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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20


S.n,.or Summer addreaeed the Union
Rs,i6sation Meeting ia Fseuil Hall on
the e h nl,. in . camraign speech ss
effective % IN higher parl,An'enfar ars'
orations. he Eetaaed On the pro.-:av.
cry Democracy 'hecrime of engineer
ing hi. Rebellion. Red his summary
Of The evidence against them:
Look 4, the Rebellion from beQ'ni'g
to end, and you viii frd that it has
been engineered by Democratic.
You canno, forget that James Blu.
chanan a Democrat ~. President, eur
rounded ~ : Democratic C"b;nct.
whil. the Rebellion was allowed |" o..
ganize and to gather strength without
interruption.
Wherever you look nov in IT, Re.
bellio,, here you find the cli Demo.
cracy, int" which il absorbed Jrhn Bell
and h. I'll overs, arraycd sga'ns. their
county,.
Look At individuals, yon viii find
that the laege- h,!f. constituting Tho
controllin,. power Of tbs old Democrat
ic party, Is now in arm. agains, heir
coun'sy.
L.ok !, S,a,e.. you will fi,'' ''s' all
now N rebellion ~.rS, " Is outbreak
Dem cratic States.
L IS na,ur.l that the Nor,hasn asso.
ciates and allies II these Rebels should
be engaged in dcvi.in. apologies fpr
rebellion
| F.Ilvw citizens, in all this sas. Union
| whether The Union a~ il va. cs H." Tn.
ion A. il il, there j. 10, a-in2sc R-pab
lican in arms agains, the Govevnme nj.
or sy,npa,hizing with .hose VII, are.
There i. not traitor among them.
Here is the distinction he;ween tie
,vo parties, which * ~ D.oad as the
space between ear.d and Heaven.
1t IL becau.e The Democratic Parry
IL At this ,ao,nent - stterly mischiev.
Gus and disioyal, 50 really dangerous
70 our country. and so bitterly hostile
70 liberty that | speak thus pl.i,i-.
Soft word. will not do in exposin, 'hs'
combination at Chicago, where ,hetac
,i.ns comningled into one. Cai!them.
]. you please, I'harisccs and Saaucess.
They are something more anl some
hing worse, It possible. They are
the snarmei gnerrils bands Of Jefferson
Davis, Who have stolen into the free
States. have used this language be-
tore II | repeat il now, il is because I
wish 10 pu, you on your guard against
these criminal m,raulers who ct shis
moment Of peril are ready 10 prey uron
their country,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
DIR. y. K. WEIR

Late or Pennsylvania announces 70 the clts.
sons az Toledo and vicinity, that heis pernn.
oently located in this place, offers his services
o. Prsct;onsr Of the German, French Span.
ISL mode OF medical frsatmens 80 successfully =
practiced Of late in Trspcs, Sp~in snd America
lie not enly ascertains the nature Of disease
a formerly practiesd hy physicians. hut passet
en aad discovers the canss, hswsver Intricate
10 disease asy hs. Those twins At distance
and unable 10 visit him, ess be 'res,ed by
sensline hin clear viAl full Of their Honine,
uriue, from which the disease win g aaccr-
saiaei. reaals eomplainss in asl thir vsr;o"s
forms sreatesle carefully end eouhdentislty.
vill attend soau cslle promptly. Residence
sad esIes. North Weer o. she public square.
u <. wlER
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
WHIST ear Generals Say

Ssye Nsst. Gen. Grant
"The end ) not fsr distant, IL we viii
only bs true - ourselves. Alive wsn'
nov 10 ensnre sn early restoration d
the Union, IL 5 determined unity q
sessiment No,,h."
Ss,a Mai. Gen. Hooker:
''The Union must b. preserved, and
shtre ,s no way ofpreser,ing i but b,
the power Of oar srms-by fighting the
conspiracy 10 death, This rebellion is
,o,,~ring while speak ; II is gri"s
down and will coon tambIe into ruin.
Says Nj. Gen. Meade
"D;amis-irg ~ now useless to dis
cuss, al questions - 10 the origi" o.
this var, we have daily and h.,n'ly ev
iiepce that j, exists, and that il car
only b. terminated by har: lighting
and By determined efforts to overcome
the armed enemies or the Government
Says Maj. Gen. Burnside
would it not be cowar,lly for ~ tc
say that this rebellion cannot b. crush
ed, and the authority It tho Govern
men, susta tained /: There j, in my mind
no question q il. There can be no
such ,hisg ~ having dowr of arms, oI
cessation Of hoetilitics, until the entire
authority OF the government i. acknowl
edged BY every citizen ofour country
Ss.s Maj Gen. Logan:
'.The greatest victory of the Rebels
greater than City Manassas. and Their
only one that can give them . particle
Of hope, will be to defeat the war party
At the incoming campaign"
Say. Nj Gen. Dix:
MY desire is to do al in my power io
sua, ain ,hr G"vc.umeh, in i's Efforts to
put down the rcbrliion-an object TO be
r6rcte.l, in my judgement, BY = steady
AMI answering prosecution Of the var. >
Says The old veteran. Nj Gen. Wool
"Nothing Tor auglt ,ha, I can dis
cover, will save the Union AMI i's Cav
cru,ucnt bns the successes II Grant
Stetmau. F.ragnt aud Sheridan"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

The vc,c, m 0.nersl M:Call il Opsul,
opposed 10 Mcclellan. He il y Demo
crat ef the old school. aud l.rav,
soldier. H. knnws Mcclellan perfect.
And consequently il opr'sed to him
lI1 WAS the Democratic candidate fn:
Congress in 1862. and shows clea,
record. which hs will preserve by til.
course he hss adopted.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Peat has ssade i,s appearance in
market in Rocheeter in large quantities.
and finds ready asl', hocasse il Ia CHEAP
and burns veil. Fxei msu come down.
Lase AdvicrA from Moscow, Il tssia,
aay that .lsrge y.artion Ot she city has
b~en Ie,.r"yed by incendiary tir.s
Tvn hun.ired AMI ttty hsnse. burned
ia one nixh'. f..nhle f,r The ('xari
Why is rhsaoatism hike . glus,on !
Dssssss u sstscks Ne joiatsl
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
ToI EDO TANA

tbs STONES or rHE TkMPLE.-Ih
marble stones which composed S'l'
mons Temple were said to be forty cr.
bits long, twelve thick and eight high
Supposiog ) cnbit % be eighteen inckr-
vhirh y the res, estimate, they would
be .ix,yfse, long. eighteen fess ,hicl
and welvr fee, high, And suppose .
cubic fm It ,nsrnle 70 weigh 37c7
ounces, one of,s,e-e .'"nea weighed 2.
752, ,O3s pounds, u oancss. And sup
posing one man 10 be able - raise goo
pounds, it would require ls,76o men tc
raise one of these, anil also little bow
who could raise 80 r"unds and ?
0 incea. And anpposing one man to
require square yard to stand upon, !:
wonld require 2 acres. ; r""d,, II per
ches and II yards f"r them to stand III,
on while raising il, besides . place f,r
the little boy TO stand upon. What
floats must have been necessary 10 car
~ them across the sea 10 Joppa! And
what kind Of teams, as well "a wagon,
do you suppoae they had 10 carry these
stones fr.m Jnppa 70 Jerusalem, which,
vas about thirty miles, and mountain
ou. cnun,ry !! And what .kill was nee
essary to square and dress these i'm
mense stones. 40 that when they were
brought Together the, fitted 80 exscil,
that they had he appearance of bein.
one solid s,"n.l
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
Nead, ReaA Dva Z: Ss1achell's
0eooouobO0s.

I 90WOU0UUWuD0.
The f.,lowinr ts.i,o,ous respln'i ions
we're prepared hv Nv. IRA & Mitchell
Democratic cand, ixtc f,r Congress IL
shie iis,ri:, ard handed m l.. Grant
B B,;ngsor. ]" secure their adoption by
thc i.s. D.alacr;.',c St. c,pv~"sien.
! NJ, 0rar.l read ,hcm A. III. mt dis.
rw.~,,r L, r T. on IL. II = inst, and
~, Mitchell ll 'ros dcuy ,.ie;v anti.rs.
! ship Il IL thnm aa.. see if ynv cas
vote f.r him.
! R.s,ivel. Thn in confederation IT
tho u>arra.i"ns "f l.n."ln's al,ni"is.
,r~';nn =. ma if.> 4 hv the gv".. Vi"
! l.si..ns "f ,,-r."nsl liberty and property
!, and tie vas, machinatinns Ot corruption
sh,t have h.,.n devised I" eubvrrt and
..;rcn,nvcn, the nn.,onb'ed vii IT the
American people, il !. the duty of The
Representatives II the Democracy who
viii meet 10 convention 1T Chicago. to
encamP n some convenient place near
shat city, and to issue call to The con
scrvatise masses At the country, I" NJ
s..ms,l~ ~ that point, and that il is the
du = Of tie Democracy when Thus o.
acuns,Ic.l I" demand the return Of onr
exilci fellow citizen &. l. vallan
.iigham to h,e home; to demand tie
restoration oi all constitutional righss !;
20 demand that from the admini-,va.
tinn in power fair AMI reasonable pr,
position to the Southern people tnr
peace, on the b.sis IL y restored Union
aud y, escrve.l Constitution: aud 10 re-
main in orgaaizc.l b.si-s Fully AIMED
n"t,l these demands are respected and
fully conceded"
2. "ls.'solved. That al hope It free
and pure election ha. been crushed ~
hsyoneta and ahs.stcd by cv.~nbacks.
and II the people "f This country j-.ir.
to rcairain the control nf their govern.
men. in their "wn han,ie they must re
sort immediately m organized rcso:a
ti"n"
8 .ll.olv.,l. Tia. .Iefl;.raor Davi
so,l Al, atam L,nc..ln ar: alike guilt.
of ID. t,ln"i u nnr slaughtered cnnntr,
men. ~ viula.orS rf sn excellent C.n~f;.
,n,i,n, aud pa,,,cirs,ors Of scc,i..ra
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

The al. wing il from the Charleston
M.vesry. Of the S b j. ~ eufficient STATE
,ment of the reOel relation To our p.l,,l
cal canvass:
'.lf we held our own and lMcsen,
further military successes On the part -
our fees, there 10 every prospect that
McClellau will be elected, aud his eltc
tion On the Chicago pl..f,rm must lead
to peace and our independence
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

4 member of Gen. Rosecranx's mill
txry family. in 1 con.w~nie alton 10 the
Cincinnati Gazette, denies the Demo.
cratic sta,ea,ssat .hat the G-a<ral had
eo,ne out ia faser ot Mcclellan. Thu.
falls 10 the ground snoihcr n th0se
weak faissAoods By which the 1sCIellaa
~ ea expect tss sacosed.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Gov. Rrown Of Georgia has withdraw,
the militia forces IT ,ha, State from III,
army "f Gen. Hood. A. they wer,
.n:v called ont fnr the defense nf AZ
l.nts, ,hrre is M longer necessity To-
remaining away f,om home.
Il his letter 10 Hood announcing The
withdrawal he promises to assist hin
With equal numbers and greater cflii
cheney when the public service demand
n.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Ex.l;pvernor Mat.eson, of Illinois
has ,nad. half .nill;on BY selling gold
-shor,'' in New York.
A Philai,lphia scamstress was re
cen,iv arrested E,r stealing from families
where she scweti An examination OF
her apar,m ,m-nts discovered IS 600 wor:h
nf fan y go"la aud 800 books, xll BE-
longing to other people.
The ranking Major Generals of vol
un,ecra are General Dix, General
Banks and General Batter, whose com
miasinha al bear the same date-the
10th Of May. 1861.
According TO official documents,
there we're last year lo,l%7 sssaults nn
women committed in England and
Wales, for which the parties were
charged before the magistrate.
Lord Brougham completed his sc
year three weeks ago Monday. III.
i.orirhip Vas born September 10th,
ITS.
Shcnll yon happen 70 catch yourself
whislling in . printing Office, and the
compositor should tell yum to whiatle
louder-don't you do it.
A new pl.net has been discovered il
Paris, and several new stars hare also
been seen in New York. Nothing
new under the sun I" "Tain.t true.
To,catch mice. place s~eatmcats !,
your mod,h on going 10 sei, and keel
your mouth open. Whom you tecl th'
whiskcrs Of the mouse, instantly bite I
| The late Samuel Rogers recsipr fo
long life wss, Temperance. the bath,
Aesh hrush, amid ,n't fre.."
Messurca are bsiny made in B,sto,
70 supply tha p" With coal u lee
the Pr'cs. dsossded.
y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Tho railroad from D ibnqus TO M,rion
has been completed to the latte, place,
and that the cars are NV running 10
Marion.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Having served three years the l4.l
I,wa In;an:ry will be mustered out oi
SERVICE a, Davenport, sometime in NJ
veinber. It is nov, however, 1t the
from, under command of Cap,sin Crane,
AMI ready for brush with Price
The le~a State Resis;e, says ,ha'
the 18Th Iowa Regime ne. which is eta
tened y, Fort Smith, Arksnsae, pro
'niscs /" go for Lincoln and johnson.
"nan',n '"sly. So will j. be with al the
Iowa regiments.
There are 100000 m le, of telegraph
wiree in running order NV.
items ter 11oNsekeepeFy.
D, everything in il. prop cr time.
Keep everything in its proper place
Always mend clothes before washing
them.
Alum or vinegar il good to set color,
of rcd, green, or yellow.
Sal soda will bleach ono spoonful i.
enough fur kettle of clothes.
Save your en.ls for garden aud plant.
., ~ harden ,ar.is when sandy.
Wash your tea trays with old soda,
polish with little Il our. and with !
dry cloth.
Frozen po, atoes make more s,arcl
than fresh onrs. They msk. lice cake
a hot shavcl held over varnishe,
furniture, will take on1 white spots
A bit Of glue dissolved III skim mill
and water will rcs,ore rusty old Grape.
Ribbons cf ary k,ad ehonl,l be wash
ed in cold soap suis aud NOT r,nstd.
II your fat irons are rough rub then
! with fine salt.
| fyou arc buying carpet for dura
bili,y you must choose small 6gure'.
! A bit ofsoap rubbed On the hinges
OF doo1s will prevent their creakiny.
Scotch snuff put in the l.les where
crickets come out, will destroy them.
. Wood ashes and common salt We
with water viii stop the craks Of stow,
and prevep, the smoke fren, escaping
0fecn .honld be thu pre- vailing oolol
, cf led bsagiuxs sud vi.a,v drspsry
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

INCREASED SuBscR rrr,S. - The
Story county E9is charges shre. dsi.
lars per annum for subscription. + i
Kyis is one column smaller IL. zran
sctips.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
slt yowa EyA'ss,;ipa.
s'rrniisusp EVENT ruuRSDAv.
A. ~ 40 p.r fenv IN AAs11cs.
!. /. 49,. j, ;, r;,ns;on ~ cthrNe Mcnti


Hft EtGa "a III kE8 stES e#@aE#
BATES - sa,tr,sslnKq
~ ;iT"Fl.a 9fE4 ~ .3lnN s.n
ia. Senars, frs, ih.ess;on.l 4.,,p
s;vah suh.s,Ase y. insts.s"es
y. eavsre yhfes mouths h'"
a- aac 5lfF +six rsODthA, -.
A, Onp yeAy lsUG
.asstes coiar1, one year. INV
me half column, rne year, "','u
uNse oeiaNA. one wear. '.nW'
nn1r 10 addition 70 shs above rates, advertise
sestscout tsiaiae rule snj figure wrsk, viii
shehssSed one third more.
rsa lines VI shis type mskea square
nusiaess Cards, consisting fsis lines ~
90, $5,Ol per year.
esS All Tvsasient end Legal advertisement
sns. be paid in advance.
~ -Uulese ahe sumher 81 insertions ~ sree'-
S,j ., she time advertisements are banded
= they vill - published q the discretion 81
..e publisher. sal change, Tor the length "s
H. . ~, Ars Inserted.
4 ljbersl discount from the above rates
..,l - osds - large edversisers.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
i)bpsitiiaus
DR. H.T. BALDY.
,PgY!EIly t tDsfgT2ltllI

Diseases % Women and children VII, ~
,sivc especial at'"n''na
"a D!!;c< ~ his resile wee north ea.' 9! pah.
III sq,ase ia ,henfA fpr.u.a,f owns. hy
Ei.smon. tss.
re'-,fo, vnrch 18th iaCi yhals:s
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
~. q. MILLER ~. y.

Toledo, Iowa.
Offers his professional services - the ei'i-
sens cf vama County in the practice "f Med
ic,ne, Operative surgery / ONstetriee. "
Mi,lev has had thirteen years experiences IN
,ha treatment OF Western Discas.ai in Iowa and
and expects. by etrict ats~n.i"n 10 his profes
sion, 70 merit share 81 patronage. v5n2z
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

vr91S10uO u14u6 8eat0fet,
T. viii scsaally restore gray aad fa led hair
IA 10 original color, BY 6rst restsfing tAs ssAir
= : AeAltAy seAditie;.. aaa-la:
Il s.u prsssnt Il : hair frrm falliAe %,
II viii remove lNndru6 and cure all IN
ples.sst M,hinx and ernptisns Of the Asa1
Il 10 renedy for nervous hsaAiAche.
M dye
I Il restores TIA hair ~ n.surai proeess
aud may - used with psr:ecf ss tsty asd nsy
b used hy ~ Frienas try Il.
RPleA q 90 rsr bestls. bid O 0e CITY
Dsse o6sse ioHS)1s, soooDo
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20

Ex.lspvernor Mat.exon, of Illinois
has mad. half Mill;on BY selling gold
..short" in New York.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
Notice. 4;

TAS q FRY. whose residence 10 unknown
- lie hereby notified that Catharine I. L.
Fry. did On the 22d day Of September. 1864.
file her petition in the Office Of the Clerk Of
the Court Of Common Plras, within and for
the county of Gallia, and State Of Ohio.
charging the said James n Fry, with willful
atseDee from said Cstharine L L. Fry, for
more than three years last past, and with
gross neglect of duty toward said Catbarine
3. j. Frysfer the per,od of more than three
years. sad esking the Court 10 divorce her
ffan tbessid James B Fry, which petition
will stand for hearing ct the first term of said
CsJert next rfter the October term, A. D. 1864,
thefepf CATHARINE LII. FRY.
Sept ., ls64-6x.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
Nher IFS >aLe.

The State Of Ohio, Gsllia County, s.. 30
DURSUAHT to the command of an order
i Of sale, issued from the Court of Common
Pleas, within and for the county Of Gsllia,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed as
Sheriff Of said county, viii offer at public
sale, at the door Of the Court House. Ia the
town Of ssaliipolis, in said county Of Gallis,
on the 5lst day of October, A. D. 1864. at
one O'Clock P. H. of said day, the following
real estate, described Is follows, to-wit:
Village Lot. in the Village Of Centreville,
in the county Of Gallia and State aforesaid.
known and numbered forty one, Al j on the
recorded plat Of said Village, with the appur-
tsnsnces thsrrunto belonging. Appraised
at the sum Of $40.
To be sold a. the properly and real estate
of VIM Steel, at the suit Of Evan Jones.
- Given under my hand this 18th dsy 9
September. A. D. lssz-s25 so.
TM. WADDELL. 8. G. c
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
Notice

HAVING just returned from Csnada and
Ii the West, and finding Barley more plen-
tifuI than anticipated i feel = pleasure in
announcing to my customers and the public
generally, thst will cell my Aies as follows:
< Ale. $40; Xxx Ale. ST., and Kennett AIes,
at sl2 per Bbl from date.
Yours respectfully,
GEO. ". SAITH.
WheeIin9 Brewerv
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
R ID a D W N 4 ID ID
ekoTHgNa

Both of eastern make and my own msnufac-
ture. always on hand in inexhsustible guam
Ii les. and of every variety and style. In
this line DEFY competition either in or out
of Galhpolis.5 -
CUSTOMERS
ho may desire gooi fits and superior goods,
are invited to call and examIne my stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Iempley none but first class mechanics,
And warrant all work in this line to exactly
suit the taste and comfort of the purchasers
: Every indncement offered to cash or short
time buyers. None others need apply until
AFTER the wsf. I'd,
: Those Who wish 10 study economy, and at
the same time procure gsrments unsurpassed
in omiort and neatness Of &c, as we'll as style
and durability, will not fail To call at The
new three story building Of
MOSES FRANK.
. 4 Oct 81, 1864. E e $ . q
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
Notice to Taxpayers
under the Excise
Laws of the Uni
ted States.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons ow-
~ ing taxes to the United States, under the
act Of Congress to provide for Internal Rev
enue TO support the Government and to pay
interest on the public debt, that l am now
prepared to receive the same for the months Of
June, July and August, at my Office. at S. F.
Meals store. Gsllipolis, Ohio, until the 25th
day of October. =, ,------
All taxes not paid within that time, will be
liable to an addition of 10 per cent. All
Licenses applied for up to that time, are now
ready for collection.
All taxes must be paid In Treasury Notes
Of the United States.
j. CAMPBELL. Collector.
llth Dist. Ohio.
By H. q. NEAL, Deputy.
Oct. 6, 1864.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
NOiIce.

.- NOlhCes
William n Fee. ct. al. by their next, friend,
Permelia Fee, VS.. David D. Fee, et. al
Gallia Court Of Commop Pleas. =
nAvID b, Fee. John N. Fee. Francis N.
IL Fee. Roma B. Pope, minorchild of Rich
ard Pope. Charles T. Goats. and Mary Ann
Fee, will take netice-thas petition. was fled
against them. on the I'd 3ey Of August, A. D.
leG4, in the Court Of Common Pleas 81 Gallia
county, by Permelia Fee, aSpsxt friend, and
on behalf of VIM. b. Fee, George A. Fee,
Aaron L Fee. Moses NJ. Fee. Rachael R. Fee,
Eliza E. Fee, John ]. Fee, and-Olise o. Fee,
Infants, and 10 now pending, wherein the said
petitioners demand partition Of. and assign
nent Of the dover of the said PermeIia Fee,
and Mary Ann Fee, in the folloRing real
estate. situate in Springfield township, Gsllia
county. Ohio, and described ss follows. to- v it:
The south half Of section No "a, in township
No. 6, Of range No. Is, in the Ohio Com
pany's purchase. And that At the next term
Of said Court. application will be made. by
said petitioners for an order that partition
may be made of said pre1nises, and said
dowers re assigned therein, l..-.
J; BRADBURY Atey for Petitioner
Aug. II. 1864. ,....-.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03

BEES WAX AND FLAX SEED.
CAsH paid foi Be~s-wax and Flax-seed.
~ JN0. A. ROBINSON
Sept. l, 1864. =. :
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
Sherif's Sale.
The State Of Ohio, Gallo County, s..

The State Of Ohio, Gallo County, IS.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed, Sheriff Of Gallia county, will, by
virtue Of an execution, issued by the Clerk 9i
the Court of Common Pleas of said county
of Gallia, and State of Ohio. and TO me direct
ed as Sheriff of Said county, | will offer at
public sale. at the door Of the Court House, in
the town of Gallirolis. in said county ofGaIlla,
on the 3lst day Of October, le64. at the hour
of one O'Clock P n. of said day. the follow
ing real estate. situate in the county OF Gallia,
and State of Ohio, to wit:
Village Lots in the village Of EwingtOn, in
the county of Gal ia and State of Ohio, snowh b
and numbered twenty FIVE f25l and twenty
sig. on the recorded Plat Of sail Villsge OF
E&iigtod, with the sppurtsnanees thereunto
belonging. Appraised as follows, to-wit:-
Lot No. 25, appraised at the sum Of $500,
and Lot No. 26. at the sum Of $1,000: levied
on ty me, and to be sold as the property and
real estate of E. II: Benson, at the suit of Jos.
h Kerr.
Given under nv hand this 29th day Of
September, A. D. 1864 $500
WIN. WADDELL, Sheriff
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-03
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
3r,s5x O.OK HERE!


TCAN SELL you Undershirts. oyer.hirts.
l. Drawers, Suspenders, Ghyes. Neck Ties.
Crayats. Comforts, Carpet Sacks. &C., as low
as any house in, this glorious Union. -,
Ny stock in this line for, Wholesale trade
onlv. consists Of e. - ---v
100 dozen Travelling shirts; Flannels and
Cassimers Of all colors.
100 dozen Undershirts and Drawers.
40 Suspenders-assorted.
90 Gloves-assosted.
- 20 Ties AMI Comforts-assorted.
90 Travelling Bags. &c.
wish to do q jobbng trade, and pledge
myself to sell lower than any house on the
nver. Why sgo.abroaf when you can do
better at home. Patronize your home in.titu-
tions |, Gall and see'me. for here is the place
TO get the worth Of your money Learn my
prices before purchasing elsewhere, and see
100. for yourselves, that there is no "nice
gassine," but stubborn facts.
oct9s. MOSES FRANK.