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The OVATION TO TEEsEVENrR

The Committee meeting Yesterday--CeIe-
braIion of the Fourth of July-.O .OvaIiOn 10
the Seventh and Eighth r esiments, Owl.
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IcOPT.l
MULBERRY CORNERS, GEAUaA Co., I
OmO, june 18th, 1854. !
DR. LiGHFHILL;
sIR; l have followed your prescription
faithfully since June 9th. I. am happy to
inform you that have derived benefit there-
from. Ny ear is decidedly better; it dis
charged bat very little, and that unpleasant
burning sensation has passed away. I can
not but hope that by the use of your medi-
oines q short time longer, I may be entirely
cured if so, shall ever feel grstihed that
applied TO you for assistance.
Yours, &e.,
Mas. O. R. STRoEs.
DR.. Lighthill, to whom the above letter is
directed, will revisit Cleveland on Monday,
June 9th, and will remain at the Angler
House until Fridsy, July 1st. june26:157.
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AHoEHER TR1BUTE.-To the excellence
Of William Knabe & Co.'s celebrated pianos;
CHInLao. Feb. 10. 1884.

ANoFH1R TRIBUTE.-To the excellence
Of William Knabe & Co.'s celebrated pianos;
CHICAGO, Feb. 10, 1884.
Messrs. J. Bauer 4 Co:-Gentlemen Our
Opera Troupe are ct present using four Of
your justly celebrated Knsbe Pianos, and IS
the exponent Of the views and opinions Of
the various Artists, permit me to say that
consider them unsurpassed in brillisncy and
excellence, and pre-eminent, without rival
in this country or in Europe.
Their superior quality Of tone, combining
great depth and powerful volume, with which,
and peculiarly clear and even treble, to-
gether with magic elasticity Of touch and
action, render them superior to other instru-
ments, which rarely, if ever, combine these
most essential requisites. Profoundly i'm
pressed with the many valuable qualities Of
these piaEos, I most cheerfully endorse the
high and meritorious encomiums eYeryWhere
pronounced upon them.
jun 2I:l57 E. MUZI0,
Musical Director Italian Opera.
COMMEHoEMEHT WEEK AT CLEVELAND
IEsTITUFE.-Sundsy at O'Clock P. M, ad-
dress to the graduating class by Rev. Mr..
Rylsnce, Rector Of st. Psul's Church, Clsve-
land, Ohio.
Monday and Tuesday, examination Of
classes.
Tuesday ~ P. NJ, exhibition consisting
Of declsmstiOns, essays, music, prize fene-
ing, and prize drilling in the manual Of
arms.
Wednesday ct 10 O'Clock A. NJ, anniver-
sary of the Phi Alpha and Theta Pi Alpha
Societies.
Wednesday at O'Clock P. NJ, exercises
Of the graduating class.
Wednesday evening, Reunion of the Al
umni. june 2T157.
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MORNING
WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE as. 1s64
~ ApYRRFIsEnEHFn.

o. a. RsAd-U. 5. I0-4O BonaE.
John Ellsler-AoademY OF MuIio.
Z Basil L. spansler-Notics.
OOwles 4 Oo.-PickIe Stands, etc.
A.&G. Rsttberg-Elsgs.
Wanted-Board,
Lost-Trsveling Bag.
Information.
Wanted-Gardentr,
Bankrupt sale-Local notice.
st. Georges Benevolent Society.
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.r,,-.- ,,.'','-' 'OOo $50 GO .-..--
iseiihs IN inc mAiAet
',,,1 a@S "o, Du' .Hs
doubedly SounS in tSs t sF v'D ~ lCr nm u,
in tb. .-s. =, = ..s, ~, ~ money
Recommendation chi, iy to the -ro1 men wbo.a A.
mands are OF coutse very large FIonr Al v,7c.d a.
ter the New York report 2Oa2so and Wheat s. fre.
on board and seIoc on track, the market closing
firm. Corn is without inquiry and nominal, very
little coming forward 1.ts are aI,o N vs-y Hsht
rsesipt and quiet, but sa4o better.
ProvisiOns are very firm at quotations, with de-
oided upward tendency Il ere Is hovever a limited
demand, which is chiefly confined to Smoked Meats,
NO transactions of copssaueprs b,i,v r-rorsa, a,
Pork.
HiThwines orensd firm, but closed irregular and
Io"or' hnefe "ss FsIy httis inquiry, and no sales
iePol.eo-
1s.el eIu Oneese arc unonansed' npt nrm, with
M iAlr psmHna. Eggs are le better, and scarce.
-, -.nDIor Eo'A''e' are IN good Demand scarce
Fet'olsum is quiet hrm and unchanged.
- Eour-ln good Demand and i0e25c higher. Sales
SoIe A reu at esooi 100 Dbis fAir white
~ DOis a "nl's NoouotfyJA a. $50
-Wheat-in better demand, partly speculs i've,
and osip' better. Sales $500 bushels red free on
at ei,s5i car red on track at q sS; car Indiana
ni'e on 'fack a. '1Ooi cars red on track Cbsfors
Ohanse) at u 80.
anu oinloAl sssi'zl9l,SOo on track
Anu .a-l' ilee ~ nl. DOsru.
&c 0s''er' ost qaief' Sale car on track
~
rerA-Dnh Dat nrm ct ssEo) Tor No, I city
mess; ca. 90 for No 2
Lard-stsady st 17o for eiig-rendsrsd in tisrcsz.
Smoked Hisats-Lsss active, but firm. sales
-, oNieu 9'' eAn'Assed' at 2Osl 900 As
pissI RssfTDnII At s,z N 49,,
Butter-stesdy at sOessIa for good to pr,r,. w..
ern Reserve. Centrsi and Western ssssse-
Egga-scarce and hrmsr. small -. -,
AtAo;
Ohsoss-Steady at I4els for yOod to prime ". r.
New York Ha@euTsh l5o'
hEA'SiAss-"ithout movement, irregular and
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PlaStOr-In fair demand at SO per ton ior -
sS,SO per barrel for Dentist" aud ss,rs -. "a a.
rel for common calcined. paE'
Ale aHd FortoF-ss.eAdy 1t following ar .o,,,,on,.
rre,enI tse "A aas,OO; stOok XXX, 90 %
ASuns'' 800; ale Cream sil,OO Porter eIi
steady at sl,sO pSE bushsl.
ae2so for ohjo; z6ssS' o for New York
Lims-Akron and OsWsgo water lime In good
-.onasf At n1na
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rOlmsnt Act, which can be interpreted in no
other way. The failure to exempt men in
this position was probably unintsntiOnal on
the part of the trainers Of the law, and We
trust that Congress will at once act so as to
remove this Objectionable feature in it.
We were enabled yesterday to make an
approximate calculation as to the result Of
the draft in this District up to the present
time. The quota of the District is 975. Un-
der this quota We have had three drafts, for
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AZ. BROOA nAEAGR- June 9s.
FBLNanaPul

UtiIed States Of 1884, coupons, H. do registered
lU34i VetWenties, coupons, iO3, One year certf-
ncates "a, New York Oentra l33H Erie IIlA DO pr4-
terred ~, Hudson 1879, Reading ls98 michiRan
Central l3S54, Northwestern SO, Michigan Southern
20, Illinois Central $50, Cleveland and Pittsbursh h
ll29s, North western preferred 80, Reok Island Ii3,
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N. Y. CATTLE mARKRT--Juus IS.


The current prices for the week at oil the marketl
are as follows:
Beef CattIe-Per cvt., first quality, slS,OOaI7,-
90; ordinary to good, per cWt., el4s01l6sO0; COM
mon, el3 3O0nl3,50; inferior, si0,00al2O 90
Cows and Cafves-FirBt quality a55 O0a65, 90
ordinary s45O0a5O 90; common, 60 O0a45,0O; infs-
Nor, $500.
Veal CaIyes-First quality, , D, IOalOHe; ordi-
nary 84sS5Se; common 7sas5Sos inferior 6s711c.
Sheep nd LRmbs-Extras, head, a8,rOa9 % I;
prime a6 5OaI so ordinary e6 00a650; common a 20
as 50 (: Inferior q .50a4 50
8gVlnS-UOrn-led. 2 b, 10all5fc; stiIl-fsd l0aIIc
1he market for Best uattle agaia ruled heavy, un-
der pretty large recsDtB, and prices atoEsthsr
lower particularly for prime CATTLE OF which there
were . good many on sale.
Total receipts OF all stock ct al the ysrdg for
the week were a. follows;
oofea 4liy
neal 1911
sheep and lambs----. ..--....--.-lsyy75
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A second hand Six Octave MsIOdsop
(Piano easel, good as new, will be soId ~
slOO at Halls, No. II Monument square.
iune2s:I57,
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The Third Supplemental Draft will prob
ably take place tomorrow. The new and
revised Enrolment has been completed, and
. copy Of it will be sent to the authorities at
Columbus on Friday.
Captain Nash has as yet received no an
swer to his enquiry whether the recent order
in regard to the cases of men drafted in
1862, who have substitutes now in the field,
will nscsssitate reconsideration Of the cases
already passed upon. The order, although
it will appear unjust to many, and will cause
great discomfort wherever it is enforced, is in
strict accordance with the terms of the In
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no LTTMBER DFALERS AND

SUhVEEts-t "a gentleman dssirOus Of lOost-
ing in sveland wishes TO obtain as uatiOn in the
lUmbsr bus ness or surveying Has been IN the
lumber bu ness ifeen yearL is now surveyor OF enc
OF the largest manufacturing cities In the rev An-
gland states pert city COMP tent TO take charge Of
an extensive bu ines AbaLdaaoe Of reference
given II required address G. ". \, 20 Bsnk-st, or
call between the hours Of A IA and P n.
funeq5-TFE
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HOUSE TO REST.-s2SO per year-9 roo ml
Next to residence Of Jas. Hill-0ak Place.
June "a, 1884, L. PRHETIss.
june24;IbT
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COM MR h OTAk.
sLKVELANn mARkEr.

MOBBIEG LEADER OFFIOE,
TUESDAY EVENING, June %, lSs4
RooeiPts-The following are the receipts Of grain
BY rail during the "a hourI ending at halipast one
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SECOND NATIONAL BANK,
OF Cleveland.
Designated Depository and Elscal
Agent OF the United States.
National 1O-4O Five Per Cent.
Loan.

By Instructions from the Secretary Of the TreGg-
ury, datOd March D. 54, this Bank Will receive CUB
scTiptlcns for tho NATIONAL lG-f0 1--WE PER oEHT.
LOAE, IN coupon bonds registered certificates re-
deemed after sen and payable forty year, fam date
In o0IN,
This loan bears GOLD IETEREsT, payable sEMI-AENU-
ALLY coupon and registered bonds Of s0 and over
ard AEgUALLY on bonds Of The denomination Of 50
and 100 dollars
In subscribing parties may either 20 pay the ao-
crued interest from the inst OF March to the day Of
subscription IN Coin IN Currency adding fifty per
cent. premium or receive bonds bearing interest
from day Of ofsubscription. Also will allow to
BANKS, BANKERS AND BROKERS,
AND SUB AGENTS,
the uEuAI commission Of one eighth Of per cent.
AprIl2-l62.
Six Cartons, new ribbons, in choice
cOlors, opened this morning at Mrs Shsw's
rooms. juneI7:157
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~. MOMY mARKEF-June IS.

IET EHJnaRAPH-I
Meaoy-Aciive and firm at Ta8 Per cent.
9toritng Ezchllg0-Ffrmer. Sales ct 25sa96O
Gold-IregulAr, unsettled and frmer. Opening
At 7s0a25. advancing TO 286a258 declining to lOazs4
at 2S3a24O.
GOVOFEuezE Btooks-L1wer. United States
S. OF 1881, coupons, ll2; Five-tWenties, coupons,
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AMusEMERT9,

A OADEMY OF MUSIOI -,
n BASH-S1'' '11E 70 10ANarAH HOUan, ~
65elE : ii'''''-' anazoF and Proprfsl0r
n I3I7s1TI Manager
ppTC-g - .-..'s Treasurer.
NJ =, eill--DoLes and Paruuetta, so Cat
gam ssaiti{ Nlrclai 99 Cts; Gallery 8 cts Singls.
- S,s s ~ 'ra1ate Boxes, 75 cts. Entire RSE, q
~ ana e' Seats secured during the dar 30 cfss
IMMEEsE SUCCESS OF TIN
GREAT SENSATION DRAMA
Ihe Great Dramatic Sensation Of tho ATs Is Ton,
ASSlSI Grand and beautiful play OF
tbs TsCKET.0F.LEAVE MAN.
, with an characters as Wd Ten Oy thu smipsnt ~
tnor, NO curtsilment Of any part OF fba Mot y,
sltnPea 20 natural soenectIVe, with 4 strirt s5k,r
snee 20 truth 90 positivey Necessary fsr thaf s-rj
ular pnaso q Bondl n life as it is
NEW sOhNEh1 b Samuel n CuIberf. Na- Nc.
enlnsfy oy James Fleming and arsisfs21ts. ~.
FI9psfAes ana App1tnsments by Mr Fr-d Randai
A. Wsohe bday Eveping, June 18th viii be pfesent,5s
the beauLliul drama entitled
TIE TlCkET-Of-LEAVE MAN
Ho9eI5 bfe eriy.,............-.....J o HIcOaIlom
So nav. ..---............. John Etleser
Pam MAlOt9 hDy ............J James Leafs
-. ALAJ = ----.-..-....... n % Ff7e Fisl-
10 eOnuludo with q tirand Pas a. Darr h,, MI IL
and sig. Constan Inc, ''N''s d" . Afts
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as;S5RSS,al
3..:g1dJak

~ AVE NOW BEE REFOR
l. II the public for nearly ayss ~ d. -. 80, -
sItant. I'D best usAb6 =
the angles noticed IL ali o .perfeot curve, ~ .
turn-doEn coiIar-ths dckers on the fnalc . o. u
to ths neck, 4erefors perfectly free 3. u 81
edge on Sis 10th siS s has ssuOOth and svsnyf 8is
in tSs ISr1, Ig.,' 20 not simPytiat pieces Of IA,
sHAPED ~, ~ o1 : collar bat are MOLDE1 1T
- = ~ 'E1T ~ q NECK.
IN ~ s ~ = Fade II Soyslty'' Cor turn-dovr -
- 81 ~ ~ n 4ze roaa u 70 II iuches AMI N sr
-, vi SarrOtel from - to II inrbsl- s,5 -
- - seau sizes" IN neat blue cartons ,,,tei, -.
esNh ; sLso IN smaller ones Of I6each-fbe ieft
-, ~ nAno1 IaekAge for Travellers, Army and "a "
- 1Eery Collar Is stamped
~" Grsy's Patent Nodded Collar
Inc Trade supplied by 20
HATCH, JOHNSON 4 CO.
IlmPorters and WhoIsssls Dealers i'm Mana =, -.
ins Ioeda and Umbrellas, 81 Devonshire ar--i taI
s9d ) LOWREY q CO., q Warren ~ Es9 'Tstq
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Programme Of the Rxercises---OOntest In
Fencing and DFIlIIng--The Champions
Names----COmmcnceme Exercises To-
Day
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[CoPY.
PIONEER, WILLIAMS Co., o.,

[CoPY.
PIONEER, WILLIAMS Co., O.,
June, 2lst, 1854.
DR.. LishIhIIi.
DEAR SIR: cannot refrain from explain
ing the satisfaction I feel at the success of
your treatment Of my case of Cstarrh, and
sll its distressing concemitants-severe pain
over the eyes and between the shoulders,
general debility, etc. 1t has been troubling
me for the past twelve ysars.
have been q member of the 6tata Leris-
lature of Ohio for some years, and was en-
gagged IN public business at WasnIn gton.
when applied to you for that relief, for
which had valnIy sought of from other
practitioners.
am happy In stating that although I
spent several weeks at Bell Plains, Fred
erioksburg and Aqua Creek, after the lst.
battles, assisting in taking care ~
wounded, and have been -, s..Oisot to tbsb.r5 ~ .5e
ships OF a soldie:s life, I have steadily i'm
ProSvai and am so confident that you will
make we'll man of me, that write this.
with tho strong hope that others similarly
sfi icted may seek your services without
hesitation. P.W. NoRRIs,
june2s;l57. Pioneer, Wiliazas Co., o,
MTEE regular monthly meeting Of the ~
George's benevolent Society will be held A
the Sons Of Temperance Hall, Burgess Block.
Superior street, below City Buildings. on
Fridsy, the lst of July, at hsIf past o'olaoE
P:K.
juns29:157 SAH'L HzLsRy. Rso s..
For bargains in boots and shoes 20 to
the Great Bankrupt Sale, No. los Superior
street, near Water. The largest and best a.
sorted stock in the city, and selling fEty per
cant cheaper than any store in the city.
june 29:l57.
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THE DRAFT.

Examination of Drafted Men Continued
Third SUPPLEMENTAL Draft this Week.
The Result Of the DrafI-sNeW Enrolment
Nearly Completed.
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Of this number between Eve and six hun
dred have been exempted for physical disa-
bility and other causes. Nearly four hun
dred have yet to report, many being in the
hundred days service, some being yet en-
gagged in looking up substitutes or raising
COmmutatiOn money, and a very large num-
Der Intentionally failing to appear. The
following table, which is approximately,
though not exactly, correct, exhibits the dis
position of the cases of those who have re-
ported and been held to service
Principals sent to draft rendezvous,,........ 10
Furnished
Pad
TotaI
The present draft has therefore realized,
in this District, thus far, about $50 men and
about eighty thousand dollars.
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LAW G0LLEHE,

Ohio state and Union Law Coneee--Kx.
ercIses OTIhe GraduHtInE CInss-sResOIu-
lions adopted by II.
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pOARDING.-TwO UNFUREIsHKD
ID front rooms and bedrooms can be had at No,
"a, North sge o. tie square IL application is msde
soon.
juue9s-IM g W BURRITT
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NM ANTED IMMEDIATELY FOE
w the uusrtsTmasters Department st Nash
Vile Tenn, 800 abOugrs, Wages 80 Per month and
rhtionE. 800 teamsters wages e35 Per month and
tons. To men capable OF taking charge Of 1rRin
as Wagonmaster, that will report with Twenty
E-nRe men so Per month will BE given. Assistants
With hfteen men as per month. None need apply
but able bCdied willing to engR9a mnnths
Transportation furniEhed. Apply 70
ID. SHERWOOD, agent OF A. o. NJ.
Eo51s. md
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EWINGTON,
GALLIA COUNTY. o.

eB- he recruit for one year will receive
a bprnty of 500. FIR tko years, $500. for three
years, $500. and SIG per month for the time
he may serve. The recruiting must he done
before the 5th day of September next, after
which time draft will be made to Gil up the
quota for each cosntY, township. city or ward.
Those drafted viii not he entitled q bounty
w. W MARTINDALE.
JAS. NJ. EDMISTON.
Engtisf 4, 1854 N""'''
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FisUIF
z r e e s ,
C. n. PALMER,

ean Offers for the Fall trade, at the Cali
- polls Nursery, the best stock of Frni
Trees ever off red in Southern Ohio.
$4,000 Apple Trees, two year old, from
graft, 10 cts each, $500 per 100, $1,000 pc
each, $40 per 100, $50 per 900. Dwarf Ap
pie Trees. 25 to 80 cts. each.
10000 Peach Trees one year from buds
and very fine Of all the leading varieties il
cultivation, 10 cts. each, Sl2 80 cts. per loo
800 per 900. Also large stock Of Pear:
etanc ard, 40 cts. each. dwarf trees, 35 cts
each; Cherry trees 35 cts. each. Plum 40 cts
each, Apricots 35 cts. each; Nectarines q
cts. each, Ounce 80 ets. each.
BVERGREENS.
Balsam Fir, Norway Spruce, Austrian Pine,
Hemlock Silver Fir, American Spruce, Dwarf
Bcx and Tree Box
GRAPE VINES:
Delaware, Cofeord, Diana, Hartford Pro-
life, Clinton Rebecca, Union Village, Creve-
ling Taylors Bullot. To kalon, Cataw ba, lsa-
bella, Carigues, Northern Museadine, Logan.
Cuyahogai Adirondae, at low rates.
SMALL FRUITS.
| hate very extensive stock of Ourrants,
Gooseherries, Raspberries, Blackberries, Rheu-
barb or Pie Plant, Asparagus roots, and all OF
the leading varieties Of straw berries that is in
cultivation. During the months of Septem-
Der and October, shall offer very choice
collection of Bulbs, Tulips, HyaciHshs, cro-
euses, Snow drops. And a good Ftock Of
Roses and Green House Plants. Those wish
ing to save money and get good trees, should
come, or send their orders to the GallipOlis
Nursery; or orders sent to the Gallipolis Post
Office, will meet with prompt attention
Descriptive Catalogues furnished to all ap-
plicants, gratis Send for one and examine
my prices. c. n. PALMER,
Nurseryman
Aug. Is. 1864
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Recruits Wanted!

The undersigned having been appointed
I'd Lieutenants by the Governor of ohio. are
authorized TO recruit for Company or Com
panies Of Infantry, for one, two. or three
years, as recruit may elect, or during the war,
in the service of the United States.
Our Recruiting Office will, for the present,
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Orders taken for any other Machines and
filled at manufacturers prices.
The public are respectfully invited to call
aud examine their stock.
s. HAYWARD q SON.
March 81, 1864.
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ATTENTION ALL
MEN.
Volunteers Wanted.

/ am authorized by Gov Broueh, to recruit
a Company of Infantry for the Regiment as
signed to the llth Congressional District.
You can enlist for one, two, or three years
as the recruit in each case may elect,
Bounty for one year, $40 for tao years,
5000, for three years, $500; one third paid
when n1ust6red In addition % this, the
people will pay local bounty Of 500.
headquarters at Centreville. Gallia co., o,
L. NJ. BEMAN,
Recruiting Officer.
August IL, 1854. -s ...
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Notice

THE undersigned will offer for sale; at
public auction, at the late-resid-nee Of
Benjamin F. Mills, deceased, on the 26th day
of August, 1864, the goods and ehattels of
said deceased, consisting in part of cattle,
sheep, hogs, one horse, iarmng utensils,
grain, hay, ond other articles To- tedious to
mention Sale to cicmmence at 10 o'clock A.
NJ.
Terms:-Purchases amounting to thtee
dcilarser hess, TO be PAID in cash; above that
sum, notes at nine months; with good Sc
curIty, will be taken.
JAMES NJ MILLS,
JOHN w. MCCORMTGK,
Executors.
Aug. IL, ls64.-s
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Notice.

Hannah MeGlain, Administrative Of william
MeClain. deceased. VS.. Joseph Barns and
others. Court of Common Pleas, aallia
county.
CARAH MeClain, Of the State oi tllinoi,
y and Chas. MeClain Of the 9th Regiment
o. VI now IN the State Of Utergia. will
take notice that on the 7th day bF Ser,tember.
A. D. 1868, petition was fled against them
and others, by Hannah MeClaih, adnrnistr.-
trix Of VIM. MeClain, deceased, Q nd l. nov
PeDding IN the Court Of Common Ple,z es
Calls county, setting firth thss. the ren-oraF
estate is not sufficient to pay the. debts Of q:
estate, end praying for an order TO sell the
real estate Of said deceased to pay said debts
or to aPply money now ue for the sale Of
said real estate upon proceedings in partition.
to the payment Of said ebts. : 20
The said defendants are further notified.
that n less they appeH,s and answer or sIernur.
to said petition, by TIE first day of the next
term Of said Court, the said petiiionerwill ap--
ply at said next term of said Cours, for an,
order IN accordance vith the prayer Of said
petition.
HANNAH MoCLAIN. Ea,-
Administrative Of VIM. MeQhlD. deeidl
BY j. BaADsgEr. her Atty. s.so sas
August 4, lS64-6w. 100 --. . &c;
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-25
Land for Sale.

rINHE a. lersigned is authorized to sell lOO
acre lot No. 539, lying on the Ohio river,
in Cl,v teunship, Gallia county. Ohio. The
a.ad as vety valuable. snd persons d sr.ne
ipy-st money in laad. will do well to examine
it before purehasing elsewhere 1t will be
sold at public auction, at the Court House
in C;aIIinolis. Ohio. IN the 24th day OF Sep
't.tnbrr, 1864. at 2'oNcicck P. NJ. unless sooner
disposed Of al private safe. The title IS un-
dis utrd.
in one year. and one-third in two years iroih
day of sale The def rred payments TO brar
interest and be secured by mortgage on the
TRUMAN GUT HRiE, AGENT.
Aug. 25, lS64-h
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-08-25

William q. Fee, ct. al. by their next friend
Permelia Pee. w. David D. Fee, e. al
Gallis Court Of Common Plea
DAvID D. Fee, John n. Pee, Francis n
~ Fee, Roma B. Pope. minor child of Rich.
ard Pope. Charles T. Costs, and Mary Aun
Fee, will take notice that . petition vas fled
against them. on the Cd day Of august, A. D.
1894. in the Court Of Common Pleas. Of Gailis
county, BY Perrnelis Fee, a. next friend, and
on behalf cef VIM. h Fee George A. Fee,
Aaron L Fee. Moses N. Fee, Rachael r. Fee,
Eliza E. Fee, john ]. Fee, and Olive o. Fee,
Infants, and is now pending, wherein the said
petitioner. demand partition Of. and assign
ment of the dover Of the said Permella Fee.
and Mary Ann Fee, in the. following real
estate. situate in Springfield township, Gallis
county, Ohio and described as follows, tow il:
The south half of section No "a, in township
No. 6, Of range No. Is, in the Clio Com.
pany's purchase. And that at the lext term
Of said Court. application will e made BY
said petitioners for an order, that PARTITION
may be made of said premises, and said
dowers re assigned therein.
]. BRADBURY, Atty for Petitioner.
Aug. IL. 1864.