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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-21

iesunsen pflesen, nod Itegt es uns an,
0ieieniaen unlerer Qeler. tpel6e Sinn
nno 0ernunft 6arin finben, au belebren.
Gteieniaen, auf petbe Ques, mas
@arl S9ura nn6 lGmntlt3e 3urebs
n~ungsfabige beuti6e 3~eitunsen bes
2an6es lber bic @elofrage gefa9t
baben, feiaen Gin6rud gema6t bat,
fonnten mir bod ni6t iber3eugen,--uu6
10 unterlafen mir lieber aub ben Sers
iu9.-@er ba glau6t, Dab unper3tnSlt6e
3tDangsanletbc19eine eine ebrli6e Nbs
3abIun9 fir per3insli6e S6ulonerl6reis
bungen, uno oGB beioe, glei6piel III nell
der Wten8e lie ausgegeben meroen, glet9s
tDertbig nit ibrem 9fenntpertbe in Wtetals
GELD iito,-mit Dem lit 10 nenig 5I re6s
ten, tpie nit Semen, Der oas GtnmGleins
fir 2I9e erfidrt.
SpaBbaft aber lit, boB in bemielben
Queenblide, mo- III 9eutiblanb Die ames
rifauii6e 80 rangers Bartet" ais
cine 8efGmpferin 81 oes Yapteri6tplns
bells bon eintgcn 0uBeno nfermarttl3er
uno pommerI6er @rafen uno Sreiberret
aur yta6abmun9 empfo6len tpiro, otele
nGmIihe @ranger>Y artei Die alertre6lte,
allerbl0oitnutglte ~umtpanolung ales
@eIoes in unber3tusli6e, nneinlos@
ItGe Observation-Disclosures gum 9atptS
iab ibres @laubensbefeuntnIlies ma6t.
0aB Die vunabbdngtgen" bduerll6en
8Ie6l1mieoe nibt bic entfernteite 3offz
nung oarauf baben. I'M Staate Salncts
cine StimmenlnebrDett gu %getptnnen, bee
bari faum elmer 0emerfung. Sic blloen
IeoigIi9 cine VreiiaaGr, tDelde gegen
angemeiiene @%uti6Gbigung tDre Oten1te
ben beioen 8arteten, Der republication
tpie Der oenofratii1en, CUR 8erfigung
fteut. @el1e Don beioen am meilten Gin
3uaeItGnoniiien al ben 8Looitnn) btetet,
bat Die runabbdngigen" Ble@bauern.
Sb ir9eno elne BON beioen IS Der NtuDe
fir tpert6 Dalten ipiro, ein NngebOt 3u
MAIDEN, bIeibt Dor Der 9ano oabinges
fteut. Die Yer1u6ung oaSu Iiegt am
n69lten bel Der oemofratil1en Hartet,
neil pieie bis Dor tpenigen Sabren i'm
Staote in elmer fIGeli6en Wtinoerbeit
mai uno III oieler BeSiebIng alio ut6ts
gu berIieren, fonoern nur au g%etptnnen
bat. 0or aipet Sabren bate fi9 Die bes
motratil1e BarteI, urn bic unterltiisung
Der nit ibrer eigenen Yartei un3ufrieoez
men gepubIifaner 5u ge:utnnen, CUR Nns
naDme zines our6ne9 ge1unoen, DernInfs
tisen unb ebrli6en Notwithstanding
les beitintmen Iafien. 9o9 audi oamals
i6on Iiebduselte ite oufs beftt9ite nit
ben u@rangers", ben Ble6bauern uno
bat it6 iettoem nt6t 10 benommen, baB
fte iih nod itarfe Soffnungen auf bte
!6Ilfe %berienigen un3ufrieoenen Republis
faner MAIDEN f0nnte, Die i'm Sabre 1874
nit ibr 9anb in 9ano gingen, 90 DGre
IS mitbin gar nt6t 3u permunbern, penn
fie bas Metitsebot auf bic Stimmen Der
punabbdngi9en" P%apterboIoe mo6te.
SeLbitnerftGnpli6 miirDe alsbant, felbit
ipenn Die Nepublifaner Elm Winoergebot
sema9t bdtten, Oenienigen, mel9e IT'D
bon Der repubItfanti@en Bartei getreunt
batter, neil bieie ibren g~tatiouaIpros
grammen BON 1868 uno 1872 untreu gez
tporben mar, ni6ts anoeres iibrig blets
ben, ols in Der repubItfanii6eu Partet
bas fletnere bon atuei lIebeln gu pGbIen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-21

General Orb, Der 8%efebIsbaber Der
1ntonstruppen in EeTas, bat 1ebt benz
2lusi9ulfe, tueI6en bus NattonatSI bges
orbneteubaus 3ur RrIfung Der peft=
terani19en@renstpirren etniebte, peri6ns
Ii1 MufI6luB iber bieleIben gegebeu.
9taturIi6 ent6aIten bic Wittbetlungen
bes Gen. Orb rieI bereits Befanntes;
cher fie beiagen aud WeleS unb gum
SbeiI Grltaunli1es. 0as Bemertens=
tuertbefte lit Tolgenoes:
RaubaIae fommen am Hio @ran6e
beina9e tGglid Dor uro IS lit unm6glt9,
ibnen nit Der unbeoeuteroen Srnppens
ma6t ginbaIt gu tbnn. Der Gto @ranoe
lelbft bat fi6 init ben WRi1etbGtern Ders
f6poren. Gr Gnoert bebarrli6 ben
SGuf ieines S~abrtpaners. Sobalo ober
onr6 cine iol6e Qenoerung lid etne
Sn1el pbee elm Qanoltreifen IN oeY NG6e
bes amerifanilden ufers biloet, lalien
1i6 Wsritaner 0araut ntcoer unb 6e>
baupten, baB lie iib oaie1bit auf meritas
nii6em @ebiete ~befGuben. Inter oieiem
goruanoe tpeigern f:e ii6, an oas eieentz
Ii6e meritanii6e lIfer 5uriid5utebrem.
0tefe Observation-Disclosures (squatters)
lino 6ie bette 0iiLfe Der eigenfli1en
@ren3ltroI6e uno GGuber unb MAIDEN
pie 8etdmpfung nnb Sernbaltuns hers
ielbe1 nod i6tpieri9er.
Die Bnnbestruppen am &io @ranoe
beiteben 9r0Btentbeils aus gesern, aber
ni6t II ti1tt9en, ionbern aus Der
11llmmiten Nrt BON gtegern unlerer
S%uo!taaten. Gs lit 10 i6limm nit oies
len SerIen, baB oerbetratbete tpeiBe
Sffi3tere, tueIGe ibre TamtLien III Der
9egeno oes &io Granoe BEL it9 baben,
li9 i9euen mIiien, ibre Srauen uno
So6ter alein gu Iaffen. Die 3mbringz
lt9teiten uno @emetnbeiten bteler farbi=
gen Soloaten ri6ten fib aud gegen bic
aut benz ~merttaniiden ufer mO6nenoen
u1erifauil9en SamiIien uub eeben &nlaB
81 ptel UttBltimmungeH unb St0rungen.
&ob! gtebt IS IN &eTas ieIbt pieIe Yses
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-21

mad englii6:amerifanii@em &e6te elm
ftraTbares Ser9eben. obtaining
credit as a nation under false pre-
lenses" lit elm 8er9eben, befien lid
bte8er. Staten fortuGbrenO
i6uIbtg a d en-. inoem lie fid ais
cine xRattou" bur1 Ge1anbte pertres
ten Ial1en, mGbren6 tie (bie Bereintgs
ten Staaten, b. +. bic 8 . s regie.
rung) our6aus ni1t in Der Sage iino,
Dem NusIanoe g%egeniiber Die Ytlihten
@ouen un6 fouen Die Ser. Sraaten
70 mliien iie aud in Der Gage ietn, ents
tpsoer iid gu allen @epalttbaten unb
Decentralization. Die auf ibrem Sc:
btete segen 2In9eb0rige frember 0atios
ne,1 periibt tperben. gu befennen unO Die
8erantuortuug oafitr au lbernebmen,
ooer S6aoeneriaB oafiir al Ieilten. Nber
in @trtlt0teit tbun fie tpebsr bas cine,
nod bas anbere. = Su iebem Gtnz
3eI It a Der l1nion f0nnen Mus>
ldnoer m%iBbanbeIt berau6t ODER
ermorbet tueroen obne bab es Der
8 b 6 re9ierung einfGut, bic 8er=
antportung ooer Gnti9Gotgun9ssGer
pftbtung oafur 3u ii%bernebmen. 9o6>
items vbebauert" iie, baB iolde
Otnge 9eideben itnb, aber weoer CUR
Seitrafung Der S6ulbi9en. nod our @rs
itattung 3ugefii9ten S9abens bat iie bic
0ta1t.
9a benz 10 lit, 10 baben bic Ser. Staas
ten our6auS tetnen @runD, 1tb in bies
fem bun6ertiten Sabre ibres Beitan oes
Der @slt als cine vNation" aufau>
idpinoeln. Sic iinb eine Nation unb
Deroen feline iein, TO Ian9e ite nidt Dem
NuSlonoe ee9eniiber cine 81 e6tseins
bell bariteaen, oeren &ertretung [8un=
oesregierung] I'M Stanbe lit, auf benz
gan3en @ebiete Der Ser. Staaten bic
AusIbung bes &e6ts g~eseniiber
ben NngebOrieen anoerer 9tationen aw
beittmmen uno tpeI6e fir bic Ser
dammit bieier Nusiibuns bes 9te6ts
Derantmortlt@ TIT. Wenn man
metnt, bieie &e6tseinbeit oaour6 3u be<
ptrten, baB man, Die engIii6e @rammattt
DOT ben aopf i6la9eno. iagt: THE
United States isl, anitatt: THE United
States are" 10 bege9t man bamit u
etnen tDeiteren S6minoel. DAB Die
United States ni6t uis", ionbern ARE"
mirb fldrIi6 genu8 benteien bur6 bic
l1nfGbtefett Der Regierung Der United
States, 9enugtbuung fit bic Mtlietbas
ten zines einseInen r~state" au geben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-21

Briefe bes Sopce, tportn ct BON @orres
fponbenaen unb 2cirartiteIn ipri1t, bic
er 3ur gertbeibieun9 Der @rantihen
Megierung an neri6iebene 8Idtter in
Mi1ourt u. (. 10. geri6tet babe, iino feits
Der bon Der GertbeiOisuns Ba6cOd's ben
@ei1porenen bor9elegt poroen:)
90 nenig tpte 8abcod ielbft, babsn
Treuabe beffeIben ben BrGftoenten gu bes
tpe9en 9eiu6t, S6ritte gegen PIE Nns
fIage Babcod's au tbun. Sb Dabeod
bel Nnoeren iolhe~ GerIu9e gelEdht,
meiB Der Brdiibert .nidt. .
Bobcod Bat benz RrGlioenten Die IN Der
Nnflage entbnltenen Oepei9e1 a,sT be-
i~riebisenbe Beiie erfldrt.
0ies oas MeieMtttbe Der BON prdits
bent Grant NIT groBter 8sittmmtbeit
aemahten Q~usiasen..
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-21
Sic S,nnabbdn9t0enV4

0ds Short rreiner 8I0olinn" tpirb
oft acknowledgements auf QeuBerungen
NIB @nt19lieBungen angetDenoet, in
tpeL6en Der BIooiinn immerbtn nod nit
elmer, tpenn aud nod TO fLeinen 8ei=
mii6uns BON gernunft berfGIf6t lift. -
Aber in bic @efabr, es uugere9t uno
fdlI6Ii6 5u gebrau9en. gerGtb mon
ni9t, tDenn man es 0uf bic Bel6IIfle
Der au Decatur ab9e6aItenen Staatsners
fammlung BON III nab5Gngigen"
Go. b. BON 8ernunrt, Gbre uno Gbrltds
felt ~1nabbdneigen) antDenoet. DEM
biefe Bef6liRe, 10 melt iie ii9 alf bic
aroBe rationale 2~ebensfrage besie6en,
iino rpirfli6 Der refine, bur6 feline Spur
Don Sinn perfGli9te 8lOoitnu, bas
uuperfGli6te Ble6.
@as file nerIangen 1T, tura unb 16Ie6t,
baB feline @Idfebr our .9oIomGbrung
ftattfinoe, boB ale Jt1tionaIbauten our6
nnber3inSli9e Observation-Disclosures bes
Bunoes erieBt neroen; oaB oie1e3pangss
nnletbei6etne fir @eI6 erflGrt uno in
allen Sablungen , Gu9 'tur Gtnfubrs
30ae n fir 3inlen oer BInoesners
f6reibungen ais gIei6De:tbtg nit Wtes
taHgelo angenommen peroen louen; enos
LID baB IS ieoerseit ben Snbabern 1older
Observation-Disclosures freifteben lou, bies
ielben in Observation-Disclosures urn3uie1
Ben, bic 1896 aufs 9unbertl 3tnien in
Observation-Disclosures tragen.
9lrn giebt IS in Der 8eIt 8ebauptun>
oeu uuo S~oroerun9en, Iber Die maj
itretteu, anDere, Iber bic mNn Mot
}~treiten fam. 8euu Senanb nit aIer
Wa6t bebauptet, boB 2 nal 2 9Let6 II,
ODER oIei9 SO, Ober 81 lei, 10 f~treites
ris nidt nit ibm, ionbern lagt it9 99ra
ffiQ unb rubtg, baB ma einen SlO0fins
!,iasn Dor ft@ babe, @eraoe 10 ssbt es
mig nit ben oo~rltebenben Sdsen: @eoer
mir feIbft barber ANSeInonoers
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-21

ben: bic na6folsenbe Guswanberuns bes eiMen
oOer anSeren GbeiIes ma1t es bann Itt4t. BOB
6urh ben einIa4en Sprub 6es &GbbIntrs bic Gbs
litr itb 9elolt ertlGrt wirS. Mue Beriu6e Der stw
gOrter Beb0rosn, benz unpeieR Der uonl 9tdbbinat
besInli9ten Bsaamie inter ben rulTid:poInts
i9en SWOen in Seu YOrt entse9en5uagbeltsH,
iino bistGns obue GuSNabMe an Dem StGTrlinR
Wn5 Tanatlsnus Der Geute stideitcrt.
YGIuer Der leltlamitsn Gebrau1e, bic fi4 untrr
6ielen ormen 2euten nod poultanoi9 erbatteH
baben, lit baS ioseuonuts ~gbatiSa". pelsa.s
nbrts:ns eine bibIti1e GrunOlass bat. Stad benz
meiatiben Geies muB naMIi@ Elm leeieel IIaaH
i:sass tobtsn SruSers @t,trps bsiratbeu. BE, ben
po!nti9en Su5su wirS nun Der Mann, Der lid
DetserH iouts. naG iener elite su banotlu, Der
@:rtmoHie Der ~gbotisa4 obey bes Anip.icns in
l%olsen6sr g9eiie unterworieu; Sas Tseib bsstsbt
ld nit ibrsm S9woser Dor oas rEstb 9amebs
sal9s 10Y ~ aHusienb:it Der 9an;sn SsW:tnes
en- S1ubbaIb all oes Nanncs TuB uns Iptit
lpg SrstnaI ms Gsii3t nit ben @orteu: -.Sa$
lSA Dem 4eaune 9eihebsu, Der li9 wetasrt itInes
Cruoers 9aus auiiubouen."
"Der 2dlmue eriest Dem poInij9.n Su6eH iebss
'Ss9E!l9s Selss5u4. %eribt mno Gbrigetit."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1876-02-21
TrGns Seat.

Die Oiterrei6ii@sunsarii&sr @attsr
geeen ansno9tns!os Der eri6ltternDeH2
asIrtung AnsGrud tpel@e Die Aaart&t
pom penn aolspen Sran3Deat's TIM
g9njen SxeIde 9%erporgerWfen bat. STE
Nelter Sonrnele Guer Barteten fiuh
init l@URrjew Gr0ueVraHp evf@ixneU unS
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

OUR former fellow townsman, Capt.
AUG. DoNNALLY, is about completing
one of the finest freight and passen-
ger packets to be found upon the
Western waters. We were aboard of
her while in the city last week, and
found her perfect in all her compart-
ments. Her length of keel is 2SO
feet, with Al feet beam, four Al #.
double-fued boilers, powerful en-
gines, and all the modern appliances
for conveniently handling and stow
ing of freight. The cabin is of the
plain, common sense style, free from
gaud and display, while the state
rooms are large and commodious,
which insures comfort to the posses
sor. She is of beautiful model, sits
upon the waters like duck, and is
designed for the Cincinnati and New
Orleans trade. Her name will be A.
C. DoNNALLY, in commemoration of a
noble son of our old school-mate,
"GUs.," who died a few days since.
This fine craft will be ready for bust
ness about the Goth inst, when she
will turn her prov for the Sunny
South. Capt. FRANK DoNNALLY, of
our city, will be found in the office.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
First Order of Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

The State Of Ohio, Gallia County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
Joseph Indie VS.. Sebastian Goetz
and others.
nURSUANT to the command of an
Y 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, at the front door of
the Courthouse, in the city of GallipO-
lis, in said county of Gallia, on
Monday, the 10Th day of October,
A. d. 1876, at the hour of
] o'clock P. N.
of said day, the following described lands
and tenements, to-wit: The lower or
south half of lot in the city Of Gallipo-
lis, Gallia county, and State of Ohio, No.
(52,) on the recorded plat of
said city.
Appraised at thirty-two hundred and
fifty dollars (s3250.00.)
To be sold as the property of Sebss-
tian Goetz and others, at the snit of
Joseph Indie.
Terms of Sale-Cash on day of sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day of
September, A. ID. 1876.
CHARLES STUART,
Sheriff G.. CO.
DAVID B. HEBARD, Atty for Plaintiff,
Sept. "A, ls7s.-sw
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
PAID NFARIY
S 4 0 o. O 0 ! !
JANUARY 2, 1875.

JANUARY 2, 1875.
Ii. r. STEVENS, Esq:
Dear Sir: When about six months
old was vaccinated. The parties who
were vaccinated from the same virus
died from the humOr. The humor
spread over me to such an extent that |
was rolled in bran to prevent me from
scratching my person. The disease
finally settled in my head. | remained
in this condition about twenty years,
troubled all the time with sores breaking
in my head and discharging eorrup-
ton from my ear. At this time small
kernel appeared on my neck, gradually
increasing in size until tumOr formed
of such immense size / could see it by
turning my eyes downward. All this
time | was taking various remedies for
my blood without any substantial bene-
fit.
| then went to prominent physician
in Boston who, during his treatment of
six months, laneed the tumor eight
times, which cost me nearly $4OO. This
left me with rough, aggravated sore,
without at all diminishing the size of
the tumor, and in a sickly, feeble condi-
ton. | consulted another physician in
Matte, who, after considerable time, sue
ceeded in healing the sore without re-
ducing the size. At this point | COM
menced to use VEGETINE, through the
earnest persuation of a friend. After |
had taken this medicine about one week
l experienced wonderful sensations.
My whole body seemed to be undergo
ing radical change, until, finally, the
tunor broke and discharged frightful
quantities. From this time it decreased
in size until the bunch disappeared,
but my neck still bears the ugly scars
of the sore and lance. l am now
healthy and strong and able to work
every day.
l will also mention that l have been
an acute sufferer from inflammatory
rheumatism ever since L can remember,
until commencing the use of VEGErINE
when almost Immediately all rheumatic
pains ceased. This statement | volun-
teer for the purpose of benefiting other
suffering humanity, and you will con-
fer favor by giving it as much publiei-
ty as thought proper.
Very gratefully,
0. NJ. SAYELS, Ashland, Mass.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

men become iron, with nerves Of
steel.
We are with them in the prisons Of
hatred and famine; but human speech
can never tell what they endured.
We are at home when the news
comes that they are dead. We see
the maiden in the shadow of her first
sorrow. We see the silvered head Of
the old man bowed in the last grief.
The past rises before US, and we
see four millions of human beings
governed by the lash; we see them
bound hand and foot; we hear the
strokes of cruel whips; we see the
hounds tracking women through
tangled swamps. We see babes sold
from the breasts of mothers. Cruel
ty unspeakable! Outrage infinite!
Four million bodies in chains-four
million souls in fetters. All the
sacred relations of wife, mother,
father and child trampled beneath
the brutal feet of might. And all
this was done under our own beauti-
full banner Of the free.
The past rises before US. We hear
the roar and shrek of the bursting
shell. The broken fetters fall. These
heroes died. We look. Instead of
slaves we see men and women and
children. The wand of progress
touches the auction block, the slave
pen, the whipping post, and we see
homes and firesides, and school
houses and books, and where all was
want, and crime, and cruelty, and
fetters, we see the faces of the free.
These heroes are dead. They died
for liberty-they died for US. They
are at rest. They sleep in the land
they made free, under the flag they
rendered stainless, under the solemn
pines, the sad hemlocks, the fearful
willows and the embracing vines
They sleep beneath the shadows of
the clouds, careless alike of the sun
shine or of storm, each in the WIN
dowless palace of rest. Earth may
run red with other wars--they are at
peace. In the midst of battle, in the
roar of conflict, they found the Sc
senity Of death. A voice-"Glorywl
/ have one sentiment for the soldiers
living and dead-cheers for the liv-
ing and tears for the dead.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
The Ewing-Newman Secrets
Confirmation of the Story.

The election, in part, is over, but
it is not too late to fortify the truth
of some of the statements the cam
paign produced. The Bulletin pro-
nounced the conversation between
General Ewing and Newman, which
we published some weeks since, un-
true. Capt. Rucker replies through
the Portsmouth Blade, and here is
that reply:
To all aohom ii mag concern: 1
hereby certify that the statement
made by the reporter of the Valley
Blade, in reference to the converse
tion held on the evening of Septem-
ber 10Th, 1876, on the steamer A. l..
Norton, between Hon. Thomas Ew-
ing and Hon. James w. Newman, in
reference to the political situation,
was correct, the denial of Ewing
and Newman to the contrary,
notwithstanding. The conference
ldSJeu ONGT Ill uOuI anu WIS StTlCbly
political, the tenor of which, as sta
ted in the Blade Of September 23d,
was that all was lost--that Tilden
was deceit and fraud--that the
nomination of Colonel John L.
Vance, in view of the revelations that
had been made, was calamity to the
Democratic party of this district and
the country, and that the Democracy
were without doubt approaching a
Waterloo defeat, receiving which
they must disorganlze and find ref
uge behind some other name,
or in the Republican party. In
addition to what appeared in the
Blade, Mr.. Newman explained to Mr..
Ewing how confident of large majori-
ties he was last year in the First
ward of Portsmouth, and Green
township, and how he had been de-
ceived, and how he was afraid the
same thing would again occur this
year.
Respectfully yours,
j. M. RUCKER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12
First Order of Sale.
SHERIFF'S SALE OF REAL ES-
TATE.

The State Of Ohio, Gal1ia County, IS.
Court of Common Pleas.
The Gallipolis Central Building and
Loan Association VS.. Moses
r. Matthews and others.
DURSUANT to the command of an
l. order of sale from the Court of
Common Pleas of said county of Gal
liza, and to me directed, 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
o'clock p. M.
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 at 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.)
To be sold as the property of Moses
x. Matthews and others, at the suit of
the GallipOlis Central Building and
Loan Association.
Terms of sale-Cash on day of Sale.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
September, A. d. 1875.
CHARLES STUART,
Sheriff G.. C. o.
BIRD & ECKER, Atty's.
Sent ID IS76.-5w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

TWENTY thousand people listened
to Mr.. BLAINE at Xenia, and one of
the things he told them was this:
In the speeches 1 have made DUR
ing the campaign l have restrained
from any reference to the gigantic
scandal in regard to Mr.. Tilden's un-
paid income tax. 1 have never been
in the habit of making attacks on
personal character in my political
speeches, though few men in public
life have had more provocation to do
so. But l hold in my hand a semi
official letter from an officer in the
Treasury Department, wholly unso
licited by me, but especially authori-
zing me to state publicly that from
the best Information possessed by
the Department, Mr.. Tilden owes the
United States to-day from $3.50, 900 to
$3.50, 900, on account of unpaid in
come tax, and this semi official letter
authorizes me further to state that,
by a recent decision of the United
States Circuit Court at Providence,
Rhode Island it is believed the whole
of this vast sum, amounting to prob
ably quarter of a million of dol
lars, can be recovered for the benefit
OF the United States Treasury. II
have, of course, no personal knowl-
edge of the subject; but 1 make
this statement on the best authority
in the United States,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-10-12

AT the singing at Winchester last
Sunday, we highly admired the beau
tiful and sweet voice of Miss Mary
Miles, of Gallipolis. She sang a
solo, "On the far off Shore" beauti-
ful piece from The Success. Sing
ers, and especially lovers of music
can not help admiring the beautiful
songs in The Success. Great credit
is due Prof Charles A. Lackey, of
this county, for his improved and
successful method of instruction in
vocal music. Charley as a common
school teacher stood at the highest
point, and for the present is devoting
his entire attention to music-Jack-
son Standard.
We fully appreciate that Miss
MARY MILES is beautiful singer
as she has beautifully executed sew
eral pieces 1.-THE various entertain
ments of this city.
Prof. LAcKEY is now teaching here
at present. He has a vocal class OF
children and adults at the NJ. E.
Church. In the adult class he is con-
Quoting a Classical chorus from The
Oritorio of Creation, "The Heavens
are Telling"
Last Fall there was $100 given
the choir that best executed this
piece, The Heavens are Telling,) at
the Eisteddfod at Portland, jackson
County, Ohio. Prof LAoKEY is an
excellent teacher and conductor. His
successful method of instruction.
beautiful songs, and grand Anthems
in The Success, shows his fine abili-
ty as a musical composer and
teacher.