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.u az to sis Dc. 100 10, and prime and extra 1t om

u from els 70 es pea 100 b. and primo and sss's nom
&le 20 @10}
sHEKr-his msrkst had fun supply Of sheep the oner.
ings numbering so head The market was aa ana p'e
declined made from to TIC 10 gross 'or
clipped Sheep. o,.o -, IT,
Ho9s-Tbe supply Of Hogs amounted 70 S9o ssa1 5
market quite active and prices rsnged rom Fi'" "
Der 100 ID net. -. +, -.
wsThs market remains unchanged 10 nssa VIZ 1s
sold at from " $50 Tor sprngers, ana no" P' !" '"
for Cow and CAT
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from ,birty-eieht National Banks, which mako no

from .hirty-eight National Banks, which mako no
other returns.
Tho cash balance in the hands Of the Assistant
Treasurer Of the United States in Boston, ut the
close of business May 81 was 1914, 1886 81, show
mo an increase of 8, 04 80 81, as compared with
the close of the previous week.
The London Economist Of May 20 says:
There has been increase in the demand for money
this week. but the rates, nevertheless, remain urn
and are strengthened by the uneaslnesS caused Dy po
ticai appearances together with reports Of further
large mercantile failures. Only in exceptional transac
tons business has been done under ~ per cent ana he
general belief is that fresh decline can be looked oI
in the Bark rate at present. At the same time there
is an ample supply Of capital as shown by the low
terms Obianabie the stock exchange Snbjoned are
the charges for discount at various dates 80 TO @
days ~ per cent; months, A. per cent; months 81
per cent; rnonths-Rank bi!ls-5iG 5i per cent; 4
InOnths--Iiade bills al per cent
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK OP THE City OF
NEw.YORK.
Nos. % AND 20 PNF.sr,
DEPOSITORY AND FINANCIAL AGENT OF IRE UNrRT
STATES
Have for sale ready for delivery,
UNITED STATES = $40 TREASURY NOTES.
Convertible, at maturity into $40 GoLpBRARrsC
BONDS.
Also.
UNITED STATES EC-lV BONDS
UNITED STATES j-1o BONDS,
UNITED STATES f-IEAE CERTIFICATES.
We also collee, Government Vouchers and Drafts
ard attend TO otho- y siness with the Government.
l.. c. CALHOUN, President
i. SEAMAN, Cashier.
HENRY CLEws d Co.,
Successors TO
LvEBMoRg CLEws Co.
BANKERs.
No. % Nall-st, y. Y,
GOVERNMENT AGENTS FOR The SALE CT TIE U. f
1910 LOAN.
Fnli Com issi01 allowed Bankers, Brokers, lnsur
nnce Uoapa4ies, ana all parties purchasing for other
or resale.
All denominations ON hand ready for immediate dc
livery.
Ill KINDS OF L. s. SECURITIES BOUGHT AND SOLD
Accounts OF Banks, Bankers. aud indislduis, re
ceiyed- per cent allowed on deposits and daIly baI
ances which may be drawn for without notice.
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Dcrt- Warnrns' Noticc.
STATE OF Ngw-YoRK

oIATF OF NkV-i DIX
RT-WsnpESsr OgFIcW, No. lOi Wallst.
NOTICE is hereby gi"en, in accordance with
~ section Of the act pas.ei April a. 1851 entitled An
Act to- Reorfahke tue Walers Office 81 the Pod OF 20"
foIk % sl porous interested in h,vng charge o. tH,
subject matter NJ sich nlliry examination survey h
the following vessels lrr etsnnsti1n ~ the fof
Nefi-rs anu ha the aid surveys sIlnii.iooi VIII %
oeireo within ten iaY. neN. succeeding sis notice. on
bQard said vessels.
t'''4 ~ l'Ni'Ilisss
iII tfa Jersey
'i'.il fi 3. ht-i .ss.sttssss..t ..-.''t't 10 w.
ffN Itfih flss.s..+. Tee a.
b.rk Queen Aab.........,.- srnnirrh A. Robin -.
lrfk sui ie................ 81 ,oagld 8 Ro1illlnh
l'aIh o. IT. Ne
Nak ilyacL, ...................ls.k s0n T. W1ofrntG
Ing iIar IfnIcfci'l ~ hifs
lli. fcrln................,. " oolr.i 4 No1lnf.rf
iff iThfNss biEuu.. 81 iioFi =
Hfis hn'e Empire.
ScAT. Prince Adlbcrt.......sN oodrnn \ hobinsouh
hihIhOKNt IUMfnlN5, PIesdeut
J,Ar8s UrpRIEAs. Secretary
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l,nr.rnyern ArriYed.

IN srqn. hn Gu II Fon Pr1cf Tom NlvaInfn--J"H
ro,yr lady and child Janss NJ Henry {. Emery anf thr
dsr.n,ei hay - IT, Holmes. O. \ Thompson William Al
sop William II Riyes lady and brother. ar. Pitcher Jonn
farley lady. Mr Moore AID ehdfen lsa"e Reed q -
Hayward. Georg. Forester j. ii"dgon Thomas Meed w.
fainr o.. pufcy Nj kTaat. r tsrElaan, II da-talin
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stecoici, o. rarnh,.c.

1C'r 2--2'.7l9 bbs. ilcrr 90 llll WHISKY. I4N
hbs. Corn Mee 5000 Dusa. wheat ~ 100 bash I'm
$500 hne' Gate 'sy' ans.. l.,s ~. JA-L s.es
1 CO., uars Progis.lts .eJ ,kgs La.G 1901 ptvs EIt
,er, ., "a V,sg. Oh c-ke.
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ptii,dcIr.,ia Caino aurh,f-May n.

The 1ppy Of beef cattle mis- amounted 10 70 heii
The de aa vas better tsg Ia, prcyi0usi prcs how
eYes aimed ~. Is NE IsIpnd asitie sold
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Nen!opa.s.

DTNOy NJ. G. BROWN, Meta.
"a by "a. OBJ, i-nn Professor The Eye, fSr IhgoaA
81 n.sr,',rvcd her Office from No Il Boui.st 20 No.
sl flf 5uh ,fc hrt large Llnsr on Bower, D. WI "a
le- ,i., .-ltt.t iaeli ines aiglAa ur nad.
Send .rr clfca.rr
Tv4R AMERICAN hFIM COMPANY
4 HAVE RENO, I'D 20
No. 80 LIBEbTY.s;T.
below Nassaa-,t, neN- l.r.
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BSowes a. Macy, BANKERS,

No. 30 Walst., New ORR,
formerly Officers Of ths Park Bank
FoUR PER CENT INTEREST ALLOWED On DEPOSITS.
PERSONS OPENING Accounts nay DEFoslr and DRAW
as ttey Please the same rs wit tie City Banks anu
viii be allowed Interest their oaiy balance at per
cent.
COLLECTIONS made uYon aay part Il he United States
OF Canada
Orders for the PURCHASE or SAFE Of the various
is gos Of Government and other stocks, Bonds and
God, promptly executed 81 the r.ld commission
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MINIATURE Almanac.
SIM Ri.e..4J0 sun Sst......s.1j Noon rises l:lJIn
HiGa wATyR ms DAT.
sandy Hool.. 2;t4 GOV. idsnd. 3asm Hell Gse.. 800
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03

GERMAN FESTIVAL AT JoyEs's WooD.-Ihe
annual festival OF the German Turnyereln QurnersJ
will occur OF Joness Wood on Monday. Arrangements
have been made on u large scale.
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TART l.
Central pa,t March ...H. H. Dodvorth
l. Overture Of OveItures .os ~.
2 March from Don SeD Istian. ..Do.iAYt.I
3 Grand selection from FRA Diayolo". AuDer
PART II.
T. Memorial "The 1llustrious Dead ....-.-i IL Jansa
J. Spring Sounds" POa...-..... ;heI@ps
g. OvertaSe Midsummer Nights Dream Mende,ssoiIn
T. Marcl, Heroes Retnrn .--.---..---- -hochAe"e'
PART III.
Q. "Gus-ev and Anna" Scbottisohc; 49, y. hehnl
o Selecrnn from the opera Of 'Jocko Lindps,ntsI
TO- Iiataplan from Fora del Desiino' cru
H. Gallon In Concert "Qui Viys" -.-....-; MA, lam,
Finale. "Ihe Union-North. South East and west
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Music AT CENTRAL PARK.-The Ccntrai
Park Commissioners announce that there VIII DO music
at the Park on Saturday, June g. II tho weather Is
favorable, commencing at o'clock p. IN. Inc Danu
will be under the leadership of Mr.. ii. ID. Dodwor'n
Tie following is the programme;
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fidycriiscul.ni

TURKISH BATHS, No. Is Laight-st., New
Yoi.. nourO'n,iem T.6'1gf m I'D 10 D. m. Ladies
"a IA. to l p m. "0r,ates, Of ronre," To. one.
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lAdye,ti-enenl
MUsKBTO Nets.
PATENT PORTABLE CAsorIIs
u i. h }. Il. hfLrY, No. $50 Broadway
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advertisement
WINDOW SHADES
yor Stores. Dwelling o. siylirits
.. J.. 4 j. kLTr, 70. $50 Broadway.
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iAdvet'sen.n'.
WINDOW SHADEs.-WHrg HOLLAND, viii
BRAY's s.lfaGju,liAg ts'gres
q. l.. Il j. II. KrLrr. No 80 Broadway.
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INSPECTION OF TIL SlxTn REGIMENT, N. Y

INSPECTION OF TIL jIXTH REGIMENT, n. Y.
S. M-Ghe inspection of lis regiment took place yes
terdsy RI q O'Clock at the Aroly over Centre Market
under the direction Of Col. fcel ". Mason The rcg
rnent numbered io4 who presented fine appear
enoe. They wore drawn up in line IN broomcsL, and
.nerwnrd each company was inspected separately 10
the lrmory. This regiment is composed amos. wholly
of Germans.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03

.aThc Disdem.r-A NEW MUSIC BOOK, for sunday
Schools aud Devotional meetings containing l2S pages q
bymu, and Times, mostly new Tie hymns very and
aporopae for al ocoasons aud tie music is fall Of sweet
melody and rch harmony Contents in part: sudcf little
Iilren 10 Come; Savior We Comet Jesns oves Me Ifuss
in Je.us. isubs oi the Savior, Rel Ihy Savior; Follow
u. Conc to Jesus; SAVIOR Divine; Land Of Rect; Chime
-. GENT. words, Il never Fo.s.ko Ihee Kindly and Urs
Jesus Died for iou aud Ne Beautiful Cross; SHAH
W. Nee 10 TO Part fho-e Is Room; shall We Meee
Won MI rsse The Shining Nay; tiui,a Thy Worh FAINT
no, Weary ri srLs Lot rot Your Heart be Groableis
i'm Me Higher; Whea DIE; Tbs spI.t and Bride etc-
Prize paper covers. 30c ). PER d Board covers, 3)c
sS % per dozen. Liberal Gcolnt to the trade Sampo
copies seat superneuGents Of Sunday Schools for 100
pubishcr HORACE WATERS No. .8i Broadway, New
Yors Author Of $ ). Bells, Nos and2. Cherub Harp etc
NEARLY iOO ooo copies OF which been sued) ker uo
e. Cros1y j. ncnnati; fOuio Bros, Chicago; Mcnsyrss
-. Louis.
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MASTER CoorERs' ASSOCIATION. An od

Iourned meeting Of the Muster Cocpcrs Association
was held yesterday afternoon at the corner Of Dover
and Wa.orsts TO take into consideration tia question
Of reducing their p,oos 80 P: cent preser: rates
and resisting the den and ~ III, journeyrnen cooper
now or strike--ior 81 and q 20 per day Nh. j. W.
Flinn presided; Mr. 4. II. Arknan Secretary. A
resolution reducing The price list 30 per cent 10 take
effect from the FIST day of the current month. was
una.iI1 ousy adopted. This viii reduce the amonnt
now paid 10 IS per day-tLc rate in May. le6i. On
oon II was sereod publish the resolutions in TIE
TRIBUNE and other papers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1865-06-03

ARRIVAL or MogNOys.-The ship Belle
Woods. from Liverpool brought 70 this port sx hund'
red and thirty Mormons who were landed at Castle
Garden on Thursday. The people comprising the party
Of both eors1 ard every age and condition wGs to
be found among N. They speedily take passage for
Utah where tley have ZONES IN waiting for them.
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AsgiULrRD ArD ROBBED. On Wednesday
night Francis " Montmsn. discharged soldier lately
attached to the 10Th " Y Cavalry, while sitting opio
,ite tho Soldiers Homo, No 80 Howard ~, was as
sau.tcd by John Troy and another garroted. and
70 bbe1 OF small sun OF money. His cries attracted
the attention Of officer Campbell Of tie Eighth Pre-
cnc, who succeeded in srrest!ng Troy but tho other
thief escaped Jurioc Dodge committed the prisoner,
n default Of g. - bail lie Is lsborcr asei2l yenrs,
anl "A uaiiyc OF Buffalo
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Youna Mems Bible C,ass, at the Rooms OF N, News
YORK Young Mons Christian Association. No lbl fnlsSeA
every lUE. DAY EsENlNG at O'Clock Young Len
are invited.
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IsIRi,yBlRRY FESTIVAL ~ the tuion Skating fnl
Gronuds a. W williamsburg WEDNESDAY, AfIEkSOOS
aud ~ ENlNN. Juno q
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An OFFICER BEATEN AID \ PRISONER Rfs-
crEp Late on Thursday night officer Damn Of the
sixth rrccnc, saw Jat.es Sullivan ard John Phelan
members 81 Hose cowpsry No. -. standing NJ the
conner ~ Chambers prd ten're-sfs Rfossy lntoA..
cafod and insulting females vh, passed He arrested
sullivan ana while ON tho way Ia The sia'on'nouse
sLe,ln, accompanied y party % Fufiii. mode az
attack ur the ofoer. beat him rnd rescued TIE prs
oncr Short nilcr Sleehin and. snll,v0" were Pr
rested by rou lsrnhn A,rnone and officer Van tls'
kirE. and were subsequently committed 10y Justice ao
gan.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-11
New York Markets,
New YORK, Dec. y


Cottou-dull at ACC for middlipg.-
Flour-dull, unsettled and lOa2oc lower;
81 ,Ssa5 for extra state, s., 4OaS,7O for r.
H. O., and Ss,70al0 for trade brands; mar
ket closing dull Whisky-quiet at 81
34a2,55. Wheat-dull, heauy and 2a3c
loweo; 81 Goal ,6S for Chicago spring, ST.
Goal ,69 for Milwaukee club, and 81 ,7Oal,-
IS for amber Milwaukee, the latter an
extreme. Rye-dull and dropping. Bar
ley-heavy and lower; Sl,05 for Canada
East, and Sl,10al,l5 for Canada West
fair to good. Barley Malt-dul and
nominal. Corn-,'ull and lc lower; S6a
sc for unsoupd, 93a94c tor sound mixed
western, and 95c for high mixed, nearly
yellow; also 10000 bushels s4rictly prime
mixed western, for all January, buyers
option, at 81. Petroleum quiet and
steady; crude 4l9a42c, refined in bond 67
a6sc. Hops-frm at lOa4Oe for 1904
crop, and 23aGJc for 1866 crop. Pork
heavy and lower at $29a29,623 for mess;
closing at $29 for regular, and $40 Tor
prime; alse $3.50 barrels mess, for De-
cember, sellers option, at S25,75a29'lO,
and $500 barrels mess, for January anu
February, sellers option, at S27 ,7oa3o'-
Beef-heavy. Bacon-quiet; Cumber-
land cut at 81. Lard-heavy and low
er at l5ial9c. Butter-dull and heavy
at 25a3sc for Ohio, and 30a43c for state.
Cheese-dull at l4al9c.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-11

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
FOR WHEELING PR OPERTY.
A TRACT OF Ian CONTAIN.
n ING !, 2s0 acres lying in Atcheson county,
Missouri 10 miles from the Missouri river, and
miles from the town Of Russellville. 1t Is first.
class unimproved land, soil rich and deep, well
adapted to the raising of hemp or stock, and well
watered. About ~ acres is timbered land and
tie remainder beautiful, undulating prairie.
The Plat Valley railroad runs within about or
miles of this land and the ad joining lands to
this were settled % years ago.
ALSO;
In Brown county, Kansas, $50 acres OF first
class land, II miles from the Missouri river and
from 10 miles from the town of White Cloud, .
prosperous town Of 2, 500 inhabitants. This land
is in six separate 100 acre farms and 10 under
laid with coal 1t Is well watered and the soil
very deep. This land is surrounded by farms
in high state of cultivation. Neither Of the
above tracts can be excelled for beauty and rich
ness of soil in any country. Either to actual
settlers or to spectators as an investment, the
above offers rare opportunity.
The above valuable lands Will be sold at very
reasonable figure for cash or will be exchanged
for property in Wheeling. For terms, &C., ap-
ply to THOS. O'BRIEN,
Real Estate Agent,
novj5 Register Buildings, Wheeling.
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DAILY rRI.wEEKLY AND WEEKLY
Subscription Prices.
reIegraphic Summary.

Gold closed in New York On Saturday
at Sl.464
Congress will probably order the issue
of at least one hundred millions addi-
tional currency.
Dispatches for minister Burlingame
will be presented in few days, when he
will 81 irt Immediately for China.
One hundred and fifty-nine Major and
Brigadier Generals have been mustered
out of the United States service since
March last
The actor, James E. Murdoch fell ID
An appoplectic fit on Friday night While
playing at Growers theatre. 1t is thought
he will survive it.
A collision occurred at Grenada, Mis-
sissippi on Friday night, between the
State militia, searching for arms among
the freedmen, and squad of the latter,
assisted by some colored soldiers. 1t is
reported that several of the militia were
wounded.
Brigadier General Martindale has been
breveted Major General. The resigua-
tions OF Generals Butler and Dix date
the 18th ultimo Those of Generals
Ketchum and Croxton date the 2nd inst.
The number of rebel prisoners captur
ed and paroled by the United States du-
ring the war amounted to three hundred
and twenty-nine thousand. The num-
Der of Union prisoners captured by the
rebels during the war is stated to have
been one hundred and fifty thousand
The bill introduced by Senator Doolit'
tie, on the first day of the session, rela-
tive to the qualification of jurors, is for
the purpose of relieving any difficulty
that may occur in the prospective trials
for treason.
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New York Money Market,

New YORK, Dec. ..
Money-frm at per cent. Sterling
Quiet at 81 ,O9alO9 Gold-heavy and
lower; opening at Sl,46s, advancing to
Sl,45t, declining to 81, 46i, and closing at
$l,46s
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Chronic Disease.
New Treatment and New Remedies

DR. T.. j. KISNER TREATS ALL
- diseases OF q Chronic Nature, but gives
specia. attention TO the treatment Of Chronic
Affections of the Genito Urinary Organs, viz
Inflammation or Catarrh of the Bladder and
Urethra, Irritable Bladder and Non Retention
and Dribbling of Urine, Urinary DEPOSITS or
Gravel. DIABETES and Difficult Urlnatlng, Syphi'
litic Diseases. Local aud Constitutional GOnor-
rhea, its com plications and sequellae, Sperma-
torrhea and Impotency and all affections conse.
quent upou youthful indiscretions. All diseases
of those organs requiring Surgical interference
operations quickly and Eeatly performed Per
cases, should lose no time TO call on or address
DR. KISNER, No Mercury Or other poisons
used. Consultations confidential. Communica-
tons enclosing stamp or fee promptly noticed.
Oflce Third street, Centre Wheeling, w Va.
Office hours to ~ A. NJ, to and 6 to p. NJ.
decI dAW WIN
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MAIL TRAIN
Daily Train
Train for the West.

WHEELING, Nov 2Ist, 1906.
ON AND AFTER THE 91st Of NO
" VEMBER, the Passengers and Mails from
Wheeling for the West, will be dispatched from
the Depot of the B. e. o. r. r. Co. at 4:4e a. m,
$40 p. m, and leave Benwood on the arrival OF
the c. o. R. R. trains at II 40 a, IN. and 1925 p IN
pov23 II
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Lalg6 dS5OriMeN o.
LEATHER TRAVELLING SATCHkLS.

All of the above goods will be sold at greatly
reduced prices. Please call and examine my
Stock before purchasing elsewhere, as am de-
terminsd to sell cheaper than the cheapest
M. RHEINsTROM.
NIB Milliners a2d Country Merchants
would do we'll TO look before they huy as they
will find my stock larger than that OF any other
similar establishment IN this CITY.
novll NJ. n
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-12-11
FOR SALE.

n STANTIAL BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
containing eight rooms, cellar, bath house, sta
BILE, &c. The lot is well fenced. and contains
about one acre of ground situated al the east
end of East Wheeling Bridge.
I offer for sale eight tenements and lots. and
two vacant lots on the Island.
The above property Ia free from all encnm.
brance. Terms easy For further particulars
enquire oil JOHN L. HARGRLAVES,
novl6.lm No. So Main St., Wheeling.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

0s 000 FLUSHING VALLEY
SAW MILL FOR SALE.-This well known
business stand, situate in Flushing Valley, Bel
mont county, Ohio ten miles west Of St Glars,
vile, and twenty from Wheeling, is now offered
for SALE There are three run of stone, with the
necessary machinery three dwelling house, sta
ble eleven acres of land with four acres of coal,
fruit, &c; all in good oroer. For terms, &c,
apply at the Real Estate Office of
THOS. OBRIEN,
Register" Buildings, Wheeling,
Or to JOHNSPECK, Flushing Belmont coun-
II, Ohio nOv23 d2w4tw
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-24
n The Louisville Journal gets

~ The Louisville Journal gets
off the following admonition:
II the Southern States want negro
suffrage thrust upon them by the Gov
ernment, let them oppose the Ad-
ministration, let them be factious; let
them deny that slavery is dead and
attempt to revive it; let them initiate
secession and mIsrepresent the con-
servatiye masses of the North; let
them vote secessionists into Office;
let them exhibit as much venom as
possible, and impede the return Of
peace and good will to the utmost ex--
tent of their power.
Every vote given for slavery resc|
ton in this State is vote for Negro
suffrage in the Southern States hs.o-
after, and at no distant day. If all
sttempts at reaction are. heartily
abandoned in the South; the Presi.
dent will be triumphantly sustained
by the conservative masses in every
portion of the country, snd the
Southern States will be enabled 70
regulate this question Of fegro
citizenship and all other local ques-
lions to suit themselves.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-24
Volume Xxx.
Notice.

fNO Albert Leonard. Alfred Leonard, and
l. John Fry,f Of Sangmon county and
LOriBg Leonard, and Cathsrine Leonard,
Of Marion county in the State of Illinois:
You are hereby notified that oa-the ID
day Of August A. d. 1865, Charles Leon
ard, Of GaHia county Ohio, filed his petition in
the Court Of Common Pleas within and for
the county Of Gsllis aid State Of Ohio, against
you, and 'othef heirs at law. and legal repre-
sentatives ofJohn Leonard late Of said Galla
county. deceased, averitg tfist the said John
Leonard being siesed in fee Of be following
real estate, viz; A parcel of land lying in
thewesterly part Of one hundred acre lots No.
458, and 459, in township No. Of Rahge
No. IA in the Ohio Company's purchase in
the county Of Gallla, and State of Ohio. con-
tanning II 4-l0 acres, mere or less, as par
riculsrly described in deed from Joseph j.
Miles and wife, to said John Leonard, dated
Oct, l5tn 1645, and recorded In vol. l., pages
39l. and $50, record of deeds of said Gallis
county to which reference is made, also q
tract Of land lying and being in said town
ship and Range, conveyed by Alexander
Cline and wife. TO sand John Leonard, March
9Th l647, which conveyance is recorded in
vol. 90, pages, 436, and 437, record of deeds of
said Calls county, to which reference is made
for particular description, containing about
20 oSiGo1 ulOIc VI lcse3 hleO ine NecL-Il1ll vi
one hundred acre lot No. 460, in section No.
%, in township No. 4. of Range No. ID, in
said Gallia county, did, in his lifetime, enter
into an agreement with the said Charles
Leonard to sell and convey said premises 70
the said Charles Leonard in fee simple-tbat
usder and by virtue of said agreement the
said John Leonard did in his life time put
the said plaintiff in possession Of said prem
ises-that said Charles Leonard did pay to |
the said John Leonard in his life time the |
full amount Of the purchase money agreed |
upon by and between them by said agree |
ment-that the said plaintiff since being so
put in possession of said premises by said |
John Leonard and before his death, has made |
large and valuable Improvements on said |
premises, and has ever since remained in pos
session Of said premises under and in pursn- |
ance Of said contract with the knowledge and |
of said john Leonard to the time of /
his death-that said John Leonard departed 4
this life without having executed n deed in |
fee simple 10 said plaintiff for sairl premises,
and praying an order Of said Court that the |
said heirs of said John Leonard may be COM
PEELED to execute a conveyance of said prem /
ises to said plaintiff, or that the decree Of
said Court may stand in place of the same DC.
You are hereby notified that You are re-
quired to appear and deDur or answer said
petition, on or before the third Saturday after
the 18th day Of September 1865.
CHARLES LEONARD, Pl'f.
August :, IS65.-6w