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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12
Sherif,s Sale.

The State Of Ohio. Gallo County. IS. -
! nURSUANT 10 the command of an order
4 of sale, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia.
and State of Ohio, and 70 me directed. j will
offer at public sale, at the door Of the Court
House, in the town Of Gsllipolis, in said
county Of Gallia, on the 18th day of June,
A. D. 1864, at the nvur Of one o'clock +. A.
Of said day. the undivided half Of the follow
ing real estate, situate in the eourty of Gsllia.
and State of Ohio, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows, to-wit: The south east
Quarter of the northwest quarter Of section
twenty nine, (29) in township Eve. Is, Of
range sixteen, (16); also he southeast quar-
ter II IN. northeast quar- of section num-
Der thirty. in said township: also the north
east quarter Of the north vest quarter Of "a d
section twenty nine; p also the north west
quarter Of the north quarter Of said Sec
tiOn twenty nine; also the south half Of the
south-e east quarter of the south west quarter of
said section twenty-nine, except three acres
decided to Samuel Calhoon; also the south
west quarter Of the north east quart-r of said
section twenty nine; also the west half of the
north west quarter of said section twenty-ri
also the northeast quarter of the norih-east
quarter of said section twenty nine; also the
west half of the southeast quarter Of the
south west quarter OF SAID section twenty
nine; also all that part Of the south west quar-
ter Of the southeast quarter of section twen4
ty. in said town five, as lies on the west side |
of Symmes creek, being same side the other
last mentioned is situate; also part Of said !!
section twenty, beginning at the west bank of
Symmes creek, on the east and west line there |
Of; thence up with the meandering of said !
Greek, to the mouth of q gut; thence up said
gut until il strikes the Creek again: thence
with the Creek until 1t strikes the east and
west line; thence east to the corner; thence
south to the corner; thence east TO the place Of
containing in all three hundred
md ninety-two acres, more or less. Ap-
praised at the sum Of three thousand three
hundred and thirty two dollars, l3332)
10 be sold as the property of John N.
Thomas, at the suit Of isaac Isaacs.
Given under my hand this 2sth day of
April, A. d. 1864 $3.50 +
VIM WADDELL. g G. g.
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Land For Sale.

MINE tracts of land lying in Mason town.
IN shin. Lawrence eoanty. O., "ne con.
taining l67 acres, two 50 acres each, and six
40 acres each, ali heavily tImbered. and con-
tsining inexhaustible beds of coal, limestone,
and iron ore. They all lie within a few
miles OF Oakland Ridge Furnace. the villages
of Marion ami Patriot, and distant but ten
miles from Millersport. on the Ohio river
County and township rnads PASS through and
near these lands. and the country is settled
around them by an enterrrising thrifty peo
iple. The lands are rolling, but rich-not
on'y ms to the soil. but minerals. .-.-
Price $40 per acre. Lettrrs addressed to R.
L. Stewart, at Gallipolis, will receive prompt
attention.
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Probate Notice
settlement Of ArcOUufS

THE following accounts haye been filed in
the Probate Court Of Gsllia county, Ohio,
for settlement, and the same will be heard
and examined on the 30th day Of April.
A. D. 1864: First and final account of
EloIser Cherington. late Eloiser Owens, ad-
ministratrix of the estate of ThomasJ J. Owens,
d,c'd, account Of A. Il. Hughes, guardian of
the minor heirs of John Hughes, deed; ac-
count of Daniel Mauek. guardian of the
minur heirs of William King, deed; first and
final account Of Finley Chrrington, admins
traitor of the estate of Thomas Ch-rington.
of the estate of David Parry. deed; account Of
Aaron Davis, executor Of the estate Of Charles
Giles, deed. KIN.
A. LOGUE,
April Z. 1854 Probate Judge.
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas Rawland. Plaintiff. against William
Drnney, Defendant Before Henry Shaner,
Justice Of the Peace of Morgan township,
Gallia CO., O..
ON the 9Th day, ofApril. 1864. said Justice
~ issued an order Of attachment in tho
above action, for the sum of nine dollars and
thirty cents, inclusive Of costs.
THOMAS RAWLAND.
April 81, 1851
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NOTICE.
Mary ]. MurrY
vs.. " Divorce.

vs.. " Divorce.
Charles P. Murry,)
THE said defendant whose place Of residence
is unknown as appears by affidavit, is here
by notified that the 22rd dsy of April
1864 the said Mary J. Murry filed in the Court
Of Common Pleas within and for the county
Of Gallia St-te pf Ohio. her petition praying
10 lie divorced from her said husband. the
said ChhIles P. Murry. averring for cause will
ul absence for more than three years last
past and asking that the custody Of the child
of the petitioner an,l h f-ndant may he de-
creed to her. Said petition will be ior hear
ing at the next term Of said Court
Z .i -.- MARY j. EURRY.
April 2S, 1863. Rv s 4 NlsH. hqr ,"'v'
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12

wPetroleum VI Nasty, ESQ,
says he has "notist with plesher
that the poorer a man wus the moar
anxshus he wus 2 oan a niger"
True, o. Nasby. Find fellow
who is too lazy to work, or do any
thing else but drink whisky, and
CURSE AbolItionists. and who couldn
own half Ligger If they were
selling at ten cents a dozen; and you
will find one whosepsliticalf rinciples
are the advocacy Of human slavery
and opposition to- negro .equslity
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12
A GOOD WAY TO ECONOMIC

Every spot OF ground which a man
NAV have attached to his premises
ought to be cultivated this year with
some thing that will supply the IA
BILE with an article of food. The
high price of vegetables and the
exorbitant prices of everything else,
demand that the people should put
forward every effort to increase the
supply Of food. 1t viii soon be q
question for public consideration, il
prices continue at present rates how
are poor people to. live? The com
mon necessaries OF life of all hpds
ere long win be luxuries beyond the
reach OF persons of limited means,
Spectators are at the present time
making money of the necessities ol
their fellow men, when they have no
posfible sxcu sc for doing so. Lei
our readers do all they can TO prevent
this monopoly.
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Notice.

UTILLIAM CLARK, Treasurer of the
w Tow nship of CLAY, has I'es n appointed
by the Trustees, an agent to dishurse the
funds appropriated for the families Of SOL
diers. Al entitled to receive any share of
the funds. will cal on him without applica-
tion to the Trustees, and save themselves un-
necessary labor.
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Sherif'S SaIe.

The State Of Ohio, Gallia County, 90.
Dursuant to the command of an order
L of sale, issued frum the Court of Common
Pleas. within and for the county of Galria,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed, / will
offer at public sale, at the door of the Court
House. in the town of Gallirolis, in said
county OF Gallis, on the 18th day of June,
A. d. 1864, at the hour Of one o'clock NJ,
of said day, the following real estate, situate,
in said county Of Gallia, and State of Ohio,
bounded and Described as follows, to wit
The east half of the northwest quarter Of
section number thirteen, (I3) in township
number six, (6) in range number seventeen,
Q7); also the west half Of the north west
quarter of the northeast quarter Of section
number thir5ern, (t3yin township number
six, f6) in range number seventeen (l7); all
Of said real estate lies in the District Of land
heretofore suljectto salr st Chilhsothe, Ohio.
Appraised 4t thesym Of 81 ,Q0Q; sni,ject to
the dover OF gnS Shavus therein, which
4, wer is described as follows. to-wit: Begin
ming at the northiw corner of the east hall
Of the northwest quarter of section number
thirteen. (l3) in township number six, (6) in
range number seventeen, (l7); thence south
one hundred and sixty rods to stake; th@nct
east ten rods; thence north eighty rods; thence
east thirty rods; thence north eighty rods
thence west forty rods to the place of begin
ming. The aforesaid and above described
real estate, will he sold, suhec, to the duwer
of said Agnes Sharus in said premises, al
above d, scribed. .tr ,.....
To be sold as the property of Harriet Mel
ton, ct. al. at the suit Of John Shavus. ..
Given Under my hand, this 2sth day O
April, a. D. 1894 so
WIN. WADDELL, s. CG .
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seIettes snaeti:flp Il
MUSTERED OUT.

Er.
Let me II. dom. =
Inst hare In the shade N ths esnpop torn
= trse. : - '-iGo3G 81 Z d
Here, low in the tramp1cd ,er.r. wl,ere I
nav see -
The sur0s of the combat. and where NAV
"' ' bsar y t w 'aV'-s'fT : = Nc
Tha ol.d erv Of v;ctorv cbsrr upon ch.er. ~
- u
T IL. tb 4. tsrrnest ~. cbaro "A IN the tr;,,,,,h
10 share. -g-'l-7-T :
The tempest-it. fury Al thunder were
there; T - =
On. on. o'er the entrencb ssspta. over l,;ng
and dead. --t
With the foe under foot Ia en- 6s0 over-
head: 80 -. ~ ="
Prone on the soldiers couch. ah how can !
rest 90 --. g --..
pierced breastf
Comrades, at roll.cali when shall be sought
Say fought till fell. and fell where
fought. -...... ..-
Wounded and faint.
Oh. that last charged
Right through the dread heil-hre Of sharp
nell and shell, -... 5a ..Tf al
Through, without faltering-elear through
with yell,
Right IN their midst In the turmoil and
gloon; -0I y frS .ll
Like heroes we dashed at the mandate Of
Doom! ........... r.-....
f
,,;u,. 1t It. wa. '.o,.sIay : duty a .,,,. ...
sogOod, -. .........,..... j..
That nations who buy them pay only in
blooti -H -'
For Freedom and Union each man owes his
part. .,--4H. ..- Conner ..l FL
heart
u Is outy'
'fE
Dying ut last! .a. r.rE
Ny mother, dear mother with meek, fearful
eye,
Farewell: and God bless you. forever and ave!
Oh that now hay on your phlowing breast,
To breathe my last sigh On the bosom first
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Sherif''S Sale.
III. srstt Of Ohio, GuHis Comfy, IS.

The SLATE Of Ohio, Gatits Gotrnfy,o.
DURSUANT TO the command of an order
L of sale, issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas, within and for the county of Gallia,
and State of Ohio, and to me directed as
Sheriff of said county, will offer at public
sale. at TIE door Of the Court House. in the
town Of Gallipolis. in said county of Gallia,
on the 9Th day of May, A. 1864. at one
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, the follOwiI real
estate, described as follows, to-wit: Being in
section twenty-eight, t2s.) fraction thirty
four. ga, Morgan township township No.
I, of range fifteen, (l5,) bounded as follows:
Beginning 20 chains west of the corner of
said fraction, at q stake in the south line of
said fraction, and at the south west corner of
the land owned by Duncan McLeish; running
thence west 20 chains and, 80 links on south
line of said fraction. to south east corner of
lands owned by Andrew Mailer; thence north
with said Moler and Joseph MeMullen, east
line % chairs and 81 iIks, to a stake; thence
east 20 chains and 80 links to the west line
of Duncan McLeish. Jr.; thence south with
McLeish; west line % chaiLs and 81 links to
the place of beginning Containing sixty
acres of land, more or less. With the appur-
tensces. Apnraised at the sum of S66000 -
To be sold as the property of George Russell,
at the suit of Hiram Maxon
Given under my hand this 7th day Of
April A. Dsl664--$3 50.
WIN. wADDELL. S. G. C.
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"A romantic young man says
that o woman's heart is like the
moon-it changes continually, but
always has a man in it. -'@
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Notice.
Mary A. sheets.) So.
Sam'l II. Sheets.l .-

1Aoiy n. OucSeSsl f--.--rt
vs. Divorce.
Sam'l II. Sheetsl
THE said defendant, SamI q. Sheets.
: Il "a whose residence is unknown, is notified
thskthe said Mary A. Sheets, has fled in the
/. Cont Of Common Pleas of Gallia county. o.,
on tae 2sth day Of APnl.l 664, her petition
against him, PRAYING for afiimony and divorce
from him, her husband, on the ground Of
adultery with ono Nancy z: Rice. on OF
ofssid defendant in Guysn township, 10 said
Gsllis county. and on the ground of abandon.
ment of said petitioner without cause, ssi d
petition, also asks that said defendant may b
restrained from dIsposing Of his personal ol
real estste, until the final hsarng Of said Pc
tition. Said petition viii Be Asor hearing al
q the next tsrnbf said Court. ~
= s71s ,f''1 MARY'A. SHEETS,
By sA: Nsz, her ATTY.
kprl25, 1854.
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Notice.!
Malissa Mays
VS.; Divorce.

Mali.sa Mays
Parker Mays.
THE said defendant. Parker Mays, whose
place of residence is unknown as appears
by affidavit, that on the 3rd day Of March,
1864 the said Malissa Mays filed in the
Court of Common Plens within and for the
County of Gallia and State of Ohio her peti-
tion praying to be divorced from her said hus.
band. the said Parker Mays. and iaverring for
cause, willful absence for more than three
years last past. Saidpetitiou will be for hear
ing at the next term Of said Court.
MELISSA MAYS.
April 1864 By S. A NASH. her Atty,
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G ALLIA ACADEMY,
JAMES q. NASH, A. b., PRNonAI.

JAMES d. WASH, A. b., PRINCIPAL.
HANNAH LOVE, ASSISTANT.
THE Summer Term of this Institution will
] commence on Monday. the 9th day of
Nav, 1894. The Philosop ical and Chemical
am aratus. and the. Library connected with
the Academy, give it many advantages over
ordinary schools of its kind. Every facility
will be afforded persons fitting for College or
for teaching. No charges made for less than
half q term. Rates Of tuition range frSru
81 90 to 81 co.. For further particulars, ap-
ply TO the Principal.
'Hill SIMEON NASH, President.
R. AIEsHrRE. See'J.sa 3
April2s, 1864.
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Yours &c., -.
.tr, s. I. WOOD.

woman is the last and Aelt
perfect work of God" Ladies Afs
the productions Of silkworms, MIL
liners and dressmakers.
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CIgars,

A LARGE assortment Of foreign and domes-
IN tie manufacture. All tastet suited.
.<-i -. D. @. FORD q BRO.
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BEEcHER ON WOOD.

In the farewell breakfast speech
J Of Henry Ward Beecher, at Man
!, chester, England, he thus spoke OF
the Copperheads and their New
York leaders.
Those who thought decisive meas.
ures too dangerous are called anti
slavery; those who were for imme-
date disruption were called Aboli-
tionists. But now there is no dis
tinctiou at all, and Mr.. Garrison has
said in public that when be said the
Constitution involved Slavery, he
never expected to see the Enamel
pstion Proclamation Of Mr.. Lincoln.
{ (Applause.
There is now one overwhelming
majority IN the North who saw:
-Since they have taken. the sword.
let slavery perish BY the sword; and
then there is small party that lives
In crevices and cracks where dirt
breeds vermin-s small, malignant
party that are called Peace Demo
Gratis" with that Cataline, thrice.rcs-
ten Wood st the head oil it, that the
Tunes newspaper is accustomed to
to hold up as the exponent Of Ameri-
can peace doctrine--who has been
dandled in the arms and praised by
the lies Of Christian men, who, If
they could know his crimes and
vices, and the inefably satanic
wickedness OF the man, would blow
him from their parlors as you do Sc
pOYs from the month of Yonr cannon
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-05-12

HWe are permitted to copy the
following from a letter written by
5. l. Wood of Co. D 55th O. ",
who was in the battle on Red River.
..s CAMP Seth o. v. vi.
GRAND EcoRE La.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-08-04
Gen. Bragg In Atlanta.

Harvey" of the Appeal, writes the following piece
of intelligence to that journal:
ATLANTA, July 14.-Ihe most Interesting, and per
haps most significant of yesterday, was the ARR
val of Gen. Braxton Bragg Riding into the city
Yesterday saw the General and two or three other
neutrality-suspicious. OF his own personal staf-in a
carriage going out to Gen. Johnstons headquarters
The old ion hero, the Wellington of the South looked
more the man and the soldier than ever saw him be-
FORE His health must be better than when he left this
army for his important position at Richmond, and
sequenty his ability greater to discharge the grave res
possibility resting upon him. Having served with him
in an humble capacity in his oLg, tolsome campaigns
in Mississippi Kentucky and Tennessee and never baV-
ing found occasion drift into the tumuuous torrent
of malignant PREJUDICE which itadvised popuace
hurled against him and Gen. A S. Johnston, with ms-
gudsd za nvountariy raised my hat as bis carriage
hurried by.
The army has learned to admire love and confde in
another but the name and the face OF General Bragg
makes many strong heart beat with enthusiasm with.
in the breasts of the bronzed warriors Of the army OF
Tennessee.
Gen. Braggs presence at this juncure, in this part
of the military vineyard indicates that all goes well
around Richmond and Petersburg, and that bis zeal
and attention are not confined any special aty,
but extends equally to every part Of the Conedsracy
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FROd THE UNIFIED hTATaS.

PETERSBURG, July Z9.
Northern dates to the 9th have been received.
The Tribune of the 27ta has dispatch announcing Ro-
secranz return TO Marietta after having burned all
Raj Road Bridges DortB of Marietta and south of it,
Dispatches also say that nards expedition has been
successful destroying the bridge at forty miles
OF Atlanta.
Despatcats say they buried one thousand dead
rebels HI led in the late ght.
The situation is favorable
rumor is Cderbourg, France that the Fed
and Confederate officers agreed fight off Cherbourg
il ten days.
The Confederate loan is 70.
The London Herald says N ason had unofficial later
with Lord PamerstJn. He introduc ID by Lidd
say The log satisfactory to all parties aud the
Parliament, is said to have been the
view Lord Pamerson having given out that he would bup
port the motion at q more OppOrune moment.
delegation called Lord PaimerstoR and urged his
mediation American aAifs He replied that no did
think tie moment oppOrtuns.
McPhersons remains arrived at Nashville route for
Lou lsvIlie.
struck q snag and sunk on the Missssip ri
RIVER 10 miles below Greenyle MISS, the losing
so lives, principally OF the 18th (Eedera Missouri caVa
~.
Very little from Early's force in the Valley.
orders have been sent to ythilg from Ere
Derrick
making raid into the southern counties PennsyYa
The Loyal Leaguers have been called out in Baltimore.
The Baltimore and OHIO q. X. has again been cut.
The Chronicle says the Commanding Generals have re
quested the utmost sececy regard military opera
and ia regard to Gra6ts operations Is ecAy
demanded.
VUrhees has again been nomina ted for Congre
trary o his Wi.h3s.
No Gold quotations,
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FROM ATLANTA

GAIFFN, Ca, July Both.
TIE train the resk in tae just IN Oeus
Loring and Stewart aboard LISA tho baLts
THURSDAY is ed $500 killed wound ID -
here nas been mos furious shellns Attain during the
ias few days lady on The TRAN Nss killed by she at
Atlanta his morning.
Tie enemy attAcsed Cheaham this morning, with con-
abi5 Our ADou 50 invaders
to have been c4ptue 10 the gnbo hood of LovejIs
day Inc l0UO 1900 fepur.e1 TO D. taken we'll
uhenticated. he railroad ID not much injured viii
D. runniLg through The Telegraph Ii bong re.
palred-Wil be working tomorrow.
Geus st ah Bown and WaIthaI, only slightly
dtd, and IN The field.
Tne Cavalry under Stewart and Lowring started down
the road on Monday morHBg but hearing the enemy
the road turned back and escaped The raidins party
csptuled Fayetteville yested day morning, burnt lot OF
"aggons-suPpo.ed seventy five Q6)-suuck the road
iotervs, exceeding five mes-burriag the depOt-dv
s9yns and VATT nGa cG -four niue. o, Telegraph WIRE
ing eleven til) woandIng lo) fifteen. The raiders ID
Ood Of raiders are reported beng jackson Bus
County, this morning, making in the oiTeon u the Rail
RUad. Cor forces are after them.
YANKEE RAID ON THE MACON RAILROAD
MACON, Ga, july 40 Is:I
The raid on the Macon and Western Rarosd was atIck
ed and driven back BY our cavalry yesterday. They de-
ipiury is not material.
STILL LATER.
Force of Yankee Cavalry appeared in Jones County,
Night before last ihey cut the central B. R. 10 two p
Gordon and the other at Walnut creek bridge
Az the same time they made demonstration at the east
of Macon they were repused yesterday after s1ms
Dining the fight several shells were thrown into the sur
burbs and into the City, il is known damage
was done the Il. u.
The Yankees reported to be falling back near Gin
on Their strength not known. Our loss was forty
two wounded.
MACON, Aug. l,-9 O'Clock A. N.
The raiders have made demonstration on this place
Efuce Saturday. They have been driven from the line OF
the Central railroad They between Clinton and
Monticello, where cavalry operating against them
They apparently made Clinton the centre from which they
sent parties out to operate Macon Gris Wov lie, Cor
and the lie of the railroad at this place and GrSwod
vile at the latter eded in burning n at Cor
tsv bnrDt 80 and the freight depot Ocd
Bea bridge was also burnt and the OK The tel
eRraph line was only partially destroyed
TIE FIGHT AROUND ATLANTA.
GRIPFIN GEO., July 30th, 1884.
Citizens who arrived here late last night from Atlanta
that fight Friday furious Our troops fought
With great gaantry carrying two Lines OF the enemy en-
Rpt now hold their original positions.
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FORT Fisher, N. c.,

u,
Mr. Fulton To publish trumpet either IN pralse or
detamat contrary TO our views hut there ere unes
when the steripg Qualifications of should be
Known by their fra ds st home Our women VINO 50 no
BLY, 90 bravely with their smiles and goo1 deeds
through dark times should know that their brothers
end husbands uRshea he'd heir weapons with ea,h
less desire for liberties and imperishsbie viii for
their fame Noble traits and high aims not less appar
ent in the camp than the battlefield The following
speaks for itself: ,,. $500
vice October 9th, 1861. It numbers l33 men up 10 ths
date Not man has deserted, nor has one oeen
election for Governor each man
who could voted for Vance. there being not one Holde
voice vote in the Company. -
Vance hovs Observation-Disclosures. :6
WV
s'OBSERVER.''