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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-01-05
ONE Harwnols Eg,ale.

STATE OF VERMONT, Al Probate Court holden
Manchester District, a the Probate Office Ia Man
chssttr ia aud ilr said Dstricg the 2bfh day u
November, a. b. isS
Pfrsga{, I'm. T. B BURTON, Judge
The administrator Uu the estate Of Oliver Harw0Od
late OF DosHe ia said Disic deceased made appli
10 uhlth pay The debts and settle The o. said
drceased
Whereup0n Il was ordered that hearing upon said
application br had al Probate Cont To b. holden al
Manchester. Ia sold Distfcf, The a0h day ~ Dee
A. D. 1865 and that notice of said application the ma
ture and reason hefeof Aad The ime and place ~ heA-
ing thereon be given 10 al persons Interested 81 pub
shinga copy this order three weeks sHrressiveiy ia
The Manchosfef .jsufnaf newspaper printed at saiJ
Mauthestef, previous 70 said time " bearing
A trle ree1fd. Attest,
LOyELAED MUNsOS, Register
a true copy OF record Attest
10 LOYELANn MuNsOE, Register
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LeGaL Notices.
lllinm i Enller { Estata

CTATE OF vRuM0ST4 Atn Prpbate Courth hold.
- Manchester District, ~ eu Ut the Probate Oicc III
Manchester H and f9r said District, the "a day
December ls6s.
Present u H. b b. BURTON Judge
The adaiHislrator on tbr estate u William i Full
Ter late Dorset % said District deceased proposed
10 rcndc as &c Tuut
Whofenpon 4 was ordered that said application be
be heard az Probate Cougl to BE- holden the ff3-
bate Office in Mauebrstef 10 said District, on tie to I
"Wednesday ia December and that notice thereof br
given 10 OK persons Interested bs puHsh0g oertided
copy of H- On. % three weeks sgceesfiyeYh The Man
chester Jourhn newspaper printed DO said ManChea-
ter, previous % said time 10 bearing.
Attest L0EELAND IUSs0H, Register.
true copy Of reCpttl Attest
% LOYEIsAND MENSON EcEis.et
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a RmN MAALa

'lsain-makers are a faulty not indip.
eGoas g req fadinu r4s So hau met
with theta @ Ahpa aud se aaJa lie
extent ~ snaeh thmy lismua ii Coma
Ia lbe seasln II ,ifuHgAt, lhp iaia0us
mods pa una 81 iAauagb m4,aolious
itreas se calculated y staYpa .Aaz
iAg Slaughter Fl Eu5ia l.tas... ..fer.
81 " siiase extraordinary splUis. lat
oas especially 10 which wax ha dali ha-
hee @aA tae puBnpal performer. Ram
makers pere4 ial.lss snavewi o. elsen
ones lhss ssAiH tLsif t4ifsflsoHt snes
neNel STOP nli lle raa begins @ fill
A seofBd circumstances which adds ID
ibesg iaGs ~ that ho Nho has aune
MAIDS u rain never attempts 4 again
pautomimiea u Max .Aa-dah -8a-aee
werc ospeaal,y lef1ssk a-lr iUr wlisle
be vas afsug hs arfow oF into tie
clouds, ard promising abundance of
water tfom lhe skies, tso things hap
pered Fprl vessel came up the
river lrlug her salute. All, my frionds
said the fslG maker, ms maaiciNe n
CREST | base bronkht s thuu ler-boAt
lie coaNaaed hls tAan,2 aud threats
from his sh place, sud "a b uis pro-
dlciions aefe ta.hled: 10 mouen;s
the Cloud sas ever ,as village. aad lhe
rata tca D torrents a. Nj C4tau
says. 4 was memorable sight Black
Thunder reared. aud vivid hgAsn.nQ
Aashea. anal a. ie a moment II e0h.
ssernatlou. nasA STRUCK one Of the
AaudAn iuslges, ara killed q be4nnfu.
gaa Ii Was rather alarmed lest his
fame should Is he.A lroaA HIN; he ac
eNnde3 the mesliclne lodge The neal
morning sod eseltanlad My lfienda
ny meaic4e yoa see 3 great ID is
too great. ! sH 900 young. Aua was
isse isst, J GucN not when Il siou
Tie wsFaam q AAh Sil,ssA i iaad lon,
sad nanY are ths syes tdat ueep ~
h0kaA, tss antelope Nh0 aay thai tie 4
9e,i.eine - Wax ba-daA- ha Aee Is aot
$teag = uuAaas49us Aboai u aypro-
,tiou IA lAsoagh lhe croAd, aaa
air u Lae Mhs.e Baaaio, Il whscA
sihrt As uAs distinguished beiofa.
enAngvd 10 The nore tAmliAr aad
f. aor9bls afPs.lAsloa u lie Bag Doab-
de4ssAns
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FoR cRorP.

~ Btlssn ~ q lead iustlaatts. kaa asy
siss q Frssd rfaa Is D. u.esl eYtfsmf otsss.
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SORE THRoAT

= Aitle and 5ilsu aaI y9u viu ssaa Ind relief
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We aould "a, % tbs Ladies that VIZ are prcpss
81 - get az 10 prior VERY NicE MINK sErrs
otAny siAe. nemg ourselves 10, actual ooloc.
tors Il Raw 50 ns from hands q trappets, - u.
lee liue Dad skh,a anil make garnrcntr 10 suit
n this say rc esu gr parii's thc bosi class q
these goo,lv il Is rosriId. 10 obtain and aot q.
pa,- foupd u q, hs,ds y ioalr
We understand uisl ,nd i,ps are as syhsyo
loug deaii 10 thom aud mar businou- being direct
With ,he ,arse-, sud bssi huurr. n the country,
y, can oAer parties 10 sppsrba Inducements,
We sell 10 goods tu aomNirsiou.
We etrdiail, Invite Dc attention n .he pubic
% our stock % these goods and cur rtool II mer.
ehsndiso ia general.
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The OId EstabIished Hospital.
Ne. Beaver s., AlhnHg, y. ],
QIGK gTNER 81 LOW rEIaEa

Iirgd3 fhoteahd Patients Cured d5fot0itl
NE. .. TELLER eantihHes 20 BE- eunHdeHiislly cor
~ sailrd on ~ FERNS q private aiseHsse At biz "a -
lahished liospital NJ. heassfsir~st Albany N y -
Twenty gears devoted % tbs particular branch ~
pfsetef enables BIN e. performs sEth 10 other
physician ean and biz ciiifcf snc fttHg b eafrcs-
poHdsncs sih iAe as, siae a flg si.ahs n Hs Ola
world aiahAining ne ssfe 80 Hcl as tie iasst RENE
aifs tr these disease eefF atacaanefts 70 thf Huhf
tHaae 9fA iAifs sud rapid q be ehslged 80 eth
sr oHce De- Amrfifs - tyHhinia. GsRsfrhos. Gisst
structure AMarggnfii ~ tie tesieles snd spefmatie
cords, bato, efrsted Threat. tender shin
haaes tntsneeus eFupiaas Bells cers, Abgsstsf asa
All other inpafitss n TIE system, lrrfeetiy under
tbs control ufhs D0rhrs incidence an1 have bten ttf
- 10 more tbaE s1aao cstes annually Eith imfsbfs
success
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MANHOOD How I.egt How Restored.

MANHOOD How Los, How Restored.
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ni q aae ielt want, bringing really Indispensable
feature ~ business within TIDE reach VI All- Prize
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h9ak ~ even Eoiy rfErtlnr dises.sufet. bF lei
isrt great sars far tao mafisd fass contemplating
FnaF1ags -2pa pasts flef piaifsfFrs % osHts asai
70 90 srs gsaHr ss1i Posi aa - ss r1sAss sfd He
past yesr Tie augie mssrisd ara fae married haHps
Ataetars on isrs,e hae q riss psrtssi sfeHgsss
ssrt ~ dfAH'ery HcoUtaiEs haHafsrt ufseeffis ~
before putisHrf WsHraated - r. ihfes risfs
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WANTED. AGENTS. !

eve whtrr, male aud tmale "a introduce the GENt
lAk IMPROVED COMMON sENSE FAMILY SEN
lNG MACHINE. This machine viii stieh. hem ieiG
iuck, quit, cvr bind, braid and embroidef 10 nost
rHpefiof manner. Piiee only gas Fully warranted
ior we years WeHiil lmy slp0 Tor any machine tbat
wi sew stronger, more bcautind a classIiy
seam than ours Il nakes tho 'Elustit Lock sttrhI
Every second stitch can be- ca. stu the cloth
hut be putcp auirt without tearing It. We pay cur
Agents iittn SO TO s&0a pet month and eNpehses
commission rom bitch twice that amount b, m.ic
Addns eECOAB Co. rITTsBEEsn Pa, BvsroA
MAss, " 81 LnUis, Mo,
Caution DO not not be imposed upon b. other par
iaiaihg on WORTHLESS eas-iruH machines, under the
SANE name otherwise ours is the only ssnuia aud
really practical cheap machine manufactured.
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OLIVE BRANCH,
Henry Clay & Empire State

Also BOX and PARLoR STOVES, for wood or
coal. CAN and examine my stack
Rupert Doc Z 1865
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fpaEF Addicted - seeftt hsblts pho haYs m
fRirsA their hsslths nhd dsstTos "a the rgof - ie
minds thus GepfiFthg th mstFss ~ tbs caurs 81 Ma
red Life npiiesd that u rtaeMlibs hf 4, Teller
they stIl fHd friend ctnsais Hbd Ftgsiean phe
hsa cared h9usaads ~ ElHf VERY pert ~ ib aittA
%tsiFs uhe applied "a los btaGfn 8as Ia ktsth u0N
rejoice n al that iaates ne desirable sua tsqfF
1hsfeadef 4 y tHrse aware tat she Gsaes u 1874 seh
sect ~ prevent uiauts description u tbss tef
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ATAB sPANGLED BANNER "A large 80 cuamt
- paper Eich, rare ard racs Fun Of charming fsaa-
ing, idh het and fancy, "EvASsELINg,n splendid
steel rlaie, Una eu,gg subseiiher. Only 70 cts
year Egangeilus soils at ~. sub eribe NOW. spec.
tmchs cts Adlr9ss HASNER OFrtcE liins,alr n a.
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IUUh HIKE ~. N rsn'I. r !. -, -.
caanty q from q r. day TO sell ths snasf apnisr
Rofas ~ ~ pabi.sba5 Actress 4. 1a1ts y BseE
fnaa slgfei s.
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D. s. wills son
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real
estate were made by Auditor EVANS
for the week ending last Saturday,
to- wit:
GaRipolis Cay-Charles Creuzet
to James Mcconnell, lot 80, except
I25 feet W side-Sl000. Charles
Creuzet to Richard Mcconnell, 25
feet n side let 30 and l21 feet W
side lot 29-s500. Virginia v.
Dowdall to Fred Kaulberscb, n J
lot 1856 $500. Fred Kaulberseh to
Abraham Lasley, n ] lot 3s6- $500.
e. Deletombe to Alfred Henking,
43d by l34 feet lot 93-s1500. Elias
Wetherholt to Jno C. Graham, !
lot IA and feet w side lot 149-
$500
Guyan Tp.-Burnell Syms to Chas.
A. SeIdler, 81 acres-5270. Lewis
S. Hashin to Jacob Weber, ] acre
1925.
Morgom Tp.-Isaac Russell to
Thomas N. & David Reisinger, 100
acres-Sl000.
Walnut Tp.-Joseph P Baker and
wife and Sarah Baker to Jacob
Proveas, 10 acres-S250.
Cheshire Tp-Basil Hacket to
David Swisher, 60 acres-S2l50
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

The Secretary Of the Treasury
has instructed the solicitor of that
department to take the necessary
steps to secure the enforcement Of
the twelfth section of the act of July
Z, 1888 against the pilots of the
steamers United States and America
because of the recent collision be-
tween those vessels, which resulted
in so large loss of life.
The section referred to provides
that every captain, engineer, pilot,
or other persons employed on board
of any steamboat or vessel, propell-
ed in whole or in part by steam, by
whose misconduct, negligence, or in
attention to his or their respective
duties the life of any person on
board said vessel may be destroyed,
shall be'deemed guilty of manslaugh-
ter, and, upon conviction thereof be-
fore any circuit court in the United
States, shall be sentenced to confne-
ment at hard labor for period of
not more than ten Years.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

We understand there is to be a
second examination into the matters
connected with the alledged robbery
Of the Gallipolis Post Office, and that
it is set for next Tuesday, the 18th.
1t will take place in Cincinnati. We
cannot believe that it will amount to
anything, so far as the parties under
arrest are concerned.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

Ew Amongst Atlantic Gables, steam
navigation and those progressions of
science and art that mark the nine
teenth century, not the least useful,
are DR.. Ayers medicines. They take
rank among the benefactions of man
kind, from the rapidity and certainty
with which they cure. Try Ayers
Cherry Pectoral on a cough andit is
gone. What skin diseases or impure
ties of the blood withstand Ayers Sar
saparilla? Ayers Pills are the per-
lection of purgative-eyery family
should have them as almost every FAM
lily does. Not trife to be thankful
for are good medicines and the knowl
edge how to use them for protection
from disease. These DR.. Ayers prep
aratlons and publications furnish, and
! we v 90 not hesitate to commend them;
50. koais Leader,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

3 cw ThsyCourt of Common Pleas
began its Spring session on Monday,
Hon. VIM. b. LOOMS, presiding. =
Mr.. JoHs MoRToS, of Clay township,
was made foreman of the Grand
Jury, The Grand Jury were in ses-
sion only about four hours. They
found no bills. This speaks well for
the morals of our community.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11


out all night, and had his feet SO
badly frozen as to make amputation
necessary. One spree-minus two
feet.
Mr.. J. H. Rice, farmer living at
Shamrock landing, on the Ohio
river, in Adams county, was mur-
dered by his step-son ON the 23d ult.
The young man was arrested in
Cairo, few days since, and brought
home for trial.
To turn gray hair to its natural
color and beauty, use Halls Vege-
table Sicilian Hair Renewer, the best
and most reliable preparation science
has given us.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
Spring Election.

We are authorized to announce Mr..
L. J. LANGLEY as candidate for re-
election to the Office of City Marshal.
Also, for the Office of Constable.
H We are requested to announce
the name of HOBSON MCCLURE
as candidate for the Office OF City
Marshal.
H We are requested to announce
the name of s. C. THOMPSON for
lie cillce OF Constable.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

w Gen. w. H. POWELL, of the
Clifton Nail Works, was in town
Tuesday, and spent the afternoon in
examing our iron ore deposits. He
was well pleased with the examina-
tion-pronounced the ore an excel
lent article, and existing in mex
haustible quantities.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
Marriage Licenses.

Judge LoeUE issued the following
marriage license for the last week.
o-wit:
Horace Willis to Mary S. Coulte-;;
James Evans to Cecilia T. Williams;
Thomas Garfield to Nancy j. Swee-
ney; Washington Arnold to Caroline
Burage; VIM. Mcconnell to Annie l..
Gills: William 2. Williams to Rebec-
ca Tagg; Joshua S. Edelman to
Ellen Jane Glover.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
s@ Our Representative, jon

Rgr Our Representative, JOHN
LAWSON, Esq, was in town on Mon
day. He informed us that his bill
authorizing County Commissioners
to build free turnpike roads, passed
the House last week, with only one
negative vote. He entertains no
doubt of its passage in the Senate
The grade, as it passed the House,
was fixed at seven degrees. An ad-
dltlonal section had been added, Civ
ing County Commissioners power to
issue eight per cent. bonds-said
bonds to be issued in sums not less
than 800, and not to be sold for less
than their par value, and TO run
from five to fifteen years. Tn this
way the work could be pushed for
ward much more rapidly than If
could be done by waiting for the an
nual levies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
Notice.

The "Mite Society" of the Baptist
Church will meet at the house of the
Pastor, Rev. f. STANLEY, Wednesday
evening, March 10th. All friends of
the cause are invited to attend.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

p@ A Miss MCLAUGHLIN, a daugh-
ter of Mr.. JAMES MCLAUGHLIN, had
her hand badly bruised and torn at
the Union Woolen Factory last
week It was dressed by Docts. J.
NJ & F. A. Cromley, and will proba-
bly, be saved.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
'pL8oa ol 3ueS ON
H. j. CALDWELL, Supt.

fSg% RUMSEY, ROADS e. REED, the
Largest WHOLESALE DEALERS
in DRY GOODS and NOTIONS. Ports
mouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive
Winter Stock. They give special attention
TO keeping the best Goods, end you viii al
ways find their stock the largest and prices
the lowest One of their firm remains East
to give his entire time in watching the Mar
kets and in buying for them. solely; and hence
their stock is always fresh and always first
supplied with the newest goods. They OPP
crate largely, do business on the principle of
the smallest profits, aud practice the spirit of
liberal accommodation. [jan. %, '69.-ly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
C. IL o. R R.-The Kanawhs

Journal says:
The engineers have been engaged
for week or so in surveying the
line for this road from opposite
Scary Creek up the Kanawha on the
north (or east) side. They will run
the line on up on this side to the
Kanawha Falls, when they will come
down on the other side. 1t has not,
as yet, we believe, been finally de
termined on which side of the river
the road will be built.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
@ Mrs. J.HOWEIJ,

TO- Mrs. J.HOWELL has
received some of the Novel
ties of SPRING STYLES in
Hats and Bonnets. Call
and see them. -@a
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
RELIGIONS Notice.

The Rev. R. BREARE will preach at
the Universalist Church next Sabbath
morning, at the usual hour.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

~ The following is the Weekly
Report of the Gallipolis Public
Schools, beginning Monday, March
1st, 1869:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
Notice,

THE undersigned have been duly appointed
1 Executors of the last will and testa-
ment Of Henry G. Northup, late of Gallia
county. Ohio, deceased
GEORGE II. NORTHUP,
ANSEL NORTHUP.
March A, 1869.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11


@ We learn from the Kanawba
Republican that ''Messrs. Geo.. Jeff
ries, G. H. Porter, j. NJ. Laidley, F.
H. Burton and Joel S. Quarrier, of
that place, formed themselves into
company some time since, and com
penced boring for coal, salt or oil,
st the mouth of Coal Branch, about
one mile back of Charleston on Elk
River. We learned last evening
that at the depth of l26 feet they
struck vein of coal four feet thick,
underlaid by stratum of slate about
two inches thick, and next under
the slate, between two and three
feet of coal. We understand that
the company will sink shaft and
commence operations Immediately"
FIRE.-We had an alarm Of fire
last Thursday night, about half past
ten o'clock. The fire was found to
proceed from the warehouse on the
corner of Third and State streets,
occupied by Messrs. GATEwooD Full
LER & Co., as 2 finishing shop. By
prompt discovery, and while many
of our people were yet on the streets,
it was soon subdued and the building
saved Damage light. It is sup
posed to have caught from the .fue
B5- The County Commissioners
closed their session on Thursday last.
We annex such of their proceedings
as were not given last week.
Four roads We're establish ed, to-
wit:-John Lawless and others, in
Springfield township; John I. Will
liams and theirs, in Raccoon town
ship; John Rodgers and others, in
Raccoon township, and W. II. Nc
Cormich and others, alteration of
Chilhcothe road
One and half mills on the dollar
was levied for Bridge purporses.
No road tax was levied.
Sundry new Bridges were ordered
to be built, for particulars of which
we refer to Auditor EVANS adver-
tisement asking for bids for same.
Bills were allowed and ordered to
be paid as follows. to-wit:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11

JAS. SuRgEEs, Clerk.
THE fine, fast steamer Petrel has been
Il fitted up expressly for this trade The
round trip will be made in daylight; leaving
Racine at a. M, passing Pomeroy at IL,
Middleport at 8. arriving at Gallipolis at 10
o'clock a m. Returning leaves Gallipolis at
IL, passing Middleport at A, and arriving at
Racine at 6 p. M By close attention to the
wants of the people in this trade. and by
making the above time, we expect at least
share of the business. FEB. l6, '69.-6m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
EX SENATOR cREsswELL

The choice of Ex- Senator Cress.
well, of Maryland, for Postmaster
General, gives general satisfaction.
His entire fitness is not questioned.
He is the leader of the Radical Re
publicans of his State, and the re-
joicing among those of this class
here, is of a very enthusiastic char
acter.