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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-17
NIOrICE.-rHE SALE OF THE PER.

NOrICE.-THE SALE OF THE PER.
IN SONaL PROPERTY Of the late Captain
Paschat Buf1rd Will take place at the late residence
OF the cecedent, IN Bedford county. on WEDNEs.
DAY the 9Th day OF October, 1878. kmanes.
Thoroughbred Stallion !. Red Rrb'n,' sane Are
Work. Horses, M,lch-Cow sheen. aud Ca,,le.
Pedlgrpe of ..Red Robin will be furntshsd on APP
plicasion. Rl.LASD u. BUFokD, Adm,nis,ra-
Tor, Liberty. Va, 80 l5,3ws
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By Bronaugh Il Taylor,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers.
ONCE opposite the courthouse, Manchester,

Real Estate Agents and Auclioneers.
ONCE opposite the courthouse Manchester, Va.
COMMISSIONERS A L Z OF NINE
" HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES OF LAND
IL CHFSTFRFGt LID COUNTY NEARTHF {, ID
COUhTHCUSF.-By virtue Of Il decree Of the Cir
cult Cour. of Chesterfield county, entered 1t the
May term thereof, 1879 in the suit styled Robert
son. administrator OF Martin. rs. Martha r.. Brit
tons administrator ct ais, we. the undersigned,
commissioners thereby appointed, viii sell, on
MONDAY, September 20. 1879. In front OF Ches-
teIfeld county courthouse ut II O'Clock sl.. ut
public suc'ion, the LaND above mentioned, con.
raining about NINE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES. and situated on swift cret X 23 miles north
east of The Old courthouse. The larger portion OF
the land is in original growth and heavily wooded.
There is Il good DWELLING with six or seven
rooms in lolera lc repair. The land Is OF very good
quality. 4 grisl- Il, d saw-m adj0in The place.
in land will be up in parcels TO suit rurchas'
crs. and plat OF the same Will lie exhibited 1T the
Slle.
TERMS: Cash sufficient Ia pay cost of suit and en-
prI,srS Of sale; and the residue ut one, two. and
i'll CT wears, with negotiable notes interest adGed
from ,ly If sale, aud lille retained TIL conveyance
ordered by court. {. ". TURNER,
JAMES NJ. GREGORY,
commissioners
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-17
ByJ. Thomson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
1l13 Main street.

A LARGE VACANT LOTNEAR THIRD
n STREET BETWEEN MARSHALL AND
CLAY STREETS AT AUCT 1OS.-By virtue OF a
deed OF trust executed to us as trustees on 12th
day of June, 1873. by John Amber Smith, and
duly recorded in The clerks tfilce Of -ichmond
Chancery Court, dced-bcok 100: - page 469, TO Sc
cure certain nstcs tit rein mentioned being the de-
erred payments for the aforementioned as wellas
other mentioned property IN slid deed, and d.
fault having been made in the payment OF III 70
thereon. we shall, being requested so TO dc ny ne
beneficiary thereof sell al public auction. on tRi-
DAY, seotember IT. 1875. al halt-past . O'Clock
p. NJ. the following described property, being
the only remalI ing portion Of The proprty de-
scribed in above said deed which is subject to the
lien created by said died OF trust, The remainder
having been heretofore rtlcas d-to wit: Conn
mcncing 1T point on north side of an alley alright
angles with Third street. and between Marshall ana
Clay streets, IS feet from Second street.. tliencc
running slwar,lly ard fronting on me norm sl:e
Of said alley 62 feet thence back and bct"etn par
alIcl lines Al feet (mrTe or less being part "t
same real estate nveycd 10 j. Amber smith by
Araicthia Pcndleton by her decree OF record III
Richmond Chancery Court office.
TERMS: Cash as To 81 Is and expense OF safe.
W1III.M G q TfTnIhroS' Trustees.
J. THOMPSON BROWN. AuctiGmccr. sc y
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BY r. y. Anderson & Co,
AuctIoneers, 1924 Main street.

BY K. 3. AnucrsOn q %
AucIoneers, 1924 Main street.
UCT(ON SALE.-WE WILL SELL
n FRIDAY. September 17ih,. at our auction
house, 1924 Main street, ut Oh O'CLOCK,
BACON, BRIED BEEF. FISH,
CHEESE. BUTTER. COFFEE
TEAS, SOAPS {ToIlet "ud Launiryli
BUCKETS. PAPER. TwfNE.
CANNED GOODS, BLAt KING.
BLEACHING. BRUSHES &c: &c &c.
Parties wishing add To this sale VIII please nave
their goods In early. = erms strict cash.
we will have our sale OF HORSES al horse.iot on
SATURDAY. r. Z. ANDERSON 4 CO,
on r. Auctioneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-17
BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctiopeers,
III, renfh CT rset hnt Mnnn Main and Hank.

ELEVENTH Street between Maln anu 3a.h' -
DUILDING LOTS ON SEVENTH AND
y EIGHTH STREETS, NAVY HILL. A T
hUCTION.-O On TUESDAY the 21st day of Sep
iembnr, ut O'Clock =. W.. w will sell. upon Tie
premises, LOT OH the west SIDE OF Seventh street.
90 feet north of Preston sr2et, 80 by l24 feet 10
IN alley. , lso several other LOTS on Eighth
street near the above. These lots are among the
few lois on hat hill remaining unsold.
TERMS: At sale. GkUbbS & WILLIAMS,
SELF huctiOneerS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-17
By Wellington Gocdin,

Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent,
corner OF Eleventh and Bank streets.
GALE AT AUCTION OF FOUR ~
End OF ST. PETER STREET, ACROSS TIL
CITY LIMITS-Wnl be sold at auction, on me
premises, on Friday AFTESN00N; lin stEr
tember, 1875, at o'clock. FOUR or Ely L
HANDSOME LOTS, located as above, each 70 by
Ito feet to an a. ley. They are near the residence
u TEnMS: 81 O cash; balance in quarterly install
n' CO. Mid ". GODDIN. Auc.ioneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-17

By Cook & LauRhton, Aucnoneers,
No. 10 Governor street.

By Cook & LauPht0ns AucuoHeets'
No. 10 Governor street.
GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HOUSE,
VI HOLDFURNIT URE At AuCIlON.-i,ind,,,S
rooms a GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF HUUsE-
HOLD FURNI1 Uk F.. consisting OF
RHDsTEADS. BUREAUS.
WAHDROBES, WAsH5TANDS,
TABLES, CHAIRS,
.TDEDoARDS. SOFAS, LOUNGES,
New WISDowCuRTAIS5,
CoOKtSG.STOyES,
FEATHER BEDS and PILLOWS,
COOKING and HEATING STOVES,
NEW MATTRESSES,
INGRAM CARPETS &c. SC. -ox,
COOK & LAuGHTON,
sa17 Auctioneers.
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CPLENDID OPPORTUNITY.

VIII be sold IT Culpeper. Va, ut public auctlop,
ON SATURDAY The lS'h Of septeu b"r, all the
FIXTURES and CONTENTS Of i tlRSf.CL
DRUG TORE, including Il o. M kBLE SODA
FOUNTAIN, oIiginal cost S600-bm little used;
store fixtures ale Almost Es~. Fest stand In The
city for drugstore. Rent low. Culpeper Is 3
fourishing 'nwn-populaticn 2,50O, and only one
drugstore In The place.
This is a No. busre,S opportunity for y parry
s0t party from remaining In Culpeper.
spl6.2t } :. RMSTR0NCi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-17
V'RUsr SALE OF VALUABLE REAL

- ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF CAROLiSE
AT AUGTION.-Hy virtue OF The provisions of
deed OF trust dated August 7, 1872. executed By
q. Mcdonnell, trustee. Sc a. gr. MO. therein, and
of record IN the otice the County Court OF Saro
lire county, In deed hook 10 So folio /. 'lie ur-
ders gn, d. trustee In sail deed. at.the request of
the ank OF Lewisnurg, W. Va, the asiG rec Of the
beneficiary named In said deed III offer for sale al
auction on the 2orr DAY OF SEPTEMBER,
1875 at the hour OF IL 81, on The Ycem!ses: that
Caroline county, Va. known AS IL sNnoRA."
coHtsiniIg s. VEN HUNDRED ACRES tm0re or
ltssj and adjoining the lands Of r.. 81 sizer. L.
II speI Ger. and Others, with &c DWELLING
HOUSE and other improvtns nts thereon The
title to said tract OF land j. feiieved /, be ipGis-
puiabe, bat the underslgne9 will. OF course. ouly
convey usual, such title as is veated in him by
SaiG DEED
TERNs: CASH "a TO 81 much of the proceeds Of
sale rs NAV be niece $50 - TO discharge the OF
sl.26750 with inlrr EST thereon a. the rae of SIX
per cent per annnm from the 7ih of August, S72.
Until payment, ana expenses OF sale and TO the
residue. Epon suen terms as The grantcr In said
deco may prescrt oe-or. his failure to 30 then
on said day OF sale.
EDWARD Y. CANNON,
au Ii Trustee.
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C0yFECTI0NEgIEs.

GUNNER CANDlES.-I am daily maaa-
- featuring Z summer article OF CLAhItisS
FLINT CANDY OF pure crushed sassf, msnshS"
better than any made IN the uuted States t9r mh.s
sale purposes. warrant IT 70 stand dry sga hrs -
hot weather. and sen II at the SAME ia1ce that
rior candies are sold Tor. have large SICK =.
CANNED GOODS. TcRACCo> CieiAkS, Chhns,
and CRACKERS: ali OF which offer at Bai:iIuois
IA "a .,% a1zE lil3 Main street
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l5.17lS2 Auctiontcrs

DOR SALE. THE WELL KNOWN,
DON UN JAMES RIVER, MIDWAY SF-
TWEEN R,CHMO~D AND SORFOLK.-Thls
property will be offered at public auction In lie
city Of sichm1nd. at some place 10 b" tt .ignated
hereafter. y thu 27Tu OF OCTOBER SEXr-the
second day Of the Virginia State Fair. Il eopt-
priseS ahout 2 9C0 ACRES, divided iato Two
farms Ieach having 500 acres arabic land with
trst-cias improve mcD.sl: abrut 500 acres marsh
meadow. VERY valuable tor hogs: 600 acres wool
land conveniently disposed Thee farms will be
offered separately, or may be subdiviasd, rs may
seem expe dent.
Persons wishing 10 purchase are inIited 70 visit
the premises, whore the Undersigned gla take plea
sure In showing the property.
RANDOLPH HARRISON,
GEORGE BYED fAERlSOS,
G. shirley fts RKISOS,
Executors ana Commissioners.
lE-eo5,Oc1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-17

4 LASKA POWDER-best preparation
IA In use for clearing Iaetai, washing paint sa
&C. 10 houseksepess 10 ts par1calsiS ,r IT,
m NY " AaeeIa
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BY COOK & Laughton, AuctiOucers,
No, 10 Governor street.

ANDSOME FURNITURE. ELEGANT
III OGL-PAt.TlNGS, >PLeNIID IMPOHTt D
FRENCH Clio X, TAPEs1RY: TIItEE-rLY
AND lnGRalN CARPETS: AND MIsCKLLA-
quest of J. F. Glb.0n. FsI.. who intends yaca,iug
the rooms occupied BY him. We VIII sell III auction
o'cIork at The reside nee No Gil Main street., be.
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, ali assortment Of
FURNIi URE. &C.. consisting o.
One ENGLI.I TAPESTRY CARPET. by D feet
One NGLI>H TAPESTRY CARPET, g by Is feet !:
Two INGRAM CARPETS, II BY ID and i by 2
feet:
Que THREE. PLY CARPET, l 7.6 by II feet.
These carpets were made by Richardson s Co.
for Mr.. Gibson, and have never ht en- used.
One very handsome WALNUT and FRENCH.PANEL
MARBLE-Tor BUFFET, with Mirror;
HALL-STAND. with Marble and Mirror;
One elegant on-PAINTISG OF the = Yosemite Val
One Iarge-sze original OL-PATSrrSG by Wash.
ingIon, Ieoresenting Floyd Smelling Rose
One OIL pAISTisc-" Game of Chess very fine
One ETGEA Ia; &C.; Bnsi,! OF LataDe ~, 81
are In fine gilt frames:
One splendid MARBLE FRENCH CLOCK, imported
ona by John H Tyler Co.; very handsome ian
TABLE CUTLERY, consisting of Dinner and
breakfast Knives. Carver Fork, aud Steel,
with silver Forks, Spoons &c;
One excellent NGLISH PARLOR ORGAN with thir-
teen stops, In handsome Rosewood cases;
DAMA>K and LACE CURTAINS with cornces and
WALNUT HAIR-CLoru DIyANs and CHAIRS;
WALNUT PXTESsIoN-TaDLE:
WALNUT CANE DlSISG-RooM CHAIRS;
ROSEWOOD CORNEh-tTAGEg
CASEaud REPS LOUNGES, ROCKERS;
Two new. handsome CHANDELIERS:
MARBLE Tor TABLES FANCY CHAIRS:
One MAHOGANY CHAMBER SCrF-yery massive,
with marble-:op pieces ard Ward.obe-ali
beautifully carve d and 10 perfect order;
One MAEBLE-lOP COTTAGE CHAMBER SUIT
new:
One " HEELER & WILSON SEWING MACHINE:
SELF. FEEDING HEATISG->TovF, REFRIG ERA
TOR:
ingS;
WALNUT CRIB, HAIR MATTRESS. and BEDDING
MAHOGANY SECRETARY and BOOKCASE;
PLATED WAEE, tUr-GLASS, MANTLE CESA-
MESTS:
One very valuable SPT-GLASS.
together WIN number Of miscellaneous articles,
The ROOMS occupied above are Tor kESi
either singh or In suits
COOK & LAUGHTOS,
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.x.s,x,xs, af1UEs. oc..

CHEAP SHOES FOR LADlEs.-ERI
,s,,,,nn Roofs s. 4 rcals good article for So y ~
! ,adIes s. Thread Serge Kid Foxed-B boots,
4 really GOOD article. for $3.50; Ladies, lS-Ihresu
serge Kid Foxed Congress t;atters. really gooc aii
clio Tor a. together with large supply of ni 9ther
sty,ts for ladies equally cheap. For COOL and cheap
SHOES of any desert alton call on JJdN ~.
PAGE, JR, Age t, 900 Main street, bet S',,
Ninth and Tenth STREETS. ee 10 2.n
DESr FRENCH CALF BOOT,A
ID a1G,5 10; hest FRENCH CALF GA lTER.E "a
AZ. hest F2FSCH CALF SHOE. SO; bestNA
FOOTED BOOT, $7-MADE TO oRDEn ~ ~ ~. ttnS Won
made box, square. round. or any kina VI 'oe ~"
want Leave your orders for good III NJ 5000,
HENRY G. HOSCHES'i, 81 Brotd slIeea,,
AK ha,wonn Second and Third stri eLs.
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~ - q 49, 81
aNss asEN 4.
EOR RENT.

eiee new FRANZ DWELLING. six roo Nara,. Un
Twcnty-secoud street between ! eigh aao ~ o.
Mao RI rev FRAME DWELLING Aye rooms; Sm GU
Ffne between Beverly and Albemaftc ssfee''' w.
Also. BRICS DWELLING No. 3o3 Sinet sonrs
betwecn BROAD and Marshall Streets se'e" 'o''"
and kitcItcn: 5000 per annuin. ~, ho,,.n,n
Also FRANC HOUSE No. 3l2 ByrH' n ngr n r I'll
SixIh and seventh Streets: four roohse' "io pei
V Vnsn rpANEHOIJSr, six rooms; stable. ki,Chen,
&C. No. Yoy Grace. between second ana ihra
s'r az SSIRIGk Unwilling. six rooms and
,itchen. No. 200 west Canal, between Jefferson
and Maaison streets: $40 per m9nLh. rsc ,,.h,
-nnn,a 30 1904 Mair, tetw6en Nineteenth and
twentieth streets: 1900 per year.
Also, BRICK STORE and DWEid.lSG. three
,onms No 1908 Mair. between Fighter III anu
Ninctceath streets; 1915 per annum.. Apply to
FRANK n. hill,
Deal Ect ,,c onnt t0S Main street.
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WATCHES. JEW.LRY. dc.

IN HAND AND FOR SALEn asssr>
" ALL KINDS OF E-S>SSS
PATENT and SOFT SEINE-TWISts, sEINE
LINES, SEINE. CORK, COTTON, LINEN, and
MANILA ROPES. Of all sizes.
FYKE-NETS, GILL-NETS, DIP-NETS, COT
TON YARNS, KNITTING COTTON, &C.
iy 24-2taw l.. LICHTESSrpIN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20

SECRETARY BRIsTow, Of the Treas.
nry Department, is the right man
for honest official duty. He has been
tirelcss in the direction Of efficient
administration ever since he took
charge of the Department. His la
test blow is towards the whisky ring,
and it has had a telling effect. II
appears he has been convinced for
some time that distilled spirits were
being manufactured and sold with.
out payment Of the proper taxes
He put detectives on the trail, and
the result is that over thirty prominent
distileries and rectifying houses have
been seized at st. Louis, Chicago
and Milwaukee, and a mass of un-
impeachable evidence has been col.
lected which will insure the down.
fall Of the strongholds of the villain.
ons ring in all portions of the coun-
try. In view OF this action the Gin
cinnati Gazette justly remarks:
The country will rejoice TO have
additional evidence of the fact that
there is now MAN at the head of
the Treasury Department who knows
what he is about, and knowing is
not afraid to perform. 1t is also
gratifying to know that this able,
fearless, and incorruptible Secretary
has the full confidence and support
of the President.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
Transfers of Real Estate.

Recorder BooroN reports the follow
ing transfers of Real Estate since our
last report:
GaIIipolis Tp.-Chellis S. Mills to VIM.
w. Mills, acres; $3.50. Jno. P. Wood
son and Chas. w. Gee to Stephen ]. Kel-
Ter, I45 acres; SIS, 1900. Wm. Smith to
same, acres, 500.
Springfield Tp.-Henry Hartwig to
Benjamin Mackall, lots Nos. 30 and Sc
in Roberts addition to Porter; $l25.
Andrew Watts to Jno. w. James, 20
acres; $4,000.
Walnut Tp.--James A. FOlden to Jas.
II. Drummond, 40 acres, 800. John
Chick 10 Daniel Miller, l30 acres, $3,-
900. George F. Hiekson to Iesse NJ.
Morgan, one share in John Morgan's es-
tate; 1865.
Perry Tp.-David Griffiths to David
jenkins, 121 99-lO0 acres; 81 800. Ste
phen G.. Keller to Chas. w. Gee, 800
acres; $l2, 200.
Cheshire Tp.-AlOnzo ID. Saunders to
Margaret H. Wallace, acres, s., 500.
M0rqan Tp.--Richard George to II. G.
Thompson, % acres; $500.
Ohio Tp.-A. J. SALESMAN to Mary
Trobridge, GA 29-l00 acres; $500.
Greenfield Tp.-Ed. j. Jones to Union
Iron Co., 81 acres; $3.50.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
In MenOrIanl.

Az the quarterly meeting of the Wo-
nn maIl,s MS Foreign Missionary Society, held
on Wednesday, the 9TH Of NAV. it wa,
resolved to pay tribute of love and re-.
sPect TO Sister S. A. HuTs,ye,11r r p,,u re re'
who by the providence of God has , hen,
removed from our Society to her rewa Yard ri
In Heaven. 'i ie"aru
WHEREAS, The Society feels dsso,v
the loss of one whose influence reacbaSS bS
every heart within its circle, and wIosa
christian character was worthy of ;ms-
tation, therefore,
Resolped, That we tender our heart
felt synlpathies to the bereaVed family.
and may our God who tempers the
wind to the sh0rn lamb care for them
tenderly.
Resolred, That the above be publish.
ed In the city papers, and that copy OF
the same be presented to the family OF
the deceased.
Mrs. ). NJ. HARPER,
l.. E. BLACK,
Committee.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
NeigIlbOrhOOd News

Mr.. Ironton A. Kelley and Miss
Frank Kirker were married at Iron
ton last week.
Retailing liquor is now unlawful
at Huntington, w. Va.
The Marietta School Board has
voted to dispense with Superintend,
ent and teacher Of music.
The Portsmouth races commence
July sth, continue three days. Pre-
minms, IS, 200.
The Lawrence County Institute
will commence its session August 30.
Mr.. John G. PEBBLES has been
elected President of the Portsmouth
National Bank to fill vacancy OF
George johnson, deceased.
A petition is being circulated ask
ing the County Court to grant license
to sell liquor at retail. 1t is not
meeting with much success, as very
few care to sign such a petition
PIT. Pleasant Register.
Two females, who came from CALI
polls last evening, to attend a fnne-
raj, got drunk and spent the night IN
Jail. This morning the Mayor let
them off upon their agreeing to
leave the city.-POmeroy Telegraph.
REMARKABLE.-A curious discov-
cry was made by Mr.. Jonathan Mas
sic, Of Aaron's Creek, one day last
week. He found in the woods near
his house, portion of human
skeleton and a lot of foreign coin
4S pieces in all. The pieces of
money are apparently counterfeit
Mexican dollars. On one side are
found the words, "Hispan Et. Ind.
Rex NJ. 4 r. F. NJ" on the reverse
side stamped male portrait with the
words, "Carolus, I'LL. Del. Gratia,"
with the date 1897. The bones have
been gathered together and are at
Mr.. Vint Meals. They we're found
in hole with the money, and the
hole leads apparently to hollow un-
derneath. 1t is the intention to make
a full investigation, and by digging
and searching carefully, something
more of interest may be unearthed.
-Ironton Register.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
Stolen !!
ASSIGNEES' SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

4
NOTICE is hereby given that the nm
~ dersigned Assignees of Ransom
GriAn, an insolvent, will in pursuance
of an order of the Probate Court Of
Mcigs county, Ohio, made on the 27tl
day of April, A. ID. 1875, offer for sal,
at public auction, AT THE DOOR OF
THE COURT HOUSE, IN POMEROY
in said county of Meigs, on
Saturday, the 18th day of June
A. ID. 1875,
the following described real estate oi
said Griffin, tO-wit: All that part of one
| hundred acre lot number three hundred
and seventy-flye, town number five,
range number fourteen of the Ohio
COmpany's Purchase, included within
the following boundaries, tO-wit: begin
ming at the southwest corner of said
one hundred acre lot number three hun
dred and seventy-fve; thence north
forty-fOur chains and eighty-nine links
to the center of the new road; thence
south seventy-eight and one-half de-
grees, east along the new road six
chains and seventy-iive links; thence
north four chains to william Lindsey's
southeast corner; thence south sixty
eight degrees, east three chains and six
ty-seven links; thence north seventy
five degrees, east five chains and fifty
eight links; thence north eighty-eight
degrees east one chain and seventy
links; thence north fifty-eight and one
half degrees, east four chains and seven
links to the east line of said one hum
dred acre lot; thence south on said line
fOrty-nine chains and thirty links to the
southeast corner of said lot; thence west
twenty-one chains and twenty-five links
to the place of beginning, containing
ninety-six acres, more or less, being in
Gallia county, Ohio.
Also, the following described real es-
tate, situate In said county of Gallia:
Beginning at the northeast corner of one
hundred acre lot number three hundred
and seventy-three, in section four, town.
ship number five, range fourteen, of the
Ohio COmpany's Purchase; thence south
to the northeast corner Of land belong
ing to Alexander Fisher and Salina Fish
er; thence west with said Alexander
and Salina Fishers north line to the
west line of said one hundred acre lot:
thence north on said west line to 4 stake
In the new road; thence north sixty
seven degrees, east fifteen chains and
twelve links to the east line of one hun
dred acre lot three hundred and seventy
one; thence south one chain and thirty
two links to the southeast corner of said
los number three hundred and seventy
one; thence east seven chains to the
place of beginning, containing sixty
four acres more or less.
The first above described tract 10 an
praised at s3,072 90 and will be offered
at ii O'Clock A. NJ, and the second above
described tract is appraised at 81, ,3Q4 90 !
and will be offered at II O'Clock NJ.
The terms of sale-0ne-third cash In
hand, one-third in one and one-thir,l in
two years from date of sale, with inter-
est at per cent, per annum, the de-
ferred payments to be secured by mort
gage on the premises.
d. REED,
j. p. BRADBURY,
Assignees.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
AUDITOR.

AUDITOR.
We are requested to say that Mr.. A..
w. KERNs will be a candidate for Audi
tor at the coming Fall election, subject
to the decision of the Republican Coun-
ty Convention.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
The many friends of CHAs. W. WHITE,
Esq, will urge his nomination for
Prosecuting Attorney in the Republi-
can County Convention, on the Goth.
REFoRMERs AND FRIENDS.
We are requested TO state that f. n.
HARPER, Esq, will be candidate be-
fore the Republican Convention for the
Office OF Prosecuting Attorney.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
DIED.

DAY-In Ohio township, May 10th
1873, Mrs. ELIZABETH DAY, wife of Mr..
John Day, aged eighty-three years.
She had been consistent and faithful
member of the Baptist Church for thir-
ty-six years. She was good citizen
and commanded universal respect.
SPROUSE-In Huntington township,
April 18th, 1875, Mr.. MARTIN SPRoUsE,
aged about Is years. The deceased was
soldier of the war of 1872.
HULI4-In Gallia county, Ohio, May
9th, 1875, HIRAM II. HULL; aged &c
years, ! months and IL days.
He joined the United Brethren
Church about ten years ago, and by an
upright life aud Christian courtesy won
the esteem of all who knew him. lie
stood firm to the principles of the
church, and died i'm peace. A wife,
five sons, one daughter, and many
friends mourn his death.
CLARK-Near Porter, on the 10th,
SARAH CLARK, wife of John Clark, aged
about 80 years.
DENNY-In Morgan township, on
the 18th, JEREMIAH DENNY, aged about
so years.
WILLIAM J. wRIGHTLEY was born In
Steubenyille. Jefferson county, Ohio March
10Th, 1876. He came TO this place with his pa
rents eight years ago. lie Joined the NJ. r.
Church three years ago last February: His life
during those years has been that Of devoted
Christian. The first representation I had of
WILLIAM was that he was one OF the best young
men Of this city. My intercourse with him in
the church and in hiS sick room at home has
fully justified the remark. He was Kind, pa
tient and trustful. Ills neighbOrs respected and
praised him--his parents loved him as a very
dutiful son, his sisters ad0red him a glorifed
brother. The church has lost one OF her bright
est jewels, heaven has gained another blood
Is there
He lett earth for his new abode May I4th, 1915
Farewell dear brother, until the redeeming
glories OF the resurrection morning shall bring
the glorihed saints 10 the nll enjoyment Of eter.
mai day. q. ID. b.