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Sheriff. Sale.

Sherih's Sale.
State of Kansas. So
Doniphsn County. o.
In the District Court for Doniphan County
State of Kansas.
z. G Baird, I Plaintiff.
vs.
s. L Jennings l.
Margaret Jennings, Defendants.
NOTICE is hereby given, that will. on the
~ 18th day Of November, A. D. 1866. be-
tween the hours of one ~ and four a.
O'Clock P. NJ, of said day, at the Court House
dour, in Troy, in Doniphan County, State Of
Kansas, offer for sale, At psblic auction, for
cash. the following described real estate. to
wits Lot twelve, (la) in Block thirty one. (3l)
in White Cloud, Doniphan County, Kansas
Taken As the property of s. L. and Margaret
Jennings. and offered for sale to satisfy Ger
tain judgment and costs, now Of record. in the
Distiict Court for Doniphan County. State Of
Kansas, wherein E. G. Baird is plaintiff, and
s. L. Jennings and Margaret Jennings are de-
PENDANTS.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of 0cto
Der, A. d. 1866. E. G. CRABB,
Sheriff of Doniphan County, Kansas.
By !. PowEas, JR., Under Sheriff.
October ls, 1861. Prs fee, So.
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THAT IS
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29
Number e.
Msxico.

Mexican intelligence is, a. usual,
varied and interesting. although un-
satisfactory and contradictory. Our
Washington special represents that
Sherman has gone to superintend an
election for President and members
Of Congress, which it has been said
Juarez Will order rs soon as the
French have withdrawn. Sherman
will then be ready to sustain, with
such troops as may be available, the
Government which viii thus be or
ganized. This story may or may net
be true, but our Washington ceres
pondent says it is from The highest
authority.
There seems to be difference of
opinien among the Presidents sup
porters as to whether it is the design
Of the Administration, in this Mexi-
can dank movement, to embrOil as
in . squsbble with France or not
That would possibly be considered,
even by those most anxious for some
foreign difficulty, as carrying the
joke too far. But if our Interference
should commence before the French
troops are fairly out Of the country,
it would doubtless be resented By
Napoleon rs a useless and vexatious
insult.
The truth is, the administration
should do nothing but keep the peace
and maintain existing treaues. Con-
gress, representing the sovereign
people, will, when 1t meets, deter
mine If anything more Is to be done.
--CiR. Gazette.
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Odds and Ends.

There are six thousand eolored
men in New York State who vote un-
der the property qualification clause
of the constitution.
The sieve through which the man
strained every nerve is fer sale at
less than first cost.
"I go through my work." IS the
needle said to the idle boy. "But
not til ysu are hard pushed" as the
idle boy said to the needle.
A drunksrd upon hearing that the
earth was round, said that accounted
for his rolling about so much.
A dandy being told that he would
soon have to wear wig, rs be was
getting gray, exclaimed, Indignantly,
"Ne, sir, I'll dye first"
The recent marriage Of Mr. Day
with Miss Field presents this singu-
lar anomaly, that although be gained
the .feid she won the day.
Brigham Young's daughter, Fannie,
being strongly urged to accept a vul-
gar traction Of the hand and heart
of one of her fathers friends, agreed
to the arrangement on condition that
she should have as many husbands
as the gentleman had wives. The
suit was Withdrawn.
1t is not generally known that the
eldest daughter of the lste General
Scott died broken-h hearted in q
French convent, because her father
would not give his consent to her
marriage with Q young French noble.
man and officer.
The late Tom Coruin was raised 4
farmer, and is said to have been 9
WAGNER in 1912. On his return
from Mexico, with his naturally dark
skin considerably bronzed, he was
introduced to an English gentleman
as an "Ohioan. The Englishman
shook him by the hand and inquired
" whether his tribe were at peace
with the whites ~
al slways think" said a reverend
guest, "thst a certain quantity OF
wine does = man no harm after =
good dinner" ?" ''Oh, no, sir" ra-
Piled the host, it is the uncertain
quantity that does the mischief"
A verdant dad out West described
a new baby he had procured, as "a
queer little thing, with a speck of 4
nose like a wart, head as bald as .
squash, and no place to hitch 3
waterfall, a mouth just suited to
come to the gum game and chew
milk"
II four cats with sixteen legs can
catch fourteen rats with forty-t8o
legs. while an cid woman with 4
quick tongue is saying Jack Robin
son, how many legs must eight rats
have to get away from the same num-
ber Of cats, while the old lady is
sneezing "hiss cat," due allowance
being made for tare and .ret?
The best tosst Of tho season was,
We think, given by printer, viz
" Woman-the fairest work Of All
creation. The edition is large, and
no man should be without . copy
But no man should steal bic neigh
bsr's copy.
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nT The Portsmouth Republican,

~ The Portsmouth Republican,
in along article showing where their
merchants advertise, says;
There are no Portsmouth adver-
tisements in the Gallipolis papers,
the Journal and Dispatch, nor in the
Middlepert Gazette, published ut
Middleport in Meigs county"
Yes; and where there are no ad-
vertisements there is but very little,
if any, trade obtained by your mer-
chants. The business men of both
Portsmouth and Gsllipolis would
consult their interests by aavertis-
ing in this paper. as would those Of
many other pisces. As q general
rule, in this fast age, trade cannot
be had without the asking, and as .
consequence any one who courts sue
cess must keep his bn.ines contInu-
ally before the public.-Aiadlsporr
Gdzsff,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-11-29

% Judge Msgrath, Of South Car
ollna, having accepted the situation
and urged upon his fellow citizens
the adoption of the Constitutional
Amendment, finds that in the esti-
nation of his Southern friends be
has committed the sin unpardonsble,
and is heartily abused by the unre-
pentant rebel press. The Memphis
Avalanch says of him that, after he
was imprisoned,
''He then began to act the baby
of girl He begged Ter quarter.
He implored release. He protested
that he had done nothing. He asked
them to point wherein he had ever
damaged the United States. He
blubbered, he whined, and he moan
ed. Finally, spiteful of the better
fortune of other men who had es-
capped Imprisonment, or had been re-
leased, he compared their cases to
his own, and asked. why they were
permitted to escape whilst he re-
mained in prissn. 'You have let
other fellows out who did more than
| did, and don't see why you should
keep poor me here He wrote . let.
ter to that effect, in which he also
took occasion to try and help his
case by stating how President Davis
had been down on him during Con-
federate times, and it was too hard
that President johnson should be
down on him also. The baby game
worked, as he was released. The
United States actually found him too
pitisble for its resentment"
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DsATH BIT DRowNIEs.-A simple
minded young man, name unknown,
said to belong to the Gallipolis In
iirmary, got aboard the Viols on her
last upward trip, at Rankin's Peint.
He was put in charge of one of the
hands, who pat him to bed, but dur
ing the absence of his gusrdi an he
arose and walked ints Che river, and
was drowned. Every effort for his
recovery was made by the officers Of
the boat, without syail.-PortsmOafth
Republican.
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To Go, or not to Go.
pr An IxrNrr-wEIrrkS Brnisc ma WI

ny An ExENrr-wEirrIN BUEigG The WAR.
To 60 or not 70 go-that Is the que stion;
Whether IL pays best 10 suder peste1ns
By idle girls and garruious OLD women
or 10 take up arms against host OF Yankees,
And by opposing get killed To die, TO sieep,
lGiteoutly aud In this sleep tosay
I'VE sink.
To rest By all our country's wishes blcst- -'t
And live efOreyer-tthat's a consunmation
Just what I'm after) To march, to fight
To fight! perchance 10 diei ave. there's the rubi
For while I'm asleep who'd take care OF Mary
And the babies-when Bill is in the lower ground.
Who'd feed 'eIn, heyG There's the respect
have for them that makes life sweet;
Fot who would bear the bag TO mill.
Fi,lw Dobbin, cut the wheat ,lig taturS,
XIII hrfz and do u sorts OF dritdgcry,
IL f,lltiIa y ensugh 10 get a Yankee
l3p@lc@ct fhe brsins Who'd cry for meg
W.. N 4<rjetism pay my debts, when deads
.f<>-o< @the drFid Of something After death;
"a $50 .IzI,pvcrcd Fellow who'd court Agry,
At<< - xin'-that's asonyi
knfX hnt 20 stay NJ home.
1T mad viii nobody.
6f1ell Eaz.I bsl1lets make oOEards Of us al, :,
4 nd biSnftfry skiHif sn0ffirg steel...se
And FlDtnT nTysnd circumstance of war. II - =
Are 70 he compared with feather bed,
And Iary BY my side
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Medical Notice.
Notice.
70 all Wzoan il may Concern.

To all Whom Il may Concern.
WE would notify the people of Gallipolis
and vicinity that Vim. J. Gillespie and ]. G.
Graham are now appointed Agents for Carl.
ton Coal Co., in place of Mr.. W. z. Culp' and
all business transacted 10y our former Agent
will be settled by W. u. Nichols or some
one else appointed for that purpose.
We thank the people of Gallipolis and vi
einity for their past patronage, and solicit a
continuance of the same.
We Will also inform you that we will keep
Coal at the landing constantly on hand, and
will promptly deliver TO ali who may order
from US, at lowest cash rates.
No. CARLTON COAL CO.
VIII NICHOLS, Pres.
Sept. 90. 1865
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L. nj. BHMaN, !
Licensed Claim Agent,
CENTREvILLE, o.

CEN IHEf ILLE, U.t y
H,ONGRESs having passed a law TO give
u soldiers that enlisted for 3 years, and
served their time out an additional bounty Of
100 dollars; those tha; enlisted for two years
and served the time out 80 dollars; those that
enlisted for less than two years and was dis
charged on account of wounds, 80 dollars
In case OF soldiers death their father, mother,
widow or minor children, will receive the
additional bounties. / am now prepared to
collect said bounties. and | receive no pay
until collected. aud smaIl fees then. Per-
sons will please fetch discharges with them
when they come to make application for their
bounty.
] expect to visit Washington about the LIST
Of September, and ] think it will expedite
the matter in getting the bounty
Aug. 2, l566.
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R The Supreme Court of OhiC

f% The Supreme Court of Ohio
having refused to grant writ OF err
ror in the case Of W. G. W. Smith,
convicted of murder by the Wash
ingon County Court of Common
Pleas, he will be executed en- the
30h inst, unless the Governor in
terteres in his behalf. The Wash
ington County Herald says that the
prisoner has abandoned all hopes OF
relief, and thinks that nothing re-
mains for him but preparation to
meet his fate.
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Medical Notice.

ToHN MORGAN, N. D, tenders his pro-
81 fessionnl services to the people Of Cali
polls and vicinity. hoping by faithful ntten-
ton TO business, TO merit a share OF this pat
isnage.
OFFICE-2d street, above Yanden's new
building, back room, ehtranee door on upper
side.
Aug. 8, l566.-tf