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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-23

BuRGLAEY.-The liquor store of Mr.. Pat.
rick Gibbons Was broken into about 10 o clock
Monday night. The burglar, q mulatto man,
equipped with house>breaking tools, opened
the window shutter in the rear Of the build
ing, raised the window, and entered. He
took of his boots, and commenced the explo.
ration OF the establishment; he pried open
the money drawers, and had labor for his re.
ward; he didn't get any money. In the midst
Of his toll, Mr.. N. Leonard, clerk Of tho
house, came down from bis room on the floor
above, to attend to some matter, md noticed
nan crouched behind some barrels. He
stepped forward, and the burglss sprane TO
his feet, pistol in hand Leonard seised him.
Let me 30, or I'll shoot YOU, Y said the bur.
glari and be knocked the lamp, which Leon
ard held, from bis hands, and they we're in
darkness. Leonard heard the click Of the
pistol, but didn't release his hold. The
scrimmage continued; the superior size and
strength of the burglar bore Leonard back to
the door IN the rear Of the room, near which
the struggle commenced, an4 10 The door
The thief struck Leonard aeveral times on
the head with the butt of the pistol, breaking
the skin, but doing no further damage, for
Leonard held bis srm. Then one or other Of
Them get the door open, and Snding himself
In the open air, the thief broke loose and ran.
He left his boots, and Leonard, bloody, BIZ.
not 90 badly hurt but that be was around and
attending to business yesterday. Within a
few feet Of the theater Of that n;,h.
struggle, Harrison was killed a few
yean ago. That vas on the stair.
at the foot Of which Leouard found this p;,h,
Provisr. We learn that the burglar is known
ADD tAss active measures are in progress for
bis anesk
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CORN MEAL-A Il 90 Ms ....... ......,....... III u
arNnprRs
-
SoRenrs-bcst qaAhsy onnes &se peg gAa
Po,Aros.-cho,cs lots 1t fsc to sAc q bssAsl.
c D. aa... A. - - "A "A
IrRkHfs-~-t pressso} 10
HosRy--ln boxes, ~ 10 nc per ID
LARp-ile per N.
p.~ va~ IA n 40 ~ k..A.,
oHoss--secr sr easnet.
rUasirs--<ec per bash.
N.rsv.x-sNc per IN
t'S = go.
IAlLo" Ia "bis- sc TO We; do ieoss - Per r.
RAea--4 70 4s- rxr 10,
va,, ~ ~~.hsi a.. As.e> do 49, soo !.
un~Ancu' ~.
fRArnhrsA Prime eec p@r y,
u,n.s-crr.n. rse. do ,sltsi sle: rr.es calf sk;p,
a. al, ~. 4, ..,,.a - a..a
ana ffaoey gu Psia zoe % o.
BaAx--in demand =, s5e per Ice lbs
H.,-Tiwv,h, A. 90 u iIe 90 per ton; Prairie,
- aa
W.
Woon-$, 80 TO - 70 per sord, aceofdineto quail
w.
-
ehss~es Frevssse AefAss-
GaicAee, January 10.
,,,. s,m.,,, 70 ..co.,, e., tho .uaa.n eh.ne.
in ID. opinion, d pork packer, and operators
which las aiken place during the pas. week. Last
&C., tlT.r rev, .er, vcek and rsseilississ-oov
they ~. n,w Ard ,eif..stsra. Contiusos. prof.
il. are s.csrded A. certain, and any possibility u
los. i. At .n.s ueratiy.d Previously i, Va, held
4
be don, with the sur,.lus Of a crop even equal "
la,,,es ii the ,cca,,ou.d quantity should not
be reou.red for knslapi No. the qdsstiou il easy
OF solution. viz: that all OF if and far more viii
be rsauir,i to SUPPLY the home ien.nd
Bat facts are stubborn things. We never hay,
been abb. TO cossume the crop Of the nted States
~ithcat foreign aid. yet the late excitement in tn.
market has had the effect Of causing Cum beriands
and other cuts. specially manufactured for Eng
land. to he used for consumption At home, Thers
are no favorable adviees from England. and the
usual .ltippery there from the East stand bv list
les. AMI Indifferent. Meantime, our packing at
the Weet progresses steadily, sIthough its sudden
cessation has been predicted for come time past.
At our own noin, the supplies not only head the
corr M ,nitnx period last year, hst Tor III. na.t
week srr larger than the hest week Of last season
The reports from all other parts represent the
packing A. steadily increasing. vet . crop of
J. 500 UGV 10 nov REGARDED a. hsrmiess The az
citement. however seems iniudicious
Tn. .,I Law Of ,npcly and demand viii r,~,,.ts
the trad. At present demand has the mastery.
bu, from appearances SUNNY viii soon assert its
claim With .uf6ci,nt effect TO render the trade IL
not unavoidable At least dali and DRAGGING
The recent, IF hog. far the week sam M =,
follow. ,ir. Dressed. A.. s91: live. 34e-4: total
So. $50 And the shipments: Dressed. Il osa.
live. sau, total, Is,5l9 leaving for pocker. cit,
CONSUMPTION, lie. 6s.9I7 head. For tn. CORES
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An Interesting Question

al Aut0E 0S6A0& &GQ0StlOkl
WHAT tl.~ ofy.pi. .ia y mes. s.ss.vsiss y
kvsdsAtls thos~ Affected With any Sksess Of the
sssseA svss ssy y he orEA1s .pSsrsstning 80 a..
liable to shia disrass thaa thsss pco~sd os
! strong aAd hsalshy digestive crGass-
.ns yu.aoA then Dsiar~sy '.ri,~s. hev sh.h werS
etofs Ard kaU sAsse orp In healthy aud nornsa
esndiseas We sa~v~r ~ attention - Aist avoiding
~ intox' e.ssg drink, ne matter In Whist -. Pre-.
great HsagthsnssG Aak,
AOgoFl AN0V
GER NAN BITTERS
Prepared By ., Z y s.elsoa. sAiiaAs,pA,..
This sttess oompos I'D Of fluid sxirssas rAe r.
80 sss - roa vstes IL made ssshsrsd IN "
naay asd sAsir .rsasa 10 the torn Of sxtrsrts sA~
tfsrted BY OF the scisssfAc ehssts ard pAas
nac~usists this country a6osds. Itis
Net > LiQu0r Preparation,
In any o. tho word contains NJ vhtky sun Or
any OF her Intoxicating ingredients, and Be- hssiy
80 ssesa s.y .ssr or I.a Of thoes ss.G
vsh tbis fasi distinctly u.Asrsssod many ap&
eo.ound TIL. B-rs .ssA IL. .an, Oder. b.fos: ~
public prsfarsA froU hauor OF kind During
Cholera season
otlsas this sit,.rs .xssna,.i, used shro-shoas
the sntir. country
AS A PREVENTIVE,
And vs have rot A.ard q . single inssase. in wAse
shis tsssas nssd vhsrs tAs ps % suffered rrss
aay oftss synptous u cAsisra
The Great 1aeengthenlng Tonic,
HoO6And'0
GERMAN BITTERs,
win cure
DEBILITY DEBILITY
Rssuinas iron any caass ~l,ass.sr
PROSTRATiON OF THE SYSTEM.
Induced BY e.vers Har6ship-, Rxyosur., y.-sn. o
|, Disc AsDs OF CAMP LE1E.
folders. citseus. male fssi- sAals - .ossh vii
and tn this sttsrs psrs Tonic. not dsDsaAH on b
bquoss for their almost miraculous aGssA..
Thh Kitten win cure tbs nast severn soas II
DYE PEPSiA.
And Diseases rssaaHas FROM.
Dissrasrs Of tie Digssekvs Organs.
And Is tn. oaly s.r,. esss.,s ssa ~. r... Ay for
Liver &c m p ri nts.
Al are NOR. o. lsss elected dsrias tbs .psins and
fan With sospdisy II that organ ~ ligssos
ton Of m.reur, as :, pur.i.. sss. .os ~ . ~,
excites II 70 healthy and lively seldom snd
stvss tone to tbs whole system: hence,
HEALTH. NKnay Asp srRxSnru
ss fskss tAs piscs u
eICkHAss, DkBli iTY A. LAaarrUpn
AoONaseSps Ges-asas { B6saess
WIN Cure every case Of
CAsosie ~ Nervous Debility,
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s~~1's 'sas ~; ..tslS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-01-23

sHunH wv ny cAnfs WffotsVefs
PROSTRATiON OF THE SYSTEM.
Induced By ssvers Hardship-. Exposure. J.~sn,
|. Disc ADBs OF CAMP LI1E.
folders. ciusess male female shuls - cpth vt,
End tn this eittsrs pare Tonic not dsDsaAa b
bquoss for th@ir almost miraculous adssA,.
Thu 9ttsss viii cure tbs nsst Severn 49, Of
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casesAs Live stscAs Market.
~ felsGi alb. cs.oAsy Ian n
Receipt. Of Cattle, 40. H"y. 1858.
Price, e cs,tIe ~ 7s94 e.. fey buyers
Hor,&s aaas oe light. - 2o6s So Market duh.
Sheep. receipts or saies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
SheriDf's Sale.
State of Ohio, GaHia County, SIS.

DURSU1NT to tie command of an order of sale
l. issued by the Court Of Common Pleas, with
in and for the County of &aiia and State of Ohio,
and to me, as Sheriff of SAID county of Gsllia di
reeted, / viii offer at public sale at the door of
the Courthouse, in the cityof Galiipolis in said
county of Gallia and State Of Ohio. on the 18th
day of February A. ID. 1861. at the hour Of one
O'Clock T. NJ. of that day, the following lands
and tenementS, Situate in Raccoon township, in
said county of Gallia, and known and described
US the southeast quarter Of the southeast quarter
of section numbered niEe o. in township num-
bered six g. of range numbered sixteen (t6l
containing forty acres, more or less; appraised
ut the sum of $4,000. Also, a part of the south
east quarter OF the southwest quarter of said Sec
ton numbered nine o. described as follows:-
Beginning at the southeast corner of said south
east quarter, thence west twenty rods. thence
in a straight line % the northeast corner Of the
said southeast quarter of the southwest quarter.
thence south TO the place of beginning; Contain
ing five o. acres of land, more or less; appraised
at the sum of 5000; TO be sold the properly of
Margaret Griffith and others, at the suit Of Rich
ard Price, Terms of sale, cashin hand.
Given under my hand this 10Th day OF january,
A. ID. '67. WILLIAM WADDELL, Sc CO.
Jan. IL, '67.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
Building on the Sand,


lis N-e'ito WOO It's weH TO vel
foT so world hath done
Sioce fnyTties grew and noses blew,
And morning brought the SIN,
Dat have care, re young and fair,
BE sure YOU pledge with truth;
Be certain that yonng love Will wear
Beyond the days Of youth.
For If yea give not heart for heart,
AS well as hand for hand
You'll lind yoG we played the unwise part.
Aad "buiit upon the sand.''
Ills well 10 save Ills well to have
4 gcodly store of gold
AaflhsYe enough Of shining stuff,
sor charity is cold;
Bat place not al yOif hope and trust
In what the deep mine brings;
We cannoS live on yellow dust
Cnmixed with other things;
And he Who piles uf wealth alone
s'sHoften have to stand
Besiie his chest. and own
'Tis built upon the sand.''
'Tis good to speak in kindly guise.
ai And soothe where e, r5.i cam
Fair speech should bind the human mind,
sAndloye link man to mar:
But stay not ~ the gentle words;
1set deeds with language dwell;
Ire Cfie who pit;es starving birds
siiouice scatter cIlfnibs IS well.
The mercy that Is wgrTn and true
aust lend 3 helping hand:
f9r those wiio talk. yet fail 10 do,
Bat NbHildIifon the sand.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
The Constitutional Amendment.

''Maclx'3 Of the Gin. Commercial,
IN letter from Washington, says:
The true friends of speedy recon
strnction in Congress earnestly re-
eret the late action of the Virginia
Legislature in rejecting the Consti
tational Amendment. After all,
however, doubt whether it is wise
Tor them to give themselves much
morn concern on the subject. Bet
ter let the Southern people he their
Own guides il the matter, especially
as their stubbornness and contumacy
are certain to lead tile natien in the
right direction. Nothing viii recon
Gle the North to unqualified aegro
suffrage so soon rs theselittle eb0lu.
tians OF Scathsrn chiyalry contained
in sneh scornful action as that Of
Virginia recently. If the rebels bad
not spurned Dir. Liacoln's proclama-
ton of September %, 1862, the loyal
North would not have ratified his
emancipation proclamation of = hun-
dGetl days later. just so with the
Anendma aHt. Let them reject it
Their afath wiA rebound, before the
first day Of MAY, 1867, TO the glory Of
God and the eafralchiseMer Of the
niggers. Kentucky rejects II too
ST course, that WAS to be expected.
But 40 those ssgacious statesmen
wha sit in council ct Frankfort know
the consequences OF the failure Of
that Amendment 20 be part cf the
ConstitUtion2 If they don't, ! can
tell them that it is among ether
things, negro suffrage for Kentucky.
Let the Amendment be not adopted
by tie 41l of March, and Congress
viii Immediately reorganize therebel
aesernnents iD such way that they
will Iatify an auendment f0rbidding
distinctions in political rights in any
of the States, on account Of color
This viii be adopted by the States
of the North added 10 those Of tbe
reconstructed South, and thea what
does Kentucky propose to do about
il? Rebel, perhaps, but l guess not
If any Kentucky brother doubts the
correctness OF this prediction, let
him eat out this paragraph and put
it away to refer to about q year
hence.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
SheriD''s SAFE.
.State Of Ohio. GaEia Conntn. IS,

DURSU ANT to the command of an order Of
i sale from the Court of Common Pleas, ofsaid
Gallia county, and to m directed, viii oGer 1T
public sale at the door Of the Courthouse, in the
city OF Galiipols, on the 18TH day OF February,
A. ID. 1867, at oRe O'Clock in the afternoon, the
following described real estate or so much here
OF, as Will satisfy the judgments, interest and
costs in the case hereinafter mentioned. to-wit:
Five 81 undivided eighth parts of the south half
OF section number thirty three (33l IN township
county Of Gailia and State of Ohio; valued at
twelve hundred dollars (S1290,) for each undivid-
ed eighth part 10 be sold at the suit of Samuel
D. Womeldor1T, vs.. Warren W Womeldor1r and
Return l. w oIneiderh. Terms of sale. cash
WILLIAM WADDEE4J.
Sheriff of Gallia county, o. @
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
10 expire on the s1st day Of January. 1861
OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF SrATE.l
INSURANCE DEPARTlJEST,
CoLEMBTs. ONO, JanuarV 4, Isb1


Jy7,epsGs. The PHOENIX TESUR ANCE Com
PAtY. located at Hartford in the State of Con-
necticut has Gled in this once a sworn statement
OF is condition as required by the first section OF
the aet .'T0regulatc Insurance Companies nos in
cOrp0rated By the S5.se Of Ohio" passed April
s 1856 and amended fcbru1ry 9 1864; and,
" Niereas, said Go1npaf,y has furnished the under
signed satisfactory evidence that 10 IS possessed
of at least One Hundred 4 iiOnsaLd BOliirs OF dc-
tual Capital invested in stocks, or bonds, or in
mortgages of real estate, worth double the
amount for which the same Is mOrtgage;l; and,
whereas, said Company has fled ia this Office a
written instrument iindcF its corporate seal,
signed BIZ the President and Secretary thereof,
agithorizil. any gent agents Of said Company
in this state to acknowledge service Of process.
forand in behalf Of said Company, acc0Tciing 10
the terms OF said law.
N0IV, therefore, in pursuance Of the first see
ton OF the aforesaid act, l. James il. Goldman,
Ansit1Fof State foI Ohio. DO hen soy certify that
said Pii0liX Insurance Company, OF Hartford, is
a Aorzed to transact the besiness of Fire fns
ace in this State until the 5ist day OF January,
in the year one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight.
In witness whereof, I have hereUnto subscribed
Iay name and caused the seal OF my Office to be
affixed the day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN
? Auditor of State.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
SheriG1s Sale.
TIE State Of ohio. GaRia cauutu. s..

DURSUANrT to the command Of an order OF
Il sale from the Court of Common Pleas of
said Gallia county, and 70 me directed I viii
offer at public sale. at the door of the Court
house, in the city of Gallipolis on the 18th day
of February, a. D. 1867, at one O'Clock in the af-
ternoon, the following described real estate, or
so much thereof as viii satisfy the Judgment, in
terest and costs in the case hereinafter referred
to- t0-wit:-Three undivided eighth parts of the
south half of section number thirty three (33) in
township number four a. of range number foEr-
teen "a jim the county of (alia and State Of Ohio
Valued at twelve hundred dollars (2l200 for each
individual eighth part. To I've sold at the ujt Of
Samuel B. Womeldorf VS.. Warren " W0mel-
dor1, in attachment. Terms of sale. cash.
WILLIAM WADDELI
Sheriff OF said countv
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
Administrators A Sale
) Of Real Estate,

TN PURSUANCE of an oricr of the Probate
sale at public aEctfon, on tse 9Th dry of Eebru-
ary. 1851. upontiie premises. the following de-
scrihed real estate situate IN the County 0f Gal
liza and State Of Ohio. to- Sit.-ife southwest
quarter OF the southeast quarter OF section num-
Der u hiTt six t3g) IL totEn four of range fif-
fter {15 ontasni1Ef aeres, more or less ap-
i,raised at elaJ % .-sai,iecf to tiolsc-.
1lpzuns of Inc third IN hand. one third in
81 aatfe and orr t:lird IN ono year from day
s s. <1t IL the par naenf s 10 b seea1e(l
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
s A lot Of $50 of the new revol

~ A lot of $50 of the new revol-
wing battery guns is now being made
at Hartford fer the Government
The weapon discharges balls at the
rate of 200 per minute, and as there
is no receil. thousands Of shots can
be made without 1eadjustnent.-
Two sizes of guns are made, one
which weighs2 225 pounds, and with
a bore $500 of an inch in diameter
and another ebout twice the size and
weight Of metal thrown The small
er one has The range Of a laile, and
the latter oue Of two Is.ies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24

DATsEY WoNIELDORFF and Agestia A Nyom-
Il eldorif each of whom is seized of one IIndi-
yided eighth part of said half section, will at the
same time and place, offer at public sale their
said interest in said premises, reserving the
right to reject the. bids, if not satisfactory.
Jan. II 81.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
Medical Notice.
Notice.
To all Rzom 1t may Concern.

70 al Whom 4 1aoy Concern.
We would notify the people Of Gallipolis
aad vicinity that VIM. J. Gillespie and J. C.
Graham ere now appointed Agents for Carl
ton Coal Co., in place Of Mr.. W E. CulP, and
all business transacted by our former Agent
will be settled by ". 4. Nichols, or some
one else appointed for that purpose.
We thank the people Of Gallipolis and Vi
einity for their past patronage, and solicit q
continuance ofthe came.
We Will also inform you that we viii keep
Coal at the landing constaSs,Y Z on hand, and
VIII promptly deliver TO an who may order
from US, Mt lowest cash rates.
CARLTON COAL CO.
VII. NICHOLS, Pres.
Sept. %. 1866.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24

TEMPERANCE IN CoNGREss Upon
this subject "Mack'' Of the Gin. Com
mercial says:
think it may be said with safety
that there never was less intemper-
ance in Congress than 1T present
Certain there has not been less at
any time since the secession of the
Southern members, and that l take
to be equivalent to the observation
that there has not heen less at any
previous time in the history OF the
Government There is room for
conjecture as 20 the previous cause
of this reformation, Though perhaps
the fact that there are fewer Demo-
Gratis in either House now than ever
before may account for it in good
part. There are not more than three
msn in the House who can be called
habitual topers-perhaps. strictly
speaking, there is but one. and his
bibulosity is SO well tempered with
discression that he never shows him
self at the Capitol ilDless duly sober.
His DRINKS are ef the sulien and sci
fish kind, ne takes his bottle all to
himself and swigs away till he can't
stand up under his load, when he
grepes his way home, wraps the dra-
perry of his couch abeut him, and
sleeps himaelf into an unhappy CON
dition Of snariing cranky sobfiety.
1t is unnecessary TO add that he is
an unainohiRg Demoe.45 and zealous
supporter Of the Presidents 5 policy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24

8g Geo W. Chiffon is one of the
members elect to Congress from
Texas, AS to his qualifications for a
seat in that body the following state
ment is sufficient:
Governor Hamilton was piloted
through the rebel lines out Of Texas
by Capt. Montgomery, q Texan In
our service. The Captain subse-
quently fed to Mexico, when Hon.
G. ". Chiffon, with q body of men.
crossed the Rio Grande, Kidnapped
Montgomery, took him back across
the river, hung him, cut off his arms,
and sent the mutilated corpse to the
town where he had resided, as was
said, to show the fate of traitors
To this act, more than any other,
Chiffon owed his election.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
1867.

The Phoenix of Hartford can reinsure, at the
highest rates, every risk now upon its books
discharge all obligations present or prospective
every dollar OF its Capital Stock, and retire from
business with & clear net Cash Surplus OF
.s1C0r593 90.
ssucilfae speakfor themselves, and commend
the Pilteniz III such fiery times rs the present to
the confidence and patronage of the public.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
GATsIaIP Oils, OHI0. JANUARY "a, 1867.
GALE QF REAL ESTAPE.

~
u pursuance cfsan 0r1es' granted BY The Fro
bate Court OF e.llia county, Ohio. 7 Will offer
for sale atpnbiic vendae at he door Of the Court
Hpnse. in Gailig0lis. in said siallia county. on
Saturday the 10Th day of February. A. D. 1857, at
one o'cloek in the afternoon. the following de-
scijbed real estate, t9-Tit.-A tract OF landco
timing tNeaty 20 acres. kein the middle twen-
ty t20Y ARE lct Of the three 3 twentg COZ aeTe
lots surveyed, OF Of the west side Of fhe north
east quarter of section No. two 81 township No.
Fe 5l Of range No. i1teea lt5l in fife county Of
Gallia and State Of Ohio. appraised as SSe1Uv.-
Also. 4 tract continuing s66-i00 acres, more or
less, begRnning at the northeast caTner of seq
ton NO.3, township " ;, or Tnge No Is In Cat
liza county Ohio thence vest aiOnE the section
lire, 1850; thence sciith 3dS to Neibert's n. r.
corner: thence east alcng Webert's north line,
the piaee Of beginning Also. tract containing
16 ea-fe0 acres more or less. Wing east and ad-
joining the foregoing trsaits 5eZiBnirg at the
northwest corner OF I00 acre 10. 5Si, and also,
Ii, IN said tiallia county thence south, along the
section line. 207D, 10 the NefghborfCod ROAD;
thanre along saiyl ros'i r. 3 deg. e. 40. thence
n 4S deg e, I1-I2; tAeuce Il lSdes- e $50 10 q
stake on tie north iiie OF the lot; thence W.
II aS .fs-the place OF begiR1inc. said last two
tracts appraised ut $21eDO9. said last two tracts
,Tili Sc sold Separately O. together IS may pc
most advantageous; ne 2h6 lVJ acres alpitlses-
at StOG90l ami said f6 .t5) acres at $4,000
Iffhe debts of ssih deoedent WhicA are q ten
on said last two tracts. with cost and expenses.
can be paid by the sale Of said las two tEslcts e.
cepting and reserying to the widow and minor
children ont OF the l9st tract q homestead Of
about ac.es as set oa by the appraisers TO
whose epoft in the oiace d the esonSte Court,
Teierelce ) hereby mate fipe f5.t-l03 acre tr;et
ana the iGG9-iO0 acre tract teEcepbng outof sad
LAST tract said homes tcad) VIII be sold separately
Said lftfi-I0O :fIe tfstgr eEreJtIn- sad nome
stead appraised a $500
,lfo. KraUs, dee'd.
Jan n fT-3yv
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24
CLOSING OUT!
Regardless Of Cost,
N. EMSHEIMER G BRO,
COURT STREET.

WE are now selling off 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,
If we ose so per cent,
So comeright along, everybody, who wish
ANYTHING in our line. oicaks and Ssavls!
can be beught so Ter cent cheaper tksn ak
any other hcpse in the city and al artielae
IL Glothipe at nefly the same .eaelit5ae
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-01-24

inches deep; gardens all killed. sni
We, nearly froze,-coldest sasp ever
known in this locality.