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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29
NeighbOrhOOd News.

DR.. W. A. WATKINS has been
nominated for Coroner by the Re-
publicans of Meigs county.
j. T. Agee, of Cheshire, has been
elected an elder in the Middleport
Presbyterian Church.
Miss Jennie V. Giles is visiting at
Rutland.
A. M. Dunn has closed his school
at Rutland.
The Point Pleasant Monitor says
Gallipolis wants to change the Ka-
nawha River so as to make it empty
into the Ohio through Salt creek.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

"tMoUsEY' HAYES" is the way the
Bulletin expresses its contempt for
an honest man. The nomination of
Ohi0s favorite son, and the late rains,
giving new life and growth to all
vegetation, have completely wilted
the editor of the Bulletin. He sees
in the first Republican victory, and
in the second a partial release from
hard times. We pity the sorrows of
the family organ.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

The following resolution was
unanimously adopted by Court Hope
No. Z, I. @. F., at their regular
meeting last Wednesday evening,
June 21st, 1876.
Resolued, That vote of thanks is
hereby rendered r. Aleshire & Co for
their kindness and generosity in furn-
ishins this Court the free pse of their
elegant four-mule team to haul our
Portable Hunting grounds in procession,
on day of our celebration, 18th inst.
By order of Court Hope No. z,
!. O. +.
N. P. FENNER, Sec'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29
The Yellow Centaur Lini.
ment

is worth its weight in gold to owners OF
horses and mules.
This Liniment has cured more
SPRAINED, Sweenied, Ring-boned and
CALLED HORSES in three years than have
all the Farriers In the country in any
age. Its effects are simply wonderful.
We have thousands upon thousands OF
certificates as strong as the following:
"My horse was lame for year with a
fetlOck wrench. All remedies utterly
failed TO cure and l considered him
worthless until | commenced to use
Centaur Liniment, which rapidly cured
him. 1 heartily recommend it.
"REV. GEO. w. FERRIS,
"Manorville, SchOhaire Co., N. Y"
"DEAR SIRs,-I have used your Gen.
taur Liniment in my family, and find it
to be of great value. Please send me
two dollars worth, one for the mules
and horses.
RILEY SICKLES,
"Falls Station, Wyoming Co., Pa"
1t makes very little differnce what the
case is, whether it be Wrench, Sprain,
Poll-Eyil, Ringbone, Scratches or Lame
ness of any Kind, the effects are the
same. Liverymen, Stage proprietors,
Farmers, &C., should never be without
the Yellow Centaur Liniment. 1t is
sold everywhere and warranted In its
effects.
Laboratory OF j. B. Rose & Co.,
46 DEY ST., New YoRK.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29
Bottled Beer.

DRANDSTETTER'S BREWERY is
ID now furnishing splendid Bottled
Beer to parties desiring the same. All
those wishing the coolest, incest Bottled
Beer made can apply ut the Brewery,
leave orders at the Merchants Hotel, or
CHARLES BUrZ's Saloon, or apply to
Mr.. JOHN BIBUs, the driver of the Beer
wagon, in the city.
June 80, lS76.-2w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

GEN. SHERMAN indorses the Repub-
lican ticket in these words: 81 know
Gov. Hayes, and there never was a
purer, better man in public or private
life. He is man who can be trusted
at all times, and I know the same
can be said of Mr.. Wheeler"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29
Notice..

Is WIN. B. TRUMP, nh@ doing hHsi-
- ness in the city Of aaliipnlist Ohio,
under the firm name of MILLER q
TRUMP, have this day, by agreement,
Withdrawn from said firm. All olaims
due said firm, and also all Indebtedness
now existing against said firm Of MIL
LER Sc TRUMP will be arranged by
HENRY L. MILLER, who Is hereby
authorized, on my part, TO collect all
bills due said firm and pay of all the
indebtedness now existing.
This 18th day Of June, 1876.
-. WILLIAM b. TRUMP.
June %. 1876,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

The National Democratic Con
vention On Tuesday, effected a TEN
porary organization by electing Hen
ry Watterson. of Louisville, chair
man. Watterson is Tilden man.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

man of clean hands, clear head and
a pure heart-just the man fitted to
be a President of Christian Repub-
lie.
Three cheers for r. B. Hayes.
DESOTO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

THE ironton Democrat calls upon
greenbaek men to read what Gov.
HAFEs has to say about the Resump-
tion act. Suppose it call upon the
people to note what Democratic
House OF Congress has done in re
gard to the same act. 1t has beer
seven months in session, and never
yet taken the first step to repeal sale
act.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29
BANKRUPT LALE.
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
For Sale.

"HE undersigned, as Assignee in
4 Bankruptcy of Francis L. LeClercq,
by order of the Circuit Court of the
United States for the Southern District
OF Ohio, in a certain case IN said court
pending, wherein the undersigned as
such assignee is plaintiff, and said Fran
els L.. LeClercq, James A. LeClercq and
others are defendants will offer for sale
at public vendue on the premises, at two
(2) O'Clock, afternoon, on
Monday, the 18th day OF July,
A. ID. 1916,
the following real estate, with all the
privileges and appurtenances to the
same belonging, to-wit: Small lots in
the city of Gallipolis, Gallia County,
State of Ohio, numbered on the plan of
said city one and two Il and g. with all
buildings and improvements thereon,
subject to right of way over and
through an alley twelve feet wide across
the lower side of said lot No. enc e., 10
be used in common with Mary F.. Ford,
so long as she shall own small lot No.
three (3,) and subject to the life estate
of Mrs. Rosina LeClercq, widow of Au-
gustin LeClercq, deceased, in said prem
ises. Reference can be made to the will
of Augustin LeClercq, deceased, as re-
corded in the Office of Probate Judge of
Gallia County, Ohio, for the title of said
real estate and said reservation. Said
real estate has been appraised at six
thousand dollars (S6,000,) and can not
be sold for less than two-thirds of said
sum. The purchase money will be pay
able Ona-fnurth paah in hand ona
fourth in six, one-fOurth in twelve, and
One-fourth in eighteen months from day
of sale; deferred payments to bear sew
en- "a per cent. interest, and be secured
by mortgage on the premises sold.
SAM. A. NASH,
June Is, lS7G.-iwl Assignee, &c.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

GEN. Crook had a four hours
fight with the Sioux Indians last
week. The Indians were driven
from the field with great loss. Gen.
Crook had nine killed and twenty
wounded.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

The County Commissioners refused
at their session last week, to appro.
pirate any money for the 4th of July
Celebration in this city.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

SENATOR LoT M. MORRILL,, of
Maine, has been selected to succeed
Gen. BRIsTow as Secretary of the
Treasury. He has ability and hon
esty.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

The Wheeling Sun states the is
sue between the two great political
parties, to be "simply whether we
shall be afflicted longer with Radi
calism, or whether we shall have hon
est government restored" Down
here the Democrats believe the is
sue to be that Of finance; "more
greenbacks," the "wants of trade" "
the "stamp of the government" the
obstruction of National Banks,''
and other Bill Allenisms. These
things are the talk of Democrats in
Ohio. But we guess the Sun is
right. We have had Democratic
House of Congress in session for
seven long months, and it has not
yet found out that tee "wants of
trade" need "more green backs" !"
Seven months. sleep of such a vital
question, (vital on the stump, not
when the member is receiving his $40
per day means death sleep.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

THE democratic clans are in mass
at st. Louis this week. The CO.
nundrum which bothers them is this ::
Who can beat HAYES.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

Gov. HAYES was born at Delaware
Ohio, on the 4th of October, 1922.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29
Gin CAMP

"Yours of is received.
Thanks. / have other business Just
now. Any man who would leave the
army at this time to electioneer for
Congress or any other place, ought to
be scalped."
(Signed "R. B. HAYES"
The Boston Herald expresses the
sentiment of everybody, when it says
that the author of that patriotic let
ter is a man whom it will "do to tie
TO-"
Notwithstanding this refusal to
leave the field to cooperate with his
friends in securing his political pre-
ferment he was handsomely elected,
defeating J. c. Butler, the demo-
cratic candidate, by majority of
2.455.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

Dangerous Symptoms! - Matter
discharging from the Throat or Nose,
reveals liberation of the Pituitous
Membrane, causing fatal disease of
the Pulmonary Organs, uuless timely
cured by WIsHAKT's PINE TREE TAR
CORDIAL, an infallible Blood purifying
Remedy, which has saved many thou
sands who expected to die of Consump-
tiOu!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

AN incident in the life of General
HAYES occurred during the war,
which is illustrative of his nobleness
of character. During the autumn
of 1864 he was nominated for Con-
gress by the Republicans of the
Second Cincinnati District, and soon
afterward received letter importun-
ing him to come home and make the
canvass. To this letter Governor
Hayes replied as follows:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

Gov. HAYES received an oyerwhelm
ing ovation upon his visit to his home,
at Fremont, Saturday evening. The
whole city, irrespective of party,
turned out to greet him.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29
GallipOIiS Prices Current.
Corrected ,oeekly by d. S. FORD.

For the ,oeek ending Jane 2S, 1876.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

BUYING PRICES FOR COUNTRY PRODUCE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-06-29

June 20, ls7e.-sw*
, 1876-08-15

UttffM& Fttt jTf1f. ylay II.
This curious island stll continues to excite
attcnton from marines who pass By It In cross.
lug Lakc st, Clair anl also from tlle residents
OF this city. large numbers OF whom have tAkeu
Passage on one Ut TIM star line steamers for tue
express purposa Of viewing this extraordinary
phenomenon. Ths tslsnd still remains intact,
w.th the exception Of ons section about b0 feet
sGuarc, which toilowa after ths main body a. Il
a3ats with tho current or is driven by Tho wind.
Yesterday Il was reported that !: l'ad been shit.
et BY the Wind IL within 3 MILES Ut the canal,
md short distance out Of the routs Of pas.ius /
vessels.
Masters Of gestels who hsve not been T.,
formed u regard to thu isund oo viewing It for
The first time, m!staks It for tile mainland, aud
Ire 1nolnentaIy startled ut their supposed rnr.
n!'gs from tue proper course, lat oa observing
The American nag Which was placed on tha
bland last Saturday ly Emory Wendell, VI this
city, still tlaunts !ta fnls tu the brcczes Ut the
lake; and, Judging from pre.cnt appearances,
.h,, lnie;t heavy hsayy storm ., PasstnE FIopslts,r
lsland,n 20 named In honor of the ex-roAtlnas-
ter-0encFal, who Has among the AFst to visit It.
prumises 10 BE- "A pernaneHt attraction fer the
taQuisis!ys during tts scm4inler Of thu Aea4on.
, 1876-08-15

hnd pcryertfhg every vital process. Nature nt-
tct,ptt to rid the fYstcfn of these nortDus ma
tcr!als ly rcuhs of other orgnnst as thc kidneys,
funxs, akin, etc., which become oycrtnxcd in
performing their additional lnhor, and ara tn
aIlc to withstand the pressure.
The brlin, which Is the great electrical centre
Of all vitality, tcco1lcs ovcrstItnn1atcl witt,
unhealthy hlota1, md fatis to normally perform
It's funrttona. 1[cnec there Is du!tncss, hca..-
ache, Impairment Of tho memory, dizziness,
g)otmy torebodtnga, md Ir11tahility Of temper.
When tl,r btop1 is tsensed, the skin tnanfests
tilscn1ores, sfots, plmplcs, h1otcles, bois, car
btnrlcs, an,l seroE1ous tutnors. The stomach
and t,owcls, sooner or later, become affected,
and c'nst!fatfon, piles, ''rorsy, dyspepsia, or
t1la.rhea, Is tic Inevitable result.
SYMPHONY or LfFJ*R COHPLhTHT
A taalow color Of tho skin, or ycltowsh-
brown spota on tile fucc nrd other par.a OF the
body; duIlncss mud drowsincss, With frequent
1lcadaclci dizzineaft bitter Ut bal taste In The
month"; tryncsH Of The tl,roat atrl Internal heat;
ralpitatfon Of the heart, d dry, tca.tng cough,
sore throat, unsteady appetite, sour stomach,
rising OF tile food, and q choking scnsat!on In
The throat; sickness aud vomiting, tl'strcas,
l,cayncss. and l,loatcd, Or full feeling about
tho stomach and sides; a1grnrating pains In
ths sides, buck or breast, and about tic st,oul-
dcrs: collc pains and soroncss through the
bowels: constipation, alternating with llarrhca;
piles. 1atulcncc, nervousness, coldneBs Of the
cxtrcmtttus, rush Of bloud to the head, With
symptoms If apoplcxy; numbncaa Of tho limbs
Especially at nighi), and cilils, alternating
with hot flashes; kidney aud other urinary fllf-
trl'tics, duilncss, low Spirits, and gloomy
fo1obodtngs. Only fer Of these symptoms
will be likely to be present In any case at Que
, 1876-08-15
LIVER COMPLAINT,

Dy n. v. p,Euck, n. D., NJ the Worlds Dis.
ris's Common. .senss Medical Adviser" etc.,
etc.
Tho Liver ia the great depurat!ng (purfylas)
osgaa OF the system, aad has very appopsiats-
~ been termed the "housekceper Of our
health. ] hayo observed In the dlsseeilng-
room, and also In making Isostmorttsn exanltna.
tlons Of the bodies OF thosu who fayo dic4 OF
different diseAses, That In large proportion Of
cases tho liver haa given evidence of having at
SONS time leon diseased, Liver affections arc
equally prevalent IN beasts. Every butcher
knows tlat tho ltycrs OF cattle, sheep, and
Swtnr, are tcu ttn,cs as frcaurntly diseased uS
any other orsan. 4 healthy liver euch day
secEetes al'out 2t1 pounds Of bile. When 1t BE-
comes torpid. conscsted, OF II. from any cau4e,
1t bo disabled in the performance OF its duties,
It Is evident that the elements Ut the bLlo must
reIuaiu III tlu blood: tAua irritating, poisoning.
, 1876-08-15
TERRIFIC CONFLICT.

Old slts Hattie with 1IcrperErassca.
oll 81 ca,,lo rushing Into town Yesterday
mor,ling as fast as Ills iimpilg gait would
ailello, Uncle 81, / hazcn't seed yer In town
scnco Chicsdayl" said Pete.
"And scr won't sec me hyar agaln tell next
Chucsslay nuldcr. 'ccpting aar'S q fontl
e;,' sr = 'lFo out dar on my place 'twl1t dis aud
!" How cum dat1''
out .lwr since Do Warw
N,rcil inc all 'buut It, ole tnan.h
tEf Yer ices wants ter SEQ Sights, nfGgeT, Jess
cum ont lar an sec dcm grass'oppcrsl Good
fathers, f1ercs millions oh letnl AM yer nel,-
bcr seed eech forrigsn' an ftstrtcslnln ob truck
in s1l Dc 5 ,S9s our ssi';q days when tho I''san
Is dat lat aoi' wondered tho interested
"Yas, sab; tlcy 1nu' hub migrated lyar from
apo nelghborhood, too, fur dcy's DO incs' iMl''-
1css lIglts down on your plrre like niggcr into
fwateru[lIton, m dc mex ting yer knows dern
a!n't muffin dero but passcl Of stubs and nub-
bin cobs.'' .,.
"1css llssin at dat, wifi Yer!n exclaimed poto
to another gaping dnrkcy..
"Dey come '1,, antS ny place ytst!day t. 5' mS,qtn'
twas down acrc IN d., rode ind rec the re-
vance gyard OBJ de lonElcg seanipa slttln' on dc
fence fnspokin' 'rou,i!l onto patch. Den l
cllmts obcr into Dc fce's!, M / cut me down q
purity stont bresh, an' lay down nv ole straw
let an let Inter 'ern wtd Dc brcsh. Dc fnst lick
bit bless dc good Marstcr, dcy only 1u,ny ebcr
my Ole head 1ntcr do fecld. Dat made mo mad,
an let inter 'cm stronger acn obCr. AM what
yer tlnk, nigEerl When turn 'rovnd ter see
wlar dey ntl ewlne, seed Dc wllolo army cum
min IN troo' do fcnce cllm1n' up de co'nstulks
aud chompin' away Jcss tltten to KILL an' fore
de- angels doT'd done cEawcl up dat ole Int oh
m'ns tell dcro want nuit oil u ter show what
kind Oh straw dat it had bin mndc outer.
"Deyts rcg'lav awinizcd, witl ole rcdeoat gin
rnls at do he'd oh do line. and Kernels wild yaIlcr
stripes down dey legs, aud eaptinga wil culors
ali slash up an down DC hody an Dc good Muir
stcr only knows how many Oh dv privits dero Is
-ley Jess t1ar by dc acrolh
''Wllat you Kwino ter do 'bo,lt tt1''
"Fm g,Slne up 1lyar ter got SUN Paris greens
ter put Oil dem, and Of tat don't kyore dem oh
forrl5la, yor needn't speekt nc at church Sum
day kasp dcrs's leal,s q t!ngs DIT 'lEitis pig
lin grass oppors ant ',nonRst 'cin.''
, 1876-08-15

nan6n'r :ft!rx. ..-.........-
Mr.. SrsGHB, lat NAL, Of SulnnlerBfrcet, pRcd
Mr. Shtinp, ths gruccr aud provision dealsr,
u hill, which the lntter gsnt!c!t,4s, was anxious
to coiect, but which, for some trivial reason tic
fAt illau lia1 lcclnrch he would sottte wllcn liz
gut rcndy aud not u nltlutu before. This saucy
Independence on the part of spiggs trritatca
thu groecr's nature to stlch AT extent that,
tnal1y, l!c made tho bold statement tn Ills book
kccpgr TINT II lIe didn't mnrtify spfggs Intopay
Ing tlat blll within the next thirty days le
would sull out Ills business to hin 1or 6d cents
on tlic dollar.
The next afternoon spfggs was passing tho
store I'll the opposite size of the street when
ShrllDp run to tIe door aud yelled:
"Cume IN here and 1,ay Tint l,i' Of yours, mil
don't 70 snealtiug lo'sll thu street with your
head hung dow1 like n shccpra
splgYs took np Motre oi this le1nNnti, which
seemed ouly to hciglltcn tho eredtor's i,l1igna-
tiolt.
Tie following day he saw splEgs down town
u H., company With friend, w'cu c approached
"iou're Il pretty man to be weasing beaver
Int; and here you 1re owing nlc for the ylctunls
you mud your inruily stuffed yourselves With last
Tilun1tsglYingl'
Returning ilomc lie encountered ono Of spiEgs'
daughters Oh llor way with an assostato to takc
music lesson, Wien 1lu aan:
~ should think, young Indy, thAt you wouhl
rather 81 without knowing h0w to play una sing
I'll yoar father gets 50 that 10 ca'' pay for what
X lay or two later he saw, through the VIM
dow, nilr nf spfggs. Sous Ecttsng measured at
tc talors for suit Ut clotllcs, when llo opeilcd
tlc lu0r and sall:
;" Yon't you trust him q M aay for those clothes.
and sucla things for nscr aixnuntis, and can't
get one dollar ol it.' -,
soon alter this he saw Mrs. SpEggs unl her
daughter rtiatting with soHe lad les II tho horse
ear station, wllrn le entered and satd;
"Ttlls wo,nan's husband owcs me fur tho soap
that Waa used III washing that cUllur, bhG'B rot
, 1876-08-15

Rntetyh ~ C} Sentinel. ..
lle was quite an old man, md he had quito b
"All wans Is money enough to get to suvan::
nat. I feel TINT have nut long to liye, nntl
wnnt to hc buried III that nice, cool graveyard
Just outside of Savannah
The appeal didn't uptn single wallet. JIe
was talking to three men who had found II shady
erot under u grocery awning, and l,c seemed i
little disappointed: Pulling u new strlng, he
,SmarEsa ,a tss ,9entt,Smsn "a Wqnt yoa Do seine
tS Gs ast a %s1 a ssSr y er sos5
Wss," W. was tho nr;9n'pt reply. "Wat brant,l' Of
were yuu statione1f'
,,1 %%c slsw1y ., rsR''e tile s'ranscs .' he
'onlctmcs herc and sometimes there. Thu fact
kcpt Il on a Till TIe Confsdsrats nofsr,.me.itt t
dilh' seem to expect tf'at us three or four men
Try al! Wits tic fankues to boot. Yes, I was
Founded lii thu left lcg.h
:" III what aetEon,h was asked.
~ never kncw what they nalnc(l Il; my bust
ness was 10 get III and hump amt knock tl.l1,-
der ont Of wloio unloa.rcg glAlent to once, md
you Just bet I Didn't havo apy time to fool
arnund aud ask what they wcrv going to ua,tso
lle battle. I went Into the War to light, aud
ibid you throw yourself III ninder sdops" wncon,,,
quietly asked one Of the three,
~, Sometimes tltu, and sometimes didn't.
They used to lct me tight any way 70 win.
Lsc at from under wagon an'i from the ton
eat.n '''~
"Thcy must have seen yuu 'clawing' to the
fear," suggested another Of the trio.
eat Fs q liz Fea sa ssfsss @st Sak eP Tsa
~ change and light on tho dalik, and then I'd
idy9nse ind NOV 'eln iown III front" .
w ,la ye say ygu were nv wouuae,"
mil that 3,if ff.p u
, 1876-08-15

HKHk AND 1MEHh.-1no etAI ~ v. Aln".Eut v.
Commander Edward Il. Potter IA now Llgl.t-honso
1nspnctor Of tho TcnIh District, with hcn,qnartttn
ii buffalo. -. The schr Butcher 10y has been
placed In dry.doci1 at Buffalo for new decks".:
file schr Bahama ia receiving new fdramaat ~
o Huron to supply to place o. one ae'sgysd S9 S9
the tnsc scansnm auhofties 1t Montrcal for changne
her rig nt Detra!t. and not paying dulles on iho
new portions purchased. The owner has bonded
liz Cambria, and s1,o loft fof her ocean SoJaFe'
4 LnxH PEtL.-A man In akif On route fot
Detroit rasscd Clayton On WcdGesaay last. sevon
HI he cold 1eot mako tho distance to detroit In
four months. lis route lns bcen vla thu AtlAntlc
coast OF Maino and Gulf af st. Lawrence. 1lo stops
mostlyat fnemcrss houses Or cooks h1s own fHod.
liz sleeps under l1s bout when caught sway from
shelter, The distance is about !, coo miles:
From Clayton to Detroit 10 500 miles. llo earfies
and condensed milk. lIo does trolling cnongh to
was tipped over ~ tho swell Of y steamer. ills
l,oat weighs 160 pounds. The bet was 81. Ma, 1e.
tween aomo Boston gentlemen whose namee ne 70
s'hu.nots," and goes Fight along aysraglng vera Sa
miles per day. I1ie name II Jancs y aay; o!fsM ~.
place, Keene n. H. Accompanying hlm o1ef fiAn1 Tue
same route Ia James r. tIaEan. ct ths uoatoa AeF'
aid, tu another hont. - DaroE fIft Ir<st'
sptsfd. Mipatch to ~ 7s1Gaae agay.;,. ,roos
sslls chafes Was rsts cis!. Kao
h1,hats sG indnn ssa .ets Rse ee Cook 1oha Bfedon.
fassed dowi,, ptons AIet!c, CIyanoga.
En,s. pase ANV. 4.-Arrlyed-Prors india and
PHILADELPHIA, from Chcngo, and str DEcadnoushs,
frort MhrnncttG.
, 1876-08-15

ADAMS -ACADEMT
-. AtufCf. MASS.

-.- AtpfCf. 1FAAS.
HON. CHARLES FRASCfH ADAMS. III. H.,
Gh1trmnH " Hoard IT MtanAgef8
WILLIAM Il. DIMMOCE. III. IL. :n.trr.
The 1c.tan q The sehoot n e prrpare hy. In tne
iE,: l'oy., from tnis Arad:tny haye crn u. ycsr
!rYSs !,Y T9cra .tc ntne tcAehert-ail Gentlemen Of
Their Is Preparatory cs.s .nr those too yo,ng fnr
TIC Academy, md the enssnct!nn given . ssssfnt n,u
RyktenatfG dtatepc4 to 1t the pupils thrtShtf for
ttn higher work Of tho Academy. No pupils nfa 10.
cctrtd under ~ years Of age,
Fhr MAatrr with hts fainJl md tho Aaai.lant
Teachers tcade In etn Academy boarding achuoi; ami
ic younger bo{S hare zach scraruIe AlEnFe In lArKc
tefa bedroom. -
lnys can alao be boarded IN privAse families.
IUf catalogues address The Master.
, 1876-08-15

Oyylck or TUE t;nArIAoL4xe ~ crHatScf,
..., .WAaKEaaToa, y. c,t Ny u & ls1g;
N siains X t!ast the 'Cit{ National Hank q Calet'
~ Ill., tbat the kslDp b presented to Nathan Il.
Wttw9fth Receiver with legal p!nof Elth
issed fSIvncIl JulIS JAY KNOX.
4EonptypIlcF VI The E4IteAty,
, 1876-08-15

PROPOSALS.


~
The Hoard Of Co1n,u,t.ioncrs of Cook County will
recc,ys Gijs 1nIl !: t,'cocE y. m. Ius Il is7tj.
Tor tic erection Of tue anphithcasro AID corrldors
tte hiuck honnJ" IN thr nnrtl h. Iiorr..on on tSa
ruuth hy Folk. on the osst by Mood, nt,I on the
Tie bI,js viii ha rcce]yed scosratelv as follows.
to.wit: "''' w e~Fe' 'S 's''o''
First-For tho mason work.
Errnp1.sFor IL" mi stnnr rvnrk
I'hlr.iEFnr n" ninstrrinr
Fnursh.. Fnr Iha sIs;c ma ma r.la WORK
iIfih|Vnr tte az r,e,,cntcr w.sL
sixih-rnr thr rnnar,n md caiynnszcit.tron wo,k.
scv"n,h.Fnr NJ the n.Stine e ri ,,Is,inr y" ""sN'
isIvh,hE ErismS,tnr "nn ~ !rinInn Win n"'"o'
MEN,. tsor fi,n stcs % ~ wnrEs '"e'
hn snrrI6eatInns fnr cnrl, si,a, n, ,vor a,o nm.
,or,si. ,s1i he "n1nr nm r,,cr ~, r1a .ssh sns
III "nnt,in.J II thnt"tn ~ ~ ~ tmc,nJi II, ,hn niJ ~
shs rnnttsrio,s nav III s,r ~ ~ ue t ~ ~ ~
the wnrk ances6ed' or In uart arcor.iinr Ia Ia lie
s~scEteatt,cr - -" f"'' "e"''"s ;" ''"