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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
sie gseibtrpirt5idaft In WaiBfasfbn,

Sin GeitenItlG su benz BeIfnop.Niarfb
'i9ens5 5fanbaL, ber befanntIi9 bur6 bic &is
palitdt ber beiben Daunen 1Wiarib unb 8eLs
fnap entfanb, er3ablt Der befannte ouerifanis
i9e SournaLiit Dsnn 9iatt il, ieiner 3eituns
capitol: Gin Stem Oorfer Raufiaann, Sea-
mems 2anaar ber feitbeus geiterbea iif, rp,irbe
Dot lnebrereS. Sabren pesen zines Bau,lwols
IenanIpru68 inn getra9e Don 100000 fIass
boz. Ser Yro5eb uuroe a3a Ieinen @uniten
entf6ieoen, bic Ne9iernn98anwGIte ieoo6 aps
peIItrten an bas Dberbunoes9eri9t. Gbe
absr bic Sa9e 3ur gerbanbluns Tam, ruurbe
Elm Ieffaa gang dbnIi9er Nrt Dor benz Oberz
bunbes9eri9te 5u @uniten bes Rla8ers ents
S6ieben, unb man gLaubte nun angemein, ber
bamali8e General sglnmaIt Wiliaus tper6e
bic Appellation i'm 2amars9 9ro3efe 3urldties
ben. NIs 2arnar aber r,ebrere Wo9en pets
8ebens barouf sewartet bate, reiife er nod
@aibinaton rnb nobnt ben Sen. Beni. s..
Butler a,i ieinem 8e6tsbeiffanbe. 2ln9 woIs
te Ct fid ber Dienfte unb bes ginfIu1ss bes
Ri6ters 8. Dent, 6es Br,lbers ber Srar
Grant uerfi9ern. Sc 8in8 in bei1ea 9aas,
fanb aber, boB ber 8eiu9te bettIageris frani
tuar inb 5i9 unmOBIi9 nit seiddftli9en
Gransactionen befoi1en Tonne. 2anar trua
bann fein NnIie8en ber Srou Sent por unS
uerfprod ibr 5000, tpenn ber Ri9ter ii6
ber Sa1e onnebnaen unb ben @enerals2lns
malt ggiaian,s ueranlaiIen suoQe, ben pro'
3eb aus ben, Dberbunbesaerid auriid3u;iea
ben. Rur3 barauf beiudte Der @eneralsgns
malt NiQtams ben Rranfen, unb sSrau Deni
freste ibn bann pe9en ber Offerte 2antar's
nm 8otb. gtgian,s raeinte, tie iolle bas
Mnerbieten obne 8ebenfen at,nebmen; BET
ProseB mii1e bod ;uridgs3osen ruerbsn, uni
3idter Dent Tonne bic $3.50 ebenio9ui
per6ienen, suie Elm anberer Mbpotat. Daraai
bin S6IoB bann Brau Dent i'm Jiantel ibres
Mannes nit 2amar ben gontraft ab. 9es
anoern Ga8s aber tam bic Srai Grant in
grocer Mufresuns suns 6auie tbres 8rubers
unb er3ablte, bab Srau g8iqianls ii5 bite,
iiber bic 8rau Dent bef9mert babe, inbenl
bieie ibren SomilieneinfiuB basu benubsn
ipone, ben General. .glnwalt snr Rie6erS9las.
uns bes 2amarspro3e1es 3u beffimmen. Sos
fort ididte bann Srau Dent ben gontratt on
2amar 3uriG unb entbanb ibn pon ben Elm;
sesansenen gerpHi9tunsen. 8enise @o'
den fpater aber 3os Generolsglnmalt gSil.
Liams bic Appeuation benno9 surdf ,inb
Ri9ter Dent ruor ura fiinfunb3wanji9tauienb
Dollars armer. Die Wutb ber Sra,t Dent
fannie feiue Gren3en unb iie f9nor ibre1
Setnbin unausl0i9Ii6e Ratbe. DiesmaL
LieB fie ruirtIi6 ben, SamiIieneinfIuB freier
Gpielraum ilns bas 8eiuItat mar, boB gSil.
Itams bon. 8rdiioenten aus benz @abiaet ent'
lofIen parbe. a
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

Das Dberbunbesgeri6t bat tn einer
am Montas absesebenen Gntf6eibang bas
8eieb bes Staates Seem Sort, ilnter tpel9em
felt Sabren pon iebem @inmanberer Elm Ropfs
selb I'M Betrase pon s1.5O erboben pnrbe,
far perfanungsnibris erfIdrt. Das 1T ein
barter S1Iag fit bas ,snter benz Namen
,,gafiIe @arben" befannte Smmi8rations' 'Sns
iitut, mel9es in benz 2opfseIbe feline Saupt'
ginnabmequeqe batte.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

= 2ie 9offnuns, eins 2oiuns BET Binan3s
frase auf benz Basteitpese berbei3uflbren,
tuiro NIT iebem Sage ttGber. Inter beiben
parteien berri6en iiber biefe i9mierise Srase
bic abuei6snbiten Nnftdten ,,nb bic aufges
fteIlten Tbeorien Fnb 10 3abIrei9, baB man
Dor lauter 8aumen ben WaIb nt9t mebr iiebt.
8ubem ruiirbe cine pom Sauie paifirte Sinanss
BID faum bic 3uitimm,lns bes Senats ober
bic nnteri6rift bes BraFbenten erbaIten.
g8ie es beibt, bemibt man ft9 in Waibinss
ton, eine yunparteiiide" Sinanabiq su Stan6e
3u brinsen, wofiir man bic 1nterfiiisung pon
MitsIiebern beiber Barteien es5offt. 8ie
aber unb auf tpeI9er Bafis btes Runitfad
fertis sebra6t uerben foII, bariiber Fno bic
Gelebrten nod ni6t einis. QBenn Der Booen
ausseiosen TT. bann beIfen feline Tbeorien,
ioneern es mnB ,Miit ber", tpie iener pets
ftdnsi8e Yfarrer iaste.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

ssgine @reenbad Maiiensgonoens
tiom 1T auf ben 6. ApriI na1 Columbus bes
rufen wOrben. Sn benz auf cine poftarte
sebrudten gircuIare bsibt es, baB ouf bieier
gonuention MitteI 5us abbaIfe ber Sinan3notb
beratben uno benz @on9reb babin8ebenbe
gmpfeblunSen setna@t ruerben ioGert, vum
bic oarnieber Iiesenben @emerbe bes 2anbes
Az beben".
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

8 2ew gort, ~. Mar3. - U. Gofftn, Der
frtbers actiue Biee.9rdliSent ber 9ltIantic u.
pacific @iienbabn, erflart bsute, baB bic son3e
@sidi6te, mad meI6er F6 senator Tburs
mon on elmer onsebIi9en gerf9w0rans be-
tbeiIi8t baben fou, um bur9 ansebibrIi9e
MitteI in 1872 unb 1873 3pei 2anbSrants
far iene 8abn i'm @onsreB 3u paiFren, Elm
2igengemebe iei.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

.
- 11eber au,erifanii9e 3e9tspfIese unb
ibre Soften i9reibt bic ''Post and MaiI' in
gbicaso, Suinois: 500
vMon bebauptet NIT Beaiuamtbeit, 8at'
cod babe fit feline 8ertbeibisunS $4,000
ausgeaeben, unb ba ct einent ein3igen ieiner
aabIreiden MnnaIte $4,000 beaablte, 10 lit bic
Mngabe iebr pabrI9einIitb. SeIbft on8es
non,men, Babcod lei tpirfli6, rpie ber @abrs
fpru6 bebauptet, uni@dIoi9, 10 erfiebt man
aus biefen 3ablen iebenfaas, NIT tueI6'
fardtbaren S1mieristeitea utbemitteIte
Mtanner Dor unieren @sri9ten gu fdmpferl
baben. Menn ber MnsetIaste ni9t Elm sans
aes 0ermDsen flr MnrpdIte unb 1eniti8s So.
ften su peroasgaben bat, 10 bat er II, S6Qeis.
in rueIden Der 8erfOIsun8 betra6tIi6e @elbs
mitteI gu @ebote itebetl ruenis AusT6t, Der
Berurtbsiluns Su entgeben. SO i6redIi9
perwideIt unb fonipieIt9 iii bic Wlaidinerie
bes 6eiebes, baB 8ieIe, tpeI6e sere9ten
@runb baben, bic @ere9tigfeit iim SiIfe 3u
bitten, ii9 niernaIs Dor 9eri9t rpasest, ,.nb
gieIe, bic fi9 por Geri1t ipagen, NIT su
@ruabe seri6tetem &ufe unS 8erm0gen aus
benz 6eri6te fotnnen, pdbrenb ber rei9e
Sdurfe ft6 bes Triumpbes freut, peI9en
ibm iein @eIb, ber Gere6ti8feit unb @abrs
belt gum 9rose, perIdofft bat. Wabsf9eins
LTD If iebe 6offnuns ouf 8erbsferins unies
rer iebisen SutiB persebIi9, BET tpeIder bic
peIIfe BOtie Die Ba9i6aIe gum Stnfen brinSt
unb bic Ma8i9aIe ber llni9uIO emporf9neat,
rpenn bic anbere Maef6aIe pom 8eIbe ME.
berseBosen suirb. Aber man ioate ,penis.
ftens ni6t uersefeu, bab Elm seri6tIi6eS llra
tbeiI nidt INNER Elm Sere9tes iit anb baf
cine giense S9urten ftraflos rpssfomntt,
rpabrenS 70 nsander llnf9uIbise i'm Rerter
fault"
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

- 9ie Gepublifaner Don GoIebo pafiirs
ten in ibrer Convention 8ef6Iifie, peI9e ii9
fir ben Bioerruf bes Baar3abIungsseieses,
9e8en iebe Contraction Der @reenbafs erflds
rem, uno welde bie berit6tiSte @reenbads
plattforn, Der &epabIitoner Don Snbiana
nod au tiberbieten iuden. l1nb ouf bieier
plattform enpfeblen bic Toleboer &epublis
taner Sapes als BraFbentidaftss ganbibaten.
Sen. @arp nnb Sen. Tom. guins fonnten
ebenfo gut barauf ftehen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

: Ser Goauerneur pon galifornier bat
bic Biu ber Geietsebuns unterfdrieben,
meI9e Weiberprasler nit 6fentEider Muss
peitf9nns befraft. Die gDeiberpraselei
t.uB int GolbIanbe fart dberbanb Senpmnen
baben, baB man fol6' Elm barbarif@es @eies
flr notbuenbis eradtet. Sin Bunbess@ @eies
aur Muspeitidung ber 6ffentIi9en Spibbuben
m59te 3ur Steuer ber Corruption aud iebr
beiliam fein.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

Bie ber 2eIer aus benz 3eusenperb0s
eriiebt, babem bic MiIitdrsS sSdnbIer aud til1'
tig 3u ben republitanii6en lBablaussaben
beifeuern n.aiien. Die repnblitanii4e Yars
tei.gonmittee in Maibinston bielt ibnen ben
RIinseIbeuteI 10 berb unter bic glaie, bab tie
bIeden muBten, rnenn iie pon Grant nibt
fert9eia8t weroen pouten.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

= Die Bin far bic Neorsanifation Der
Grnee, uelbe iett ben. gonsrefIe uorEiest
oermtnbert ni9t Die 3abl ber Eruppen, pobI
aber bic 3abI ber Resimenter inb i6afft
etpa 200 Ibesf[aiFse Offi5iere al unb bes
ftimmt, bab Der General Der Ir,nee in Sries
bens5eiten fein 9auptquartier 1t, 8aibinston
baben fol. SuttIer uno @arniionsbdnbIer
foaen 3ueIf BON einem Berpaltingsratb unz
ter @enebmi8uns bes Generals Der Armee
en,pfoblen uno oann uons 8riessiecretar er>
nant,t rperben.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

- Inter ben repubIitanii1en Bolitifern
berrfdt srobe ltn5ufriebenbeit barlber, baB
8omperne,tr Gapes bei ieinen grnennungen
Bis iett bic Wefern Reierpe san3li6 abers
sansen bat. 1lnb es 8iebt bod 10 uiele Yas
trioten int Ra{epierteI!
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

= 11niere Geietsebuns bat bic Bil gum
@eiebe erboben, rueI@e bas @omptroIlerssNmt
abfdafft i,nb bic Muffi9t iiber bas 5taatss
baus an ben Generally Abiutanten iibsrtrast.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

Derb nnb unter l1nitanben au9 srob tpie
gobnenfrob 1T Der alte Seder, bas muB
man ibm laiien. SrSenb Sen,anb bate ibn
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

& gLeueLanb bat ge9enuartig eine CUTE
goIi;ei, ia, wie ber bortise yWa9ter" uers
Rdert, erfreute ii9 bic Gtabt nienanIs elmer
beiIeren 8oIi3eis8erwaltuns; aber iie iit bez
mofratifd mnb bas iif IN ben Augen unies
rer repubIitanii6en @eIebgeber Elm 9roBes
gerbre1en bas ausserottet uer6en niiiB.
1Inb 70 baben iie benn eli, @eies fir bic r8es
organization ber BoIisei non glepelanb" !, min
iaser, Elm Geieb 3,sr 6inoastuerfuns ber Dez
nofraten, paiftrt. Omar lberIdbt es bos
neue @eies nod SndoisIi6 ben 8lrsern, bic
aeuen PoIi3eis@ @onui1dre ielbf au tudbler,
neil ber Antras, bic grnennun8 bieier 8es
amten benz @ouuerneilr 3u iibertra8es, benn
bod Az pieI b6Ies 8Iut erre8te, iinb ner.n bic
Bhrser Don gIepeIonb Hug t,nb iinparteiif9
genn8 Fnb, bann rp6bIen iie bic se8enwdrtiSe.i
PeIiseis gonmiiIdre tpieber un6 f6Iagen ben
repubIifaniiden @eiebsebern Elm S6nipp6en,
pon &edtsne8en. llebriges.s ift es nerts
pIrbis, baB ,niere repubIifanii6en 9eiesses
ber ben glepeI6n6ern bas &e6t ber @rrpabs
lung ibrer Boli3eisG GemmiGdre oi,sertrouet,,
w6brenb ite bic @incinnatier Gls flnmiinbiae
bebanbeIn, bte total unfabis iinb, btes @e'
idaft 3u beIorsen unb baber itrter bic 8ors
tnnnbf9aft beS @onuerneurs Sefeli
uerben nitfIen. Die gincinnatter ioIten,
i'm bur9bobten6em Gef1bIe ibrer flnpIrbi9'
teit, ibr 9aupt nit Ai9e beffreuen, nod Sc.
ri6o austpanbern unb ii9 bort ben Bart
tuodien Iaifen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

- Sas BerbSr Ses gr=@eionbten S6end
begann seftern Dor benz Neutrality-suspicious.
mtttee. @ @
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

BGr Die repubIitaniI6en Yarteisslbrer
unb Blatter bteten augenbIidltb ibren 0an3en
Bib auf, nm bic Mufmerfiamteit bes 8oItes
BON benz 8eltnap.69pinbeI ab3uIenten. Gin
beliebtes MitteI au bieiem 8ued beitebt baria,
bab fte cine Ntafe Berbd9tisun8en gesen
berporra8enbe Semefroten ausitremen. gs
1T ibnen gar ni9t borun 3u tbun, bieie bins
terliitigen MnipieIun9en bur9 8epeiie su bes
8riinoen; uenn e8 ibnen tur 9eIingt, bic
6fentIi9e NeinunS einfmeiIen bonit su be-
f6dfti8en ,ino s,t - nertnirren, 10 bdben lie
tbren gonaen 3ped errei1t. @egen bic be-
taofrattf9en grdfibenti9aftss s@anbioaten GiI>
ben pon Stem gort unb Senbrids Don Snbiona
ftnb f6on felt eini8en Io9en berartt9e 0erz
ba9ttsunSen in llmlauf Seiebt rpor6en unb
nun fu6t f6lieBIi9 au9 bier lnb bort Elm
republifaniI9eS ParteibIatt, freiLi9 Bis iebt
nod san3 i6G5tern, feIbft ben boben Ruf
unieres q. 9. Sburman b,sr9 bic binters
IiitiSe glnipieluns 3u untergraben, oIs babe
er it6 bur9 cine unSebGbrlidbe ,See" in
elmer @iienbabntIage corrupter 8etie Bee
ret9ert. 3ur Wteoerlegung bieier srunbIos
fen 8eroadti9ung eines Senators, Der in oHen
perantwortIiden Steaunsen, 3u ueI9en tbn
bos 8oIt berief ii6 ben gtamen zines ebrs
li9en Wtannes bewabrte, 1T es Bios n0tbis,
bic folSenben 8emerfunsen bes Cincinnati
Commercials ab3ubruden. Ser Commercial
1T elmer Der sefdbrli6fen unb beftisften @ess
ner Der bemotratii9en Rartei aber er bat
bod gbre senus i'm 2eibe, I'M 1eIbft einem
@esner 8ere9tisfeit ruiberfabren 3u IaHen.
Ser Commercial bate namIi9 bic 8er6dbs
tisun8 Se8en 9errn 1burman abseorudt, fane
ii4 aber SenOtbist, bieieIbe slei6 am ns9fen
Wtsrsen bur6 ben foISenoen GrtiteL 3u ruibers
rufen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30
(glas benz Cincinnati Commercially
Cine @eri@tiauna.

SIN Bstreff elmer ansabe, bic pon einem
semeinen unb fcanbaI6fen SonntassbIatte
semadt unb 3ufdlis sefern i'm Commercial
ab8ebruft wuroe, oaB nanIi9 Senator Tburz
man far feline 9ienite in einem &IasefaIIe
Der atlantic unb Greet 8eFtern @ifenbabn
100000 erbaItert baben mir 3u fagen, baB
bic 9an3e 9eidi9te aif cine 3tgeIIpfe,
aus d weifenbe MiBrepraientation
binausIduft unb upn ben Ebat1a9en adn;s
lid abpei6t. GeneraI Geo. g. Wc@IeIs
Ian, @m. Butler Duncan nnb ALLEN
@. Sburman ruaren niGt bic Mbpptatert
ionbern bic Trufees ber AtEantic anb
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1876-03-30

ipIuaaii6en Sta6t6en 8opertomn ersabIt eiD
ne Gnefbote aus benz 2eben George Wafbine=
toms, ruona9 ber ,Qater Ser 2eDubIip einft
cine, wenil aud nur iebr fur8e, beutg9e 8ebe
geboIten bate. BdTbington iibernadtete am
ID. Goueatber 1898, aliO 3ur 9eit ieiner
Brditbenti9aft, in oem idOnen pennfnIpaniI6s
beutI9en Stdbt9en 8onlels6orf i'm gountn
Berfs in YennipIuanien. Die bieberen
DeutI9.BennfpIuanter iener @eaeuS uberreis
ten benz Safe foIsenbe Gbreiie: gs8
ySbre Grceuena! W01ten Sic u,,Iere ouf
Danfborteit unb Siusebuns beruben6en Sre,,s
benbe3eu9u18en in bieSen gllfIi9en Auaens
bIide, ba nit uns ber per55nIiden @eaens
ruart Don Sbrer @reeIIen3 erfreuen, In ssbrer
Gnseborener uno Semobnten Site anaunebs
men beIieben. Die fLugen unb NIT 9IadLis
9en grfoI8en Ssfr6nten Sboten, bic Sic uns
ter benz G9ute be8 aaerb61Ttea Weiens in
benz Iebten gIorrei9en Rrieoe ausqefahrt hos
BEN, Johann 6a8 Slid anS bic 8ufriebenbeit.
bic mir irnter Sbrer 8e8ierans Ieitber in sSries
oensjeit 9enieBen, ,inb bas Ieste 10 ipobI iibers
Ie8te uao TN Se6ten 8eitplntte enlpfubIene
NeutraIitdtss sSpRem - Ssobnt oIIe Usenfden
aafs 9leue sur So9a9tuns unb Siebe eeaen
Sic. 9ie ginnobner bieier gegen6 uer6en
ME unterIofen Ianses 2sben unb geIunb.
belt uot @ott fir Sic 5it erbitten. /"
aRaibin9tor antmortete barauf In beutT6er
Sprocbe bie feIgenben Morte:
yDte Mufmerfiamteit, bic Sic mir er,eis
lett, unb Der 8eifaII fiir t1teine 8euabuneen,
3euabrt mir bas srObte 8erSnaSen. =
Gin Be3po8eI anb ba3u Elm barts
1aGtSer. gon Gofton, Nostban,pton
soantp, Beunip!uanien, rpirb bas ToIeenbe
5emelbet:: Gines Ta8es ber IeBten Mcde fam
.its 8auerstnanis in @ast's M1beIitore unb
'aufte ,inter anberet Sa6er, aud einen Spies
3eI fiir 8 Dollars, ben er bebutfant ouT cine
IN ieinem Ma8en befinbli9e 2ounae Ieate
inb fortfubr. @r mar aber nod nIebt melt
3efabren, oIs bos S@atteIn bss @asens ben
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-09-07
OTHER MATTER

John Il. Reynolds was appointed
guardian of Mary s. Reynolds, minor
heir of James Eblen, deceased.
r. B. Mcleod, executor of the last
will of John Waddell, deceased, hled
his first account.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-09-07

thing of tliisIis probably due to the
fact that was confined to my quar-
ters that day; as stated, and the next
day we moved to open the Shenan-
doah campaign, where the whole mat
ter was soon forgotten, in the more
stirring events. have no doubt but
for the wonderful condolences in the
case, we should all have had no further
thought of it whatever. 1t is the
most preposterous nonsense to sup
pose that General Hayes, soldier of
the strictest honor, with a brilliant
record to hand down for the inheri-
tance of children he loved so tender
ly, could have sullied his honor and
furnished his fame in doubtful mon
ey transaction covering the pitiful
sum of four hundred doll lrs. Chap
lain Harper charges nothing of this
kind, and the men who are charging
it upon the assumed authority of his
statement, insalt the intelligence of
every man who has ever known Gen
eral Hayes. / did not mean to saw
one word that could look like ''de-
fense' of General Hayes, but indig-
nation has get little the better of
me.
The three statements given above
are in the language of the gentlemen,
great care having been taken to get
their exact words. These should GER
tainly be sufficient to forever put an
end to this story as campaign docu-
ment. 1t was shin when it was start
ed, but under the light of the evi-
dence presented above, and the direct
statements made by these gentlemen,
has become the merest gas of cam
paign Misrepresentation. CURT.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-09-07
For the Gallipolis journal

Farmers are all through thrashine
out their wheat. There was an average
yield, and the quality good.
Oats below average and very light.
The corn crop promises to be an aver
age yield, but not as good as last year.
Hay was excellent and mostly saved
in good order.
Good demand for cattle and hogs, but
not many to be found.
There is no Hayes Club in this town.
ship, nevertheless old Greenfield is all
right.
We had an election of Justice of the
Peace on the 18th day of July, A. D.
1876, which resulted in the reelection of
Squire Rose by large majority.
Some two weeks ago we observed in
the Bulletin an article purported to be
written by some fellow calling himself
"Pig IrOn," in which the author impli-
Gates that there was a "ring" or combi-
nation formed, who labored energetic
ally for the defeat of Squire Rose.
As we were not personally hinted al
in the above named article, we will not
make reply, but simply state that the
author was n,isinf0rmed, or wrote from
personal malice. As the two persons
alluded to did not particularly concern
themselves about the election; neither
were they more "obsequious" to Squire
Rose after the election than before.
DESOTO.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-09-07
From the Alexandria (Mo.) CONNER
cial.
A Model Farm--What Pluck and
Enterprise Will DO.

A Model Farm--What Pluck and
Enterprise Will DO.
In two hours ramble one day last
week, over the extensive farm OF
William j. Young, one mile south of
Luray, we were surprised at the i'm
provcments he had made during the
past few years-he now having one
of the largest and best farms in Clark
county. He has six hundred acres in
one body, lying north of the Wya-
conda, 440 acres of which are under
fence; this, l25 acres are in meadow,
so in corn and the remainder, with
the exception of large orchard, in
pasture. The 160 acres not under
fence, is covered with good, heavy
timber and is just north of the wy
aconda.
1t Is one of the best stock farms in
the county, being sheltered by timber
on the north, west and south, and
having an abundance of good water
and pasture.
The farm is well stocked with horses,
cattle, sheep, hogs, etc, etc, all of
which are in good condition, and
would sell any<day for their cash
value. His hogs are all full f-bleeded-
Berkshires, are beauties every one of
them, and never fail to take from
one to three premiums when exhib-
tied at our county fairs. He has 125
head. Says he has tried the poland
china breed and finds them bogus in
the fattening pen, and that the corn
it takes to fatten them will sell for
more than the hogs after the corn is
fed them.
The house is a substantial two
story frame, seven rooms anda cellar.
The orchard is several acres in ex-
tent, is in good trim and contains all
the different varieties of fruit, such
as apples, pears, peaches, plums, cher
ries, grapes, currants, etc.
He recently purchased farm north
of Luray, but being offered 1900 the
next day for his bargain, disposed
of it.
He now owns and rents five dwell
lings and store house in Luray, sew
eral he having recently built.
Mr.. Young has worked, traded for
and made all Of this within the past
few years, and it is with pleasure that
we make brief mention of his sue
cess.
Mr.. YoUNG is well known by many
of our citizens, and with pride looks
back to his Gallia Co. home. He is
a brother of Miss BARBARA YOUNG
and Mrs A c. HucHEs of our citu
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-09-07
Probate t,ourt.

Judge KENT furnishes us the follow
ing statement of the business of the
Probate Court for the past week, to-wit
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
L. v. Linear and Josephine Blanken-
ship.
William III. Hurin and Susanna Rerns.
David r. Davies and Amelia Lewis.
William Fl. Bowen and Susan G. Christy,
George w. Viney. Jr., and Anna M.
Written.
James Snyder and Mary Frazier.
One omitted by request.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
Tuesday, April Is, 1876.

A large consigD ment of FOREIGN and DO
NJ ESTIC DRY GOODS, consisting of west IF
England. French and German Broad and Mar
row Wooden Cloths. of all shades and coiors
French, English and Scotch Fancy Tweeds and
Cassimercs, Furback, Moscow and Esquimaux
Beavers, Chinchillas, Vestings Coakings, Sc
also Scotch, French and German Palsy Cash.
mere, Queensland, Ottoman Lace and other
fashionable and desirable Shawls, Swiss Not
tingham Laces &c, &c.
DRESS GOODS in great variety. such rs
heavy Black and Colored Silks, satin:, Irish
and Lyons Pop!ins all wool Merinoes, Delsnes,
;5&taen Cloths. Serges, Elegant Imported Plaids,
Alpacas, Empress Cloths, &c, &C.; u very rich
and rare assortment of Lyons Silk Velvets,
Velveteens and fine Plush Suitings, Prints,
Bleached and Unblosched Cot.ons from and 3
yards wide, large line of English and Ameri-
can Blankets, Flannels, Ladies', Gents and
Chldren's Hosiery, Gloves, SC, together with
Il very choice and we'll selected stock OF Velvet
Brussels, Administer, Tapestry and Ingram
CARPETINGS, RUGS, &c, &C., from me-
dunn to finest Imported Marseiles and Turkish
Quilts and variety OF othe; goods too numer.
Gus to mention.
gs- Sales to continue from day to day until
the entire stock is disposed Of
The whole to be sold without reserve, in lots
TO suit all for cash.
Sales commence daily at 10 q. m, and and
u p. m.
Washington, ap 15-1m
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1876-04-21
ByC. ". Green, Auciioneer.

TRUSTEES' SALE OF REAL ESTATE
4 Default having been made for six success
sive months in the pay ment If the sem-nontny
in.ta ments secured to the "Alexandria Coop
era:ive Building association of Alexandra,
Va by the deeds Of trust herclnat'r mention
ed and the Board OF Directors Of the said ASso
citation having requested in writing sale OF tho
property thereby conveyed, the undersigned,
by virtue Of the decd of trust from George
Washinst,n, coored, and wife to them. dated
August - h 1872 recorded in book 2, folio 3d.
and the deed o, trust from said Washington and
wife 10 them dated January 18Th. 1873 recorded
in book = folio $50, will, ss the trustees therein
named ~ twelve . clock m. on oAIU kDA1,
April I'D, 1876, in front OF the Market House
on Royal street, in alexandria, Va. olnr Tor
sale, By public auction. all that LOT or Ga
BRICK HOUSE thereon on the west side Of
Royal street, between King and Prince streets,
having front of 70 feet 81 inches more or less
and extending back about IS feet inches
The amount due the said ASSOCIATION l.
S5Z7 s. with = per cent interest from March
9th, 1876.
For n more particular description of the said
property sno the title which the under lXncd
will sell and convey, reference is hereby made
to the said deeds o: trust.
Terms Of Sale: One third OF the purchase
money in cash and the residue in SIX and twelve
months with per cent interest, secured by the
purchasers bonds, with personal surety, ana
deed of trust on the property sold-the pu'-
chaser t. pay the cost # c,nveyanclng and nave
the privilege OF cashng the sale or paying the
bonds before due.
For further information apply to d. L.
SMOOT, Attorney for said Association.
GEO. II. ROBINSON,
JNO B. SMOOT, Trustees.
mh2D.s THOMAS PERRY