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TAXES, TAXES..
FOUND.

IN West Jackson, Pistol, which the owner
Il can have by describing, proving property,
and paying for this advertisement. Enquire
this office. ~ ~
d1Mjul6 r. SLUDLOW.
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AMERICAN HOUSE.

BOSTON, MASS.
fsIsfA THE very important and extern
tassEH sive improvements which have re-
Ezxsgsss1zS Gently been made in this popular IIo-
tel the largest in New England, enable the
nronrietors to offer to Tourists, Families and
the Travelling Public, accommodations and
conveniences superior to any other Hotel IN
the city. During the past summer, additions
have been made of numerous suits of apart
ments, with bathing rooms, water-closets, etc,
attached; one of Tufts magnificent passenger
elevators, the best ever constructed, conveys
guests to the upper story of the house In one
minute; the entries have been newly and men
ly carpeted, and the entire house thorough,
replenished and refurnished, making 1t IN an
its appointments, equal to any hotel III inc
country. 60. an
Telegraph Office, Billiard Hall and Gaze Oh
the first floor. LEWIS RICE & son,
mav6eod3m Proprietors,
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SECOND ANNUAL STATEMENT
OF THE AFFAIRS OFTHE
COLUMBUS INSURANCE AND
BANKING co.

Dresented in accoI dance with the provisions
Il of Charter, (amended and approved Feb.
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New York, July Cold 4O8.
New ORLEANS, July Cotton
firmer; middlings Bic; sales 317 bales :;
receipts AZ bales. Gold l 393 "a 1404
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BROWN,

WILL take business in the Circuit ana PTopaso
w Courts of Kinds, Copiah, Rankin, ana GtISh
Complies on the lines of Railroad in MISSISSIPPI
and in the several courts at jackson. Address,
Terry, Kinds county, Mississippi.
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NEW YORK, ROsTox,
And New England Cities

y THIS RAILWAY EXTENDs mn
Dunkirk TO New Yo,.Ir 80. nun
Buffalo TO New YorI 500 "U Miles.
Salamanca 10 New YoyI~ lilies,
AND is FROM es
US y to y MILES THE SHORTEST pc.,--
All Trains run directly through to ~. l.
NJ 46o MILES WITHOUT cr,so l0fk
COACHES. CHANGE p
FROM 1ad ana - after May 18th, 1865. Trains -.
le''e LII connection with all the W.. VIII
ern lines, as follows: vest
FROM Rom DUNKIRK AND sALAMANc,
NC" ork Tune from Union DepotS. 0N-By
$50 a; M EMPRESS MAIL. from IN.
I0o1 excepted Stops at SalsInaiaIA,
lo'Vo A. W., and connects at Horn, 1IIIil4ncd
ana corning with the 40 A NJ "Egils'll'e
MAI from buffalo, and arrives in New pres ',
3.25 p. M. LIGHTNING Fypppss
Salamanca, Sundays excepted 81. from
Hornellsville 6.12 2. NJ. (Sun( stops at
with the 2.35 L. NJ. train from Bnga ,,eeIns
arrives in New York at 40 a. N. '''O' and
$50 p. WI. NEW YORK NIGHT Fvpnr,-.-
from Dunklrk, Sundays eXceptpd ! NsI-oS,
at Salamanca 7.45 p. NJ. Olcan < 81 y Stops
(Sup.C Turner's 10.13A.M. (BEft7 o,a NJ NJ
rives in New York at 2.40 p NJ -, 2 anu ar
Great Bend with Delaware. Laekspta1nC,.,s, at
Western Railroad for Scranton, Tre,+ anna y
Philadelphia, and at New YorL, VII ii,on and
noon Trains and Steamers for Boston 1' de
New England Cities. '0stoh and
$50 p. NJ. CINCINNATI Express
Dunkirk, Sundays excepted 81 SIR IRON
Salamanca LOO p NJ, at HorneIIsvIIo "a. at
the n.20 p. Nj. Train from BntTaIo IKE Nv VITA
in New York $50 Z. NJ. "iil'llS
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RESOURCES.
Notes discounted. ...........e 1853 50
Bi}Is discounted. acknowledgements. 229, O62 SO
Rpnkinp House and Fixtures, 6,273' 80
Suspended Debts ....... 1896 40
Real Estate (S43 acres land eetimat-
ed value. ...'...-.......... 1000 CO
Stocks and Bonds at value ~ 24.900 90
Due from Banks and Corresponds 123, 634 81
Cash ................ 1860 05
LIABILITIES.
Capitol Stock. $500, 600 90
Deposits ......... 256,075 81
Circulation outstanding sos 90
Due Banks and Cores
pondents 1886 81
Profit and Loss ......... 3, 439 "a
Dividend, per cent. on
27S6 shares, ......... 11,144 90
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ALL SORTS OF ITEMS.

The Savannah Bar has asked Judge
Field to adjourn court, on the ground
that the law does not keep up with the
political changes.
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A teacher who is attempting to
teach, without inspiring the pupil with
desire to learn,is hammering on cold
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A BOARDING SCHOOL FOR BOYS AM
YOUNG MEN,
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HAVING secured the latest improvements
IL in Machinery. and the services Of eXpe-
rienced Iron and Wood Workers, l am now
prepared to deliver to order
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The Aberdeen Examiner Of J June %,
refers to the boot and shoe factory in
operation there, in the most compli-
mentary terms. The Examiner pro
nOunceS the work turned out by
Messsrs. Saunders 81 Sons, as equal in
quality and finish to any produced
'sanywhere on the continent"
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FROM 1aa and II after May 18th, 1865, Trains ,
ie'''e IN CONNECTION erm ,nd with all the West viii
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2.35 p. M. LIGHTNING EXPRFSs

Stops at HOrnellsVilIe CHOP. NJ. ISUDI az
arrives in New York A. NJ Come
at Jersey City withMorning Express Trai
of New Jersey Railroad for Baltimore an
Washington
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-02
Foreign Woods.

It is somewhat sad to think that
Spain, tho native country of the me-
rino, which net so long ago sent all
the wool for the best English cloths,
has allowed its quality to degenerate,
and its once large supply to dwindle
away. The wool of Saxony, Silesia,
and some parts of Austria, which is
obtained from sheep of the merino
breed, is <he finest produced in any
country; and Notwithstanding the
lower price and nearly equal quality
of the Australian, German wool is
still employed for the finest broad
clio tbs, some kinds of ladies' shawls,
and few other purposes. Great at
tention is paid to the breeding and
rearing of sheep in Germany, and
large focks are reared for their wool
alone. In Austria the number of
sheep is estimated at 80, 900, 900, and
occasionally a fleece is obtained SO
fine that twelve hairs of it will only
equal in thickness one hair from a
Leicester sheep. France produces a
large quantity of both fine and coarse
wool. In Italy the production of
wool from mixed merino breeds, has
become a source of great wealth.
Russia, as might be expected from
its great extent, rears many qualities,
from the finest merino to a very
coarse kind. The wool of the re-
naming countries of Europe are Of
minor impertance.-Egchange,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-07-02

R An old farmer of 70 years
says "that while much is said about
the GOODNESS and backwardness of
the present spring, we have had back
ward seasons before. On May Sd,
1915, snow fell to cover the ground.
The 9Th of June, 1916, snow fell in
Salem, Mass, and in some parts Of
Vermont it fell to the depth of II
feet. The Summer of 1915 was very
cold, and but little corn was raised
in New England. The Summer of
1919 was remarkably cold; on the
10th of August a severe frost
occurred, which entirely killed much
of the corn in New Hampshire, and
in September there was a heavy
frost, which pretty much destroyed
the corn throughout all New Eng
land"
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The ARMY WoRM.--The Corinth
miss. Model Farmer, for May, says
the army worm is on the march there
in amazing force. The Farmer
makes the following astounding state
ment: The movements and numbers
Of this insect are astonishing. The
army worm has appeared in this
county near the State line, and are
now moving southwark. Their
breadth is about two miles, and they
are stripping the forest of all its feli-
age in their path. There are so
many millions that last week they
actually stopped the freight trains
on the Memphis & Charleston Rail-
road. The worms were so thick on.
the track that they accumulated on
the wheels until it caused the drivers
to slide on the rails. We don't think
this is the regular army werm, but a
species of insects some smaller and
not SO destructive to~egetation.
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NOTICE.!

ERANK A. DAGES, Frederick W. Dages,
Louis1N. Dages, Alice @. Dages and
FIorinda Dages, all Of Gallia county, Ohio,
are hereby notified that Charles R. Morgan
and Mary E. Morgan, his wife, filed on the
4tb day OF june A. d. 1868, in The Court Of
cornrno,, Pleas, within and for the county Of
Gallia. a petition, which is now pending,
wherein partition is demanded by the said
Charles r. Morgan and Mary E. Morgan, his
wife. of the following real estate, to witt
Situate in the city of Gallipolis, in the said
county of Gallia, and State of Ohio, and
banded and described as follows:
Twenty-five feet on Court Street, running
back the same width one hundred and thirty
five feet to d ten foot alley running from
Third Street back to Thomas Halliday's line.
Said property being all that part of town lot
number ninety-seven (97,) lying between
Thomas Halliday's and part of lot ninety
seven (g7,) belonging to William @. Miller,
on said Court street. :,
Also the following premises, situate in said
city of Gallipolis, and GalEa county, and be-
ing a mart of four az acre lot number one
hundred and twenty-seven (l27.) bounded as
fellows: Beginning at the east corner OF said
lot. running thence north forty-three (43) de-
crees west four chains thirty links; thence
south forty seven (4Il degrees West iour w
chains and sixty-six links to the east line OF
said lot; thence east five (5) chains and
ninety 800 links to the place OF beginning
containing enc acre, more or less.
Also, parts of the following two lots, stu,
ate in said town of Galipolis, and county OF
Gallia,s to-wit: -Four acre lots, numbered
one hundred and twenty-fye (125,) and one
hundred and twenty-six (l26,) being all OF
said lots, except that part lying east OF line
which shall be the continuation OF the north-
west line Of Front Street, in said city of Gal
lipolis. to the Ohio river.
Said petition AYERS that the said Mary Z.
Morgan and said defendants are tenants In
common of said premises. The said petition
ers will, at the next term of said court. ap-
Div for an order that PARTITION may be made
of said premises.
SIMEON NASH D. SON,
june IL, lS6S.-6w.l Afys.
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Sherif's Sale.
State of Ohio, Gala COUNTY. IS

nURSUANT to the command of an order of sale
from the Court of Common Pleas Of Gallia
county. and state of Ohio, and to me directed 1
will offer at public sale at the front door of the
Oourt-house In the city of Gallipolis, and ooun-
ty of Gsllia and State Of Ohio. at one O'Clock p
m. on the eleventh day of July, 1858, the follow
ing lands and tenements, situate in the said
county of Gallia and State Of Ohio, to-wit =
Commencing four a. rods east of the center
of section thirty three (S3) town four 4l range
Hfteen Q5;) thence east 30 rods; thence southwest
nineteen (19) rods; thence northwest thirty
t30) rods to the place of beginning, containing
one acre and 125 rods, except one bali acre, more
or less to-wit -
tract; thence northeast S1 rods toa picket fence
thence west with said fence until it intersects
the Harmon trace road; thence southeast
with said road to the place Of beginning; !;
also the grounds inclosed as stable lot with all
sne pr1viieges and appurtenances thereto belong
ing. TO De sold as the property Of David Howell,
10 satsfy three orders of attachment one IN fa-
yor OF Abraham Gilbert and William III Clark
one IN Iavor OF Alexander Mccall and one in fa-
vor Of John Chick. Appraised at the sum of
Terms Of sale, cash in hand
Given under my hand this "a day of June.
q. d. 1865 VI s'n''
R. BLAZER.
1rrsh ,es 5. GEO.
y o4o - ~ t-ssfs
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,funers 9fpartnrl't,
saad wheat.

3 E,,rop JouRNAL-DRAR SIR:-
Good seed wheat being
something that slways interests our
farmers. I thought it advisable 20 iay
before them the following facts
through your coldnns-
Two years ego Messrs. r. ALE
surn. Co. brought some white
vbeat from Illinois, for milling pnr-
noses; at the same time were in re-
ceipt of seed wheat from Kentucky
the sKentucky white or "Bough-
ton" In comparing the two, we
found the Illinois q smaller grain but
a harder looking wheat. Some of
our farmers were SO pleased with it
they concluded to sow it, among
others, Mr.. Martindale, of "Cam-
paign Creek" and Mr.. David Wilt,
of "White Oak Creek" Morgan
township. Now for the results OF
the experiment:-Mr. Martindale's
wheat proved to be earlier than the
ssweevil proof and ''Boughton, or
any other wheat in his neighborhood.
He brought to our mill from this seed,
as nice wheat as was raised last year.
Being interested in this, / rode up
to his place to see the wheat before it
was cut, land was surprised and pleased
to fiud it such s success. Mr.. Wilt
brought some ten bushels in, last
week, that he had left both of
these gentlemen seld nearly all they
raised for seed, and gave me still
more flattering reports. He calls 1t
the 'sIllinois" or "white May" wheat:
says that it is decidedly the best
wheat in his neighborhood; is too
early for the weeyil; yields well and
stands our winter. He has a large
crop of it sown this season and is
delighted with his prospect. Upon
the strength of my conversation with
him I concluded it best to let
this be generally known throughout
the country. Yours, &c,
e. S. ALESHIRE.
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1Sher;Ts Sale.
-. "a Ohia. GaElie Counl4, ss.

.,ITRsUANT ts the command OF an order Of sale
from the Conrt of Common Pleas, OF Gallia
county Ohio and 10 me directed l wiz offer at
public sale at the front door Of the Court house,
IL the city OF Gsllipolis in said county of Gallia
Ohio. on the tfth day OF July, 1855 at one O'Clock
p. m. OF said day, the following described real
estate in the city Of Gallipols, and described as
follows, to-wit:-
Garden lot number five, in the city of Gallipo-
Lis, in said county of Galiia and State Of Ohio.
which garden lot is opposite city lot no B and
is the garden lot conveyed to George Banfil by
Geo. Hamilton, and conveyed to Geo Hamilton
by Jonathan Hamilton. and conveyed to Jona-
than Hamilton By William Walker. 70 which
deeds Of conveyance on record in the kecor-
ders Office Of Gallia county, reierence L naa--
To be sold as the property of George Banhii, al
$4,000.
Terms Of saie-cash in hand
Given under my hand officially, TINS oa aay
of june a. d. 1865.
June 4, 1851 Sc ~.
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Sherif's Sale.
State of OkSo, Gallia County, SIS.


DY virtue Of an order of sale issued from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Gallia county,
Ohio, and to me directed, will offer at public
sale at the front door of the Court t-house in the
city Of Gallipolis, in said county Of Galla Ohio,
Of sa,d day Gle FOLLOWING 2 Seseribed real estate.
situate in said county of Gallia, and bounded
and described as follows, to-wit:-
Being in tfewest half Of section number thir-
tythree C83) in township no. sixl6,) of range If
teen q5.l beginning in the center of the Gailipo-
lis and Harrisburg road at the point where Will
liam Denny's west line crosses said road thence
north two chains and sixty-five links with said
William Denny's west line to a stake; thence
west twenty, two chains and eighty seven links
TO the center of the said road; thence in a south
easteriy course following the center of said road
to the place of beginning containing three acres,
more or less .lUr
Also this tract of land beginning on the west
line of said section, ten 1Ol chains south of the
northwest corner; thence running north eighty
nine and one half (s9h deg's east on heod line
twentyseven chains and ffty -four links (2T.54) to
stake in a gutter from which white oak
eighteen (1S) inches in diameter bears south six
t6l degrees west thirteen links; thence south on
old line thirty six chains and thirty -One links
(36.31) 20 stake in line; thence south eighty
nine and one-hah degrees $50 west twenty
seven chains and fifty flour links (s7.54) to the
west line of the said section thence north thirty
six chains and thirty links (363l) to theplace
acres, be the same more or less, together with
all the appurtenanees, excepting out of the
aforesaid premises the following piece or parcel
of land, to-wits-- lttssr4 lafff
Beginning at stake in the oenter of the Gal
lipolis and Harrisburg road at the point where
the west line of the section crosses the said road
thence south of the said west line one chain and
thirty two links to a stake from which sasafras
three inches in diameter bears south % degrees
east ten links; this stake is thirty-ive chains
and fifty five links north from the southwest cor
nerof the section; thence east four chains and
ninety links to the center OF the said road
thence in northwesterly course with the center
of the road to the place of beginning, containing
thirty-two hundredths of an acre, be the same
more or less said two tracts of land containing
one hundred and four acres sixty-eight hun
dredths of acre, more or less 10 be sold as the
property of Samuel Howard, at the suit of Moses
lars
Terms of sale-cash in hand
,o Siven under my hand this Sd day of June. a. d.
Ao9o: ,s.a, r. BLAZER,
'une a, lSS-l 5. G. q. o.
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Notices!

WILLIAM MELVIN SHEETS and benjamin
w Franklin Sheets children OF Louisa Sheets
and Matthias Sheets, who reside in Nermilllon
county. in the State OF Illinois and William W.
Iowery, who resides in Fayetteville, in the State
of North Carolina, and Oscar b: Lowery. OF Yer
million county, in the State of Indiana Will take
notice that Jesse Ingels, Administrator of the
estate Of Melvin Lowerg deceased on the an An
Probate Court within and for the county of Gal
liza, and State of Ohio alleging that the personal
estate of said decedent is insufficient to pay his
debts and the charges Of administering ms es-
tate: that he died seized in fee simple of the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate in the city
of Gaiiipolis in said county, bounded and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit =
The southwest or lower half of city lot known
and numbered on the recorded plat of said city
one hundred and siXty-one; also, the alley lying
back of said half lot and adjoining the same;
also commons number three adjoining saio alley;
and also part of garden lot numbered twenty in
the said city and bounded as follows, to-wit;-
Beginning on front street at the lower or south
west corner of the lot owned by the heirs of Will
liam S. Kerr, deceased; thence with Ihe iine OF
said street in southwesterlg course fifty feet;
thence at right angles TO the Ohio river; thence
up said Ohio river fifty feet to the line or said lot
owned by the heirs of said William s. Kerr;
thence with said line of said heirs lot to the place
of beginning; and that Virginia Gatewood.
Amanda Cole Lepheona Dyer, America Morton,
Cleopatra Blazer, Alonzo j. Lowery, William
Melvin Sheets BENJAMIN al Franklin sneets, % Oscar
at-law. hold the next estate OF Inheritance
The prayer of said petition is for sale of said
premises, for the payment OF the debts and
charges aforesaid, or SO much thereof as may be
necessary for that purpose. IL
Said petition VIII be for hearing on the 18th
day of July, 1868, or as soon thereafter as the
court can hear the same.
JESSE INGELS,
Admir- of Melvin Lowery, decd.
June IL 1S6S.-6w.
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triad q tnov that II cnreI them these Who have
MOI know that II cnres their neiehbors and friends
tht a. y ee Ts throny any fa,,,t or negiectf
;ts ~ co,,nosit;on We have thousands upon thou.
sss ~ of their cures of the
s<, ~ c-,,ss;nt INIT acb cnres are known in
o,,a,r M ,a2bhSlhocd and we need not publish them
Hdsytod ~ ali ces and Conditions in an climates:
.uap ~ 81 go .is,i TO- ~ ony eIeserious firnr
contalnine neia,sr s,s % - ~ ~ ~ s,i Tbe3s
tncy may ~ tAea MI siy aa.ey - S-y ey5 80 49,
sugar coe1ng PfeseEses siasn W. 4 M q @
them pleasant 70 take, Waue peng purely Veee.aoie
no harm can arise hom their use N any quanlty;
They operate by their powe;1ui innuence on ne e
internal vi.cera to pufny tne piood anu stmuia.g y
INTO neaitly s, sls ~ the
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
Dy re nv rst oziein Of disease sa
Minute directions are given n the wrapper on
1ne box, for tne Iono"ne conplan's' "l'Sn '''''0
For For tsp,s Sysyepsia or Indigessios, ListIess-
meas, Lsnguor and Loss Of AIpetite, they
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~ The Texas Farmer estimates
that there are at least seven million
head sfstock cattle in Texas at pres
ent. This will give some idea Of the
Importance of this branch of produce.
At six dollars per head-the usual
price-ferty.two millions Of dollars.
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Sheriff Sale.
State Of Ohio. Gallia Couutu. 81.

PURSUANT to Che command of an order of sale
L from the Court of Common Pleas. OF Galiia
county and State Of Ohio, and to me directed 7
will offer at public sale at the front door OF the
Courthouse, in the city Of Gallipolis. in said
county of Gallia, Ohio, at one O'Clock p. m, on
the 11th day OF July q 9. ls6o the following real
of Ohio, and bounded and described as follows,
to-wit:-
The southwest or lower half Of city lot in the
forty-feur, with all and singular the appurten-
ances thereto belonging. To be sold as the
property Of Julius NJ Sieminskei at the suit of
William shober Appraised az one thousand
dollars.
Terms Of sale--cash in hand.
Given under my hand officially, this Sd day Of
-'e.Ss - q z. BLAZER,
S. G. 20.
CRAEREERiEs,
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wrsrrrrIp. N. y, Nov. 9th, 1865.

WEsrFIEIp, n. y, Nov. 9th, Isb'.
Messrs. Stout, Mills & Temple.-Gents-Last
August we took out one of Bartholomew's
scroll shute water wheels, and put in its place
one Of yel t"entyve r ] ngon ne @ .nrs
satisfaction, driving the machinery of our
Lock works with about ne-half the water of
the old one, and we would not exchange it
for any wheel with which we are acquainted.
TOWNSEND MANUFACTURING co.
ft5 DR. F. B. BREWER, Prest.,
EN-. Mix, Supt.
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SAeriTs Sale.
State of Ohio, Gallsa County, ss.

State Of OHIO, Gall'a C0anty, IS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
IN Sheriff of the county of Gallia, will by vir-
tine of three orders of sale issued by the Court OF
Common Pleas of said county, one in favor OF
Abraham Gilbert and William H. Clark, and one
in favor of Alexander Mccall, and one in favor
of John Chick and against David Howell and to
him directed at one O'Clock p. m, on the 22d day
of June at the house of william II. Clark in Har-
rison township, in said county, offer for sale at
public auction the following goods and chattels,
to-wit:-
One buggy, three hives of bees, one right to
make bee-hives, one pair counter scales, one
platform scales, one lot of brick, and one gun
property of said David Howell
Given under my hand this 3D. day of June,
a. d. 1868. Il. BLAZER,
June II, 1885, S. G. q. o.
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ERsHoT WHEEL,

and can be used where it is impossible to
place an Oyershot Wheel. l furnish this
Wheel at Manufacturers Prices.
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White Lead, Oil, etc.
500 Kegs and Cans!

DEST Quality White Lead of different
ID brands, just received. Also, Linseed
Oil, Tmpentine, Japan Dryer. Putty, ETC., etc.
For sale in quantities to suit,
= HENKING, ALLEM0EG & Co.
March 5, 1863.