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The undersigned having from his old stand No ITO
Camp street. viii be pleased receive the orders Of his old
friends and customers Mr.. fAylors las Camp street
VIZ. AYRES.
f,f.x~<u Al and
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a CADEMY OF MUsIC-SI CHARLES ST.
sPALDNG BIDwELL. Projectors and Managers
Monday. April .. 1885.
THE ONLY THEArER OPEN IN THE CITY,
Inauguration Of the SUMNER SEASON under the imme-
date direction Of MANAGER BIDwELL. has just
turned from his European with features which vii
be presented IN rapid succession.
Few Ballet Dfyertisemer / by M'ns CARNAGGIA, CLINE
TOP SISTERS and Ballet Corps Misses TAYLOR and sr.
CLAIR in Popular sengs and Ballads Startling Novel and
Ridiculous Eccentricies Ethiopian Troupe Conclud-
ing with the still popular THREE EsAs.
The Summer Promenade Matinses EVERY SATURDAY
NOON. &.
M @ .. Dsshers New operate Burlsrqus written e.
pressy for the ACADEMY, emitted D. A B. r. A.
tive prsoaration- 1851
VABIeTIEsTHEAr s. RsEf
Commencing sunday, April Js. and Every
Evening During the Week.
Great Attraction. rov. Highly Interesting ana CT ssss
Entertainments; Magical Illuminated fshiesax
and ConcerI
Professor Robert. win exhibit his celsbrstsd xaga' II
sa Tab. Ispsssntinx the Paris Exaiosn
Dem snsiuens Land espes and cmc Pictures Mss Fila
the -erderfa Pianist and yonist has
oss s' re ' b. Once / os
day ron 10 o'clock when seats be securely
For sunday evenings Perform tickets may be ootand
csey at O'clock Saturday. Apr 18th Asn at Noon.
Pieces sane as before Change Of programmes cry night
NATIOsAL THEATER.
GRAND COMPLEMENTARY BENEFIT rendered to
GUsTAVE osTERMANN by tns shakespeare Club Of New
Orleans
Monday Evening. April H, 1865,
The Members Of the Club aud Misses Rose Wood Mr.
Kate Schubert and Kate Wood win appear The perform
viii consist Of the play Of RICE ELrEU and the
citation Of SHAMUs oBRIEN. Orchestra under the drec
ton Of Prof Bernard.
Tickets ST. Doors open at halfpast7 Performance
at haifpast7 o'clock Tickets be had the
Members Of the Shakespeare Club and at the Bx oce
THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
THE MECHANICS AND AGRICULTURAL FAIR
ASSOCIATION
Desiring to throw open the FAIR GROUNDS to public visit
have determined So the following reguations
During the Spring Summer Months the win
opened DAILY. from to for public VISITORS
except when engaged for public exhibitions Desiring
place in the power Of all classes peopls
selves this ATTRACTIVE PLACE OF RESORT the
prices Of Admission viii be-: e aHrss
For each foot passenger.
For each buggy snd contents. &c.
For each iage ard contents -........5Oc
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ERNEsT TURPIN. WHOLESALE MANUFAC-
II turer Of Stick Candy, Fancy Candies Chocolate Cream
Drops Sugar Almonds, Rock Candy, Jaube Paste. Gum
Drops and Syrups b. steam Importer Of French orns
phins Decorated Toys cossaques Fancy Papers for Cake
Stands Bouques CstonaRes Fancy Boxes tor Christ
mas and New Year Conncopias, etc. etc Ne IS
Old Levee street, between ST Louis and Cont streets New
La
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kAR0x AND PEREnPFoBy BALE or KLBaANs
Mach and Single Horss Elegant saddls HorssA Pins
Wsrk Mules. Fine MnaA Gown. Bsssia. Hamsm Wsssss
ste. eta. q anction. ~ ftt
NJ MONTGOMERY DB0a. = o.
= n noH7o0nBnY, Auc>teuew.
omes-a Cam ssrss<
ERIDAYs April 10th. ~ N sselses A.
Est r. Lansrs stsblss 0ravisr ssrssk Utn sela-
Elegant Match HsrneA a
Elegant Saddle Hornna
Fine Work Mulsa
Fine Milch Cows
Alse-Tsp and Open Baggiss. Hsns.. Wagoas
- fHnHs-ossh IN o. Q. Treasury Ncss~
FURNIf ......-FURHfrURk yuRNI1URE
M MONTGOMERY DBOo. - CO..
o h H. Mon1oonzRH. AuctionsU
SATUkDAK, y pr1l 11eh. ~ N oseaoek ~
- =. II their Auctsn Mart 81 Camp street Win b
A general assortment Of HOUSEHOLD EoRNiTURk
such a. Rosewood Mahogany and walnut Bedstsads Blu
resnA Armors- Weshstands Mahogany and walnut Tete<
Sofas Spring Seat Chs kssy Chars nssels Typ Center
Tables Marble Top sidebosrd Extension Tnbe Veyst and
Brussels Csrpes French Plsts Mirror Mstrsssss Knsrav
ngs Paintings. looking Stoves and Utsns e. beng The
contents Of several vsLfuruishsd house, 1a
A large invoice of Cottage Bed. Cane and Wood -
Chairs etc. e.t - 40 . .I l-[ % N r.
Rs-TERxs-cash IN U. g Treasury Notes.
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CnUKcHMEN. CoNsIDER.
THE CHRONICLE.

Devoted to the interests Of the Holy Catholic pro
estant Episcopal Church is published In New Orleans. La
every Saturday and designed be useu and interesting
Eclectic Family Paper. This the only representative Of
the Church south Of the Ohio river and the State Of Virginia
such commend efto the support and prompt
patronage Of her clergy and sy and the members and
Of that communion generally In the South and South
The only Ten Cents per week. when madein
advanced payment Of Five Dollars per Those in
ereed in sustaining and spprecsfng the Importance of
such representative and medium Of ecclesiastical intel
genee requested to act promptlyn sustaining in
their sections forward their subscriptions and
agents. solicit and forward those Of ohsrs addressing
THE CHRONICLE,
10 Commercial Place (up-stairs). New Orleans
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oMee OF one Ser. orlesn.. Jaek.ea ..ns

-OMee Of the New Orleans, Jackson and
Great Northern Railroad Company New Orleans March Is
ls6S-rn fomify with the Charter, Election will be
held at the Office Of the Company No CAcndse. street
MONDAY April 20 1868 from to O'clock for Eighteen
Directors Twelve chosen from Stock residing
Louisiana. Six from Stockholders residing in Mississippi
proviced majority Of the stock OF the Company be
fenfed said election but majority Of the stock be not
then represented election viii be held MONDAY,
Apri ~, 1868 the Ofc8 the CnmDauy. from TO
O'Clock - r. s. CHARLES. Secretary
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W. |. H0DGSON'S SALES.
STOCKS, soSDs NOTES. scRIPs
AND
OTHER SECURITIES BY PUBLIC AUCTION.
BIZ W. 4. HODGSON,
AucrIoSExR-Ofice, No. "a Commercial Place.
LIVERY TUESDAY and SATURDAY. ut
O'Clock H. or mmsdi.tsy ftsr the day session ofths
with the Direction Of Merchants Exchange he
braces this method Of announcing that be viii make public
sales Of .l-s-' = .i'. r'- XII
STOCKS. BONDS. NOTES. scRIPs. AND OTHER
SECURITIEs,
At the Exchange Roems on Common Street,
In the Louisiana National Bank Building.
And respectfully soics OF Brokers' Capitalists othsrs
Securities for pebble outcry aud will stock book
his Office for Entries and Instructions until II O'Clock
on each DAY 81 sale
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~ undsensd prepared 70 furnish the bsst serssnsd
P1T16BUR0 COAL. 70 Famiss, Hatss, Cotton Presses.
Yoandss Ssssmskps and essmboss q he lowest market
pre- An ordcu len = hair omce No l68 Foydres stes<
q their Ys.d fsot 81 0aliops sss viii receive pronps
BOYD. wfLHof Co. les Pssdras srsst,
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nIssOLUTI"N-rHE FIRM OF oORSoN 4
DGroves this day dissolved by consent, ]. j.
corson Withdrawing from the firm ,: J cOKsoN
JN0. s. GROVES.
IT. undersigned having the liabilities orCoson
Groves and being ehfr ed with of all claims
unfinished business will nue the ine OF business
The old stand IA Poy drzs street. JNo s GROVES
New Oresns A pril 1868. 'tt
CMrTH a. LEEFE-GARDNER SMITH. AUG
- tioneer-oice No ~ Graver street.-The undersigned
have their old business and their old stand
the Canal Bank where they w formerly
entire time and attention sales Real Estate
Insovences Stocks Vesse Damaged Cotton and
Goods, Furniture, and all out door sales 7lf1
= GARDNER SMITH,
BENZ. r. LEEFE.
New Orleans. April 4, 1858. =
DIssoLUTIsN..,..........-DIssoLUrIoN
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certify the reg ng 10 be copy OF the original
extart in my Current NOtaral Register -.. t-.r
In faith whereof these sents under natur:
and the impress Of seal OF Office City Or
leans this Twenty Fhh day Of March d. One Thousand
L. 81 5. WAGNER, Notary Public
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the undersigned Recorder Of Mortgages do hereby Ger
ty thst this tins day duly recorded In Society Book
No. 7, folio rs
csignedJ --'~' a DUoirEL, JR,
L. ST. Deputy Recorder.
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Mr. p sARRAZIN thankful for the patronage extended
him since the establishment Of his factory. has constantly
used his best exsr to increase bis reput
on able offer the Southern states
article Of Tobacco for smokng in ali sorts OF pack
suit the trade Bis Of Chewing Tobacco
Pines Ciears by every arrival
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EOR sALE-PLANTATION OF 100 AcREs, ON
the Bsyou Pierre near 0csd~n' Ferry. on Jims Island
Landing Red Rivsr900 rich bottom 800 cleared and
party under eulsivstisn; good frame dvene' gin mill
mules piows carts. etc hns spring water Green Elder
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7 ANE COTTON MILLs.
Cotton YARNs-Nos s and IL
=. WRAPPING TWIHE
:. CAULKING.
.. BITING.
Packed in quantities TO suit
Orders VIII be promptly fed when left at IS Csrondels
street. Rack Oice
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
Gard.

.EpIToR JoUREAL:, We, the under
signed citizens of Gaiiia County,
take pleasure in commencing the
safe, fast and reliable side wheel
steamer Golden Eagle to the favora-
BILE notice.and patronagesof the cltl-
zens along the river, She is a regu-
lar Wheeling and Cincinpati packet
Leaving Cincinnati every Saturday
promptly at 5 o'clock z. III, The Of
fcers are all clever gentlemen en-. Capt.
Amos E. DAyIsis : well knoBn, and
needs no Recommendation to those
who know him. The state rooms
are superb. and the bill OF fare can
not be excelled by any beat running
the river. Capt CHARLES E. BooTH,
who presides in the Office viii give
you good quarters, and the steward,
JAMES RuT1ERs will setyou down to
a bill of fare that viii more than sat
isfy the most fastidieus. Having
had four of the patients of the Luna
tic Asylum in charge, who had to be
sect home to 6 allia County in conse-
quence of the destruction of the Asy-
ium by fire, we found all the officers
of the Golden Eagle exceedingly at
tentive to the wants of the suffering
unfortunates, for which we cannot
beslows too nucb praise upon them,
A LoGUE,
~ ~ zs1 VIM SHoBER,
Fl. E. BANE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
HOLIDAY PRESENTS

The Prettiest Christmas or
New Years Present that any
one can make to friend or
relativesis their eWNHAIR-
beautifully Braided and
Mounted with Pure Gold,
and put in useful shape,
such as Ladies and Gents
sbreast-pins,r ear rings, vest
and guard chains, bracelets,
engagement rings, charms,
sleeve-buttons, &c., &c.
Come, and bring your hair
to Wa. SHoBER's JeWelry
Store. at Gallipolis, and have
it, mounted. He can show
you 700 different patterns,
and at Reasonable rates.
1t would be well for those
wishing to have Hair-work
done, to bring intheir orders
soon, in order to be enabled
to have them finished il time
for the Holidays.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

% FL. D. WHITcoMB, Esq, Chiei
Engineer of the Western Division Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
advertises, in the Kanawha Jour
pal, for sealed proposals for the
graduation andsmasonary of part,
and perhaps all the work on this road
lying between the mouth of Big
Sandy and Scary creek. Bids will
be received at his Office, Cabell c. H.,
W. Va, until P. NJ. December 9th,
1868. The sections to be let, and
the profles and estimated quantities,
will be ready for inspection ON the
list day of December, 1868.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
Real Estate Transfers.

The fellowing. transfers of real
estate were made by Auditor Evans
for the week ending last Saturday,
to-wit: .TTEigkv
Walnut Ip-Frederic Grubv to
Henry Gruby, 80 acres $500. Au-
gust Ropeter ID August Lea, SO acres
800. August Lear to August Ro-
peter, 81 acres-S1O0. Alfred Loucks
toeAugust Ropeter, 40 acres $500.
Perry Tp.-1Samuel Wiseman tc
VIM. W. Jones, go acres-$7e5.
8 0loy 1p.--Joseph Atkinson to Rob.
ert Hazelett. 2f acresLs2o. s
Springfield Joseph White to
Thomas White, Sr., III acres-s15o
Joseph White to Thomas White, Jr.,
s acres-sl0o. Joseph Paype to John
Lawless, $50 acres $500:
dddison ,Ta,an.-John Lawless to
Elizabeth Trickler, lots IA and is-
500. sssi 10 .oTisf rs g.:
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Thanksgiving.

Thursday next is the day selected
by the Governor of Ohio, and by the
President of the United States, as a
day of thanksgiving to God for his
mercies to us as people the past
year. There will be Union meet
ing at the M. E. Church, at 1O3
o'clock A. M.
Sermon by Rev. WALTER MITCHELL.
All who have aught to be thankful
for, and who has not, are cordially
invited to attend.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

PENSION DEcIsIoN.-The Commits
sioner of Pensions, has decided that
an only minor child, ola deceased
soldier, is entitled to the mothers
pension of So per month, in case of
her remarriage, but not entitled to
So per month in addition. If more
than one minor child, each one is
entitled to 50 per month until the
number is reduced to one; or in
other words, the one child gets the
So per month and no more.
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Thanksgiving Supper.

The Ladies of the Baptist Church
and congregation, will prepare a so
cial entertainment and supper, Al
their meeting house, on the night O.
the 26th of November. The exer.
cises to be interspersed with short ad
dresses and choice music.
Doors open at Ct P. M. Entrance
fee, 10 cents. Supper and entrance
fee, so cents.
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- TAXES FOR THE YEAR 1868.
Notice to. the Tax-Payers Of Gallia County.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

half
and payable 9 on before the 10th day Of 1853 and the be-
ehte properly the Mhoo such tax becomes due and the Treasurer required
atty of n1m and nge cents mile from the the residence
This
payment Of taxes, beyond the date fixed by law ' 20 = ~
CY RTNEM that will
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
H. j. CALDWELL, Supt.

E Mr.. l. r. CALoHAN is mindful
of our Thanksgiving dinner. He
has sent US one of the finest Cab
bage heads we have seen this season.
Now, if some one would send us a
few pounds of good picked pork,
our Thanksgiving dinner would be
secured beyond peradventure.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
R Mr.. 1. R., CALoHAN came int

~ Mr.. l. r. CALoHAN came into
our sonctum, a few days since, and,
with the remark that Green town
ship might be good place for live
Republicans, but in turnips Gallipo-
lis could beat her, deposited on our
table aFmonster turnip. 1t weighs
over six pounds, and is called the
Michigan Sweet" We shall not
order one ofsBufford's" kettles vet.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

R Rev, F. GUTHRIE, of Ewing
ton, in this county, recently killed a
six and half months old pig, Of
the common country breed, which
weighed 1917 pounds net That pig
came to be a hog, Gin weight before
his time.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
POWDERS

The Excelsior Baking Powders
warranted strictly pure, and the
most wholesome Baking Powder in
use-manufactured only by RArH-
BURN & DRoU1LLARD, for the trade
and by retail. r
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R Judge LOOMS will hold nc
Court to morrow, Thanksgiving day.

p@ The following are the returns
made to the q. S. Assessor, of the
passenger receipts of two of oul
packets for the month of October
Fleetwood, s2,171; Mary Erwin
$1,241.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

R The big turnips are coming.
We have one from Ohio township,
raised by Mr.. WIN. TAYLOR, weigh
ing five pounds. This has been a
good season for big turnips and Re
publican victories, in both of which
Ohio township has done her full
dutv.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

la ~ A correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Times, says-GRANr has re-
quested Seward to retain his posi-
tion in the Cabinet, but Seward has
not YET made up his mind.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

R The Mary Erwin took aboard
here, on Tuesday, seventeen head of
fat cattle, for the Cincinnati market.
They belonged to Messrs. w S. & J..
P. HANSON, of Green township.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

RS THOMAS MoLER, whose ad-
dress was formerly Kygerville, Gal
liza county, Ohio, will find it to his
: advantage to call at the 1st National
Bank, Gallipolis, Ohio.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
Marriage Licenses.

Judge LoGUE issued the following
marriage licenses for the last week,
to-wit: - Ss
John G. Hermann to Rodama Lind
seyJoseph Hogens to Elizabeth Jt nes;
Robert W. Gwynn to Kate elders;
William Morris to Emily F. Nuckles;
John ]. Detelantr to Sarah Matilda
Baker; Thomas Kerns to Katharin
Burgoyne; Joseph W. Anderson to
Lovina Furguson.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

B9 Messrs. LECLERoQ & Co., ofthe
Union Woolen Mills, have recently
erected new Dye House, the better
to accommodate their large and in,
creasing business. The roof is the
best we have seen, being made OF
sheet iron, with patent elastic
joint, thus providing for the action
ofheat and cold upon it. 1t is said
to be cheaper than tin. Fl.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

ES At the meeting of the City
Council, Tuesday evening, JOHN G.
- VANDEN, Esq, was appointed Direc-
tor of the Union Schools, in place of
GEO. w. JACKSON, Esq, resigned.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
R Deputy d. s. Marshal R1cp

H Deputy U. s. Marshal Rich.
ARDsoN took to Cincinnati last week
CAROLINE DANBERY, ON the charge Of
taking letters from the Post Office
addressed to Mrs. JANE ScorT, and
attempting thereby to get possession
ofa bequest coming to Mrs. ScoTT
She had an examination before q
s. Commissioner HALLIDAY, of Gin.
cinnati, on Saturday, and held fol
her appearance before the U. S. Dis
trict Court.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
POWDBRS.

Egans' Ink Powder pint of
beautiful jet black ink for 20 cents,
at RATHR6RN & DKouhIIsp,sf (
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

B@ Mr.. E. E. WADDELL, of Green,
returned, on Monday morning, from
his visit to friends in Illinois,
Thanks for late papers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
phe infallible tobacco antidot,

s@ The infallible tobacco antidote
is rapidly going into use by all using
tobacco in any form.
Testimonial: Agatha, Jackson
county, Ohio. l have used one boa
ofDr. Burton's antidote, and it has
removed all desire for tobacco; others
having seen its success are anxious
to try it. GEO. EDMONDS. &
For sale by RATHBURN & DRoUIL-
LARD, only agents.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

r Mr.. JAMES LIDDY, of Green
township, lost one of bis team horses,
by cholic. last Fridaynight, Lucki-
ly, he was insured in the Etna Live
Stock Company, for S75.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

R This is the second number OF
the new Volume of the Journal. We
trust those who know themselves in
debted for the last year will remit
the amount at once, and without fur
ther notice. Let our. subscribers
come forward and pay promptly,
and we will add to both the size and
interest of the Journal before next
spring.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
POWDERS!
IOWDEhS !
POW D E R s.!
PO W D E R ST!

Go to BAILEY d HAYwARD's for
quick yeast baking powders, the best
in the market.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

H- The Parsonage Aid Society
will meet at the residence of R. ALE
SHIRE, Esq, Thanksgiving evening,
November 26th.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

y @ Gentlemen who are particular
about having their Boots made in style
will find the New Boot d and Shoe
Store of BAILEY & RIDENouR the place
they are looking for. asHA
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

re- Dressed Hogs are selling for
sSper one hundred pounds, in this
market.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

R Dealers will find it to their
advantage, to call and examine the
large stock just received by Messrs.
BAILEY & RIDENoUR. "a iseg liss1a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
New Advertisements. a

A. Hiekeulooper. u S. Marshsl's Sale
Wonted, agent
Vanden d. Hutchinson. Skates.
Neuson's Custom MIL.
II " Dc 4. L Langley, Notice
Sarah Sheppard, Notire
MaIinda Gibson, Notice.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26
H Attent

@ Attention is called to the no
tice for the sale of the steamer Vic
tress, next Tuesday, December LIST.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

R1 Skates at VANDEN & HUTCH
INsoNs Hardware Store. ( .afi
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

S We had our first snow, this
season, last Thursday night. 1t
soon disappeared the next day.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

? H The Court of Common Pleas
began its adjourned session on Tues
day. Judge WM R. Looms presieing.
1t will be in session two or three
weeks, as the docket is a large one,
and as it is the intention to dispose
of all cases ready for trial
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

~ WIN, NASH has been appoint
led Township Treasurer in place of
Gso. ". JAoKses, Esq., resigned.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-11-26

RG Remember the Festival and
supper at the Baptist Church, to-
morrow Thanksgiving evening.
The object is worthy one, and the
occasion should bring out a large
crowd.
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of all cases ready for trial.
H In answer to a telegram
Judge LoGuE, of the Probate Court
went to Columbus last week, to lool
after the care Of the Gallia County
Insane, rendered necessary by tn,
burning of the Lpnatic Asylum
He returned Monday morning. He
found the Gallia County inmates un.
injured by the fire, The county had
eight inmates in the Asylum. Three
ofthese, Mr. Beman, Mrs Balm and
Mrs. Hay, were sent to tn e Northern
Lunatic Asylun n, at Newburg. L.
d. Daniels was left at Columbus.
The balance, Mrs Sh ober, Mrs.
Mccormick, Mrs. Vance and Thorn
as Hartuett, Judge LoGuE brought
home with him. They have been ia
ken in charge ty their friends.
REAL ESTATE SALES, ,-On Tuesday,
under an order for partition, Sheriff
BLAZER sold the Real Estate owned
by the late PETER DAGEs. The
dwelling house, at the foot of Third
street, was bid off by DR. c. R. Nor
GAN-price s5,335. The business
house on Court street was bought by
Mr.. HENRY BELL--price $3.50.
The tannery was bid off by Mr..
FRANK DAeEs--price Se,347. The
vacant ground east of the dwelling,
containing two acres or more, was
sold to Messrs. L. MINTz and JOSEPH
BLIoKLE for the SUM of S2,666. The
aggregate amount of the sale is a
few dollars over two thirds of the ap-
praisement.
At the same time, the Sheriff sold
a farm of 160 acres IN Perry town
ship, under an order for partition in
the case of CHARLES D. RAwsoN, by
his guardian JOHN WADDELL, vs..
MARY E. RAwsoN and others. DAN
lei j. DAVIS was the purchaser
price SO, 1857.