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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

T.. E On Wednesday. July LIST, Gen.
Rosecfans took possession Of Tullahoma;
Bragg having evacuated on Tuesday
night. From the fact that his army
made good its escape. and left but little
property of any kind behind. We may
infer that he bad previously determined
not to give battle at that place. The
enemy hste.fsllen back 70 Chattanooga.
One portion OF his army. took the road
to Winchester. Our forces were 10
pufsui., and General Rosectans tele.
graphs that Gen. Thomas would flank
the retreating column on Wednesday.
Beyond this We have no intelligence.-
If Bragg succeeds in getting to Chat.
tanooga without battle. be can SIGHT
TO better advantage than at Tullaho.
ma. it being q stronger place for de.
tense, and further from our base. In
reireating he has abandoned very pro,
ductive portion Of Tennessee; and he
would not, we presume. have made
this sacrifice had he been confident Of
his ability to cops with the Army Of the
Cumberland. Il win be observed by
extracts telegrsphed US from late Chat.
tanoogs papers, that considerable alarm
was ish Tor the safety of that country
and that great reliance wss placed up.
on the militia recently called out ia
Tennessee. Georgia and Alabama. Il
also appears that Burnside was believed
to be advancing from Kentucky with
thirty thousand men. Altogether the
rebel position in Tennessee, according
to their own showing, is an uneasy one
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Probate Notice.
settlement of Accounts.

TINE following accounts have been filed in
i the Probate Court of Gallia county, Ohio,
for settlement, and the same viii be heard
and examined on the loth day Of July, A. d.
1858: First account Of the executors Of the
estate of Jehn y. Mills, deceaseds first ac-
count of Mary E. Edwards, administrative Of
the estate Of Edward Edwards, deceased;
second account Of Buel Russell, Guardian Of
the miner heirs Of David Daniels, deceased;
fnal settlement Of s A. Nssh, administrntoF
OF the estate Of James Walden, deceased.
A. LOGUE,
June II, 1868. Probate Judge.
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WHEN our Union Generals went into
Virgins, they placed guards around the
property Of rebels gave them permits
to pass through our lines, and sent sol
diers to return fugitive slaves to their
owners. This was called eonciliating
our brethren of the South When
General Early took possession of YORK
he demanded contributions from the
people 10 the amount Of $3.50. 600, say
ing that Il refused would be taken. =
This is called supporting an army up.
on an enemy's country. The rebels do
not make wara sentimentalism.-Pka.
.Prsss.- = = = - = - IL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

CoIuaBUs. o Is July 5.-To all en-.
gagged in organising military forces IN
the State, the glerions news of our
successes in the East and, in the South,
will have reached you. God BE-
praised. ....
Do not, however. let this cheering
news slacken your efforts to- prepare
our noble State for any emergency
Volunteering for the six mouths ser
vice and the Organization of the State
forces have progressed finely for tht
past few days. Go steadily forward
with the good work, until we hav,
aforcs at our command thai will defy
al danger. - -aiFiofa haaa Aa6ssa
4ao'lsaa'a = DAVID Top, Governor.
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Nails
H0VHR'S .
PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY,
OVER N. P. FENNER's STORE,
Public Square, GaIlIpOlis,
nHTN

OHIO.
My patrons and friends, give an ear to my
call,
Pleasant. witty, agreeable. stOut. thin, short or
All ages and sexes, young or old, rich or poor,
For I'm pleased as you know, when you entes
my door;
To gain your attention. have written in
verse,
Which perhaps you win think neither witty
nor terje;
But on this occasion, as wish you to know it,
have timidly ventJired my strength as a poet;
Not in measure "Byronie" but more "Hudi-
Drastic"
Which if short Of a "feet'' will stretch ike
gum 'lastic.
Should the want of 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
and light
Now after this prelude, your attention to win;
now make my beat bow to you all, and begini
Give q call at my room, and while there take
a 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 oil, without "putting
on airs"
Take walk through the streets, and the 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; 10
/ can catch the resemblance of the "sweet
little dears''
From the babe of six months, to the child Of
Just as %nstdrai a, iife," with ench infantlne
grace,
Neither dress, limb or feature, the least Ort 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 or
PelE
But each likeness will speak "trumpet
tongued" for itself;
Those not QUITE so gOOd-iOOking, I improve If
they will
And the handsome--I make them look hand
somer still;
And Cast thocgh not least" to the gentle
men ell,
If you want bold picture, Why give me a
call
Not likeness which you REsEMBIAsoE may
trace
Bot q picture full Of artistic beauty, and
-, grace; .sJ~ ga.
Take a look st my pictures, and I think you
will fnd,
Utility, beauty, and neatness combined,
Superior to many, ISFERioR to none,
have some very cheap, and some A number
one;
An tastes can be suited, bot the simple. and
scholar, Fae
A fine picture and case pct upf0r dollar;
Ny mOttos progressive. and III stand to the
test,
"As cheap as the cheapest, and as good as
the best;
can take single pictures. or groups alto
If the sky should look low ring, or cloudy the
weather;
o. Second street, over Penner's store, is the
spot
On the Public Squsre-let it not be forgot.
Take look, and you'll find what I've told
YOU is true,
Hover thus makes his first SOW 70 you all
now adieu. ~
April 30, le63-2m.
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Notice.

A IL persons liable. to perform Military
N duty. under the Act of April IA, 1868.
in Company District No. 8, (3) Gallipolis
township, bounded as follows to-wit: All
the territory embraced between Locust and
Court streets, Gallipolis, .beglaning at the
River, and running parallel with said streets
TO the township line, will meet at the Mayors
Office, in said district, on Saturday, the. 4th
day of July next, at the hour of one o'clock
P. NJ. for the purpose Of eleetina one Captain.
one LIST Lieutenant, and one End Lieutenant,
for said Company. Elr 3.
BY order Of The Board.
R. BLACK, TIP Cl'k.
Gallipolis Township, June 25. 1853.
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BUCKEYE FOUNDRY.

THE undersigned having purchased the
Il interest of Messrs Calohan & Graham IN
the Buckeye Foundry, begs leave to inform
his old friends and the public, that the busi-
ness will be carried on at the old stand on
Third street, below Aleshire & Waddell's
Mill, 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 or the
shortest notice.
l 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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One Cent Reward.

DAN away from the subscriber living in
HI Walnut township, on the 7th inst. Tuky
Bradford, an indentured apprentice 10 the
farming business. / therefore warn all per-
sons from harboring or trusting said appren-
tice on my account, as shall pay no debts
contracted By him. viii give one cent re-
ward for the return of said apprentice. but no
thanks. JAS. McCOMB.
June Ie. 1861.
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MARRIED.

On The 18th inst, by the Rev. J. 2. Han.
ing. Rev. JANIS N. KLYsRR, of Meigs county
and Mary z. TURSER, of Evington, Calls
county, o.
By the same. on the 25th inst, Mr.. NELSON
GLAssBURs, and Miss MARI WooD, all Of Galha
county, o.
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BOUNTY MONEY.

THE undersigned gives his exclusive at
Il tention tothe collectionof Bounty Money,
Back Pay Of discharged soldiers. Pensions.
DC Address him in person OF by letter. Of
fee, lower end Of Public Square
9 Buys discharged soadisrs' claims.
ss - C. u. MENAGER.
Sept. lS, 1862. Atty st Law.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

Is Mr.. YALLAEDIeHAM made a speech
recently, in which he said that unless
the var ceased the rebels sought to be
induced to make this invasion" 1t is
probable that this martyr has taken ad-
vantage Of his sojourn in the South to
make the inducemeht. % Th
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Taken Up

PY the subscriber, on his premises in
II Morgan township, Gallis county. o., on
or about the 25th Of May, 1853, 3 quantity
of SHEEP, old ones marked, and 4 young
ones not marked. The owner is requested to
call, pay expenses, and take away
z !. ..,s-f.s -. BAZZlLLAIW WATKINS.
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Cd OHIO REGIMENT
HEAVY ARrtttERTt

Young men, be not blind to your own in
terests. Your beloved country needs your
services AND MUST HAVE TEEN. Do not com
pei her to resort to the Conscript law and de-
prive you Of all BoUSTIrs AND PRryrIrors, but
hear what the authorities say to this, BY far,
the MOST DESIRABLE BRANCH OF
OUR SERVICE. ls
"As this Regiment will form part Of the
PERMANENT garrison Of the fortihcstions in
THIS DEPARTMENT., superior inducements and
advantages are offered to ell those disposed or
liable 10 be called upon 70 enter the Military
service Of their Country. Volunteers joining
the Regiment will be enlisted for three years
or during the war, and win be entitled to the
sAMR rAY, BOUNTY, AND ALLOWANCES, As OTHER
VOLUNTEERS in the service of the United States.
as is now granted by existing laws 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 HOMEM
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
tlOu hs III the o VI IL UOnLns VI OthAc scfflcc.
No 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 the opportunity
now afforded them"
Application has been made to the War De-
partment to organize this Regiment on the
basis Of 81 men to the Company. The Con-
script Law will shortly be enforced, and all
conscripts will be assigned to Infantry Regi
ments, hence no time is to be lost if you wish
to be stationed in good quarters at Cincinnati
or some point near your home.
The following Officers are yet to be ap-
pointed:
First Sergeant. 4 sergeants, 8 Corporals,
2 Artfcers, l Or Master Sergeant, 2 Musicians,
Wagner.
For further information apply at ALrsHIRE
4 WADDEILs Mill, Gallipolis, o. Notices of
Public Meetings will be given for the District.
Will recruit in Galha, Lawrence, jackson,
Vinton and Meigs.
E. S. ALESHIRE, Capt.
LOUIS BAER, lst. 1t.
JAS. E. HEBARD, Cd 1t.
Recruiting Officers
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

TIE New York Rttaia says that
Mr.. Buchanan, late President of the
United States, -'is particularly severe on
arbitrary arrests" Why not? The
genial old gentleman is no doubt severe
on everybody but the rebels. 5T
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eAlttA ACADEMY

.- JAMES II. NASH. A. B., PRINCIPAL.
HANNAH LOVE, ASSISTANT.
THIS school will continue half term
i longer before the Summer vaeation-the
half term commencing on Monday, the 18th
Of June. By order Of the Board Of Trustees,
the rates Of tuition for the present will range
from 81 90 TO 81 90, instead of from 50 90 70
IS 90, as heretofore.
s. NASH. President.
r. ALEssTRE Secretary.
June ls, 1863.
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"I AM for pence; let US stop 6ghtihg.''
This is what Lee wishes, Of all things
on the earth. II every citizen in this
State ECHOED such a REASONABLE senti.
ment, how long would it take Lee to
reach Phlladelpbia?-APhl. Press.
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stray Cow.

~s>iR
STRAYED from the subscriber,
about the middle of June, small
N0dark brown COW with white
spot on the breast, and has on bell. Any
person hesring or knowing .uything Of her
Whereabouts viii confers great favor by ieas-
ing word at the Journal Office.
tn { 4 FANNY TRUSIoW.
July 3, is6s-3ws u 9
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HOrs eS Wanted.

ASSISTANT QUARTERMAsrER's OFFIcE,l
GALtIPoLIs, o., June Is, 1863.
T WILL purchase in open market at the Post
Il of Galhpolis, o.,
EIGHT HUNDRED HORSES,
For Cavalry and Artillery service
Horses to be fifteen and a half hands high;
from FIVE TO nine years old; sound. and well
broken. Same to pass rigid inspection Of q
sworn U. S. Inspector ..t.. -..
No mares will be taken.
rl G. J. STEALEY,
June l6, le63.-tf. Capt d A. q. N.
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TREASON DEFINED IN CALfFoEEIA.-
At the recent session of the Legisla.
ture of California, an act was passed
defining what acts -srs reasonable in
that State:
"sEc. ]. Every person who shall in
time of actual war waged against the
United States, whether BY q foreign or
domestic foe, profess adherence to the
common enemy, or. ssQlieioxsls abusing
ne freedom Of speech. slaH publicly ,cish
esil TO the national cause, or that disaster
psoy befaN the national arms; or who
shall In any manner rejoice at any re-
ysrss Of he notional army. or any part
thereof, or who shall in any msnner by
,Cord or act a5et, iadorss or defend or
cheer any overt oaempf to spbyert the lap
FIJI authority efMe United Stdtes. 10 any
Stste thereof, shall be deemed gully Of
felony, and, upon conviction thereof
shall be punished by imprisonment iu
the State prison for term not less
than one year nor more than Eve years,
or BY 6ne not exceeding two thousand
dollars, or by both such fine and i'm.
prisonment.
$50. 2. Every person who shall be
gully ofa second e6tnss, as provided in
the preceding section, shall upon con.
viction thereof, Be punished By death, or
imprisonment in the State prison for a
term not less than five years and which
may extend to life. or. by confscation of
his properly"
Another act excludes traitors and
alien enemies from the courts of the
State in civil cases.
School teachers are also required
to take the oath Of allegiance before
they can receive q certificate or draw
any portion Of their salaries. No at.
tOrney at law will be permitted to prac-
tice hereafter 10 any court Of the State
(ifthe law is enforced. J unless he shall
have taken and fled, 10 the Office of the
County Clerk. an oath binding him to
bear true faith and allegiance to the
Government Of the Unitee States.
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Notice

8 hereby given. that the subscriber has been
Il appointed and qualified as Administrators
on the estate Of William Steel, late Of Gallia
county, deceased. - - as4f q
SARAH STEEL. Administratrix.
Centreville, June IS, 1862 s-'ia
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AdministratOr,s sale.

DY virtue of an order. issued by the Pro-
Id bate Court of Gallia county, to me di-
rected, ! will offer at public sale, at the door
of the Court House, on Saturday. 9Th day Of
August, 1863, at o'clock. p. NJ, theundivided
half part of the 8. W. half of lot No. 435;
also Of the N E. half of lot No. 40; also Of
eleven feet ten inches off the n. z. side Of the
S.W. half of let Ne. 43o, in the Incorporated
Village Of GallipoEs, late theestate Of William
j. Weaver, deceased. Appraised at $fO0.-
Terms made known on day Of sale.
WIN. WEAVER Admir-.
June 9. 1868. -, -.--- -
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II AN Democrat; this war is no,
my seeking; am opposed to the Ad.
ministration; let those who sustain 4 Be
war 6ght the battles" Very weil.-
This may serve to demoralize, aud dis,
hsarten, and discourage; but do you
suppose that your Democracy would
prevent General Lee from taking You,
house: or bacon. or aonrs Of elslbine
5M Prsssc
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Who Wants n Farm, or
Land TO Make Ones

THE undersigned offers for sale the follow
4 ing valuable farm ing fand, with the i'm
provements thereon, either in lots of 40 acres,
or the whole tract, containing 300 73-l00 acres,
more or less, al may suit the purchaser; the
same being situated in Perry county. Indiana,
few miles from Rome on tee Ohio ffver.-
The above can be had upon reasonable terms,
and should it not suit the purchaser, other
lands in the vicinity,'or lots in fhe town Of
Rome, may be had.
l .. PRoF. B. MELCHIOR.
Apply to Rev JoHS RowE, and JosEfH
HUsT, Esq, Agents, Gallipolis, O.
Reference: Hon. JoHE O. SHoEdAKEH, Rome,
Perry Coanty, Indiana.
June ii, 1863.
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"a EWe are panied to announce the
death of Major Andrew Parks Of this
place. He died this morning at 5
o'clock, after a protfacted illness
Kanasska Republican.
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DIED..

In Gallipolis. on the 9Th inst, of scarlet
fever, EvlLYE AroUsrA, daughter of John and
Caroline n. DAges, aged 2 years and months.
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Notice.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
Il and qualified as Administered on the
estate Of George Shoemaker, late of Cheshire
townships Gallis county, deceased. dsi :
JOHN A. EAKIN.
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Stray Horse

- sTRAYED from the subscriber
~ living in Gallipolis, on Wednes-
VrA day night last, A BAY HORSE
&AA q about fifteen and half hand,
M SI5 high, branded o. S.. c., white
sesE face, three white feet, heavy
name and fore top. A liberal reward. will be
given for the return of the animal to the. resi-
dence Of J. B. Clendinen, in Gallipo]is, Ohio.
G. N. CLENDINEN.
July 9, 1863
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Dissolution.

THE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under the name
of Aleshire a Waddell, in the Milling busi-
ness, is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
WV. WADDELL selling his interest to R. ALE
SHIRE, who is authorized TO settle all accounts
appertaining to the late firm.
R. ALESHIRE,
@ WIN. WADDELL.
Gallipolis, O., July 2, 1863;
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For Sale.

nNE sett Of Timers tools, machines. pat
" terms, &C., for sale cheap for cash.
@ La 81 JAMES HAEEoS,
Galhpolis, Nay II, 1854 an sd II
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just Received.

A very large stock Of fresh Groceries from
IA the Eastern cities, at the corner store, by
t-t % z. s. MENAGER.
Gallipolis, March 23d. 1863. nc.'
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LiIne and Cement,

250 BARRELS white Lime, common Lime
~ and Cement just received, and for sale
BY G. 4 A. HENKING.
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Ale and Porter.

Inn DOZEN bottles Ale and Porter lust re
Aoo ceived, and for sale BY
O. d A. HENKING. a
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PHILADEtPHIA.J July 5.--The Journal
publishes the follosiag in an extra:
BAIrrhosE. July 6--1I:So A. N.
The reporter Of the Journal has Jus!
arrived from yesterdays bsttle-6eld.-
He states the rout OF Lee thorough and
complete. Gen. Meade has not only
captured 10000 rebels bnt re-captured
all our own troops who were previously
In the hands of the rebels. z..a-G
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To Bridge Builders.
TO Bridge Builders.

GEAEED proposals will be received at the
~ Auditors office. Gallipolis, Ohio, until
noon Of the first day of August, 1863, for the
re building Of the Campaign Bridge, on the
Gallipolis and Marietta road Specifications,
and terms of payment. made known at the
Auditors Office, VIM. NASH, Auditor.
June IL, 1863.
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Bay Rum,

IN DOZEN bottles Just received. and fol
III sale by
c.&A A. HENKNG.
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NOfIce-T0 Builders and
others needing Doors
and SASH a2

VXTE have just received q large supply af
wv Doors and Sash of different sizes. of
very Superior matsrisl end wetkmaaship,
which we srS,selling low for cash. "a
S.-I DIS. FORD & BRO.
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1 sss. MACKEREL. 1898.

.DEING in receipt Of our second large sup
ID ply of Mackerel. can furnish them in
barrels, half barrels. barrels, and KITS
Lake Fish BY the barrel or half barrel; Cod
6sh, Hefrings. &c. Call at the City Grocery
corner Of Court and Third streets.
D. 8. FORD & BRO.
April %, 1863.
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CO.partnership.

THE undersigned have this day formed a
l. Co-partnership under the name of R. Ale
shire & Co.. who will continue the Milling
business at the old stand Of Aleshire d Wad-
cell, on Third street, where they will be
pleased to see their friends as usual.
r. ALESHIRE,
W @. ANDREWS.
Gallipolis, O., July 9, ls63.-3ws
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Notice..

DERsONS indebted to the estate Of Solo
Il mon Frost, dceeaeed, are requested to
make immediate payment if they wish to
save costs, and those having claims are re-
quested to present them within twelve months
from date, duly authenticated, otherwise they
will be debarred. II. H. BUTLER,
June 25, 1863: Administrator.
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Administrators Sale of
Real Estate.


TN pursuance of an order, granted by the
i Probate Court Of Gallia county, Ohio,
will offer for sale at public auction, on Sstur-
day, the first day of August, A. D. 1868, at
one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, upon the
premises, the following described real estate,
situate in the county Of Gallia and State Of
Ohio, to-wit: The northeast quarter Of the
southeast quarter Of section number one, in
township number five, Of range number six
teen Of the District lands sold at Chillicothe,
OHIO, containing forty acres and fifty hun
dredths Of an acre, more or less. Appraised
at $500 90. q p
Terms of Sale: One-third cash id hand,
one-third in one year. and one-third in two
years from the day Of sale; with interest: the
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold. 80
.. P. P. ROACH, Administrator
Of the estate of Geo. Il. Cress, deed.
June 25, l663.--4w.
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EruIt Jars.

Sa0 dozen stone and glass Frunt Jars, 70
CVV sale by
.ft 4 ~ @. q A.. HEEKING.
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Estate Of WIN. Cloudy.

THE undersigned has been duly appointed
i and qualified as Administrator Of the
estate OF William Goudy, late of Gallia county
Ohio, deceased. S. c. THOMPSON,
July 9, 1863. Administrator.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09
Notice..

THE undsrsigned has been duly appointed
i and qualified as Administrator of the
estate of Martin Boice, late of Gallia CO., Ohio
deceased. JOHN a. IEAklN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1863-07-09

THE undersigned have been dsly appointed
i and authorized by Gov. Ton TO recruit