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Steamer France (Br). Altrce. Loniou--F W Hurst
stesmerf Caiand Dutch,. Deddes. RotterdAm-Funch,
Steamer Herder Ger. Brandt. Hamburg via Plymouth
and Chsrbonrg-kunhnrdt h Co.
steamer Magnolia. Dagsett savannah-Murray Ferris 4
Steamer Isaac Bell. Lawrence, Norfolk City Pon. and
Richmond-Od Dominion Steamship Co 49,
Steamer ssverv. Wallace Phiiadelphia-J.. Hand
Steamer EleanorA. Johnson. .Portand-J u Amos
Steamer Giaucus. Bearse. Roston-h y Dimocs.
Bark hate Crosby tbr), HILBERT, LondonJas Elwcll
Bark Pearl. Ryder. Bristol E-J u Winchester 4 Co.
Bark ii Vero lta. Celcntano, Bristol ELauro Storey
Bark oswingo CBr), waycott Giasgow--snow Burgess
Bark Mereaor tNor,, Berenzen, Cork Falmouth Tor
Bark Saga tNop. Larsen. Cork Fslmouth-Funch,
sas llasss sNo,, samasssn Queenstown or Falmouth
Bark Lyngoer tNor). Petersen, Antwerp-Funch Edge
Bark Bremen ,Br,, Caldwell, Havre-J Whitney 90.
Bark Angola ItaD. Stagno. Ancona for ordes-Fabbri
Bark .sdel Kadsr. Sparrow. G'nsa-Jas Henry
brig Alberta, ninckley. renarth Roads for ordsrsJ
brig Clara Agnes ur,. Jamsor Morgan PHI, E--Hs.-
Brig susan Bergen. Tuthi, Gibraltar for ordsrs-BJ
Brig John Mason Porter Demcrara-D Cameron
schr = Daring. Hodg2inson, Santa Cruz. cIYates
scnr Rookie Yates Clarke, Demerara- + Metcalf&
sehr Mary Douglass. Rof. Cape naytien-B Weinberg
schr Stella tBr), Wilbur. st John and Riverside NIB
i Nevus Son.
schr sullivan sawin, Rich Savannah-Evans. Ball Co
The following vessels cleared Dec D. but
omitted In edition OF the 7th.--
Steamer Annie. Steen Wilmington. Del-A Abbott.
ship Washington. Martin Livcrpoo-Thomas Dunham's
Nephew Co.
Bak Gsteshesd (Br). Evans. Newcastle E-Funch Edys
4 Co.
Bsk Maria Clotl!de uta, sano. Gloucester E-Funch.
Edye Il Co.
Bxrk Vision tNor). Thorsen, Cork Falmouth-Bock-
mann. Oerlen Il Go.
Bark ocean tBr) Mckenzie, Belfast, III whitney 4
Co.
Schr Wapeila, Penney, Mobile x ID Hurlbut K Co.
schr Mary Louise, Gaskll, Washington, NC-Zophar
Mills.
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FROM OUR REGULAR coRREsPoNDs DENT.

VIEWS OF DEMOCRATS ON THE ACTION OF
GOVERNOR GROVER, or oREGoN-sENAToR
MITCHELL ON THE sITuATIoN-A SEVERE
COURSE THREATENED BY THE SENATE.
Opinion is greatly divided, very naturally, evon
among the democrats TO tho consequences which
may follow The action OF the Governor OF Oregon in
refusing q certificate TO tho republican esctor Mr..
Randall claims that the effect will be compel the
republicans TO attempt to 30 behind the
regular certified electoral vote, which would
be 10 yield up their entire position. Mr..
Willis, of New York, says makes .
for tho House. and gives tho democrats the advantage
OF counting the votes If tho republicans refuse to
recognize the democratic electors vote the House will
be justified in proceeding to exclude the vote OF
Louisiana Other democrats, however, think that
their position Is not much improved by she irregu-
larity in Oregon
Senator Mitchell, OF Oregon, who asked
his opinion about the action OF Governor
Grover. denounced IL outrage and
piece OF nciarious work. He
added:-'Thore is not even pretext In law, nor any
plausible ground OF argument for the act OF Governor
Grover.o Senator Mitchell is in consultation with
Senator Norton this evening the subject which has
been referred the Senate Committee OF Privileges
and Elections of which the latter chairman. Tho
determ nation OF the republican Senators Is dcal
IL 10 said involve the seat OF Governor Grover IN the
United States Senate to which he has been recently
elected.
THE SENATE INVESTIGATION OF THE ELECTIONS
IN THE SOUTHERN STATES.
Tho Senate Committee Privileges and Elections
will not send ITS sub-commttees SOUTH but the sub
committees will report at tho meeting OF the full CON-
m,tee on Saturday their suggestions for carrying on
the Investigations in tho several States.
Ameesing OF the chairmen OF the subcommittee OF
the Senate Committee Privileges and Elections was
held this evening at the rooms of Senator Morton,
at which an informal interchange OF opinions was had
as to Tho best programme TO DO carried out
in the Investigation o: tho election CON-
plications. No conclusion was reached cx-
cept that tho committees should be- in
creased By tho addition OF three moro members,
70 as 10 admit sending OF some OF The sub.com-
nittee the States which are to be investigated
motion this effect will be offered by Senator Nor
ION in tho tomorrow, after which, according TO
present views, the subcommittee will DO appointed
10 vis. south Carolina Mississippi Louisiana and Flor
Ida.
Tho members OF tho returning boards viii BE- suop-
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sailed-stermrr. Mcclellan March Baltimore Via Sor
pesn. wsssaae: a iilrps S.~ien AMI Nos
Frmki,; Geessows p: Alfred IigssrssS Berry Bal',,
Harriet, iIawkns >swsrk NJ ia~ea Mehrh9f Gro
do: cornea. Craig; Eva smith sandsr.; Aasrie fedd
No,w"oa; Shna Ms', Kate ssrsr,oa, r"mes' hos'"A
rAwTUcKET, Dec 8 Arrived sehrs q s,iesney. Ma
shamrocK. Troy, avsrsraw ainuesets Howe llo5sken.
Sailed schrs sarah Hoffman. Hoffman, and Cora Van
RICHMOND, Dee 5-Arrved, schr chas Elmore, corsoa,
saed-Bars candear (Nor, Milton. copsnharen; sc'rs
Kate Lneia bonsali. sew YORK Katie Ranger Marin
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov ao-cleared. brig J Ford.
ssied-Brig North Star. Davis Port Townsend
Dee e,,lesred ships Galaiea tBr, Wright Queenstownl
saiIcd.Har. Comsrn CBr), Major, Queenstown.
Boston ;sls cass d Ds,s. F:imoarS, Mass, - ''
ssss. Gss . os1. Tsps Ns9s9 Nos bark. con
rs es%ss G r mqss osn
tor orders brig Antonio sp Valencia; schr Mary Collins
,7in1 arrived. ship Earesa wGsdworsh. Liverpool
Aane Mie Fs'sss Chase d eAr' Mary ''' crowley New
sailed Steamer Rapidsn., Ksmpton; Now York; ship
Southern Rights. Liverpool: bark J " Clark.
As' ssea A.. .Spsr Ksu snTGsS
aS
Yoans do R.in Sun. Jones. El1seshpert; Ellis.
Frassp Hossssn "a: Ts & New Yo,s
yIxEYAKD HAVEN. Dec s-ArrIvsd. schrs Asaianta,
York: Alex Harding, Boston tor Philadelphia: John W
Hall. do: Gettyslnrg. do: Sinnickson do II Irons,
Quincy pent do Harry Fred ST John for do; Sallie
Mar. Bayvew Tor BALTIMORE Nellie Crowell, Boston oF
Newark: Lucy Baker for Bristo
Sailed-Schrs Rio. Lizzie wanderer, Ataianta.
WILMINGTON Cal Dee 6-Arrived, snip India, Patteu,
Liverpool.
wTtMfNGToN. NC Dec 5-Arriyed steamer Regulator.
Doane. New York; schr Ann Dole. Bunce. do.
Cesred-Brig Emanuel lNorl Olsen, Queenstown or Fab
month for orders
renee, Haley Charleston.
WESTERLY. Dec 5-Arrived schrs Surge. Warwick,
Philadelphia: Messenger. Speman. Port Johnson;
colyer Finsburg from do Quicksrcp, Hutchinson New
York.
saed-schrs Reading Railroad No A. sculi. and Mary
Lowell. Worthington, New York
6th-Arrived. sloop Palestine, Hall. New YORK.
WAkEHAM, Dec 6-Arrived, schr Mary Haley, Haley,
Philadelphia.
WARREN. Dec 6-Arrved. schrs Flight, Wilson. and
W Kitchie. Frecthy, Hoboken.
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naed at once before the main committee here, with
their returns, and other witnesses will be cited
THE TwENTY-sEcoND JOINT RULR-coNFLIcT-
ING VIEWS OF THE PRESIDING OFFICERS OF
THE TWO HOUSES OF CONGRESS-.
Owing to the suddenness OF the adjournment of the
Senate yesterday, the ruling OF Vice President Ferry
tho twenty joint rule cannot be regarded as
final, since the vote OF the Senate the appeal oi
Senator Me.rimon from the decision OF the CHAR was
not Then taken. Senator Ferry says that tho appeal
therefore, dies with the of the day. but that i
will be renewed when he will do what he did ycster
day.
BY bit OF good fortune and the exercise OF ready
memory Speaker Randall got the other end
OF the Capitol to-day to get a ruling that the
twenty joint rule was still IN force. II seems
tha. Mr. Monroe. OF Ohio had made motion 10 take
Senate bill from the Speakers table and refer 1t by
UNANIMOUS consent TO the Committee on Pensions,
whcroupon the Speaker promptly ruled that the mo-
ton could not be entertained even If unanimous con-
granted, the joint rules OF the two houses
prohibited It, This is a virtual decision by Speaker
Randall that the joint rules arc in force.
THE COURSE OF SENATOR coNKLING REGARD
ING THE DOUBTFUL STATES.
A despatch IRON Albany in to-day's HERALD, assert
ing that Mr. Conkling meant to take the ground
in the Senate that the votes of the three dis
putcd States ought be thrown out created q good
deal OF excitement in tho Senate. There is no doubt
that IL Mr. Conking should take this ground he would
cause good deal OF Generalization the republican
side and would carry GOOD many OF his fellow Sena-
tors with him.
LOOKING UP THE TELEGRAMs SENT DURING THE
POLITICAL CAMPAIGN-TALK oY IMPEAcHING
SECRETARY CHANDLER.
WASHINGTON Dec. 7, 1875
The principal object in sending for kilograms trans
mted by Secretary Chandler to New Orleans from this
city and New York is with view OF discovering what
Instructions he gave, alleged, in regard to the cx
pcndturo and OF money by the Republican Ma
tlonal Executive Committee This has bccn done with
Wow Of mpeaching Secretary Chandler. OF which de-
sign on the part OF the democrats he has been
for some days. While discussing it he said
sIct them bring their impeachment and show
up any kilograms have sent defy them to mako
anything out of them and am prepared TO stand
their investigation but they can't show one dishonest
or improper act OF mine chairman Of the Repub-
can National Executive COMMITTEE or In the whole Of
my lite"
1t is proposed by the democrats to overhaul all cle
graphic messages sent from Washington TO the South
sinco the elections.
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SPOKEN.

Steamer VIM Crane from Baltimore for Boston, Dec 6, od
Absecom.
ship Cordillera dr. from Newcastle for San Fran
CISCO Nov Is, lat "a n, lon 10 W.
Ship Midas dr. from Liverpool for River Plate Oct n.
lat rs n, Ion n w.
ship rirrel up from London for New Orleans ~ days.
lat - lon ~.
Bark Montreal Orr, from Cork for America Nov 10. 90
miles NNE OF the Burinys
Bark stadt st;cr. Liverpool Philadelphia. Nov
a6, north of IIatteras.
Bark Sch,nnmann of and from Bremen for New Orleans
date. lat 25 ~ N Ion - 80 w.
Bark Oasis. Randall, from Hsvrs for Hampton Roads,
Nov 3, lat AZ 0e, Ion 70 ~.
schr Mcclellan. from Portland for Baltimore Dec T.
10 miles Sc of the highlands
schr Catherine Holmes tof Canada Nov lat 10 s. Ion
81 w.
American schooner showing from New York south,
Oct IL. lat u 40 N Ion rs W.
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS

AARuUUs. Dec 2-Arivsd bark Niobe CNor) Olsen, New
York.
ANTWERP Dec 7-Arrived steamers August Andre tBsg)
Knudscn. Now York; Switzerland (Brs). Jackson do;
ship The Bruce (Br) Southcott. San Francisco.
Sailed 7th. ship Nautilus tBr), Burke, Philadelphia
BRExgN Dec 7-Arrived. barks Gessner (Ger), Chris
tofiers. New York: vasa tNor). Nielsen, Baltimore.
BORDEAUX, Dec 6-Saed the Excelsior. for New York.
BARCELONA. Dec 7-Arrived bark Tomasto (Sp) Erqui.
rola. Charleston.
GENOA, Dec 2-Sailed ship Marcia Greenlesf Bunker,
United States.
HAxnuKG Dec 7-saled bark Maury CNor Christiansen.
Savannah
KiycRoAp. Dec 7-sailed. bark Gaspe tBo. Thompson
Qrom Gloucester). New orleans.
LIVERPOOL. Dec 7-Arved, steamers Ariel (Br), Holis'
and Texas tBr). Laurenscn New ocans San Marcos r)
Burrows. Galveston; Iyrian Nr Worthiugton, Boston
Sailed 7th steamer City Of Berlin Br), Kennedy. Now
York via Queenstown: ships Lsviathan or Mosfold New
York. Vancouver Br) Oliver, United States; bark Edwin
Lizzie (Nor) Thorsen. do.
LYNN. Dec 6-Arrived bark Eliza Mclaughlin tBr). Phil
lips, Baltimore.
LxIrH Dec 7-Arrivsd bark Thor (Nor, Jensen Balti-
MovrLLx Dec 7-Arrived steamer Aexandris (Br), Nc.
Kay. New York for Glasgow (and proceedcdJ.
MEssISA, TO Dec 7Ssiled. brig Kossack, Smith, BAlti-
PLYMOUTH Dec 7-Sailed. barks Flor Hubert, Handy
drom Havro). Charleston; Mona (Brj. Pensacola.
PALERMO, to Dec 7-Arrivsd, bark A G Adams, Colum,
New Orleans.
QUEENSTOWN Dec 7-Arrved. ship Rivor Indus (Br) i.
Hewett San Francisco bark Adolens Qta Pazxo Phila
dephia.
Sailed 7th. steamer Wyoming tBr, Jones from Liver
pooD, New York.
ROTTERDAM. Dec 7-Arrived. bark Juan Pearson tBr,
Johnson. Richmond.
SOUTHAMPTON. Dec ARRIVED. steamer Hansa (Ger)
Bussns. New York for Bremen and proceeded.
TRirsrz, Dec 7-Arrved, bark idea (ItaD, Durants
New York; brig San Pietro utaD. Lauro, do.
LIVERPOOL. Dec THE Inman and White Star Steam
ship lines advertise weekly saing Of their vessels between
New York and Liverpool, commencing in March.
LONDON, Dec Tho British bark Lotus. Capt Curry,
previously reported ashore Southend foated OF
without :and is anchored At that place.
Tho bark Limerick LASS. Capt Sypcrck. from Rotterdam
Nov 81 New York. has returned Helvoet vndbound
Her forcmast broken and pumps choked.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping and shipmast-r informed
that by telcgrnphing the HERALD London Bureau ad
dressing Bennett, No 4s Fleet street. London" or TO the
Paris Office. addressing Bennet 81 Avenue rOpera.
Paris tho arrivals and departures from European aud
Eastern ports Of American and all foreign vessels trading
with the United States the will cabled to this
country FREQ OF charge.
Captains arriving NJ and sailing from French and Medi-
ports will find the Paris office the economi
cal and expeditions tor tolcgrapning nova
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WHALEMEN.

Sailed from New Bedford Dec bark Thos Pope, LAYERS
for North Pacific Ocean.
Cleared New Bedford 9Th schr Admiral Blake, Hatha
way. for Atlantic Ocean
despatch dated San Francisco 9Th bark Rainbow.
Cogan OF NB had arrived Honolulu from the Arctic
and her bone zst reported 10 OO ib had reached San
Francisco. to bo for " arded to New Bedford
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SAILED

Steamers erdcr Ger. Hamburg; State of Nevada fr
Glasgow France tBr London r caand IDutch). kotrer
Dam; Gamma (Br) bermuda; Cottes, Orleans: Mu9.
nolia. Savannah Isaac Bci, Richmond sup Isas
Webb Livcrpool barks Gateshead tr) Ncwcastle Alas
ka Naples; Titania Norj Bristol Vision (Nor,
Falmouth
Also sailed steamer Albemarle,, ,,ior Lewss Dsi brig n
Martin. Vera Cruz.
Wind at sunset, W At midnight. SW
Barometer at sunset. 80. nt midnight, 2O63
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ALMANAC FOR NEW YoRK-THIs DAY.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DEC. I, 1876.
ARRIVALS.

REPORTED THE HERALD YACHTS AND HERALD
wniTEs1oSE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamer Algeria tBrl. Watson Liverpool Nov % and
Queenstown 9th with nidse and TO Franck
lyn.
steamer State OF seorua tBr Cooper. Glasgow Nov %
Lsrne 10, with mdse aud - passengers. Austin
Baldwin Co. tad moderate weather 10 lou So thence
strong to wNW gales Dec lat 5O4 Ion ~ passed
Allan line boani Esst same day. steamer Manito
ban (r from Montreal Livcrpoo 9th. lat AZ 81 lon
SO an Inmau steamer bound do same time German
bound day, steamer Montsns tBp, hence
Liverpool
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RACING AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. Z, 1876.
This the third day OF the tall meeting Of the
Louisiana Jockey Club.
was Handicap Hurdle race, two miles, for purse OF
S40O which by Port Leonard, beating Red
ding Red Cloud and Woodland in the order named.
Time, s:i9 In tho pools before the ReddinG sold
for $780, Woodland $50 and tho field. consisting Of
Port Leonard and Red Cloud, ST.
was dash Of mile and hrce-quartcrs, for purse
Of $500, which won by Ciemmie G., War Jig
second, George thrd, Qunine fourth, D0nough fifth
and Falmouth sixth. Time, 3:o9t4.
In the pools bciorc the race Ciemmie G. was tho
favorite, selling at to against the field.
THIRD
which we're mile heats three in fve for q purse
OF $500, tho came home ioows:--
Bob Wooley
Coronilla. ........-.-. q
Loyd's Colt. .......................... r Q.
Time, i45-i :4os si-i :aa.-l:4s.
This was closely contested and exciting race Bob
Woolley was the favoritc in the pools
The weather was cloudy, with light rain. The At
tendance was small.
POOL SELLING IN CALIFORNIA.
SAN Francisco, Dec. Z, 1876
Pools on the four mile announced to como OF
the 9Th opened last evening and sold fol-
lows:-
Molly McCarty. $3.50 90 Emma skaggs.... sl2 90
Matte A. .......... 75 90 Lola Lodis ...... IL 90
Josie C.... % so Gentle Annic 10 20
Banette. ~ o0
subsequently,
Molly McCsrty . s12o 90 The Field. . SIS 90
The bidding was lively. The seven ''quecns OF the
turf" all reported fine condition anu the greatest
race OF the centennial year IS confidently predicted
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suIrBUuDfSc EAST BosroS-Mr. Abiel Cove has
. bark Of about 7J' tons present in frame the
First Section Mr. Daniel d. Kelly talks of putting
bark of 100 500 tons. when Mr. Tien declared elect
ed His will build her. Mr. Rooert rros lie will also
build vessel Of 800 600 tons in The OF few weeks
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APPROXIMATIONS PRIZES
Na rrssel Prise. No PrisiNa Prsss
osso.. O 2e3J.. .sJUOl 1896. sou
054l.. ..loO0lo7I. .500l
NEXT DRAWING EXTRAORDINARY DECEMBER l6.
In 1873 VIC sold the S5r0OO prize then IN gold aud In
September last sold cashed that OF $1Oo.vOu
spanish Gold and Havana Bank Bills bought and sold
Drafts on Havana issued.
n. MARTINEZ a Co, Banker.
No 10 Wall ST. basement. New York.
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WEATHER REPORT.
HoLYaEAD. Dec Z. PM-wind ENE; barometer, 20 PAL.
PLYxouru Dec z, PM-Wind NE, light,
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WASHINGTON.
The New Element in the
Electoral Trouble.
Serious Interference with the
Republican Plans.

THE DEMOCRATS ABLE TO CRY HALT r
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-05
First Order of Sale.
Sheriff - Sale of Real
Estate.

The State Of Ohio, Gallia County, S.
Court of Common Pleas.
Douglas Putnam vs.. James II. NJ.
Montgomery and others.
DURSUANT to the command of an
Il order of sale from the Court OF
Common Pleas of said county of Gallia,
and to me directed, will offer for sale
at public auction, ut the front door OF
the Courthouse, in the city Of Gallipo-
lis, in said county, OH
Monday, the 23d day of October, A.
ID. 1876, at the hour of
one o'clock z. NJ.
of said day, the following lands and ten
ements hereinafter described tO-wit:-
The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter, and the northeast, southeast
and southwest quarters of the southeast
quarter of section No. five (5,) in town.
ship No. three 49, of range No. fif-
teen (I5,) of the Ohio COmpany's pur-
chase lin Ohio civil township,) in said
county of Gallia, and State OF Ohio,
containing one hundred and sixty acres
more or less.
Appraised at $l24S 90.
TO be sold rs the property of James III.
M. Montgomery and others, mt the suit
of Douglas Putnam.
Terms of Sale--Cash on day of sale.
Given Under my hand this 2lst day of
September, A. ID. 1876.
CHARLES STUART,
Sheriff G.. e.. o.
LEMUEL PERRY, Atty for Pl'ff.
Sept. 81, 1876.-5w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-05
Sheriff - sale OfReaI
ESTATE.

The State Of Ohio, GaIlio County, &s.
Court of Common Pleas.
Henking, Allemong & Co. VS.. Will
liam Ridgway, ''on cendi erponas."
NOTICE is hereby given that I will
~ offer for sale at public auction at
the front door of the Courthouse, In the
city of Galllpolis, in the county of CAL
liza, and State of Ohio, on
Saturday, the 2lst day of October.
A. ID. 1876, at one o'clock p. NJ.
of said day, the following described real
estate, situate In the southwest quarter
OF section No. l3, township No. 6, range
No. l6, in the county of Gallia, and
State of Ohio, beginning at the bank of
RaccoOn Creek, following the road in a
northwesterly direction to the corner of
lot No. u; thence in southerly lirec-
ton to the line of A. w. Warmers land;
thence along said line to Raccoon Creek;
thence along RaccoOn Greek to the place
OF beginning, except piece twelve feet
wide oil OF the south east end of the
above described tract decided to A. W.
Warner, containing eight and a half
lS1a) acres, more or less, with the privi-
leges and appurtenances thereunto be-
longing.
Appraised at four hundred and fifty
dollars ($45O 0O.)
To be sold as the property of William
Ridgway to satisfy an execution in fa-
vor of Henking, Allemong & Co.
Terms of Sale-Cash on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 2lst day of
September, A. ID. 1876.
CHARLES STUART,
Sheriff G.. G.. D.
d. B. HEBARD, Atty for Pl'ffs.
Sept. 2l, lS76.-5w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-05
First Order of Sale.
SALE OF REAL rs.
TATE.

The State Of Ohio, Ga11ia County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
The Gallipolis Central Building =.
Loan Association VS.. Mosg sui-
R. Matthews and others.
DURSUANT to the command of an
i order of sale from the Court of
Common Pleas of said county of CAL
lia, and to me directed, I will offer for
sale at public auction, at the front door
of the Court House in the city of CALI
polls, in said county of Gallia, on
Monday, the 10th day of October,
A. ID. 1876, at the hour of
1o'clock p. NJ.
on said day, the following described
lands and tenements situate in the city
Of Gallipolis, county of Gallia, and State
of Ohio, to-wit: Beginning fOrty-one
feet from the easterly corner of city lot
No. two hundred and forty-four, (244)
on front street, and thence mt right an
giles with the east line of said lot
from said street to the north line of said
lot; thence westerly along said line of
said lot to the corner of lot sold by
Jonathan Hamilton to one Hopkins;
thence at right angles from said line to
the street; thence up said street to the
place of beginning, situated in the city
of Gallipolis, Gallia county, and State
of Ohio.
Appraised at four hundred dollars,
($400.00.)
10 be sold rs the property of Moses
X, Matthews and others. nj the suit of
the Gallipoiis Central Building and
Loan Association.
Terms Of sale-Cash Oh day of Sale.
Given under my hand this l4th day of
September, A. ID. 1876.
CHARLES STUART,
Sheriff G.. C.. o.
BIRD & ECKER, Atty's.
Sept. II, 1876.-5w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-05
Unconstitutional Is lt7
S4s5,OOO.

A careful examination of the rec
ords of the late Confederate Congress,
show this astounding truth, viz: That
the appropriations for Southern
claims amount to the large sum of
$4S5,OO0. Back of these are two
billions more. Shall we increase the
Nations Indebtedness to pay these?
Let your vote next Tuesday answer.
With the fact staring us in the face
that the Democrats did vote to pay
$4e5, 900 for Southern claims, arising
out Of the war, we cannot afford to
trust them with the handling of the
other two billions or more. Vote so
as to protect the Treasury against
this immense southern raid. NEAL
is the man to guard your rights.