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II is stated, on what is considered goot
authority, that The Baltimore Fc~aiaq Nslrs
has been purchased by Messrs. j. p. Foley,
W Il. Shaw, and J. Mcfarland. OF this city.
and that the establishment Will pass into the
hands of the new management on or about
the LIST OF July. The gentlemen nameI have
all had considerable experience in journal
ism, and. as il is understood that they are
backed by ample capital. they will doubtless
be able to solve satisfactorily the long doubt
full problem whether an afternoon paper can
he made TO pay in Baltimore. Il is our
opinion that ii can; and in their efforts to
that end we need not say the new firm have
our best wishes. 1t is said that the price
paid for the property, which does not include
any real estate. is $1,000
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gaorOn Comiu. Rack,

Tue J0D0a .V1I, of May I'D. announces
that Gen Capron, who, for four years has Oc-
Cupied the position Of Commissioner Of the
Colonization or development department
Of the japanese government, is returning to
the United States. Gen. CaprOn. IL will be
remembered. gave up his position a. Com
missioner OF AgricultUrehere 10 go to Japan
70 leveiOp the material resources of that
country. We judge by the tone of an edi-
tOrial on tie subject in the jf'7 that the eff
forts Of General CaprOn in this direction
have been only partially successful,
and that his greatest difficulty has
arisen from the wide gap which exists
between the minds OF tine japanese and
our own in all matters Of administration.
IL Is believed. however. that the services he
has accomplished contain the germs OF great
blessings to the country. Among these works
are the geological and meteorological surveys
Of the island, the establishment o. extensive
nurseries, model farms. saw mills, and the
introduction of improved tools of husbandry:
specimens OF all the valuable fruits of the
world. and the grasses and cereals de-
manded for the conversion of the enormous
tracts OF waste land in Japan into pasture or
corn lands. the Improvement Of breeds of
cattle sheep and horses; the construction of
roads. &C.
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III IS now aUthoritatively announced that
Anna Dickinson has decided to give up the
Platform for the stage, and that she will
MAKE her frst theatrical appearance in san
Francisco in short time. If she has chosen
that place on account of It's remOteness from
The So called centers of criticism. or because
she thinks tine people there are not up in
dramatic matters, she will find herself sadly
mistaken. The 'Friscans are mighty COOL
judges OF acting, as, indeed, they are Of
things generally; and they have a way of
expressing their opinion very plainly
whether il be favorable 10 its subject or not
we may remark, by the way, that one
actress who had created quite furore on
this side by her peculiar presentations found
that she was fiat failure out there. where
as one OF the critics expressed il, .cat char
acters are not in much demand" We think.
on the whole, that Anna would have done
better To try her little experiment somewhat
nearer home.
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Inquiry al the Offices of the Pennsylvania
and Baltimore and Ohio railroads in this
city shows that the agreement between these
two roads has not yet become operative as
the fares have not been increased. but remain
as they were at the height OF the war. There
is an impression that the new arrangement
will go into effect ON Monday. bat nothing is
definitely known. 1t j hinted that the New
York Central, the Erie. and tine PhiIadel-
phia. Wilmington and Baltimore roads, are
making the delay by refusing to accent the
terms of the peace. This may be true of the
latter road, which is in a position of compar-
alive Independence. but it is quite unlikely
that the Erie and the New York Central
roads, that have been nearly bankrupted by
their losses through the railroad war will
throw single straw in the way of a settle
ment.
As regards freight charges. there will
doubtless be some difficulty in adopting new
rates AT once, as many contracts have been
made extending into the months Of July and
august and in respect TO passenger rates,
while the fare can be advanced any day, Mr..
Garrett has so many low fare tickets out
good for unlimited time,l that on his lines
at least. a good deal of the travel for the i'm
mediate future must be at low rates. The
Pennsylvania road sold tickets good for five
days only, but IT j. doubtful. under recent
rulings OF courts, whether a railroad COM
pany can legally make restriction of this
Kind. 1T is held that the purchaser of a
ticket purchases the right TO a ride over the
road named. at any time. 1t is not proba-
-ble, however, that many of the Pennsylva-
ma road tickets are out. as compared with
the numbers afioat OF the Baltimore * Ohio
road.
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The enthusiasm OF the Ohio democrats over
The platform adopted 10y their state conven-
tiOn on Thursday last will be dampened some
what when they come TO read the comments
OF tue New York UiOrld upon their declara-
lion OF principles. II declares the financial
plankS TO be founded upon ignorance and
fabricated with absurd incoherence." Fur
thermOre it says that the convention was
"mlsled by the hoOtIng Of blind guides ana
the silence and cOwdrdice OF guides who are
not blind This is not complimentary; nor
= II very encouraging 10 those VINO are look
ing forward hopefully to- a democratic vic
tory ia the Presidential campaign next year.
IL may he useful. however, as foreshatowing
10 the platform builders for the party the
difficulty they are going TO have in getting
NJ "a ceclaTatoTy structure that will he good
all over the country. Ingenious carpenters
and flexible timber will be in demand az the
ECXt national convention
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Average Daily Circulation, 1850
The Star for The summer

Persons iea,iIg nc city (oT the summer or for
orN parton o. L may hare The STAR sent by
nJ0l. postage ITepoit. oT s''c9 period Of time as
they desire al tie rate Of rs cents per ,Ceek, 90
cents PEI north, $3.50 Jor uUee months, or So
foT siI months.
81 OTucrs must IN al cases BE- accompanied by
the mo,'eg, and no paper sent longer than paid
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The ID. Re Of Baltimore is touched because
OF the report that Gen. Sherman was not
very complimentary in speaking of the
marching OF the Fifth Maryland in Boston
the other day. To this it might be retorted
that the General himself was never very
famous as a discipiinarian, as his own &C
count OF his celebrated "March 10 the sea
clearly shows.
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Herceforth, throughout the Swiss republic,
10 citizen is 10 be compelled TO pay an = thing
toward the support OF any church to which
pc does not belong. Switzerland is only sixty
- seventy years behind the United States in
: reform
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The dog catchers are doing lively bu>i-
ness in their line, their net receipts averaging
several wagon loads OF worthless ours daily.
1t i TO be hoped that but few vagrant CANNES
VIII escape the meshes of their SCOOP nets
Tie community can we'll afford 10 spare
fNrDa-
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live Logan begins an article in a western
9 1per with the remark, 81 have before me
several newspapers" Is Olives head
zUI1ed9
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The raid Of Prof. Marsh against DIR. Sa-
willie, the Indian agent at the Red Cloud
agency, las finally resulted in the resigna-
ton OF the agent in question, who gives as
his reasons for going out that the imputa-
lions cast upon him have had the effect OF
leSsening his influence with the Indians
Whether he was derelict in his duties or not
the reasons given are good and sufficient
Red Cloud himself complained that he had
been unfairly treated, and requested another
agent. IL is but just TO DIR. SaviIle, however,
that Prof. Marsh should prefer formal charge
and have them investigated. A due regard
fC- his own reputation should prompt him 10
taEs his course.
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Ar fHB BALTLM0k8 SHIRT FAC.
"A TORY.
1919 r Street aortkscest, WasA.sstos, ID. c.,

- Wea Eayass Styse, Bshsmsys, ma.
We make the vkBr FINEST DRESS SHi RrS 10
order, and in the most elegant manner, for a -
With bands on the sleeves; or San with oults q.
s's9i N .Sd sss'sssf a rHa.cs:
Best l-ply LINEN COLLAR6,s for q.
Best ply LINEN CUFFS, g cents . paif.
Directions for self measurement sent 70 gentlemen
ct distance when written for. Collars and Cuffs
sent By mail when paid tor. oDlS-ly
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n prominent gentleman in Hartford couu-
~, Md, is using tobacco dust on his potato
vines 10 Tid them OF the potato parasite. In
a late letter TO friend in Baltimore ne
faeetiOusly refers to his experiment as fol-
lows.
1T almost Immediately produced upon
t-.CSe II came in contact with violent WON'T
ing and pUTglug. The very young bugs die.i
within few seconds; those that were pretty
well grown dlj rot die in the fifteen or TWEEN
y minutes watched them. but Were re-
dueed 10 less than one half the size they
Were when the tobacco was applied, and are
sun very sick"
ENen u the peStiferOIs bugs cannot be
quite killed b. the dust. u i some satisfac-
tion 10 know that il will ruin their cOnstitu-
lions ard a. least temporarily incapacitate
them lTOm dOing mischief
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PERSONAL.

THE DESCENDANTS OF JOHN JENNINGS,
= who emigr.ted to Fredericks burg, Va, about
Etf, Will hear of something to their advantage by
addressing, with enclosed stamp, Post Office Box
525, Georgetown, DC. jeR ST.
LIVERY LADY SHOULD GET PAIR OF
- those s Balmorals, OF a pair Gore Buskns, for
the house. at 75c Also, Kid Slipper at the low
price of l5c., worth 81. Please call through the
nue.. Jel7-tr
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n' hon h iS ~ ssr.,, .. .v,
MANHOOD RE9TORED,

A victim Of youthful imprudence, causing prems-
ture decay, nervous debility, etc, having tried in
vain every known remedy, has found . simple self
cure, which he will send free tn his fellow sufferers
Address J. II. REEVES, - Nassau street, New
York. may3-eo3m
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llOGERrB VEGETABLE COUGH SYRUP
- Wanted, Q csss q MhosHInS Cough that c.nnos
SYRUP" IL . also the best in NE Tor Coushs,
Oolds, Hoarssnes, Bore Throat, Group, and ali Bron,
and Wholesale By CHARLES 6T6TT 90, and hI
the proprietor, 1919 q q. northwest. 1ovN-l IN
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BANKERS.
EDUCATIONAL.

he: PrRABEAU TEACHES PIANO, hAs-
- MONf and the Guilty alton Of the Voice. Al
dress q krs RLICHEhBACHS Piano Store, No.
423 18th street northwest. dech w.
EEGLlSH, FRENCH, AND CLASSICAL In
IL eTlTUTk for young ladies, 3 Il New York ave.
nue. northwest, Mrs. ANGELO JACKSON, Princi.
pal seventh annual seesion begins q the 18th %
beptember, l6A. eur "
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DRY GOODS.
IUsT OPENED
AT TIE MEN STORE

Two hundred pieces Ps'e1t Liraa IaR- H..f
linen, = cents. wort sl-tgE hsreafu
He pieces iltgria lawn, para Eaeu Br Is rarr-
worth Is
cents. worth 81
Jos, received, . zeu patent double I.sl t..-.
set. sfpels warranted urt 90 break rHr...- L..
fitting. 81 worth >
Another case q yard-wids Phrisc Per-als-. r-.-
cents, sCid - IS
e pieces New Linens, 81 - and D. ,eats. Is...s
match.
beautiful Black Alrsca. o. cents. s.l3 q. s-t.
p, wide SheetiuE Gotten - Crs1rs
iio<s = Iutu.. Nrrh cheap
Come Tor Bargain, az We A. rIEE . R-~a-.s.
uent- - close al our SPRING aai >lNWEE
GOODS out.
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MONEY To LOAN.
Liberal advances made 10 any smount snd for any
time deslred. at very reasonable terms, all kinds
OF personal property, Bonds, Stocks and ine Nor
chandise. Also, goods bought and sold on commits
sion. Always ON hand at private sale large selec
&c. &c, cheap for cash, Auction sales on the lst
or "a OF every month. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Strictly confidential.
8. GOLDSTEIS CO.,
Loan ONoe, Commissions ant Erca1Hgs Brokers'
N X. corner 10Th and ID streets northwest
~ Private entrance on 10th street maya-tr
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fFN0TlCE-The members of MITHRAS
Wy LODGE OF PERFECTION, A. A, Scot
tlsh Rf'e. sre hereby notified to assemble a. the
Masonic Temple, corner of 9th and streets on
SCNDAf the 2Oth June, ISIS. wearing the u-n al
badge OF mourning. BLACK AND Rcd to attend the
fGne' al of Brother FRAME G. DANIELS.
Ie1S - BY order T. p G.
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hFATTENTION, KNIGHTS TEMPLARS -
10y The members of DE M0LAY COMMANDO
BY, No. 4. will assemble at Masonic Temple,
mounted and fully equipped, on SUNDAY. the 20th
tant az clock, for the purpose of attending the
funeral OF Sir fRANK c. DANIELS, Generalissno Of
Columbia Conn andery, No, q By order of the En-
Commander. l.. G STEPHENS, Recorder
tJeiS I'll Rep Sun Her. * Cap1
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ON, KNIGHTS TEMPLARs

The members q WASHINGTON COMMAN-
III No : viii assemble at the Asylum in full
uniform on SUNDAY, the 10th instant. al I
o. X, for the pufpese of attending the funeral OF
SirfRANA G. pANIEL>, GeneralissimO of COlum
bia Commandery, No. .
by order Of the En-. Commander:
WARREN II CIRCUIT,
JelS-9t Rep Sunday Her ..Cap.-ltl Recorder
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c. VI. rowsOS CO.
SELLING orr

63s PsNNsyLvAN.A AyENus Wy
Jel7-tr 81 p side nes- 20 uraat
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ssSh Doubt Illuminated Fyost osf Aati- Ciiaksr
G'dts, far surprising anything ever before placed
the market.
TheJ fer sale bv all the dealers in the District
and Alexandria. Call and them.
Being 81 home manufacture, they are much more
sasiy aud Asapy repaired than III heaters made
in NV York and Philadelphia.
Sold eysgy keXe, It
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HOTELS.

NEW EUROPEAN RESfAURANT,
~ s04 sIREET, opp MASONIC Temple.
Comfor table ard elegantly furnished ROOMS.
The Cuisine unsur passed. Choicest Wines and
Liquors. Fragrant Cigars.
Elegantly furnished Rooms for private dinner and
supper parties. jel3ly
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~ SPECIAL CONyOCATION of MOUNT
be hfld at the Masonic Temple, on SUNDAY. 2Oth
lnsisnt, at ! clock m, instead of at IL clock
a. by special notice. for the purpose OF attend
ing the funeral of Comp. +. G. DANIELS, p III p
Wen tiers OF sister chapters are fraternay invited
q attend. By order of the NJ. T.. II p
Jel5 II j. H. PICKELL, Secretary
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OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
Wy The SINKING FUND,

WASHINGTON, II. C., June Il, 1875.
Nonce J. hereby given that the interest coupons
falling due here, well as at the First National
Bank, New York city, upnn bonds of the District
OF Coinn ha will be paid without rebate on and af
ter MONDAY next. Interest upon registered stock
81 the late Corporations of Washington and George
town. Ill also be paid at the same time
lcH 81 MISSES Il ELY. Trnasnrar
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-01-07
Partition Notice!

rAMES BROWN, Adler Brown, Eliza
q Rood and Elijah Rood, her husband,
F:ances Shiveler and John Shiyeler, her
husband, James Roberts and ClOdius
Roberts are notified that petition was
filed against them Oh the 4th day of JAN
uary, A. d. 1875, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county of
Gallia, by George Hamilton, and is now
pending in said court, wherein said
George Hamilton demands partition of
the following real estate. situate In said
county, tO-wit: Ninety-seven acres in
one hundred-acre lot No. 525, i'm town
No. 3, range II, and S0-l00 of an acre In
160-acre lot No. 1920 in said town 3, r.
IA, and being the same land of which
one Travis Brown died seized in fee and
which said Travis Brown by his last
will devised TO his wife for and during
her life, and that she has since de ceased,
more fully described in said petition,
and after the expiration of forty days
after publication of this notice and at
the next term of said court, said plain
tiff will apply for an order that partition
may be made of said premises.
SIMEON NASH,
Atty for Petitioner.
Jan. Z, 1S75.-6w
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Sherin-'s sale.
State Of Ohio, Gallja County, IS.

State Of Ohio, Gallia County, ss.
PURSUANT to the command of an
order of sale from the Court of
Common Pleas, and to me directed, 1
will offer at public sale at the front door
of the Courthouse, in said county of
Gallia, on the 1st day of February.
A. D. 1875, at the hour of one O'Clock
P. N. of said day, the following lands
and tenements, situate in the county of
Gallia and State of Ohio, aud bounded
and described rs follows, tO-wit: The
north half Of the southwest quarter of
lot No. six (6,) in section No. sixteen
ll6) township No. four a. of range
No. fifteen Q5,) county Of Gallla, and
State of Ohio. Appraised at $250.O0.
TO be sold as the property Of Alexander
gard and others, at the suit of John
pa9gs. a''.'
GiYen updeg my hand this alst day OF
December, 4. d. 1874.
AMOS RIPLEY,
Dec. 81, ls74.-5wl $. G. G. Q.
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. 2.
CATrLE-Recipts light, and supply
short of the demand. The market is
firm at the following range of prices,
viz: Common, 24@3Ac.; medium to
fair, 4@5c.: and good to extra qualities,
514@G14c. Very few left over unsold.
HOGS-Receipts moderate, and the
market this morning opened dull, buy
ers being inclined to hold off, but oil
light concessions being made, the mar
ket became more active and closed with
very few left over unsold. Prices rang
ed as follows: Common, So 5506 80;
medium to fair, So 95@7 Is; good
packing and butchers grades. 81 20@
35, and extra butchers, 81 1907 80;
bulk of sales from So 90 to$7 %.
SHEEP-Scarce and market firm at
from 4@6 l-4c. for common to good
qualities.
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Nei.hborhood News,

Mr.. E. E. EwING, of Portsmouth,,
recovered the watch. recently stoleii
from him, at Cincinnati pawn
brokers' shop. 1t, however, cost him
SIS, the sum for which it had been
pawned.
Somebody-doubtless of enter
prise-has started a newspaper at
Hamden, in Vinton county, and cali
ed it the Leader.
Rev. Druley is lecturing at Middle
port on popular proverbs. His last
lecture was on, Money makes the
mare CO."
A marriage license was issued in
jackson county last week for Levi
Howell and Mary A. Tope. Many of
our readers know the former.
Ironton was self-sacrificing enough
to spare over two hundred jugs of
whisky for Kentucky holidays.
The Ironton Register edits the
longest delinquent list we have see n
Gallia county can boast of the short
est. Editors don't generally crow
over its brevity.
Some fellow went up the river the
other day, and looked at the towns.
He wrote back to the Ironton Com
mercial, saying of our city: "Galli-
polls, l think, has the prettiest front
of any town that l have vet seen,
and has two of the largest wharf
boats on the river"
Jim Emmit has thousand bot
ties of fine, pure eatawba wine in his
cellar at Waverly. We can look
upon said wine, for it is not red.
Elijah Roberts and Jacob Kuppin-
ger, salt furnace hands, were drown
ed at Pomeroy last week while cross
ing the river. Passing towboat the
cause.
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RAILROAD.
Chesapeake g. Ohio
Railroad.

TRAINS arrive at and depart from
u CHARLESTON and HUNTINGTON daily,
Sundays excepted.)
On and after Sunday, December 18th,
1874, passenger trains will run as fol-
lows:
From Huntington.
$50 A. NJ. daily except Sunday, for
all stations to Covington, MiIiboro.
Goshen, Stanton, Charlottesville. Cor
dOnsYille, and Richmond. This train
connects at Charlottesville for Lynch
burg and the South; at Gordonsville for
Alexandria, Washington and the North;
and at Richmond for all Southern
points; arriving in Richmond at 5:25
A. NJ.
4:l0 P. NJ. Accommodation train, daily
except Sunday, for Kanawha Falls and
all Intermediate stations, arriving at
Kanawha Fails rs p. NJ.
From Charleston.
1906 P. NJ. daily except Sunday, for
all stations to Covington, Millboro,
Goshen, Stauntou, Charlottesville, Gor.
donsyille, and Richmond; making same
As 8 80 from Huntington.
6:jOP.M. Accommodation train, daiIy
except Sunday, for Kanawha Falls and
stations.
Rates lower than by other lines.
For correct information, rates, &C.,
apply to
C. W. MACFARLANE,
Asst. O.. 4. A.
THos. DoDAMEAD, Gen. Sup't.
Dec. 81, 1874.
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sheriff - sale.

State Of Ohio, GaHid County, ss.
DY virtue of writ of venditiOn ex-
ID ponas issued from the Court of
Common Pleas, of said county of Gallia,
and to me directed, | will offer for sale
at public auction, at the front door of
the Courthouse, in said county of Gal
liza, on the lst day of February, A. D.
1875, at the hour of one o'clock P. NJ.
of said day, the following real estate,
situate in the county of Gallia, and
State of Ohio, and bounded and described
as follows, to-wit: Village lot No.
eighteen (lS,) in the village of Ever
green, in the said county of Gallia and
State of Ohio, with the appurtenances.
at $75 90. TO be sold as the
property of William Price, at the suit of
G. d. Fillmore. -
Terms of sale-Cash.
Given under my hand this 3lst day of
December, A. d. 1874.
AMOS RIPLEY,
Dec. 81, 1S74.-5wl S. G.. e. o.
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FINANCIAL.

OHIO. VALLEY BANK.-This Bank
is prepared to transact general Bank
ing business. Buys Gold, Silver. C0u-
pons and Government Bonds at highest
prices. Makes collections on all points
and Issues Drafts on principal Cities in
the United States and Europe free OF
charge to regular Depositors. Solicits
deposits of private as well as corporate
funds, and allows liberal interest on all
monies left on specified time.
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Assignee's Sale.

THE undersigned, as Assignee of
u Orin Hall, of Gallipolis, Ohio, on
the 4th day OF February, 1875, commen-
cling ut o'clock in the forenoon in the
store room in J. j. Poops building, on
I'd street, in said Gallipolis, and the
room lately occupied by said Han, sell
at public auction, the property and as
sets of said Hall, assigned to his said AS
signee, consisting of the stock of boots.
shoes, aud personal property of said
Hall, in said stOre-roOm. The under
signed, by order of Court will offer said
stock at private sale until the date of
said public sale. Terms, cash.
JNO. C.. VANDEN,
Assignee of ORIN HALL.
Jan. Z, 1S75.-4w.