombsrdment was to be a
kind ot;Fourth 2 Of July exhib:siOn Of
fireworks; and now when they find
that we FIRE real shells, which explode
and barn unpleasaptly, they object to
playing out the play Oinciandti
Gazette. .zs5-s-.z q
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NOTICE..

SEYMORE B. JACOBS. Emma g. Brad
~ burn, and Michael Bradburn her husband,
Of the State Of Missouri, and Henry Wolfen-
barger, Mariah Morris, and Wesley Morris her
husband, Friendly Morris, and James Morris
her husband, Tenia J. Shurter, and William
Shurter her husband. of the State of Indiana,
will take notice that John W Jacobs, Ammonia
NJ. Hiatt, and Allen Hiatt her husband, and
Asenath Jacobs of the county of Gallia, and
State of Ohio, did, on, the 18th day Of August,
A. D. 1863, file their petition in the Court Of
Common Pleas, within and fof the county Of
Gallia, IN said State of 0hio,1 against the
said Seymore B.. Jacobs: Emma j. Bradburn,
and Michael Bradburn her husband, Henry
Violent nbarger, Mariah Morris and Wesley
Morris her husband, Friendly Morris, and
James Morris her husband, and Tenia j.
Shurter, and William Shurter, her husband,
and other defendants, setting forth q paper
writing, dated May Doth, A. d. 1861, claimed
by said defendents, to be the last will and
testament Of Abel Jacobs, late Of GsIlia
county, o., .deceased, which said paper
writing was admitted to Probate in,the Pro-
bate Court Of Gallia county, as and for the
last will and testament Of said Abel Jacobs;
said petitaon AYERS that said paper writing is
not the last will and testament of said Abel
Jacobs, and prsys that the same may be set
aside and adjudged TO be null and void. Il,
$50 z f'' J. BRADBURY,
iog sH1 gai11 oa q Atty for plaintiffs.
August 20, ,IS63--3w. Z .-Tif1ws=i irTu
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To Bridge Builders. .

THE Commissioners Of Gallia county viii
L meet at the crossing of Campaign creek
on the road leading from Porter to the Ohio
river, near the old Darst Mill. on Saturday,
the 29th day Of August 1863, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and proceed to sell at public outGry, to
the lowest bidder, the building of common,
trestle bridge, or acovered one, as they see fit
to contract for on day of sale, at that point
Plan. and terms, of payment, made known on
day Of sale.
By order Commissioners, 'Hr1
" BIO, .e.'.irf WM. NASH, Auditor.
July 80, Is63.-3w. ~ .f.'.f.r.,
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qHbnla,e chie.so ribaua.lis.

Y 81 From the Chicago Tibure- III
AsorHkR LrrrER TO JEFr. DAVIS
The following letter was found in th,
house Of JEFF. Davis brother Joe, il
Jackson; the original is IN the hands o.
an nlInois soldier. his printed just q,
it is written:
"PLArrr CrY. Msy asth. 1855.
"Hoz. jar. DayIs-Pefmit ne to
introduce my friend Judge Small Treat
of st. Louis, In this State. Judge
Treat is Gentleman Of Talent and a
politician Of the Nallyfeation, Secession
and High Treason school TO sckich I BE-
long. He understands the true position
of parties and men in this State, I de-
sire that you will receive him with
kindness and courtesy, listen to him and
act as you think best.
"Yours truly, .,.r
"ESigned D. R. ArcHIsoS.p
We need hardly inform our readers
who D. r. Atchison is, especially in
the light OF the terrible "reminiscences
called up by the recent sacking OF Law
renee.
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Notice.

A BILE s. FIFE, whose place of residence
IA is unknown, is hereby notified that
Mary Ann Fife, did, on the 29th day Of
August, 1863, file her petition in the Office Of
the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas,
within and for the county of Gsllia, and State
of Ohio, charging the said Able s. Fife with
willful absence for more than three years, and
asking that she may be divorced from the
said Able 5, Fife, which petition will stand
for hearing at the next term Of said Court.
Sc II. W. HAMPTON,
Atty for Petitioner.
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Land for Rent.

T WILL receive at my Office in Gallipolis,
i up to 2Oth of September 1863, at ~ M,
sealed proposals for a lease for three years, of
that weltknOwn farm belonging to the estate
of Samuel Maxon, deceased, situate on the
bank of the Ohio river. about one mile east
of the town of GallIpolis. The land is nearly
all river bottom, containing about llO acres,
and in good state of7cultivatioE Posses
sion can be given in November next.
The right to reject any or all propositions,
is reserved. r. L. STEWART, ,g,.r
Sept. 3, 1863. Attorney of Ex'E
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Cigars. aud Tobacco

A ii full assortrhent Of foreign and domestic
N cigars; also a large stock Of tehaeeo,
coIndbrisiT,R IN part the following varieties, =
10 Boxes old style caSendish, ,,- - = :
10 ITgsS SP0add Lump, bright sad dark o
.l0-y.G S's1 ewe4;A ad0i assm ~ q %
90 Caddies, hall; pounds. dzrks ".os 'ssi
10 !" small ,sqaars Twist; 2 ., ,coi,oi,.s
bsIO5dss1 Fig tobacco;
10 ge Pan CdRe To6sceo 'i9TJ ..3el
also. smoking tobacco IN barrels and pa-
pers: fine cut chewing tobacco 10 foil,r All Of
Which We offer 10 the trade at satisfactory
prices. G. 4 A. HENKING.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at CALI
III polls, Gallis county, o., on the thirty
first day of August, A d. ls63swhieh; If not
taken out before the thirty first day of Sep
tember next, will be sent to the General Pott
Office as Dead Letters. gl
Office hours from half past 7 A. NJ, to
half-past P. NJ. 20
Sundays, Office open from halfpast to 8
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Better too few words from the
woman we love. than too many: while
she is silent, Natures working for her;
while she talks, she is working for her.
self. t.itH i 4"
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing tinder
Il. the firm Of Summers & Bailey, was this
day dissolved by mutual consent Those in-
deb:ed to the late firm are requested to call
and settle with j. D. Bailey
The business will be continued az the old
stand by j. d. Bailey, who will be happy to
ace ommodate his old customers -
JAS. H. SUMMERS. d,
J. ID. BAILEY.
August I3, lS63-3wcs .sI 't sl
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eAtttA ACADEMY.

]. H. NASH. A. B.. PHIScIPAL
r.f HANNAH LOVE. ASSISTANT
THE Fall term Of this Institution will com.
l. menee on Monday, the 7th of September,
1863. Every facility will be afforded to per-
sons preparing for College; also to those who
are preparing for teaching. Rates of tuition
range from 81 90 to CO. Music and Draw
ing, extra. For further information, apply to
the Principal. SIMEON NASH.
t........ -. President.
X. ALEsRIRE, Secretary. a. l..1.
August 20, 1863.
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Taken | up, llI.,.

Dy thessubseriber living in Addison town.
D ship q bay HORSE 10 yesrsa old, l6
hands high, and white hind, feet, dark mape
and All, which the oFner can have by proving
property and paying expenses " -
August l3, 1861 ".eG0,V
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Ale md Porter.

I'M DOZEN bottles Ale and Porter just re
IVV ceived, and for sale BY
sis. -H .ra~f = C. GA. 'HENKING.
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Notice.

THE notes given at the different sales Of
= personal proprcty, made by the under
signed as Administrator of Soloman Frost,
deceased, may be found at the Office of X. L.
Stewarts ip GallipeIlsg All persons knowing
themselves so indebted, will please call on
him and make payment when due. ] desire
to close up the estate as soon as possible, and
hope this notice may be regarded as final p
i will attend at the same Office on the third
Friday IN each month, for the purpose Of set
ting all claims yet outstanding. .1l'u'''a
i 7lta II. II. BUTLER, 7
Admir- Of Solomon Frost, deed.
August 81, 1863.
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Administrator A Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
~ seriber has been appointed and qualified
a Administrator of the estate Of Ann Harris,-
late Of Gallia county. Ohio. deceased.
WM. HARRIS. Admir-
August %. 1861 ...---,-... ~
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Lime and Cement.

5Sn BARRELS white Lime common on mo Lime
ZoV and Cement, just received, and for sale
bYdsiw ATS v8ff G. & A. iHENKING.i ?
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DIED,

August IS, 1863, WILLIAM NJ, infant son o.
DR.. Perrin and Louzetta Gardner, aged tive
years and six months. -,
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Notice..

THE Undersigned has been duly appointed
and qualified a. Administrative of the
estate Of James Boiee, late Of 0alha county,
o., deceased. ra PHALINDA BOfCF,
August 20. 1868. ds3slai y Administrators.
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New Arrival of
GOODS!

HAVE just received large and well
i selected stock Of Staple Goods, Notioas.
Boots and Shoes. Hats and Caps, and a we'll
selected stock Of GROCERIES, which will
sell at the bottom price. j. D. BAILEY.
August 90, lS63-s
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THE SHELLING OF THE CITY CON.
- FIRMED. -,
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THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
OFFICIAL REPORT OF THE REDUC
TIOE OF FORT SUMTER.

REPORTED CAPTURE OF FORT WAC.
81 ENER.v! III 1.
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Notice

rs hereby given. that the subscriber has
Il been appointed and qualified as Executor
on the estate of Margaret Dillon, late Of Gallia
county, Ohio, deceased. ~
i as FRIEND MCDANIEL.
August 20, 1868. l7-T7a
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Lost.

czrxza On the road near Porter, a Pocket
Book containing papers, valuable
only TO the owner. The finder will
greatly obige me by returning the same to
the Postmaster at Gallipohs. q J1JIDI
September 3, 1863. ..rr.., ...-- ,5f-,f,
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Executor,sa NofEce.s

NOTICE is hereby given. that the srhr
IN seriber has been duly eppoinbsd and
Qualified a. executor Of the lad win aud
testsment Of Robert ssferd, Ists Of csliiS
county, o., deceased. l. FERRY
August l3, l663.--3w.
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Charles Robert T Patterson Hezekiah
Elder Charlota Roy Chas B-2
Freeman E p az Reinwold Franzf,F
Graham Thos Warner Josephene
GOenes Zeakel Webb Frances .At
Haynes Sam1 Wray Lueretia ~
Halk Eliza Jane Star Dora
Higgins David Sterling Theodore
Lawrence Lizzie Trader Jas B
Lilly Marian Tidd May
Love AC @ Thompson John
Maekson Thos Trowbridge Mary
O'Brine VIM Thompson Phebe
Oldakers Maston TolliTer Susan II
All letters advertised are subject to aeharge
of one cent. Persons calling for them will
please say Advertised" and be prepared
with the proper change. z q ft
~ rs JOSEPH DROUTLLARD,
Sept. 3. 1858. ? sl'fs2, s Postmaster.
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FruIf Jars.

E0(l dozen stohe and glass Fruit Jars. for
OOV sale by
C. L A. HENKING.
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Horses Wanted 5ods feh
.,i- .s-fisd l1oi =
AssIsTAsT QUARTEKMAsrER's OTFrcK,l
GALLIPoLis, o., June Is, 1863. =
II WILL purchase in open market at the Post
il Of Galhpolis, o. bir'ds f--l's'
EIGHT HUNDRED HORSES,
For Cavalry and ARTILLERY service.
Horses to be fifteen and half hands 'kigh;
from five 10 nine years old; sound, and well
broken. Same to pass a rigid inspection Of .
sworn U. s. Inspector. D3'i ~ - u
No mares will be taken. -,
G. J. sTRALEY, N
June ls, ls63.-tf Capt & A @. N, -
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Bay Rum,

10 DOZEN bottles just received. and foE
~ l7T7i'1 aii C. & A! HEEKING.
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Nails

or sll sizes, at the corner Of Court and
" Third streets, for sale, by = g" 80
7' I''h D. S. FORD & BRO,
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Portland Office -. 81 Exchange Street
W. d. LITTLE, General Agent.
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II ELL c. SraorT uowARp q Srkorrlto to sNrrs
srEATrox. Now York. the same bearing ds,s
April l2th, isd2:
Tour County Records show the whole ,..ssey. ana
about these there can be NO question I propose
therefore. that you send your claim to scme xftor
neg here. A Counsel for 0e Administrntrix j nav
no desire 10 conceal any matter connected With fhs
administration. IL you adopt this course. n vpnld
be convenient perhaps, to notify your atforncv 10
call upon me- and will Immediately put him Ia SON
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HKRS''l "ja co1:aalnicuffos srisA tA< Pvchnfs -
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'THE DIvIpESp't ton S5454l--"Sl0 eQs out Of Ssruot
HOW MUCH OVER D. rER cxST OF ruAr pIyYprrn
s2.is, WILL ne LikELr TO RkALixKf
D. ]. CHASE.
Assignee Of Smith 8 Strsftop
n. ID. "1Hs PROBATE RECORDS" speak 4. nae,
1ed white. tSss report ~ Cosastfce al Nryr IN
AdministratriA has already spoken q folIovs.
This may certify that SEwELI c. 6rrour fHov
ARD \ SrRourl was retained ~ Counsel 10 sd;nst
Inc shairs pertaining 10 my late husband es,afs I'd
might best tend for interest that OF the beiru
Al law. Hs WAS Not EMPLOYED TO srY ur rux
oLAihs AsAlssf rHr EsrATEToR - rRR cEur. roE
MS OWN BrsrSIr. Had there been NO assets, he
would have xPeced pay. and been paid for al tbs
services which he rendered.
Portland. Jnly IL. 1858. ec2o TuThAStf