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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-16
LIQUORS.
n. S. Gamble.
Successor to Sonntag & Gamble),
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Cigars and Tobacco,
NO. g south First 81.
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA,

WILL ALWAYS BA
~ found on hand an assorted stock OF
imported Brandies. Foreign and Domestic
scotch and English Ales. Especial atten-
lion will be given to the supplying of fam
dies for dom este use-warranted pure and
co ehrated Tonic Bitters. The trade sup.
piled on liberal terms. fmav q lily
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-16
Collectors Sale.

TOTFCE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that
IN l, William g. Hazelrigg, Collector Of
The City of Evansville, betWeen the hours
of 9 and II o'clock AM, n d and 4 o'clock
PM, on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH OF DECEMBER, 1857,
VIII sell, at public auction, at the door Of
the Court House. in the city of Evansville,
Indiana, the following Lots, parts of Lots,
and parcels of Real Estate and Improve
ments, assessed for the payment OF City
ers thereof, to the city of EVANSVILLE, said
taxes being now due and unpaid, and for
the cost of said sale, and that the sale will
be continued on the next day following,
viz. Saturday. December the l4th, 1867, at
2 O'Clock PM at the door of the Court
House, in Evansville, for the purpose of
selling such property as may have been
sold on the day first above mentioned, and
rot Mold for.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-16
HARDWARE.

WIN. G. HAzELRIGG. Collector.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-12-16
McNEELY, SCHUBERT & CO.'S
Real Estate and Insurance
Ag0ucV

No, 4 WASHINGTON BLOCK,
Corner Room, Second FloOr,)
Opposite the Courthouse,
EVANSVILLE, IND.
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INSURANCE.
EVANSVILLE INSURANCE

AUTHORIZED CAPITAL-----......sl,O0 0,W
PAID Up CAPITAL~----..---.-. 20O,OU
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

The Chicago papers estimate the cost of
the eight-hour demonstration, and strike in
that city, in the loss of wages, at three huns
bred thousand dollars, during the latter part
Of last week.
1t il probable that the eight-hour men sui.
fered the bunt of the battle, as they under
took 10 butt the engine of the track. but still
the community, generally, must have shared
the loss, to greater or less extent.
Nothing could have been more unwiss than
the effort of the eight-hour men to compel,
the community, by violence and force, to
adopt their programme. The mobs and riots
of Chicago mark the beginning of the end Of
their movement, in the Northwest, for the
present, at least. The mechanics and labor
ers. who come under the operations of the
statute, do not constitute over one>6fth OF
the entire population, in any Western State
and the other four-6fths are not going to be
dragooned into the surrender Of their own
interests at the dictstion, or under the COM
pulsion, of one fifth.
If the eight-hour men would be successful
they must abide by the principle of " moral
suasion,' and not undertake to 90 upon the
presumption Of our Southern brethren, thai
one of them is equal to FIVE other men.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

Victim Of debility Who 10 responsible for your sseie-
n..., Not yoassif ysa viii say for yeuvs done oil
you could TO cure IL. That's mistsks on your part
You h.v.nt tried HosrErrsRs BIrrBss.
Gloomy dyspsptsc, With an unsasy stomach and .
~oridw.sry Aes. ossouns 70. doss thank ysurssf ~
sponsble for your own tormsuss. Bat you are. his
easy 70 49, IRON yssr s.adisiss shsa
yoa hsvssr srisa HosfRrrxks BITTEes.
Bilious sufferer. n Is not Jour fault yeu think thai
your ptoms sror rosss dsy By dsy. Biz. pffdo~n'
do you any good Very iitsiy but you can Be brossh
rsaud for all thai
Why h.ven't you tried HosTNrnBT BrrrnHss
Friend, on whom Fever and Agus alternately elcvs
hot and cold and ~hoss brsin TO - tsssg With
the effects Of powerful arne DO yes asuns the re
accessibility o, no! You've tshss piles Of ssinias
ana ali the rssulatioa rseicines what could yeu d
nors-th. very thing that would have sEsmptsd you
rom all the psnsv that no- rscs ycu,
lou haze never tried H04fBrfHa'B BFffKRe
Nervous invalid, what have ron to says You plead
stat you have tahen oil the nsrvsses Of the pharess
p@l.. nth-y have aoes Jon rood, n b net ysul
fault You Dot responsible Wrong. ell vreag
You have In reality, nobody to blame bat yourseif
why hsv.n't you tried HosrrTTERs BIrTsRei
absolute specifics may7 dsv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

THE Chicago papers have go magnifed the
Importance Of that city, that the mechanics
and laboring men there seem impressed with
the idea that the Universe must perish Of in-
anition if they stop work a few days. Now,
We suspect they will wake up some OF these
bright mornings, and discover that the sus-
pension Of labor, and general rampaging
through the streets of Chicago, have made
no difference, whatever, to the "balance Of
MANKIND outside that ambitious municip-
ality
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

THE Missouri Democrat holds the theory
that President johnson is really opposed to
the enforcement Of the Reconstruction Law,
and is using his influence to got an adverse
decision from the Supreme Court, in an UNI
derhanded way. Johason is treacherous By
nature, and much mors 90 BY PRACTICE, he il
always willy, artful, deceitful, double dealing,
protesting one thing and doing another, and
in turn betrays everybody and every party
with whom he acts but we cannot see why
he should pretend now to be for Reconstruc'
ton and plot against it.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

THs Supreme Court Of Ohio has decided
that the closing of the polls during the day,
at any time, for any purpose whstevss, either
10 eat or drink, between the hours Of open.
ing and closing, morning and evening, vi
tiates the election.
Whether the statute Of Ohio is similar to
that Of Iowa, and other States, we are no,
informed, but presume it Is.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

iaIted Nas.s Of Areytca sssfAerr Di-ision IF Eora
III G. w. CLARK, United States Marshal
for the state ~ Tcws DO hereby give pubic notes
Ia tie OF the United saxtes against
nnsu~ 81 al In Of seizare and forfeiture undsr
vets % consr--@ did, on the 10Th OF April 1851 In
| keokak. Leo county, lows attach aud tske into N
possession for sats custody st-sn -nsin- boil
rasr stones aud h-trr too sh-ilefs, One
~ooden still ani cutie. four large fermsatipg tabes
thres nall fsrme ntiss tubes separating tube~
high eistsrps ono bot water tub charger
m.sh tab three tabs large tabs thru. bushels
cara meal twenty hn shells corn. four empty barrels
.unry resi ing and iron pipes barrel.
containing sol 41ioo proof gallons numbering ~ a.
~ ss 46 H. IS also two bsrrss wu<s, 81 vine gallons
I below prot, numbering ~ snd 81 Lots No II and a.
In biloxi No 6 in Rsts sddtiol 20 the city Of sokuk
L-e county Iowa.
AsS also gle public notice that the tine sssagned
f the OF raid l. tbs 4fh day Of June
1851 and hereby adnonish and summon. all pcrsons
claiming any interest in the ssid st-am engine al
hno~ing having anything 10 Why the should
be eonjem ned and sold 20 the demand % said
appellant that they he snd arpear be the rad Court
tc be hssd IN and for the eouthern Division District Of
Iowa ut the United ssfss Court Room In the rsty Of
Krohuk In ssid District Ut special Term 70 be holden
the nrst Tuesday In June 1871 o'clock In the
kresooa Of thss day. n md th-rs =, nterpossa ciain
for the same and 70 nshe their allegations In thai b.
half @. CLARK. q NM,
Ap3o II. FULTON. Dep.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

LIMITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ Fy virtae ~ vp-ciai ex-enii.yn 70 ~ Directed
is7ed from the Ger Ks nre the District cbust Of tbs
Un-d sssfes for me Dssrfct Of levs Southern bfvi
-ss, At Keokuk, WILL conmsndsa By ssi5 writ ex
peas 10 sale 81 public snetsos sf ?. 9ibbens Lquos
store OF Main AID 1h .frsssa in the city II
okuk Lee county, Iowa, wednssday Nay 18th. 1871
At 10 O'Clock Of eaid day ~ barrsi Of High
TO the kirhsst and bess bidder mr. Oh ssssfy
decree rendered IN ssid Conrt inflammation d
libel pending In sid Ceurt Wherein the tnifed rt~t<s
u America 10 "a siIsnt and barrel Of High wiDss
she fiheiies. ". ". GLAZE,
L 9. Nsrshsl for the State Of Iowa
usy3 by n FUtf0s. Deputy o. ".
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

rhis .vspeia Hair Dye Is the best ~ ID. verh re
only nv ssd psvk7 Dye Hasrnlsss heishsA fust.ss.
necus Nc di,sypcintment No ridseai tinn- Nat
urai Black Bro~p. Remedies tbs III effects Of Bad
Dyes favgorstss the hair, ieavinx q soft aud he.ut
full The ssunise 10 signeA Hslliam A. B@eheloy All
Others iitstsens and should Be avoided Fold
by sl pruzgssss and Psrfasaers- Factory VI Barclay
stre.t Sew York ldecla dswty
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
Original N0fice.

District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, at Fl.
n M Madison.
JOHN DoLLERr. PiA.tin.
" q MOE N19dT Defeudant
Sgyow. n. MeKytGHT, DeFsndant-You arel hereby
notified tina, there Il ale In the CLERKS 81
bee of ssid Court the petition OF Johu Doilery Claiming
you the II $50 vtfh interest thereon from
25th day II October A. D. sss6 the of ten PET
pr snuum e.idenced BY certain mortgage, exc
euted the snd dst-, aud also the foreclosure Of said
tgng~ made 10 secure the Of sid debt, by
yon.u psn the fslie~ res prcpsr y. 60 Wit. =
bbusneb Ad1iuoa 70 Ksoksk In~a, bsiag 2<%bSt trout
ing % Eth street. and ruunihs tack Of Width rs
seet echnSvnrnr o. q feet iron the Of onrrol
and 18th streets, and Tor general relief.
Unless you appear ard answer said petition be
Nors Of the second day q the OF said Court
the third Monday In May. 1851, at Fort
Madison, judgment will be rendered against you pray
ed for In said pstision-
M00AR KHowLEs
Int Rev. stamp, SOC cancelled Atty fer Plaintiff.
spr5d4w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

THE Richmond Times won't accept the sit.
nation. 1t can't be easy, and don't try to be
ss easy as it can. 1t don't see matters in
the light that some Northern Copperhead
journals throw upon the situation, and fails
to discover those promising indications that
the negroes are all gong to vote against the
Republican party. On the contrary, it had a
furious article some days ago under the cap.
ton, "a Black mans Party" in which,
speaking of the Republican party in Virginis,
that delectable organ said, amongst other
things in speaking of the citizens of Virginia,
black and white who decline to train under
JEFF. Davis and Andy johnson, the Times
asserts "that they are ready to grasp the
blood>stained hands of the authors Of our
ruin
In view Of this pronunciamento Gen. Scho-
6eld addressed military note to the Times,
suggesting caution in the future.
RICHMOND, VA, April IL, 1867.
Mr.. Charles II. Wynne, Proprietor Of the Ricksoad
Tirss, Richmond, Va.
SIR: The commanding general directs me to call
your attention to editorial article in the Rich
mond Times Of this morning headed "a Black
Mans Party in Virginia" and to say that while
he desires not only to permit but 10 encourage the
utmost freedom of discussion political questions
the character Of the article referred calls for
we're censure. Especially the following words,
1T is proposition which implies that they are
ready to grasp the blood-stained hands Of the au-
thors Of our ruin, intolersble insult 10 all
soldiers OF the United States army, and no less 60
TO all true soldiers Of the late Confederate army
they have long since extended to each other the
cordial hand Of friendship and pledged their uni
ted Efforts TO restore peace and harmony TO our
whole country. The efforts Of your paper to fos-
ter enmity, create disorder, and lead to violence
can no longer be tolerated. II is hoped this warn.
ing will be sufficient. Very respectfully your
ebedient servant, ST. CHALPrs,
Assistant Adjutant General.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
TINTED STATES MARsHAI,s SALE

II I -NKEbD " n Il N n tts'i1-tk< . I'Ehf1fSs
~ ~ vtrtas ~ special sxseutson TO me directed,
ssued fro-a the Gssks uce of the District Con- Of
United Tor the r.trist Of lows soathsrn bri-
aion k~okuh, will, nan5ed ~ SAID writ
pose 70 sas nj pubse aoctioB ~ p. 9ibbezs tigaot
o. Hsta and 7th In the city
okuk: Lee coanfy. Iowa wednesday. Nay ioAh lse.
At 10 oeloct N, Of said day, two o. NJ lrorrtss
III copper Worn aud Tub, three sseks OF >s thr.e
- empty sachs ( iron pipe. ~ Reemsr fsur
- barrels, ID t-rri containing thirty fss 81
CATIONS Of Hishvin.s la) psiis, snd ~ Thar.
ruometer 10 the highest and bssf bidder for Gosh
s, rendered Gid Court information ol
libel pending In said Court wherein the United States
Of Aasrcs is bslIant ani two Bydromsters at al
the liteii-es ~. CLARK
u. Marshal for the stats 81 Iowa
maya ByH- FULTON Deputy Q. Q. H.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

ORIGINAL NOTICE.--To Daseum All
~ len, sun siebains J. n. ysckitn, uhtcs chsir
Factory, GIon Anderson. Nixon Co., oDsre Riov
. Co DRAW Hemmsnssay q Co Iowa stst. lnsurascs
Company, John winihrepe D. Pfess~i, samuel Rfseh.
-y, Rankin Miller, samuel Bonner, frcderiok Moore
Robert ssfty, Hood Abbott Rioh~rd fsb~y, g. J
lis mill J J Hossy, b. b. Smith
You and escb OF you hereby notified that thss h
file the Clerks Ones Of the District Cc1rt Of
Lee Connty and State Of Iowa, ksokuk peiiton OF
Wise field Co.. Claiming agsinst each. e-ery and
all Of toa psrfs clssr All quoted title to Lts I've
and Stock hundred and hinr In the City of
ksoknk, LIE County, Iowa
And unless you appear thereto and dsfeni te-
fore OF the srcond day OF the pember term l8
said District Court be begun and holder at
kuk IN. ninth day ofssptssni~r D. 1857, DEFAULT
viii be onsbrsd against Jon and decrse ndsrs th
w y CDLLfvs
apr2& Att'y for P'ns.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
For sale.

4 REsrDsscg 10 cns Of he most ds.irss's lceali-
~ Ties Ia the Cfts-LotsT snd 4, In siedt 50, vith
one story Frame Dwelling Hsuss. tsiniBg
aois we'll fene-d situate Fulton street b<ts~en sth
and e.h Streets. Ksoknk. iowa Enssire Of
WA EULT0F,
mth1eN Resa Estate Axsnt.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
Fer sale.

E0RTY ACRES of good farming land,
~ seres vol i.pesd .nd 10 ssood Of saitiys-
ton. sesss Of good timber lend and nice young
ehsrd good frame Dwelling honss 54x3o good cstsrn
and stable. Situate sbsRs ~ mil from the city
Enqair- Of vM. kEITsN.
ep&A Real Esssts Aseat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
M A S Q N &c.

Ea9a~ Ledge No. l9-Hoids fts regular meeting
the rss IUesa5 evening before full each
month.
Hardfn Lodge Ne. ae-Holds It, REGULAR
monthly Testing ths drsi Monday evening In each
mouth.
Masepte Haai-corner Seventh snd MsiH strssts.
Gate Cffy Royal Arch Chapter Ne. -
Hods II. resrnT meeting the afst Friday evening in
es~S nses..h. -~z4--.s@s--.--
.sarv in Csaneti y o. S-Hoids its regular meet.
NJ the E. e'.,sd riday evening 10 each month.
Daasseas cemm andery Of Knashfs
Tcnpiar No. 5-Roids eotniavse every wsdnes-
~ us los drilt ADD instruction.
Hall tn Court Houss--0n Yifih stree
sugt
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07
Original Motto,

Original Notice.
District Court of Lee County, Iowa, at Fort
Madison.
JOHN DoLLEaY. Plaintiff
o Q wYxEI. p.sspd.p. 'e'''0' IN Aqo's
VsO q, c. WYKELs Defendant-Y GU are
i hereby notified that .hsre IL now ON Ale in the
ce Of said Court the petition OF John DolIsry
claiming Of ,.s oh. q az s
tober, 1858 evidenced by mortgage Of -sd dste and
also the forecesurs Of said mortgage, made ycu
s.euf the OF ssd debt upon tAs real
1f.ssiasaiysr, ofio.s aad g. 10 bisek q. h m
pspss ad1islon e ksohnl Low. ss4as = ~ hoas-
ING 18th street ard running baek Of even With rs
feet, commencing 7e35 es ron the Of Carol
and 18th streets. and for general relief.
fore Of the sscond day Of the term Of sad Court
70 cowaeaceAt yrt Madison. on the third Mnaday in
AsJ ~. isdsasss sili - rssasrss agAlsst Soa =
Int. Rev. s..sp sc ess'dl MooAR ENowLn,
ayrsdAw Attorneys for Rlaintia
& OriG1nA1 Notaee,
NARY A rEfn. -
srspHxS pnrRs ~
| ITO srkPHM PETRk, Dssss ssat--Yeu ~ hereby
4 potaedthss there il hie In the oeS q tn
ssk Of tie Dssriet Ccart Of Lee cousy yIova Hor
nadsc. shs Isson q .sry 4 rstra sl.l.Iass ivOee.
.ss,os. : 4. s.ss.sss e| 4 a 80. '.'''''
s's e =, q <. s.a a : E ::
QSZf6 1nneeeeg a. It's - Monday 81 MsYs A, D
rsnanFse = prayse 70 RSainslab pstieloa
Iss-.pl ~ Z SssS ss;,.
THOSE LARGE
con N mAlY y'Ilkls
HGCs Q
ARl9sast.s. cailssss y - vsaAsne: Bsaa
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

FER nrenehltis, asthma, Cstsyrh, Cen
sunptivs and Threat Dissasss'
y.ooupe AN vsD WIS sALvAss soos srocsss.
0Iu0nR0 AuCD PUEBLO oP0A8~8S
si Apd scAss sssfs IN clearing the voice When sssss
bsrs Staging or sDsshias end rsiisviss the sAross -
| IN nassasl ssusaads ofAhe weA ssssn ne Nsdln1
| srs rsoounss6.a ID prssnissA b RAssrinA -
have hsd tsssmoaa from sainsnt men throughout ia
country. Being article Of true merit ana hsvipa
r~cvsA their scsey By ~ Of many yssrs ssrh ysai
ands them In localities in various psrts OF the would
cad the SocAs universally pronounced better fha1
osrArr cniy sssswHs BsosczrAi rsssn",' - DC
not tsks any ofthe wortAe@ InstutioSs thst may b
oR.rsd solp pvpayvHus nov44dsven
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-07

r.asa facor A.R WINS lalg. - -
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15
Odds and Ends.

GONG To THE Posi- -oFFICE-sEI' 'am
going to the Post office, John shall
inquire for you?" "Well, yes. if you
have a mind to, but / don't think
you'll find me there"
"What you would be, dearest, "said
Richard to his sweetheart; "If were
to press the seal of love upon those
sealing wax lips?" II should be
stationary"
A Chicagoian applies for divorce
because his wife proves to have a
cork leg. She says he knew it.
A new song, set to music, has ap-
peared. which is more popular with
men than women-it begins: 81 met
her at the kitchen ranger
Jones complained of bad smell
about the post Office, and asked
Brown what it could be. Brown
didn't know, but suggested that it
might be caused by the dead. letters
An honest Dutchman, in training
up his son in the way he should 90,
frequently exercised him in Bible
lessons. On one of these occasions
he asked him. aWho vas dat who
would not shleep NIT BotIver's WifeI
sShoseph.' Outs coot poy! Vel,
vat vas de reason he would not
shleep NIT her?' Don't know-Sup-
pose he wasn't shleepy.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15

EMERSON ON THE BABY.-Who
knows not the beautiful group of
babe and mother, sacred in nature.
now sacred also in the religious as
sociation OF half the globe2 Wei
come to the .parssts is the puny
struggler, strong in his weakness,
his little arms more irresistible than
the soldiers, his lips touched with,
persuasion which Chatham and Per
lcles in manhood had not. The
smallest despot asks SO little thai ali
nature and reason are on his, side
his ignorance is more charming than
all knowlsdge, and his little sins
more oewitching THAI any yirtue.-
All day, between his three or four
sleeps, he COOS Ire : pigeon. sput-
ters and spufns and,puts on his face
OF Importance and When he fasts.
the little Pharisee fails not to sound
his trumpet before him. Out of
blocks and thread spools, cards and
checkers. he will build his pyramid
with the gravity of Palladin. With
an acoustic apparatus of whistle and
rattle, he explores the laws of sound;
but chiefly, like his senior country
men, the young American studies
new and speedier mode of transpor-
tatlon. Mistrusting the cunning of
his small legs, he wishes to ride on
the necks and shoulders of all flesh.
The small enchanter nothing can
withstand--no seniority of age, no
gravity of character. uncles, aunts.
cousins, grandames, grandsires-all
iall an easy prey. He conforms to
nobody; all conform to him. All
caper and make mouths, and babble
and chlrrup to him. On the strong
est shoulders he rides, and pulls the
hair of laureled heads.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15

@ The Portsmouth Tribune tells
US of the nomination of Democrat
ic Senator for that District, one
James Emmitt, of Waverly. His
recommendations for the position are
thus stated:
l. He is one of the largest manufacturers
of the "spirit of Democracy" in Southern
Ohio, and his whisky will flow like water in
the campaign.
2 He is rich, and will "come down" lib
orally with the greenbacks to his faithful
followers.
3. He had such entire confidence in the
success of the rebellion that we are told he
invested large portion of his means in gold
at $50
A. He was formerly an ardent Know Moth
ing and used to march his men to the polls in
a body and compel them to vote in solid
phalanx "agin the bloody furriners."
5. His scholastic attainments and literary
ability. HE spells the word "EnrOpe" thus:
4" U-r ip "'l
No Democrat could resist such an
array of principles as that.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15
l.. M. Beman,
CLAIM AGENT,
CenlrevEIIe, Chic.

/ am now prepared to collect the following
Claims
Pensions for Dependent Fathers.
6 I" Mothers
Pensions for Dependent Orphan Brothers and
sisters.
Pensions for Minor Children,
where widow has
married since the death of her husband.
Increase Pension where soldier has lost use
of one leg or one arm.
Increase pension widow having children un-
der l6 years of age.
Bounty and Back pay for all persons entitled
thereto.
Local Bounties for Veterans.
Additional Bounty for all Persons entitled
thereto, under act July %, 1866. or any 9TH
er act.
Additional Bounty for soldiers having lost
their discharge.
Bounty and difference in Pay for colored SOL
diers.
Communication for Rations for soldiers who
were Prisoners of War.
Collects for Officers who were in the service
from lst of May, 1864, to Sd of March, 1865,
$4,000 for each servant.
Collects Pensions ssemI-annually 4th of March
and 4th of September. Fee 25cts. for same
GE" Clsims for Additional Bounty should
be presented Immediately.
Feb 81, lS67-6m*
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15
LIE OLDEST Relic nr Hn,r.N1r

The OLDEST RELIC OF HUMANITY
The oldest remnant of mortality ex-
tant is the skeleton of one of the
earlier Pharaohs incased in its origi-
nal burial robes, and wonderfully
perfect, considering it's age, which
was deposited about eighteen or
twenty months ago in the British Mu-
scum, and is justly considered the
most valuable of its archaeological
treasures. The lid of the coffin
which contained the royal mummy
was inscribed with. the name of its
occupant Pharaoh Mykerimus, who
succeeded the heir of the builder OF
the great pyramid about two centuries
before Christ. Only think of it; the
monarch whose crzmbling bones and
leathery integuments are now ex-
citing the wonder of numerous gaz-
ers in London, reigned in Egypt be-
fore Abraham was born, and only
about two centuries or so after Miz-
riam, the grandson of old father
Noah and the first of the Pharoahs
had been gathered to his fathers.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-15
III The Demncranu or

~ The Democracy are renewing
the agitation for the taxation of Gov
ernment bonds in the face of repeat
ed decisions of the Supreme Court
against such course. The agitators
are simply repudiators. They want
to repudiate the payment of the
debt and this is the first step TO-
ward it. II South Carolina could
impose a tax upon Government Sc
curities, how much would the best be
worth in that State a week after the
sitting of her Legislature? For this
very reason, to protect Government
securities against the action of ad-
verse State legislation, Judge Mar
shall years ago decided that they
could not be taxed, which decision
was re-affirmed, if we remember
Alright, by Judge fancy. Why have
not these fellows the honesty of
Henry Clay Dean, to call this move
ment by its right name2 1t is repu-
diation, and nothing less Wheeling
hteiligencer.