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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED,

A STOUT YOUNG MAN A. A
"A Porter IN Wholesale Grocery and Liquor
Store. Good references required. Also good
Girl to do general Homework, to whom good
wages will be given. Apply to
oct7-1w NJ. hIlAhh'
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STATE SENATE.

M ESSRS. EDITORS:-PLEAS AN
vi NOUNCE EBENEZER CLARK. of Wet.
eel County, as Candidate for Senator in the
Second Senatorial District, composed of the
counties of Marshall, Wetzel and Marion Mr.
CLARk will receive the Democratic and Con.
se.sative vote of Vetzel. The Conservative
b ie GeIe6y respectfully requested TO aid us IN
-I oo,S S..oh' MANY VOTERS.
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VALUABLE VINEYARD AND FARM
FOR SALE,

lONTAiN1N& s1ACRES OF LAND
~ adapted to Grape growing with sbon, 70
acres already set ont. Also a fine orchard Of
Apples, Pears ears and nd fiums' 500 Currant bushes,
August Meyer by W. b SsnsanSy' deceased
situated about fmile from Caldwsilt Rum Road,
For terms apply to &c. COOPIR or
J. s. RHODEE.
Administrators of the Estate of W. B. sspssnsy,
uscessso' ooh
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wishes of the abolitionists, slavery has
been abolished, but the agitators are no
better satisfied than before We have
no guarantee that if negro suffrage
were permitted in every State in the
Union the same class of men that is now
urging this measure of fanaticism would
not then demand for thenegro something
more. Concession only increases their ar
rogance and multiplies their demands
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Executors Sale of Real Estate
THE UNDERsIGNED Will or

Il ZEN Sale III INC NUlil llbllHt on ~sstEit
day, October ii, 1865 nj ~ o'clock "a M .
J. Two three story tencmcntS on the nor IA
side OF Union street, situated on d., corner of
the alley between Market and Main street J..
ing part OF lot No ll3 and now in tn occupancy
OF Mr.. A. La Roche and Mr.. Henry \ kourr
=. The Home place of the late DR.. John Eof
consisting of one unbroken square. II viii he
offered in lots TO suit purchasers or III hole
as may be desired.
?. The row Of tcuCmcntS erected on lot No
g on the west side of Main street Centre
Wheeling These houses are four ID number
and will lie offered separately and also entire
Every hOuse IL in good condition and pair
1. The piece OF ground on tho Hill side east
OF German street Part Oi this ground has been
laid of into lots of 81 feet by 100 feet with pro
per streets and alleys. A plat may b. seen upon
application to the undersigned, and will be- *
hibited at the sale
5. The tenement on the north part Of lot No
on Water street, Centre Wheeling in first
class condition, occupied by Mr. Albert p
Hall, and fronting about II feet inches on Va.
ter street.
Terms-One half in cash For tie residue
a credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months
witt interest, secured by deed of trust az the
purchasers expense.
oct3-ts BEVERLY NJ. FOTF
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SMITH 6 cos
WEEKLY BULLETIN
The Young Cadet, Price so Gents.
The Matchmaker,
Lindis Farm Chase, 81 so.
The Story Of the Great March, in Cloth
81
Also, Railroad Guides for October.
Harper's Weekly,
Leslie's illustrated,
Police Gazette,
Chimney Corner,
Waverly Magazine,
All for this Week.
All Kinds of Magazines for October.
The Cheapest place in the city. Call
i'm at IS Market street, above Post.
Office oct7-1t
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NATION A L B A NIX
OF WEST VIRGINIA, AT WHEELING
CAPITAL, 100000.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA So,
- Hampshire County. Circuit Court OF Hamp-
shire County. September term, ia65
Luther Ginevan,

VS.
Elizabeth Parsons widow Of Jas
Parsons, deceased, James Par.
soDs administl atoT of James Par.
sons, deceased and in his own , In ChanCery.
right William NJ Parsons, John
David Parsons, 5. q. Harlan and
Hannah his wife, Parthenia Elz-
abeth Parsons, Sarah Virginia
Parsons, Jacob Decker Parsons
and Charles A. Parsons.
By virtue of decree made and entered in this
cause at the September Term A. ID 1855 OF said
Court, it was adiudged, ordered and decrsed
that this cause be referred to George A. Tuck
er commissioner of this Court, to settle and
adjust the accounts of James Parsons, admins.
traitor of the estate ofJames Parsons, late ofsaid
Hampshire County deceased as such administra.
tor and also to ascertain and report the real
estate of which said James Parsons Sen died
seized, and also ascertain the debts due from
said estate, and any liens binding such real es.
tate and the priority of such liens and all other
debts binding said real estate, stating such mat
tiers as he may deem pertinent or either party
may require, and that said commissioner shall
call all the creditors Of said estate before him
by publication in some newspaper printed With.
in this State for four successive weeks, and said
commissioners shall make report of his proceed
ings hereunder in order to further decree
Commissioners Office, Romney, W. Va, Sept.
10Th, A. D., 1866. .-,
In pursuance of the above mentioned decree,
l shall, at my Office in Romney, Hampshire
County, West Va. on Monday, the twelfth
OATH day of November, 1865, proceed to settle
and adjust the accounts of said James Parsons
administrator, &C., &c, and to ascertain the real
estate OF which said James Parsons, Senior died
seized and also the debts due from said est ate
and 81 Tens and debts binding said real estate
and the priority of the same.
All persons holding instruments creating a
lien on said real estate, or holding title papers
relative to the same, and also all persons other
infarasfal ar ad IN af
GEORGE A TUCKER,
oct4-lm s.H. .. ; Commissioner
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Excur-ion Tickets, from any point TO
the Post Office and return ID cts.
Box or trunk, 10 cts; package ) cts.
Al packages entrusted TO our care will be
promptly delivered
The and , o'clock Omnibuses run via the Fe.
male College for accommodation Of scholars
Tickets tor sale By the package at the office OF
sept. lJ-lm- zBCRLEY 81 co.
Madison Street
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The Belmont Iron "
sNONAH FACT0B'


Bounded 40 follows: west By W. ~, =
NORTH By Division street east 80
and south by the property Of H
e. Lancaster. IVr
ALSO, the Coal Mine 70 - 4
worked by said corporation a., ~
connecting said mine and the TO-
ALSO. the real estate ana - "
longing 20 said corporation -
South Wheeling including 10 -
chased of DR.. j. G. Camp6eA, .JSsrI
action connected tberewitn - 80 >
South Wheeling, lGtsly p1IrhsNIs
NJ. Bank and others, and - -, !
wells addition TO the city o. 80 i
east corner OF Main AID Il
with Ave tenpments thfreon ~ A.
that the coal property 70 " -. -, =
Il sufficient TO supply TIC
years. Lsli .
The said real property 70 = - - ?
lowing terms, VIZ: one ioufl " = -
due with interest from tbS q Sc
equal instruments, payable ~ -. ~ =
eighteen months from saia .,.ek =
OF the real estate 70 take " a. Z
,nateriaIs iron malta tools lSs ~ -
~ m An appraisemeat 10 BE -, y
s,A :. pa~.ons ol whom bsIror
choose one, the uDdersa ~ 3. 80 =
the two 20 chosen . thiIa ni@ 4
1so Of the three 20 be DinaI Y salsSss,'[ -
t,ken TO be paid for IN equu1L j,sfrs
sis. and eight months, va eSsp =
:, az OF sale, The deferred p-I.,itr,
raj rxtate and stork % % - y :.
to be retained ON the ptDMu lISs - -
full. The purchaser - rzr,k1s ~
paying in hand the ,sss nO's sssa,ss,I.l
any further portion JiNEKST
c. y, sU
Wheeling. W. Va, Aus IT,
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II. R0SENTHAL.

NORTHWESTERN BANK OF VIRGINIA.
WHEELING, W. Va, 3lth Dec 1854,
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
i THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS BANK.
and election FOR Directors Of the parent bank and
branches at Wellsburg and Parksrsburg, win be
held at the Banking House in Wheeling, on
Tuesday the seventeenth day of January next.
between the hours Of eleven o'clock A. n, and
three o'clock p. II. G. LAMB. Cash,r
dec3l.td
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| macy of government which the Intel
uoencer now admits is as legal and con-
stitutional as our own. If political con-
ventions express the opinions OF all the
members of party, then it will follow
that those who supported ABRAHAM
LINCOLN last fall are the enemies OF the
new State not those who supported the
Chicago nominee. The Demoflatle Con-
yent;on did not decide upon ee new
State question either one way or the
other, but the politicians assembled NJ
Baltimore did deny the validity ofa gov
eminent which the Intelligencer says rs
in the same boat with ourselves as re-
spects its legitimacy" Remembering
the lofty pretensions made by the Re-
publican party in this State during the
campaign, the IntelHgencer's admission
is somewhat remarkable and places its
party here in rather an unfavorable
light
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Rutler.

The failure of the Wilmington eNpeui,
finn may be hailed as an suspicious anu
fortunate event lift teaches MIR, LINCOLN
and his friends how stupendous num-
bnc BUTLER is. BUFFERS dismissal
from the army in disgrace, OF his PUNISH
ment by court martial in some other
way. 50 as to free the nation forever from
fheinfluence of this meddlesome marplot,
would be an event worthy of bontires
and illumination. Had BUTLER never
lived, nor taken any part in political OF
military affairs III this country, we be-
love that the Federal army would De
stronger by at least fifty thousand men,
and the rebel army weaker in still greater
proportion. He has chung to the ma
tonal cause, like the 'old man OF the
sea-" until he has ridden it almost to
death, and the day when he is finally
slu1Ied off will be glad one for all who
care for our national honor or desire ma
.,oual success.
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Annual Election,

MERCHANTS & MECHANICS BANK,
WHREIN0 Dec. nth, 1864 {
FJNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
at their banking house in the city Of Wheeling
on Monday, the 9th day If Jantasty next, 0bSinr
the second Monday of said monthly between ths
hours of II A. n, and p for the election Of
nine ptIessars far Che petspt Baat' and .sysn
town, Clsrksburg and PIT. Pleasant
dec0s.td s HRADY, Cashier.
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w ASHIN GT0N HAL
Positively for
THREE LIGHTS ONLY.
January 18th, 9th and It'll
MATINEE. SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
AT O'CLOCK,
When Children will be admitted for 10
cts Adults 3, cts
THE ONAL
Combination & Variety ShoWl

VNIE LARGE0T, BEST AND ONLY
i COMPLETE ORGANIZATION of the kind
in existence. Tho following compose portion
of the leading talent:
The SNOW BROTHERS, William and Benja.
min, and the I.EVANTIN BROTHERS, (three
and Equillbrists; LIZZIE SOMERBY, the
great Contralto Vocalist and EFFIE earle.
Ton the accomplished Songstress, will intro
duce variety of Duets, Ballads, Comic and Sen.
timental Songs, &c; DICK SANDS, the re-
nowned Clog Dancer, in his wonderful Clog
Dance, also his remarkably amusing speciality,
WILD IRISH JIG; Miss JESSIE ROBINSON,
the exquisite Danseuse, in her graceful and ele.
CANT Poises and Charming Acts; Mr.. SIMEON
SLOAN, the great Yankee Comedian and Delin-
Gator Of Eccentric Characters-all lovers Of
Yankee Eccentricities will keenly enjoy Mr..
SLOAN'S remarkable impersonations; Mr.. HAIR
RY BRYANT, the wonderful Veptyiloquisf
inimitable Imitator and Comic Pantomimist; the
FLORENTINE TROUPE, eight IN number, a.
the Kremlin Marabouts, or the Wild Eomads Of
Strength and Agility. the ATTOMATON
SLACK ROPE V1ULTER. the marvel u the
PERFORMING DOGS whose wonderful per.
formanoes exceed In interest and novelty any.
did did fEAM OF SIX DOGS with silvsr,noanted
Harness and Trappings drawing an elegant
Miniature Chariot, will be driven through the
principal streets on the day of exhibition.
A ROARING FARCE-A COMIC TRICK
Enlistment, produced with elegant Scenery,
beautiful Costumes superb Appointments,
Tricks, Transformations, &c, presented In
style heretofore unequalled, except by the FAR
FAMED RAVEL TROUPE.
Tickets 80 cts. Reserved Sents 60 CTS.
Doors open at Z; commence at II.
jsns.6t RUFUS sOMRRBY, Manager.
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Pence Runiors.

.@.Rumors of negotiations for peace are
afiuat again. this time inconnection WIN
.sfhe BLAIR family" The speciai aus
patch to the Ford i'll reference 10 .r'
matter, may be found elsewhere. We
have very little expectation that any
good result will flow from the visit OF the
BI.A1Rs to Richmond, even granting tna'
thew have gone there, which is by no
means certain.
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MARRIED.,

At GAINESVILLE. Ohio, Dec. q, by the Rev. Z. d.
Teavitt LANES a. MCLEAN, of this city TO
EMMA F. BRowS, of GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
Dos. 2sth 1864, near the town of West Milford
Harrison Co. Mr. WILLIAM BURNSIDE, JUN, TO
Miss RUHAMA LYNCH, daughter OF d. j. Lynch,
Esqr. ,,-,r
Re gentle. obi twill soothe much care
And make each burden light
A gentle tone will sOothe the bro"
And draw an answer bright
TO RUE"
Be centle-'tis for you he tolls,
And thinks, and strives to gain
Home comforts and home happiness;
Don't let him strive in vain.
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death, and the day when he is finally
slulled off will be glad one for all who
care for our national honor or desire ma
.ioual success.
The Restored Government"a and Wesi
virginia.
ENllheremembered hat the main ar
.tmcnt used in this State against Cen
cal MCCLELLAN in the late presidential
.anmaign, was ono touching the leglti-
macy Of the new State government. 1t
WIS alleged that the Chicago convention
lei failed to recognize the separate and
independent existence of the State OF
Virginia, and it was assumed, there
..... that all who voted for General Nc
t.ciIlE were opposed to the new State
and IL favor of the old order of things.
THIS mgument which, though plausible
W15 utterly faliaciouI, was reiterated III
eyyTy form Of expression over the State.
# Vas persistently put forward by the
administration newspapers, and was
dwell upon At length by all the Repnhli
con speakers who harangnad the people
=" I' ',;.., ., c...,,1 us
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much as ON opponents IN our disposition
toilet bygoncs be bygones, but the sub
Jet of the c"nstintionality Of the new
state has been suggested again by All ar
ri.lt in Monday morning, htcE;g,rr,,
and We trust w, may I've pardonrd tor re
,..,,.n,, Ia the matter inst once more in
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For Sale.

THE DESIRABLE DwELLN,
i HOUSES and Lot No. go, corner Thir5 W.
Eoff streets, Centre Wheeling. Will sell ~
whole together, or each separately, to suit ~.
chasers. Also part of Lot No. 9, square lep ~
Joining Mrs. DIR. Tanners residence. on wbcS
good substantial dwelling house. TermsSsu,.
Inquire Of a. JACOB FSo
decSs'u or ALEX. NJ JII0p
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NH hUoLN1LIAIs u. a LkN Isl
COMPREHENSIVE.

II HAVE 4 fxXD DAx AWSOClATEU
i WITH MYSELF, MI. A. A. Lsvisou, and the
Wholesale Liquor. business heretofore carried ON
by me, will hereafter be conducted under the
firm of H. ROSENTHAL & co.
On Monday, Jan. sth, we will remove to our
new and capacious warehouse, No % Main st,
in rooms formerly occupied By Mossrs Pryor &
Frost
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore
extended to me, / solicit continuance Of the
same for the new firm.
jana Il ROSENTHAL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

We are nov cfrrring to the citizens OF CALI
polls and vicinity, the largest and most ex-
teHsive assortment OF fine China. lrOnsione,
and Common Queenswarr, ever seen in this
market;
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, Of every
kind, style and quality. l. this line We
cannot lie beat.
Japannrd and Britiania ware Of rich and
rare styles, that cannot fail to please.
Table Cutlery, and furniture Of ev,ry kind
aud price Lamp shadrs, wieks. burners, and
every thing necessary TO repair old lamps.
Carbon oil the beei quality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing in our
line at as low prices as the same can lie pur-
chased in Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in oar house every article
required to furnish their tables, bars. or cham
bers in the beet style, and we warrant prices
to suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complete sets
Of table ware, at city prices.
Country Merchants can do as well by pur-
chasing from us. their supply Of ware, as IN
the city and save freight. As further induce
ment To trade with US, we will take in ex-
chang for wars, all kinds Of Country Pro-
duer at the highest i'rie-s. delivered at our
Grocery Stnrr on the Public Square.
LADIES are invited to call aud look over our
sI.l .ndId stock Of China and Parian marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT L PETRAT.
Jan. 9Th, l665.-tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

S The Legislature has made il
the auty of County Recorders to re-
cord Soldiers Discharge papers. q
copy of which certified by such
Recorder is made sufficient evidence
in all cases wherein it may be called
in question. Soldiers will do well to
place all such documents on record
at once. as they are liable TO be lost
or destroyed, and in consequence o.
such loss great Inconvenience and
trouble is given the parties inter
ested.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

E Some knowing Copperheads
of Gallipoiis knew perfectly well
that in six months from the date of
their assertion "a busliei of green
backs would not be worth a dollar
in gold. A friend OF ours who has q
gold dollar tat he failed to sell at
1915 says he would be willing to
take half a bushel of greenhacks for
it now, and wait a year for the other
half Our Copperhead friends have
q chance to verify their assertions
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06
UNCLE ] SANS.
-, C0LUMN!!!
7-3O 2 BONDS.

ISL question, why Is 10 loan called seven
Thirty" loanf
Answer. It bears interest, in currency, at
the tste Of seven dollars and thirty cents,
each yeah on every Hundred dollars
2d Ques- When and GOV can they be Oh
tained7
Ans. They are for sale at par. at the
FIRST NATIONAL BANK or GALL
POLLS
Sd Ques When is the interest payable. and
how can il be CO. lect-d7
: Ans. On the 18th Of June and 18th Of De-
eember of each year. and can be collected
through the FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
GALLlPOLlS.
4th Qurs. When must the Government pay
IF these 7-5tsf
9TH Gus Must receive back my mon y as
soon as 1868?
Ans. No! not unless yox prefer to do So
the law gives you the right to demand from
the Gov rnment. at that time, either your
money. or AN equaf amount At par in %
Gold wearing 6 per crnt lnun-
9th. Qurs II should herd nv mon'y. he
fUrr le6I, to invest in anything else, how
could get il
Aus. These bonds will always be saleabie,
as the interest is paid every six months and
they cannot be taxed by States, Counties OF
Town, and this ives you FROM two to Eve
yer cent on your income,
9TH. How does the Government raise the
money to pay the interest, and is it safe and
surer- ---.-
Ans. The Government coll.ets, by taxes.
internal revenue, and duties on imports. fully
three hundred mil ions each year. THIS is
nearly threr times as much as il needed to pay
u. III Al i
the war 10 ended. the amount not needed 10
paw the int rest will he used in paying of
the debt. Our COrernmer. has pdid or all her
debt, and can easily do 50 again. The 'nt. r,st
is surr TO be paid promptly. and the debt
itself /. the very safest investment in the
world. Ii IS as s-,fe as a mortgage on a good
farm, an paws better inter,st 1t is, IN
fact. II First Morfgage on all lands, all incomes.
al ralirUad and canal bon,s, and bank or
other stocks, nIori Cages dc, d.
Nothing can be safer. tor We are all hound
for it, aud all that We have Is held and firmly
bound for the pay ment Of principal and IN
terest. How iooiish those pe"ple are, Who
keep idle, and locked up, their gold and
grernhaeks, or purchase mortgages or failroa..
s,ocks and bohds, v hich pay only or per
cent. interest, when these S+yen-Thirtirs pay
Counting the premium ON Five -Tv enti,s,)
over ten per cent and are much safer and
surr.
Since the Ist of February. through the in.
strumrnIulIiy of Jay Cooke Esq ONE HUN
DRkD AND NINETY MILLIONS have
been sold. and the THE FIRST NATION.
AL BANK UF GALLlPULlS has old
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVERITY THO
/ USAND DOLLARS, in ~ DAYS.
LET NONE DELAY BIT SUBSCRIBE
| AT ONCE.
Interest to the 18th of June. deducted from
subscription.
LET NONE DFLAY, BUT SUBSCRIBE
AT ONCE.
Each dsy you delay, u loose twenty
cents interest. on ,very thousand dollars.
April q, leo.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

WANTED. IA boy to learn the print
ing business One who knows how TO
earn his, living, and is willing to work
without owning an interest in the
office, or requiring TO much waiting
UPON can have chance in the Jour
nal Office. He. will not be expected
to take the rAole charge of the bust
ness for at least two weeks after he
enters the Office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-06

H Persons having business with
me as OhIo Mil, State Agent at
Gallipolis, will find it TO their inter
est to look over this column of the
journal every week. All monies re-
ceived will be noted here, and none
ueea apply, until they find it so
stated E-E lTf
Peter Niday-Check for 1881. for
uarded by 4, c Niday. yrE
Peter Hun.ly-Papers referred by
Paymaster Gen, to Surg. w. S.
King Of CINCINNATI, and forwarded.
Marcus D. Noble-Cerijfcate of
Adj, Gen'l,, of West Va. received,
papers forwarded to Paymaster.
Call ia ten days for your money.
Miron -Harper-Plsce of original
enlistment and amount of clothing
required by the Paymsster.
Andrew KvYe--Blanks for pay nd
bounty OF your Son will be forward
ed BY mail.
Daniel Smith, antilles OF soldiers
residing in your township, are enti-
tied torelief from the fund raised by
taw,.
Elijah F. Newell-Certi6cate OF
Muster in, received from Adj. Gen,
of.West Va, and papers forwarded
to Paymaster. Call in ten days fol
your money.
D. W. Chsrington, Co, H, ID
Regt. Westya. Cav.-Psy received
Cal for it, .