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From the Evening Post.
Rally, 0 We Sons Of Labor !

Manly " yo oOns VI LdDOi
Rally, o my toiling brother,
Rally for the Union nov
Let u swear to one smother
Freedoms high and holy vow
Com. and bow before the altar
Come and kneel al freedoms shrine
Let us not In duty falter--
Let Us toll in hope divine.
In the strife be bold and earnest,
A'l our foes are filled with haze;
II thou from thy duty tnrnest
Thou shalt learn tho truth too late
'Tls the battle. field Of LABOR,
Striving for theiholy right
Gird 70 on the tfusly sabre,
Marching with the foes In sight.
Learn the truth, 0 toiling brother!
Learn II now, and learn II we'll
Beat 1t out on iron anyils-
Ring II out on every bell!
They Who nght our land to sever
with their hatred, IL they can,
Seek 10 place their heel forever
On the sacred rights Of man
From the field our brothers call u.s.
mid the cannon's thunder tone
Pain, nor wounds, nor death apall US,
Leave us not to hght alone!
BY the blood that We are shedding,-
BY the grave Of every son
By the paths that we are treadng.
Rest we not til all isdone.
Orally now, 0 toilins brother !
Rally for the Union now!
You can win s.splendid triumph
And the foe shall surely bow:
On the nsld No toll 10 earnest,
Can you-will you-lei ~ failI
Let the answer otthe ffeemen
Reach The traitors as they palep
Rally, D 20 sons OF Labor
Rally for our land to-day
In the strife be ny and doing
Think and act as freemsn may
IT'S the battle ned Of LABOR
Striving for a uobler boon
IT'S the field where Freedoms triumph
Soon shall bring cloudltss nooa!
VIZ. oLASD BoURl
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SWEET Conn FOR HoGs-Ihe editor Of th,
Pontiac (Mich,) Jackso1ian say':
during our visit at the East We we're asked
to look at some f'ting hogs in the slye Of DR.
Caleb b ,i'trdge, Of Lennon, y. ii They were
very fine ones, but not as good, We we're told, as
the doctor usually raises His system is this:
For twenty years past he has planted oueicurih
Of an acre OF sweet corn, and killed three logs.
The hog, have good, airy sty, with feeding
trough, so arranged that they cannot intel ie With
each other a, feeding lime, and rec access 10 a
large dry yard, through which runs spring Of
clear water. When his sweet corn il large enough
to roast he eommsuces feeding {, stalk and all, 10
the yard, giving them all the swil they will eat.
This he continues until they r'fu'e 10 eat the
stalks, after which the 5ql nee Of the corn IS fsd
in the ear, and the iatting process finished with
corn-mea. During the whole twenty Years be
has failed but twice Of kiiliig hogs Of over five
hundred pounds weight each, and he give, credit
for most Of the weight to the sweet corn. lie
nays, properly fed il sdd' at least two hundred
pounds 10 zach of bis hogs Until he lfos! kii|
il, they will eat the sweet cora, stalks md al. v
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CHEROKEE PILLS
IL Il A 1T II PRES ERVE h
CENTAlN AND eArB.
For The RemOpdi u Distractions, and me hlsu.
rance Of Regularity IN he Recurrence
Of ihe .ifonthy per,od,

pr They cure obviAlo those numerous diseases n,
spring from irregulafity by removing the lrefularj
itself
They cure Suppressed Ereessiv, aud Painful Mensttu
alton.
They cure Green Sickness trAlorosls)
hey cure Nervous spinal n ciiona maize an IL,
back and lover parts OF the bodv eavinesr FAugu, on
sighl ehertion faipiiatirn Of the heart, tuwntss D
Spirits, HiHHria, Sick Headache Gidiness &c Nc Ii
word, by removing the irfrgnatity they remove IA.
cause and win t Ali the effects that spring from Il
Cnmroscd n simiir vegetable extract. they con. ala
nothing deltsrout o. any oous alton however della h.
their function h.inf 20 substitute enKh to- wehtnts
Nhlch wien properly used they never fail TO do
They may b. fafclt used At Any age aud At any n,ri
od except during The nrst three months during which
unsitihs nature II their aetio4 would ihfaihiy prrv
pregnancy.
Al letters seeking inform ton or advice githe fss.
~. promptly aud disrreety answered
full directions accompany Csch box
Price fl per box ~ sia boxes for 80
sent ny mat feeot pustasf, on receipt N price
up X AERwiNk co
No. 81 Liberty stree, Nav YORK Prapfieiafs
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miscellaneous.
U. s. 7.3O LOAN,

TLe x,cr.,s,- ~, - 1-.s,,y ,i,.s atc, that sinh
,criptons .ui h. reo.yei tr ronnor T,s,eurv Mites
nay,ble three wears rror Auc 15h 1894 with s,m,.u
ppal ptcrss, At the n, seven and nr,etsntb. ,sr
cent psr .nnumnrinripsl and nterss, both 10 he paid
in lawful money
rbo.. no,.s ,,lt ,,..r,,,l, Of III, ort,.r Of ,,e
holder at mstu,v io,o ,i, n.rcer god hearing bonds
saysble not tes han five No, ooo than twepty years
from their date, as th. Government may elect. They
will be issued in denominations Of $50 800 $500 QUO
800 ''iI u, 'uO'', ''"'' w ''' >"
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us" 'o'i nuF''' 40
tn,or,g, 'g'.', i''" ,'"' DI'' i'' r"'
p...,.. ''" 'i''' W mus ''' " Ivy
upwards for these note. a. any one time viii be- allow
a commission Of onequartel Clone per celt wbcl II
be paid by the Treasury Department up,n the receipt
OF BIZ tor The smount certified to by the officer with
whom The deposit was made No deduct ops Tor commits.
sonS must b. made from the deposits.
SPECIAL ADVANTAGES M rms LOAN.
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IN addition 10 tlo very liberal ln.erss. on 4
Tor three ears, t privilege u conversion il nos worth
about three 4anim Tor m. current rate for
j-20 Bond. IS not -s, than niae pr csuL premium. and
before the III. premium on six per cent o. stocks
was over twenty per en-. IRWIN be sesn dot the ac.
profit his loan, tbepreseot mafke. ratio not less
han ten cent per annum
''' hAe"hp''"" iro'" tate or h"n'e'p"i
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Tne Rsjuvenaing ENer Is The result II modern dscov
cries in the vegetable kingdom being an entirely new
and abstract method Of cure, ar specvc Of an the old
{ ana worn-out systems.
This medic has been ested blythe emiut NJ med
zeal II The day, and by them pronounced be- oue
Of the gre test medical discoveries Of the age
One bottle will cure General Debility.
A few doses cures Mysteries Ia females
One bottle cures Papitaton % the Heart
A few doses restores the organs of generation.
From one three bottles restores he manliurs, and
IA vieor Of youth
A fe v doses restores The appetite
Three bottles cure the worst case Of mpolrucy
A few doses cures thr low ~ rted.
One hottie restores mental power
rev doses bring the iosr 10 the cheek
This medicine restores TO manly ygor and robust health
the poor debiliia Strn-down aud despa ring deyalte
Of sensualpl asufc
The Iistless thsrvaied youth the owriask,d man Of
busn S. the victim Of nervous depression the ndvdu
SOLDERING from general debility, or from weakness II
fnQif organ val find immediate and permanent elef by
cuse NJ This Fli,ir Or Essence Of Lie.
Price ~ per bottle three bottles Tor and forward.
ed by Express ecipt Of money to all parts of the
world
RyThe cherokee PMS and R.javonating
Elirtr, are sold ny ul eut.rp ising prdsgiss ia the
civilized world Sone uupnnciped dealers, however.
try 10 sell worthless 1mpeunis tn pae Of shose those
which they eau purchase a cheap price, and MAKE
more money By selling an tley can on these medicines.
A. on value your he H.. aye, the heth % your future
odsp ring do nor BE- d'vc by such nnpunct ted drug
gisis, ask ihc.r mritcu,s and take no here lftc
druggist pjll not buy III r YOU ruc se the money u
letter. and We viii send them by eXpu7 securely sea,a
and packed, free from obs fvstlon
Ladies or Gtnremen can aldrr us Ia perfect conn
dencc Satng fully and plauy their dsea.ts and sym.
toms, aswc treft all diseases OF chronic nature in ma
or female Patents med hesitate because 4 their
inability wish Us, W. have treated patients success
fully la All portion Of the civilized globe, by corrcspon
denco.
Patients addressing us III please state plainly all he
symptoms Of their complaints, and write Post On,t
County, state and name o. writer, plain and inclose
postage stamp for reply.
We 'end oif . page Pamphlet ire. to any address
Address al serl Tor Pamphlets or advice 10 the propn.
etors,
DIR. ". r. NE&wtN 4 CO.,
No e. Liberty street, New YORK
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4HrOitiues.
The Greatest IGedical Discovery
OF the Age.

IR kennedy, Of RDHbury Mas, ha' drco,ered u
~ one oft our common posture weeds remedy that
cure- EVERY hINp or hUMuk, FROM TIE
WORST sCROFGLA 49, COMMON lINILE
utue. are WRIT nud Oh cufr uur-iug sore mouth
io bottles wl cure .he w0dr k.ud OF pnpes Oh
the face
go q botaei VIII clear Che .y.t 10 OF boi.s
bottles are warranted so cure the worst canker iu
the mouth ana tnmach
3to5 bottles are warranted 10 cure t,e worst case Of
erysipeas
10 bot are warranted to car. all hamor in the
eyes
? b1tla' az vasr4utcd u cure rpuuing uc ear,
sud botehes among the halr
4 to 6 bottles warranted TO cure corrupt and running
sores.
bottle sin cure Ca ,rlpHou. % ihc skin.
OF bottles afe warranted 80 cure ~. worst eases
OF ringworm
2 or bottles ar warranted 10 cure the mo danger
Gus Gaze rh nmHtrsm.
. or 4 bottles Rtc warranted TO cure tali fhcum
10 botuts viii cure the worst oa.e fsc oiula
20 bottles are warranted TO cure she wort case II
Dyspepsia know b. TIE ,rieues of thousands that
d has teen cau.ei By cankrr in the 'tlmach.
10 hotties are warranted ~ curtsek bead che.
70 bottles az warranted % regulate co.ty STATIC
oil TIE bowel.
10 bouo VIII regulate all deran .eu.ents OF ihe
kidneys
to bottles wll cure ihe wort cases d dj,..t
TO bottles A-lr cuftd tAe worst cases 90 plr- d
relief o. always espeue1c,d What mere ~ ret o.
bet ~ such an cAcfuciatiuE disease b. following tte
directions 10 TIC Pam. HIT urout zach bottle aui
q judah us application Of tie SAIL kHEUM ONT.
MENI. : kOFOLh ONT HEAr aud uIAE4No.
nature except csnc-r thl has takeu root, q terlttt
ana peitnautuiy ca cf. Manufactured Dc t..IN AI 4
IA ENNlul, NO 10 WAftru stree huANE.. .a.s.
rce "a ] or sale ly al Druggist fs 4JIim
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11

SIGNS or A Coon Ox--A prom nent stock
breeder gives the iolowiDga hi'rule for judging
the points Of an OK: "You should stand oefors
him and be sure he has fine haze eye, large
nostris, long from the eye 10 tn. poairiI, bro,d
at and above the eye, nber slim horns loes
straight out before him, straight il TIE knee,
bosom full, bncs straight, and ribs round and vide
st the hips If you find these points, you need
not ask Of wha, breed he is, but il you want one
buy him A little back.eyed OK i- not to be de-
pended on, as be will kick and be ugly whiIe o.,
shorl-hsaded OK will STAT from the whip, but he
will soon forget it,"
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q. w, w IL s;8l
vLSI ys,I!IsEll ].

congratulate you On the Introduction VI nov ma
steal Instrument long waned, tnd To dad Us way
into every household u taste and refinement
L. N. GorrscHALk.
A. compared with mclojeons, harmonious, &C b, the
Cabinet Organ is Ger sinly superior 10 QuAY nd vol
nme q tone while It's power Of expression can hardly be
too highly praised. WILLIAM mason
Best Of III IL class Of which we have any knowledge
Mogt THAN Two HUNDRED EsiNENr OssASisrs.
In every resp Ct far superior to everything OF thu Kind
have seen, whether In Europe or 'm-rica
Gio. WAsnBusSE MoEaAN
Next 10 church organ, anl thal good sssa one re
best instrument with winch acquainted ta sccom.
pAny church song Tnk NV MUSICAL kEvttN.
Exceeds N my estimation cyert o,her Instrument Of
this general class. ruoNAs llisrNds
Really avery effective aud beautiful iu'trumenis
lowttL Jason
Grand accompaniment when the congregation .inss.
lRsNSuA
very efficient church organ. bfnugh, within ,maH
oompa. not easy u get ont Of order and 'old Al low
price. NEw OK EINiN,E
Never seen anything q the Kind that Interested SO
much. Gao D. Roor
surpawe5 everything Ia this line have seen. whether
Ffenth OF american. JonS "
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/ where both the solid and liquid mauures may DO
under c yer and protected from exposure, IN u
such time az they may be wanted Tor uae. 10
top dressing they should be spread as evenly as
may be with the fork or shovel, and then brushed,
30 that the whole may be com pletely broken up
ana divided luto small parnclts Alter ths
process has been thoroughly effected, coat OF
plaster should be sowsd, TO prevent 'he escape
OF ammonia. Considerable losses are annually
sustained by tho neglect Of this precautlon.
The story is told Of shrowd farmer who was
always seen sowing plaster on the fields adJ2ln-
Ing those OF his nelghbor when the latter was
engaged in top dressing his meadows; and
however Strange It may seem, was really osno-
fitted by fxiog 10 the soil that poruOn Of the
manureS which his neIghbor thoughtessly nl-
lowed TO escape, And that such resul, is pos
slble has been repeatedly demonstrated by expsr-
lment We alluded several weeks siuce TO the
wonderful effects which hal been produced BY
top dressing meadows with saWdust ~ when
the urine from herd Of dairy cows had been
absorbed The yield as tbreo Or moro tons Of
hay to the acre, and not for a single yoar, hut
Tor succession OF years. These resuIa show
that top dressing Is profitable investment and
that it is better to cultlyats - low acres where
the yield Is heavy than to farm largo fields
where the grass IL thin and scantY. Whatever
manures can be had about the premises should
now be hauled on. and appli,d TO the recently
moved meadows When banysrd manures
can not be hal. u mixture Of lime, ashes, plas-
ter and very llttlo salt s5wd on Meadow I'm
medlately alter hayIng, ls sad To secure good
growth Of feed mucI so0uor lh4n viii come
without such application while Il vii increase
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Gone Business, 81.
Dental MOTTO

DENIAL TIC.
DERsON5 needing ARTIFICIAL TEETH can have
i them at almost any price.
The folioWngi a lst of our pfices;
For two Sen, upper and uuderJ $1,000
- 1000
$500
Also. 49, 835 and $40.
Those requiring but Get, have it for one-haf I"
any Of the above prices
ALL THE WORK rs WARRANTED.
Filling weA done and at reasonable prioes.
NITROUS OXIDE GAS
used in extracting. We have as good Medical Authority
New YORK CITY furnish, f0r saying ais EaFRoN
DANGER.
Bear In mind that oil work done al this office Is
rdrtsd
call and examine work at our different prices before
engaging elsewhere.
C0MGGYs FULLER, Dentis,
STATE Street Montpelier.
July llsd
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1864-10-11
Manhood; how Lost, how Restored

Just Published, a new edition Of Or, CniNctwtlla
celebrated Essay on the raicai cure laiiluat m.i
cirvl ot Sptrmatinrthma or seminal hraknt.-. Ili"'
untary seminal Loses, lmpotsncg, Mental and Day GU
lncapAcity, lmpedimvnts TO Marngt etc. hls.. .N
sumption Epilepsy aud Fits, inuuced by tc.f ddul ne
fxual cNirayagaIea
" Price IN a Sealed Envelope, only tttf
The celebrated author iu this admirable hsay e.at
demonstrates from thr years suCcessi p rfHta..
that the alarming ronsequ noes Of self Ahu. rtI 'H
radically cured without the dangerous use e H'..H
medicine or the apple alton VI ih, kuf pautUF oa
means OF which every sufferer, matter Whit Hi H"I
diuon may be- may cure himself chtarly. putsi. aN'
radically
IL This lecture should be In the haHt' ut rf -
youth and every man in the lanL
sent under seal, in plain enyclor, &C. alA Aa'r#
rost paid, on thr receipt of six cents. or t.. uH
stamp. Address the publishers,
CHAs !. e. FItNE tUa4
l2i FowerY Ncv York. Post on 10 h.a t'a
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ARTIFICIAL LIMBS. =
ARMS and LEGS Il
P.ALMER'S PATE.NTS.



Is ow prepared to furnish the celebrated Palmer Ar
t6oial Leg also the Lincoln ARM which has 10
o,yed the sp cal approval OF 6overnm ent for odsrs
This Palmer Leg ia too wdtl tnowr to require
special mention. Soldiers are entitled to Primer
Leg " or " Lincoln Arm uifhouf oha,gs. by A,pl,
ing TO this office to DR.. A. hcI.oian MeAira nj
rector No Bufnoh street they will receive the order
The Lincoln rim received with great favor BY all
who wear it, and orders are received from all parts
the Union.
a singular fact in connection with the mmens- null
tary demand which has been ptoarced by the present
war will satisfy sl who require limbs Of The value Of
these inventions According to the statistical rep ,rt
the Medical Director Tor Boston and vicinity Of limbs
supplied to soldiers by Government,
ALL nut TWO Oasis HAVE BEHN yuRNlsHHD ny
PALMER 4 co.
More convincing proof Of the practical value of tha
limb, referred to cannot be presented.
The PALMER ARTIFICIAL LEs Is the lightest
most durable, most comfortable TO the weirer and more
natural In it's appearance than anything OF the kind
ever constructed by human kill
over Fius Thou'sud OF the PALMER ARTIFICIAL
LRGs are now In Orders are frequently received
II ON Europe India, West lneia Islands ard south
Amerc
Palmers appliances for Shortened Limbs have ao
quired worldwide celebrity Indiuduai, pho hare not
valked for hrty y,Hs haze bsss comptssiv raiorsd
Pamphlets containing tull information sent TO all ap-
plicants. Address
H. FRANK PALMER
Care American Artificial Limb Company
r3sms 10 Green Street Boston.
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antei.

6OOPOuNDs DRAW huNEY.
OUU c.w sToRRs
Montpelier, septic,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-10
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that petition
1N will be presented .te the Commissioners
of Gsllia county. at their next session, to be
held on the krst Monday OF December, A D
1864, praying for the alteration Of the county
road leading from the village Of vinton. in
Huntington township, Gallia county. Ohio.
70 Wosd's Mill in Raec6on township, Gallia
county. Ohio, as follows: Commencing on the
north bank Of Raccoon creek, where the see=
ton line between Section No Twenty Pour
and Twenty Five crosses said creek; thence
down and following the meanderings Of said
creek to the mouth Of GleDn's run thence
until 1t interseets the said rtad from Vinton
to Wood's Mill. -, -..fe
Also. that part Of the foad leading from the
village Of Vinton, in Huntington township.
Gsliia county, Ohio. to the village Of Porter;
Springfield township, GalIia county, Ohio,
eornrnrncing at the same place, on the north
bank Of Raecoon creek; thenss following the
SAID road, leading to the village OF Porter, as
It is now opened and travelled to an spple tree
on the lands now occupied by Benz. Martin;
thence the nearest and best way, following
along on the side of the hill, until it inter
eects the old road on the lands belonging to
John M'Cstley--alT on Section No. 25, of
Huntingdon township, Gallia county, Ohio.
This August Sth, A. D. 1864. o2S
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-10
Zherif,s S0Le.

The State of Ohio, GaHia cosnty, 80.
DURSUANT to the command Of an order
i 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, / W offer at public
sale. at the door Of the Court House, in the
town of1sliipolis, in said county Of Gallia,
on the 3lst day of October, A. d. 1864, at
one O'Clock P. N. of said day. the following
real estate, described ss follows, to-wit:
Village Lot, in the Village Of Oentreville,
in the county Of Galhs and State aforesaid.
known and numbered forty one, t4i,l on the
recorded plat Of said Village. with the appur.
tenances theraunto belonging. Appraised
at the sum Of S2I9. - -, = -7z7-
To be sold as the property and rsal estate
of VIM Steel, at the suit Of Evan Jones
Given under my hand this 29th day o
September, A. D. ,ls64-$2 so.
WIN. WADDELL, s. G. C,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-10
Valuable Farm
For Sale;

An acres Of land on the Ohio river, IL
IfU miles below Gsllipolii, having front
on the river Of from half to three fourths of q
mile and good land. At the Terminus Of the
Chillieothe road on the Ohio and junction Of
the ChilIicothean and Gallipolis and Portsmouth
road.; afording to an enterprising man who
wishes to engage in the produce, lumber, or
mercantile business, as desirable a sitfation as
any on the river. About fifty or sixty acres
are in cultivation. and would be glad if any
one desirous of purchasing would see the fall
crop. Payment will be Ifhade easy. Terms
will be made known on application to
]. SHAILCROSS.
Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or to Isaac Jeffers, on the premises.
Sept 8, 1864
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-10
Coal Coal!t Coal!!.

THE undersigned has on hand at the up
i per end Of the Wharf at Gallipolis, i'm
mea;ately above the B. 5. ""Iarf' i.:.. boats. at
large supply OF sS;;S,ssrior coal, which be will
deliver promptly to purchasers AZ reasonable
rates. for cash.
Orders left at his residence on Third stree
will be punctually filed.
JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Jan. Z, IS64.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-10
Sherif's Sale.
The Slsse Of Ohio, Gallie County, 50.

The Stste Of Ohio. GalRe County, 80.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the under
IN signed, Sheriff Of Gsllia county, will, by
virtue Of an execution, issued by the Clerk Of
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 Gallipolis. in said county ofGallIa,
on the 3lst day Of October. 1854, 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 lexington, in
the county of Gal ia and State of Ohio, known
and numbered twenty five T25l and twenty
six, on the recorded Plat o. sald Village of
Ewington, with the appur:enances thereunto
belonging: Appraised as follows, To- witt
Lot No. ., appraised at the sum of $500,
and Lot No. 26; at the sum Of $20, 90; levied
on by me- and to be. sold as the property and
real estate Of E: Il. Benson, at the stiit Of JOS
II Kerr 'I7
Givel Under nv bald this astH day of
September, A. D. 1864. $500
sHH5 VIM. WADDELL, Sheriff
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Your most obediant servant,
SAMUEL EsTBP.
7th W. Va. v. c.
THE REBEL LOSS IN THE
VALLEY.

During the past three months the
rebel Gen. Early has lost in the She
nandoah Valley ipsmy &oasand men
killed, wounded and captured; NINETY
pieces of artillery; one thousand wsg-
ons and ambulances; three thousand
horses and mules, and trsn.y thousand
email arms. Such reverses in the his
tory of wars rarely occur-Sheridan g
brilliant victories have rarely been
equ allied.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1864-11-10
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