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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-16
BY Richardson & Co.,
Real Estate Agents and kncdoneers,
1l13 Msin street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO BEAI-TL
Il FUL BUILDING LOTS On THE sOIrrtr
SIDE OF GRAHAM STREET BETWEEN VII
IN THE TOWN OF FULTON, BY ArCTi6yi'
AS trustee In Il certain iced barring date The ~,
day of September, 1873. Only recorlcd In ~.
Richmond, beir2 thereto required by Ike beurSni,,I
ry therein secured. shall sell by auction On ~
premises, on TUESDAY the cath instant. a. :
O'Clock =. d., two valuable BUILDING LUTs
located as above, having front 81 30XllO fee,
each. 800
TERMS: At sale.
j. A TICu: RnSnV rrns,.
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N1RU1sTEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE
L FARM. WITH IMPROVEMENTS THEk ;te,
HIi.HNOND. ON THE DARBY TOWN ROAD
Bv virtue Of a deed of trust from Thomas l.. piea-
SAINTS (n0w dcceaseGll to the underalsned trustee
daiad March 80. 1870, and duly recorded In Hen
rico county Court sEall Sell al public auction, on
the heret9 tE eggEahh o. 9sy G Of 'f No
~cmhcr. 1S74 ri 81 O'Clock Z. NJ, the FARM de-
scribed in sand deed, cont lining ONE HUNDRED
AND SIXTY ACRES, more or less being inc same
1ateiy occupicd by Thomas L.. Peasants. There
are meat ana comfortable Improvements on thlS
land and it is situated in desirable neishocrhood
and convenient 10 the city 70, .,,
in cash aud tie balance in equal payments 1T ore
two. and three years respectively, Tor nesotable
10 LII LANES PLEASANTS, Trustee.
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j. a. FICEt RDSON, Trustee
RICHARDSON & Co., Auctioueers. mn i;

TRUSTEES SALE OF DWELLING
Z AND 3464 ACkhS VaLU.HLE LANnov
YORK kIVtk AND /. GLOUCESTER core,
TY, ON THURSDAY. DECEH3ER Sd. At Acr.
TlON.-On the day named, IN tie premises. AZ ID
O'Clock n, two miles from app,iosic nd The AN.
distance from Clayoank wharf, by virtue of ,,f"5
Of trust from John Asher, duty recorded shall ri
con, all ing 3464 ACRES. together With he linz ,1i
c0mmodious DWELLING a. d Cnt-housrs snt
large new btrn thereon On the place, which Is al.
Inirably adapted 10 trucking. IS 4 well-secefrd
orchard OF young apple Jnn peach trees.
The house commands Il beautiful view Of IN.
river.
TERMS: Cash: but IL Is hoped and believed ,t,,
arringemcnts will be Made before the cav NJ .1Ic
for usual credits. }. WESLEY FRIEND,
Trustee
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NJ 3. HILL,
No. 2 EIGHTEENTH STREET, RICHMOND,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
solicits the patronage of his old friends and tn
public generally. no 4-1m*
COURT ORDERS.
COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, /
,IIafnNn nrfahpr IT 1874

COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, October II, 1874. :
A RMSTRONG, GATOR & CO. VS..
IA MCLEMORE'S EXEEUrOR.-In the Chan
Gerry Court OF the city of Richmond.-The follow
ing is IN extract from the decree entered In this
cause on the 9th Of October, S74:
The court doth adjudge order, and decree that
one of le commissioner of this court doth Inquire
and report:
the hands of the said executor, and what, II any,
assets remain yet to bc collected; and also settle
and report an account of the administration Of the
estate Of Rebecca McLcsnore by Thomas II. Lam
beth, her executor, regarding any former settle
meut made and duly confirmed by competent
court 22riHia fdcie correct but liable 10 be
charged aud fasiticd.
I'D Who are The crt&iiors of Rebecca McI.c-
more, deceased, and what are the amGuHts Of their
several claims aud what percentage thereof be
paid on. of ttc assets whbch have come into the
hands of the said executor: and whether not any
of said claims have PRIORITY over others! And the
said commissioner is directed TO state specially any
matter deemed pertinent by himself, or which he
may be Ecquired5y any party interest to state"
COMMISSIONERS OFFICER
RICHMOND, ucssober / z, lS74. :
The parties interested are hereby notified that
have fiXeo on TUESDAY the 3 9TH day of Novem-
her. 1874. ut II o'clock NJ. as the time. and my
,oGGe on Eleventh street between Main and Bank
Streets in sad city, the place take the forcgo-
ing accounts and make the foressing inquiries.
THOMAS j. EVANS,
&C f9-M4w Commissioner.
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DtssoLUTTONs d PARTNERSHIPS

NOT1CE.-The firm Of YUENGLlNG d
IN CO., comDnsei OF DAVID &. YUENGLING, DR.,
CHARLES DuSCKER, aud LEoNIlARD MICHEL,
heretofore conducting the BRrW1NG BCS!-
MSS at the James River Steam Brewery, near this
CT :, is dissolved by mutual consent, said dssolu-
ton to take effect on the 10th OF November, 1874,
The settlement Of The TRANSACTIONS of The said
t. whom all the books, accounts, and effects OF said
firm have been transferred, and who is alone au-
thDrIZeu TO the name OF the firm In liquldatlon.
All persons inc. btcd to said firm are requested 10
make payment 10 him, and all claims against 1t
must he prrsentedto him for settlement.
YUENGLING & CO.
November 10, 1874.
Thanking the public for their past favors, the UNI
Gcrsgned respectfully asks continuance of the
same with the assurance Of his best efforts TO
please.
no l2-1wx DAVID 6. YUENGLING, JR.
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SOO PIECES HEAVY KENTUCKY
cOO JEANS, all coors, al 25c. worth Soc;
large assortment of latest STYLES London Smokes
and colch Plaid Prints aJ 1870; all other stand.
ard Prints, including side-bauds, at 0c. warrant
cd fast coiored prns. all styles, at SIC All other
goods, such as Ladies' Dress Goods Cloths, CASH
lneres, Satinets FlanneIs, Blankets, Coverlets,
Shawis, Bleached and UnUleached Sheetings and
Shrtngs, Ginghams, Stripes, &c. at exceedingly
low prices 1T l.. LlCHTENSThIN'S,
oc 81 1905 and 7O7 Franklin street.
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POSTPONEMENT.
In consequence of not being able to get the cata-
logues in time, 10 which large aud valuable add
tioLs have been made, the above sale Is postponed
to MONDAN, November 16, 1874. at 5 O'Clock
p NJ j. j.. APPERSON,
no q Auctioncer.
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aB0Gr. no.
.~--------,.r .~.~N~-'-~
DREMlUM 'e,LOUR.

OREMIo" f'LOUK.
M. sLa .,cHTER 4 SONS celebrated III mS S,,TtrM
siOR kMiY FLO to which First ia II 1ots 10
n,s saa s's entire
<sit and every oa'1'' TYLEk,s son CO.,
1 faction,by 1910 Cary str Get.
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AUCTION sALEs-rasnre pays.
BY N. NJ. Lee,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1914 Main street.

VALUABLE FRAMED DWELLING
ON JEssAMINE STREET, UNION HILL,
owner viii seil Mt r1blic auction, the premises
on TUESDAY. 1 TIN November, % "a, OF o'clock
Z. NJ, the property above described. The iot
fronts thirtyeiqt by one hundred feet on Jessamne
street. The house contains SIX rooms. all In g0od
order: now in the OCCUPANCY OF MIR. William Hail
no Ia $500 n. N. LEE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-16
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctlonecrs'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

A BUILDING LOT IN DUY AIS ADDI,
ST STEPHENS AND CHARITY SIREEIS, ! "
BE SOLD BY AUCTION ON WEDNESD;S !, tne
18th day Of November 1874 al =. 0 c'o tt y, W.
Ths Lot fronts 81 feet st. stephan : treet anu
II is of good size for two trnements, ana may nc
so improved as 10 result in good investment ~ '''
purchaser.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
auciioneelS,
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IT appEpsoS. Auc,ionser. DC 26-tG
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BY E. C. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 1Ol5 Main street.

VALUABLE SMALL NEW STORE
Y FoR SALE AT AUCTION.-0n WEDNES-
nav 70 1SIh ins,aut / will sell at auction, on
the the premises, at o'clock P. NJ, the FRAME sAs
STORE, with two rooms Attached on the s1nni
nv Mr. lanes Quinn; culvert and water on the loL
TERMS: One-third cash balance at six ana '"et'e
months, six per cent. Interest :...
Good rental, and will pay as an INVESTMENTS
oo0N EDWARD e. GUD)lN,
-, Auctionecr.
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By j. l.. Apperson,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
No, 10l6 Main street.

COMMISSIONERS AUCTION SALE OF
" DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE II THE CITY
OF RICHMOND.-By virtue Of n decree of the
Chancery Court of the city Of Richmond entered
on the 9th. of November, 1874, In the case Of
Burke, &c, Us. Apperson; &c. | VIII sell on the
premises. on TUESDAY, November "a, 1874, be-
ginning at o'clock z. NJ. in The order named,
l. The DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING, No.
2216. mt the northwest corner Of Broad and
Twenty-tiird streets, containing ten rooms. with
kitchen, stable. &C. Lot 20 by $50 feet to 4 wide
alley.
g. The snug BRICK DWELLING No. 3114, oc-
cnpied by Mr. Cavcdo, north side of VIII lamsburg
avenue. on Rloody-Run street near Elm street,
containing five rooms. Lot, So 4-12x163 feet;
breadth in Ier, 121 feet.
3. The ANGULAR LOT adjoining the above On
the wcst, 40X1U3 feet to the apex OF the angle IN
rear.
TERMS: One. fourth cash; b1lance ut SIX twelve,
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained until the purchase money
Is paid In full aud conveyance directed by the
court RUBrR RI HOWARD.
Special Commissioner.
j. r. AppERSOS, AuctiOneer. no 12-tGs
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4 AU(sTION sALES-Fufufe Days.
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Reai Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
Eleventh street between Main and Bapk,

EOUR VERY VALUABLE sTopps
H AND DWELLIEGsA Attic sOUTHWsS.sS.
CORNER OF SIX II AND MAEstt t TIT
STREETS, BETWEEN BROsD AND ~ aahL
SHALL sTREETS, FRONTING THE sETaaahr..
MARKET, TO BE SOLD AT AUCTION STpSnnD
THE PREMISES, ON THURSDAY TIE Iog.ss.
the owner, who confemptaie3a "trip 10 urans Of
win sell the property rs above described ocrnn, We
by Messrs ii. w. Swain, Mr.. Laforgue Y. Srryhteaa
and s. Hechin9er. They embrace four st,res ws,,
dwellings above: and no property la the citv "th
be more lately relied upon for ceftIin and rep,n
nerajive rates Of rent. 4u-
TERMS: At sale.
GRCBBS Il WILLIAMS
I'd 40 LIZ 1s.s. s.s=- AuctlDDepr-
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AUGrr1 oE sAI,EsT,,is nay.
IF w. B. Rntcliffe, Auctioneer,
1917 Franklin street.

I WILL OFFER AT AUCTION ON
- MONDAY November 9th, Mt / OK O'Clock, my
usual assortment of GROCERIES. &C.. to whiGa
invite the attention OF the grocery trade. WIZ De
added. for account OF whom IL may concern 20
barrels beautiful REFINED SUGARS.
noIS w. Il. RATCLIFFE. Auctioneer.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main anu Bank.


Auctioncers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE BEAUTl.
L Full LITTLE COTTAGE FARM KNOWN
AS .'ROSE COTTAGE SITUATED Al TIE
JUNCTION OF TIE HERMITAGE kOhD
WITH THE ROAD LEADING TO BROOM
TURNPIKE.-By virtue Of a deed OF trust exc
c,lted by John ". Rison and wife To the snbScri-
bcrs rs trustees. dated Goth of May. 1878, ana re-
corded In Heurico County Court office. being il.r re-
to requested by the creditors; we will sell, upon
the premises. on tuesday, the ION OF EOVem,
Der. at AZ o'clock =. NJ. the COTTAGE FAX III
above reft rred TO, containing TEN ACkES, LOT
merly owned by Mr.. l.. W. osc and adjoihlnS the
lands Of Messrs. Ould and Darlington ana Charles
Tartwcll. go 80,
The improvements are Il dwelling with seven
rooms passages, and porchcs the usual out-oulld-
incs. and Il fine orchard
TERMS: The deed authorizes sale for cash SUI
ficcnt to pay expenses Of sale and y cls"harSe
sundry notes iuc the 1st of June IA, alnmuht-
ing to SG,1SO, with the interest due thereon from
their maturity credit Is to $3.50 until the "a OF
December. 1874: credit as 10 $3.50 untl Inc
1st OF June. 1875; AMI the residue upon such
terms as said kison may prescribe
Its probable that terms more favorable TO pur-
chaScrs will be allow d.
Y9IIN Il Il G 5pHAS Trustees.
GRuBBs 6 WILLIAMS, Auctionecrs.
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POSTPOSFMFNT,
no IL

BY consent of the parties interested. the above
sale is pOstp0ncdt to MONDAY the 10Th or Novcm-
Der, at AZ O'Clock L. NJ, upon the premises.
mol, !. Il. G GtfAS. Trustees.
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The Ta1e of g Defe"sea a.. 1870,
How John Cain got has ESe-' eetn
Co., as N ward Politician
rsrom the Detroit Free Iess.]

1ohn Ca;n was quiet, unobt-rusive citizen,
NJ dido,t long for fame and renown, and ne
didn't care two cents whether this great ana
Glorious country was rr|ed by one.horse
Republican or two-bprse Democrat.
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BY H. Mccormick. Auctioneer,

BY II. Mccormick, Auctloneer,
I414 Main street.
r ARGE ASSORTMENT OF GENTEEL
"a HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. &C., AT AGoG-
TTON.-On MONDAY. 18th Instant, NJ luz
O'Clock, will sell at my store large @
sstiDg of
SIDEBUARDS. SOFAS, SA FES,
LOUNGES, WASHSTANDS. &c.
ALSO.
on COTTAGE BEDSTEADS, In good ordefi
25 COTTON and SHUCK MATTRESSES;
FEATHER PILLOWS and BOLSIEK5
RIANkETS, COMFORTS. SPREADS, &c;
Two excellent CUOkiNG-STONES;
Large lot TIN WARE.
CROCKERY. GLASS, &c, &c.
The above lot of goods Is from party leavinE t.e
city, almost entirely new, ana claim Inc at'ehti'A
% M Id II. MCCORMICK. Auctloneer.
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BY Edward Cohen,
Stock Broker and Auctioneer,
office southwest corner Main and Fourteenth streets,
Richmond, Va.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH 4 DECREE
Il OF the Chancery Court of The city of Richmond
Tin the suit of John w, Lewis, Alexander Bruce,
John :. M"rson. administrator of James NJ. Nor
son, deceased) bearing date October 81, 1874, the
undersigned will proceed to sell at public auction,
to the higbes; bidder for cash, on WEDNESDAY.
November 1S, l S74, at 100 O'Clock p. NJ, ut The
office of Edward Cohen. southwest corner OF Main
and Fourteenth streets. In The city OF Richmond,
Va, the follOwing-named STOCKS
rs shares OF the COMMON STOCK OF THE
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND
POTOMAC RIA ILROAD COMPANY:
90 shares or the COMMON STOCK OF THE
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAIL
ROAD COMPANY;
~ shares of the STOCK OF THE CLOVER HILL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
JOHN S. MORSON,
Administrator Of James NJ. Morson, deceased.
Sale conducted by EDWARD COHEN.
no 9-dttls
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WANTED SUGAR.

Before the canvass was ten days old half q
dozen men called on Cain and gently limited
to him that he must come down with the
t.susar." He didn't even know what >u.
gar" was until they explained. They
wanted money to raise a pole, to buy beer,
to get slips printed, and to do fifty other
things with. ali for his particular benefit,
md hn had 10 hand out money.
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BrCAMg PurFED Ur.

It surprised him some to think that he
held his peacefuI way along tor torty-odd
wears, like a knot-hoe in a barn-door, With
GU. any one having discovered what heap
Of fellow be was; but he concluded that
there was a new era in politics, and that II
was all right.
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More men came and crooked their fingers
at him and whispered sugar" They
wanted money to buy some doubtful votes,
and to hire four-horse teams, and to mail his
slips, and he had TO come down. He hest
tated about it, but they told him that the
opposing candidate felt sure Of victory, and
that acted as u spur.
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THE COMBAT DEEPENS.

In the course of another week they drew
Cain out 10 make speech at a ward meet
ing. He tried to draw OFT, but they told him
the opposing candidate would run him out
OF sight if he didn't come out, and he went
out. When he got through speaking the
crowd drank at his expense, and Mr.. Cain
was aston>hed at the way the liquor went
down, and more astonished ut the way the
bill footed up. He didn't reach home until
midnight and for the first time in his life he
was going to bed with his boots on. His
wife wouldn't speak to him, and John Cain
wished the politicians had let him alone
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THE PLOT THlcKFNS.

John Cain was duly nominated, and The
band camc out and serenaded him. With
the band came several hundred electors,
who filled the Cain mansion to overlooking.
spit tobacco all over the house, ate and drank
all they could find. broke down the gate,
and went of with three cheers for John
Chin
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Apropas of Mana Sahib, the Paris Figaro
gives the account Of correspondent who
reports be had al interview with that dis.
tingu!shed Hindoo in New York, in Mana
>sahlDs own drxwng-room, ga little
house ia Wall street.''
man went home the ether evening and
found his house locked up. Getting in 2t
the window with considerable difheultv he
found on the table note from his wife: AZ /
have gore out; you will fnd the dsor.kcy
on one side the doorstep
The time for patience is when your hat
blows off in the street aud your eyes are too
full OF dirt to see which way it goes. :
A monument to Liebig Is to be erected at
Munich. Nearly all monuments do. that.
hoIeyeE.-Loa,sDilke Courier Journal.
The prospect for a Democratic senator in
Pennsylvania looks Black.
The Amoor river is suggested as good
place for canoe-bial felicity.
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InUESTION: Where can l buy e4MG
W good SHOES for mysolf or chill sS
dreu ri low figures, but made 81 good material!
Answer: AT the factory No. 21o Broau street,
bel wcen Second AID Third, where nothing but CITY
made goods are sold. ~
ROOTS footed to order for only sc. sc 10
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THEY BAMBOoZLgD HIM.

The politicians covered John Cain with
soft soap. They told him that the canvass
shouldn't cost him red, and that he could
still retire at S O'Clock every evening, and
rest assured that his interests would De pre-
pelly cared for. 1t was 10 be still hunt
a very quiet election, and he would hardly
know what was going or. John was ar
honest, unsuspectiDg idiot, and he swallowed
their words as the conGdpg fish absorbs the
baited hook.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12


RThe following certificate of In
corporation was filed in the Office of
the Secretary o: State, at Columbus,
on the 5th:
The Circleville, Macarthur & Gal.
lipolis Railroad Company, to build a
road from Circleville through Picks-
way, Hooking. and Vinton counties
to Macarthur, in the later county,
i~ntersecting at that point the CALI
polls, Macarthur & Columbus Rail
road. Capital stock, $4,000, 600.
Corporators, Solomon Reigle, Angus
tus Rose. D. Fl. Strous, j. G. Dunkel,
Robert Patterson, A. D. Rieyel, Will
liam Armstrong, W. S. Albin, Chris
tian Ely, Joshua Chilcote, Rufus
Karshner, Daniel L. Davis, Lewis r
Lesher, S S Wolf, John Haynes,
George W. Randall, sen., Ira C.
Moody, John Albin. James Reicbel-
defer, Thomas A. Albin, j. W. Hoy.
J.. B. Riason, C. c. Haynes, Ovid
Lutz, and S. Lutz.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12

Our well known townsman, CHARLES
j. MEKAGER, Esq, departed this life
on the 4th inst, at the residence of his
mother in this city. Though his death.
by its suddehuess, he having been at
bis Office the day previous, was start
ling, still his family and friends were
not altogether unprepared for it. He
had been in feeble heslth for some
years, and his demise was felt not to
be far of. His disease was consump-
ton.
The deceased was a son of the late
PETER MEsAeEE, and q grand son OF
CLAupIus MexAeER, one of the original
French colony that settled Gallipolis-
He was in the 10th year of his age.
having been born in this city in 1896
He was a graduate of Washington
(Pa College, and a thorough scholar.
After his graduation he spent some
years in teaching. He was con-
nected with the Gallia Academy for
some years, and afterward taught in
Virginia, and in Texas. In 1869 he
returned to this. his birth place, aud
engaged in the practice of the law.
He was city Solicitor one term, and
at the time of his death was serving as
a Justice of the Peace. In all of the
duties of life he was faithful, earnest
and sincere.
The funeral services occurred on
afternoon. and were largely at
tended. He was buried by his brethren
of the Masonic fraternity. In the pro-
~cession we're the members Of the CALI
polls bar, and the Women's Temper
ance League The church services
took place at The Universalist Church.
and we're conducted by Rev. G. w.
acting Chaplain of the
Lodge.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio, GalIia County, SIS.
VKYHEREAS, on the 18th day of Feb
w ruary, A. ID. 1874, Henry Hawk
filed his petition in the Court of Com
non Pleas within and for said county,
for the benefit OF the "Act for the Re-
lief of InsOlvent DebtOrs;" now, there
fore, /, c. NJ. HOlcomb, Commission
er of ~InsOlvents, within and for said
county, hereby notify the creditors of
the said Henry Hawk to be and appear
before said Court on the first day of the
next term thereof, at which time said pc
titiOn will be for hearing, aud show
cause;'if any they have, why the PRAYER
of said petitioner should moi he granted.
Witness my hand this 18th day Of Feb
ruary, \. ID. 1874.
G.. VI. HOLCOMB,
Commissioner of l~nsolventS.
Feb. 10. lS74.-3W
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12
Drowned.

Three colored men, in attempting
to cross the river, Saturday night,
about IL o'clock, were drowned
Their names are, HENRY ALEXANDER,
JUNE coleman and - SMITH, resi-
dents of this city. The wind was
blowing 8 gale, and the waves run.
ming high, and 1t is supposed the
boat upset or filled with water. Their
cries for help were fearful. Messrs.
R. ALEsHIRE, jr Police officer WM.
CROWLEY, jr., GEO. DEkHr and CHAs.
ROBINSON, manned a skif and went
to their assistance, but they we're too
late; nothing was seen of either the
skitf or the men.
p. S. We learn that ALEXANDER
was saved. He kept his hold on the
skiff until he had hoated to near
Clipper Mill, a distance Of about
three miles, when he was relieved
from his perilous position by the
steamer julia No. 2. He reports the
other two drowned soon after the
capsizing of the boat.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12

SThere is still talk of a day
light packet between this city and
Cincinnati. A responsible firm at
Pittsburg has offered to furnish the
machinery if parties here will build
the boat. 1t is proposed TO make
her 200 feet long and about % feet
beam. She will have no upper cabin,
being built after the model of the
Katydid, and will cost, complete,
somewhere in the neighborhood Of
100000. She is expected to make
80 niles an hour down stream. Such
a boat would clean the passenger
trade.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12
LEGAL NOTICE.

The State Of Ohio, Gdllia County, IS.
KXYHEREAS, on the 18th day of Feb
w ruary, A. ID. 1874, George Vance
filed his petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for said county, for the
benefit of the "Act for the Relief of In
solvent Debtors now, therefore. l, &.
NJ. Holcomb, Commissioner of InsOl-
vents, within and for said county, here
by notify the creditors of the said
George Vance To he aud appear before
said Court on the first day of the next
term thereof, at which time said petition
will be for hearing, and show cause, II
any they have, why the prayer Of said
petitioner should not he granted. Wit
ness my hand this 18th day of February,
\. ID. 1874.
G.. NJ. HOLCOMB,
Commissioner of lnsOlventS.
Feb. -, lS7I.-3w