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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12
A New LincoIn Anecdote.

Col. Lewis D. Campbell. under the
skilful playing of a reporters fingers,
recently gave forth the following anec-
dote. He called upon President Lin
coin during the war, and was kindly
received with the question, "Wbat can
l do for you, Lew ?" Informing him
of my wish to go with Mclean to Fort
Lafayette, Isaid desired him to give
me a permit to do SO. SIS that alp
most certain will l." and picking up a
blank card, be wrote on in pencil:
"Allow Col. D. Lew. Campbell to
enter Fort Lafayette.
A. LINCOLN"
l read it. and thanking him said,
"All right, Mr.. President, as far as it
goes; but | would much prefer to have
you add one thing more" Taking the
card again and reading it aloud he in
quired, "What more do you think
necessary" ''Please add the words.
also to come Quit" Catching the
idea he stretched out his long legs, and
leaning back in his chair he again
laughed loud enough to be heard all
over the mansion. After adding the
words, which he said were very i'm
portant in those days, he inquired.
"Lew, why did you not remain in the
army-you ought to be there" re-
piled, "My health failed, and l could
not have lived until now in the service;
but why do you think | should have
remained?' Because" said be, ''you
seem to have the natural elements for
successful military service. Whilst
you are disposed to push forward, you
have at the same time the prudence to
guard the rear and proyide for a safe
retreat If necessary"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-03-12

ROBT. COLEMAN.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1874-09-16

iddoisten unb itieBen-eine oide Su4bo=
ie, nod beute pom Mecriuaii er our6fcu6=
tet, lit nit 209ern iibcr uno iiber beidet
uno perrdtb, wel6e 2eioen Der @a9bals
ausseItanben bat, mas fonnte ibn ab-
halten, ais CT bas Gnbe bes Strides, aber
nod nidt Den Stranb erreidt, ben Sprung
Ing Mteer binabsutbun nno benz naben Get=
tunesboots entsesensuI6pimmen, oas ibm
iein trsues @eib uno beren mutbieer @et-
ter i'm @osenprale, beioe bis auf Die Saut
our6ndbt sur 6ludt bereit bielten? So9
Der Marl9au bate bas aeuberite s%eleiitet,
mas er leiiten tonnte. &uri ebe er bas
Boot errei6te, perlieBsn i'm lcine &rdfte.
Sein jussnbli9sr &ettcr, IlpareS De &ul,
muBts ben i6wercn Mann in ben bins II.
berl6wantcnoer Na6en bineinbeben.
Mit abpe6ielnoem, iait cinitiinoisem
&uoern errsibfen Die orei Srcuen bann Die
Salbiniel Groiiette; in GINGER Gntiernuns
barrie ibrer bas Ganpt bes bon Der Mars
i9aain su elmer 9uitfabrt semietbeten uno
gu ibrer ausl9licBli6en S%eriiisuns iteben'
Den Sampfbootss Baron Gicaioli, uno
bra6te lie sesen l llbr Nadts an Soro
bisies S9ifes, beiIen Gapitdn nidt abnte,
wel6en 8ait or beberberste; benn bic
MarI9alin mar bel Sage nit benz Ganot
ans 2ano 9eiabren, nm cinen &ammeroie=
ner uno pielei9t aud cine 3ofe fir ibre
9uitreiie Su ensasiren ; Sa;aine purbe als
Der neu ensa9irte 4ammeroiener an
Soro sebra@t, uno 6e9ab ii4 bort iOfort
in leine Gabine, Die er Dor Der 2anoune in
8enua ni6t mebr pCrlieB.
Wsr lol6em llntcrnebmen BON Weitsm
uno unbetannt nit ben @eiiblen, Die Die
Soltilbnen su iuldem @sriu4e treiben,
,uldaut, benz eri6eint es 10 romantil9,
oab mon i6per al bic geripirfli6ung
glauben mag. llno bod uerlidert Der
MarI6al unb bic Mari6alin mieoerbolt
unb auf bas @usfibrli6Ite, oab Tie feline
Mitwiienoe eebabt, bab lie alein mas
@erf besonnen uno our69efiibrt bdtten.
ltno in Der Sbat, per bieie orei 8eitalten
betra9tet, Serrn &ul, srob uno i6lant,
lebnis unb sepanbt, Die Wari9allin, aus
oeren Yliden Der Wutb uno Die Gntl1lpl-
Ienbeit. Die Seoeiiteruno un0 Die S6atfrait
in belen 6lammen berporleudtsn, ben
Mari6aa, unteriest uno sei@meioi9, oei=
len @unosn feline @orte MIR su iebr be-
itatisen, ,uer iibcrle9t, wel4e elenbe, aus=
ii9tsloie 3ufunit bes Mari6alls unb iei.
ner 6amilie nit inn i%uartste, iper nod an
treue, ielbitauiopiernoe 2iebe 9laubt, Der
trast tein geoenten, oieien S6iloerunsen
8lauben b~eijumeien, oicn feline Sepun=
berung fir lolde Sbaten poQ &omantif
unb Ypeiie, poll 3itterli6teit unb Sinse-
buns a%ussuipre6en.
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2 ' The Pope was formally expelled
from the order Of Freemasons by the
Grand Lodge. which met in Italy on
March 27. lie was connected with
lodge al Palermo in his early youth. and
charges were first preferred against him
IN 1865, but lic refused 10 meet them
when he had cursed the
order. and accommodated all members
Of IL The charges Were renewed, a rcgu-
iar trial was held. and decree Of cxpul-
ion was entered and published. signed
bv King Victor Emanuel. Grand Master
Of The Orient of Italy. lCin. Gazette.
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| think YOU are expected TO declare in
plain terms what legislation YOU approve
in regard 20 the sale Of Intoxicating
liquors. Ny official duty placed me il
a responsible relation to this subject.
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srEcIE PAYMENTS.

We desire return 10 specie payments.
Ii is serious evil when there are com
mercial mediums Of different values
when one description of money Is for
one class and purpose, and another for a
different class and purpose. We cannot
100 strongly express the importance OF
the policy that shall restore uniformity
OF value TO all the money Of the country,
so that il shall be always and readily
convertible. That gold and silver are
the real standard of value is cheriscd
democratic sentiment not now nor here
after TO bc abandoned. lIut do not
look TO any arbitrary enactment of con-
Igrcss for restoration Of specie pay.
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or The court of claims for life and con-
irmed by the senate?
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-15

The following Is good Engaged younc
lldies'' are done by writer in the Jc'ci%
Messenger. who says: $50 nice, * it not,
to be engaged? Every morning her y'ung
man calls upon her on his way to his othee'
kisses her, and presents her with lresh
rose, 80 enblematic Of herself: and every
evening he calls again, kisses her. and be
slows mon her a new novel and dainty
bouquet. He takes tea with her folks,
and adlnires the way in which she preside
over the table, and whispers 10 her 50 softly ;
how delightful it will be when she pour
the tea and buffers the toast for him alone
Then those heavenly evenings in the parlor,
with the gas dimly burning, the old folk>
asleep. that horrid brother in the theatre OF
the club, the teasing sister studying her les
sons in her bsd-room-they two alone il
their happiness; was ever such bliss e1-
pected when She used to talk to her school
mates about her future?"
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-15

WinsOme Maggie.

When winsome little Maggie
Comes dancing down the street,
The people smile upon her,
And pause, and kindly greet;
The white-haired parson gently
Lays hand upon her head,
The rOguiSh doctor pinches
Her cheek 50 round and red.
The grim old judges visage,
Forever in a frown,
Relaxes for an instant,
As, passing, he looks down.
The matrons stoop to kiss her,
The children, at their play,
Call out, as little Maggie
Goes tripping on her way.
Not cen the dreaded gossip
Who through her halE-clOSed blind
Peeps forth, with little Maggie
Has any fault to find.
When winsome little Maggie,
With basket on her arm,
In which her fathers luncheon
Is wrapped so nice and warm
When she enters the long workshop
And pauses at his side,
Quick down he lays his hammer
And turns in love and pride.
To look into her limpid eyes,
And stroke her sunny hair,
And jest and frolic with her
Forgetting toll and care.
For the music of her laughter
And the mirth of her replies,
The while there's not happier man.
Or richer, meath the skies.
All well, it is blessing
To have heart so gay
That it keeps your feet a-dancing,
Your face alight Away.
And, that like winsome Maggie
1t seems, where 'er you go,
As if the clouds had parted
To let sunbeam through.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-15
COURT SALE-Bv

II III ia y >. COO II GAL LE--DN
~ virtue of an order of the Orphans Court
of Cambria County. tonne directed, there viii be
exposed to public sale, on the premises in Wash
inrtOn township. Cambria county, on HToNnAY,
MAY 201h. fS7 .. at O'Clock. =. NJ. the follow
ing described real estate of which VIM. Tiley, ST.,
died seized. TO wit
No. 1.-The undivided third part Of a tract of
land known the Ross property, situate in Wash
ingtOn Township, in the County of Cambria, and
State of PENNSYLVANIA. adjoining lands of OthO
Styner decd. j.. ]. MOrrell, and others, contain
ing 30 Acres. more or less. with appurtenances.
No. "a certain tract of land situate in Wash
ingtOn township, Cambria county Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands of Jas. Conrad, Otho Styner, and
others containing b Acres, more or less, with
the appurtenances.
No. IA certain tract of land situate in wash
ingtOn township. Cambria county. Pennsylvania,
adjoining lands of Peter Meyers, II. B. w Westbrook,
and others, containing - Acres, more or less,
with the appurtenances
No IA lot of ground situate in Washington
township aforesaid, bounded by land of VIM. Nc
CIOskey, Thomas Hewitt, and others, containing
One fOu u of an Acre.
no. "a lot of ground situate in the village oil
Hemlock, Washington township aforesaid, bound
ed by the Old Portage Rail Road. Pennsylvania
Rail Road. and land of John Hamilton and VIM
Tiley, containing Acres, more or less with the
appurtenances.
TermS.-One-third of tho purchase money in
hand and the remainder in two equal annual pay
ments with interest. to be secured by bond ana
mortgage of the purchaser - ~ -
WILLIAM TILEY,
t5-1.-3t.I Admir- of VIM Tiley, ST. decd
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-15
PATENT MEDICINES.
..lHTRATOR'S NOTICE

Ir A5r-5s.'oliI OF 1. p. OHARRA, decd.
.lte M. sLratiOn on the estate of said
avrv ne, 'Wnship Of Munster. Cambria
5ss-sr -T Tn granted to the undersigned
. crate A. Lll -lll county. all persons iudebt-
and us requested 10 make Immediate
! Present III -hhaV!ng claims against the
~. Ei. EB. properly authenticated for
y Twp A,.IIt,,NNCIS G. O'HARRA.
IN, t''' -9' 45s4.-ot.N Admir-.
The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1874-05-15

N. - ersOns indebted TO the
car' u. DAVIS & GRIFFITH are
claim .' settle without DELAY. and
.faEcrIg -a.nSt the same Will present
authenticated for settlement
/. Ar-.' , 70 MAKER, Trustee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-13
COURT ORDERS.

COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.-IN TIKI
" CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE EDWARl
COUNTY. VA, FAkMVlLLE, VA, l0rI
81. l.! Brooke. Distribute of his wife Virginia
Brooke, deceased H.-EAdor Tucker. Anu +. r.
Magil, Eliza T. TUCKER, administrative OF A. y:
Tucker. deceased, who for themselves and ali
SSi utssst Of e d Under e vii Of
Randolph, deceased. Plaintiffs:
II. r. Marshall, commissioner flor sale OF estate of
j. Randolph. deceaseak and executor mud trustee
James H. Hulard. administrator az 60'sg mn
with the VIII annexed OF Judith randolph. Dc:
and Sarah bis wife, John MarshaiL Griffin Mar
shall, Charles Marshall Robert Fl. Gaines aud
Mary his wife, William Leigh Marshall. tan
ams trust. under The Will Of John Marshall, de-
ceased; elizabeth q. Tucker, eaecuirlx OF 81;
George Tucker, deceased; Charles ,o.emaii ann
Lille and Heprietla his wife. John a. Wright,
sheriff OF Richmond city and as such adniniS-
5asoF Of D. TUCKER yansy
curator OF I. 5. 3: Tucker, MONTGOMERY Insx n
John X. Bryan, distrihntee OF kl!z beth Bryan ,
1t,h u and as representatlve Of Henry T. Coater,
deceased; II. +. Brown and Fanuie y: his WE
william s sTGIaa ana qa aaa q William Iesh
~ ae decree. made In the above suit peaSIss in
the Circuit Court Of rTnes h saw opp aos ssr
things. ordered, :. that The defendant H. Ii. Mar
shall do appear before one or the COMMISSIONERS
of tie Court and render full and complete account
OF his transact Ions commissioner, as lar rs tne
same relates 10 the estate OF Judilh hanoopn, oS-
csstsed, showing la said account. -.
l. what property was sold by MIN as commas
sioner either sngiy or Jointly with H. Il. bTooxs.
commissioner belonging 10 the estate o. onIan
Randolph, deceased, 20 whom sold, al what pr'ce,
and on what lerlS Us " The time ana lnode Oh pay
ment. .,. ,,o,.,, ,v.s cat
,scted an each case anu how disposed OF.
20 Wh,t property, ofuny description, belonging
10 the estate of Judith Randolph, deceased. nus
come tD his possession, or under bis contfoi, as
co,n,n,ssiorer and now remains In Kind ano uli,
sod. which accounts The commissioner Is nrsele1
:" eya,ninr state settle aud report Jug as hi,is
OF settlement any accounts heiet0iofS s ~
,hs sa;a commissioner Is. ii. Marshall, which may
have peen reported and conirMei by auy SaG,.,
except so FAR as the saIne may pc ia"lul,s s.a
cS.r,pcsd or falsifedni (; Tho same dsffee,
to enable the commissioner to take the accSents,
anthorizps hun To publish notice OF me LIMA ana
,Lce nj taking the said accounts once 49, ~,
snnr weeks In some newspaper PnoiisneI ~ III N ~,
ci,,, nf RichInond, - AjsHhjch uouce sosA -
eo,,valent TO personal service upon me %
sxy or Ibem except as 70 The said
pnrties i'm interest are hereby SOIlf IL a tss
shsI on The 22d day Of April. 1874, =. III Si ~
AZ Fa,mxIHey,N (heing at me ~ ,,o 1
Wings Rank proceed 70 execute tne sS - sh.
eiioned aud to take the accounts 9sGSa ~ et
decree Of the court. e com,,.,sjo ner
'.Illf LII NAV 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-13

fary entertaip,nent at the, Virginia Female
Institute last night. The reading OF the
Soirae, . paper edited by. The young ladies
OF the Institute, was one Of tho most enter,
tanning features Of the evening,
The tableauX scenes were remarkably well
gotten up, especially that representing an
artists studio filled with statuary.
b 1t turned very cold last night, and it is
feared that much of the fruit has been killed.
Fhe heavy rains of "Wednesday aud Thurs.
DAY raised the rivers very much, and we
have been informed that Middle river was
higher than 1t has been at any time since the
great flood Of 1870. A good deal Of damage
has been done to property along the, banks
OF the above stream, as also on those Of South
river. Mtx.
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letter from SsauntOn.

lCprrtopunDcnCe OF The Richmond Dispatch.1
iNVt'T!GATIoS * COLONEL J. F. sTRoTEEE
I'To TMg CASE OF THE CONVICT JOSEPH Will
svS- juhGAENT FOR PLAINTIFF IN SANDER.
S'H IS. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT THE
VIRGINIA FINALE ISsTITUTE-wEATHER-
u.IH wATEEs.
STANTON, April IL, 1874.
'p'onc! y. +. STROLLER, superintendent OF
'.t I"N!teniIaTy, arrived here few days ago
@au mace and investigation into the causes
Z" TIE death OF Joseph Wilson, the convict
Who died % !2st Friday On the Valley Rlii-
LAD works Of Mason 4 Gooch, near Green
VIZ, ~ IN: county.
'".2arl StroIhcr is perfectly convinced
rom ne Investigation he has made, that
."'I" : ho '!Gth III the reported cruel and
lhAthAan Treatment OF this convict. From
1h' Inquiries he made from others, and from
tAt c"H'ictn themselves. he found that the
hr2;o iiad oaIy been whipped very mode
F's'i; WIN Il >"a;ca OYER his clothing, and
i4N NJ dsi!h resulted from he2st Gfsease
lie negro WAS recently -commNtE6f con-
Hid, and, IL Is very frequently the case with
'"ci:i, took the s;.iks and positively refused
10 work. Colonel Strother thinks that a
good, spupd tnra,hing .at first would have
cured The negro of bis sulks, but that the
Tim mad and excite him TO further obstincy.
TIE opinion Of The doctors is that the OK
element, i'll connection wit h heart disease,
irNit'ted IN bis death. :r.s. ,s
HE case Of handclson Us. SterritLs admin
isna'or was brought to close yesterday. 1t
Was commenced Oh last Monday, aud the ar
Sn'c:t was commenced on Friday and I'm
l:fn late yesterday evening. The jury re-
llFcti, aud, after Al absence Of about an hour,
returned ana brought in yerdics for the
Ih!i'tIli for The sum OF S300.72, with7inter-
e>t rom The 2Oth of january, 1859, and costs,
Which vii! probably amount to more than
1he amount OF the suit. This will probably
he the end OF this cause cetebre, which has
been subject OF much interest among the
people Of the county. The courthouse was
crowded every day during the trial, and the.
anxious crowd remained until alter dark
Yesterday evening awaiting the return ofthe
jury. - .:.~.. -
1Lcre mas delightful musical and lite
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NARDozo, FoURQUREAN & &

Invite inspection of their choice assortment Of
LLAMA POINTS and JACKETS, embracing all
{. the new shapes in FLOWING sleeves, with and
without the STuARE ruffie.
Also, SLEEVELESS JACKETS. They have
SHIFTING and FROCK CALICO at 8, 10 and
12hc.; -r'-.-r5o a.sE ........ II -,.,--..s.,..s.
A. HEAVY and FINE BROWN and BLHAcHED
COTTsNs at 1oc.; f." ..s
LAUREL D, and other standard BROWN COT
TONS, at 12Hc.
Auburn's, Lonsdale, Great Falls Q COTTONs at
l2hc.; 49,
Wamsutta and New York Mills COTTONS at 1Sc.
Linen and Cotton sHEET1NG, &C., &C. and, In
lact oil goods as cheap Us they can be bought
elsewhere.
bLACh SILKS all grades, but we call especial at
tention to our $3.50 grade, the best, we feel
free to say, ever offered in this city. 3D..
CoLsRED SILKS from 81 to $3.50 per yard;
EMBROIDERED PoLoNAIsE; ta...
PARASOLS In great variety. ans
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CROQUET FOR 1874.
Ut. ELLYSOE, BOOKSELLER,
111o fay

Ut. ELLYSOE, BOOKSELLER,
1112 MAIN STREET, a"
has received fine assortment OF CROQ uEI, con-
ssting OF all grades, from the cheapest to the very
tention or those Wishing 10 purchase.
Zach set is complete IN itself, with book OF In
sirlctou so plainly written that those ~ho never
played the game can easily learn IT, ... ..l
YOUTHS SET.
This set IS made of hard wood, well mace ana var.
nshcd si1opg and durable. and is the best set foI
th. urice in the market. Price. 10.
EXCELSIOR CROQiJET.
This set Is mace Of hard wood, nlcely nnisheu,
with painted balls. Price. $3.50. I'D
FINE SETS.
We have sets made Of the best material, higaiy
vanished, for IS, $3.50, 81. 80. and $40;
Those Intending TO purchase are 1n7lleu 10 e1ahi
inc my Croguet which will be found satisfactory ~
orders from The country solicited, and VIII re-
eeIse ronne orGering will remit fifty ceuts extra
Will send The Crouuct to any part OF Virginia, Mest
Virginia. or North Carolina rrf aggnySoS
paid. ,.,,o,,o. ~ Ne.vsdeaier
o.1ll2 Main street, Richmoha, va.
NH 26-dTu& o6mSw&wlm .tr--
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-13

PosTAL.-The post Office at Rxeyylle,
Culpeper county, Va, is reGstablished, with
Richard Lewis rs postmaster. The post
office at Mint Spring, Augusta county, Va,
is discontinued for want of candidate; the
papers go to Staunton, Va. James W. Ayes
is appointed postmaster at Diana Mills,
Buckingham county, Va, vice William NJ.
Hall, resigned. William NJ. Hall is appoint
ed postmaster at Gold Hill, Buckingham
county, Va, oice John S. Hall, resigned.
&. c.. Duff is appointed at Pattonsrile, Scott
ounty, Va, uice C. j. Hatfield, moved away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-13
DISSERTATIONS, dc.

nJssOLUTiON OF CO-PARTNER-
SUIp.-Notice is hereby given of the dissolr-
ton OF the firm Of P. WEIslGER CO ~ nsI.
iuaI consent as of April l, lS74-Mr. r. Eisl-
cEp retiring thcrcfron. The entire business nas
beem turned over to c. e. KENT, ana patrons, tren
TORS and debtors Ct the concern are respecti"'y
49, - z. WEiISlG GR,
ap 6-eod3t ShhhLE" =. A>N-- No.
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A CApD-u being my intention to close DUST ISL
ness Offer my stock OF goods FOR sae at te OH
Mr. p WEIslGEn and ANpnEw PRICES &c Ss wl TO to
main with me untii .hat ,s aai While au
SCI All indeSsed to the late 1rm Of r NEiSiGEh 2
60. are requested to chill aud seills sleas INF
ness with Inc. oA-
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