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MISCELLANEOUS FARMS.

A Farm o. 1000 Acres in Wilson county, twenty
ona miles from Nashville, one mile south Of the
LsbadOn Pike; soil rieh, well enclosed with glcd
cedar Ience ;spiendIdiy EAteIets four hundred
ares cleared. bal- vel tmbered with cedar aud
CtHeT z oWth; two Fssidea es 90 The place-CEe
with rooms, the other With ro0ms-botn with
good OuthOuses, sc.
ALSO
A Farm Of 600 Acres Of splendid land, 6ftseu
miles from Nashville ON the Gallatiu pike-is pin-
cpsily nyer b1ttom. Lies between this Cumberland
river and Sail ain pike About on third Of the snd
Is cleared, balance well tmhersd. VIII be sold in
bOdy, rio Farms Of 100 800 Acres, 70 SUIT pur-
chasers. Terms rsry sdsg.
ALSO
Farm OF 40 Acres-good lsnd-2 miles from
Lsyersn, on MurfrsesborO pike md Chattanooga
Railroad, one half cleared and new. Thirty Dollars
per aeTe.
ALSO
A Farm OF I45 Acres, four miles from Franklin,
Williamson county on the Carars Creek Pike, and
known az the "Southall Place" 80 scrCs cleared.
Has good house on It with four rooms, kitchen,
barn. and other outnouses, aud 4 splendid well.
ALSO-A Tract OF leo acres, four miles from the
shove tract, all in woods.
Price for both places $780, one half cash, balance
in one and two years.
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Also

A Nice Little RsFm Of II Acres. four and a
half miles from the city, on the D5ckersOn Pike.
Has Tram q house with four rooms, out houses and
stable. Lsod very richi excellent water. Price
low.
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framed House on Gallaiin Pike, with rooms
outhouses, lumber shed, and an excellent cistarn
Lot 100 feet by 10. Terms $500.
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frame House on Gsraiin pina with siE rooms,
kt-hen, ouihonses. and an excellent csiern well
enclosed. Lot 20 fsetby ITO. Pnoe $500.
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No. IS II Bread street, Nashune, Tenn.
stncf attention pail 70 receiving and f,raArdinq
SAD liberal advances inside on consiznments
satIi-lrn
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REFERENCES.

Hon William G. BroEnow, Governor Of Ten
nessee.
Brig. Gen. James P. Brownlow, Adjutant General
of Tennessee
Major General S. D. Stanley, 4th Army Corps.
Major General George W. stonensn, Knoxville,
Tenn.
Bvt. Major General R. W. johnson, Pulaski,
Tenn.
iune25-Smn
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Ladies Department,

Where attentive Clerks VIII he pleased q, shes,
the latest neyelues. among which i snnerb III Il
real French Imported Hair-uets he s0i 5iirs al -,
pres, and several other beautiful STYLES. our
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Cloak Department

Connruses great varie yof yer desirable eo,ia
which We viii sell ~ plces 20 fuit the times FIae
Ia ma Cloass, Basques a "a { hfrcrssis1rr Ma,eL
lss Dc lIfcfds e ~ grUs a. NrDlss. Circular. -
ETC. VA BE- sold VEkN CHEAP 10 order 10 insls
room for our Fall stock
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Dissolution.

WE, the undersigned. hzre this dsz. hv yT,Friusi
W consent dissolved the partuershin llssrato ore
exFstizie hetv-en us under che ftF = sBd frm q
ftu1ct leEnlnG, fropTleIcrs 81 f7acf Coarse and
i1fssrs s-siaes, NJ nho utnuz VII costume IA q
iE~usss, sails authorizei 70 collect Al dues snd
settle al ella nls helong rs 10 The old arm.
HENhh RRJNER,
EBs nE1ilNG.
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Samaritsn's Wash,

Is in case o. Syrhls u ed in coruucfion with the
Rcoi sna ke.b JCiccs RGll directions, Free nay
cents,
The efficacy Of these remedies is alike ackuowl-
edged ~ physicians snd rstief g.. Hh-y are tssd
IN tle II = Hospitals, end by theirreaI naert Il we
ganed he fpprJhaiiun q the most she shfcpons
Patient taso noteei Tho ioeredieui ara t-nt,vri,
to the Thvsicisns WHO use them as you vii see by
The following:
Posr hosrrrsI, FosT Nassau
B-.tuore. Yet -. iSa4
- hsTe CREST satisfaction "a sfsung inst ! have
a., - - DE ssusrta4's kCnleiies" icr Nearresl
Die eaae m is mos customary ioTms; that I have
usea fuem with Judgment. clscrJtrn, AID proper
lv, ansn have icuud shcn respond 90 my a5dcip--
tio Vronpily sna efiectual y. knowing their
couipo Niion, have the fullest confidence in Their
efirRcy, sa.l o. itr s. my use Of taem exIeuds,
re,,auiul MI Lleln strougiy %
ALFRED c 8oWHfs,
Assistant Surgeon 5th NeE York Vols
Reader. h,srN q procf positive or the value of
these iruly " iusie preparations. Ils.f cid 81 ken
trr ana I'd gus ta dVGE- hsVe o. eve Wv o. rene
dies purely ve geisae. iieasali g. Tie taste aui
sold " WI ~ sAfTH. prsrra-ts
Cor Caurah Gne Aias siTesis, nashv ne /
DESMOND 4 co, Propusors
sis base streei. fhila.ioll-hia, Pa lsep2.-s,n
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RATES OF ADVERTISING
PAYABLE ADVANCE
10 ADVERTIBERs IN DETAIL.

Advertisements in the Special Column, FIRST time,
nom I % B lines q Go-esch sddi6onAl Inns, 20
esats suhsagusni Insertions, lo cents per line. In
Local Column, FRS time, nom 70 liness 81 o.
each additional line, 30 cents; suhsequart msef-
li9ns, Us cents per iine.
All advertisements occupying special position,
90 Al double column sdFertiaenneniss E1il be
chsrgsd ~ psT cent advance On regular ratss-
MARRIAGE AND FUNERAL kOTIOEs
vii BE- charged 81 TIE regular advertising rates,
snd aausi luEsrshlY be psid sdFsnces or 20 m
ssricl rnade-
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A RE- RECEIVING AND HAVE IN STORE:
$50 Barrels Fine Bourbon Whiskey
90 Viewers Monongahsls Whisky.
30 Robertson county,
- Fine old Lincoln courtV "
10 Old Peach Brandy, very dne
10 Old apple q"
DC Fine imported Hennesy Brandy.
Casks Fine Star and Crescent Port Wine
imported.
10 Casks Sherry Wine, superior quality)
70 Pipes SUPERB Rhine Wine.
50 " Weeks Fine CataWba Wine.
lJO longworth's Sparkling CatsWba Wine.
loo " imported Clsret Wna.
10 Casks Fine Jsms ca Rum.
DO Imported Holland Gin,
81 Cases genuine Aeuch1tel Absynthe.
10 Csks Sureuor Cst,woa Brandy
loo Barrels Fine n. o Sugar.
% Ctffee
rs Bids and Il bbls. Powdered Ban. Sugar.
50 " L Crushed Sugar.
50 Bags Prime Rio Coiiee.
Is Bids and = bis n Mclssses.
100 Boxes Superior German Soap
go "a Star sud Summer Candles.
100 " Starch
900 Cases assorted Matches.
100 B Soda.
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Also
Also

Farm Of 81 acres, % Stones RIVER Pike s
mil IS from the cty on Mil ereek-opp1siie Snith's
Mil. About Two thirds Of it Is men bottom land
and well Watered.
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Also

A Nice Little Farm Of I61S Acres, four and :
ha'f miles from the city. on the Whites creek pks
our acres in timber. Place well Uatered.
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Also
AI.SO
EdgefieId Property.

One OF tho best Suburban res dences near Nash
vile, beautifully 10 atet and finely improved The
lot contans ~ acres OF rch ga den laGd, fronting
On Foster street and on the Louisville md Nash
vale RailrOad situated that Il could be cut up
into beauii u building 10 = Terms literal.
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R. BAUGH,
supt W. & A, r. R.
GEO. G. HULL,
Supt. A. a W. P. r. R.
CHAS T. POLLARD,
Prest. NJ. & ". p. k. r.
u. i. CLARK,
supL Muscogee Railroad.
VIRGIL POWERS,
supt. ) ". r.
I. B. WALKER,
supt NJ 6W.R.R.
E. II. EWING,
Gen Freight Agt Ma c, and N n WRR
sep23-lm
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Hosiery and Gloves
NOTIONs.:ete. etc. very cheap.

re have received and are still daily receiving.
large quantities. or Goods direct frorn me 49,
where they have been selected and purchased by
our air. Levy, at regular ri annual Manuheturers
Auct on 80 'li'i our friends andicustomers wis al
ways md new and Interesting change Of pat.srns
rom the best selected Of the best design.
~ Me soul eali Tee special &C en- ton Of the La
DIS 70 our particular
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Alsn

An Elegant snd finely improved Farm % 81
Acres, ~ m les from the city, near the No ensyle
pike Ine soil IS very nch has on &c a tWo-sioTy
framed residence with i've rooms and cellar, kitrh-
en-, once 10 The yard. smoke-house, workshop,
stables, etc. An excellent spring, and fus arte-
sian well very near the no lse, With q new pump
and well house. has splerdid orchard and gar
den; also beautiful law Of eveTgreens. bar
gain can be had in this place. tIsE
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sAMARITAH'S
Root and Herb Juices,
The Great Blood Purifier ard Remedy for
SCROFULA, ULCERS, SORES, SPOTS,
LETTERS, SCALES, BOILS, SYPH-
Ills OR vENEREAL DIS
EASES, &c.

For SYPHILIS or Nenereal Diseases, the Ssrnari-
isn's Root and Hsrb Juices Is the mot potent Ger
uin and efiectusl remedy ever prescribed Il resch-
e. sud eradicstas every particle Of The Nenerea poi
son, 80 that The cure u thorouEh and Termaneut.
Take then this purifying remedy and ne hsale.i,
snd do not transmit 10 aOlr p0stsrty that for VII ch
yen nisy repent "a alter years. tI.f
DO NOT DESPAIR
AHhoueh Won msy he pronounced incurai le, the
samarit.n's Root and Hero Juices will remove
every yesiige Of impurities from the system, well
~ ] the bad effects Of Mercury.
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FEsiALEsii
FEMALEsii

In msnv afectons with which numbers Of fe-
msles suiier the Root and Herb Juices is most hap
pily adopted, lcerated Uterus, in Whites, in
bearing doan, Falling Of the Womb, rebuty, and
for al comp ants iccident 10 the sex. sent ~ ex-
press. Pnce, 81 Per bottle.
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WHITE GOODS.

PLAIN and Fancy svisses. CAeckel Nfuslins Nan
socks, jaconet Tuck Musm, Ruhed az. Trisb
Linz 4, Iaoie Linens, Towels, Linen Canhres.
PLAIN ana tsncyi 3 rtseye Diapers Linen Haudler-
en ~, hemsuicn DO, nne Embroidered Sets, Real
and Na'encinin Collars, Craps sets s1iss M 7irs
Jaconet do, inserhngs. TEietts Ribbons Ia All
widths snd in al eoiors; 5 * Belhngs, Buckles
lsomeinug new Corsets, Velvet Ribbons, en-, esc
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A Large tWo-stoTy Brick residence, with eigh
rooms, on Russell 81, near "Iulip street church
Lot fronts 100 feet by l7e feet deep. Good kitchen
CT, tern, etc and wei enclosed. Improvements ii
excellent condition, and one Of the b 81 locations II
Eagefeld.
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Military Claim Agency
JOHN O'REILL,

Qlate Capt, 18th U. Sell
OFFIcERRs' Monthly and Quarterly Papers an
" Muster-Out Rolls promptly executed
Particular attention given to the collection
claims for Commssary and Quartermssters' Stores,
whether Teeeipted Tor or not.
Clains Tor Pension, Bounty, Arrears Of Pay, Prize
Money, pay foF Horses lost N service; together
with just demands against the United States,
tended to and promptly collected.
Vouchers procured for memorandum receipts.
Vouchers formal or informal, collected.
Officers QuaFtemaster and Ordinance Returns,
no matter how complicated, executed in few
days.
ohieers' Pay Aecounts:nade ont.
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The Samaritan's Gift

Sent by mai in a p'siu envelope. Price, Male
packages, Si.Oos female 9 ~.
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Q. B. BaKrR, Cincinnati P. BaKER, n Yor,e
H. u. ROGERS JAS n. Ira,
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b;icg and framed House, with good rooms,
SMOKE house, stable, snd outhouses Has good
shade trees, and an excellent cistern- Lot foEts
eFfFU
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10000 Henry Clay Cigars.
5000 Perfection" do
5000 "Figsro" d. Gu whole and half boxesl
5000 "rp Top do
EloOO Tycoon" 10
bO,0cO "AndreW Jackson Cigars
$4,000 "Wg Wag' 40
5000 Star Of the West, do (Very fne)
5000 Washington do
$50, 600 AssOrtea Brands
90 Half butts POcshontas pounds bright Chew
ing Tobacco
90 - ~
20 "May Apple" do
20 Butts Navy DO
100 Caddes blsck tens do
Sunny Side, Saeet oven and Dew Drop, Fine Cut
Chewing Obaeco.
Fine Cut kilhkunick Smoking Tobacco, In pound
bales and " Weed" in whole add half barrels.
We are the sole Agents for N. Beck 8
popular
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% Hhds prime New Orleans Sugar.
p 10 40 Porto Rco sugar,
20 Do do Cubs sugsr.
90 Barrels Crushed and Powdered slsar,
% do Gunulated SrRar,
loo DO A. and B. Codea Sugars.
go 90 g. ezra assorted Brands
500 do felioE sugar
600 FsEs No C-hee,
- Mas 1aVa Coffee.
20 40 Laamra Coffee,
10 Bags Ginge-
Do Bsss Allspies,
20 Bsgs Pepper,
20 Psrrels Macksrsl,
Go y hhls do
so Kits do
100 boxes Soap.
% DO starch
10000 Cgars. assorted Brsndsa
leo Boxes Candles,
100 do Raslns.
% Cases Sardines.
90 Cases Oyster,
100 DoE Buckets,
50 Nests Tuhs.
Together With everything usually kopt 10 Whole
sale Grocery Houses.
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Is. in case O. Syrhs u ed in coruucfion with the
Root sna Ee.h JC,ccs Fgll ,lrocuans, Free nay
cents,
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Also

framed House, on 6allatin Pike, with rooms
in good condition, Spring street. Lot 80 By 200 It.
Price $780,
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WLNHIEIIIa1 y . I-lTI =
eaalAs prs.,ozais srs invited and VII Be receive
a ~ plsces and Until & dates hereinafser name
Tor the psrchase Of the following named Steah
boats, Wharf Beats, Barges, and other properly
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ALSO

House on Fell Street, with rooms, good els.
tern, sc. Lot fronts 40 feet on Bell street, BY 30
feet deep, well enclosed. Price $500.
ATcO
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r1f stale olnceTs-. y
Pr County oiieeIa y
We. tie undsrsieued, hEYe tlH daJ adopted Che
zsoss nsi-s Tor advertising, % which Ne bad our
Euissa strictY 70 saheIe.
WI. CAMERON a co.
JOHN WALLACE for the DsapGiea.
BARRY, IMAM a %. for ffo6
NASHVILLE rfs1E.. Sent. .. Isti-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-31
Country Residence for Sale
near GalIipOlis, two Miles
from the Square. -

THAT well known residence Of the late
l. Prof, Robert Conner previously known
as the Richard Randal FARM on the Mill
creek road. .---.---..
The Farm contains one hundred and nine
teen acres Of rich land suitably divided into
plow, meadow, and pasture, we'll supplied
with good spring and branch water for Stock.
Plenty Of Wood for the Farm. The hill lAhd
is underlaid with good Coal which sells
readily at GallipOlis. There is one bank in
good working order, vein abont two feet
thick. A thrifty young orchard of choice
Apple, Peach, and Pear trees in bearing.
Small Fruits Of every variety, about half an
acre of Vineyard five years old.
The buildings are a well finished brick
dwelling Of six rooms and hall, ten feet wide.
extending from front 70 back chamber the
whole size of the house, two good cellars,
well of good water. Large log barn and out
buildings. Also on the premises three log
tenant houses which now rent for ten dollars
per month. Title indisputable- Enquire Of
81 MRS. @. CONNOR, on the premises,
or r. II. FARRANT corner Of =. Ill
Greek and liver Roads. 81
/ Aug. "a, ls65.-H
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don't know me at all, nor don't care
to know me. No stree. No re-
turned soldiers for me at Demo
cratic meeting. If that's all that's
to be done here, Bunghole we may as
well get in our skiff and row up the
river.
Bullskin-Yes, an 1 guess I'll git
back too. l don't see as / kin do
much here, or at the meetin'. If the
soldiers come they'll make us get our
teams and haul 'em in, and if they
get whiskey in town they'll drive
home and make us walk. 1 tell you,
those fellers down there can't be
beat, and they're just as good Union
men as they ever were.
Bishop-Well, gentlemen. we are
sorry to see any discordant feelings
in our little meeting, and hope your
fears are more imaginary than real.
We see no way of succeeding with
out inviting the soldiers. It's to be
hoped but few, if any, disposed to
be troublesome will come. AS there
is still quorum of the Committee
left, we can note your withdrawal or
the minutes, as oceasioned by the
Iateness of the hour, and We will pro
ceed with the business of the even
ing, reporting to you at an early mo
ment, the action of the committee
on this most troublesome question
Gentlemen, good night. Exit, Dish
cloth and Bunghole by back door
Bullskin " the front.
ITO be continued.
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MARRIED.

On the 23d inst, by Rev J. B. Carltich,
Rev. A. ". GKEGe, of the ". Va. Conference,
NJ. f. Church, u Miss ELizABEEH FINLEY Of
Sprin gield township, Galiia county, o.
On the 9th inst, by Rev. J B. Carltich,
Mr. 5. NJ. ANPBELL ana Miss ELIZA HUI, all
oi Green township, GaIlia county, Ohio.
On The 20 h inst by Z. f. Waddell, Esq,
at is residence in Green township, Mr. DAVID
SwECR and airs LoyESIA RUssELL, both Vi
Morgan low Wnship, GallIa eOulty, U.
In Green township, Aug 22d, 1865 by
J. W. Mccormick, Mr. ID. W. GOULD Of the
20th .. V. l.. and Miss SARAH NJ. HALL
In Gallipolis, on the 2lst day of Angus
1865, by John Williams. Esq, Mr. JON
CARmcnAEL OF Portsmouth,, O., to Miss VIOLA
Brown. OF GalhpOiis, U.
In Gallipolis. on tn 2s,h day of August,
1865. by }. Williams, Esq, Mr. JACoB Miller
and Miss ELIZABETH BEASUM, all of GallIa
Co o.
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TO tIc EnroIlcd Militia.
AuBIToR's OFFICE. GALLIA Co,
SOFTEN Der LIST, le65.


~THE attention of those subject to the pay
ment of the four dollars, IN e"mmuta-
tion of militia duiy, is eall-d TO the following
sections ~ the Law, relating thereto, 10 Wit.
SECTION l. Be il Eaaeted by tie GeRfraL
Assembly Of the Stuie Of Ohio, hal AL white
male e,tlz .ns, residents Of q is State, being
eighteen years Of age and under the age OF
foIty-five wears, shall be enrolled in the mill
Tia. and perform mill airy duty in such man
n-r. not Incompatible with the constitution
and laws Of the United States, as hereinafter
prescribed
SEC. 4. All persons who are subject 10 mil
itary duty under the provisions Of this act,
and who are rot now members Of some vol
unteer orr sanizatiOn, shall either become MEM
bers of some volunteer organization, or shall
pay toto the county treasury annually the
sum of four dollars. which sum shall be q
Communication for fines and penalties for ne
gleet to perform military services.
SIC Z. On 0 before the first day Of Sep
tember, the county auditor shall cause to be
made a correct duplicate list of all persons
liable to military duty and from whom sueh
eommutation money 10 due, and transmit the
same to the county treasurer. immediately
upon the treasurer's reception OF this duPh-
cate, (to) the county auditor shall give notice.
by general publication in the county news
papers, requiring the payment Of the eommu-
tation money into the county treasury on or
before the fifteenth day OF September; after
which time thetreasurer shall proceed to col
leet the same by distress. or otherwise, with
a penalty of thirty per cent, with costs IN
the same mauner as for other taxes
The lists of this County are now in the
hands of the Treasurer for collection
WIN. NASH, Auditor.
Aug. 81, 65.-3w.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
~ signed proprietor Of the plat Of ground
surveved and laid off as a town, to be known
az "Union City," living and being in section
No. %, township No 8, of Range No; Ia, in
Gallipolis township. county of Gallia aud
State of Ohio, and which plat and survey are
recorded in vol One pages % and ., II
record of plats OS Gallia county Ohio, VIII sp;;
plv 10 the Court of Common Pleas within and
for said GaIIia county et the next term there
of. for and order authorizing and empowering
the undersigned to vaeate said town as 50
surveyed and laid out as provided BY law.
STEPHEN BARLOW.
Aug, 10, Is65.-sw.
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Notice.

IN pursuance of an order granted by the
Probate Court of Gallia county Ohio. / will
offer fnr sale at public Auction, on Saturday,
the Goth day of September, A. D. 1865, at
one o'clock p. NJ. at the door of the Court
House in Galripolis, in said Gallia county,
the following described real estate, to-wit:.
The North half OF lot IN the village Uf Centre
vile, county Of Gallia and State of Ohio,
numbered twenty -Oue, (2l.j
Appraised at $500. Terms of sale one
third cash in han 4. one-third in one, and
one-third in two years, irOm day of sale, with
interest; payments to be secured by mortgage
upon the premises sold
S. "A. NASH, Admir-. of
T. G. Bigelow, deceased.
Aug. %, lse5--4w.
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re- Hon. John Sherman, Q. S

E Hon. John Sherman, q. S.
Senator for the State of Ohio, will
address the people of Gallia county,
at Gallipolis, on the 18th day OF
Sept. next, at one O'Clock P. N -
Let every one turn out, and learn
what are the true principles at issue
between the Union and Copperhead
parties. Senator Sherman has beer
one of the most fearless, devoted
champions the Union cause ha:
found in the Senate Chamber, during
the past four years. He is probably
better posted on the important CUES
tions that are likely to present them
selves during the next session, than
any man in the State.
Come out and hear him, all true
lovers of your country. Bring youI
women and children. Bring in youl
wounded, crippled ana manned SOL
diers, and provide means for theil
comfortable travel Soldiers, yor
are all proud of the fame Of YOU
gallant General Sherman. Come
and hear the truth from the brother
who, as civilian, has been no lesi
active, than your favorite General
Give him such a greeting as vii
convince the Copperhead leaders o
Gallia County that you are not to b
humbugged by the large tub ofmeal
so carefrlly exhibited by them 70
you, but at the bottom of which yof
see the old copperhsad nicely coile'
away, ready for use at. the prope
time.
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NNlIcc.

VOSEPH A. Ruth, whose whereabouts IS
eJ unknown. but supposed to be in Texas is
hereby Motif d that Harriet G. Ruth did on
the sth day of August 1865, file her petition
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Court or Com
mon Pleas within and for the county Of Gallla
and State Of Ohio. charging the said Joseph
A. Ruth with frand in the marriage con.
tract with the said Harriet, he at the time OF
said marriage being deserter from the army
of the limited States: asking that she may be
divorced from the said Joseph A. Ruth, which
petition will stand for hearing at the next
term of said Court
Ansel r. HoIcomb her Attorney.
Aug. 10, l665.-6w.
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Strayed or Stolen.

NROM the Farm OF Mrs. Jolley. on the
Il 27th Of Aug. one dark brown Mare. ten
years Oh, about Is hands high, has a white
spot in The forehead; has n seam on the inside
Of her right fsre foot, caused by cork; has
shoes all rOrni; new shoe on left fore foot;
has one or more white feet.
Any one giving information or returning
her, will be suitably rewarded
WM. II. BILLINGS.
GalliD0lis Aup l-3W-
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