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How You Can Get n Prize,

Send TNcHty-Fire cents to us, and rs soon as we
receive it we will mail You Certificate showing
what you are cNitlcd to. 1t the article or articles
please you, send back the Certificate and One Dol
lar and wc will forward YOU the article. no matter
how costly it may be II the article Is not what
Won wish, state, when YOU scul the Certificate
and dollar, what other article # the same value
YOU prefer aud we will send it. lfvou wish more
than one Certificate send Us II aud we will send
five; for -. eleven; for So thirty; ior SO. six
~; for Sl5 one hundred.
Igenfs are 'ra7fei Mh Army and IN erery ,l,re.
We lave an immense stock Of goods to di, p6,e nf
ana need large number Of Agents. Our term,
to Agents are very liberal AMI some even of our
Lady Agent are making from IS TO $40 day.
We give Agents % per cent. on all Certificates
they sell provided they remit not less than Il tor
eilht.
ri Write vour name and address DISTINCTLY and
say ~ ~ Arhd is necessary.
GlEARD w. DENAuGI 4 CO., Il Maiden lane
4.5w New York.
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AN EXCELLENT Observation-Disclosures is
troubled with lIoarScness. Coughs, or
Soreness Of the Throat can apply an
excellent and safe remedy by using
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCIIES.
We have tried the article, and can safely
recommend them in all cases OF Throat
Irritation. To Singers and Public Speak
ers they arc Of great valuc.-.1toa (UD
Courier.
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....Notice the call to shtrp-shooe =
in another column. The liberal prizes
offered will call together the skilled rifle
men of this region, and an interesting cx-
hibition is certain.
....One hundred thousand poun ds Of
maple sugar have been made in Milton
the past season, some farmers making
from 25O0 to $500 pounds each.
....A woman was recently sentenced
10 the Windsor state prison for two years
for keeping house of i'll fame in Bur
lington.
49,. Senator foot is at his home in
Rutland, but will soon return to Wash
ington.
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MIRRORS OF YOUTH.

gentleman who suffered for wears from
Nervous and Genital Debility, Nightly Emissions
aud Seminal Weakness, the result Of youthful in
discretion, and came near ending his DAYS in hope
lass miserl, will, for the sake OF suffering man.
send to any one afflicted, the simple means used
by him which effected cure in few weeks. after
the failure of numerous medicines. Send a directed
envelope and stamp and it will cost YOU nothing
Address EDGAR IRfMAINE
Station l., l1Sth ST..
i'i3m New York City.
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NEW JUVENILE MUSIC BOOKS.
~ By L. q. Emerson, Author Of nhe Golden
Merry Chimes

MERRY CHIMES: containing Elementary In
s'ruciions, Attractive Exercises, and Sev eral hui-
died Popular Songs.
This New Book viii he found Superior to all
Similar Works, in many points essential to lis
Success a popular Instruction Book in Vocal
Music and Collection of Melodies for the Young.
The Elementary Department contains Just thoso
Peculiar Elements, that Attr ct and Retain the
Attention Of Children. The Songs are not old and
tlme-worn--uns through dozen book but,
New and SPARKLING Adapted to all occasions, and
Alive with the Spirit Of the Times
4 large number have been written expressly for
this work. The Melodies are equally good, aud
include very many Compositions never Lelore pull
lished.
All who have examined this work predict flT it
success bcyond that ii ANY Similar puhlicati.r
rise % cents a c"p'-sj.u 90 dozen.
.Sp 'einen Pages containing several choice pieces
will be sent TO any one on application.
OLIVER DlISON & CO., Publi.hei'
2u 20 Washington ST., Bostur.
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Mrs Lincoln has not rallied from her
prostration occasioncd by the suddenness
of the Presidents death. She is constant
~ attended by numerous warm friends,
and of course she has not decided when
she will leave for home.
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DIR. MAT'rISON, of Providence. treats excl
sNcly all special diseases and accidents resulting,
from imprudence in both sexes, giving them hi,
Thoh dhr"Eoa. Persons at distance and ladie,
especially, having any trouble if the kind should
he sure to consult him. See advertisement Of hi,
Sure Remedies for Specidi Diseases, in this paper.
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T Owe AND MATRIMONY.

- Any Lady or Gentleman sending me an
adj irelsed ,lape and stamp, will receive inil
directions Tor raining The affections OF tne opnn,ie
sex, and which viii enable them to mar haiuiIy.
irrespective Of wealth, age or beauty. lltless
MEs MARIE ItMOliLE,
80 .L4 Harlem +, o.,
aHoin New loyk City.
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5Ol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
In addition to our main business of PHOTOGRA.
ftlC MAIl.RlAlS, We are lleadq quarters for the
following viz:
sTEREosCOPEs & STEREoscoPIc VIEWS.
Ot these we have an immense assortment. incld-
ing War Scenes, American aud Foreign Cities and
Landscapes Groups, Siatuary. Sc. Sc Also,
Revolving Sereoscopes for public private eNhi-
hlton. Our catalogue will be sent to ANY address
On receipt Of Stamp.
PHOTOGRAPHIC ALBUMS.
We were the first to introduce these into the
United States, and we manufacture immense quan
titles in great variety, ranging In prices from 80
cents to 500 each. Our albums have the rcputa-
tion oi being superior in beauty and durability to
any Others. They will be sent by mail, FREE, on
receipt OF price.
LS- FINE ALBUMS MADE TO ORDER. u
CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.
Our Catalogue now embraces over FIVE THOU
SAND different subje Is 90 which additions are
continually being maic) Of Portraits Of Eminent
Americans &C., VIZ ABOUT
loo Major-Gen'ls, 100 1t. Co.'s, $50 Statesmen,
200 Brig. -Gen'ls $50 Other Officers, 1870 Divnes,
215 Colonies, 80 Navy Officers, 10 Authors,
10 Artists, 125 Stages. 90 Prominent Women
1000 Copies Of Works OF Art.
Including reproductions of the most celebrated
Engrayings Paintings, Statues, &c. Catalogues
sent on receipt Of Stamp. An order for One Dozen
Pictures from our Catalogue will be filled on IN.
receipt OF S1.S0, md sent 10y mail, FisEn.
Photographers and others ordering goods c. q.
ID. will please remit twenty-five per cent. OF the
amount with their order
f2rfhe prices and quality of our goods cannot
fail to satisfy, l:Gm
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4 RTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

A-madc and executed by and b"tNcen the M
der it,ncd Arahel j. Severance aud CLARK {. Cadv
OF Midllcbury, John g. REYNOLDS Of Rutland-ai
in the State OF Vermont. Harrison Parker OF Win
chester, john \. Brown ot EoXburl, Henry u.
Stevens OTWcbster. the mercantile firm OF franklin
snow & Co., composed OF frauklim SNOW. Rarna
;. SNOW and Henry Mayo, all Of huston and
Josiah {. Ninton a Boston, all In the {, inmun-
wealth Of Massachusetts, pursuant 10 the PROV i>on.
Of chapter eighty-sN ct the General statute he
safe Of Vermont.
LIST. Said parties hereby agree to associate. and
do hereby associate themselves together ~ a cor
poraton under the provisions Of raid cha picr tor
the purpose oI engaging in asd carving ON tie
business ot quarrNinE marble from certain an. ri
ries To he bought by said corpora ion situated in
the towns oi New Haven and MiddleLury in saidI
state oi Vermont aud from such other auarIf.s il
any az said cor?oratim may from time to time
purchase Within said state and OF cuttin., saw ing
hewlns, finishing, iashioning, exporting and all
ling the same either rough or finished ct any plac,
or places within or without said State, and fr
tAis purpose to use Al nse1fl neaps 10 yls snd
2tL Tue name Of taia Corporation LII Le tLs
North Middlebury Marble Company.
nd. The amount OF Capital Stock shall he on
hundred and liity Thou.aud dollar, divided int,
rhaies acco1'ling 20 said laws Of the rar value
twenty-five dol!ars each.
ith. said eulpoIaIi,m shall continue Cor the ne
rlod Of thirty cans from the date hereof. Jules
sooner dissolved according 10 the laws of raj
State.
In witness whereof we have hercuuto set o.
hands this twenty-thrd day cf March, A. n. 1861
A. J. SEVERANCE,
&, Z. CAIN,
,. u. REYNoII,S
HARRISON PARKEK,
.lnnN n. BKowN
IlY II. STIvFxa
fRANkifN SNOW a Co.,
~" j. g. WHO'S.
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WHISKERSl
A + o II Z l. N +!
EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBODY.

EMPLOYMENT FOR EVERYBODY.
Great Sale Of Jewclry, Watches, Chains,
Dinnond Rings, Silver Ware. Ger
man & French Fancy Goods.
&c, worth over $500, 900
all to be sold with
out reserve. Everyone to have Some
thing Valuable.
List OF tho Articles.
Gents Gold Hunting Case
watches, $500 TO s1jO 90
Lade,' Gold Enamclled Case
Waichcs, 5e,OO $500
Gents Hunting Case Silver
Watches $500 1000
bic time, 1900 10000
Gold plated Watches in Mag
c Case, $500 10 90
Gold plated Watches Enam-
eled, for ladies. $500 ~. 90
Diamond Rings, 5000 100 90
Gold Vest and Neck chains 1000 30. 90
Gold Oval Baud Bracelets, 400 500
Chased Gold Bracelets. 500 1000
Chatcaine Chains aud guard
Chains, 500 2n.OO
Solitaire and Gold Brooches 400 1919
Lava 4 florentine Bruoches 400 con
Coral, Opal and Emerald
brooches, 400 SOO
Mosaic, Jet, Lava and Flor
in ~ Ear Drops 40 500
brors '''' anu eur ,oo . m
Calilnrni, Diamond Rro,st i'o0 o'oo
pins ON IN oo
Gold Fob and Vest Watch
Fob and Vost pihho, Slid, 1no SO SO
Soil oire sleeve I,,t,onsand ''00 W
studs ann IN No
Gold Thimllcs Pencils eff Io0 NO
Niniaturo Iorters e''' ioo o'0oo
DO Magic Spring, 800 1910
Ninln Tooth Picks, Crosses. etc. 800 1u,0O
ram H"ld Rings, Chased Gold
Kings 400 II. 90
N'ene seq and Sitnot Rings, 800 1000
california Diamond Rings. 800 1000
prhes dewelry in sets-Jet aud
God, 500 1900
La igs Jcwclrr in sc's-Camco,
p".', - 400 1900
"ol' 'u,' 0 i extension h"l-
~ ai' eiich d'VO l5'Oo
""iu vuS """ N'io mounted
49,, II '''rS' ,D., 2VV lO,OO
c YiinrI Inns "',n uIlDhI'tc"PS zV'oo "o.OO
"N'v1 '"S.los' r'uit ann lake o
OF, plrNe,N' ,T,,.e, Z0'oO oU,OO
'i'N'F LEA u'," inoie spoons ana ooo 49,.
en-, III, in W. ,c.r -O'Vu 4o'uo
o"'vi ~ az" i"'S anu O"I'
-, 'c IN, u 90 W oo,OO
H"Nv,, ''''' ne lH'"ers ana
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO DIE In 4 BAD CAI1SE
\ G + \ + ) w 4 y I + ID

We wish to engage good, active and en;erpr,-
ing agents everywhere to introduce ami sell arti-
ce> needed in every family. From tive To twenty
dollars can be earned every div 18th little eli
fort Send an addressed envelope and stamp for
circular, to TRIP 4 Co,
4W3 422' Broadway, n. Y. CITY.
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SEVEN Thirty LOAN.

These Noes are issued under date of June 18TH
1860. and are payable three wears from that time
in currency, OF are conyerlibleat the option Of The
holder into
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u. S. 7-3O LOAN

BY authority Of the Secretary Of the Treasury
the undersigned has assumed the General Subscrip-
ton Agency for the sale Of United States Treasury
Notes, bearing seven and three tenths per cent in
crest, per aunum, known as the
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1865-05-03

9EYd DIX. LAROOKAH'S
INDIAN VEGETABLE PUtNoSic SYRUP.
The best preparation made for the following
complaints:
Colds, Coughs, Whoornr Cough Group, AZ lima
Catarrah. Bronchitis, Splitting Blood, Pain in
the Side, Night Swcat. Humors. Gcncral
Debility, and the varou, Throat AZ
tecoh> and lloarsencs to which
Public Speakers and Singers
are liable, and all other
complaints tending
CONSUMPTION.
The proofs Of its efficacy are so humorous, SO
well authenticated, and OF such peculiar charac-
ter, that sufferers cannot reasonably hesitate to
receive the profrrcd aid.
The class Of diseases for which the Syrup pro-
vi1es CURE i, precisely that which has 50 often
hatiied the highest order Of medical skill The
facts are tangible, the Witnesses accessible. and
the safety and efficacy of the Syrup incontrO, ert
ible
The following testimonials are selected from
thousand, who having experienced the beneficial
effects ct the "Larookth'> Syrup" do not hesitate
to recommend it to the attention of the public as
the best Medicine they ever used:
Rev G Ingalls,. Mclro,c, Ms Rev y p Sclcc.
Melrosc, NJ. Rev. a Hcrrick, Lynn. Ms. Rev
NJ Barnes, Maiden Ms. Rev j " Bailey, leo
minister, Ms. Rev DIR + Abbott. Melro,e. Ms:
Rev Il Ncwhall, n Graham, y II; Rev kiddcr.
Unity, n II; Rev NJ Bailey. llenniker. \ II
Rev \ l. Chase, Gambia n II Rev d W Barber
Gilmanton, y II Rev b + Bowels Mnnchc, or.
II Rev G NJ Barnes Colebrook. y II 4; Rev l.
Is Knight. W Durham, Nc; Rev Il II Stinchf,h.
Naco, Me; Rev j VI Woodbury., Newield, Me;
Rev u Elkins Cambridge, VT. Rev c \ Ste
yens. Lincoln, Vt; Rev NJ Adams, Weston VT
Rev II Clark Northield VT. Rev VI Bullari,
Derby, VI. Rev 5 Qiimby Newbury, Vt. Rev
6 simmons, Quaker Springs. n Y. : Rev Ii Har-
ris, Root, n Y Rev L Little, Clintanville, ~
Y. Rev T. H Convey, Masonviilc, y Y; Rev
VIM Cluett & Son, Troy. y Y. Rev c Eord,
y City, NY Rev W Robertson. Newark J.
Rev II & lenrie>, Annapolis, Md Rev 7 Good
now, Topeka, Kas. Rev \ Webster, L Army;
Robt White, Georgetown, DC. T. Brown, Wash
ington, e Geo BIssctt, ID c. DR. Ingalls,
L Surgeon ID &.
Some of the above named Clergvmen may have
changer their Pastoral charge since the publication
Of the above.
DR.. Il. IL. KNIGHTS Proprietor.
MELEosE, MAST.
Sold by Druggists and Dealer, generally. 3;3m
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
T.. & IL. T. ANTHONY & co.,
sol BROADWAY, NEW YORK.

MANUFACTURERS or PHOTOGRAPHIC MATERIALS.
Wholesale and Retail,
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n v lOE.
An Adjourned Meeting OF the Middcb ~
NJ Manufacturing Company will be held an the FIJI ~
WEDNESDAY of May next, at the office of said
Company, for the purpose Of appointing Directors
AM to do any other business thought advisable
3:3w v. VALLETTE. Clerk
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SYSTEM OF GYMNASTICS,

and all the facilities Of scientific hydropa lie
establishments
The distinguished name, f. which we refer are
sufficient e'iocnce Of the reliability Of the Institu
ioh:
l. Mutt, D. -. l.. /. H.. Uuion College,
Sclcucctady NJ. simpson d. D.. B~hop SI. f
Chcrch, Philadelphia r. A. Als. u. d.. New
York o. G. Baker D. d. Bishop VI. f. Church.
Concord. y. II i. Newman, D. u. Poulmev. Vt
L. King, u. D., Fort Edward. ~ Y; Hon. !.
b. Mckr"n, Saratoga Springs; Hon. j. VI. Mar
vim, l. 5. Hotel Saratoga Springs; II. H Hath.
orn, Proprietor Congless Han, Saratoga SPRING:
ROT II. VI. Sol NJ. D.. Mildlrhury. VI G46;Gm.
For furlhcr lnrliculnIs .cnd tor Crculars.
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CHRONIC DISEASES

claim orr principal at cnti'n. In addit on t, q ,
VI dical and Surgical agcacic-, we employ d.. ID,
Lewis
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LISS ROTIIllRS.
DRY GOODS.
1868 MIDDLBBuRY, VT. 1865

We keep for sale at the lowest prices, the follow
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-04-13
GALLIPoLIs, OHIO.

We are now offering to the citizens Of CALI
polls and vicinity, the largest and most ex-
tensive assortment of fine China, Ironstone,
and Common Queensware, ever seen in this
market.
Glassware, cut, pressed and blown, Of every
kind, style and quality. In this line We
cannot be beat.
Japenned aad Brittania ware Of rich and
rare styles, that cannot fail to please:
Table Cutlery, and furniture of every kind
and price. Lamp shades, wicks, burners, and
every thing necessary to repair old lamps.
Carbon oil 6fthe best quality always on hand.
Families supplied with every thing in our
line, at as low prices as the same can be pur-
chased in Cincinnati.
Hotels, will find in cur house every nrticls
required to furnish their tables, bars, or CHAM
bers in the best style, and we warrant prices
to suit the times.
Steamboats,, furnished with complies sets
Of table ware, at city prices.
Country Merchants can do as well BY pur-
chasing from US, their supply of ware, as in
the city and save freight. As d further induce
ment to trade with US, we will take in en-
change for wares, all kinds Of Country Pro-
duee at the highest prices, delivered Et our
Grocery Store on the Public Square.
Ladies are invited to call and look over our
splendid stock of China and Parian marble
ornaments. No charge for exhibiting our
stock.
GEPPERT & PETEAT.
Jan. 5th, Is65.-tf.
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H"Rnsiness in Gnllinnl


@ Business in Gallipolis will be
very dull, after the close of the war, ''
said wise acre the other day who
has been afraid to go into business
for two years past, for fear his pre-
diction would be verified. Well the
war is about closing up, and yet we
see new places of business going up,
and others reitting. This does not
look as though Gallipolis would be
much affected by the war. There is
still room for capitalists, to invest
here with profit, and manufacturing
establishments will find in our city,
advantages unsurpassed by any town
on the Ohio river.
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Sherif's Sale.
The State of Ohio Gslliq County, IS.

Il ne otdt 0I Oht0 Uettto OVuHtyJe co.
By virtue of three Executions to Inc directed
from the Clerk of the Court of Lawrence coun-
ty Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff of
Gallia county Ohio. will offer for sale at pub
lie auction at the door of the Court House in
the City Of Gallipolis in said county of Gallia
on the 18th day Of May, A. d. 1865, at the
hour of one o'clock P. NJ of said day, the fol-
lowing real estate to-wit: Tbst part of the
real estate of which John Bay died seized and
which in the partition of the said John Bays
real estate was surveyed off and marked as
divisions lot number ak (6,) as said survey
and partition is recorded in volume 6, page
IS of records of-the Court Of Common Pleas of
Gallia county Ohio, lying and being in Sec
tions number Z, and l3, in township number
three 81 of range fifteeE (I5,) in Gallia coun-
ty Ohio, and..in the Ohio Company's purchase
bounded and described as follows: Division
lot Number 6, beginning on the west line and
4, 5 north Of the south west corner of lot num-
Der 675, thence running north three chains.
and forty-six links, (3,46,) to a stake from
which black oak "a inches, bears north I6
deg. east IL links, to chestnut oak inches,
bares north deg. east 35 links, thence north
S9L deg. east lie, so TO the bank ofthe Ohio
river; thence down the river to the north line
of the dover assigned the widow Of the said
John Bay deceased, thence south 6912 deg.
west 1870 to the place of beginning, contain
ing SO acres and sixty five hundrelhs or 1893
acres in lot GA, and 1912 acres, in lot num-
Der 675, appraised at the sum of $500, levied
upon as the property of ID. c. Truesdell to
satisfy three executions, one in favor of Hiram
Rankin, one in favor of r. o. Posey, and one
in favor of Winston Johnston issued by the
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas of Law
renee county Ohio. and to me directed rs
Sheriff of Gallia county Ohio. Terms of sale
cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
April, 1865.
WILLIAM YADDELL,
Sheriff, of G. c. o.
A,,r,1 IL IS65 5-5u e7
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s The people of GalIipolis ar

H The people of Gallipolis are
certainly not devoid Of patience
For three days past no mail has left
town on the daily route, nor have we
received any for four days. 1t is
accounted for in this way: The con-
tract last summer was given to MIR.
Kreider, citizen of Northern Ohio,
who took it at about one fourth OF
what it was really worth to do the
labor. He soon found out his mis-
take and abandoned the route. Con-
tracts were entered into, by the post
master at the head of the route, with
Bsily Il Cherington of Gallipolis, at
$40 per day, until the contract
should be re-let. To persoAs having
any knowledge of the state of the
roads during the past winter, this
price will seem reasonable enough,
particularly when it is considered
that it required eight horses two
hacks and drivers to do the work.
The Department at Washington,
however deemed the price too high
and now refuse to pay any thing to
Bailey Il Cherington, for several
months that they have carried this
mail. Six months have elapsed since
Kreider gave up the contract, yet it
has not been re-let to any person,
alleging as reason that they'are en-
deavoriDg to compel Kreider and his
securities to perform their obliga-
ton. Meantime, our citizens are vex-
ed and annoyed beyond measure, at
the delay of mail matter, and business
operations are seriously interfered
with, whilst the 'circumlocution Office
at Washington, are fighting a man of
strew, to oblige him to perform what
he cannot do except at serious loss.
1t shows the folly of letting mail
contracts to any persons outside of
the District, where the route is laid
out.
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w The Surg. in charge of the
Hospital at this post, has received
orders to prepare for the reception
of 800 patients, from other Hospi.
tails. We presume they are such as
are convalescent. can travel, and arc
moved to make room for those
wounded in the late Richmond cam.
paign. About 20 tents have already
been set up, and ample accommoda-
tions are being made for our gallant
boys, who we trust may soon be al
lowed to return 10 their homes.
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re- Rev. Stevens, Chaplain of the
Hospital, designs opening school
Tor the benefit of the boys in that in
stltution, and requests our citizens to
furnish them with any school books
they may have on hand, that are not
used by their children. Any books
of this kind, left at the Journal Office
will be promptly called for. The
object is a good one, and we trust
win be heartily responded to by our
citizens. q .aess %
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Notice..

TNO Giles McClafin, Fannie Clark inter-
L married with Jeptha Clark, Sarah A.
Folden, Intermarried with Robert Folden,
Henrietta Brown, intermarried with James
Brown, Harrison MeClafin with the U. S
army at Chattanooga Tenn.,) jeremiah Fol-
den with the 9lst Reg t. o. V. 1. near Mar
tinsburg Va.,) Lafayette Folden, minor,
Mary FUlden, minor, and Adam Folden, a
minor, all of Gallia county Ohio. You are
hereby notified that / as executor of the last
will and testament of 0rson McClafiin, late
of Gallia county Ohio, deceased, did on the
Sd day, of March, 1860, file in the Office Of
the Probate Court within and for Gallia
county aforesaid; against ycu as the heirs at
law and devisees. of said Orson McClaiin,
deceased, asking said Court to order me as
such executor, to execute and deliver to one
James MeCombs a deed In fee simple to lot
in the village of Patriot No. 2, Gallia county
Ohio, in pursuance of written compact made
by the said Orson MeClafiin in his life time
with one Joseph Smeltzer, and by said
Smeltzer, assigned to said MeCombe in
writing. Said petition AYERS that the pur-
chase money has been fully paid and that
said MeCombe is entitled to q conveyance as
by statute provided. Said petition will be
for hearing March, 3lst 1865.
AMOS RIPLEY, Executor of last
will OF Orson McClafiin, decd.
S. "A. NASH, Atty.
March, 9, 1865.