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sir -Having been induced 20 try your valu-
able mediciue in q severe case OF ASue and
Fever. contracted on the ApponnaftoX river, II
/ gives me great pleasure 20 state tndbit gave me
entire relief almost simultaneously, alter sur
fering some months and trying vauo1s doctors
and remedies. Twill here recommend all who
are sufsriug from the above, 10 give 10 = lAr
trial. RESPECTFULLY yours,
VIM INO WYTHE PARKS Norfolk, Va.
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LEGAL.
NOTICE.

TUE creditors OF the estate OF S. 8. Malone
are hereby notified that / have suggested
the insolvency Of said estate TO the CerK Of the
County COurtOf Upton county. Tennessee. end
the creditor Of sad estate are uouned to de
their CLAIMS, duiy authenticated, within az
months from date hereof, or this notice VIII be
VAL SANFORD. Administrator.
ApT5ItSt 1877. apI91f
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Free,rtrir N0fice.

H1NG been by the County Court of Shelby
III eoaniv duly appointed EEecutrix Of the
IaSt Will and testament of Nt1ans X SniLn.
deceased. i give notice 70 al persons haslns
eiSfn-s -gaf1sf sn1d testator to present them
1ithIr f5e time prescribed bylaw 70 me. At ms
eorner ~ Tnfrd add Monroe streets. IN the city
~ NepSnhis. or they viii be barred and All
os--or4 owfnr sid estate are notified % pa5
NANCY EIIlH, Executr1x.
Msnphis. July alssh EslaF'Ws
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Shortest and quickest Route to nashville.

NIGHT EXPRk 55-Every night except sat
urday night at ~ pm, making close connec-
ton witE Mobile and ONO Railroad At Hum
boldt, and with Illinois Central Railroad for
Louis Chicago, st. Paul, and all points
North, West and East, and at Louisville with
Eastern cities.
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LEGAL.
ChancerY Sale Of Real Estate


Friday, August 8, 1867.
NO. 118z n. r. D-Iohn ROsssr ct al. Va. Ar,bur
Council
Chancery Court Of Memphis.
pH virtue Of An lntercolufOry decree IN tbt,
- cause VIII sell, az public auction ~ ~
highest bidder, at the Courthouse door. IN -
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on '
Friday, August 8, 1867.
Ihe following described property. to-wit. Tba
arthur Connel1 In the mill Uremfses 49,
properly operated By W. \. EsEfne Il Co AMI
lOrnerly ~ Conneli RCsser, Situated IN 80
ely or Memphis, north Or Grining's SaWmiT
street.
rKRMs OF SALE-On a credit or sev.
months, notes with good security and lien -
tAlaed III paymsnt d purchase money.
Equity OF redemption barred.
AALSTON, Clerk and Master.
90L fv10 "A
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SiCtb Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above, also ZxlOO
Valued at $50.
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f. Glassick & Co.,
-

IMPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers In
i Guns Rides, Pistols, Gun Maternal for Gun
makers use, Gun Implements, Sporting Appa-
ratus, Fishing Tackle, etc. No. 25O Main street,
under Odd Fellows Hail, Memphis, Tenn.
Rapairinn done and warranted. mhq I'm
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Second Prize.

A cottage residence OF ten rooms, with lot
60xlO0, in the city of Chicago, Ill, only three
quarters Of q mile from the heart Of the city.
and within one book Of the street railroad in
tersecting every part Of the city, Valued at
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Eighth Prize:

The Franklin Female Institute, at Holly
Springs, Miss. a handsome and wei con-
structed school building, most eligibly located.
This is very desirable property. Salueds 81 500.
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Third Prize.
Fourth Prize.

One residence lot adjoining above property,
feet; very available FOR residence and
desirably located. Values atSSI.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate
on
Saturday. july 8, 1867.

No. u40. ". r. D-Thos. Jones ". Nathan Tint
ter et sL-Cnaneey COurt Of Memphis.
DT virtue Of an intsrlocutory decree msde in
ID she this cause, I viii sell az Public Auction
to the highest bidder, In front OF The Court-
house door in the city or MemphiE between
the Huura Ct Ia a m aud 10 N
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Tickets So each. May be had OF, or ordered
through, any Of the Company's agents, at the
Central AEency Memphis, Tenn, or Of Col.
James Strain, fernando. Hiss.
Stockholders, Directors and Officers Of the
Company are prohibited from purchasing or
holding tickets in any OF The drawings. The
company is simply the media for the purchase
and sale Of real estate between property mold
9rs and the general public. je25 I'm
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d. I. Co -fetehuOf4s Z.
Gents - hereby certify to the efficacy Of
your Bitters in the treatment OF Chiis and re
ver ssnEcfallv with children. One Of my chill
dren three years old, had hsen su iering from
them for several months; 1 used your Bttters
and they had the desired effect Icheefluuy
recommend them to al who are suffering from
Chilis and Fever. D. StONE
Eordta DepOt. Va. March -. 1861.
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DY virtue Of a certain Deed OF Trust to me
OF April, 1857, trecorded in Book No. 90, part J.,
pages 6l8, & and {, IL Registers ofhoe0 for
the purpose OF securing Seldeu, Williams 4 Co.
In the payment OF a certain prOmissory note
therein mentioned, / will Offer for sale, on
Monday, the 18th day Of August next, between
the usual hours OF legal sales, at public vendue,
10 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door.
In the city OF Memphis, the following described
real estate, situate in the county Of Shelby,
State Of Tennessee, and more particularly de-
scribed as follows, tO-wit Lots Nos 5 and 8 Of
the Subdivision OF lots No. 70 and 50, bounded
on the north by Walker avenue: on the east
by lots Nos. !, Z. and on the soRth by the
south line OF lot 70 and lot and on the west
By lot MOI. Said property Will be sold 10 sat
isfy the terms Of said Deed Of Trust. TERMS
CASH. While undersigned believes the title
10 be conveyed by him Will be good, still be
viii only sell and convey such tile as vests in
iviSIm {. 10 SELDFN. Trustees.
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III. sc. r r. bonds. rs
NJ. sc RR cOupoDs.S
NJ. so. RR bonds.E
NJ. q ORR. p p
Tenn. bonds, Old..G6
news
Tenn. cOupOns.7O
Mise R.R LIST m tge55
" ID 40
MempisC City binds so
So
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On SATURDAY.. JuIV 6usaz

the following described real estate. to-wit.
lot or parcel Of ground lying In shelby eounty.
Iennessee. containing ABOUT seven acres. oecn-
pied by Mr. Robertson, bounded on the north
by Kerr avenue, east and west by Kerr. and
on the south by s~helton-lying near State
Female College
Terms or SALE-A credit OF seven months.
purchaser giving note with good security. and
lien retained Till payment OF the purchase
money. Equity Of redemption barred.
AUGUSTON ASTON.
fF7 ID Clerk and Masfar
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Ninth Prize:

Lot No. s, in Hays subdivision, Memphis.
lO2xl5Z feet. A beautiful building lot,
at 5000.
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wagon and Carriage Material.
ERECTED Daily by WoOdburn, Smith q G,
Nos. ia and Il6 Green street, st. Louis.
RIVER MATTERS.
wEATHER AND BUsIsEss.

A very heavy rain set in at an early
hour yesterday morning. 1t fell in tor
rents, swelling the bayous and cutters
with water. The levee was washed clean
Of mud, and business was very fair. The
rivers above are falling, except at the
head waters of the Mississippi, where the
damage from the recent flood was quite
extensive. The rise was sudden, and
the decline was equally so. Low water
will soon be upon us.
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Commercial Bank. 2
Exchange Bank....lO
Firms & Exch'ge-..
Merchants Bank. S
Peoples Bank....4O
Planten7 8
'ch'csBk. rs
South W. r. R....2
StCte Bank-....... 8
Union 6l
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cur TAILORINGD %EPARTNENT
Architect and Engineer.

Is in full blast, FOR which Scrip viii be taken.
]. h. WAGGENEK q Co,
iva Il 24 Main Street
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UsHE undersigned worl respectfully inform
his friends and the Public that he is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention 70 Design
Plans and experimenting Butldf1gs, Will
a. muck energy and attention 10 his patrons
interest as he did for the City's interest while
Engineer.
0rFIcE-Stllman Block, Second and Madl-
son streets. Charges reasonable.
y, i, MCCLURE,
Architeei a Engineer,
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Cottage Residence, 5 rooms lot l20E17O feet
on BOrland avenue, near Memphts and
Charleston railroad, near corporation line.
Valued at $1,000.
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MEMPHIS, :
II Va
~Montgomery45
EMHann on

Commercial 10
Farmers Blk of n. ca
Merchants Bank 40
NTE
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S. Ii. ToBEY, President Ed. c. KIRK, Cashier.
MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS INSTITUTION
Gold, Silver, Exchange. government Sc
Curitles, lncurreBt Money, Stocks,
Bonds, Land Warrants. Police,
City and County Scrip,
Etc.. Kite,
No IG Jefferson Street,


Centr1 R. r Blk Co.'s.
City 6'k Of Augusta25
F'Imrs d M'ch'cs... 6
Ga. r. r. d Blk Co.'s
Marine Bank......g5
Mrch'ts & PITTS Blk 5
Planters Bank. l2
Union Bank-. 4
Mechanics Bank. 2
Man'fact'rs III
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Bank OTCamdaD q
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FOREIGN
Draft on England, Ire
land and Scotland,
81 for l 10. sterling.
France, Switzerland &
Belgium, 3 So francs
for 81 on
GERMANY.
Bremen Sl.l6 for l gold
HhnHnn
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WORSHAM HOUSE.
PRO BONO PUBLIC0

Je2Im
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10
Fer the Journal.
The River of Ice.

The river of ice, what jubilee
With its jamming and smashing,
It's rearing and crashing,
What suiien and noisoEne glee
The river of ice brings up TO me-
A sit here on my window seat,
W atchlng the msnster cakes As they meet,
With their rulnbiing and tunbling,
Their growing and sTumbling,
Like the waves OF an SRgry sea-
On storm sweeping over the lea
What shine. and simmer
Where the sunbeans glimmer
Over its surface CLASSY and cold;
Over its miniature palaces old
Their torn dags fying-the sunset dyeing
Their jagged turTetS-the Doataen plying
His oars in the shade the towers have made.
Out beyond Is a tented glade,
On this field are helmet, anc cshieid;
There, chisstains stern The battle AK WELD,
There proudly prances the snerting steed-
There the dying eombataRts hleed.
Each suilen roar coming up frsm the shore
Is a mimic shout fIom that plain of gore.
al this see fr0m my window seat
W atchiRg the monster cakes as they meet,
Grating and roaring like giant snoring,
While under the surface the waves are pouring
Onward forever their course TO the sea,
Fast as OLD time beneath you and me,
swiftly down TO eternity;
Now melting away in that mimic fray,
Like the pleasures thai cheat Us in iies short day
Soon. the river Of ice will be gone,
Back TO the waves rolling quietly on:
So0n!will we Yoyagers over LIES way
Moulder back TO our own native clay.
ALVISA.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10

@- In New York city, one night
last week, Mr.. Emil Just was awaken
ed by hearing footsteps passing his
bedroom door. He opened it, when
a person standing outside placed
revolver TO his breast and fired, the
ball passing through Mr.. Us lungs.
The police were called, but the as
sassin had disappeared, nor could any
ttaee of him be found, except that
ladder in the yard had been moved.
No property in the house was dis
turbed, although valuable jewelry
was laying exposed, and the people
in the adjoining rooms slept until
the police awakened them, and seem
ed to have been chloroformed.-
Murder was evidently the only OBJ
iect.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10

A quiet family in the country were
electrified the other day by the re-
ceipt of a telegram from a daughter
who was teaching in neighboring
city. The dispatch was passed round
and greatly admired. The dashing
beldness of the chirography came in
for its share of the praise. The old
lady shook her head with an air of
gratifed pride as she calculated
slswly: "Ann Maria always did
write ike man; guess she's been
takin' writin' lessons; this beats her
last letter all heller"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10

GooD PRoPERTY.-Mrs. NJ. C. Gid.
den of this place has a Devon COW,
which was three years Old last March.
From her and her calf, two years old
Mrs. Glidden produced during the
week ending Dec. 1st., II lbs. and
ozs., of good worked out butter, and
sold milk to the amount of $3.50
These cows had only been fed two
bushels of meal during the month
preceding the week in which their
productions were taken account of.
1t might also be stated that the
young heifer had a calf last August.
The above may be considered the
average yield. At such a rate with
butter at 40 cts. per pound. during
a year, these COWS would net to their
owner about s400. If any one can
beat this, let US hear from them
Ironton Register.
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lLLIPoLIs, OHIO, JANUARY 10, 1876
The Mineral Riches of Japan.

DIR. McGowan recently delivered
lecture in San Francisco upon
Japan and the japanese" in which
he said: "The geological formation OF
the mountains is generally ingenaus
in character, With the supposition of
limestone, sandstone, and coal nea-
sares. Geld is found in abundance,
and when the speaker went there il
could be obtained for its weight in
silver. They, however, sson saw
that the gold was leaving their conn
try in large quantities so rapidly that
they increased its value Japan is
pre-eminently copper country. So
plentiful is it that the travellers will
find their boats, inside and out, lined
with it, and also the shutters and
roofs of the houses. They have
spades and cooking utensils made Of
il.
There is one of these islands
which contains nothing else but cop
per Conversely, iron is met
with in enly limited quantities. You
will see the japanese washing it out
of the sand in the beds of the rivers,
after the fsshien of the placer mines
of California, who pan cut their gold.
Coal is found all ever the country,
though the mines are not much work
ed, nor is there a great deal of de-
mand for it, as the people dress
very warmly, and use chafng- dishes
IA their houses to keep them warm.
But when our line of steamers gets
this will come in very
conveniently, and the supply will be
Iuite equal to the demand.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10

E 1t appears from the Raleigh
IN. c. Standard cf the 25th inst,
that the bill lately introduced in Con-
gress by Hen. Thad. Stevens, for the
reconstruction Of North Carolina
from the bottom to the top, is North
Carolina idea; for the Standard saws
that ste put all doubts at rest we now
state emphatically that the bill re-
ferred to, and which proposes grapu-
ally but finally to supersede the pre-.
sent State organization set up under
martial law, was prepared by Messers
John Pool, James F. Taylor,
and W. W. Holden, at the request
of MIR. Stevens, and was introduced
in the House by the latter on the 18th
OF December. These persons are
solely responsible for the measure,
and they are prepared to stand or
fall by it.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10
Odds and Ends,

Beauty is the woman you love,
whatever she may seem to others.
He who pokes his nose every
where, will sometimes poke it between
a thumb and fere-fnger.
Gold is the only idol that is wsr-
SHIPPED in all lands without temple,
and by all seets without hypocrisy.
awake up here, and pay your
lodging" said deacon, as he nudged
sleepy worshiper with the contribu-
tion box.
John B. Cough says: Cork
screws have sunk more people than
cork jackets will ever save"
Love in cottage is all very well,
when you own the cottage, and have
plenty of money at interest.
"Charles, dear, now that we are
married, you know, we must have
no secrets. So, do, like a dove,
hand r1e that bottle of hair dye; you
will find it in my dressing ease"
A Yankee doctor has recently dis
covered remedy for hard times
1t consists of ten hours labor, well
worked in.
NOTHING.
Me the contented man desires;
The poor man has; the rich requires;
The miser spends; the spendthrift saves;
And all men carry to their graves.
An Irishman once saved a miser
from drowning, and was handed q
sixBence. What" said he, al
this all you give a man for saving
your life 2" Then, taking a second
look, he sai,, "Well, faith, and
guess it is all that it is WORTH
We heard a lady who owns a cis-
tern say yesterday, she must have
rain. As she always has her own
way, rain may be expected very sud
denly. Her husband will bet on it
anyhow.
The Boston Post states that
"bride's cake is drug in the Wash
iHgton Market" upon which young
lady of this city writes to inform u:
that it is not her fault Washington
Republican.
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T.. vi. BEMAN.
Licensed Claim Agent,
CPNTpEUIITP n
CEETREVILLE, o.

COEGRESs having passed law to give
~ soldiers that enlisted for 3 years, and
served their time out an additional bounty Of
100 dollars; those that enlisted for two years
and served the time out so dollars; those that
enlisted for less than two years and was dis
charged on account Of wounds, so dollars.
In ease of ssldiers' death their father, mother,
widow or minor children, will receive the
additional bounties. l am now prepared to
collect said bounties, and | receive no pay
until collected, and small fees then. Per-
sons will please fetch discharges with them
when they come to make application for their
Bounty.
I expect to visit Washington about the 1st
of September, and I think it will expedite
the matter in getting the bounty.
Aug. 9, 1865.
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Notice..

is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed and qualified as Ad-
ministrator, with the will ANNEXED, of John
Krous, late Of Gallia county, Ohio, deceased.
S. A. NASH.
Dss Of Ise6
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Medical Notice.

TOEy MORGAN, NJ. D., tenders his pro-
O fessional services to the people ef CALI
polls and vicinity, heping by faithful atten-
tion to business, to merit = share of this pat
Isnage.
oFFICE-2d street, above Vanden's new
building, back room, entrance door On upper
side.
Aug. 3, ls66-sf.
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CLOSING OUT!
Regardless Of Cost,
M. EMSHEIMER & BRO,
COURT STREET.
COURT STREET.

WE are now selling OF our entire stock Of
DRY GOODS and CLOTHING, for the pur-
pose Of closing out We will sell the COM
Plete stock before the first day of December,
II we 'ose 50rer cent.
So eomerisht along, eveybody, Who wish
anything in our line. oicaks and Shawle
can be bought 80 per cent cheaper thaa at
any other house in the city; and all articles
Of Clothing at D4riy the same sacrifice.
No humbng, come and see NIKE before the
GOODS are 81 sold, and procure bargains.
est1l, 1eeB.
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E0REIGN FRUITS and Confectionery in
Il great varietyst
n. sHARP's.
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FINANcHs.

The reports Of the financial Off
GERS of State present condition of
affairs which you will view with sat
isfaetisn. The receipts of the Trea-
sury for the fiscal year ending 18th
of November last, including the bal
ance Of 1856, Os5 80 unexpended in
the previous year, were ss,455, ,74S,
Il.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10

A SPLENDID stock of fancy Candies.
IN MORRISON d DALE.
Aug. 8, Ies6.--tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10

Al ACHEEKL, wsrented fresh, by bbl half
Tfl bbl or hE. jsst reeGved at
w. l. eAAAP-s
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Governors Message.

Fellog Citizens ofthe General Assep.5ly,
The season which has passed since
your adjournment, may be regarded
as prosperous one for cur people;
for although we have not entirely
escaped the ravages of pestilenee,
and serious floods have injured i'm
portant public works and DESTROYED
crops in parts of the State, these
evils have been exceptional and par
tial In their nature-ths general
health and thrift of the country be-
ing SO great as to give US cause for
deveut thankfnlness.
The political events of the year
have been of the most important and
exciting character; and whilst every
patriot must deeply regret that final
solution has not yet been reached for
all the disturbances in our national
Government caused by the late re-
bellion, We may justly take pride in
declaring that the order, self control
and intelligence concerning public
affairs which have marked the CO n
duct of the citizens of this State in
deciding NEST critical Issues at the
polls, give new assurances of the
safety and stability of the republican
government.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10
Notice to Teachers!
A Card.

MESSRS. HAYWARD d FULLER are
the regularly authorized Agents for the
WHEELER h WILSON and HOWE Sewing
Machines for Gallia county and vicinity.
fSignedl @. T. LUCAS.
Agent for WIN. Sumner d Co.
16l, W. 4th st. Cincinnati Ohio.
June IA, 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10
THR TREASURY.

The examination made under nv
order by w. t. Bascomb, special ex-
aminer, in connection with the prop
er State officers (whose report is at
tached hereto, as well as the regular
examinations of the Auditor and
Cemptreller, indicate that the man.
agement Of the Treasury during the
year has been in strict accordance
with law.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-10
BENEVOLENT INSTITUTIONS.

The report of the trustees OF the
several asylums, which are submitted
to you, show all these institutions to
be in good condition, and, to the ex-
tent of their capacity, doing thorough
ly the good work committed te them
bV the State.