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ADMINISTRATORS SALE Oh,
\ tsie'l LAND. 9muF

Punaahi 10 two DEGREES OF the Probate Court
OF Pamela county, State Of Mississippi, made
~ The March term 1897, thereof, nc adninis
traior Of the estates OF both John l.. Is. Par
veil and Gideon nuiell, DECEASED, | will, on
ltoadU Decaa'ar n, lsss, in) fpnl Of the
COW Lhou.e door In The tewn Of Pamela IN aia
coaniy, within lAwisl hours, proceed and scll
q puhilc auction 10 the highest bidder, for ono.
thitd cash aud The balance IN two eqnal pay
msnssrt one sad lva yeass from the day Of
kafc, WITH iutrfv>. hum nv day Of sale, the
uofihtact quarter setiion land No ~, township
!, nlngp 8, west IN nid county, belonging %
The sslaie o Jski l.. y Rprpell aeesased, and
Tie soalh hcIf d'the sod WEI daner Of ser.l
ton q, ,ovpship !, rssEc Z, west In aid
comfy, ~hrlonsing to the estate Of Gideon Par
nell dcces ed The frzt inc; & wild land;
the lei hrs fesiy scres Of cleared land under
good fesse, aud b = fne tnct. The purchaser
win b rcqsird y givs boads with approved
-vuriy fr the dskrred payment. aud q Lien
~ - sestp>d v Ne lsa4 fruP dkfcrrcd
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-30

HARVESTING BUcKwHEAT.-Buck.
wheat is the most peculiar of the
grain family in the manner of its ri
pening--a considerable portion be.
ing in the milk state, when another
will be fully matured. The point is
to cut it in that stage which will save
the most, and this is when about half
of the grain has turned brown. If
the straw were less sensitive to cold
than it is, harvesting might be de-
layed longer, but when stricken by
frost, the growth is entirely arrested
and the straw disposed to an early
decay, preventing any further ma
turing of the grain. But, cut when
q portion is in the milk and set up
In lunches in the field, the Juice of
the straw, in which it is peculiarly
rich, will cause the immature Dor.
tions 10 ripen and little will be lost
by over ripeness or lack of it. The
common grain cradle will be found
the best implementfor harvesting this
grain, as it leaves the straw in a con.
dition to be easily gathered in
bunches for setting up for drying
Ez.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-30
THE GREAT CAUSE
tss
HUMAN MISERY.

Just Published in Sealed Enoelope. Price
sir cents.
A Lecture on the Nature, Treatment and
Radical Cure of Seminal Weakness, or
Spermatorrhea, induced by Self Abuse; In
voluntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervous
Debility, and Impediments to Marriage gen.
orally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits;
Mental and Physical IncapacitY, &c.-By
ROB. J. .CULVERWELL, NJ. D., Author Of
the screen Book" DC.
The world-renowned Author, in this ad.
mirable Lecture, clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences of
Self-Abuse may be effectually removed with
out medicine, and without dangerous surgi
cal operations, bougles, instruments, rings
or cordials, pointing out mode Of cure q
once certain and effectual, by which every
sufferer, no matter what his condition may be-
may cure himself cheaply. privately, and
radically. This lecture will prove boon to
thousands and thousands. s
= Sent under seal, in plain envelope. to any
address, on receipto of six cents, or two postage
stamps, by addressing the publishers.
"a Also, DIR. CULVERWELL'S "Marriage
Guide" price 25 CENTS.
Address the Publishers.
.;1i.4i.l CHAS u. @. KLINE 4 co.
l27 Bowery, New York, Post Office Box 1856.
Aug. IL, 1869.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-30

APPLE JAM.-The apples, which
should be ripe, and of the best eat
ing sort, being pared and quartered,
are put into a pan with just water
enough to cover them, and boil until
sney can be reduced to mash.
Inen Tor each pound of the pared ap-
PIES q pound of sifted sugar is ad-
ded, being sprinkled over the boil
ing mixture. Boil and stir it well.
until reduced to jam. Then put it
in pots. The above is the most aim.
pie way of making it; but to have it
Of the best pos sible elearness make
thick syrup with three pounds of
sugar to each pint of water, and ella.
rify it with an egg, as before direct.
ed. Then add one pintof thissyrup
for every three pounds of apples,
and boil the jam to a proper thick
nesS.EE1. asa eEazEa
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-30
NOTICE.


HANNAH ALLISON, widow Of Thomas Alli-
Ill son. deceased, Ammon Ripley and Lovisa
Ripley, his wife, and Lucetta Allison. Drousil-
la Allison, Samuel Allison, Rachel Allison and
Ohio and John W. Allison, of the State of Iowa.
will take notice that petition was filed against
them ON the 30th day of August, a. d. 1859 in the
Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county of Gallia, and State of Ohio by Benja-
min j. Allison, and is now pending, wherein the
said Benjamin j. Allison demands partition of
and the assignment of dover of said Hannah
Allison, in the following real estate, situate in
said county of Gallia, and State Of Ohio, to-
witt
The south half and the northwest quarter of
the northwest quarter of section eleven Q1,)
township six (6,) range seventeen Q7) Also the
northeast quarter ofsthe northeast quarter of
section ten 10,) township six g. range seven
teen Q7.) Also, all that part of the northwest
eleven Q1,) town six g. range seventeen Q7,) as
lies west of the lands of Obadiah Lee, in said
quarter section, supposed to contain twenty
acres, more or less. Also all that part of sec
that lies on the east side of the Grassy fork of
Symmes Greek, and Of SymmeS Creek being
three acres more or less. Also the following
described parcel of land, in section ten no. town
six (6,) range seventeen (17,) to-wit:-
Beginning at the southwest corner of the
northwest quarter of section eleven Q1,) town
six (6; range seventeen Q7;) thence northwest
erly sixteen 6) rods and four az feet and six (6)
inches to a sycamore at the Shade River road;
thence northeasterly with said road seven (7)
rods to the middle of Symmes Greek; thence
down said creek to the point where the north and
south line between said sections ten and eleven
crosses Symmes Greek; thence along said section
line to the place of beginning; and, that at the
next term of said court the said Benjamin j.
Allison will apply for an order that partition
may be made OF, and dover assigned IN SAID
premises.
BENJAMIN J. ALLISON.
SIMEON NASH & SON, Atty's.
Sept 2, 1S69-6W
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G0NJUGAL LOVE,

AND TIE HAPPINEss OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
ESSAY for Young Men, on the Errors,
~ Abuses and diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and create impetliments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Address, DR. j. SKILLTN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug l3, l86e.-ly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-30
Bridge Building.

OEALED proposals will be received by the
y Commissioners of Gallia County until
l2 o'clock M. Tuesday, October 26. 1869, at
Macomber's store, in Huntington township.
in said county, for furnishing the materials
and building bridge across Little Raccoon
Greek, at said Macon ber's store.
Proposals for the wood and stone work to
be made separately. Plan, specifications and
bill of material can be seen at the Auditors
Office, during Office hours, until the above
date.
By order Of the Board.
J.H. EVANS,
Sept 9, l669.-4w.l Aud'r Gallia Co.
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For Sale
A VALUABLE FARM,

y 4
SIX miles from Gallipolis, in Springfield
= township, formerly known as the Elsie
johnson farm. containing 242 acres; being
the most desirable part of farm of 527 acres,
purchased by A. B. Bristol ~
1t has fine two-story frame house on fine
building site, with barn, stables. cribs, gran
ary-and all nearly new. Orchard Of choice
fruit, fine garden. DC. tenant houses, fine
timber-60 or 70 acres. A good proportion
of bottom land for meadow. and no very hilly
or waste land. SAssa ai sssh
Possession given this fall; part time on
payments-but will sell very low for cash.
Direct and good road to market
For terms and further particulars, call on
JNo. 7. HALLIDAY, of Gallipolis; or, WV. W.
Wars, near place; or. address
A. B. BRISTOL,
157 Broadway, Cleveland, Ohio.
Sept. 2, Is6S.-2m.
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TO The PUBLIC.

THE undersigned take pleasure in an
i nouncing to the Public Of Gallipolis and
vicinity, that they have opened
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-30

THE qualified Electors of the County of Gallia,
L in the State of Ohio are hereby notified TO
meet ut their usual places OF holding eiections,
on Tuesday. the I2M day Of October, 1863,
for the purpose of clecting the following State
and County officers, to- wit:
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor, one
Member or the Supreme Court one State Treasu-
rer one Attorney General. one Member of the
Board of Public Works; two Senators for the
Senatorial District. composed Of the counties Of
Gallia, Lawrence, Meigs and Vinton; one Rep
resentative for Gallia county; one Probate
Judge one Treasurer. one Sheriff, one Prosecu-
ting Attorney, one Recorder, one Commissioner
one Infirmary Director, one Coroner, and one
Appraiser for each District, as districted by the
of said county of Gallia; and, the
Trustees of the several townships will report to
the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas, the
names Of the following number Of Jurors, to
serve for the ensuing year, to-wit:
Ohio six, Harrison six, Clay seven, GallipOlis
Addison five, Cheshire nine, Green
six, Springfield six. Morgan six. Walnut seven,
Perry seven, RaccoOn seven, Huntington seven,
five, Guyan five. aafF
Given under my hand officially, at the Sher-
if's office. in the city of Gallip0is. this 9Th day
of September, A. d. 1869. r. BLAZER.
Sheriff Gallia County, Ohio.
Sept 9, 1869. ac ls
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

DRY Goops.-Trade cannot be Justly des-
cribed as dull for the season, but a. Is certain
that II 10 not 80 lively A. our iOsbers We been
anticipating, and the natural esult has been A
willingness "a accommodate buyers by a small
reduction Of prices In the leading ARTICLES of
domestic manufacture. The transactions I'm
unbeached shirtlngs and sheetings have been
on q very limited scale during the past week
and prices for some of the leading makes have
fallen of about half cent yard. There has
been rather more activity in bi.ached goods,
particularly for the better qualities Of shut
Ings, and prices are m mly maintained; but IN
the lower grades there has been less demand,
and prices are a fraction lower. Stripes and
ticks are shade lower. Tue market n well
supplied, and the demand but moderate Prints
are In rather better demand, except for the dark
colorings. which will soon be out OF season.
The new spring styles which nave recently
been put upon the market are unusually at
tractiNe, and command full prices. Ginshams
are in improved request. Cambrics and laco-
nets are without change Of rates. Very ltttle
10 doing as Yet In muslin de lanes. Prices
are steady. Woollens are generally dull.
There is no marked improvements in the de
mand for cloths, but prices remain UNCHANGED
Carpets are In good demand, and prices remain
without change. The Importations OF English
carpets are very large this spring There is a
very good business doing in imported goods
y. J.. IDdslsg gf,Df.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19
nPIA ANN Ttrr~

ALEXANDRIA AND tICINITY.-The Gazette of
last evening has the following items:
NhfTifGty-As all the civil officers of the
Stale who cannot take The IRON clad oath. los,
their Positions to-day, Alexandra is without a
Sherln, but as nobody has been sent 10 take
CT arge OF the prisoners confined IN the iail.
captain StewF TT, after consulate. al win the
Military Commander of this suo-dislrict. has
determined TO remain IN charge of teen untiI
notlfied that his successor has been appoIn ted
he, however, VIII continue TO collect the taxes
for the year 1S6s, as thai will he unfinishe
business.
Ejected from Ae Cdrs.-Previous to the de-
parture OF the Orange Alexandria and n Manas.
sis IRAN for the South. this morning. q coiorrd
man, who had lntruded himself into the car
specially provided for eX-President Johnson.
had 10 be forcIbly elected therefrom, as be pos
Lively refused I'D leave it of his accord.
Land Sales iR Fdirfar COURfy.-The following
land sales Were made last Monday In Fairfax
county-lUU acres, near Burke's Station. by o.
w. Huntt, commissioner, at $3.50 per acre: SI
acres, near Langley WIN. T. Muses. farm, by
VIM. II. Dulany and X. II. Cockerille, COM
missioners, at S65.50 per acre.
Robbery-The grocery and commission store
OF Gwin, Beckham Co., corner of King and
Water streets, was robbed last night Of large
portion OF its contents-bacon, tea, po WIDER, &c.
The drawers and desks in the counting room
were broken open and ransacked also.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19
GINTLENEN'S LIST.

A-AU-ruact & Levy; App'-man a *; Angle
Cap, Alexander G.; Anderson G.. Abbot
naVlt !, Abner Ed, 2, Addison F. Andrews
~ " Rev; Ash II J.; Adayeren Henry. Adams
HUI; AIb-Tt jams W Col; "A lfOTd Lesr1eT;
Afford Mr; Adds Thomas +; Allen w WilIIam
h-rry.
B-Boyd Alfred: Bennett A VI; Bogue y r.
Bradbury Aluerf, Bpnyoct Baron; Barry Is
Rev, Brown G. DIR; BirbOn T. " Hon; Brown
q l.. Bets Commission Brown Conrad: Bots
ford CBas r: Brown David Hon; Birratt ID II
Butler DAVID Gov: Bnynton David DIR; Beer
D.; Burton T.; BOardman T. h; Blake n, =;
BToWIsOn Frederick. col; Blskey q ID Hou :;
Praun Gust L; Baribow Geo; Boynton Geo
w Capt BOwe Geo; Ba'lou George X; Bla k
Ing'Cn sanford; Boyn q W; Ruehler q "A:
Bow en- Hiram. Babcock H nry ii: Bond III 6 !;
Beverly Jordan. Broadd-rs John. col; Buck
nsrs James r; Bennett James; Bryant John :.
Babbitt John r; Bristow J II Rev; Burdick
III Hon; Buchanan johann Classen: Burgrass
James NJ; Burnside J -; Brady John T. W :
Babbiu John r; Beeche j =; Burke Jos Gen,
Brown T Dr; Bell James; Bayiess Lot =, -
Blac kman l. NJ Ma: Biackman j. NJ Col; Ben
10 NJ r; Breenau Michael; BiIdseif Mr.; BO-
ruck Marcus ID: BarDe- NJ : Gen; Brady Mr.
Boileau VI L; Baker Mathew TempIeton; Bow
man MedfoTd ". Brown Nelson. Brown n II
Gen, BOynton u: Brown % +; Bender II
Hon: Bliss Porter e.. Poston X T.; Barry Rob
ert Brace x Dr; Berry Robert; Brooks ) L:
Briggs Samuel J, col; R-amer Samuel; Brady
Thomas; Bets Thomas W. ,: Boiling Tuomt>:
Brown Thomas T.; Brashesr T; Barney VIM
e. Bross WIN Hon. Brown VIM Capt.
(-CrOss ALrhOny, col: Cormes Adolphus:
tOl1f> n n. OOHuson a b, Cnatbaw IS ID:
CatiIn Ben n; Carroll & Co; ChppInger & l.;
Crome 4 e., col; Cassell & Go; Craff Cbas; Cole
r "; Chase Charles d Carr Clark Col: Corn
ID r. Gen: Clark Daniel Hon; Corson Daniel:
Crsns,Qn Earl Rev: Clag~tt Ebert DIR; Culver
l. h: Conkling Edgar; Coselear A; Camp
Barnet; Cleveland r Il Rev. >; Courtney Frank:
Cock Geo; Gushing H. Gamer Henry l.: Cole
Henry: Coon Henry; Calwell II Clay Judge;
Carr II NJ Campbell Johr Capt; Casey James
W. ,: COulson John CIiGret james; Courteney
NJ, Chopper J Y CJl: Gallon james: Calvert
W. Corbin j = Dr. 2; Collins John w, ?; Cal
vrrt Jas: Coey Jas Col; Ctdden james X Rev;
CaIhurn y u Hon; CouklIn b. Gushing Jas;
Cursn Jos p Cap; Casey John; Clark Joseph;
Cox JChn h. Cox Jas. Cole John; Clark John
II Clark John Alien: Cloak w; C-ne john
II n, CLUn Jas COoperthwarte; CARTON VI u;
Chapman: Cock NJ w; Carleton M q, CJes-
well Mr. Artist; CTuttenden u l. Rev Coembs
Prot Cuducre Pat; Conneil p A; Corner Lewis
W, thTIsty Robert. Cannthavs X Hon; Col
ILg Richmond: Campbell X v Z; Corneleus NJ
hsN; CarUthsrs i. Hon; Campbell r. Couch
sam Ii~u;, Caster ) h; CLARK X; Collins ;
J,CcHboeETy > Hon. ,; Cole Seward; Chap-
IAN > tTaW lord = W Gen; CasWell = Clark
50 Hoo: Corry r Hon; Chambe Thomas
Gopkir Cov-t Wilson: Carman Wm; Cosly
WIZ Cogsweli w J; Ciafiein VIM Hon; Cav
apbnIsh W IL
D-Dsyis Abnsr; Denan Chas, Dodge CLARK
A 60; DAVIDSON ID T. Col, ,; Dsnsrman Edw;
DwsOn y A he VILE r q; DO1gIss Frsrk;
De Corcy fIantls Hon De Camp Geo + Maj,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

orln regard toe xcise and prohibitory liquor
laws, which are now exciting considerable
States, il may be said that while every man
should govern his own appetite, he should
he slow to dictate to another how he
should control his, and sull more should he De
careful how he makes that q legal crime mich
for five thousand years has been deemed limo.
cent, and how he sets one.half the community
at absolute enmity with the other half upon
the question whether all should think and
iops on the subject. 1t would be equally a
proper political movement to attempt TO
make all mems religious practices square WIN
ne religious belief of a particular sect-N Y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19

SENATOR SCHUR Rz made his debut in the Senate
this morning in speech in favor OF the report
OF the committee recommending a suspension
Of the Tenure of Office bill. He warmly urged
harmony of feeling between the Executive and
Legislative branches OF the Government
During hIs aIgument be alluded TO the reports
freely crcu ated as to the Presidents iDGenuoR
not 10 send IN any nominations of importance
until the Tenure OF Office bill should he
repealed, and spoke CT the abs urdity of such
reports. He believed the President never had
authorized any such statements, and would
send in nominations as he might select persons
10 I'LL the positions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19
NKw YoRK-vrRsr BoARr
lBy Bankers and Brokers Telegraph
Lewis johnson & 20. quote stocks and bond
in home and foreign markets as foIIovs:


NBwYoRK, March 1s.-First Board-U. s. e's
sl, coupon. Il6a; o.20's. lse2. coupons. 1Ie%
1894. coupons, 1l5s; 1868 coupons, II7s.; lo6:
coupon, new, 1l3k: 6.2o's, Io67, coupon, li5 3
l0l0's, coupons, lO5S; Pacific Mail, 9OS; Ohio
Miss. Certificates, 32 I; Mariposa, none. Attain
TIC Mail, none; Canton, 59i Cumberland, 35 .;
Western UnioniTelegraph. 37z: Quicksilver.
~; Boston Water Power. 16h; New York
Central, 159t; Hudson. 139x; Readins, 81 \.
Michigan Central, ll74; Michigan South.
ern, 96H; Illinois Central, 13S; Cleveland and
Pittsburg, 81; Northwest, SiA do. preferred
925si Cleveland and Toledo, Io5 /; Rock Island
l2s; Ferts Wayne, 100; Alton & Terra Haute.
35 ii Toledo & Wabash. 67 Adams EXP,
5s1; Wells, Fargo & 90. Express 30; United
States Express, 56I; American Express. IL;
Merchants Union. 10: Chicago Alton. non e;
do. preferred, none. Market dull. 9old, I3U y
al3ls.
BY Cable
LONDON, March ~. leo p. m.-Consols 50 /,
aa3 \; Bonds. 81; Illinois, 81; Erie, 2i%.
FRANKFORT, 1:2J p. m.-Bonds, TX.
LIVERPOOL, LEO p. m.-COtton market QuIet;
sales estimated at 5000 bales. Middling Up
lands. -: Middling Orleans, i2s. Total stock
afioat consigned here, a53.00 bales. OF which
10000 are from the United States. Total stock
in port, 26i, 600 bales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-19
THE PROPOSED NATIONAL PEACE
ME~lgAl, FR>rINAI

RosroN, March l9--COntriouuons 20 the
National Peace Musical Festival IN June mex.
are being made with great liberslity. It's sue
cess on that point has already been secar-d.
Among the latest Contributions arr Josiah
Bardwell, $50, Boston aud Albany Railroad
Corporation. SJuo. There n large nun Der
OF individual subscriptions an sums Of So aud
sltN Hen. W. Alexander Rice IL Chairman
OF the Executive Committed. and Ebrn ID. yor-
dan, Treasurer
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TELEGRiMS TO THE STAR,
This ANernsem's Dispatches.
THE GEoRGt. LEGtSLarrRE AND
THE l5TH AMANDMENI

ATLANTA. GA. March - Both Houses al =
lourned saw di, last night. Yesterday IN ouon
was m aoe tre S-n ate authorizing the Saerlfi
cf any county TO call on The Governor for 4.
- troops {, aSsist the sherihs whenever deem
ed necessary. Hungertord, n E-punlicNn.
thought the resolution UNNECESSARY, and moved
10 lay II on the table. which motion xas sns-
tanned
On the motion for recopsiderauou Of 10. IN :
dtnnite posfponemsnt Of the 18th amen dmeR
yesterday morning. the resolution was sus-
tain'd, aud the amendment put on It's nnal
passase and defea'ed by the folio wing vois
Republicans voting for adoption. :; D.mocrats
voting for adoption. 5. RepuoIic aus votlag
against adoptinn.5 :. Democrats voung agatrst
aoop'ion, Repuel'caus absent aud dodging
the vCte. 4.
Thus the 18th amendment was slaughtered IN
\ Republican Senate. after It's passage oy 4
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FRKspNHN's RUREAU.-In the Senate this
mornlng, Mr. Wilson, from the Military Com
mi,tee, reported back the bill continuing the
educational department, and the department
for the collection ana pay yment by the Commis.
sioper of money due 20 coiored soldiers and
sailors of the Freedmen's Bureau, until the list
of January, 1871; and the same was passed
without ame udmept,