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UNITED srA1M o. AMERFCA-1 n
sourAaax ; o. Iowa. 15
! Peter Melendy United etstG Mssyhal fur - 1to1
Of Iowa do hereby give public notice haf In the cass r.
the United States against six harreIs Of High
marked Rye Onion Line In Of seizure and ~
esture under acts Of Congress, did, the 18th day g.
June. A. D. 1865 at Keokuk Lse county Iexa ~ eS
aud take into possession for safe custody sx has
OF Hieh wines And hereby also give public noffcs
the time asigned for the o said warrant anA a.
hearing Of this cause the FIRST Tuetdsy, beng H. ~
day Of August A. D 1855, and hereby sdnonish -
bsrres Of Hishwinrs n,arkes RYE Union Iissw -
knowing or having thing Say Why the same skeun
not BE- decreed to be forfeited TO the United eates an1
lanf thsf they be ard aapear befnre said District Cu
~ it, rocms the city Of Keoknk In Dstrct = 80
lst day Of August ls5. at O'Clock vheu aa wh0<
said cause viii be heard then ard there to iuesspso
their claims and said libel Of fnfor aH2
make their allegations In that behalf IA
PETER WELEypY
U. 8. Marshal fur the State q Ioun
By y rULNx -, ].
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0ea. Grant gave reception % The
msnbss Of The Union Lsaeas md thsir
families at the Usion Lsagus Ron ~
day. The bnihine i decorated With
bsasiag cad 1ags for svssy 6tass.
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Philadalrhia. Inna u

PhiI0d0lphis, Jane "a.
Eagiss 30. Of the Philedslphis asd
Baltimore railrosd exploded this noenine
% the trsstls-work il froas Of ths sasiss
hosss. No ono vas killed. The enei-
nser. Ar. Clifford, had both OF his Isgs
broken.
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GRAND CELEBRATION AT KEOEUK,

This Company VII Excursion Train from I'd
dy Vile TO he kuk and retarn at the following greatly
r-1ured fur the
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New York, June "a.
Since the Al instant 3,843 rebel pris
Oners have been sent Soulh from here.
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AEThs leading eopperhsad organs Of
the country, whose example is followed BY
all the little viperous brood throughout
thal land, oppose the punishment of trait
ors under the laws Of the land, and even
90 % far - to insist that The leaders Of
the great rebellion are not liable TO CON
yiction for treason. But then hostility to
the government, and their favor for trait
ors goes still further. sad you ind every
sopperhesd paper from ths New York
World down, taking sides asaiase ~ Ad-
ministration and the military sourt, sid il
favor Of the Assassins Of Psss1sat Lin.
coln. If those bloody traitors and pse-
ders do not sscaps punishmsas Ioe (Asir
grimes it viii noe BE- for laek * 4 - il
thsif hehalf o ths part of ~ seppsshssd
pe ths sosstry. which krsl isasis satsd
ssSsiseS y Prssi1s I1@sel.
I ~, - y pesvsse - - -
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Public notice il hereby given that on =
July next / aha proceed 10 sell 20 the
for cash, at public auction, tho followfI
the county Of Lee and State Of Iowa. ~ ~
may be Necessary TO pay the debt hsre61t
to-wit: The undivided one fourth OF twelU
kifth strest by one hundred feet deep,
Johnson street and sixty feet from the -
OF the city OF Seokuk. being parts of l0e1s
block: also, the undivided half Of lot -
city of keokuk, and the undivid "A half Il G
quarter of section 20, township 81 north, ra1
said county.
The sbose sale ID made by virtue of Z 80
veying said real estAte 20 me by Pe&sr
the 4th day OF February, A. D. 1850, VI
thnriEed 10 sell said property to pay eer1u1G
from said Potter to Samuel r. Miller ana a
hsld, II they should not be pGid within ~ -
from the date Of said deed of trust Ms -
place on the day above mentioned af1hR Y
Court House, in the city Of Keokpk, bsewGh
Of o'clock and O'Clock p. IL
june7-dIm ukIAH RAPLNA
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Wrs Das5att.
Especial 70 N. 7. Times.1
Wsahsm~Hn~ lana

The report Of the serious illness of Mss.
Sarrstt 10 unSouaded. She u in better
health than u any time since her arrest.
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ksoKuK, Iowa. June. =
Public notice 10 hereby given that The =
the year com nencing May lst, 1855. ~ -
TO this ONCE by the Assessor II snhrnew
Taxes on incomes Carriages, cold WaNhes 81
Silver Plate, &c.
Payment Ii forthwith demanded Of an pe11
Are on said lists.
Ten per cent. will be added on al Iuposua =
paid on the 30th Of June. inst, after tn ar ~
isg been given from the 30sh Of Jana, l1o6 Il |
Ten per cent penalty viii be incurred On III
- not paid within twenty days ffon shis dasS +
License must be paid ut oNce 0thsrwi, ths n
three times the amount OF the lioense. e tvo :
prisoament, will be enforced, a - one = =
transact any buxiness without ons. Mnesly "
piled for licanse 10 no protection.
viii sstend at my once. on edstrese. ~ Y
keokak for the time named shove, ~ russfep7
Of the aDove named list
JOAN g. wALKgk D,n64ki
tunezd6tAwit lstDi, A., lst col. blS&
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HetnfnthE THIS tfaln VII leave Reoknk 81 10 II.
They will also issue tickets sood any station
the Road On Train No 4, the ID; any trains
the 4th, and ON Train No on the 5th Of July at
HALF THE USUAL RATES!
The City Ceuncl has made large appropriation citi-
hsse swel.d the amount by liberal consrb1 tous
and immense preparations being made TO cele-
hrste the coming Anniversary Of the Nations in
manner commensurate th glory OF the occasion
GEO. WILLIAMS, sup't.
Jon. GTvfw, Gen Ticket Agt juntas
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&em Aopertisemenfs
FOURTH OF JULY
ExCUR9IoN

In order to give Residents the Line Of the
Des M0iNes Valley Railroad d
An opportunity to participate in the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-19
SALE OF SHEEP.

The Licking County Record no.
tees the sales of sheep that have ia
Ken place the past season in that
county. Twenty eightyearling ewes
brought $3.50 each; thirty five
brougt $500 each; ten $500 each;
eighty brought S400 each; five, $500
eighteen, S220; four $500, and four
$3.50 eachs Twenty-six eve lambs
.broughtia gross $4,000, and thirty
sersn breeding ews, from six to thir.
:. teen yeas old, brought in gross
5000, and nine old ewes were sold fol
S1,oe0 One two-year old buck wa
8 sold for. 50, 800; one, 1900. One.
half interest in yearling brought
1900; one buck i've years old sod
. for 5000; one buck lamb 1000, ant
another 700; while another, yearlins
brought 1000, another $4,000, ant
.anotherS1 600; and SO on, not omit
ting $500 that was paid for single
sAewe.s Sheep are growing decided.
respectable. ,.
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:. FOR n SALE.

MINE tracts of land lying in Mason town
IN ship. Lawrence county, o., one cos
tanning l67 acres, two SO acres each, and six
40 acres each, all heavily timbered, and con-
tsining inexhaustible beds Of coal, limestone,
aHd iron ore. They. all lie within q few
miles of Oakland Ridge Furnace, the villages
Of Marion and Patriot, and distant but ten
miles from -Millersport, on the Ohio river
near these lands, and the country is settled
around them by an enterprising thrifty peo-
pie. The lands are rolling, but rich-not
only as to the soil, but minerals.
Price 800 per acre. Letters addressed to r.
L. Stewart, at Gallipolis, viii receive prompt
attention. ~
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NOTICE.

EoRGE R. Henry is hereby notified
VI that Sarah T. Henry, has on this 18th
day of December, A: D. 1864, filed in the
Court of Common Pleas, within and for the
County of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, petition
against him, charging the said George X.
Henry, with having been guilty of adultery,
with one Sarah Bamli m, and with gross
neglect of duty, in wilfully absenting him
self from the said Sarah, who is averred TO be
his wife. and praying therein for divorce
from her said hushtHd, the said George R.
Henry, and the custody oftheir child.
SARAH F. HENRY.
December %, 1854
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For SALE.

A very desirable farm of 2l4 acres, situated
n in Guyan township, Gallia county, Ohio
about 70 miles from Gallipolis. One hundred
acres clear, 90 acres in meadow, small orchard
of selected fruit, well, and three springs Of
good water; good frame dwelling house nearly
new, good log barn-fences tolerably good
Terms of payment made easy-can be ascer-
tanned by calling at the Journal Office.
Also II acres of fine timber land in the
same township. and about 3 and half miles
from the Ohio river. The timber IS value
ble. and the land we'll adapted for cultiIa-
tion. THOS- AONIGOAEhA
Sent. o. 1861
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$ Fons PsBsEaFisa LrArnkR.-Th

50 EoRs PRESERVING .LEATHER.-Ihe
following articles to-wit: tallow, soap,
,Tosip and MATER mixed and applied
according to directions, viii, accord
ing ! ing to the.sSroe and Lesther Repor,
ter, give to leather great durability,
and make it very soft and pliable.--
The ingredients are prepared thus;
Twenty parts of taliow are melt
ed2iH a.yeesel. three parts of rosin
added, and the two when melted mix
1-ed HeH together. In another vessel
seven parts of good washing soap
are dissolved in seventy parts OF
pure ram water = After it is dissolv
ed and the mass heated, to the boil
ing point, we add the part prepared
before, let 1t boil once more gently,
and the preparation is ready for use.
tits especially. adapted to boots,
harness leather and betting.
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Farm for Sale.

T Offer at public sale, my farm situate nine
miles from Gallipolis, one mile back from
the Ohio river, in Clay township. containing
seventy acres, about fifty clear, cottage hsuse,
good well of water, and good out buildings
Ayoung orchard of 500 trees OF eholee fruit,
in fine glowing condition.
Also coal bank foot vein, open and
worked every day Coal Of excellent quality
Title indisputable. Possession given on the
Ist of March next. For terms, enquire at the
Journal Office, or On the premises of
J. HARVEY.
Sept. %, 1864
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Sept. Is, 1854.
Land for Sale.

The subscribers offer for sale. Section No
i l9, in Township No. 5, (Green TownshiP,l
Of Range No. Is, in Gallia county, Ohio; said
tract is situated on Raeeoc Greek, short
distance above Harrington's Mill, and about
six miles from Gallipolis. The subscriber
will sell the whole, or parcels to suit pur-
chasers. Terms of sale made known on aP-
plication. L. PERRY
Gallipolis, March 3, 1864.
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FOR SALE.

TIVE acres of land, with brick cottage
Il house, stone milk house, and good well
Of water at the door. The ground is enclosed
with good fence and under high state Of
cultivation A large number of fine fruit
trees on the premises. This very desirable
property is situate on the Mill Greek road
within 2 miles of Gallipolis. will be sold
cheap and possession given at any time:
~ X. L. STEW ART.
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For sale,

r OFFER at private sale my property near
/ GalIipolis, containing "A acres OF good
land. 4 good house, stable and other out
buildings, with large number Of choiee
fruit trees, and valuable stone quarry On
the presiises.i Title. perfeet. and possessions
given the lst Of April ,,,
Jan. 5th, ls65.-4ws
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COALl

Those wishing Coal should leave their or
de-s at j. 7 Halliday's Store, or at the lower
end Of the Wharf, and to be successful in
getting your Coal, Greenbacks should accom-
pany the order, or as soon as delivered. as-the
old SLOW has played out.
NcY. i, Ie64-5m W. b. MCCORMICK.
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:fsallefs nepgtalel.t.

ON THE -GULTlNAI1ON9 OTi
,.Q1d FRUIT z g NJ
Farmers and Others who design toi
enrich .-themselyes BY setting out
fruit trees this spring, = should know
that now is the tirneto prepare the
grounas Dig the holes consideraoly
deepes than you would if ready to
plant. Allow the action Of the frost
To- 70 1pulverizc The clay thrown out.
Haaleblp- manure or well rotted
manure to each hole. and have it
feady to mix With the earth You in
tend filing up with, ~
Now as to the kind OF fruit. Do
yen want .dRarfs or standards? On q
small lot dwarfs are the most suita-
bic. For large orchard of course
standards would be preferred. Many
persons suppose dwarf trees bear
smallEuit Such is not the case.
The tree only is dwarfed but this
has no effect on the fruit. Indeed il
improves the size and quality of the
fruit. The dwarfng is occasioned
wholly by the stock. Thus the apple
lis grated on the .Doucian or Para
sdise stock. Pears on tie Anglers
Ounce, Cherry on the Mahaleb,
.Peeches on the plum. Dwarf trees
come. into bearing much sooner
than standards Three years will
generally produce fruit ifrghtly cul-
tivated.: by this term we mean
worked-as good farmers work their
corn. 1t is lost labor and money to
plant tree and then allow it to shift
for itself The ground must be
kept clean, and loose, so that the
roots have room to run. Nature
preserves a balance in all her works.
If5on wish a finely developed tree,
you must allow room for the exten-
sion of the roots also.
uitimproves by cultivation and
in fact may be said to be in a great
measure of artificial growth.
Pruning IS another requisite that
very few seem to understand. Some
want their.trees trimmed up so as to
allow the plough team to pass under
them. This is bad policy. The
fruit is difficult to gather. The tree
is liable to be blown down by high
wind, after it has come into full bear
ing. The trunk becomes exposed to
the intense heat of summer, causing
the blight which Is often SO destruc-
Tive, or the warmth of the sun in
Spring causes the sap to rise, and BY
alternate freezing and thaNing the
bark becomes cracked and soon de
Gays. inviting the pi esence Of the
borer, that soon destroys the tree
All these things are avoided BY
heading your trees low.
a. Another thing to be observed ii
purchasing trees is to select sucl
kinds as have proven well adapted t.
this section of country Because tn,
Northern Spy is choice apple il
New York is no reason it should
prove so in Southern Ohio The
Russet and Rome Beauty seem tc
bear better in this latitude than any
yet cultivated. Pryer's red, ant
Bellfower do we'll. 1t is not tn,
geeat variety yop need, but the va
riety that suits your land and climate
Now reader, If you design planting
even six trees next Spring, do il ,celI
syA few years will pass and you vii
berewarded fer your labor. Plan
them in careless manner, and it i
not only lost labor, but a sourc
-
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Undertaking
ALL IT'S BRANCHES

IN ALL IT'S BRANCHES
Given particular attention. We ar. prepared
to eclipse all other establishments in the
place. Our hearse is unegualled, and our
Terra Gotta Caskets. Burial Cases, and Metal
lie Burial Cases of thi fery best manufacture.
Having prepared ourselves for embalming
the dead, bodies en- lie preserved BY cur
process, in these cases, without any percePt
ible change. Ample time, therefore, is given
relatives to again behold the features Of their
departed friends. What is claimed by our
facilities. is the preservation of the body from
decay so long as may be needful to meet the
necessities occasioned by the event Of death
from home, or to satisfy the longings Of alb
sent friends. This ordinarily, is all that even
affection can desire. but much mOre is claimed.
Bodies, in many instances, are preserved for
years. Our facilities protect from intrusion,
fran, intermingling with the earth, from
water and from vermin, and therefore, may,
at anytime. be removed from one burial place
to another, no smell escaping to render it un-
pleasant 10 friends. tr.s
An assortment of Cherry and Walnut Cof-
fins always on hands. Persons coming from
the country for collins. can always have them
upon short notice. Fine hearses and quiet
horses ALWAYS ready for attending funerals.
JAS. S. A. & r SKEES
Gallipolis, O.. Feb. 4. 1864.
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FOR SALE.

nNE hundred and twenty-five acres Of
" land, on the river, three miles below
GaIlipolis. About sixty five acres cleared
balance timber. There is on the premises a
small dwelling house. smoke house, out
houses, celler, and cistern. Also q good log
barn. all new, and tolerably good fruit
- - A A N.LASLEY
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Coal Goals lCoal.!!.

yEHE undersigned has on band at the M
per end OF the Wharf at Gnllipons. I'M
mediately above the U. ). Wharf boats a
large supply of superior coal, which ne Will
deliver promptly to purchasers 81 reasonable
rates, for cash.
Orders left at his residence on Third stree
will be punctually filled.
rr JONATHAN HAMILTON.
Ian. 7. lS64-tf
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For Sale.

40 acres Of land on the Ohio river. u
I4U miles below Gailipolis, having q 'front.'
on the river Of from half to three fourths OF q
mile and good steamboat landing. At tae
terminus OF the Chiilicothe road ON the ONO
and junction of the Chillicothe and Gallipoiis
an Portsmouth roads; afordiug 10 an enter
urisinr man who wishes to engage IN the
produce, lumber, for mercantile business, as
desirable q situation as any on the river
About fifty or sixty acres are in cultivation,
and would - glad if any one desirous OF
purchasing would see the fall crop. Payment
will be made easy. Terms will be made
known on application to = Z
- ]. SHALLCROSS.
Gallipolis, Ohio,
Or 10 Isaac Jeffers. on the premises. -.
Iwlll likewise sell from eighty to one hun,
dred acres of land, on the South. west aide o.
the KanaEha river Va. about half mile non
It's mouth. At present rented to Mr.. a. Dean
Both tracts, have coal in them and both ar
situated in the oil region. :,
For terms which win be made easy, apply
= 'A-O'e : ]. sHALLcRoSS.
Gallipolis Ohio.
Ian 10 ls65.-tf
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WANTED

THE subscriber will pay the highest price
for Red and White Bevus, Potatoes,
Flax Seed, Green and dried Apples, and all
kinds Of country produce.
pHighest price paid for Rags, Sorghum
Molasses, Hides and Tallow.
Will be found for the present at the Ware
house Of E. Deletombe.
cHAs. MACK.
!, Get. II, 1854 ,s-r
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SUndcrIes.

NTASON'S, Bunlett's, and Buffers Shoe
Nl Blacking. Brushes and Brooms. Bed
Cord and Cordage, Buckets, Tubs, and Wash
boards, Clothes, Murket, and Hickory Baskets,
Powder, Caps, and Lead, with a general as
sortment Of goods in our line, "always on
hand" Call at the City Grocery, corner Of
Court and Third streets.
Ds FORD BRO.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
'HILApELPHIA, PA.

PHILADELPHIA, PA.
DISEASES of the Nereous, Seminal
~ Urinary and Sexual systems-new and
reliable treaiment-in reports Of the HOW
ARD ASS0CIATI0N-sent by mail II
sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge. Ad
dress, DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHToN, How
ard Association, No. 2, South Ninth Street
Philadelphia, Pa. ..-..
July II, 1864
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July J. 1854
Mrs. T. HOWELL,

HAS just returned from the City with :
II large and extensive stock OF Millinery
Goods. consisting of BOnnsts, Ladies and
Misses Hats Of the latest styles, klooons.
Flowers, Feathers, Ruches and Trimmings OF
all kinds. also, fine assortment of CtoakS,
Chesterfield Circulars and Saeques, w9icn
shs offers for sale at her new Stole on toeII :,I
street. next door to j. T. Halliday. She Will
be bapny 10 see her customers and every one
else Who wishes TO examine her goods.
- : = JANE HOWELL.
Nov. 4. 1854.
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Private Sale OfPublic Lots
adjoining GallipOIIs.

have laid of number of lots, on that por.
tion of my farm lying between the U. 8 Hos.
pital. and the Ohio river, south Of the Mill
Greek road Those lots are eligibly situated
for building purposes, and will be sold on
very easy terms. A plan ofthem may be seen
at my store in Gallipolis, and all necessary
infornation given those wishing to purchase.
s. BARLOW.
Dec. -, le64.-tf a-