Gallipolis Journal from Gallipolis, Ohio • Page 3

The JournaL QAELIPOIJB, JAKPABY11869. TltcJovssXL lias double the circulation of any other paper in Gallia county, and hence offers superior inducements advertisers. Terrnsmoderate. New Advertisements. B.

Blazer. Sheriff's Sales. A. Nash, Administrator's Sale. Simeon Nssh fc Son', Notice.

JEphraim Hanlin, Administrator's, Jror Sale House ana JjOC, uttestire, u. Parier d- OnejPollarele. Secomb fc AgentiWanled. flew England Carpet Co. Notice to Builders Pi.

Pleasant. Win. Waddell, Cow for Sale. Wm. Wood, Mill Property for SaleJ 3T Ladies, who need a nice Black VelvcFHAT can find tliem at Mrs.

J. Howell's, at FIFTY GENTS apiece. Now is the time to get a cheap hat. Js2 STA number of new advertise ments-will be found on second page. ForKD.T-A large, valuable umbrella was found, a few weeks since, by one of our citizenson' the lower river road, which has been left at this office for identification.

To Builders. The attention' of con tractors is called to the 'advertisement Board of Education Pt. Please anTW. for sealed proposals, to build a Graded School House in that place. EST A valuablo property, the thriving village of offer ed for sale.

3ec advertisement. There aro undoubtedly some bold thieves in our city at present, as tlio two 'biircrlarics of the past week, noted elsewhere, clearly show. It behooves our people to be on their guard against theso depredators. A fino mill, and mill scat, on Raccoon, is offered for sale. See ad vertisement.

iCSTWe are under obligations to our member of the Legislature, John Law- son, for public documents. ifSTOur Washington letter, this week, is of unusual interest to our peo ple. It contains sutnrestions which it will be well for them to heed. We may be on the air-line route from Washing ton to Cincinnati our natural advan tages may be paramount to all others we may, even, bo tho "hub" of the air-line railroad from Washington tt Cincinnati yet, without- interest or ef fort on the part of pur people, it may missus, and leave us "outin tho cold." Others, more active and energetic, may secure its location elsewhere. Our people need to think of these things, and when the emergency comes, act prompt- ly and decisively.

STA city co.temporarysuggests canized for the rmrnose of ahatintr A some of the nuisances about town. We trust no such thing will be done. One illegal act never cured another illegal act. Every one will admit that these nuisances should "be aba- ted, but let it be done in eoaformity to and not hv mnh vinlnnen The law is ample for the purpose, if rigidly enforced, and wc believe our oiiicers will do that every case properly Drought to tueir notice. 1ft done in the way our cotomDorarv way our suggests, the result will be, probably, more or less injury to property, andthen the presentation of a bill "Which-lhe tax-payers of the city will navc to foot.

We enter our protest against all such work. "S3 Onryonng friend, A. A. Stewart, of the Company, was in town Saturday, on business connected, with that "reliable" insurer against loss by fire. His speciality is advertising and supplies, and seems well up to his "biz." Ho reports the Journal- as having tho largest subscrip- tion list ofVany country paper in South- em Ohio, Burolarv.

The store of Messrs. C. Miller fe Son was entered by thieves last Wednesday night. Tho'en- rance was effected by cutting a hole through, the ireather-boarding in the the building. There was taken 81G50, currency in the drawer; one bolt of farmer's satin, a bucket, and a few pounds of sugar, the whole amounting to about 40.

The large safo.of the firm bore evidence of having been tampered with, but no entrance was effected. The thief came nearer his end, that night, than probably ever A spring gun was connected with the door leading' from the back Troom, into which the entrance was effected, to the storeroom. The cap of, he gun was found exploded, thus showing that the thief'entered tbatway, and that by an acciden.t!alono was he saved from receiving the heavy charge of tho gun. We hope that he, or the community, -whichever you please, will havo belter luck next time. Justices op the Peace.

A all fines, assesse'd" by Justices of tho Peace, for the year ending January 1st, 18G9, containing in' each, case tho name of tho party, amount of fino, costs, duly certified by such Justice, is required by law to be made out and delivered to tho County Auditor, on or- before tho 1st day of February next. Magistrates-will please tako notice and govern themselves accordingly. 3T The river 13 at a good boatjng stage our packets prompt bn'ifime- 1 i i.J- to to 1 at on Steamboat Lives Steamboat Lives and Cargo a Total Loss. The Clond No. 2, a stern-wheeler, btiund from CiScinnati to Pittsburg, was totally destroyed by 6hort distance above Point ti to -i 1 I v.

anusuuiu uixaauua from this city, on Monday evening last, about 6 o'clock. The fire caught in some bailed hay, ap'S was very rapid in its work of destruction. i. -1. 7 As soon as it was ine boat was run ashore, at thejnouth of Old Town creek, on the Virginia Every effort was made to ex tinguish the fire: and save the boat and cargo, but withont avail she and her csrgo were-totally destroyed, and all that is now to be seen of her, above water, is the jack staffs Two lives are known to be lost.

One man, becoming scared and be wildered, jumped overboard and was drowned. The otuer was tue watcu man of the boat. He was asleep in his birth at the time, and being over looked the confusion of the moment, was burned. The extent of the loss, on boat and carco. we have not learned, it must, however, be heavy; as sue was a good sized stern-wheeler, as seen from our wharf when she passed, had Bli WAY, Ot JfltlSDUrg.

-i itS?" The following items-are copied from the Kanawha (Charleston) Journal, to' wit: Gallipolis O. While in Gallipoli3, recently, we could not help noticing the progress of the commendable work of grading the wlifirf, leveling the streets and public square, ifcc, showing an en terprise in the city government worthy of imitation bv some others. From having one of the worst landings on the river sho will soon have the best. Lamps have also been placed at tho street corners, and stranirers arc not compelled to stumble through theTlark over the pit-holes in some places call ed pavements. While there we called in on Messrs.

Walker Kerr, whose advertisement will bo found elsewhere. and found them doing a good business, with a good stock, aud giving the best of bargains. Enos, Menagcr Co. were also doing an excellent business in their line; while wo caught John Da- ges hard at work, packing boxes of Boots and Shoes for shipment to the Kanawha. The Mountain Bor.

Among our Kanawha river packets one of the best, fastest, pleasantest and most accom modating is the Mountain Boy. We have had becasion to take several trips on her lately and know whereof we speak. Under the management of Capt. Newton, with Messrs. Moore and Oakes in the office, sho is not only deserving, but receiving her share of public patronage.

Messrs. Martin and Hamilton at the wheel and and Len. Mor ris as mate, insures the safety of both passengers- and ireight, while clean berths, a good cook, and the very ex cellentable spread by the young stcw ard Fred. Bovee and his assistants, do better than to try her. She makes close connection with the fine steamer Fleetwood at Gallipolis.

Tue Victor No. 3. Our citizens who have business on the Ohio river between Gallipolis and not forget that tho Victor JYo. regularly between those points being the U. fa.

Mail packet leaving dallipo "severy day lhursday and bat. urday at 9 o'clock A.M. Under the nmml of Messrs. Sickles and McFarlih, the Victor js becoming very popular. Her charges are low.

on in I. ly R. On the Marriage Licenses. Judge Logde issued the following marriage licenses lor the last week, E. II.

Flowers Nancy Bishop; John U. 1" nrguson to Susannah aha' ver, Wm. H. Conkle to Mary Jane Russell; Alfred II. Morton to Sarah B.

Bing; Isaac Conner to Elvira Francis Meadows. A the it Real Estate Transters. The following transfers of real estate were made by Auditor Evans for the week ending last Saturday. wt: Ewinylon Villuge. Charles L.

White Arthur Lee. lot 7 S225. Perry Tp R. Morgan to Evan J. Morgan, 40 acres 8800.

Porter Tillage. P. J. L. Roberts Alfred J.

Evllin, lots G5 and 06 will mey ary -The hpdsVof R. K. 'Fonrthfetrcet, near the old (Paper entered by bur-glarsMon'day" morning about, o'clock, It is'notltnown how thoy cfrected'ajircntraiicc, but they proba-bly made tlidi'cgress through doorjji the'reai; "of the housef as it wjfbund iinlocked'and partly open. Thqy ransack6d three trunks, strewing the contents about tho'lroom, but no "articles of value missing except about 528 in money $25 taken from ono of'thc trunks, and about 3 frorntfce pants pockot of W. S.

Sisson, who, was feeling a hand on his face. Ho raised the a arm, but the thief made good his esc ipo. an itching head use Hallls Vcge able a r'e. General Rousseau died in Orleans, last of infla-mationbfjho bowels. bo'm-mande'r'of "He was, in his fiftieth year; JBqtfs died his residepco" the year, bomgi.bprnItBithtl6h of September, 1.802? 12 Jphq'CiBredkinrldge-will" not return tdentu'cfeyi so -his friends haps, spehf wl tef in 7 large the is are More Large Hegs-Walnut Twonship Speaks.

WALNUT TOWNSHIP, JAN. 8, 1869. Nash: Ton request thps having raised largo liogslast year send in their -weights. Havingrais cd some of finosize. I'crivo vou th weight of one, and weighed by Jas.

Tipton. After being dro'vo near fivei'miles, sho the beam at 550 pounds. I could have put from one to two hundred pounds more on her. Tho old method of computing the not weight of a live hog was by, discounting 25 jtho: first, 12A the second, ana Gh on the third hundred, the rest being net Shcf would have weighed, net 500 pounds. She was fed seventy days and sold tho middlq of October.

butchered December last, two seven teen inonths old pigs, which. I guess ed to weigh net 400 pounds each To justify this (conclusion-' I would say that I had guessed the first named hog to weigh 550 pounds, and might havo. done better had I been in practice. Theso hoirs were of the white cliester1 stock, tliere being great contrast between them and the old razor back variety. Yours D.

M. GATES. This beats Addison who can beat Walnut? SCST The weather, the pastaveekhas been One day mud ana pleasant then one or two days-of rain then snow, and then rain again. With such weather, mud'and 'splosh" are, of course, plenty. j.

jt3?" Gallipolis is excited over a wild man. tin. torn. TSTota bit of it. The "wild man" has ot been' seen since JfevVjYear's day and then there wa3 more than one vis ible.

'K $SF Capt. Blaoo's new steamer Ohio twill not be ready for business before abou the of March. Those who have seen her say she will make a sen sation when sho does come. Drowned. A.

3Toung girLnamcd Emza Denny, daughter ofMr.t JpiiN Denny, of Springfield township, was drowned Monday Sho.jvas hor way homo fr6mschool, and crossing Chickamoga creek, on a loot log, lost her' balance, fell int6 the creek and was drowned. jt57Our well known fellow-citizen, It. Calohan, has been serious ill for the past two or three His many friends will bo glad to learn that now he is in a fair way of recov ery. Bank Officers At the annual meeting, la3t Tuesday, of the 'stock holders of the First National Bank of Gallipolis, the old Board was ire-elected, to-wit: E. '-Dele- tomdet-R.

ALESinttEJrCAiSnA Black, Jos. "'Hunt" and Dr. S. C. Bailet.

Tho other officers are E. Deletombe, President; Jos. Hunt, Vice President; J. S. Blackaller, Cashier.

the first of February, wo understand, itr. Joim Hamilton goes in as' book-keeper K3T A cascof small pox is, reported in tho upper part town, The Board of Health have been notified of fact, and immediate, Mdjjr'ijftrusu effectual, steps will be fakejjgo. prbventJ spread ol the disjue. iSSTWc have received the first number-of '-The Raccoon Valley Re porter," published at Zaleski, jjiiaiiun, iia speciality ji completion of the Raccoon river improvement. We wish it.snccess, both for itself and the special object has in view.

itif? uenuemcu who aro particular about having thcir.Boots made in style find the Noif Boot and Shoo Store of Bailet Ridenour the place are jpoKing.ior. 4- S-Tho following is the Weeklj Report of the 'Gallipolis Public Schools, beginning Monday, Janu shears ctvtcn w32S3SS3o "jnstanojaaAias i a 1 od ct UV aoiAAy tn to U.09 1- cs CO A3uni ejidnj avsjj epjAviuptu; wcji vaimpiianj -djoo 'pjtoj o) inag -o jisSnajig en "spRt a i 'VI a 51 5s Is on H. J. CALDWELL, Supt. 53T Dealers will find it totheir adyantage'to call and- examine' the stock iust received bv Messrs.

Bailet ,4 Grant, will visit Bal tiraore last this week. for the.purposo.of accepting.a.'public reeentiontenderod: jtfnipmsfe afrthltftit.Ii: expecieu io'db distinguished gentlemenlropabrpadj expected to be. leister wi. Montgomery J. do do 35 do same do do 24 160 1260 some do do 2-1 do Peterson-James do do -35' 640 TVaughJohnM do do 32J3 100 12S1 593 S90JS50 vr-U and-w 161140 144 bc5 and side 16K 26 and aide 60 125 xr part d'tV 30 150 end 16 93 64 3 09 51150 CLAY TOWNSHIP.

Cooper John 15 4 6 640 Gillmora Benton 14 2 34 1B0 Honek Gabriel do do 31 160 earns do do 25.31 100 Howe fcaac do do. 34 160 1217 1239 523 1244 Samuel dodo 34 do 1244 221 side nw 8 42 oa in wena 331 514 end 23 09 1144. end 49mid 1192 in inid line -5 41 1 32 5 19 72 GALLIPOLIS TOWNSHIP. 14 3 23 8 1198 Oliver Geprge, do do 24 100 Wilkinson Thosfleiri' do do 33 do same do 33 do 2 42 ,100 a side 375 mid end 475 S18 514 575 13 57 17 19 00 00 ADDISON TOWNSHIP. Hampton 14 4 29 120 5 64 6 50) 225 part n.

75 CHESHIRE TOWNSHIP. Barrpn William 14 5 ,16 640 Frasier Alexander do do 14 100 same do do' do do GroverElisha dodo 17 262 -18 Grover William do do 17 262 12 same do do 11 640 Ward Aaron do do 34 262 1. 95 a of road 3 43 4Uo ail 406. 25 210 end 5 48 264 6 90 4 02 20 154 tr corner 119 1107 mid 23 95 91 99 1236 in 32 33 10 07 35 44X 385 87 45 62 82 37 15 GREENTOWNSHIP, Gibson Patrick 15 5 23 640. Hutchinson Isabella do do 3 do Scott William dodo 32 do 135 2) an 12 8-10 a in 3.18 60 1 esiae oe 10 in 57 84 23 92 SPRINGFIELD TOWNSHIP.

Denny ObadiaU 15 6 27.23 2R2 Lawless Ansel do do 16 640 Shepard II do do 24 do SmithersD.T. dodo 12 do TurnerCharles do do 4 do Womeldorff James do do 7 do 24135X 20" 1 10 7 25 842 95epart 3081 72 2 90 16 m-k in ej 96 in mid wj'n'e-47 in part n.wj 253 cor -w; 80IT in 2 67 84 2 21 32 7 03 08 16 56 00 MORGAN TOWNSHIP. Entchr Jacob Cariot Ellison Elijah Fulka Charles 15 7 do do 'do do do du do do do do do do do do 16 7 ,20 640 do 262 16. J640 Siler3 Siders Joseph Stone William 16 do do do West Clay 20 19 233w-sidese 58 a cor yz 73 end a ecor 614 1341 near cor wj (i cor nvrjfi 134 part J(e 58 end 8 cor CG 6 7219 1 83 96 2 37,83 MUM 'Si 14 33 07 43 78 63 19 54 4 37 94 10 1 83 96 WALNUT TOWNSHIP. iivid 16 4 do do do do.

do do do do do do do do dido do do II 27 26 33 s18 34 6 30 29 do do do Baker Joseph same Brothers Samuel Citing John McAllister Ptiters John do do do' Jo ido Tope George Waugh Uiram sanio do do do do White Wiilim 27 S45 mi 263 in part neK 8 63 49 111 10ainneseA7ainncJ3 82 2a iu ijasendwnw43asw4 4'J 300 mill 10 33 20 14 cor icjinr 211 in oi Sims 93n Vsef' 43 21 5 2159 '40 110 4 84 51 63 88 3 37 51 3 37 51 93swBWK 5l3eCsw430ai nawsei4l2 6813 PERRY TOWNSHIP. 610' do do do do do do Bailey Thomas Cheatham I sham 16 5 do do do do do do 31 23 11 23 do .34 Huqhes William 11 Reynolds RossO do do do do "do do Sharp Daniel SampsonWni 41 25W cut 82 J57s eisw 57628 Sinsw-inei 23 31 200 in 8 54 9fi 1 19 4 aside nwjtainne 5.45 93 317 siden e) 8 34 31 10 1199 657 29 34 RACCOON TOWNSHIP. 640 16 6 18 do ili 5 Armstrong Henry Davis David Payne George do do 13 33 576 192 in 20 of Harrisburg 22 69 28 5 55 64 78 76 HUNTINGTON TOWNSIIIP. Delay Jacob 16 7 23 610 dodo 1 do Vanden'John C. do do 22 do 19 in part a 533 a i 10 in pans 61 86 13 06 26 32 56 GREENFIELD TOWNSIIIP.

SmithtrsD'Y 17' 6 30 610 12nwcorsws 43 86 GUYAN TOWNSHIP. Hodge Israel 15 3 do do do do do do 31 7.13 10 12 9 do 14 .610 100 262 640 2G2 do do 679 4 3 3 36 Koontz Lewis Lane Woodson Questal Caroline Syms Lhzabeth do do Thompson Alexander do do Waugh do do 532 side 8 1932 side i lie cor 307 end 150 raid side 120 in comer 72 in side 230 cud 17 02 40 (il 82 40 9 40 6 60 00 3 81 00 2 30 40 7 36 00 AjifiO -J 00 '30 411 27 iBO CITY AND VILLAGES. To wnov Taxed. Lot. No.

Value. Past. Tax. MERCER VILLE VILLAGE. 5 C.

Thierry Joseph 10 44 00 liLADENslsUUG VILLAGE. Montgomery II same 22il 175 f. 45 GO 4 33 99 fiAT.T.TPOT.TS CadotMaryO 053 isama same 1-Vf .219, Cadot John 109 2S3 110 281 same same same Camnilz William Corbin James. t'. 311 Davis Benjamin 3S8 333 27 G2 15 1 Lot.

4 39G 32U 70 25; -30" rriedline John Greenwood "Alexander same same Hamilton George same 7 i. Humphrey Nathan Langley Moesmun Jsmes 'v forehead.W" a'rishiPeterPiT' Shhrtz Mary Scott Jami-s WomeMorf Hannah 337 471 JjlilncK 4 71 70 179 3955 9 39 25 12 24 00 2d3 2100 31 feet side 120.sw 3S feet side 102 00 00 5 1(1 00 1G32 00 5 44 00 123 y. Gcommons 19 a cor 1 09 25 12 75 00 11 04 00 OuU 192 eyt 384 ne" 2112- 1101) 83 feel front 4th street 2G1 aeefc'k 192 4G feet side 33G 105G less linn ecor 57G 37 feeta side 192 1440 621 G08 145 feet 22 08 00 10 32 00 89 7G 00 8 33 00 G3 25 00 1 49 50 11 04 00 14 28 00 GO 72 00 2148 00 8 40 00 Gl 20 00 2G 52 00 84 00 KyGERVILLE VILLAGE. 3 J5 Ravjnscraft heirs 11 12 same 5 02 27 1 88 35 CHESHIRE VILLAGE. 12 Mauck James 4 29 84 RODNEY VILLAGE.

AUbo't Eliza II same Fry Moses heirs Ralhburn 42 54 91 4l! 27 31 81 80 97 U9 jlG. PORTER VILLAGE. SidersXIeorgc Topplnij'Jolin 35 -B8 8 3' 13 95 5 'e PATRIOT VILLAGE. Carter Isaac -Lewis John'M'D eanie. f.

Clark John hcirsS SUarpjDaniel 59 70 5G CO il "8 70 3G 1 75 87 87 93 48 'i20 37 feet side .18 64 73 23 VV. ALES A 'A 1G Joiys'Daniel a. -21- 2 87 93 CE NT VILLE VILLAGE. Llnyd Einon 30 17 5236 ADAMSVILLE i Blackburn Jacob 8 12 Cole John 18 93 T2l 7 87 of EWINGTON' 14 15 1G Listen Hannah MS same AND notice is hereby given that the whole of saidfeveral Lots, or parts of Lots, otto much thereof, as will be necessary to.pay. the.Taxes and Penalty charged thereon.

will be sold Ly the County Treasurcrrat the Court-House, in said the Third Tuesday in January, 1869, unless said Taxes and Penalty be paid before that time, and that the; sale will continued from day, to day, until the said 411 19 J9 9 97 90, 4G13 4G 13 several Lots, and parts of "Lota shall oi to 41-100, hare: been told or offered for sale i- EVANS, County Auditor. Jan 7, IKOD 52w. NIGHT MARE one of the many diseases of which Dyspepsia a the- parent. To a cure person, should avoid hearty food at night, and take a wine-glass full of Roback's Stomach Bitters retiring to bed. ISA I LEY MAGUET, J.

fc P. A. SANNS. Dec. 17, 18G8.

Agents. MrLL PEOlETY For My Water Power Flouring Mills, at Adamsville, Gallia O. THESE MILLS are furnished with an ex-. cellent pairof French Burr Mill Stones; good Bolting apparatus, good SmntMill. Also, one pair Corn Stones, with Com extra 'Bolt for Buckwheat.

There' ll also' a good Saw -Mill, 1 The dam is nearly new, and' substantially built. This is a first rate locality for a Woolen Factory. propertj being eentrally located on the Gallipolis and Portland Station The above property is all in good order and wilPbe sold at a bargain. There'' is a rare chance offered- here to.any'enterprising'manV information apply -a the subscriber on the premises ftjJ- Jan.l4,18. Sheriff's- Sate.

Sta'ft of Ohio, jGallia PUBSTJAT to the command an order of sale "from the Court of Common 1'lcas. of Gallia-connty, and to me directed; I will offer for sale at the front door.of the Court-house, Jn the city of Gallipolis. in said county, at 1 o'clock l.m.,on theSOthday of February, a. d. 1869, the following lands and tenements, situated in said connty and State, to.

wit: The northeast or upper half of too southwest or lower hair of city lot known and numbered on thereporded plat or said city. Three hHndredand thirty rnine-t being the one-fourth part of said entire city lot. TobjJsoIdas the property ot L. Ward, at thosult or Jesse lnpesr appraised 900 00. Terms or sale Cash in handj 'JJSi "cl oaou lnls "ay or a.d.lSG9.

K. BLAZER, S. G. C. O.

Jan. Sheriff's Sale. Phale of Ohio, Gallia County, ss VV.AiVT.t? the command of an order of sale Jf0 il.t?nn of Common Pleas, or Gallia ronntytandStataor Ohio, and to me directed, I WUI offerfor sale at the front door'or the the city or Gallipolis, in said 2 iS-S 00 tne liny or February, tne, following lands and tenements, oonntjr of Gallia, and bounded nn.dif2cIibeias rl'ows. All Mint Tlftrt n. i OH the.

east Side Of I.ir-vnn quarter "of section number i.t&iir!?.1?3'! township no. five 5,1 'range contain fimracres; IS.1.5' singular the appurtenances thereto belonging. "le or Josiah V. Mbats, 8 U1' of John K. Davisrap-.

jwras oi sale cash in hand, uuucriny nana this 13th day. of anaary, I II. to a. In of tho to tho 48 99 RATHBTJRN DEO Ul A Ei 87 63 05 86 59. AND MANUFACTURINGS PHARMAGEUTISgfiS Corner Court and Third Streets, JJAVE just openedra Large and MEDICINES Fine Liquors, PAINTS OILS, TOILET TOILET ARTICLES, The Goods have been purchased TO We are enabled to hold out superior SP frill be given to the Compounding purpose, with Air.

vv. OCt. 29. ISlrf. tf.

WHOLESALE AND Splendid Stock of DilU.GS VARNISHES, DYE FANCY GOODS, from first hands and arc NEW FRESH and COTJJTTE'Y" MERCHA1TTS V.j 9-. 4 inducements, being prepared to till all CIA A TTENTI ON vJr of Physicians' Prescriptions, having A. Long, an experienced Druggist and EETAit" rfO ICS 20 ue id: 1 GALLIPOLIS, (miO. ndf ti r-al' Jtf ,1 -n' .4 il 1S9 i. jMedical purposes, TUFFS, PERFUMERIES; 9il of tho very BEST- IQUALITY; orders for Goods in our Hnf at Citr'faiea.

a Special department fittedrupifortbat Prescriptionist, in charge. HENKING, ALlEMONG CO WHOLESALE E.O AND rwrurnorMt iitmiait Tmn UillllUddiUiM lUmiOilAlMO, DKALEttS IN Prodncc, Provisions, nd GALLIPOLIS, OHIO. Manufacturers' Agents Fon RIFLE BLASTING POWDER, Clifton Iron-and Nail HURT'S CELEBRATED VIRG1ITCA TO BACCO. Jan. 7, 1SG9.

G. W. HE AXON, SicassoaTO DAVID WILLIAMS.) Manufacturer of Dealer' in BOOTS MID UPPER SIDE OF Public Sauare, Jan. 7. 1869.

lOill WlW leaving Orders foMj BOOTS AND SHOES At G. f. II EATON'S Shoe Store. 7, 18G9. Jan.

Sheriff's Sale in Partition. Slate of Ohio, Gallia County, ss. PUltSUANT to the command of an order of sale from the Court of Common l'leas nf Gallia countv. Ohio, aud to mc directed. I will offer at pnulic sale" at the front door of the Court-house, In the city of GalliolU, in said countv of Gallia, the Suth day or Feb- ruarr.

a. d. 1869. at the hour of one o'clock 1 of said day. the followinz descrihed real estate.

situated in said connty of Gallia, and state of unio, anu oounueuanu uescnucn as louows, to- Commencing at the SOUthweSt Comer Of the northeast quarter of section no. (2.1 in township of ranifo no. runningr-thence east to jcaccoon vrccK. nenrineeascuncoi said section; thence up said Uucroon Creek with the meanders thereof to the dividing line between the said northeast quarter and northwest quarter of said section no. inence soutn on said dividing line the nlace of containing QTtv acres.

more or less; alp the tollowing beinif part of tne nonneasc quarier oi me norinwcsi fiiiartcr said tectiou no. (2,) liecinning at tho south. wet corner or inc. nonncasi quaner oi me northwest quarter of said section no. thence north on the line iliviilinir the northwest and the northeast Quarters of the.

northwest nuarler said section no. (i) to ineunriu uneoi s.tm section: thence cast to Itaccoon Creek: thence down Itaccoon Creek by the meandering thereof inesoiuu nncor sain nortpcaxquartcrortnc northwest'qaarterof-said section no. thenrc west to me piace oi Degtnninjr, containing tbc uholeauurjised Jt t73S00 Subject rq tho dower estate of Elizabeth bmith. Set on" and described as follows: COraincncinz on the west bank of Itaccoon Creeir at the southeast corner of tho first tract described above, running duo west with tho south line or said tract to an apple tree in the southwest comer of the orchard on said land; thence due north so as to include twenty acres by running due east to Itaccoon Creek and down said Itaccoon Creek by the meanders thereof to the place of beginning. To be sold under an onler in partition In tho rase of Elizabeth Smith and others vs.

William Sampson and wife. Terms of sale one-third cash in hand, one- third in one year.and one-third in two years with Interestrrom thedayof sale; deferrcoTpaymcnts be secured by mortgage on the premises sold. Given under my hand this Cth day of January, d. 1809. It.

BLAZER, Jan.U,18fi9 S.G.O.O. Sheriff's Sale. 'State of Ohio, Gallia County, ss. PURSUANT to tho command of an order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas of Gallia county, Ohio, and to mc directed, I will offer at ptlUHC Sale at tne liuuiiunirvi iuc the city of Gallipslls. In'said county, on the 0th Hay of ycbrnary; 189.

at ono o'clock p. m. said day, the following described lands and tenements, situated in said county of Gallia, and State, to-wit: lieln ir in one hundred acre lot no. town- ship do. (1,) or range no.

(14,) beginning on the bank of the Ohio river thenco along the north lino of said one hundred aere lot west to center of Campaign Creek; thenco down the center of said creek -with the meandering thereof the south line of lot; thenco down said line to the Ohio thence no said rlrer to place of beginning; containing six acres, more or less. To be sold as tho property ot jvnsci oiccr nmi wifR 'it the suit of John Itothceb: an- praise at the sum of $900.00. Aerpi30i.5ai,i;asii" Given nmler. my hand, this 6th day of Janu- ary.a,d.l809 S.G.C.O. Jan.

14.1863;-', For the- Finesf Ofeiat-- 1853, I lourt at at tion a 81) 1 31 links west to hum of iviuu aero. the SMD! We are i constantly purchasfng for cah in i ineiiew iorKan.lBo3toqMarkeU.all kinds of DttY AND FANOT.OOODS. SILKS. COTTONS. BOOTS AND SHOES, WaTCH-KS.

SEWINO MACHINES. CUT-LEItV. DRESS QOuns, DOMESTIC GOODS, Ac, Ac. WI.M, seinne atanavcrasrc l'eu ot Unk Dollar. for.eacii auticlk.

Our oaies oeine stncllv for 2nsh. nn.l nnrin.i. much larger than that of. any other similar iuirau, wj K1TB 'ewer ourgains an can ue ooiainea oi any other house. THE LADIES Are especially invited to give usatrial.

Send fob a Cieculak and Exchaxqe List. Our ctllb SVStenl of sellillir fnllnnro-. For $2 we send 20 patent nen fountains and checks describing 20 different articles to be sold for a dollar each: 40 for.l? fid for R. 100 for $10, Sent bv mail. Commissions taraer limn thns n.

uny uiK cording to size of club. Single fountain and check, 10 cts. Mnle and female agents wanted. Skn-d Monet in IIlgistkeed Letters. Send us a trial club, nnd l-nll will nittrnnnrl.

edgo that you cannot afford to buy goods of nj ui.iici iiuiisc inereaiier. EASTMAN KdYDAXiFj, H5 la.inovcr isostou, JIass. Oct. 22, 18G8. STAR" Arises-from a disordered state of the stom aehnnd bowels, and in.

Sti of the liver, and can be permanently cured by tho use of Hohaek's Blood Purider and Blood I'ills. Full directions accompany each bot- tie and box. BAILEY 4 MAGUET, J. P. A.

SANNS. Dec. 17, 18G8.J Agents. CONVALESCENTS Should use Roback's Stomach Bitters to strengthen the prostration which always fol lows acute diseases: it will be found far supe rior as a stimulating tonic to any of the wine and bark preparations of the present day. JIAltiUt MAUUT, J.

fc P. A. SANNS. Dee. 17, 1868.

Agents. Extra London Butter Scotch! AT Dec. 3, 1EG8. LADIES (If noilontArv Imhita nlmmnmn, mtive will find Roback's Blood Pills iust lhe BBl, y0.wl" nnu "oriacK uiood I ills just tne medicine they want; they are prffctlv safe 1 I i.l i am, rau ik ai. an tunes; tney contain no mercury or mineial noison.

but are nurelv vegetable BAILEY fc MAGUET, J. Js P. A. SANNS, Agents. Dec.

17, 1863 NOTICE'- herehy giventhntf fu andsDave been de- positeii witii tne insurer oi uau a of Gallia VI, 1 Delinquent Sax Sale," January 15th, I8G7. H. EVANS, County Aud'r. Jan. 7, 3w Sheriff's Sale.

Stale of Ohio, Gallia County, ss. PURSUANT to the command of an order of sale from the Court of Common Pleas, of (Jallia county, Ohio, and to mo dircctetl. I will ofler at public sale, at the front door of the Ceurt-housc, In the city of Gallipolis, In said county, on the 20th day of February, a. d. ISO, one o'clock, u.

m. of said dar. the following described real estate, situated in the county of Gallia, and state or unio, and bounded and! uescnocuasioiiows, to-wu: stake on'thei north line of frac no. fl.) town ift.1 ranze thenca east tlTi I chains and (25) links to school lot; thence samel course (3) chains and (90) links to state thenoe I south Hldeg's west (141 chains and (501 links to I stake; thenco west (1) chain and (50) links to a I stake in Chiekamauga' Creeks thence south (5) ilex's east (12LrJi'ns and (71) L'ksto a stake on east bank of saUWeek; thence west (17) chains and- links to ataUc; thence south (7) chains and links to a Bate on soutn line of said fraction; thence along Aid line west 3 chains and 1811 to a state said line; thenco north to the place of-bcginnig; also beginning at the south corner of section no- on the south, line SKn lTP 'SJ." ld range. north t51chainfand4.69 finks to a stake on section Une; thenco east 38 chains and 162 1 links a stake on east -lina nr.ui frifti r2rl thence south a said line 151 chains and slxty-t wj souineasi corner ot said rracuon; thence west 3s chains and 62 links to the place beginning; also a roadway of twenty feet uctweeaiae lanus owned uy iiansoa 114 Hams' and Andrew Watt3; In saidrractlon no, one.

connecting tne above described tracts: auowm tracts containing eighty acres and 'S-lUl of an To be sold under an order of sale In nartiUon.ln case or James If. Jpbnally, by his guaruiaa UTawi-nM. H- -1 a ill 'Terrai or sale-rPAe-tiilrd cash In iand, one-thlrUtn oneeSrSnd one-third in wo rearj, wW'ihtirSt from df'redy-mentsto be securedby mortgage on the premises 89Gjrven under my hand oclallyrtnls 6th day of XW.fcjWB!-.-- B.jjEAZEKi -h' S.G,C.O. -w I I A in at 0., T. firm I i teen 55 price A rod 1 v.i- DYSPEPSIA, Thousands of the worst sufferers 'from Uiisr-terrible gnawing disease havi been cured hy ths ustf of Uoback's Stomach the.

testimonials now in our hands fully bailey J.4P.A. SANNS. Dec. 17, 18G8.J -Agenti GREAT BY THE Metropolitan GIFT COMPANY! CASH GIFTS TO THE $250,000. OF I Drawn a $10000 100 50 25 VCTV Ticket Frizc.

5 Cash Gifts 10 20 40 200 300 450 fiOO 30 .15 75 150 150 Sewine Machines 60 17? 230 Musical Boxes 25 200. 300 Fine Gold 75 300 750 Fine Silver 30 "r.5Q,. Fin? Wnd 11 ver '5 Albums, and a large nne Um Jewelry' all valued 1,000,000 AOLL.ARS. Chance to Draw any of the' above frizes by rarchasmp: a Sealed Ticket for 25 Cents. -Tickets describing each Prize are SEALED lopes and thoroughly mixed.

On receipt of 25 Cents, a Sealed Ticket will drawn, without choice, and delivered at our office, or sent by mail to any address. The' prize-namedrxiaitwill be delivered, to the 1 trckC-lfoIdonvpyinent' of O.vr DoLlae. Prizes will be immediately to. Any ad--dress, as requested, by express or return mail. You trill inoia whnt your Prize is before you for it.

Any Prize may he ezchinged.fir another of the same value. E3? no Blanks. jgspuur ratrons can depend on fair deal ing. KirssENCKS We select the few' follo-wjnsr namea from the miny who have lately, Valuable Prizes and kindly permitted us publish them: P. Wilkens.

Buffalo, New Mrs. E. Stuart, 70 NpIsod Place, $500; Mils A'. Monroe, Odicaeo. Ill G30; W.

Curtis, New Haven.Oold Watch, $200; Robert Jackson, Dubuque, Sewin? machine, $100; Philip. McCarthy, Uuiwillej'i $5110; Ko "leers, Washington. D. Musicnl Hox, Wal worth, Milwaukee. Wis, Piaro.

$500; Qev. W. Pitt. jeoiK $125. twpuonsu no names wunout eruiissiuo OPINIONS OF THE PRESS.

S. nrss; the They are doing the largest businr is reliable, and deserve their success V.l mwy "We have examined their system, and know them to lie a fair dealing JV. Y. IliralJ. Feb.

28. lrG8 "Last week a friend of ours drew a 500 prite. which was promptly received," Daily News, Mar 3, lti8. Si-nrJ lor circular eivine many more refer ences and favurable' notices frora'the'press Liberal inducements to Agents. S.tthfactioa guaanteed.

vnr Pokaoe or Sealed Rstciopis cox- msa Oxx Cash Girr. jgj, Tickts for 0nc Ubllar, 13 f.p TwoDoilarsf35 for Five Dollars, 110 for Fif Uollars. 195 Brood way, JST. Y-. -XQ-l- dgAJ LAND FOR SALE! TUE subscribers are authorized to sell the ollowin real estatei to-wit: Seven acre lots, in Gallipolis, Npsi 54.

Terms will be made easy, according. 'to' ottered Apply to i SIMEON NASH 4 Jan 7, 1863. ASSORTMENT OF lnillf7 lint tfYCrSHV? Very Cheap -at 'fit wV9i ip ci nr. Store- fJi' ADIE3 ANT) GBNTLEMEN wfll'flni ittotheiradvantsgetogettheir i Boots and Shoes raade to der at G. store.

Jan7.18.ro. isUfi WANTED! GOOD TAILOB OIJTXEB AKst Address J. AILOB, orVHcknrr, Boass ABssOv 25 ft.