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WILL BE PUBLISHED IN A FEW
w DAYS.
BEAUTIFUL LITHOGRAPH AND PHOTOGRAPH
PICTURES
OF THE LATE REV. JOSHUA s0ULB,
Senior Bishop OF the Methodist Episcopal Church,
South, from an original, highly finished, and
accurate likeness taken at the General Conference
at Nashville in 1858. The sizes are
LITH0GRAPHs, LIFE SIZE;
PHOTOGRAPHS, CABINET SIZBi
PHOTOGRAPHS, FOUR-FOUE SIZE;
PHOTOGRAPHS, CARTE DB VIsITE sTZR.
BIDGOOD & kILEY, General Agents,
1913 Main street.
w. w. BENNETT. Publisher.
All orders addressed TO BID6OOD RILEY viii
be filled in regular order. NH fs-u
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MRS. N. II. THORNTON
has taken the

RICHMON D USE,
on Governor and Ross streets, and will De pre-
pared by the 10th OF April to accommodate perna
nent. transient, day boarders and members OF the
Legislature. The rooms are large, airy, and hand-
somely furnished The location Is very central
and combines everything to make 1t desirable.
ap Sim
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,bsir stock to withdraw Il; and from the very ns-
turs Of Its transactions no loss can occur 10 70.
mai ming stockholders II Its funds are properly
disposed Of according to in consultation and By.
laws. The writer 10 quite large stoskholdss,
and can have no motive In misrsprsssnting tAsss
facts. which he is prepared 70 verify from the
books Of the company whenever such soaIss may
be necessary, and can see no reason ss present 70
doub, very satisfactory result 10 psrtiss holding
stock unredsemed at It's close.
LIS. CLARKI, Secretary.
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NEW YoEK, November q, isss.

Upon inspection OF L. J. Hswlsy's invention OF
Lishtning Conductor, am OF the opinion thA IL 10
superior 10 any rod that have ever seen. l there
fore take pleasure In recommending Its nss.
A. X. BAKER, Fire Asrshal.
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CAPITOL OF THE UsITEp STArRs,(
Jaly-ls. lsss. (
From the knowledge have Of the operations OF
electricity. and the examination | have made OF
Mr.. l.. j. HawIsy's invention, / am Of the opinion
that his IL the best and safest electrical conductor
have ever known. The parts ara scientifically ar
ranged, and lot liable TO get out OF orlsr.
Commissioner OF Public Buildings
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YORK RIVER RAILRoAD-STRIKE OF THE
HANDs.-The laborers engaged in the work
of reconstructing this road made q
strike yesterday afternoon, refusing to
work any longer unless they were imme-
diately paid off. 1t appears that the con-
tractor had not paid them for several
weeks, but arrangements had been already
made to do so before the strike. They
were Immediately called up and settled
with, but many of them refused to return
to their work unless they were given higher
wages than had previously been paid
them. Other hands will Immediately be
placed on, and the suspension of work on
the road will only be temporary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-05-07

V'HEARCTICS SODA APPA kATUS.-
i This apparatus, 30 celebrated for ils simpli.
city, elegance, and convenience, should attract
the attention Of all dealers In soda water For
sale by WILLIAM H. SCOTT,
spl1 Mannfac,uFaP's agent.
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VOL. XXXII.


NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
MONDAY. May &, 1857.
ELLIHGER FOOTE'S COMBINATION.
BENEFIT OF THE HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL
BAZ "A R.
EVERY AFTERNOON AND NIGHT THIS WEEK.
Afternoon at oc clock. Night at o'clock.
Dress Circle and Parquette SO cents.
Family Circle ................3 80 cents
Colored Gallery 25 cents.
ADMISSION TO AFTERNOON PERFORMANCES.
Children, all parts of the house..... .l5 cents.
fmy
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TESTIMONIALS.
CAPITOL OF rHR UsIrxp srArRs,l

concur In the above opinion.
THOMAS n. WALTER,
late Architect OF United States Capitol Extension
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FIRE N LOUISA CoUSTY.-The large
two-story dwelling of Thomas ii. Hope, of
Louisa county, was consumed by fire a
few days since-supposed to have been
caused by the ignition of sparks falling
upon the roof-as it was only discovered
while the roof was falling in. This is a heavy
loss to Mr.. Hope, who has large family
Of helpless children. Everything con-
tanned in the house was total loss and
only few days previous to the fire he had
moved his whole stock of provisions, with
his farming implements, into his base
ment, on account of the thieving that is
practiced in the country at present.
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IT'LL H REILLY'S ALt DEPOT,
III No 7O2 BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE THEA.
TIRE Just received per steamer hArs ana
large lot Of barrels half barrels, a. quarter bar-
rels CLAGGETTs CREAH ALE. Also, por steamer
Liverpool" pta New York, ffty casks OF oLD
Families supplied with BOTTLED ALE by the
dozen, or DRAbGHT ALR by the measure. Send
In your pitchers, and top-of amer dinner with
glass Of FINE OLD ENGLISH ALE. ~ h-b
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common Galvanized Rod, put upon their buildings
can have the work done In the most faithful man.
nsr Az wort put up BY me kept In repair nee Of
charge II not Impaired by unfair mssns.
WILLIAM 8. hUHeON,
nv f-3m zoe Main street.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07

w- 1t is stated that PENDLEToN
and VALLANDIGHAM offered to take
the stump in behalf of the party in
New York, but the leaders there
would not let them. Their pet
"greenback scheme" is SO objection
able to the Eastern democracy, that
the heads of the party there were
satisfied its discussion would work
disaster instead of success; hence the
refusal to let them speak. "Harmo-
nious" democracy. ~s" li4
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
The Italian Question.

The latest news of the situation of
affairs in Italy and the Roman States
is contained in the following from
the Cincinnati Gazette of Monday
The French troops having srrived in
Rome, Gen. Garibaldl was compel.
to retire from before the city. iii
French troops are in Rome. Gen.
Garibaldi has concentrated all his
forces at Monte Rotondo, where he
has thrown up entreb chments, and
awaits the course of events He
answered the demand of Victor
Emanuel to disband, in the negative.
unless the ereaetionary Ministry
should be disbanded,s and new
Ministry formedsin accordance with
the sentiments of the espeople. Napo-
leon hadopr6posed to the King of
Italy to settle the Roman question by
submitting it to a vote of the people
of the Papal States. This was de
clined on the ground that the people
of the whole nation were equally in
terested with those States claimed rby
the Pope. 1t looks very much as il
a war cloud of a very formidable
character had risen in Italy. Carl
baldi is full of the spirit of the Italian
people, and will not yield until Rome
becomes the capital5of Italy, unless
crushed by the forces of Victor
Emanuel AMI Napoleon, combined.
A Washington telegram to the Gin.
Commerciul says. sa 1Rsa s -
The attaches of the foreign lega.
ton look upon the Italian trouble as
likely to lead to more serious results
than bave already appeared. The
French officials here declare that the
course of Victor Emanuel is one of
double dealing, and that he is secret
ly aiding Garibaldi, in violation Of
the stipulations of the treaty of Sep
tember, 1864, regarding the capital OF
Italy, and for which the King, they
say, will be called to an account by
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
For President.

Believing Gen. GRANT to be almost
universally the choice of the people
of Gallia county for leader in the
approaching Presidential campaign
we place his name at the head OF our
columns for tha. exalted position;
with the assurance, on our part, that
we intend "to fight it out on that
line'' until the question of nomina-
ton shall be determined by the Re-
publican National Convention. Pro
potria.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
sherif''s Seie.
The STATE q Ohio. Gallla Conn.,,

PURSUANT to the command Of At, o,,.e- :,
SAFE lsste by the Court of Common Pleas
witlin and for the county OF Galiia and sf.tss
OF ONO. and to me directed as sheriff ar ssi5
county OF Gallia. will offer at public sale al The
'front.' door OF the Court house. In the city or CAL
hpohs, IN said county OF Gailia and State Of Ohio
on tne ttn day OF December. d. 1861. ut the hour
lands ana tenements. situate in the county of
Gaiiia- and State Of Ohio. and in the Ohio COM
panys purchase. bounded and described as fol-
lows wit;-BeS ginning Mt the northwest rar-
ner OF section number thirty five ISL township
no one IL range no. fourteen IA thence east
along the section line forty -0ne l4fi chains ard
ninety live leol links 10 4 stake from which a
white oak u inches in diameter bears north ff-
teen and onc-haff degrees west nine links and n
black oak five inches in diameter bears north
eighty one and half degrees east fifteen links:
thence south e ghty- three chains and fiftyseiEht
links Co the south line OF said section no az to a
stake from which white oak thirty inches in
diameter bears north thirtg-one degrees east
thirty four links and white oak thirty inches in
diameter bears north thirty-oDe degrees west
ifsy-two links: thence west along the section
southwest corner of said section 35; thenca
north along the west line OF said section nos 35
eighty three chains and fiity-eight links to tho
place OF beginning, containing three hundred
and fifty and 81 100 acres more or less and being
the west half OF said section no. thirty i've; APP
praised at the sum OF 81 40e 90 To be sold as the
property of John Alexander and Joseph Alexan-
der, at the suit OF Henry James. Terms OF sale
cash in hand. rtfl LfTE
/. Given under my hand offciAlly. this 9Th day
November, H. d. fs6l.
WILLIAM WADDELL,
Noy7, 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07

Indian Commissioner Taylor sent
the following dispatch to the Secre-
tary of the Interior on Saturday,
HPlease congratulate the President
and country upon the entire success
of the Indian Peace Commission.
thus far 1t concluded a treaty of
peace with the Cheyennes of the
North, ON the 28th, this being the
only tribe that has been at war in
that quarter. More than 2, 600 Chey-
ennes were present The Arrapa-
hoes and Cheyennes treated together.
We also made distinct treaties with
the Kiowas and Comanches, confed-
Grated, of which tribes there were
present 1000 or 5000 sonls. Every
thing passed of satisfactorily. The
Commission expects to reach Lara
mie by the 9th inst, where Commits
sioner Beauvis telegraphs US we will
meet the Crows, Sioux, Northern
iArrapahoes and all the Northwestern
Indians.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
West Virginia All Right.

Albeit the Dispatch editor last
week, learned afrom rumor that the
State had gone democratic" still
West Virginia is true and unfalter-
ing in her devotion to the Union
cause. She stands firmly by the
Union organization, and her electoral
vote next year, may be put down
certain for GRANT. ''+
The Wheeling Intelligencer says the
Senate will stand twenty Republi-
cans to two Democrats, and the
House about as last year, say forty
four Republicans to eleven Demo
Gratis. Not enough democracy
there to speak of. 93i5'r s-r
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07


o EI- Southern men have been in
Washington soliciting the President
70 interfere with certain orders pro
mulgated by Generals Pope and
Schofield, relative to the details of
the late elections within their militia
ry district. They received no salts
faction, and have left with the belief
that the President lacks courage to
do anything.
Gen. Grant has also listened pa
tiently to their appeals, but informed
them that he has no authority under
the law.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
.Skerif,s Sale.
Siate of Ohio, Gallo COUNTY. ss.

DURSUANT to the command of an order OF
L sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas.
within and for the county of Gallia and State of
Ohio and TO me directed rs sheriff of said county
ofGailia. I will offer ut public sale, at the front
door of the Court house in the city of Gallipols.
in said county OF Gallia, and State OF Ohio. on
the eth day Of December n d. 1867. at the hour OF
and tenements. situate in the county OF Gallia,
and State of Ohio, towit; that is TO say, being IN
township no three l3) of range no. fifteen G5,) in
the Chic Company's purchase, in said county of
Calia commencing at the southeast corner Of
fraction live (5) in section no. ten (1O,l from
which hickory nine l9l in. in di. bears north SO
deg's east 10 links, another hickory 13 inches in
ming from thence north thirty three chains and
sixty-seven links (33 81 to the north east corner
of said section and fraction, from which white
oak 10 inches in diameter bears south Sc deg's
east 81 links; also. a gum II inches in diameter,
bears north % deg's east 81 links, thence west
twenty. two chains and seventy six links ~, 7G)
to stake from which white oak % inches in
diameter bears north e. deg's west 10 links; also,
hickory s inches in diameter, bears north 45
deg's east links, thence south thirty three
chains and sixty-sevcn links (33 6T.) to stake
from which n white oak 20 inches in diameter
hears north VI des,s east c6 links. thence east
twenty-five chains ana seventy six links tz2, 49,
to the place of beginning; containing seventy
six acres and sixty-three hnndredths OF an acre;
Mt the sum Of $3.50 00 TO be sold as the
property OF Thomas Montgomery and Tacy
Montgomery, his wife, at the suit of Dorothy
Clark Terms of sale cash IN hand.
Given under ms hand officially, this 4th day OF
:. - WILLIAM WADDELL,
Sheriff Of g. G. o.
Soy :. '67.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07

Es" The official vote on the State
ticket, except for Governor, which We
gave last week, is as follows:
Lieut.. Gov.-Lee 243, 1856; Uhl, e4o
845. Lees majority, 2,641,
Auditor of State-Godman, 243, ,461
McEIwee, 24O, $40. Godman's major
ity, 1881.
Treasurer of State--Warner, e43,.
318; Fulton, 100000. Warmers ma
jority, a,5l6.
Controller of the Treasury-Brailey
e43, ,419; Sheridan, 24O,813. Bradley IS
majority, 1904. u:.
Attorney General-West, 243, 44e,
Hurd, e40,896. Vests majority, g.
$50. =
Member of Board ofPublic Works
Herring, 943, ,513; Hughes, 24O, 3d.
Herzing's majority, 9,572.
Judge Of the Supreme Court-Welch
s45, 480; Key, 24o,874. Welch's
majority; s.6O6.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
CHESHIRE ACADEMY ,
THE WINTER TERM
of this institutions will commence
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18th, 1867

FACULTY:
REV. ALVIN D. WILLIAMS, A. M. Principal.
MISS ELLEN q. HARM, Preeeptress.
Mrs. SARAH H. WILLIAMS, Teacher, &c.
.sI BoARDIIG,. ROOMS, ETC.
Good rooms can be had for self boarding at
n merely nominal price. so that studSnts can
live here nearly as cheaply as at home; or,
board can lie obtained at various prices. nc
cording to accommodations, DE. jt ,.
LIBRARY AID APPARATUS:
A Library of 1900 volumes is accessible
to the students, and Five Hundred Dollars
has been raised for new and additional appa-
ratus.
A NORMAL CLASS
Il in successful operation-for which the In
stitution has unusuaf facilities.
The number Of students has doubled dur
ing the past year; and it is confidently he
lieved that the Academy now presents induce
ments superior to those of any similar Insti-
tuition in this part of the country.
Send to the Principal for Circular.
DANIEL MAUCK, Pres.
Cheshire, o., Nov. 7, '6I.-3w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07

~ The news from the Southern
States is to the effect that the Spirit
Of hostility to Congress and the re-
construction acts, is very marked
since the late elections. and is in
creaslng daily. Such is the tenden-
cy Of democratic victories" How
do you like it? Is the war to be
made complete failure-the hard
ships, sufferings and even the death
of our soldiers, to be rendered of no
avail-by any more such victories?-
In view of present experience. these
are serious questions, and need to be
remembered in future elections.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07

A correspondent with the Indian
Commission telegraphs that the
treaty with the Cheyennes also in
cluded the Arrapahoes. Their res
ervation will lie south of Kansas.-
Aside from certain clothing, these
tribes are to receive $4,000 annual
ly. They withdraw all opposition to
railroads, and agree to keep the
peace. A denial of the privilege of
hunting between the Smoky Hill and
Platte Rivers would have been
continuation of war. Kansas people
are not satisfied with the treaty, and
consider it a hollow truce. The
Com nissioners start at once for
Nerth Platte and Fort Laramie.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
SAerfif's Sale
.Sta.e Of ohio. Calm epuntr, $.

DURSU Ant 10 the command Of an order OF sale
L issued by the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the county of Gallia and State of Ohio.
and to me directed as Sheriff OF said county OF
Gallia, will offer at public sale at the front door
Of the Court house. in the city Of Gallpolis. In
said county Of Gallia, and State Of Ohio on the
7th day OF December. a. d. 1867. at the hour OF
one O'Clock D, m OF that day. the following lands
and tenements situate in the county of Gallia
and State OF Ohio, and in the township Of Ohio.
and bounded and described as follows, to-wit:-
Being the east half of the south half of the
township number three l3l range number ffteen
u.s. in the Ohio Company's purchase, contain
ing forty acres more or less: appraised at the
drew J. Pickins and wife, and Others ut the suit
of Jesse e. Lewis. Terms Of sale-cash in hand.
Given under my hand officially, this 4th day of
November g. d. 1851.
WILLIAM WADDELL,
Nov.T, 81
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07

5 H Ex-Governor JOIN A. ANDREW,
of Massachusetts, died at Boston, of
apoplexy, on the seth ult In the
death Of Gov. ANDREW the country has
lost valuable and patriotic friend.
His name had of late been frequently
mentioned in connection with the posi-
ton Of Vice President, on the Pepubli-
can ticket.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
MARKETS.
CrsclNNArr, Nov.

GoLD-140.
FLouR.-The market has been dull
all the week, and prices have declined
about SOC per bbl,
WHEAr-Under the decline in flour
wheat has gone down to l0c per bus
For best winter red S9,45 is about the
ruling price.
CoRN-New ear rs to 80c.
OATs-Dull at &c to Csc for No. l.
CooPERs SruFF-The supply is ample
and market rather quiet. Prices the
same.
Hoes-The market was well sustain
ed up to Thursday, but since then
Prices declined heavily until to-day
there was reaction under more favor
able weather, and although the receipts
were large, nearly all were sold at the
close at 1915 to $500 gross for light
to heavy average. the latter prices
being the highest obtained since Thurs
day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
Nov. z, 81.
.Sheraf's Sale.
STATE of Ohio, Galia County, IS.

STATE OF OHIO, Gafttd County, ss.
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
/ sale issued by the Court of Common Pleas.
within and for the county of Gallia and State of
Ohio, and 20 me directed as Sheriff of said coun-
ty of Gallia, | will offer at public sale.
ut the front door of the Courthouse. in the
city of Gallipolis. in said county of Gallia and
State of Ohio, on the 7th day of December, = q.
1861, at the hour OF one O'Clock p NJ Of that day,
the following real estate, situate in the city of
Gallipolis, in said county of Gallia and state of
Ohio, and described rs follows it;-Begin-
ming at the Southwest corner of city lot num-
hered on the plat OF said city three hundred and
forty-Bine $50 pine street: thence on pine
street toward the OHIO river sixty mine feet five
and one half inches; thence at right angle To
pine street north Al degrees east eighty-six feet
ten and one half inches; thence at right angle
with the last mentioned--north dS degrees west
sixty nine Ieet Ave and halt inches TO the divis
ion line of lots numbered three hundred and for
weight and three hundred and forty mine, and
thence said division line to the place of begin
ming. together with all the privileges and appur-
tenanceS thereto belonging; appraised at the
sum of six hundred and twenty dollars: to
he sold as the property OF William Weaver. An
drew T. Weaver and John A. Robinson, at the
suit of Albert G. Fordyee. Terms of sale-cash
in hand
Given under my hand officially, this 10th day Of
October, q. d. 1861. "
-. WILLIAM WADDELL,
Sheriff of q. q. o.
Nov. Z, 81,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07

~ This year THURMAN carries
this Congressional district, the Elev-
enth, by 972 majority. Last year
the Republicans elected Hon. j. T.
WILSON By 1888 majority Next
year, Gen. GRANT, our candidate for
President, will carry it by full 1900
majority. So we move.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-11-07
SheriG's Sale.
State of Ohio. Galia County, IS.


DrRsUANT to the command of an order OF sale
[ issued by the Court Of. Common Pleas, with
in and for the county of Galla and State OF Ohio,
and to me directed Us sheriff Of said county OF
Galia will offer at public sale, at the front door
of the Court house, n the city of Gallipolis, in
said county of Gallia, and State OF Ohio. on the
seventh III day OF December. a. d. 1867. at one
O'Clock D. m. OF that day the following described
lands and tenements being situate in the county
Of Gallia in Che State of Ohio, tO-wit lot num-
Der two l2. in section number seven 81 in town.
ship no live l5,l OF range no hfteen llo, In the
of which is sold. to the top of the~idge of west
end to Ansel Northup. leaving twenty-four acres.
more or less. being the south part of sixty acre
lot or middle of said lot, surveyed by Henry
Grayunl, s. OF G. C. also. part of lot no. one in
the same section, township and range. as above
described-all of forty-tw0 acres. more or less
except eighteen and ons- half acres sold TO the
said Jesse 1ngels, on the 29th day OF July, 1884
beginning at the north east corner OF said west
end at stake; thence southtwenty eight chains
to q stake: thence west sixteen cha ins, more or
less to the top of the ridge; thence north twenty
eight chains along the meanderings OF said rlu1e
TO the north line OF said lot; thence east sixteen
chains more or less to the place of beginning;
also forty acres-the west end OF lot no. TWO ~
in section no. seven z, township no. hye 10; OF
range no. fifteen ll5. in said county OF Gailla;
excepting fifteen t15l acres on of the east end
sold 70 Jesse Ingels-cornmcncing at tne nortn-
west eorner of one hundred acre lot sold by j. j.
Blazer 10 Richard blazer; thence soutn , 70 tne
south-west corner: thence east on the east and
west lines of said land, 20 us 70 MAKE iOrty acres;
and for more particular description thereof,
rase,,spce isrmade to a survey made by Henry
1sreynm Said sew eral pieces and parcels of land
so ordered to be sold, making in all seventy-tSo
and one-half acres Of land: more or less; ap-
nrsised ne the suns of 81 OO00O To be sold as the
Jroperty of John Benner and Mary Benner, at
The suieof John SaBns, Executor. Terms Of sale
Given under my hand officially, this Goth day of
October u. a. 1851.
WILLIAM wADDELL,
Sheriff of &. &. o.
Nov Z, 'G7. 1