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Notice

A PETITION will be presented to the
N Commissioners of Gallia COUNTY, at the
their annual session, on the first Monday of
June, 1864, praying for the location aad
establishment of county road, commencing
in the county road that leads from Patriot to
Centreville, near the Nebo Westinghouse on
the land Of VIM. o. Jones, in Perry township,
in said county of Gallia; thence eastward on
the north side of branch, through the land
of VIM. o. Jones; thence eastward through
the land of Evan ]. Morgan and Richard
Morgan, and the land belonging to the heirs
of David Parry; thence eastward through
part of section ten, owned by John Smith, and
occupied by David J. Evans, to Intersect the
old Harmon Ferry road, near the mouth of a
lane that leads past Smiths house, and to va
cate that part of the road that leads from the
Perryto house to Hapinstoll Mill that lies
between said Town-house and the road that
leads from Patriot to Centreville
April 81, l864.-3w..
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Notice.

UTIL1IAM CLARK, Treasurer of the
w Township of Clay, has been appointed
by the Trustees, an agent to disburse the
funds appropriated for the families OF sol.
diers. All entitled to receive any share OF
the funds, will call on him without applica-
tion to the Trustees, and save themselves un-
necessary labor.
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Teas,

UNPowDER. Imperial Young HysoR
VI and Oolong Teas, in half chests, eatties
, or any quantity. D. s. FORD & BRO.
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$500.

DOUNTY and Back Pay Claims, prosecu.
ID ted, and Pension Claims established, for
fee of $500 in each case, exclusive of costs,
which will not be charged at a greater rate
than fixed by an act of Congress, passed July
IA, 1864.
Taken at my office on Front street, below
the Public Square, in Gallipolis, o.
LEWIS NEWSOM.
April IA, 6m.
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CIgars,

A LARGE assortment Of foreign and domes:
N tie manufacture, Ali tastes suited.
d. 8. FORD d BRO.
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Notice.
April IA, 6m.

HAVE sold out my stock of goods and
quit business. all persons knowing
themselves indebted to me, are earnestly so
licited to call at once and settle their bills
Those who neglect this friendly notice. must
not blame me for placing their accounts in
process of collection.
j. D. BAILEY.
D.
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Land For Sale.

MINE tracts of land lying in Mason town
IN ship. Lawrence county, O., one con-
tanning I67 acres, two so acres each, and six
40 acres each, all heavily timbered, and con-
tanning inexhaustible beds of coal, limestone,
and iron ore. They all lie within a few
miles of Oakland Ridge Furnace, the villages
of Marion and Patriot, and distant but ten
miles from Millersport, on the Ohio river
County and township roads pass through and
near these lands, and the country is settled
around them BY an enterprising thrifty peo-
pie. The lands are rolling, but rieh-rot
only as to the soil, but minerals.
Price 500 per acre. Letters addressed to r.
L. Stewart, at Gallipolis, will receive prompt
attention.
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Sic Of Re Estate.

ON the 29th day Of April next, at 2 o'clock
~ p. NJ, on the premises, will be sold to the
highest bidder, the following real estate, the
property of Wm L. Cripps, deceased, to-wit:-
Sixty five (65) acres off of the west end Of
the south half of Fraction 7, Township, 6, of
Range Is. Subject to the widows dover
Appraised at S9OO,00'
= Terms Of Sale: 0ne-half down, the bal
ance in six mouths, with interest from the
day of sale; deferred payments TO be secured
by mortgage on the premises
JOHN n. KERR,
j. d. FERRALL.
Administrators of Vim. L. Cripps, decd.
March 81, 1854.
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Wanted.

A T the Valley House, three good Girls to
n do general housework. Wages viii be
made satisfactory.
c. F. HOY, Proprietor.
Gallipolis, April 81, 1864.
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Attachment Notice.

Thomas Rawland, Plaintiff, against William
Denney, Defendant Before Henry Shaner,
Justice of the Peace of Morgan township,
Gallia co., o.
ON the 9Th day of April, 1864. said Justice
" issued an order of attachment in the
above action, for the sum Of nine dollars and
thirty cents, inclusive Of costs.
THOMAS RAWLAND.
April 81, ls64.s
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Found,

TN my garden, in Gallipolis, Ohio, pocket
Il book, containing q small sum OF money,
which the owner can have by calling on me
at the Diamond Mills, and proving his pro-
perty. HARRY SELFRlDGE-
April 81, ls64;-3w.
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Public Sale.

I WILL offer at public sale. at my residences
4 Pleasant Valley. Raceoon township,
Gallia county, Ohio, 4 or 6 horses, one wagon,
one buggy, together with q lot of harness,
two plovs, and other farming utensils.
Also q large lot Of household furniture
Nine months credit on all sums over i've dol
lars. HENRY W. BELL.
April 81, 1864.
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60 farmers ano Others.
nAVID THOMPSON,
- HoRTlCuLTuRlsr AND NuRsERYMA
lr.ar I.IanL larp.ai,.. Ir.,uA

- 'HoRTICuLTuRlsr AND NuRsERYMAN,
Green Island iopposits TroyI
hea hand and ready Tor trsnspanbg large quAnuy
OF superior aud hardy GRAPE VINES In all about sIty
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Has also hand large assortment of STRAW bERkt
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Tribune newspaper and The Country Gentleman SPEAKING
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In the discussion OF the Club tho PRUNE it ssaAi
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fssson
Order, for his Vines Trees &c. may be len Col W I.
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OF ala house Green nd Of Canal aud aia As
DAVID THOMPSON,
HORTICULTURE, and Nurerymsn
Green Island. y. I.
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Mem publications.

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JOUR- MUTUAL FRIEND
~ BY
CHARLES DICKENS.
The First Number appears In
HARPER'S
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE, 1864
Commencement OF tho 10Th Volume.
| CONTENTS:
| A CHATTER ON THE COOLIE TRADE.
IrIusrRAr,oy.-Coolies Ernbrking.-Enrased Coolie-
-Barracoons at Macao Tho Inorpreters-As ampan.-
Preserving the PeaccA Providentiai Mschance-Cios
inr tho Main Hstch.--Firins down the Hstchwsy.-
Chained to the Ilstoh.-A vain Attempt Writing In
Biood-On the Lower Deck.
MORTE DARTHUR.
IILusraAnoss-rindng Ercslbur-Ths Death Of
King Arthur.
THE HEIR on RAYMOND HILL.
WINE NAMING IN CALIFORNIA.
instrumentation Vista Rancho and Vineyard
Works of the Bucua Vista Agricultural Associaiion.
Planting the --rrsinns the yiuo-The Tsnk'-Tho
Collars.
THREE LIVES.
MY SWORD SONG.
THE SMALL HOUSE AT ARLINGTON. (Conoiuded)
CHATTER LvIII. The Fato OF the Small HOUSE.
CnaPrsn LIX. John flames becomes a Man.
CHAPTER LIZ Conclusion
IJLvsrna7,oS-In tho Garden.
YOUR HUMBLE SERVANT.
THREE TROPHIES FROM THE WAR.
OUR MUTUAL FRIEND. By CHARLES DIoxEaA
CHATTER ]. On the Look out.
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IILrsTR,TIos-P Portrait Of Charles DickcnA
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Boaro ano Rooms.

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w ANATOMY AND PHILOSOPHY or EXPIRES
SiON"-a late edition secondhand copy will do
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8ummer Retreats.

COUNTRY BOARDNG.-The Farm Ho,..
~ Highland Dse" win b. opsnea for the r,cer1 ~
BOARDEKS on May The Farm House i. Isrrs with e..
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Srousburg daily from foot Courlandts arriving Ia ms
Cine at the farm House. For ssiubrioas Location bcsv
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and may be hardly eqnaled in the Union Address
FOULKE, Stroudsburg Monroe Co., Penn
kctsr b. permission. to Joseph II. Buzby No. 81 Ra.,
St., add Caleb q. Evans, No. Coegeplace New Yort
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A RARE CHANCE for a HOME.-A Gen.
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. S0O ACRES TIMBER LAND.

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