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From Harrisburg.

HARRISBURG, July 20 p. N.--Movements
to-day indseate the concentration OF shs rehsas
nonadng was heard from the Cnin berlana
Valley To-day and IL is supposed that g enefal
waliace is there in force contesting the advance
CT the eenenny 4 anE reItaA st ~ .fA ? rs
A detachment of our forces left dreeneastIe
at O'clock this afternoon for Hagerstown, and
the prsssmption is they have srrfved there,
although no positive information 10 that effect
has been received here, owing to the pre- valence
OF thunder storm, which temporarily inter-
rppts tele graphic comm unication.
Through Information derived from scouts in
Adams, Iork, Franklin, and Fulton counties.
il is now believed here that not solitary armed
rebel is at present within the borders OF our
State
Report Of Prisoner.
HARRIsBURG, July The HEADQUARTERS OF
Gen. Couch were reno we'd fire m Chambersburg
10 THIS cay To day, with view of facilitating
the organization OF the militia recently called
out by the Governor
Headquarters here are still in communication
WIN dreencastie, but it is almost impossible
10 sst ahything but vague and unsatisfactory
reports OF The rebel movements beyond that
point. Iii evident, however, that a con sider-
able force Of rebels has concentrated near Ha-
geTstown.
A dispatch, received a little before noon to-
day, states that two rebel regiments-one of
infantry, and the other OF cavalry-were hi
vouacking last night on the road near Mid
dehprg, about three miles this side of tha
Sac lins and that their pickets were seen by
the Federal scouts two miles south Of tIreeu-
castle
A rebel prisoner captured in skirmish at
HaRerstown, day before yeste erdsy, states that
the pres mt raid 10 not only to procure horses,
but crops and provisions: that il is headed by
Lee, ane composed of Ewelrs and LongsIeet'
corps, and is an effort TO in wade Pennsy Yauia
and other Northern States
The capture Of Baltimore and the destruc-
ton Of the national capital are also aimed at
While Lee ia thus operating against WASH
ngtoE city, Beauregard has been lett in COM
mand at Petersburg, where he has sufficient
force, so our rebel informant states. The
rebels expect to hold Grant in check and pre-
vent his advancing ON Richmond. dispatch
just received from Greencastle states the rebel
force has evacuated Hagerstown, retiring on
the road towards Frederick.
This would seem to indicate precautionary
movement on their part TO prevent being sur
prised by Hunters forces.
Previous to the rebels retiring from Hagers-
town, they levied a contribution of I,5O) out
fits and 100000, which was paid under hrests
OF burning the town.
The Bridge over the Shenandoah in
Flames.
F.. BALTIMoRE, July "A des pa ch from SANDY
Hook tonight says the rebels are again burn
ing property in that place. Large fires are
now burning. The bridge over the Shenan.
doah is also in flames, the coufiagratiou cast
ing glow Of light over the country for miles
.around.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
E'ORD'S NEW THEAT TER
SUNDAY EVENING. JULY u, 1854,
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
Concert OfSaCI.ed Music

PROFESSOR WRITER'S and ORCHESTRA,
Assisted by the eminent native Prima Donna,
MISS JULIANA MAY,
The favorite Tenor
HERR WAGNER,
and others who have kindly volunteered. The
Orchestra will be composed OF
FORTY MUSICIANS,
of the hest talent in the city, forming an ARRAY
OF TALENT such az has never before appeared
jointly in Washington.
The Box Sheet will be open ON SATURDAY from
10 till 5 o'clock, when seatsca be secured az the
USUAL rates Of admission without extra charge
The Piano used on this occasion is from the cele-
brsted firmof Steinway & Son, kindly loaned for
the purpose by Mr. W. q. Metzerott. tys-2t
CROV VER's THEA TER,
~ Pennsylvanla ave., near Millards Hotel.
the Attaches Of this Theat.r having been tende-ed
then . sDsT HVfE ar aiy has been
", hs of one Of The Finest
s be ssf sq to IS ns AF51
SH b&sES ESSSHP' g. BAiBIs1 BIs1iop and
Dramatic Company. will appear in one Of the mos
p"pISissfs PfSss %f fhs dsE Epoupp ENTIRE
Have volup teered and will honor tue occasion
with one OF their Drawing room Entertainments
compete.
The far famed
GARDINER SISTERS
Have rendered their services, and will render
of their choicest select ons Of Songs, which
will he given that beamtifnlly tonching DueIt
JUST AFTER THE BATTLE, MOTHER
Sung by them with unprecedented success. The
your ger sister will also appear in her World re-
nowned SCOTCH DANCE. which has so lately won
such great favor in this city, and in which the
most severe critics allow she has no equal.
ADMISSION.
Parquette and Dress Circle. 81 cents.
Orchestra Chairs. IS cents
Family Circle Observation-Disclosures. IS cents.
Private Boxes ......................S S. 10.
Doors open at 80. Curtain rises at Is precisely.
Tickets for sale at the principal Hotels jy SIT
odd FELLOWS HALL FAMILY RESORT
~ SANFORD'S TROUPE performs every eIening
this week. N. B.-NO Theaters open-the only
place for Ladies. ,y72ts
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First appearance OF
JOHNNY REDDEN!
The great Song and Dauce Man. Also, OF
Mr.. GEORGE ROBERTSl
The celebrated Maitrs de Ballet
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ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARILY
ANNOC NCEMEST EXTRAORDINARY
ADVANCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT EXTRAORDINARY
ANNOUNCEMENT T TESNRAORDINARY
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Allen Mary
Arr Mrl Il III

hIlcb VI III
Arr Mrs Il FL
Anderson Jane
Ashton HELEN A
Allen Mary
Arm stard Mary
Anderson CarW
Anderson Mar X
Adams Mrs
Beard Mamie c
Brown Mrs j "
Brown Juliet =
Burr Mrs M A
Bangs Emily X
Brooks Carrie
Brown Mary e
Brown Mary
Bennett Mrs
Barron Margery
Bennett Lizzie
Barter Sarah E
Bry ant Emma
Barton Annie
Drudge MaryE
Barker n re Step
BOynton Nellie j
Buckley Anna
Baldwin Mrs
Buku Julia s
Bailey Lucy
Bryant Mrs l. II
Burnett Lizzie
Brewer Emma
Bax ter Mrs EJ
Barten Sarah Il
Butler Mary
Bodine Mrs ]
Bruce Oath
Burt Mrs M ]
Boarman MsriaL
Bird sell Martha
Burkenton Mrs
N A
Barker Mrs Z j
Butter Selssta
Barron Margery
Burlage Kate
Bradley Mary A
Bullers Minnie
Barrett Mrs / r
Burk Lucy j
Beyans Belinda
Brennan Ann
Boice Frances NJ,
Balch Miss Z A
Cook Alice
Caral Jennie =,
Cradle Mrs Hy B,
Clarke Mrs Il ,
Cometer Mrs HY.
Crosse Miss J ane ,
Clinck Miss Car
Camren Nellie ,
Coleman Ellen
Clendenin Sop D,
Clary Mary
CeI uney Mary
Carter Mrs Josh,
Carrico Marg't .
Cornwell E'aGG
Coleman Ella =,
Carlin Mrs Thos.
Conners Marv
Costly Isabella
Collins Rose
Cahill Ellen
Clendenin Jeny
Campbell Annie.
Collier Libbie l.
Cady Mrs l.
Connlly Mrs NJ +
Crist Julia p
Carter Anna
Cook Ms Il
Clark Mrs Jno
Champion Mrs
Carroll Cath
Copp Maggie A
COmmeger Soph
Cohen Mrs e
CurIey Mary
bale Phebe c
De Mt Sally X
Dsde Mary E
Dick Mary
DeGrangeGus'e2
Dyer Lizzie B
Durand Mrs Il
Dubaier Sarah
DunscourtJ ane f
Dickenson julia
Douglas Charl y
Dpllcrs Mrs e a.
Doban Maria
DeP-lxrow Mad
Daily Jane
Davis Rose
Dorsey Mary
Disson Mary
Denel MrsChas2
Dumas Mary
Davis Mary Il
Erwin Julia
Elsins Mary
Elliott Annie M
Egelin Caroline
Enright Mrs VIC
Emerieh Mrs
Egan Teresa
Eaton Mrs d A
Early Miss +
Ellis Caroline
Eskelman Mrs A.
Everts Mrs + NJ
Elliott Maria ]
BllwoOd Sarah L.
Eskeldson Eliza
Erwin Miss d D
Eyeson Miss r A
Eliza Ann
Fitch Mary
Ford Rosa
Fits Mrs N A
Finch Mrs II Q
Fuller Mrs Capt
Fox Mary
Freitag Sophia
Fisher Emma
Fulse Margaret
Finegan Mary
Freed Gusie
Fletcher Mrs b
Fraper Mary
Ford fallena 9
Fry Bette
Flagler MAJ ia V
Gray Emma
Green Adden
Gray Mary W
Groos Louisa
Gray Virginia
ellis Benrietta (
Guerine Kate
Gprdon Jnlia I
Gibson Miss X IS
Canes Nancy
Graham kateL
Gilchrist Phile a
6ibbon TerasaM
GIannis MrsFWl
GaskiDs Rosana
German Mrs
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Second week of the highly successful Locs
Drama, the
BUSHwHACKERS OF THE POTOMAC,
PUsHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMACt
BUSHWHACKERs OF THE POTOMAC,
BCSHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMACI
BUsHWHACKERS OF THE POTOMACi
Pronounced by all who have witnessed it
THE BEST SENSATION DRAMA
Ever produced n Washington.
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ezra ie&E eet a5s@f.s as5s4S Goo s.F-Ss
.s7' ) ~ q "a .aaacrzcas
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The Nevada Convention.

lne Nevada convention.
CARSON, July 5.--The Nevada Constitur oual
Convention met to-day and organized with
Nicely Johnson, ex-governor OF California, as
president, Hon NJ. Giilispie, secretary, and A.
]. Marsh, official reporter. The session will be
q short ore, and the probabilities are that the
constitution will be adopted by the people.
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COLUMBIA GARDEN. - E..ai 80 ,a,l,,ti :, ,
FREE CONCERT EVERY NI0HT.
Aonday srd satpEday's. Concert eonmene4 q
10 the city always on hand. sHoti 'H ttelms

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.fa<s I'd, prona 90 m f.}t d;tw 2 ss5at u
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Y1}G IN ct hgiFaa1Rna -Aafsts yssf p
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From Fortress Monroe.
FORTRESS MONROE, July f.-Col. Spear, OF
the 1lth Pennsylvania cavalry, visited Old
Point to-day. No news from the front All
quiet at latest accounts.
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sAYLEs J. BOWEN, Postmaster.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12
Skerif's Saie,
|, "a s,s.< q oai.. cam. go. = :

Il i.
pURsU Ant to the COMMAND Il an order
I OF sale, issued by the Court Of Comn,on
riess, within and for the county Of GaIIis.
a1d state OF ONO, and TO m dir~ete.i, will
offsr .. public sale at the door Of the C0r,t
House. in the town Of t,aIiinoIi.' IN 80
county ofI0sllis, on the,lath daF Of Igae a
d. 1854. n one O'clock Pm q said dsr7 ,hs
follovine rial estate, described as follows. to.
VII: Being situats in the county Of Gal;;a.
and State Of Ohio, and in the Ohio Company
purchase, and bounded aud described as fol-
lows. u being In fraction No. three. ri secs
tion No. nine ~ Of township No. three. f3l Of
range No. fourteen sll4l Commencing AZ n.
dividing ridge beteeen big oreek and doubl.
Creek, commencing at the south line at a stake
bearing tree; . chestnut oak 20 inches In
diameter. south ore rod and Eve links, west
three links thence running With a Blaxed
line, and eornering on said ndge. at : pine
stake bearing tree. black oak q inches in
diameter, one rod six links north, also black
oak inches in diameter. south 2 rods -
link; thence following said ridge with We
meanderings. TO near the north west line.
taenee down the ridge to the northwest line:
thence with said lne to the nOrth-west corner,
and thence with the south line 10 the south
west corner; thence east to the nlace of be
ginning, containing sixty five acres. more or
lees. excepting twenty aerrs, cold TO Henry
Holly, morr or less, a. described in his deed.
made by said Lrmuel Rodg,rs The above
10 serrs that is not excepted. is sppraised at
the sum Of S240.
To he sold IS the property Of Lemuel
Rogers, at the suit Of Joshua n CLARK.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May,
A. d. 1854.
WV. wADDELL, S. @. C.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12
She~if''s Sale.

NOTICE is hereby giveu, that the mr. der
~ signed, Sheriff Of the county of Gallia
in the State Of Ohio, will virtue Of vendi
issued by the Clerk Of the Court of Common
Pleas Of Gallis county. Ohio, aud to him
dircted, ss Sheriff Of said county, ofrr at
public sale, at the door Of the Court House, in
the town Of Gallipolis. in said county, and
STATE, on the 18th day II June. A d. 1864, at
the hour Of one o'clock P. n. of said day. the
following real estate. to-wit: Town Lot No.
nine. (9) in the town and village of Kyger.
vile, in said county Of Galiis, and State Of
Tho; said town Lot is more fully described
in the town plat Of said village Of Kygerville.
Appraised ct the sum of one hundred and
ten dollars. (tll0,00)
To he sold as the property and real estate
Of Thomas Peden, ct the suit Of John Trade
well. admir- It-..
Given under nv hand this Sd day Of May,
A. ID. le64 $3.50
WIN. aDDELL. SHERIFF S G. G
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12
Sher;F,s Sak.
n. srst. .f OII., CAN. c,,,,,. a..

DURSU ANT TO the command Of m order
! Of sale. issued frum ths. Court of Common
Pleas. within and Cor the county of GalIia,
and State Of Ohio, and 10 m- directed as
Sheriff Of ssid county, will offer at public
sale. at 'he door Of the Court House. in the
tssn oftsslhrolis. in said county Of Gsllis.
on the 18th day Of June. A. d. 1864 at Ose
O'eloek P. N. Of sail day, the foIiowi. g real
estate, described As follows, to-vit; All that
part OF the northwest qu,rter Of section No
six. f6l in township No four. ~ Of range
No. fheen. (l5) in the Ohio Company pur-
chase. in the county Of Gallis, and State of
Ohio. excerpt sixty acres sod of Of the east
side Of sAid quarter section. by James Bur
nett 10 job Randolph, aud also except twenty
one acres srt of a a homestead and dover
OF AleathtA Cooper. widow Of John Cooper;
assigned, and bsund~l and described a. fol-
lows, to-vit: Beginning At the south west
corner Of the above described quarter section
Of land; thence running east sixty-tvo (62)
rods with the south line Of said quarter Sec
tion 70 q stake; the ce north 81 rods to .
stake; thence west 26 rods TO a stake; thence
north 40 rods; thence west So rods to the west
line Of said quarter section; thence south II
rods 10 the place Of beginning. containing q
acres Of land; the residue Of saij quarter sec
tion being seventy-nine scrts. NOR or less,
(79) will offer for sale as Aforesaid, which
is appraised at the sum Of one thousand dol
hrs
To be sold a. the property and estate Of
John Cooper, deed, at the suit OF Edward
Deletombe
Given under my hand this lIth day Of
May, A. d. le64.-$4 so
wM. wADDELL. s. @. c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12
BUTLER, THE BEAST, AGAIN

The rebel Colonels Adairs, David.
son, and Cameron, recently exchan-
ged, publish an account of their
experience in Northern prisons,
making bitter complaints. They
say of General Beast Butler:
We next come to Point lookout,
in General Buffers departments
man who has rendered himself
infamous throughout the civilized
world Except in Yankeedom) by his
inhuman. brutal, anG devilish con-
duct in New Orleans. But he is
now evidently endeavoring to redeem
himself in the opinion of the officers
over whom he has rule, as we were
treated with much more considera-
ton there than at any other pri-
son, for the very purpose, as we
believe, of inducing us to make
a favorable report, thereby, in
some degree, wiping out the foul
stain indeliblv fixed on his name.
1t is all in vain-it will follow him
to his dishoncred grave, though oft
he may look back with shame and
regret. and cry, in the bitterness and
anguish of his soul, "Out damned
spot but it will still be there.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12

HThe body of soldier was
found floating in the Ohio River near
the Clipper Mills below Gallipolis,
on the 9th :dwsof May 1864. An in
quest was hdd by Coroner Wall -
The name df the soldier was not
known. He was about 21 years of
age, five fee ten inches high. In
his pocket " ere fonnd a IS bill Far
mars bank of Kentucky. also a note
signed by Andrew Thomas, his X
mark, payable to Moses Parsons .on
the next pay day of Co X. 1lth Va,
On the same day another inquest
was held on he body of a soldier
found in the river one mile below
Gallipolis. Nothing found on him
showing his name He is described
as ., 10 in hight, heavy set, brow n
hair. sandy whiskers. cavalry pants
and jacket. a linen handkerchief with
letter G on one corner r. S. on an
other corner, pass written in pencil,
dates 7th,Apri 1864 signed by E b.
-Willer -7th W.t'Fa. Cavalry. ANY
further information can be obtained
from Coroner Wall Gallipolis Ohio.
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PrOIss fe Notice
settlement Of Accounts

THE following accounts haye been filed in
] the Probate Court Of Gallia county, Ohio,
fer settlement, and the same will be heard
and Examined on the 4th day Of June,
A. D. 1864: Final account Of Edward s.
Jones. administrator Of the estate Of Thomas
J. Evans, deceased; final account Of H. Ro9es,
one of the Administrators Of the estate & VIM.
r. McCarley. deceased; first account Of A T.
Blake. administrator OF the estate Of B. a.
Trohridg". decreased; first and final account Of
John Watson and MARY Guy. administrators
Of the estate Of John Guy. deceased; final nc
count Of Samuel Jolly, administrator Of the
estate Of Peter End, deceased; first account Of
Reuben Graham, administrator Of the estate Of
John R. Blessing. deceased.
A. LOGUE,
May IL. 1854 Probate Judge.
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SWe earnestly invite public at

ES we earnestly invite puDllc at
tention to the powerful patriotic ap-
peal by Gov. Brough in behalf of
families of the National Guards. 1t
will certainly meet a hearty res
ponse at the hands of every patriot.
These men have left their families
and homes for the good of the whole
community. They hive taken up
arms in defence of the whole country.
1t is no more than just that those
who remain at home should bear a
part Of this burden. In Gallia Coun-
ty it falls with peculiar severity upon
Harrison, Walnut. Perry, Addiso
and Cheshire. The other districts
furnish no men. All are left at
home to carry on their farming oper-
ations as usual. The present high
prices of produce render it dou ;ly
advantageous to those who stay at
home. Farmers. mechanics, gentle
men and loafers generally. What
say you? Will you allow your neigh
bor's farm to be idle, and his family
suffer for want of its products, not
from any fault of the owner, but be-
cause at the call of his country, in
her hour Of danger, he shouldered
his musket and went forth to fight in
defence of your rights and property
as well as his own? 1t cannot be
that the spirit of patriotism which
has since the beginning of the war
produced among US such happy re-
suits, will in this, perhaps last emer-
gency. fail TO relieve the wants of
our brave Guards,
The time is short. The season for
planting is at hand. Many of you
are probably done plsn ing your own
land Look around and see if your
neighbor who is in the service, has
had any one to plant for him. If not
organize into squads at once for du-
ty in the field-of corn. What
you do, do now. &c.
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SherffxY Sale.

1he &afe Of Ohio. Gabia CozRfr. 80.
NOTICE is hereby given. that the under
~ signed, Sheriff Of Gallia county. will, nv
virtue Of an execution, issued by the Court o.
Common Pleas Of said county, in favor Of
Isaac Isascs an Jeukin Davis. and against
John NJ. Thomas. and tn him dlreeted, a. the
hour Of one O'Clock P. NJ. on the ord day OF
May. A. 1864. nt the house of John NJ.
Thomas, in Perry township, IN said county,
offer for sale at public auction, the following
goods and ehattels, tO-wit: One bay Mare,
supposed to be years old. one bay Horse,
supposed to be years old, 2 black Cows and
one red Cow, 2 two-year ell Heifers, one
black and the other red, one rar Of work cat
tie. and seventeen head Of sheep and lambs
Taken on said execution, as the property Of
said John NJ. Thomas
Given under nv hand this 7th day Of
May, A. D. 1864 s200
WIN. WADDELL, Sheriff
.. By VIZ. CANPBxLL. his Deputy
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DLi JOHN ROWE.
Pres. Gal. Co. B. So.
MORE OF THE FORT PILLOW
MASSACRE


The Sub-committee's report or
the Fort Pillow disaster continues as
follows: - t
Among the witnesses who were
examined is a negro who was buried
alive, and dug himself out OF his
own grave. There is no doubt CT
the fact that one or more persons
were nailed through their flesh to
pieces of wood, and then burned
alive.
Not only on the day of surrender
were such fiendish acts perpetrated.
hut next day in cold blood. The
victims seen by the Committee, were
some of them sore eyed, and cut in
the face and eyes with bayonets and
swords, while other parts of their
bodies were smashed and disfgured
either by steel or lead.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12

Mr.. EprToR:-Please allow US
through the columns of your paper,
to acknowledge our Indebtedness and
gratitude to your, and our friend Mr..
w. H. Langley Esq. for his kindness
and hospitality to us, while in your
town, and for the comforts which
he so promptly and freely bestowed,
accept our united thanks.
Co. A. 47th q. S.
From Guernsey Co. o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12

~About 1000 National Guards
are now in cams at Gallipolis. The
47th Reg Col. Ferguson, from Guern-
sey county, was mustered into the
service before leaving home. Col
Ferguson is in command of the
post. -.F e.l s--r,- r--t'
The 35th from A.hels, 2)ti Bltt.
from Sciota, 18th Bait. {. ON Gallia
and 18th Bait from dagis, are vet
to lie mustered and consolidated
Col. Ferguson has the matter in hand
and he will be fortunate indeed if he
succeeds in so organizing this force
as to render general satisfaction.
As we go to press the work of
consolidation is going on, quite a.
greeably, save with one company
from Meigs county, that refused to
be sworn into the service of the
United States We are credibly in
formed that this is-owing to the infu-
ence of two men: who did not succeed
in obtaining the positions they desi-
red NJ ro srrr --r.f
They were ordered, under arrest,
and viii likely have time to reconsid-
er their course. 'a- .-.-. Z =
We are informed that three other
battallions will reach Gallipolis this
week. but from What point weshaye
not ascertained- ~ -..rs s-r .-r,
Next week We shall attempt to give
complete statements relative to the
Guard and It's organizaton at tins
post, that is, five can obtainit. au-
thenticated by the proper authori-
~. {.
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NOTICE TO TOWNSHIP TRUS
TEES

The ! ir etors of the Gallia County InfiFm-
ary hereby notify the Trustees Of the several
townships, that no Paupers will be recrived
into the institution except such As have gain
ed legal residence in the county, and have
taken all legal steps to qualify themselves for
admission They are also notified that no
balls FIR the n-lief, or support OF INDECENT per
sons IN the various townships will be paid,
unless they are first fully paid by the Trus-
tees, and reeeipted for to them, by the persons
receiving the money - in "a
- By order Of the Board, 5-
A. o. SHEPHERD Pres.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12
RoadtNor,ce.

THERE will he a petition presented tc
the Commissioners OF Gallia county al
their annual meeting IN June, 1864. for the
establishment of county road, making the
following points. to-vii:
Commencing at the "individual" road Of
David KutOn, nesr the stable OF Henry Bow
man; thence eastward fhrugh the meadow Of
David Kuton, to dogwood tree; thence east
ward to the corner of Peter Huntley's field;
thence along the fence to the big white oak
road. All being in. section No. 30, in Hun
tington township, Gallia CO., o.
May IL. 1854, ~