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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-01-14

In Clay Chapel, in The presence Of the
Congregation, Jan. 10. 1864, BY he Rev: W
J. Griffith, Mr. Truman GuTHRIE. to Miss
DIANA oHlcx, both ef Gallis 60. y;
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Notice.

TN pursuance Of an order, granted by the
i Probate Court Of Gallia county. Chic, I
will offer for sale at public auction, on the
10th day of January, A. D. 1864, at two
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: A tract Of land commencing at the
south west corner of section number 3, town
ship 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 TO the west line of said section
thence south to the place of beginning, except
tract out of the same of about 80 acres, con-
veyed by F. H. Trobridge to A. T. Blake, and
for description Of which exception, reference
is made TO said deed recorded in Vol. 80.
pages 1856, 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 10
acre tract and A. T. Blsks's 400 acre lot, in
section number 3, township Number 3, range
number Is, Gallis county; o. Said last men
toned tracts are subject to the dover estate
and homestead of the widow and minor chill
dren of F. II. Trobridge, deceased; 40 acres
off of the south end being the amount set of
for dover and homestead; and said dover and
homestead are divided by running a line
north and south through said 40 acres so a,
to set of % acres on the east side for the
homestead. Subject to dover and homestead,
appraised at the sum Of $3.50.
Terms of Sale: 0ne-third cash in hand,
one-third in nine, and one-third in eighteen
mouths, with interest from the day Of sale
deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
or approved personal security. r
A. T. BLAKE,
Admir- of F. H. Trobfidge, decd.
Dec. II, 1863.
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Notice.

T HAVE been duly appointed Administra
Il tor of the estate of George II. Cress, lat
of Green township, deed.
JOHN WADDELL,
Jan. IA, 1854.
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WE have Just received scns nice Phess-
w graph Abams, which ws eetf for ssis-
cheap. cAIl and exauine.
n. B.-Ms do "Ncsa" scns. bcs dcu't
%Bene" mach; yet xs do taks 100 pis.z,ss
daily, IN al saitAbIs weather.
Dee. 81. lsss.-<x.
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Notice..

I design closing up my books on the lst o
Il February, 1864. All persons KNOWN.
themselves indebted to me for coal delivered
previous to that time, will greatly oblige m,
by calling at my residence on Third street
in Gallipolis, before that time, and adjust
ing the same. .
JONATHAN HAMILTON
Jan. 7, 1863.-tf.
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FOUND,

ON Tuesday, by Mr.. Jonathan Hamilton,
" on the lee, outside of the upper Coal
Boats, at GallIpolis Wharf, Two Boots,
odd size, supposed to have been stolen. The
owner can get them by calling at this Office
and paying for this notice.
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8ebietp Of Mlnkfts

GALLIPoLIs PRODUCE AND GROCERY
MARKET. ..-.
CAREFULLY cnsKEcTKD KvERf TUESDAY Br
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Wanted.

CIX wood choppers to cut cord wood
y 81 90 per cord paid for cutting. Apply
to JACOB BLACKBURN,
Cheshire, Gallia CO., o.
Jan. IA, 1864
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Found,

Found.
ON or about the Sd of December, 1863, on
" the road leading from Gsllipolis to Point
Pleasant,
ONE WATCH.
The owner is requested to call, and by
proving, or satisfactorily identifying his pro-
perty, can have it by paying expenses.
1e'an01 l.. D. VANZANT.
/ Addison Township. Gallia co., o.
Dec. 81, ls63-3w.*
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Extra Heavy Lamp Chin
news,

lust received and fer sale at former
y prices, by g. & A. HENKiNG
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EIONR.

A full supply Of choice family, extra fam
~ ly, and superfns Flour. constantly on
hand and for sale by the barrel or fesail 81
O. q A. HEHEINa.
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Jan. I, 1853
SALE OF
HOTEL FURNITURE.

I WILL offer for sale II public sue.iSa. ON
l Thursday, the l4th- dsy Of january hext,
the Furniture and fixing o. the VkilsS House,
consisting Of Bedsteads snd Bedding: Tables,
Stands, Chairs, and Tableware, DIE Horse,
one Cow. also one splendid seven oeisys
Piano. nearly new, and many Other articles
too numerous to mention.
If you want good bargains. some to the
sale. which commence at 10 o'eiosh. Terms
made known on day Of sale.
II. JAS. Z. RICHARDSON.
esilipolis, Dee. 81, 1853.
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Notice.

Notice.
THE undersigned hsving been duly quail
Il fed as Executor of the last will and testa-
ment of D. Quinn Guthrie, Of the firm of J. H.
d D. @. Guthrie, late of Gallia county, Ohio,
deceased, all persons having claims against
said estate are required to present them duly
authenticated within one year for payment
All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate payment.
A. s. GUTHRIE, Executor,
OF the last will and testament Of
D. Quinn Guthrie.
Swan Greek, Jan. ], 1S63-w.s ,t
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HONORARY MANAGERS:
Hos. JOHN G. DAMRON,
A. Leclereq, ESQ, Mai. s. b. Webb,
Chas. Henking, Esq, Capt. g. ]. Stealey,
R. Aleshire, Esq, Lieut. T. P. Gilman,
E. Morgan. NJ. D., Surg. Jas. R. Bell.
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS:
J. A. Robinson, ESQ.,, ii. NJ. Onderdonk, ESQ.
R. L. Stewart, Esq @. d. Bailey, ESQ,
D. Y. Smithers, Esq, y. T. Halliday, Esq,
R. Black, Esq, W. R. Morgan, Esq,
W. Littleboy, Esq, G. Wheeler, Esq,
L. s. Webb, Rsq.,' IA. Langley, Esq.
FLOOR MANAGERS:
Z. T. Sheppard, Hiram Dale,
A. j. Spencer,
-. TREASURER:
John sanns, Jr
FINANCIAL AND DISTRIBUTING COM
MITTEI.
Capt G. J. Stealey, J. A. Robinson, Esq,
L. S. Webb, Esq, ., c. D. Bailey, Esq,
CIV. Livesay, NJ. D.
MUSIC BY THE AMATEUR STRING
- t.a7 --r-- -.ai BAND. -"'- ~
Doors open at 6 o'clock; Festival COM
mences at 612
ESupper at 8 o'clock; also at hslf-past
ii o'clock.
eE- Admission, sl,OO, which includes
Supper.
B-Tickets to be had at the stores of
Messrs. @. & A. Henking, Henry NJ. Onder
donk, John T. Halliday, ]. 4 P. A. Sanns,
Bailey & Maguet, and Bailey d Cheriugton.
UNo tickets will be sold at the door.
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Times for Holding Courts
Q In the 9Th Judicial Dis.
trict OF Ohio:

Times AOE h0IQl0S courts
Q In the 9TH Judicial Dis.
trict OF Ohio:
TN pursuance Of law, the times Sor holding
Il the Distriet Courts and Courts Of Common
Pleas, in the several Counties Of the nth Ju-
dieial District Of Ohio, for the year 1864,
are fixed IS follows, to-vit; ,
DISTRICT COURTS:
Washington, April le; Aeigs, April 90;
Gallia, April -; Lavrelee, April IS; Scicte,
April "a; Pike, April %; Vinton. May 9;
Perry, September S; Fairfield. September Z;
Hooking, September 10; Athens, Sepsember
IL; jackson, September is.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FIRST suB-pryIsos:
Pery-March II, May %. October ls
Hoeking-February %, May Is, October 3.
Fairfeld-Mareh %. June 6, November Z.
SECOND -sus-Drvnox:
Lswrence--February 9. May 10. September
vinton-February 9, May 10, September 90.
Jackson-February %, Nav "a, october ls.
| Pike-March 8, June Z, November /.
Scioto-March is, June II, November Is.
THIRD SUBDIVISION:
Washington-February ls, May IL. Sep
tember26.
Athens-February 2s, May 26, October l2.
Meigs-Mareh Z, June 6. October "a
Gellia-Aarch II, June l3, October 81
JOHN P. PLYLEY,
p. VAN TRUMP,
". W. JOHNSON
JOHN WEIGH,
Judges of the 7th Judicial District Of Ohio.
The State Of Ohio, Gallia Cosnfv, %.
/, JOSEPH HUNT, Clerk of the Court
Of Common Pleas and District Court, within
and for the county of Gallis, do hereby certify
-.>k4sSs. the above to be a true copy of
&a5k the original order, "a entered
AN on the Journals Of said Courts.
4Elk In testimony whereof, here.
E unto subscribe my name, and
WV" afix the seal Of said Court Of
Common Pleas, at the Clerks Office in CALI
polls, in said county, this 18th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1868.
So JOSEPH HUNT, Clerk.
Dec. IL. 1863.
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Cigars and Toba eco.

A fun assortment Of foreign and domestic
N cigars; also ., large stock Of tobacco,
comprising In part the following varieties:
10 Boxes old style CsSendish;
10 Pound Lump, bright and dark;
10 Sc, sweet;
20 Csddies,- half pounds. dsrf;
10 " small square Twist;
10 Fig tobacco;
10 Pan Cake Tobaeco
Also, smoking tobacco in barrels and ps:
pcrs; fne cut chewing tobacco in foil. All Of
which we offer 10 the trade st satisfactory
prices. G. q A. HENKIEG.
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+ s63. MACKEREL. 1868.

4 500. MACkEkEL. 1858.
DEING in receipt Of our second large sup
ID ply Of Maetefel; We can si,i furnish them in
i1ks Fish by the barrel or half barrel; Cod.
6sh, Hesrings, dc. Call at the City Grocery,
corper Of Court and Third streets,
D. 8. FORD 4 BRO.
April 9, 1853
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FRUIT TREES.

THE undersigned is prepared to furnish all
l. kinds of Fruit Trees, on short notice
Now is the time for those designing to set out
an orchard, TO prepare their orders. Early
spring planting is the best time for this lati-
tude, and orders will be filed as they come to
hand.
OF Peach Trees an endless variety, among
which are Crawford's Early and Late, which
have proven themselves well adapted to this
region.
OF Apple Trees, / offer over forty different
varieties.
| will deliver at the Wharf boat at CALI
polls, when the proper season for planting
arrives:
Apple Trees at 800 per hundred.
Peach Trees at 500 per hundred.
Orders left at my residence in Gallipolis,
near q. G. Weiberts, will be punctually at
tended to.
Dec. "a, 1853. j. W. SHAW.
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i. s. FORD,
ARCHITECT BUILDER,

UhLLII OIIDI OIiIOs
btANs, Specification, and Bills Of Ma
i terial, together with Working Drawings,
furnished ON reasonable terms.
Buildings put up bY contract and finished
complete. Persons wishing anything in that
line, are requested to call during the day at
the new dwelling of R. Aleshire, on Third
Street.
Dec. 3, Is63.-3m.-s
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Wanted,
Sale,

EOUR acres ofland, between Third and
J. Fourth street, adjoining the corporation
81 Gallipolls, Two dwelling houses, barn,
we'll Of irst-rate wster, an old and young .apr
pie orchard; peaches, trees, grapes, ounces,
DC, and lot of fine shrubbery on the pre-.
mises. Enquire at the Journal Office.
Dec. 81, 1858.
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Administrators Notice,

NOTICE is hereby given that the sub
In scribeF has been appointed and qualified
as Administrator Of the estate Of Andrew
Mafit, late Of Gallia county, Ohio, deceased.
JAS. GLASSBURN Admir-.
Jan. z, 1861
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Raker,s CHOCOLATE.

EoR sale by CD A. HENKINe.
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{5centl Subscribed and sworn 81.
(stamp.S to. the day and year J.
above written. -
FRANKLIN CAREL. N. P.
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e tpun Sple @errnen mGIeu bsprr lie entreten III tie
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San.ae g2anltSr,

teIpn6frS wet fie Cpef tntS aebtsr Eaters Sesprben
nb ea5 iibrli in pieic &auises in etp a rikes Grab
reist, welGe bgs iare erfatsnen Enene nb entpdeen
0erfdnbeSfrafte mis- rem DeUnsr ser 0erennet cen ST.
nat begettert nno rcr 2rr baubce &Sne enteft baben
tpIrfen uibsen :G nit pGuem @ertrduen n0bet.
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Baltimore 2Dta'S5 5oipital.
i3ur llntero ud,,n8 Der 0nadlalaersi etnbltrt,

-s Dar siast9s Ofnb Ia h@s ,%2t(t, spq ilfhsre,
@nnelle 2snp O. iiia5!..<2 81. fcn III
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OgsanIl0. @t1spGae

tprb unSersg@ eeNeE. unS bic cpe &tslt ieber SERGE
he Dieies trdt tbare 2sten weIbeS eas 2ebeneemb nS
Sic @be utb Gadfpntnemait unm6eli mat, if,oit has
2pps 9erer se tbren 2eceni9aten unbeoanen trDRnen
S9e s, seH ao 81 s.mt ~ Ss@s " mrH r
trifuren geSeri9losen i'm Sarn Stein b anbere llr.
facn ensben fan, 70 TT e bod n,etaentteIs ene GplSe
bes WtBbrnues Der ehelien Orgdne 9Fer ober min es
Idgsnen ta e Rra Der @rieusuus eber Denen rrIS
rem rrn bic @ betmli9sn &afern ersefea G!s bon DtHe
RE ha tefle nb.
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. Hea9 6 BE-

bebeen tdB en seunber Self anb etn s,tfr SSrrer bic
ncbpenci9fen Grforterniiie sur ete6en Sfufielsfet
nb So ppne cife prb bic 5ee teS 0ebsne ;r troriecn
lid uaO Se eele m;rb erere BON ger,meiiiuns unS me.
Ian6pff6cn getradbtnsen, Gag un8 Bic Srsufen reIe
Mbbere eene6en perspei9ert inb sra r7 ,fr5
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DR.. Johnston,

1et e{a}i6e AFst, 'psitssr auF'4t,
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llHf.a:i nsr NrsGe-

Die piele 3auIente lpehc dE3enb Der esen Febensebu
Sabre In bteer Muiaft trrt wu ben nb bic Wenge MIDI
tetr wuntdrStIiGeu Operaipne mel6e Or. rtnfrn aus
flbrte tener ole nb otele anbere
aler intsrridtet purea lnb enoI6 In 8esus af einen
Gbarafter ais @brnmanr in 8esus auf @barar nnb Ge-
mtlenEafsfet ina XeittnSen cine brret4enee 0eratrs
IehnRs. .5sl5@ tt ..i- tls .s 53-ItaJ4li {yjS %
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- Sfftee: No. z siib.GrebertGFr, J,
Feben T6irsn Spn 8alttnrpreFs., Gltltde Sstte,
bic Stafe1 btnauf.
Nfdn merle tb Nanten unS 6auSnuntiner, Scn arpe
be unb trsertfbt Na9ma6tr burtrebene rnb 9eptenlp
QuadIaber S9ubFider, Sttefelwi6er, Sraeenreiniser
nnb 9ampenpuser II. ~. beb reeelmdbge Mer3e
unb auer, an9e3rsen BON Dr. ptnfpn Sn tn Der Ndhe.
NS, AIe Brteie r,iiien etnen prf Stamp enttalten.
,- Gins fstfc3155 III 2 SaqsIi su3eilAfst.
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: SS(lalQ0lalp0

" 8II 3&lIgNlENHlIlg UIE DfNl lIfIIGIIs
II. 'oS .ao ltnfefitebnten n
Dee laH bsvivtbfaaft den gentr0Is
.A OecetmS 0ott Yfcrb Ssiit rtFd
3'ir (s)rigNn,tng stne5 ianptuirtbldaitli1en uns
polit'6nIden SnititutS
in Set tentfeben 0tnfetInms am ftt,Suen egg $Grs
I'D rtaa ,ql hpr &per, SGesn Serfep.
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Dr. SpSnfpn iii 6tr einsise reselmGss sbtl6ete arit
N1el unb Setanbluns no alert @nberen ednalt1 unte-
tant gr i beran9bileet bon euem 9eben, el6eS Ct tn
ben erSstn Spiptdlern @urppas S te eren eees 2au-
Ses sub adte, namd: @nelant Hrantreit lnS tn hem
Bples BON philadelphia u {. r. b ct Bat ene aus5eeee1-
tere prdrts, dls dle dnbereA Nerae ber gBel fC9a
fam M pertrousn ao ieiae Gsre ais aa nRb etne Ct
f&idltGtetnlS Nrjt s.ts., Ate ~ rsf.3 r.,~7
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