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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-08-20

Bowen, win show you how our grea
free North strikes q Tennessee who'll
sonled Union man, reared amidst sla
very. The Doctor will pardon me fo
publishing il: al was more than pleased
with my Northern trip; l was delighted
Indeed ought TO have been. for from
the time I entered the free States al
Cincinnati l was taken BY the hand and
treated like q brother rather than a
stranger. / was greatly impressed with
the triumphs Of free labor and free
thought and universal education that
met me everywhere. Such were my
Impressions Of the moral and intellectu-
al that had no eye for the mere phys
ical, and therefore, Niagara, singing its
eternal requiem Of thunder, made but
comparative slight impression on me-"
| may also be pardoned for the follow
ing quotation from the Doctors letter
as showing how greatly "our General"
and his staff were esteemed by the
Union people OF that section. Refer
ring to the General and staff he says.
81 never expect to meet men in any de-
partment of life with whom had rath-
er be associated" The " Union people"
of that county thought "the world and
all" of Gen. Crook, the newspapers to
the contrary notwithstanding, and
Union people in the South watch officers
more closely and are more exscting
than you. Of the North. Praise from
them is praise indeed. Who would
want q greater reward than to merit the
good wishes, and words OF praise Of
the down trodden. oppressed Union
people Of the South? 1t is the "well
done thou good and faithful servant" of
those who have the best right to be the
judges. B. !
EDITOR JoURNAL:-I notice in late
numbers Of your paper articles giving
the Militia of Gallia county praise for
doing all that was done by the Militia
at Pomeroy during the recent visit Of
John Morgan to that vicinity. Nov,
am satisfied that you published those
articles not from any desire to do in
Justice to any one, but from misap-
prehension of the facts Of the case.
Therefore, asI had charge OF the
Militia of Gallis county on duty at
Pomeroy, and also OF part of those
rom Meigs county, / beg leave to state
10 the public through the colums Of
your paper. that they all did their
whole duty, the Militia Of Meigs equal
y with those from Gallia. The thanks
of the citizens Of Pomeroy are due
alike to the men under my command
md to the Militia of Meigs county un.
Ter Capt. R. B. Wilson, who had
charge Of the Jacobs Mill Road, to
Capts. Smith and Horton, who had
charge OF the upper roads leading into
9Omeroy from Rutland and Harrison.
'ille.
In conclusion I would say that all I
hOwed determination to give Nor
,an and his men a warm reception had |
hey made vigorous effort to enter. the
lace. H. LAWHEAD,
Commanding Detachment 9th Reg't
Va. Vol. Infantry.
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

We are requested to announce Mr. JoHN G.
VANDES, as a Candidate for County Recorder,
subject to the decision of the Union Conven-
ton.
We are requested TO announce Mr.. JoHN
ENTsMISeER as a candidate for reelection to
the Office of Recorder, subject to the decision
of the Union Convention.
Mr.. J. HARPER: You will please announce
the name of C. j. MENAGER, Esq, as a candi-
date for the Office of Prosecuting Attorney for
Gallia county, subject to the nomination of
the Union Delegates of said county, and
oblige MARY VOTERS.
Gallipolis, August Is, 1863.
We are requested to announce Wx. WAD-
DELL, Esq, as candidate for the office of
Sheriff, subject to the decision of the Union
County Convention. .
Mr. HARpER: You will please announce the
name of SAMUEL KERR as a candidate for
Sheriff, before and subject to the Convention.
If he is elected BE- will live in the jail. r .f
August IL, 1853. 1T, - n. u
We are requested to announce DAVID B.
STRAIT, ESQ.,, as a candidate for the Office of
Sheriff of Gallia county, subject to the de-
cision Of the Union County Convention.
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july I863.--On the lst of July
Gen. Reynolds brought Lee to stand
before Gettysburg. On the Cd Meade
fought the rebel army, which he beat
on the Sd. On that day Pemberton
made overtures TO Grant; and on the
4tb VIcksburg was surrendered; Mar
maduke, at the head of fifteen thou
sand men was badly cut up at Helena,
losing twenty-five hundred men, and
John Morgan was beaten at Green
River Bridge, in Kentucky.
On the 9th Rosecrans took Winches-
ter, and on the 7th Tullahoma, Bragg's
army flying before him. On the 9th
Port Hudson surrendered. On the
9th, Bufort and Fitzpatrick defeated
Stuart's famous cavalry at Boonesboro.
On the 9th Gen. Gilmore landed on
Morris Island, and In the most brilliant
manner took all the forts and guns oi
the enemy there, except Wagner and
Cummings Point: on the same day
General Sherman drove Johnston out
of Jackson for the second time and
Gen. Blunt beat rebel army near Fort
Gibson. On the 18th. Lees rear
guard was cut to pieces at Falling
Waters. and General Pettigrew killed;
Colonel Hatch OF Iowa, defeated For
est in Tennessee; and General Heron
captured Yszoo City with many pris-
oners and stores. On the 18th, Gen.
Blunt again beat the rebels near Fort
Gibson. On the 18th General Stanley
captured Huntsville. On the 18th.
Colonies Powell and Toland surprised
Wytheyille and cut the Virginia and
East Tennessee Railroad; Gen Porter
left Newbern on successful expedition
into North Carolina; and tour hun
dred rebels were captured at Rienzi, in
Mississippi.
On the Goth, fifteen hundred of Nor
gan's men were captured in Ohio: on
the 22d, Lees whole army was in re
treat on Winchester; on the 23d. Gen
Spinola defeated division of Long
street after a brilliant fight; on the
24Ih, occurred another defeat of rebel
detachment at Front Royal: on the
26th, Morgan and the remainder oI
his band were captured: and on the
99th, Pegrsm. who had yentured into
Kentuckyi was met, and SO badly
beaten that his campaign ended almost
before it begun.--Mew York EUening
Post.
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FRoM MOBILE NEW YORK, Aug.
16.-A New Orleans letter to the
Herald states that the feelings of the
people of Mobile are very Respondent.
They anticipate an attack every day,
and it is thoughtif the city was sefi-
ously threatened it would surrender
Provisions are very high and they de-
sire no more sick and wounded pris-
oners TO be sent them. as there is no
medicine nor means Of feeding them.
The squadron off Mobile is being
largely increased. The Mississippi
river is still free from guerrillss but
Mobile papers say strong guerrilla
parties are being organised to annoy
boats and destroy navigation. II this
is carried out there will not be house
left within twenty miles either side its
banks. and every guerrilla caught will
be summarily hung.
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Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to the
~ Commissioners of Gallia county, at their
September session. 1863 praying for an alter
alton of the State road leading from Gallipolis
to Marietta. Said alteration TO commence at
the centre Of said State road where Henry
Shepard's road leaves said State road on the
land Of John Geey; thence the best route for a
good road TO Campaign creek. at the point
where the bridge stood on said State road
across Campaign creek, and also to vaeate
such part of the old road as may be rendered
useless by the alteration.
July 80, lS63.-3w.s t-
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Notice.

CEYMoRE B. JACOBS, Emma ]. Brad.
- burn. and Michael Bradburn her hus band
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 foi the county of
Gallia, IN said State of Ohio, against the
said SeymOre B. Jacobs, Emma j. Bradburn,
and Michael Bradburn her husband, Henry
Wolfenb barger, 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 a paper
writing, dated May Doth, A. D. 1861, claimed
by said defendents, to be the last will and
testament of Abel Jacobs, late of GalIia
county, o., deceased, which said paper
writing was admitted to Probate in the Pro.
bate Court Of Gallia county, as and tor the
last will and testament of said Abel Jacobs;
said petition AYERS that said paper writing is
not the last will and testament of said Abel
Jacobs, and prays that the same may be set
aside and adjudged to be null and void
j. BRADBURY,
Atty for plaintiffs.
August 90, IS63.-3w.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore existing under
Il the firm Of Summers 4 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 at the old
stand by ]. d. Bailey, who will be happy to
accommodate his old customers
JAS. II. SUMMERS,
j. d. BAILEY.
August I3. IS63-3K.-a
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To Bridge Builders .

THE Commissioners of GaIlia county will
4 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 1868, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, and proceed to sell at public outcry. 10
the lowest bidder, the building Of common,
trestle bridge, or covered one, as they see ft
to contract for on day of sale. at that point
Plan, and terms, of payment, made known on
day of sale.
By order Commissioners,
WM. NASH, Auditor.
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1.-THE undersigned have been dsly appointed
Il and authorized by Gov Ton to recruit
for the 2d Ohio Regiment Heavy ARTILLERY
Young men, be not blind TO your own in
terests Your beloved country needs YOU
services AND MUST HAVE THEM. Do not com
pei her to resort TO the Conscript law and de-
/ priye you Of all BoUSTTEs AND PRIvILEGEs, but
hear what the authorities say to this, by far
the MOST DESIRABLE BRANCH OF
OUR SERVICE.
Gas this Regiment will form part of the
PERMANENT garrison of the forti6cations in
THIS DEPARTMENT. superior inducements and
advantages are offered to all those disposed or
liable 10 be called upon 10 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, AND ALLOWANCES, As OTHER
VOLUNTEERS in the service Of the United States,
As is now granted by existing laws--A bounty
twenty five (S25) 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, will 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-
ton as IN the or ~ months or Stale service.
No greater inducements for entering the ser
vice than those now presented can be offered,
and IT Will hereafter be q source Of regret to
many that they do not accept the opportunity
now afforded them"
The Conscript Law will shortly be en-
forced, and all conseripts 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 ls
and 45, 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 25rH OF SEPTEMBER
NEXT, SHALL De ENTITLED TO RECEIVE BOUNTY
OF S4O2 on BEING MUSTERED INTO SERVICE,
$40 to be paid at once, $50 ut 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 S402 remaining un-
paid at the time.
The following Officers are yet % be ap-
pointed:
First Sergeant, 4 Sergeants, 8 Corporals,
2 Artficers, Or. Master Sergeant, 2 Musicians,
Wagner
No applications for enlistments will be
likely to be received after the lst 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 active service in the field.
Z. S. ALESHIRE, Capt.
... LOUIS BAER, lst. 1t.
JAS. E. HEBARD, 2d 1t.
Recruiting Officers.
July 9, 1863.
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MARIETTA ACADEMY.

EDWARD F. FISH, thorough scholar
u and teacher Of large experience, has been
appointed Principal. Young men will he
prepared for College, and instruction given in
all the branches of an English education
Those wishing to qualify themselves for
teaching, viii enjoy special advantages.
Fall session commences THURSDAY, Goth
of AUGUST, 1863 Tuition at the rate Of
sos, 90 year. Fer further information apply
-r-.. S. SHIPMAN, .
August l3, 1863 Treasurer.
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Lost Purse Ten Dollars
ReWaHd.

7 oST on Monday, 10th inst, on the Porter
IL road, between the residence Of the under.
signed and Mr.. Edward Owens, new buck
skin or sheepskin PURSE. containing fifty
five or fifty six dollars and eighty-fve cents.
There were NINE five dollar greenbaeks, the
balance one and two dollar bills, and eighty
five cents in silver change. Also eight three
cent postage stamps were in the purse. A
reward Of ten dollars will be given the finder
by returning the same to the undersigned,
living within two miles of Porter.
SARAH ANN LAWLESS.
August 90, lS63-3w.
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Notice.

IN pursuance Of an order, granted by the
i Probate Court Of Gallia county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, on the 22d
day Of August, A. d. 1863, at two o'clock P.
NJ. of said day, upon the premises, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in said eoun-
ty Of Gallia and State Of Ohio, to-wit: All Of
fraction number ,, section number 9. in town
ship number 3, of range number Is, in the
Ohio Company's purchase, except two tracts
which were sold and conveyed out of said
fraction by F. Fl. Trobridge; one TO Hugh II.
Clark, containing about seventy-five acres,
and for description Of which, reference is
made TO the said conveyance recorded IN Vol
%, pages 400 and 40l, record Of deeds Of Gallia
county, and the other to Elizabeth Simms,
containing about eighty acres, and for des-
cription Of which, reference is made to said
conveyance recorded in Vol. %, pages sos and
SOC, record of deeds of Gallia county. APP
praised at the sum Of $500.
Also the following tract Of land, TO- witt
commencing at the north. west corner of sec
tion number 3, township number 3, Of range
number Is, in said Gallia county; thence
south lO4 rods along said section line; thence
east TO the line between Blake and 1'robridge;
thence north l04 rods with said line TO stake;
thence west to the place Of beginning Ap-
praised at the sum Of $3.50.
Also the following tract Of land, to-wit:-
commencing at the southwest corner Of sec
tior number 3, township number 3, range Is,
Gallia county. Ohio, running east i9. 40;
thence north with the line Of said tract so as
TO make ITO acres; thence west 70 the west
line Of said section; thence south to the place
Of beginning, except tract out Of the same
Of about 80 acres, conveyed By F. H. Tro-
bridge to A. 7. Blake. and for description Of
which exception, reference is made to said
deed recorded in Vol. 80, pages 375-6. record
Of deeds of Gallia county Aforesaid. Also the
following tract Of land, to-wit: commencing
at the southeast corner Of said ITO acre tract;
thence east far enough to make three (3) acres
by running AZ rods north on the dividing line
between said ITO acre tract and A. L. Blake's
400 acre lot, in section number 3, township
number 3. range number Is, Gallia county,
Ohio. Said last mentioned tracts are subject
to the dover estate ard homestead Of the
widow and minor ehil dren Of F H. Trobridge,
deceased. Appraised al the sum OF $500.
Terms Of Sale= One-third in hand, one-third
IN nine, and one-third in eighteen months,
with interest from day of sale, deferred pay.
ments to be secured BY mortgage or approved
personal security. 4. T. BLAKE,
Administrator Of F. II. Trobridge, decd
July l6, 1863.
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DIED..

August 8, 1863, JoHs FRANKLIN, son of
John and Nettie White, aged twelve years,
one month, and fourteen days. ~
In speaking Of the loved one departed, We
would say to the bereaved parents and mourn
ing friends, to be comforted, and may grace
support them, and enable them to count their
great loss his eternal gain.
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Ezy-zaFOUND on the Chillicothe road,
& on the 30th Of July, 1863, Pocket
e4-AS Book. containing valuables, which
the owner can have by calling on the sub
scriber in Green township, 31S miles from
GallipOlis, proving property, and paying
charges. THOS. THOMPSON.
August 6, ls63.-s
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Cigars and Tobacco.

A full assortment Of foreign and domestic
"A cigars; also large stock Of tobacco,
Comprising in part the following varieties:
10 Boxes old style Cavendish.
10 Pound Lump, bright and dark;
10 Sc, sweet; u ~
90 Csddies, half pounds, dark;
10 small square Twist;
10 /" Fig tobacco; II
10 g" Pan Cake Tobacco. = 1I
Also, smoking tobacco 10 barrels and pa
pcrs: 6ne cut chewing tobacco in foil, All Of
which we offer 10 the trade at satisfactory
prices. G. & 4. HENEIEG.
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Horses Wanted.

ASSISTANT QuARTERMAsrERs 0FEIcE,l
GALLIPoLfs, o., June l6, 1868.
7 WILL purchase in open market at the Post
Il Of Gallipolis, o., .r- .u
EIGHT HUNDRED HORSES,
For Cavalry and Artillery service. I'd.
Horses TO be fifteen and half hands high;
broken. Same to pass a rigid inspection Of
sworn .. s. Inspector. .r V
No mares will be taken.
O. J. STEALEY,
June Is, le63-tf. Capt. & A. @. NJ.
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MARRIED.

In New York, July u, 1863 by DR. Wash
erman, Mr. NJ. EMsHEMEs, and Miss WEIkEE-
sHEIMER.
On the 18th inst. at tee Valley House,
Gallipolis, by Rev. R. D Van Deursen, Mr..
WM. HAxBRicK, and MISS MARY A. WALLACE.
On the 18th inst, at the Valley House,
Gallipolis, by Rev. R. d. Van Deusen, Mr..
JoHx r. DABSEY, and Miss ARSETTY JoRDoS.
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LIST OF LETTERS

DEMAINING in the Post Office at CALI
III polls, Gallia county, O., on the sixteenth
day of August, A d. 1863, which. If not
taken out before the sixteenth day ofSeptember
next, will be sent to the General Post Office
as Dead Letters. f @
Office hours from half-past A. NJ, to Z
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Wanted,

A BoOK-KEEPER. Knowledge Cor
n rectness, Good Penmanship. and unexcep-
tionable character for morality required.
-.L RUMSEY 4 CO.,
Wholesale Dry Goods House,
Second St, near Market St,
July 80, ls63-Im. Portsmouth, o.
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY.

BEv. P. W. PERRY. PaNcrrn-
MISS MARY A. LAVENDER, PREcrrrzrss.
THE Fall term of this Institution viii com.
menee on Monday, September 7th, and
continue thirteen weeks. Tuition per term
50 90 to S6 90. Boarding 81 IS TO g 90
per week. Incidentals 90 to 30 cents per
term. Music, vocal and instrumental, also
Drawing and OIL Painting at the usual prices.
Tuition and ineidentals will be due at the
middle of the term. No deductions for ab-
sence of less than half term, except in case
of protraeted Illness All text books used
can be procured in the Village. Students
wishing to board themselves, can obtain suit
able rooms furnished with stove, bedstead.
table and chairs. Room rent 81 so to 81 90
per term. With the advantages Of our New
and the valuable assistance Of
Miss Cavander, graduate of Hillsdale Col
lege. and very highly recommended as
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. E. BAKER. AsESr.
August 90, 1862 NJ
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Notice

Is hereby given, that the subscriber has
L been appointed and qualified as Executor
on the estate of Margaret Dillon, late OF Gallia
county, Ohio, deceased.
FRIEND MCDANIEL.
August 90, 1863.
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New Arrival Of
GOODS!

r HAVE just received large and well
i selected stock of Staple Goods, Notions,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and Caps, and a well
selected stock of GROCERIES, which / will
sell at the bottom price. J. D. BAILEY.
August 20, 1865 -
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Notice..

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
l. and qualified as Administrative of the
estate of James Boiee, late Of Gallia county,
O., deceased PHALlNDA BOlCE,
August 20, 1868. Administrators.
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Lime and Cement.

2S0 BARRELS white Lime, common Lime
-oV and Cement, just received. and for sale
by c. 4 A. HENKING.
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Cucumber Pickles

TOR sale by the barrel, half-barrel. keg or
Il retail, by
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eAttiA ACADEMY.

J.H. NASH, A. B., PxrcraI.
HANNAH LOVE, ASSISTANT.
THE Fan term Of this Institution will com
= 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. Rstes of tuition
range from 81 90 to 90. Music and Draw
ing. extra. For further information, apply to
the Principal SIMEON NASH,
President.
r. ALEsHIRE, Secretary.
August %. 1869.
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Wanted.

TWO good Girls can find employment At
i the VGlley House BY applying immediate
ly. Wages from 81 50 20 81 so per weak.
- j. E RICHARDSON.
GaIlipoiis, o., August -, 1868.
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Taken UP.

Dy the subscriber living in Addison town
ID ship, bay HORSE, years old, l6
hands high, and white feet, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying ex-
penses. F. A. GUTHRIE.
August l3, 1862
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Removal.
Nails

OF all sizes, at the corner Of Court and
" Third streets, for sale by
D. S. FORD & BRO.
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Extra Heavy lamp Chfm-
iov % sri neys, coaIlssu 80 =

TUsT received and for sale Il fCrrnes
y Prices, by q q. 4 4. HESEISa
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Taken In

DY the subscriber on hik r5ea1isss in.
ID Morgan township, Gallis county O. cn
or about the 18th Of May. 1853. a. qusntity
Of SHEEP, 8 old ones marksd. asd . young
ones not marked. Theowner 10 requested to.
BAZZlLLAI WATKINS,
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JUST received from the East. q fresh. in-
O voice Of latest catch AaekereI, If all sizea
and all numbers, in barrels, half barrels,
quarter-barels, and kits: Also. Herripgs. in
barrels and boxes, Codfsh, etc. etc.. feT, sale
by G. 4 A. HENEING.
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Bay Rum,
Ale and Porter.

100 DOZEN bottles Ale and Porter Just re-
AVo >ceived, and for sale by
c. 4 A. HENKING.