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THg FIRg CoMMIssIosERs.-1'he Committee
consisting Of Mcssrr Pincknsy and Brown, appointed
TO make tour of inspection through other cites ard
to vsi, their different manufactures LEI. here this
morning and viii most probably be abssnt two weeks.
A communication received By the Board fror the
Board OF Engineers and foreman Of the old Depart
mont. asking permission to hold meeting In Fire.
mans HAL. tomorrow FridSy evening. which was
granted. A meeting OF the Commissioners was held
yesterday afternoon bu. business Of public interest
WA transacted.
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Advertisement.
WINES POR SUMMER Use.

Lonr~or;hs Sparkling Ca,awbe
Lsforestaer Fills Champape, very light dry md ruty
Clsrets. Hocks and Rhine Wines, oil grades
Century Cigars" made from new Ameriesn Loa u
ose.ed in composition with the best Havanas. .
FREDERIC ;. CoIzEsa. No. 70 Warren e., New orA.
and ave. two doors from WilArds W ssnngoi
ID. G.
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IAfxertlsernr,lt

FIgEwoRKs.-Orders for public or private cis'
pays nr the cs demand should be rscsiyed at once
II n.a, at ia. Excel.ior firework Depot
Fuxsros ScouELp. No. 9Deyss, Sew-sork-
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Bills Of the folowngn for supplies for Now Court

Which referred TO the speCia Committee on New
ecurt- Hoose-
Bill Of J. Barnard and Sons amounting to s35 H. for
hsl for County OficeS
Which wss referred to the Special Committee on Fuel
Bill Of Ewes Herbert amounting TO $50 FOR cleaning Tax
ohoe
Which referred e the Committee on Annual Taxes.
Bill Of TD bsnck Sors amounting to to2 50, for fur
allure for Civil Court rooms.
Which referred 20 the Committee Civil Courts.
Bill Of Manhattan Gss-Lisht Company snounngto $62 7S
Or gas ior County Jsi.
Which referred TO the Committee County Officers.
Bill Of james Crawford amounting 2s ~ fo repairs to
0d Harlem Brldxe.
Which referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes
Bills Of the following for printing stationery kc for
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
beard Of Supervisors.

Beard Of Supervisors.
STATED SKssIox-Tucsdsy June n, 1865,
mPuoxr.t 2 O'Clock y. N \
Tbs Board mst pursuant to sdornmsnt In their Chamber
10. II City Hall
Present-wism NJ Tweed, ESQ., President, in tho chair
nd the following members:
Supervisors Brggs Davis Ely Fox Purdy, Roche Shook
hpith, Stewart and Wiimann-i
The minutes Of the meeting held June 3 were read and %.
proved
PETITIONS
Petitions Of the following named for correction were pro-
Snted
John Kent administrator Of the OF John Hsrrison
Charles Rossnsedt
William @. Allison.
james NJ. Thompson
Which referred to the Committee on Annual Taxes
Petition OF the ohcers Of the Sixynn.h Regiment for
ssirs o tho armory Of that egiment
(which referred the Special Committee on Armores
nd DrslroomL
Clerk.
Which referred 10 the Special Committee salaries
INVITATION.
An invitation was received TO attend the celebration at sm
emy Hall by the Tsmmany Society, the evening Of the
ssni,srsary u our National independence
Which wss accepted
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fAtvprtisement-l l

Advert senentI
VICTORIA, Queen Of England, and EUdA sTs'
mpres, France with oxce portrait. and brief ska ,che'
o. dsn gushed ladies' in JULY Double No. PIE Eso
LopoAl JOURNAL Only 20 cents by frrt post
Fowler 4 wrILl, No. $50 Broadway, My.
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Advertisement.
TURKISH BATHS, No. l3 LAIGHT-sr. Hours
-G.ntemen sto Q 4 m. and to 9 p Ladies' q n 10
/ D. "a. Greatest Of Luxures" Try one.
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TAiy-rtjseuspt.] !

JErrgRs, No. 573 Broadway, has REDUCED hi
iruIn this date. Jrvxna No. SO Brosdwsy.
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| Tuesday night last pennis HiDchen accompanied
Elizabeth Martin into hs low den No III Centre-ss,
and while there 30 was robbed OF 500 In Treasury
notes. Yesterday Officer Woodbridge OF the S1rh re
cinot arrested her and sho was committed byyJast.ce
Hogan for trial The complainant was cent to TINS
IoSse Of Detention as witness. Mono Of the stolen
money rss recovered.
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ADVERTISEMENT
NusKETo NETS and
PATENT PORTABLE CAroPrEA
T.. l.. l. J. Is. kYiIY, No. $50 Broadway
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IAiYrrtiaeuent.l

CHEAP GAITgRs.-A very excellent Summer
Gator for LADIES' s selling singly cheap CAsTsELL
No Bl3 broadway III. stock Of this weknoEn establish
shment eubrscs. variety Of feeteoverns particular at
tentior being paid 10 tie wants Of Children
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$3.50 %
LAW Orprcrs or L. p. sHypARD, No. i67 BnoApSAI'
IN" NFw YOGK. June l5 1863.
IT. IN, BOARD of Superiscr Of the Guy and County "eU
lork. ,,-- 49,. .a,.I.d hv the
, tbuna II the country, that tned ssteS sec
10 ~ ,s1abe py State local authority transmit peie
b ON behalf Of the Importers and ITaneh In,unnue %
~ ,ts I'm for the amount OF taxes illegally coiiee W s
~ r. YER. 1863 and 1884 aud demand payment oi tho s"o
Very truly your oDe'''"' W. ELLIOTT F. SHEPARD.
with was referred 10 the Committee on AnhuAA
RESOLUTIONS.
c.o-,;.o, PunpY pr,seLted the following: =. ,
e,,d Thai iu pursuance OF chapter oOI seciloh 70
~. of ia this Board will meet 70 then hspei' ~"
asrt beng the first Monday N July, Ut IL cocA NJ
M nn,no.e of fecei, ing from the Tax Commissioners le
1sx-books % lst3
Which adopted. 80, ..no,wir..
Esi,ed Tbst The Comptroller report "a t boaa
bs in.rted the TAI yLovy OF l"O9 by he ssa
,r. r M ayment Of the increased salaries OF tbe
lhe Suprene Court who held Office In th. year io,y
the nnnes OF all said Judges residing IN TIN JUDICIAL
Which adopted -, ..u..~,.x.
Supervisor PuEDY presented the foiowing' a,..,.A
ssoIred That the Comptroller be and he HEREBY
10 nav the salary OF Allan MoKsschne M an ~
Conr of Common Pleas the hrs day oil January
tbst be Day the to widow Of the SAID AAn
| ME. .
Afrmative-Supervisors Briggs, Davis Ev' IVA iuSJ'
| Roche, Smith. Tweed and WillDanD-a
| Negative supevisof St~waIt-i.
| Supervisor Iii presented ths following.
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Rorsea, Carriages, &r.

COR SALE-An elegant COUPE, nearly new,
made to order for lady by OF the best city mskers;
upholstered with crimson satin, with slip lining.
Shsns and Pole all in complete ordor Cost 200 Can be
seen al No. East Nineteentnst between Irving and
Third ave- Inauirc Of Mr.. WALDRON.
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TALbOT'e Gov.

PrrR APPLE CIDER--Dr. TALBOT's Gov.
cnyrHArrp MsprcAL PrsEAPpnn CrpEa will you II
Won are sk and II you well will preven. sickness See
long Advertisement In WrEKLr TRIBrsE ton Arrh ~ to
Nav a. 1855 inclusive Send for Circular. Ono
Die bottis Ly mail receipt Of DC 70 pay postage
b. 7. BABBITr Nos "a to - WsshLigson-st, N I.
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MORE DRINKING SALOON AMUsEMENTs-
ATTEMPTED FRATRIcIDR Late on Tuesday nigh'
Daniel and Thomas OBren brothers quarreied IN the
saloon No go Cherry-st.. and Thomas stabbed his
brother in the back nficting slight wound. He then
fed and has yet been arrested. The wounded man
was taken to his residence No 224 Chery-st, oy the
Seventh Precinct Police and his wound dresseo
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professional Notices.

VHARLES d. HAMMOND, formerly Pro.
~ so Of Special Anatomy and Surgery in the syr.cass
Medical College n T. Office Il East 2.thst Consultations
froin to TO- 10 and O. SPECIALT1ES: Diseases q
Nsrvons Seminal, Urinary, snd Cataneoas sys;eme
~ BStc'ures which have been treated ry Csutezsno,
Cutting Rspdy Dlaing OTsrations- not undertaken
nISEASES of the Throat, Lungs and Heart
IL DiphtheriA Asthma Gc--specshy treated by DE- H. !
PHILLIPS. Ohice hours. 70 O'Clock, and to p. -
Treatise mailed for so cents. No. al fourhsye.
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the Treatment Of
Diseases the Pelvic Viscere under the Of ED
H. DIXON Editor The Sclpel Structure, Piles verice
Hernia and Ftu Eve-y Of eture admits Of
radical Gnd in deys and often a. mme
date one BY Dr. Ds new instrument, the Ureti1otomA
designed expressly to modify M synes operation In =
the eresd affections the cure guar
sn,e~d If the case undertaken. Ofce hours ffcn to
daily and to 8 EVENING" at No. a Fifh ave.
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lasz. ..c -iMs-..-.-----.-.------H---.
0tT; eer, 800 tuns, e7 stove. 1900 sunA " 2o0
"a 25; nut I, 500 tuna Is 50.

LARGE SALE OF SCRANTON COAL.-The Della
ware, Lackawanns and Western Railroad Company
held their twenty seventh monthly sale on wedneS'
day morning at the ofce Of the Company, No. % WIZ
liam-st Twenty five thousand tuns Of coal OF the
yarions sizes were offered for sale through John IL
Draper Co.. tuc.oneers; the terms OF Sale being oo
cents per tun In banksble money aud the remainder
within 10 days the coal TO be sold to the hghes' piu
der very large number OF the trade were present,
and bidding proere ssed rapidly. Lump brought from
sc Is to So s Crate 81 rs TO Sc So and the others IN
proportion
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EXTENSIVE SALE OF PITTsToN CoAL.-Th'

EXTENSIVE SALE OF fITTsTON CoAL'-iho
Pennsylvania Coal Company. through Burdstt, Jonas b
Co.. sold at the Exchange Saesrooms yesterday morn
ing coo tuns Of Pttson coal The terms Of sale were
50 cents per tun city bankabe funds to DO paid when
the coal Is purchased and the balance within ten DAYS
of six cents per tun There was large attendance OF
merchants, and the bidding was quite lively. prices
being o. follows: Lump. $500 tuns 30 30eso %;
steamboat 400 tuns, o. 7si grate 2S0o tuns 70 %
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE. Law, of the

NIbPli6TED tONFADtH|B. -OIICeI I'D ", vi sIIc
Essex Market Police Court, yesterday arrested Mrs.
Helen GratIen OF No. 70 Wcst Houson-st on The con'
psiut of Herman Hanson Of SO. l04 forsythst. late
Captain In the Union arr,y He states that Lie v1t
his egmeIt In front OF Petersburg Va, the ltA tf
Marc last be sent the accu9cd by Adams Express
Company. $40 directing her - place it to his credit
in Savings bank, and ret1 the book until he errveo
in this CITY. She wrote him that she had dono ms be
desired On he 18th inst ne rosarned .. this CITY and
on calling upoa the accused found that she rad epens
the greater portion Of the money, instead OF aciDg II
in the bauk as he had desired. She handed him sSo
stating that was all she had lett Justice SnsDdley CON-
rni,.ed her for raInina non.
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DUETON or CABRIOLET WANTED
/ Must bs nearly rev. Addrs" c. A., Tribune Office.
prieA.
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An OLD DoDoE REyIvEp.-A well-dressed

An OLD DoDGE REvIvED.-A well.dresset
yorng msn on Tuesday afternoon called at tue resi-.
dencs of Police Surgeon L. II. Kmbark No. l65 East
sbsesl tnas no had casd to pay bill Of seO for Mr..
Smith for medical Attendance, at the same time tender'
ing check for $lCo and requesting tho balance cue
after 3educting the bill. The sdy hesitatsd Lomens
when ne stated that be going Of tcwu the fe'
lowing day AID wanted 20 pay tho bull before leaving
She ieohned. however to receive the check, and ne
ef Ii is needless add that the check forgery
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IAdverlsoment.l |
FLAGS

lAdverisenent
FLAGS
AND BusrfSo.
q. l.. a J. b. KSrTr.
No. 3s9 Broadway.
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Proposals.
o.-,c. coxx,s..ny oy supslsrsscs,

No BRIDsSsr., NEw-foRK Jgne ~ iScy; IN
CEALED PROPOSALS in DUPLiChiEw, W.
be received BY the undersigned at this oloe until, c t9
n m of MONDAY, the 81 of July. loo ior i.m'nyy anay
FIRE sH BEEF for three months from the 9TH Of 1uy ~.
in such quantities may be required from day 10 oay'a
Hamilton md Lafayette, n l. II. 81, If. ;.L 49,
The flesh bee 4, be Of good marketable quality win us
promotions fore and hind quarter meat tnecks snshA "a
tIuey alow be excuded and furnished IN sucn qua
ties aud times as may be required at che erpen's @ m< e'~
tractor To
printed copy OF this advertisement must De attached =.
each proposal with the names OF two veiitibr
tiss In are thousand dIs each and the proposals mus,
snec6c In complying precisely with al tnc To- rms nen
contracts are to be made with adequate bonds WITHIN ~
dsvs are notified o the acceptance OF t.r pat
h uree being ready respond in a, this ocef
rnedately after being nothed. .,,.,
No bid will be entertained that u not mace oy
hn,cb.r VINO must state his present ace oi business
The Government reserves the rgh 20 tee' any oiu
seems unreasonable or dsadvantaseoa- 20 ". .,., h.
Payents TO made in such funds Us may DC iurhshe@ "
the Cl.Ited States. .,.,, = prprrp csr,.n = q
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Or oss5 ,ata.e for the same as tSe Of
sAe metropolitan Fine department. nay rom ,.s 20 IN =,
deem necessary OF psgef n; w. genera s % a b"iaiS.
accommodations for any purpose ooHDee'eo Will u" -"
s'n'' Of the Dspsi'loc,D e 'GloDfREY oUyTHEa Mayor
MATTHTW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
c. {. PISCKNEY: -,
Comniis s.iorer Metropolitan Fire Department
commi'.ioni r Metropolitan Fire Department,
JANIS ". BOOTd.
MAKTIN Il. BROWN,
Commissioner Metropolitan Fire Department
BoGyd # Lstiuate
Rrv Yoxx June a. 1858
Which referred 10 the Committee on Annusl is~os'
BoAnD or EsrIMATz THE
METROPOLITAN FIRE DErARTAzsr,
SKy York June p, 1863 }
70 "a. Honorable the Boerd Qf Supe,rr'o' Of ne C0""'g Of
We herewith transmit the estimate Of appropriation f9r the
one thousand s eisht snn sna h Fir ps
1ct and es,sbhsh fHs Department ibEei" ps'e' a'H
The required for the metropolitan Fre Department for
As 1866. per estimate herewith ransmtted bcinS
osvsn hundred and fifty thousand ti1O,OuOl dolaTs
Your obsdient servsnts.
mArrGs% e SS9FsEf Il BhhSSkS sSSEEa dop4slsI MSIlsr
G. {. PINCKNEY.
c'nmi''ioseF = W. M'iIsRSli''" FgRSs Fire Department
commi''ioqsf ,ss Msi'Syolsn M ,oTf Eirs Department
Comnnsssiorrr Metropolitan Fre Department.
MARTIN b. BROWN,
Board OF Estimate.
aSuArB APPRoPEIATioS THE METhoPJLiTAs FIRE
App.y.tu. new .'................... s5Ooo0 90
Inrnrat1, reDsrs 30.O0O %
3O,OjO OC
"a. and gss 6xtpres ................... 1890 Ot
8ouses repairs and alterations to........ 2OOO0 VI
8sr.e, puTcbs,. of .................. 600 0t
A0,e, ie-d for .................... 1900 VI
Hstns.s purchase of aud Alterations 400 "
Hotse.bo.,ns 800 u
Eo.e nev........... ,..,............... Is 900 "
tsnis $3.50 q
yelsnos-CommtslDntIss.s .s....s pinlW w
ealsres-Secreiary, Clerks, Messep-
gefs and 1erdneD. ................. ZsUo 70
ealsies-Teegraph Operstors......... 5000 90
oaluos-Belringers... ........... 1850 w
oHisxss-Ghtsf and Assistant knzi-
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NME. DEMOREST's exquisite TOILET
WI PRTPARATIONS.-Ll Bloom and Roseae bsce@
for whitening ing aud Improving the c19psaS9I aS H
ing Cream for dressing aud beantiyns ts n S ~ ali drns
sists Sent post free receipt Of price NINE DE"S
kESrS Emporium Of sshiOns. No. 4J oroao"ay
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Gtationerp asro famrp GOODS.

E1ARD g. BROTHERS Established 1545t
ID GOLD PENS,
PEN AND PENCIL CASES. Also msnnfacturere Of BARD
WILSON'S PATENT ANGULAR NIB GOLD PENA
JAMES. d. BARD, Agent, No ~ Maidea-ane NewYorA
Eopoin.ing, SO cents. Send for circular
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printlng.

WIN. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 Fulton.
w s.-STEAM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL NAN
UFACTuRERS
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O.--, .l-.,..< -, fIyDW0 O0
VI snch substitutes for the the Commissioner. OF
the MeuoPcntan Fire Department may from time TO time
deem necerssy or proper for the general good Of
the suar under their Jurisdiction and 10 additional
accommodations any purpose connected with hs d.
msnds Of the Department ~ ~ w
G. GODFREY GUNTHER Mayor
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN Comptroilsr.
G. c. HIECnNEY
Commissoner Metropolitan Fire Department.
/. w. ENGS,
Cemmi.sionsr Metropolitan Fire Department.
JAMES w. BOOTH,
Cominissioner Metropolitan Fire Department.
MARTIN Is. GROWN
Commissioner Metre poitsn Fire Department,
II
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-05
WHY SHOULD ANY MAN
SWEARt

/ can conceive o no reason why
he should, but ten reasons why he
should not.
lit is mean-A man of high
moral standing would almost as soor
steal sheep as swear.
Pitts vulgar-altogether to low
for a decent man.
st is cowardly-implying fear
either of not being believed or obey
ed,
4-Itis Observation-Disclosures
man according to Webster is a gen
tIeman,-well bred refined. Such
a one will no more swear, than 60
into the street to throw mud with a
loafer.
st is ndecent-o ffehsive to del
icacy and extremely unfit to human
ears,
cit is foolish-Want of decency
is want of sense-Pope.
1T is abusive-to the mind
which conceivCs the oath to tongue
which utters it and to the person tC
whom it is aimed.
Sit is yenomous-showing {
mans heart to be nest of yipers,
and every time he swears one of then
sticks out his head.
9-It is contemptibie-forfeiting
the respect ofall the wise and gooC
--10It is wicked-violating th'
divine law, and provoking The dis
pleasure of Him who will not holC
him guiltless who takes His name II
vain.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-05

THg PRtsoNERs PEN AT MILLRs-
This place is five miles above MilIen
Junction, space of ground some
three hundred feet square. enclosed
By ssockade without any covering
whatsoever was the hole where thous
ands of our brave soldiers have been
confined for many months past. Elk
posed to heavy dews. the biting frosts
the pelting rain, without so much as
a board or tent even, to protect
those poor naked fellows, who were
almost always robbed of their cloth
ing when csptured Some of them
had adopted wretched alternative
and dug holes in the ground, into
which they crept at times. What
wonder that we found the evidence
that seven hundred and fifty had died
here
From what misery did death release
themi l can realize it all now, as /
could not even when listening to the
stories of prisoners who had fed
from this hell; escaped the devils
in hot pursuit; foiled the keen scent
of the track-hounds put upon the
path. Here is the uselessly cruel
pen where my brothers have been
tortured with exposure and starva-
tien. God certainly will visit the
authors of all this crime with his
terrible lightning JEFF Davis knew
that the Northern people would see
the condition o: the victims of Belle
Island. How fearful must be the
treatment of those who are removed
far from the hope of exchange.
You at the North may not feel the
necessity of retaliation; and may
continue to cloth warmly, feed plen.
tifully, and comfortably house the
rebel prisoners, who are happier far
than if free with their commands,
but you must not expect those who
may endure these agonies, to feel oil
act with the same extravaganza OF
generosity.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-05

Meantime Susan's husband has
risen to competence. He owns a
large steam mill for planning, and will,
before ten years, be quite q rich man
Always having been prominent in the
lyceun, and having taken an active
part in town affairs, it is in contem-
plation to send him to Congress if he
will consent to serve.
Not long ago Esther, of her own
accord, during sn afternoon visit to
Susan, alluded to her past folly.
All! she said, you were right, and /
was wrong, / often think of the re-
mark you made, when we were both
girls, that in choosing a husband a
woman should look to worth not
wealth, to the man not to the pursuit.
My little daughter. if ever she mar
ries, shall have my consent to wed a
mechanic quite as readily as pro-
fessional man; If the character is
right, and the prospect in life fair,
shall not draw foolish and exploded
distinctions.
And, reader, she is right.
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Notice.

Menager. V. Polly Ryan, alias Polly
Greenwood and Alexander Greenwood
Court of Common Pleas for Gallia county,
Ohio. Petition in Dover:
OSEPHTE P. Boisvort, alias Josephte P.
,B Greenwood, of Canada, will take notice
that ON the l4th day of June, 1864. at the
June tern of said Court, she was made a
party defendant to the aforesaid Petition then
pending before said Court, wherein the said
Margaret Menager petitions for an assignment
of Dowerin the following premises, to wit
Lot No sixty-two (62.) and the north 'wesi
half of the south west half of Lot number
seventy one (7l) the premises above described
being situate in the incorporated village OF
Gallipolis. in the county of Gallia and State
of Ohio, and unless she appear, plead, an
swer or demur to said petition according to
law, the same will be taken of confessed
against her.
MARGARET MENAGER.
O. J. J.MENAeER. Pltffs Atty.
Nov. 28, I664.-6w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-05

Nsw YORK, Dec. 2S.-The Savan-
nah Republican, of the Dist, says:
By the fortunes of war we to- day
pass under the authority of the Fed
eral military forces. The evacua-
ton has left the city gates open, and
Sherman, with his army will, no
doubt; to-day take possession. We
desire to counsel obedience and all
proper respect on the part of our
citizens, and to express the belief
that their property and persons will
be respected by our military rulers
The fear that General Sherman
will repeat the Atlanta expulsion
order, we think, Is without founda-
ton. Then, he could not supply
food for the citizens and army. in
our case, food can abundantly be
supplied for the army and citizens,
1t behooves all to keep within their
houses until General Sherman can
organize the Provost Marshal sys.
TEN. Let our conduct be such as to
win the admiration of a magnani-
nous foe, and give no ground for
complaint or harsh treatment on the
part of him who may, for an indef-
mite period, hold possession OF ouI
city.
The Herald's correspondence says
the rebel Commodore Hunter has
gone up the Savannah River with q
couple oflight draught gunboats.
Wheeler's cavalry, Hardee's in
fantry, and Hunters fleet, combined
are the several obstructioas to Sher
mans march on Augusta by water.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-01-05
Administrators Sale Of
Real Estate.

IN pursuance of IN order issuing out of the
Probate Court, of Gallia county to me d.
rected, as Administrator of Samuel Hum
nhreys deceased, late of Gallia county,
win offer at public sale on the premises, in
the Incorporated village OF Gallipolis Ohio, on
T,;osday the 10th, day of January, 1865, the
toIlowii;s described real estate, late the
my Nv Of said Samuel Humphreys to-wit:
prSPe p%sa sou.h east half of village lot No, BAL
,..-ne ne b~oJred HU I'd forty cae) The North
1art Ha.t half Of village lot BAL. (thrse hundred
and forty one) said lots, front on fine S@ee''
and the line dividing said lot' mo tWo
equal halves near from said Pine STest 70
the rear of said lot.
Also the Soath west half or end of village
lot No. 342 (three hundred and forty-two)
The line dividing said lot No. 342,., into
halves runs from fourth street to the line di-
yidIng lots, 34l, and 342, all which are situ-
ated in the Incorporated village of Gallipolis
in the County of Gallia, and State of Ohio.
Appraised at 1875, $500, S400, respectively.
One third of purchase money in hand, bal
auce in two equal payments, one in 6 months,
and the other in IL months, with interest
from date of sale. Deferred payments to be
secured by mortgage, on the premises.
Sale to commence at o'clock, OF said day
80 ~ JOHN WILLIAMS, 81
Administrator.
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