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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

ORIGINAL POETRY.

Good morning gentleman. Ladies. your slave,
Allow us 10 introduce ourselves. we have,
Lately returned from following after Mars,
And now for those Of peace, exchange the arts
/ ofvars,
Some days ago we took the liberty of xriting,
A note, attention. to our case inviting.
Olr parns you'll zee below but what's in .
- name, - ~ .,.-..7...s, s---.- So
smell the same. 49,.
So yith our calling and 70 prove to you we can,
Take hkenesses ..as wea as sny other mar, -
Into your City we have come to stay,
and set up Photography right away,
The pictures We produce can't be exeelled by
And tho We say it, equalled not by many,
They're cheap and truthful, ,nestly set in cases,
And in the crowd not 'shamsd to show then
Each husband who on business leaves hi,
81 home,
And through the sinful worlds obliged to
roam,
Should have one taken Of his gentle spouse,
Lest absence or some evil might arouse n
Within his heart one thought TO her untrue,
To whom he swore to cl.aye his whole ffs
- through, s-.--
How sweet to absent love itisto trace, y
The faithful liaenents of that dear face,
fhss form angelic. which hope whispers soon,
We may be blessed with, and shall esll eur
own, OH tEz fttSt Nsjt 7
Whether enshrined in case. or in loeket.
Worn on his breast or placed within his
peeket,
A talisman twill DC from mora, harrr,
As well as stimulent, to keep love warm,
So gentleman who are engaged or mean TO
choose .. A
Bring each yourlady. she will not refuse,
She'll seldom meet g better chance We knew
To get picture, and retain beau,
And in exchange YOU etn't refuse to give her
One Of yourself her most devbted lover,
/ 'Tis vain we know when frieids from life de-
part,
Te whisper comfort to q broken heart,
We know bow weary life seems al the best,
When God has called our dear ones to their
/ But has it not melancholy pleasure proved
To gaze upon a likeness Of :he loved, t..-
a picture made perehance tomark some sport
Now u memento of another sort.
Friend Of your friend picture then procure
None know how long their life may yet en-
And ladies, though we've left you last, not
4 least,
I Do We esteem you, for within our breast
Men1orIe's OF vatchlulness aid tender care,
In pun and sickness are enRraven there
3 les! midst the cry ofanguish and the can.
ll- mons roar, +t -. rr CFtE
We've Seen You like ''the uiinistering angel
J.. soar" "lrr -I-f .I.l.T-.
And tend with gentleness, ,as women only can,
The sick, the wounded, and the dying man,
Careless OF danger, heedl,ss OF the strife
Anxious to ease pain or saTe life.
u from amongst our sex you've made your
choice,
Pray bring him here, permit US to rejoice
In thinking that we've adds1 to your store,
vi happiness one atom mde,
And may his love and actions to you be
True as the likeness, We shall make of thee
Come Father, Mother, Lover, Sister. brother
Don't let the chance slip you may not have
| another, ....f.,
In after years when "TimeY receives his due
Hover and Coffman will be thanked by you
In .'hayvard's building" our New Gallery
Corner Of Stateand bird, streets you will see
Oct. 10, 1895.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
Sherif's SALE.
State Of OiiO, Gallid County ss.

Sfdfe OF Ofio, GdAtd C0unIs A'
PURSUANT to the command OF an order
i of,ale on partition, issued by the Court
of Common Pleas, within and tor the county
Of Gallia, and State of Ohio. and to me cirec
ted as sheriff of said county of Gallia, ]. Will
offer at public sale at the door of the Court
House, in the CITY of Gallipolis IN Gallia
county, and State Of Ohio, on the 10th day Of
D,cem ber A. d. 1865; Mt the hours Of
O'Clock P NJ of said day. the following real
estate, situate in Galia county; and State Of
Ohio, TO wit: A tract of land OF about eighty
eight acres, more or less, in the south part of
the south east quarter of section number
eleven, Il in township nImber four, Of
range number siAteen, ll6l IN Gzllia county
and State of Ohio, conveyed to Jonathan
Hively, by William Grant. by deed dated
April 18th, 1856, and by David Watts, by
deed dated ebruary. 1850, to which refer
ence is made fot defiffte description. The
above described real estate will be sold sub
iect to the dover estate of Polly hively,
widow Of Jonathan Hively3 deceased. boun-
dei and described Is follows; hirty-twoaeres
off Of lha south side Of the above described
premises, commencing at the south east cor
/ ner thereof, thence running nCrth thirty two
rods, thence west with the base line thereof
to Sand Fork Creek, 50 as to inc. .Ede thirty
INO hIfes VI iahu, aPPtoh1Su ouoJ' S1 W S@tN
! dover, ut the sum OF one thousand seven
hundred ana sixty dollars, tSl ,76D. to be sold
rs the real estate nf Jonathan lively deceased.
at the suit of Elizabeth M Cremeens, Polly
! HiEely anu others, defendants - .
Terms of sale, one-third of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, One-third in one
yesr. and one-third IN two years, from the
day of sale, the deferred pay nIents to draw
interest from the day of sale, and to. be se-
cured by mortgage ON the premises 50 sold.
Z Given under my hand, this 18th day OF
November, a. d lc65. ......-.
i- WILLIAM WADDELL,
.r.. Sheriff g. Z. o.
Nr, l6 lsfh -Au
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
Ao|ng to the e1traordinary

@QFmg 10 Inc fH4'iHoi
pressure upon our advertising col
amfs,,:xs Ne are compelled this week to
issue a5suppiement We are very
grateful to our advertising patrons
,Ssf their liberal support Of the jour
nal and regret that want ofspace OBJ
liges us tei Gestrictl their advertise
ments more than they wish. We are
OBLIGED 70 do this, in order 70 give
,ourscedntry readers their proportion
OF reading matter. Many cotnplain
that We allow too many advertise
ments to be inserted. II we filed
our columns with patent medicine
or foreign notices, there might be
some reason for such complaints
But confning ourselves wholly to
the wants of our own citizens we de
not see the Justice of it. Besides
this, every number of the paper costs
'htss q Hifis more than the subscription
.priee;awhile for short advertise
.ment, we receive as much as the Sub
scription price for year. If itwere
not for the revenue from advertise
ments we should be obliged to sus-
pend the publication of the paper at
once. s-'s- sig tss'c.a
We received an invoice Of paper
yesterday, on which We pay 10 per
Cent advance on the past month. We
have found. no decline in our expen-
ditures, and therefore hope our coun
try readers will bear with things as
they are for short time, as we hope
TO make . change of great benefit to
them.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

HAVIEG been appointed and commits
III stoned as Notary Public for the county
Of Galiia, am prepared to attend to al
business pertaining to the Office. Such as
making eonveyanees Of all kinds, Deeds
Mortgages. Bills Of sale. Powers Of att0rney,
Affidatits, taking DISPOSITIONS &c Also at
tending to collections Of all kinds OF claims
settling up estates, writing wills, attending Il
suits before Magistrates, and all othei
business entrusted to my care. Otiee on
S. eond Street, 8 few doors above the Sher'
man House. .....r7
JOHN WILLIAMS.
Notary Public
Nnr. %. 1865.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

S Let every good citizen observe
this day of thanksgiving in a becom
ing manner. All such, do feel CRATE
faf to the Supreme Ruler of the
world, that peace once more reigns
in our land. He can hardly claim
the name, if from motives of gain or
otherwise, who fails to pay proper
respect to the day set apart ty the
President for the purpose OF ex-
pressing that gratitude which is but
simple duty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
. s The old established Furn

.z7.<. EF The old established Furni-
ture house of S. A Skees, has been
lately re(lled with large and SUI
perb stock of Furniture of every de
,scription, prices and quaiity. Call
aud see a new style, of spring nat
that scan't he beat"
In the undertaking line, the latest
Touch is burial case made OF sheet
copper lighter than wood, and more
durable than tera Gotta Or metal
Some OF The finest specimens OF this
work -We have ever seen, are row OF
I aa1tf ats IA 'SKees' Furntge Store
= on 2Rd Street, opposite the Gsrnet
House -gQ-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
HEhe river Is, unusually low .

HFhe river is unusually low al
thisspofnt, and several of our larger
steamboats, have been obliged to
draw of, The steamer Nashville
Capt s. Beatty, was at our wharf on
sInesday, and will run regularly in
lace of the Wagner, until q rise
takes place in the river. Capt Beat
" is one OF our most popular steam
boatmen, and ..knows how to keep a
HoteiH
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

3. H By reference to our adver-
tfsfng columns it will be seen that
sS&nta Claus ss usual has fixed his
headquarters for the coming heli
days at the well known Union Fancy
and Notion Store of BAILEY d
,,MAGUET.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
NEW BUCKEYE
BILLIARD ,SAL0ON!!
Fenner's Building
ID STREET, OPPOSITE PUBLIC
. SQUARE,

ID STREET, OPPOoIIE IJBLIC
. SQUARE,
+ - ''' GALLIPoLIs. OHIO.
Come Gentlemen, who're fond of play,
Step in and see Us, as you pass our way,
Wen show you something that We know WI
please,
More than you'll find in all Gallipolis,
Our Tables are superior, that we know
TozEy you have seen in Ohio,
Fhe cloth, the cushions and the Balls sts
new, ~ re ais -asi
There's nothing wanting, even to Cue. -
The lights sre brilliant and you'll not find
soon, le
A place to equal ithe~BUOEEYEsALOON. +"
We've heard both Kaviraugh and Phelan say.
They'd rather ON our Billiard Tables play,
Than any they had met with, e'en their own
And offered US fer each, three thorsane deTh'
Then if stlirst you hav'nt to gofari
As we have fitted up splendid Bar,
With Liquors, all; of a superior kiRd
THAI You can in the town, or elsewhere find,
In fact there's everything TO make you merry,
From a .sMlpt-iulip- TO sTom and Jerry,
aCobblers," and Gin Sings" Whiskey
.Straight' or ''sous,"
Ale or egg nog" and Punch at any hour;
Wines both of Foreign and Domestic sorts,
Catawbe's, Sherr es, Clarets. Hocks and Ports,
We bet there's not a p ace where you can ind.
So much amusefneht Of genial kind, =
HOVER d &,,YERSHINER,i is the name,
Call in and have drink or play game.
PRICES MODERATE.
Nov. l6, le6o-tE t4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
Sherl62S Sale.
SIX of Ohio, eelliia Caantu 3

Stdte OF Caio, Gcilli1 C9dHty S.
DURSUAN To the command of at order
i of ss'e, on Partition iseued by the Court
of Common Pleas, within and for the County
of Gailia. and Stat OF Ohio, and to NE .liree
ted as Sheriff of said county of Galiia, | viii
offer at public sale at the door OF the Court
House II the city OF Gsllipols in GAllia county
and State of Ohio, on the 10th day Of Deem
her A. D. 1865, at one O'Clock ? N. OF said
day. the following lands and terrmr nts. sIiu-
ate in the county OF Ga liza and State of OHIO,
TO wit. the west-hall OF the south west quarter.
and eighty acres on of the wCst side of the
north st q larter and the north west quarter
OF ths southeast quarter Of secti n number
twenty sly, (26l in t"Wnsh 2 80. hse, Isl Of
range no fourteen, 4 III the Ohio Conn any's
purchase. talaPpralsmenIth sum ol -.I6O.
| the above ,ieserb-o r'mlsss is to be sold In
tirty acre lots. described A. ioilows, to wit.
the svuth wet quarter ot the south west of
4fIe said .. eti-n 26. IS above described, sp-
raised st the rum If 81 100 alec the n0rth-
west quarter ol the sou. h west quarter of
SAID letIon ~, APPRAISED at The knnioi $40U,
.iso the south west quartsr OF the north west
uarter Of said section 26, appraised ut the
sum vi 500, also the northwest quarter OF
the north west quarter o. said section 26, APP
praised at he sum. OF $50. also the north
west Quarter OF tne nOrth- ass 9uartHr ol said
section 20. appraised at the sum OF s4iO, the
above tracts u, contain zach, forty acres more
or less, to be sold as the lands of John shoe
maker and others. at the suit OF Gevrgv Shoe
maker Jr.
Terms Of sale one third of the purchase
| money to be paid in hand, and one third in
one year, and one third in two years. from the
day Of SAFE. the deferred payments with In
teresr from the day o. sale. aud 70 be secured
by Mortgage ON the premises so sold.
Given under my hand this 18th dsv oi
Ncven Der A d. 1855 -
/ ~ WILLIAM WADrELL,
sheriff q. Z. U.
Nov l6, ls65.-4w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
OCULIST.

AIRS Vim Jeffers (iate Mise L. SBodsrss 81
W of Maysville Ohio. has opened rooms
at the Sherman House. in GailipoIis Ohio, for
the purpose OF treating diseased eyes. ~
Having BE-. here before, IL is deemed nm
necessary to say anything further, than to re-
fer those afflicted TO her former patients. and
the citizens of Gallipolis and vicinity
The following named residents are hereby
respectfully referred TO; l. r. Calohan. John
Moore, E. T. Shepard. F. L. Lecleicq, e. S
Menager, R. henager. Chss. .Creu1et, and
Others. pii1
Nov 2, lE65.@tf ------
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

9If a LoEerof Good Roads, :"
- VIII send his or her real name, we
will insert the article on the Chica
4 Inauga Bridge, otherwise not,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

E From Aug, lst 1861, to Nov.
% 1865, 15.412 white, and 6,32s
colored soldiers died in Washington
DIG AT Spottsylvania c. H. sand
: the wilderness 1000 soldiers are
bHied.za Al Nashville Tenn, 80 900
and at Richmond Va. 10000 O
those buried Eat- Washington an,
known, only 57S are from Ohio. ! NJ
tAere are. lI,52S men buried ther,
whose names and regiments are un
known.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
I.farm. ion Wanted.

NP the whereabou,s of Booker Farmer, VIM
1 Farmer, Cathsrfne Farm r. and Ehza
beth Farnier, children Of Edmund Farmef
a.coIcred man who is nov at ts!iiPolis. whel
last heard from they wsre In the State o
I-.lIisissa, peap Alexaa.iria.
Any information by which they can b
founi viii he gratefully receive by thei
parents, and may be LIT At this Office.
: Nov. 80, 1865 = = !, =, - =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

<ig2 Young Gents, who design
making $ Christmas present to their
lady friends wftl fnd some splendid
PhQtoggaphic Albums, and many
.ieS41es es-9ehoice and suitable Fancy
@sticles at Bailey g 3Faguets.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

HA colored woman was found
q dead, astSaturday, in shanty n ear
ne the brick yard on the Mil creek road
~, The cause Of her death we have not
a e3TEsS ss.IIssJ7q sl; .aii.a- 80 s-5s-=i. -
- = -..--- - 2 - !
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

y Pursuance OF An order Of the Probate
Court of Meigs county. OIiu. made on the
18th DAY Of November 4. ID. le65, IN the
ease of Joseph Mcknight Guarjifn of
Chsrles Z. Mary N. and ernie h W.Ik,r
against lis wards. The undersigned wills,
ON The 20 day Of December ID. lc65, at IL
O'Clock at the door of The Court House in
GallIpolis, Gallia county Ohio, Offer at pub
lie sale the following described real estate in
hetown of Gsllipolis in said Gallia county
Ohio, tO-wit: The lower half of town or city
lot number forty-one. T4ll in SAID town of
Gallipolis, Gallis County ONO ,-i,,
Terms OF sale, ons-third cash7 on the day OF
sale, one-thIrd in one year and one-third in
tHo years from the day of sale, to Ie secured
by mortgage on the premises sold,' RDd the
drfrrrd payments to-bear interest ~ the rate
of per centum per annum, pay able annually
Appraised at $4,000.
JOSEPH MCKNIGHT, ~
Guardian of Charles e, Mary N. and en-
ME h. Walker. f--r 70
Nov. %, 1865 --4w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

H OF soldiers who fell on the
battlefield of Chieamauga, Gil have
been taken up and buried in the
Rational Cemetery at Chattanooga.
About 500.are yet to be removed.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

nshspsess in lhssl.h and 4 ptessnre Of
" other business. i offer the Journal Omee
Ssr ale The eiredlstion Is about 1900, and
irete.siups .fTbe adyertising bPpreiy locst,
spd mors Offering than can be accommodated.
The JOB Eork'f dnishes eohstaht employment
for one hand The material il nearly all new.
FbA Union, Majofty 1t the te slectioni vas
1890. None but . radical Union man neeo q
apply. Ts suck, ample proof win be furnished
tkstthe the Journal is one of the best pay
ing, aud most firmly established papers IN
sOushsRosiss 2 srEwARr.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07
-oO,e,iJ NE+.a

NEtAa
8. 7. 4 R. LANGLEY have Just received
. great variety Of new and fashionable goods,
which are gOingOfat very low prices.
LOOK AT THIS
Best Prints suek N Nsrinask. spraxues
&c, at . 10 80 cts.
Muslin, 25 Co 50 cts.
UDsLaius (ns~ aud beat ssyiesl soto
IS cts.
Best French Herino (.li vOOl) 100 to Ias.
balance Of the stock At same rates.
Our stock 10 full in every department
Dry Goods, Groesnes,
oussns~ase. Hardware,
bats 4 Caps. BOo.s Shoes.
EOsionsof all kinds.
ciOthing. Trunks. 10, DC.
We are paying the highest prices for But
ter. Eggs, Cheese, Rags. Feathers, PosatOes,
&c. Jco
CaIl Immediately and ne win show you
the cheapest and best stock Of goods in the
county.
ST. 4 r. LANGLEY.
Nov. 9. Is65.-3m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

IzOR SALE o. flnt Boat.
-ss.-l.sE INC. a. ROBINSON.
Nov. %, 1856. =. - seFEsF
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-12-07

& LEMONS. Presh and
" large Quantities at W. J.. SHARP.
Z Nor. 30, 1865. go N- -
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Guardian,s sale.

Eov. l6, ls65.-4w.
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Notice Extraordinary.

Nov. 1s, ls6s.-4w.
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SkpriG'S Sale.

Nov. %.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14
STATE ITEMS.

Hon. Dan Mace Is seriously III with dis
ease Of the kidneys. at bis residence in IafaJ-
ette
The stock Of the Evansville and Cravfords
vile Railroad Is worth bu; twenty cents on the
dollar
-Hol. an abbreviAiion OF h0lleshOrn, OF
holloway. is the indianapolis correspondent Of
the New Albany Commercial.
Hon d w VOORHEES, siil address the De
mOcrscy Of YigO county, and the County Con-
ventiop. in Terre Haute. on the pa inst
Robert Morrison, one Of The oldest and most
highly respected citizens Of Richmond. and
founder Of the Morrison Library, died on Tues
day evening last.
We are Informed that the potato rot threat
ems to destroy the splendid crop Of potatoes in
this vicinity Monticello Herald
There are twenty eight divorce cases on the
docket OF the Tippecanoe Circuit Court for trial
at the next term, to be held on the second Non
day in next month.-Lafsyette Courier.
1t is said that great deal Of sick ness pre-
walls in Greene county, along the line OF the
Wabash and Erie Canal most OF which is attri-
buted to the filthy condition of the water in that
defunct ditch -Vincenues Sun
PorAro Ror From inquiries made through
olt this and adjoining counties. we learn that the
potato crop this season will be almost an entire
failure, owing to the rot, vhiah has general
commenced It's ravsges The frequent rains
and great heat are the causes which led TO the
unfortunate result. Had il not been for this, the
potato crop would have been unusually large
For, Wayne Sentinel.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14

pet make 4 more impudeni claim 70 purity and
virtuef No. no the Journal says cit Is
not safe. il i no; right TO permit any
nan to violate his oath, IS IN the case OF Nj.
DonsEr," bat in 1853 the Journal appropriated
columns to demonstrate that il was The duty oil
Nessrs. BRkrT and RIsrISE not to stand upon
such triae The Journal looks upon all ques-
.ions ofpublic policy through party lens. This
Il foreibly illustrated in The cases under consider
alton. And its very virtuOus and indignan, con-
demnaiion Of this Ohio official no~ only makes
is furious assaults upon the Democratic State
officers in 1863. for refusing to viol,te their
oaths OF Office. the more ridiculous. In this case
a. in many others. curses, like chickens. are
very ap, to come home to root
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-09-14
SPECIAL SESSION Ot HE LEGIsLA-
LIRE
NELSON TRUsLER,
Secretary Of Stat.

The Governor has issued a Procla nation con-
vening the Legislature in special session, on the
18th day of November next. The Constitution
limits a called session to forty days. which s
ample time. however. to perfec, all Necessary
legislation, IL regard for the public interests
controls AID influences the members. We are
Informed that the two leading objects which His
ETcellency regarded a. OF sufficient importance
TO Justify the exercise Of the prerogative confer
red upon him by the Constitution OF the State,
are the adjustment OF the State debt falling due
in January next. and a new spportion ment for
Legislative and Congressional Representatives.
There may be inducements or considerations IN
the adjustment Of the State debt OF sufficient i'm
portance to make il interesting to those soncern-
ell. The State now paws five and two and half
r cent. interes, on the bonds falling due. The
proposition Of those interested in this question Is
that the State shall issue new bonds, bearing six
per cent interest, for those falling due in Janu-
AIRY, and ct the sane time abolish the Office OF
Agent OF State. which is now a mere sinecure,
involving considerable expense
Several propositions were offered at the last
session of the Legislature by Republicans for re
apportioning the State. but they were palpably
unfair that they received no favor from the Dem
oeratc members, al d even opposition from the
Republican side. The bills we're prepared solely
with the view OF giving the Republicans as much
preponderance In both the Legislative and Con
gressional representations a. possible. without
regard TO the convenience OF the districts or the
interests OF the counties composing them We
suppose the same partisan schemes will be at
tempted at the special session OF the Legislature
bu, we think with less prospect OF carrying then
than when first proposed The Legislature vii
not assemble for Two months. which will Civ,
ample time for the consideration Of these impor
tan, questions
We understand that the Governor has ssueC
vrits TO fll the following vacancies in the Con
eral Assembly. viz SnArFIR of Fulton deceased
BKeKEr. o. Dasci-. resigned; WRIGHT OF Jeler
sou, removed from the STATE: and WHIrEslpE, o
Wabash, appointed JUDICIAL members Of ID,
House