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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-08-10

been Union Soldiers, and served with
credit in the 18th Ohio, while their
traducers in the case before US. were
doing all they dared do, in behalf OF
their pet, the Southern Confederacy.
We presume the editor OF the West
Va. Journal will pay their respects
to them in due time. So far as we
are concerned, we suggest that the
gentlemen (2) of the Dispatch, read
the fable of ''the viper (copperhesd
biting the file"
They may rest assured Of one
thing, we shall publish the reply oi
Messrs. Moore at length.
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HurcH1sos's MILL, SYMMEs Town
SHIP, Lawrence Co., o.

SHIP, Lawrence Co., o.
We, the committee. met Aug. 9th,
1865, for the purpose Of selecting
the ground on which to hold the SOL
diers reception, and to make out a
programme Of the day.
The meeting was organized by
calling N. Vermillion to the chair,
and Saml. Drake, Secretary. On
motion the committee agreed to have
the reception dinner on the same
ground that the celebration was held
on the fourth of July.
Reception to be held Aug 5lst-
On motion, N. Vermillion, of Law
renee county, was appointed Presi-
dent Oh that day; Robert Carter, OF
Gallia county, Vice President.
On motion, John T. Irwin was
chosen chief marshall.
Assistant Marshalls.-James Mar
cum, Jos. Eakin, Samuel Drake, Jas.
Bradshaw, Samuel Jobb, Lants
Rucker, Managers for the day day:
From Symmes township-Samuel
Burke, John Powers; Jackson county
C. NJ. Stewart, Geo. Bandy; Aid
township, Rheuben Lambert. Waiter
Neal, VIM. C. Stewart, L. A. Grit
fifth, AbDer Dilley; Mayson township,
W. W. Wiseman, Galmon Wilson,
Sanders Rupell, Thomas Higgins,
Walter Rose; Walnut township,
Friend Mcdaniel, David Allison,
Los. K. Williams, David Gates, John
Williams.
Rev. H. 4. Adams will be present
to make the reception speech, also
Gen. Powell will be present.
1t is special request that the sol
diers all appear in their regular uni
form.
The committee thinks it expedient
to hold meetings in the several town.
ships, to arouse the people to a sense
of duty.
There will be a meeting at the
Mayson township house Aug. 18th.
At Walter Meals school house in
Aid township, 18th.
At Friend McDaniers in Walnut
township on the 10th.
At the Symmes Town house on the
18th.
1t was adopted that copy of the
proceedings of the committee he
printed in the Gallipolis journal, and
Ironton Register.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
n. VERMILLION, Chair
SAMUEL DRAKE, Sec'y.
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Notice.

ITO Albert Leonard Alfred Leonard, snd
l. John Fry, Of SangmOn county and
LoTiBg Leonard, and Catharine Leonard
Of Marion county in the State Of Illinois
You are hereby notified that on the q
day Of August A. ID. 1865, Charles Leon
ard, Cf Gallia county Ohio, sled his petition in
the Court of Common Pleas within and fov
the county of Gallis and State Of Ohio, against
you, and other heirs at law. and legal repre-.
sentatives Of John Leonard late Of said Gallia
county, deceased, avering that the said John
Leonard being sIezed in fee Of he following
real estate, viz: A parcel Of land lyiAg in
the westerly part Of one hundred acre lcts No
45S, and 459, in township No. Of Range
No. IA in the Ohio Company's purchase in
the county Of Gallla, and State Of Ohio, con
tanning u 40 acres more or less, as par
REGULARLY described in a decd from Joseph j.
Miles and wife. to said John Leonard, dated
Oct, l5tn lS45, and recorded in vol. l ), pages
39l, and $50, record of deeds of said GalliA
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 said John Leonard, March
9Th lS47, which conveyance is recorded in
vol. 90, pages, 436, and 437, record of deeds Of
said GallIa county, to which reference is made
for particular description, containing about
22 acres, more or less; also the west-half Of
one hundred acre lot No. 460, in section No.
y, in township No. 4. of Range No. II, in
said Gallia county, did, in his lifetime, enter
into an agreement with the said Charles
Leonard to sell and convey said premises 10
the said Charles Leonard in fee simple-that
uzder and by virtue Of said agreement the
said John Leonard did in his fife 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 pursu-
ance Of said contract with the knowledge and
consent of said John Leonard to the time Of
his death-that said John Leonard departed
this life without having executed q deed in
fee simple 10 said plaintiff for said premises,
and praying an order Of said Court that the
said heirs of said John Leonard may be com
PEELED to execute Q conveyance of said prem
ises to said plaintiff, or that the decree of
said Court may stand in place of the same de-
You are hereby notified that you are re-
quired to appear and demur or answer said
petition, on or before the third Saturday after
the 18th day Of September 1865.
CHARLES LEONARD, PIE
August ,, ls65.-6w.
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Candidates.

e The name of Lemuel Perry Esq, Of
Gallipolis Ohio, will be presented to the
Union Convention as a Candidate for the
office of District Attorney.
w We are authorized to announce the
name of Wesley Martindill of Clay township.
late o. S. Co. l. Both o. V. l. as Candidate
for the office of county Treasurer, subject to
the decision of the Union Convention.
EI@ We are authorized to announce the
name of Jacob Kerns, as Candidate for re-
election as Treasurer of Gallia county. sub
ject to the decision of the Union Convention.
Ma. ED1ToR:-
Please announce S. A. Nash
as Candidate for Representative. in the State
Legislature, subject to the decision of the
Union Convention, and oblige his
MANY FRIENDS.
We are authorized TO announce Joseph G.
COffman. late Lieut., Co., G. l73d o. V. as a
Candidate for tie Office of Sheriff of Gallia
county subject TO the decision of the Union
Convention.
cz5" We are authorized 10 announce Cant,
James C. Shaw late of Co, K, 7th Ohio Cav.
of Clay township as a candidate for Sheriff
OF Galiia county, subject to the decision Of
the county Convention.
CY- Austin Barton ESQ.,, of MORGAN town.
ship will be supported for the office of county
Commissioner, subject to the decision of the
Union Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
Is We are authorized to announce Col
James Il. NJ. Montgomery, late of the 33d
Re2't., O. V. l. as a Candidate for the Legis-
lature, subject to the decision of the county
Convention.
ES- Charles C. Wood will be Candidate
Tor lnfirmarv Director, subject to the decision
OF the Union Convention.
GS5~ Please announce the name of E. A.
Stone as Candidate for Treasurer of Gallia
county, subject to the decision of the Union
Convention
- We are authorized to announce VIM.
Eaddeil, as Candidate for reelection as
Sheriff of GallIa county, subject to the deeis-
Ion of the Union Convention.
Is We are authorized to announce Maiar
Henry Grayum, of Gallipolis as a Candidate
Tor Treasurer of Gallia comfy, subject to the
decision of the Union Convention.
Nh EDIToR:-
Please announce the name OF
I'd Menager Esq, as Candidate for Prose-
cutting Att-IneY, and much oblige the
PEOPLE.
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Notice.

THERE will be q petition presented tc
i the Commissioners ofGallia county Ohio
at their regular September session in 1865
for an alteration in the State road leading
from Harrigar's Mill, on Symmses creek, past
Alexander McDaniels in Walnut township
Galiia county Ohio. Commencing at an apple
tree standing in Daniel Pattersons lane, about
sixty rods south east Of said Mil, thence from
that apple tree, running in an easterly direc
ton 80 as to keep on the foot of the Hill
through the lands ct Daniel Patterson, and
Jacob Chick, to a blazed sugar tree, on the
land Of Jacob Chick, thence. continue on
along the foot Of the Hill, and intersect the
old road at the foot Of the hill, south Of
Jacob Chicks house, and also for the vacation
Of so much VI the old road a. lies between
the starting place at the apple tree, and
where it intersects the Did road at the foot Of
the hill, south of jacob Chicks house.
August ,. le65c3H..
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B For Photographic Gems, 60 70
DELILLE'S GALLERY,
% Street, above Sherman Hou
DRS. BEAN & SANDERS.

WILL be at Point Pleasant Aug. 81 -22-23
w "a, at Gallipolis. Aug. 25 26-27, at
Charleston, West Va, Aug. 293O-3l, for
the purpose of treating all forms Of disease
in the best and safest manner. No mineral or
poisonous Medicine used. In an extensive
practice of many years, they have not lost a
case of Rheumatism Scrofula, Liver. or Breast
complaint, Female disease, Diarhea, Cancers,
Sore eyes, White-swelling. disease Of the
LuDgs, or any other form Of disease; where
they were applied to in time, Examination
free, for advice or Medicine, cash.
Auo. 10 lSS5.-lv4
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MARRIED.

On Thursday The inst, by DR.. James
Barton Esq., at the residence Of the brides
Father. MR. JOIN BRowx Of Allegheny county
Penn, and MIS- NAOMI ANN RIoHT, Of Gsllia
county Ohio.
On the ID inst, by Rev. J. ?. Williams, in
Gallipolis Ohio, at the residence Of the brides
Mother, Nh. JAMES n. BRowE, and Mss Mn.
ME BoeeEs.
On Thursday, Aug 3, in Franklin, O., BY
the Rev. II. ". Taylor, MR. 2. B. EVANS and
Mss MARY BELLE LAsAw.
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Notice.

M ATILDA Corbisr, whose present place
lu of residence is unknown as appears
by affidavit to that effect, is notified tina;
Thomas K. Corbier did on the LIST day Of Au-
gust 1865, file his petition in the Office Of the
Clerk Of the Court of Common Pleas within,
aud for the county of GallIa, and State of
Ohio, charging that the said Matilda Corbier,
the wife ofthe said petitioner, has been will
fnlly absent from the said plaintiff ever since
the month Of April 1860, without any cause
or justification therefor on the part Of said
plai.tiif, and asking that he NAV be d.
voreed from the said Matilda Corbier; which
petition will stand for hearing at the next
term Of said Court.
THOMAS K CORBIER,
Petitioner,
August 3. ls65.--6w.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under.
N signed proprietor Of the plat of ground
surveyed and laid off as a town, to be known
as Union City," living and being in section
No 90, township No. 3, of Range No. IA. in
Gallipolis township, county Of Gallia and
State Of Ohio, and which plat and survey are
recorded in vol. One pages p and g, in
record Of plats of Gallia county Ohio, will ap-
ply to the Court of Common Pleas within and
for said Gallia county at the next term there
of, for and order authorizing and empowering
the undersigned to vacate said town as %
surveyed and laid out as provided by law.
STEPHEN BARLOW.
Aug, 10, lS65-sw
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Notice.
Notice.

IN PURSUANCE of an order granted BY the
Probate Court Of Gallia county Ohio, i will
otfer for sale at public auction on the ninth
9TH day Of September 1865, at one o'clock
IN the afternoon Of said day, at the door Of
the Court House in the city Of GaIlipolis in
seid GaIiia county, the following described
real estate viz: all that tract of land living in
section No. f,township No. Z, Of range No. Is,
IN the Ohio COmpany's purchase in said
Gallia county, and in the west third part Of
said section as the same has heretofore been
divided, and bounded as follows: beginning
at the Northeast corner Of west third Of said
section, thence South I20 rods to q stake,
thence west to the section line 10 stake,
thence North to the north west corner of said
section, thence East to the place Of begIasing,
containing so acres more or less, also q traet
of land lying in said section township and
range, described rs follows: commencing
l4,el South Of the northeast corner Of the
middle third Of said section, white oak %
in. di. bears East, 9 links, and white oak
20 in. di. bears South 73deg. Z. IS links;
thence South ID ,09 to stake from which 8
white oak "a in. di. bears North 40 deg. East,
30 links, ard blaek oak in. di. bears
North. 72deg. North. IL links, thence West
p 30 20 q stake from which a walnut in. di
bears North Sdeg. East 81 links, and black
oak Is in. dI. bears South 9deg West links;
thence North 1909 to a corner from which n
white oak IL n. dT. beAys North 5 deg. East,
l23 links, thence East TO the place Of begin
ningr containing 80 acres more or less; also a
tract situate IN said section, township and
range, described as follows: commencing so
rods from the north west corner u ssid psiddle
third ofsaid section on the west line. thence
East - rods 10 the eORnty road thence
northerly with the road until II intrrseets the
aforesaid lihe; thence South q FOds 20 the
place of beginning, containing one acre more
or less, Appraised at $4,000. Terms of
sale, one third cash in hand, one-thiFd IN one
year, and one-thiFd two years from the day Of
sale with interest, the payments to be secured
by mortgage upon the premises sold.
SAMUEL A. NASH,
Admir-, of VIM. HIBBITS, dee.
August 3, l565.-6w.
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az oetttemeRt 81 -tccodHts-
THE following accounts have been fled in
the Probate Court Of GallIs county OHIO. fol
settlement, and the same will be for hearing
and examination on the 24th day Of August
A. D. 1865. Third and final account Of II
h. Butler administrator de boRis non with the
Will annexed of the estate Of Solomon Frost
deceased, Second and final account OF Robert
Black, one Of the Executors Of the estate Of
Peter Dages deceased. FIRST account Of Polly
Greenwood Executrix Of the estate of Alex
snder Greenwood deceased, First account o.
Edward Dsletombe administrator of the Es-
tate of Frederick Bonn deceased. Final SC
count Of James W. Maddy, Guardian Of the
Minor heirs Of James Vierz deceased, Final
account Of William Symmes Executor Of the
Estate Of Mariab James deceased. Final ae,
count Of Joseph Mauck administrator of the
Estate Of William Boiee deceased.
ALEXANDER LOGUE,
Probate Judge.
August 3, 1865 -iw.
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Thomas E. Corbier, Gallia county, Ohio,
vs.. Court of Common Pleas
MatiIds Corbier. Petition for divorce.
THE defendant will take notice that on Mon
day the 2Sth day of August A. d. 1865, the
plaintiff above Eamed, will take the deposi-
tions of sundry witnesses to be used as evil
dence on the trial Of the above cause, at the
Office of David Dennis in the town of Cold
" ater in the State of Michigan, between the
hours of eight o'clock A. n. and six O'Clock
p. NJ. of said day, and that the taking Of the
same will be adjourned from day to day be-
tween the same hours, until they ale COM
Pletsi. - ooo,,,
Plaintih
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PUBLIC SALE,
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY.
TO FARMERS, MECHANICS, AND THE
PUBLIC GENERALLY.
TN accordance with orders received from
i Q. n. Gen. Headquarters. Northern Dept.
/ will offer for sale At Public Auction TO the
highest bidder ct the City Of
Galipolis Ohio.
ON WEDNESDAY AUG. l6, IS, ATsA. N.
The following Government Property:

ON WEDNESDAY AUG. Is. IS, AT sA. N.
The following Government Property:
lbs HORSES. Sound and servieeable;
9MULEs, do. do.
36 HORSES, Condemned
A large lot of Clothing. Camp and Garrison
equipage, including Jackets, Trowsers, Great
Goats, Dress Coats, Blouses, Blankets, and
Tents of various descriptions; also an i'm
messe assortment Of Q. n. Stores, including
I27 SADDLES, 2l4wATER BUCKETS,
l9 AMBULANCES, so WAGONS,
9Il SETS HARNESS, 4CARTS.
Together with a large quantity of Chains,
Halters. Neck Straps dc; alsO q valuable lot
of Of implements, including Ie9 axes, 294
picks, 273 spades, 2ls shovels, l34 stable
forks, s. hay forks, 5 seythes 4 snathes; also
9 varied and complete assortment of Black
smith, Wheelright, Carpenter, Saddler, and
Miscellaneous Tools comprising over two
thousand articles.
large number Of useful articles, Of Office
and Room furniture, including Stoves, Office
Desks, Stools, Tables, Chairs, Copying
Presses, &c.
Is,sI6PoUNDs IRON, AND Il $50 GRAIN
SACKS.
The whole forming recollection Of articles and
material suitabI. to the wants Of al agricul-
tural and mechanical community and which
will be sold entirely without reserve
Sale to continue from day to day until all
are disposed Of
LcAss FORSYTH,
Aug. 10, 1865.
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GALLIA ACADEMY.

THE Fall Term of this Institution will
l. commence on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER 4th 1865.
A. G. SEARS, A. NJ. Principal.
Mrs. 8. A. SEARS, Preceptress, and Teach.
er in Ornamental Department ,.-
Miss ELLEN N. HIBBARD,t ...
Miss LUELLAF. HIBBARD, ass
To those Wishing to take lessons in Music
Gallipolis offers superior advantages.
The Institution is well furnished with
Apparatus.
TUITION-$4 and 81 per Term.
For further information apply to the Prin-
cipal. SIMEON NASH, President.
r. ALEsHIsE, Sec'y. i- ~ ~
Aug. 10, le65.-3w. Fl. a.. ~..r...-
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6alIipolis yoarnal,
UNION STATE TICKET.

EoR GOVERNOR,
Gen. JACOB D. cox.
LIEUT. GOVERNOR,
A. G. McBURNEY,
STATE TREASURER,
S. S. WARNER,
SUPREME JCDGEs-LoNG TERN,
JACOB BRINKERHOFF.
SHORT TERM,
JOHN WELSH,
ATToREET-eENERAL,
WM. II. WEST.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Capt. j. A. NORRIS.
CLERK OF SUPREME COURT,
RODNEY FOOS.
BOARD OF PUULIC WORKS.
JAMES MOORE.
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FOR Sale during the Fan trade Of 1865.
Agrieulturslist price per. doz. 81, per, 100 $40
Buffalo Seeding, per. doz. 81, per. 100 S..
Frenehs Seeding per. doz. 81, per. 100 81.
Col. Ellswortbs, per. deg. 81, Der. 100 81.
AonitOr. per. doz. 81, per. 100 81.
Brooklyn Scarlet, per. doz. 81. per. 100 81
Austin, per. doz. Scots, per. 100 50.
Bartlett, per. doz 5 cts, per. 100 81
Lennigs White, per. dog. 50ess, per. 100 g.
La. Constanta, per. dOz. Scots, per- 100 81.
Geol gia Mammoth, per. doz. Scots, per. 100 -,
Triumph de Gand, Wilson's Albany, Early
Scarlet, and all the old leading varieties.
will furnish By the LOO or 1000 at low rates
foy eash.
BULBS
AEo-during August snd September,
will furnish very choice collection Of Hya-
sinths, Tulips. Crown Imperials, Crocuses,
Snsw- Drops, japan Lilies, GIadiolussus. i'm
ported srom Holland this season, and wiz be
sold very low.
Orders sent to the GaTlipoIis Post Once,
Gallia county Ohio, will meet with prompt
attention, or call at my Nursery.
C. n. PALMER
kuo1,st z IS65-6v<
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Capt. II. Wirse is about to b.
tried for cruelty to our prisoners a
Andersonville. He claims that ht
acted under orders from the rebe
Government. If he proves this
jeff Davis, Lee d Co., will have s
nice time of it. Over 40 witnesses
have voluntarily offered their testi
mony against Wise.
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LIVERY STABLE.

T HAVE established Livery Stable on the
i corner of Third and Pine Streets in CALI
polls where can be found at all hours, for hire,
Good and safe Horses for saddle or buggy.
Travellers to all points can be accommodated,
with conveysnees at reasonable rates. Horses
taken at livery, by the day. week, or month.
G. W. whey.
Aug 10 1865 -6v
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~ The Congo Democracy have
changed the time of holding their
State Convention from the 23d to
the 18th of August, the time fixed by
the other fork of the rickety concern.
Bad omen that.
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Notice.

II WISH it to be distinctly understood that
i | am sole proprietor of the above Stable.
All claims or pretended claims Of other per
sons as partners, have no validity whatever.
CIV. YINEI.
Aug. 10, ls65.-6w,
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US. INTERNAL REVENUE
TAX, LICENSES
ELEVENTH. DISTRICT OF Ono.
CoLLEcroR's OFFIcE,
IRoSrGS, o, july 9th, 1865.

,,on;da Irts,n:I Pevan,,a q, = aet ~ ~
Government, and pay interest on the public
debt" approved March Sd, 1865, Public
Notice is hereby given to all persons interes
ted, that the Assessors Annual List for this
District. Comprising the counties of Adams,
Scioto, Lawrence, GaIlia, Vinton, and Jack
son,) for the year 1865, embracing Taxes on
Incomes, Licenses, Carriages, &c-, is now in
my hands for collection, and that said taxes
are now due and payable.
will attend, BY myself or Deputy, at the
o. s. Collectors Office, in each county in said
District, for the purpose Of receiving the taxes
aforesaid, until the 18th day Of August next.
JOHN CAMPBELL Collector.
August 3, ls6S.-6w.
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Notice.
ABg. 10, 1865

JOSEPH 4. Ruth, whose whereabouts 1,
81 unknown, but supposed to be in Texas is
hereby notified that Harriet G. Ruth did on
the 9Th 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 Gsllia
and State of Ohio. charging the Paid Joseph
A. Ruth with fraud in the marriage con.
tract with the said Harriet, he at the time Of
said marriage being deserter from the army
of the United 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.
HARRIET @. RUTH.
Ansel T. Holcomb her Attorney.
Aug. 10, lS65.-6W.
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Champ Ferguson is still on trial
at Nashville. His chances for a per-
formance on the tight rope are ex-
cellent.
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CHESHIRE ACADEMY.

THE Fall Term for 1865, OF Cheshire
l. Academy will commence on the 5th day
Of September. and end on the 30th of Novem-
Der. The increasing prosperity Of the School
has rendered it necessary to increase its fa
cilities. In addition TO the usual number OF
teachers. the following persons have been Sc
cured as members Of the board Of lnstruc-
tions:
Hon JOSEPH BRADBURY, Lecturer on
Commercial Law.
Rev. o. z. BAKER, Lecturer on Moral
Science, and Evidences Of Christianity.
JOHN McMAST ERS, Assistant teacher in
Mathematics and Geography.
Miss ABBlE GATES, teacher in lnstru-
mental Music.
JAMES G. ADKINsoN. teacher of Pen
msnship.
Music.
The attention Of the patrons, and friends Of
the Institution is invited TO the fact, that es
pecial attention will be given to the study Of
Book keeping and Commercial business.
Tuition and Boarding as reasonable rs can
be afforded, and as much so, as can be OBJ
tanned elsewhere for the same facilities.
By Order Of
J.D. Atkinson, Principal.
o. z. BAKER, Agent.
For Catalogues. address Rev. o. z. Baker,
or Milton Walker Esq, Cheshire Gailis Co.,
Ohio.
Aug. 10. 1865.
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-Paymaster Webb and two Of his
clerks, have been sent to the old
Capitol prison at Washington.