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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
ezumaeu esuteu cine Itd,sre 9ur /.

Sumgcm esuteu cine Iidjere Tur
Se ibredliden 6olgsu irJb5titi9en beimliten
Eaters, iuelbes Orsaniite S6na0e, Die 3ert0runs
bon a6rper uno @e unO a1c ioniti9e 9rGBtitellebel
nit itd, brust, peraen bouerno beietti8t. Sie J.z
iultate beitebeu Dor BEN @intrtte Der au6tebrun9
in SerShopien, SGubterHbeit, 5t.ern, nerpoieH @r'
siiieu, Dpspspite IL. l. nebft ienen 10 iear 5u irdz
tenOen 9eitesSuRdnacn, ioie S'r9eBltdteit Soet ne
Serwlrruns, Niebcrseithla8enbt!t, bdBltten @iTo@
men, abbeu Dor gel l,baittidem Serfebre rnS in
geouuteu britenoer Shmermuth.
$ eirGth.
Ser9sirltbste ODER au otr Shucie btcIer 9iildIt=
d3su geb:nsepof,e itebtaoe W:uuer, Die p4pte
S,b pdbe, @rrcg Der gterueu, orgdniipe ao=
ibp idua3 ootr aH5cre Regefip tori9feI;eu an iit
(pren, erDatea rllb oilie nne g1ranrte 1Inoecun9.
Dr. 8aiieriug aus goleu,
9ir. II, 1iOroi sutdrpz, Slpilhsn Sa(tts
more uuo iSIeetteltrGRe.
BIiuat gelescaleiten itreuJ uetlb!ple9en.
fIug.lSISh
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SgIbftm

Iuguita, @G., 81. Sft. Sobn u. Gee,
ans SnStnnapoll8 gcbiirtt0, iebodl cit pielcu
S0gTen Elm Gtnwobner Oleer Staot, bcglEg
hente Dtorgen I'M bciigcn O@entral 0otel"
Selbtmcro, moem er Nh emc SuJel ourd
cen Sopf ja5te. 9li0 llriade DER Gbat mmO
Nlelaud)oIle augeQebeu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
Atnnne.

GinetHnatt, 81. Oftober. - Gum.
wer's SpernhanS unb bas aniOBenoe ,Sumz
fner-9otel" IN @fr0n, Sbtp, wuroen beute
Moraen onrd) Seuer saf6rt. gerluTt $65, 900
bis S75 900, - ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
Die 9NeItaIt eftenll1ia.

p II oel "a, IL. Sttober. - Oel
ud1ite Dteuitag nad) Der gSabl lit fir cine
ipesielle Seter purd bic 6raueu bsltIntmt
mOrbeu, hnb in benl 6rauen. Yaoilion miro III
oieiem 5mede BON u llgr Mittag8 bis llbr
gtafmitta9s Elm Gmpfang our6 oas 9amen.
@enteunlal. .@refutiu. .@omtte ltattftnoen. DIE
Sorberettungeu fiir ben S6luB Der 4u8itel.
lung meroen emitq betrieben; e8 lit bel6loiz
len worbent baB Die Ausftellung8z @egsn Rduoe
bon Dem II. 9tooenber an bis gum 81. 9es.
Don Dem 0late epfier:it lem miiiIen. Qaa
@egenitdnbe, pelde al benz lebtereu Datum
obne beionoere @euebmiguug oeS @enera(.
DIRECTORS nod auf benz Blate Suriidblelbeu,
merOen bon Dem @eneralz zOireftor entfernt
unb sur 0efung Der Soften perfauft meroen.
ale Nu5feler, rpeld)e umoertaufte g4aaren
nad) t9rer SelGlotp auriid 81 transportlrcu
uiiuiden, f6nnen BON Dem @bef bes Sran5-
portationSs Siireau5 @ertiiifate erlangeu, bic
tie beretttgen, ibre Waaren obne rgeitere So.
lten iber oteielhe Go;,te, peidle ite bel Der
6ertranSportation beuubten, mad Dem be-
treffelloen Srte 5uriid Su bef0rberu.
= 4nt 80. gtooember iperoen a[le Der Ei.
nanSbeb0roe Der 4usltelung augcbGrigen Sc.
bGube 0fTentlid eerfQiltt lperoen; SleIeIbeu
umiafen oas Qaupt9etauce, aderbaubale,
Sd1uBs unb 2ebers9ebdube, Ireisrihterbale,
StatiOnSbduier IL. I. m.-0ta benttae An,abl
Der sab!enpeH geIu1er belief fl9 auf 81 1884,
pnn peiG)en 1914 3u benz balben Yreiie einee,
lQ1len Wureen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
Selegrapg:it)e Sepci5ees.
(Serdlte Der
~GiOcisten Brtiie" fir ben ~@orrelpOnoeRten.)
sSlllaaO : 9epei6eu.
8oR TmeeS.

28aibtn9tOn, 81. Sft.- Ser Slottell.
Sefretdr ertldrt, oaB Die 8regutte y6ranflin, j"
on Oertn SOrOSweeb nahgtem 9orf gebrad)t
miro, idwerll6 boz elmer gSo0e aulanaen
Oiirfte. 9as 5ubr3eua bat pabrideinlia' Den
iiiOlidlen SurS gelpdblt Hno 1T ourd Die Ill
9SeittuOieu uOrberriGeuben Stiirme QeSmuns
gen mOrben, in ct. SbOmas ooer einen ionz
itigen 5afen S9ue gu indjen, bis 9iiniti9ere8
gSetter eintritt. Die Sregatte brauhte BET
ibrer lCBtcnSabrt iiber ben atlantii6euS
meld)e 81 berielbeu Sabres3eit, wte Der gegenz
wdrtt9en, ,Suriidgelegt purOe, ,mebr ala 80 : age,
uuo Sefretdr 8obeion lit eaber Der Quitft,
oaB 3meeO foum Dor Der YrdfOentenmabl in
Stem Qorf eiutreffeu miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
Ssr Srtoernoro It. @rGfton, St.
Die gSobnHns oes W0toerS
efttus6Sd1crt

SeIlo NJ 6cGl5, ST., 81. Sttobcr
- 00S BON Der 6Nmilie Res Sruoerm6roera
Solon gSoolep bemObnte @ebdnoe, mcld)ee
Der Rntter Der beioen Iriiow augsbOrt mn
Die llrIadc oeS t0OtIitlcn 3mlite8 mar, wuroc
III oet uorIebten Nadlt ourb 6ener Scrit0rt.
Die SI0u OeS W0rOcrs wuroe geitcyn Diors
gen ais Der Sranoitlitllng utrrddltig Uerhaf-
tct. Sjc beb0uptet, oaB iie au Dem betrefitl.
ben 9tbtubc nit ibreH oret &noctu por Gu=
brudl Der 9uuIclbCit SIT Bette gug unO crit
mitocr eruadJte, ais oa5 ,9au5 III bellen
men itanO, 10 o0B iic iidI nuo Die Sinocr mur
init Wliibe rettcte. IS uerlautct, GAP man III
0em Broieiie bepciltu miro, Dap iie 0as
BlItol luO, nit ueldIem lhr Nauu neu MtoYo
be9n9, unO baB ije Oenielben iornpdbreuO III
Der SdredenStbct auireBte. Der MiGroCr
ielgtc tctne Spur BON Jlcue, ais er 0ag glb
leben ielnc8 SruOGs eriuhr; in Den lestcren
&agen beiinOet er ld) lc0o2 i'll icbr eruter
Stlmn1ung nnO ideint icBt 5ur Grtcnntui6
1GuIPr fIrdItbnrel, ynur rpInro+ ~ iei,,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
@in WiorS In ct. Youts.

9 t.GoulS, 81. Sttober.-3uel JtcQcr,
g8omenS jObn Stratbam uuo Sauuel 98ll.
ion, 9crietbcn beutc yiorgcu in etueu Srelt,
meldcr 0amit cuOetc, OnB g8lliou ielutu Sea.
ncr ourfl e!ncn Stit III 0le lintc 8rult all
9enblIflid t0Otete. gSilou ol ldon Dor
clnem Sabre eincn Woro III Gbicago begangcn
bateu; er muroc uerbaitet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
epe;ial : Moti;eil.
@nreau Der @asli6t.eompasuie
Don D q Tim orc,
Or 10 GnnXh GAnsn

Wr. ID, So1tb StraSe.
@ots.... SiIli9es tmatertGt.....@ 6 re!
gBir baden cine porSugtide Guolitdt BON Gotes
rorrdths, relde mir Dem 9utlitam ais elm empiebz
Ieuspertbes 9ei5moterial fiir bdusltbe uHb auoere
3wefe ofiertren; dnst lelht 6euer uno il irei bon
nnreinisteiten.
Setsauusen perben in oeiem Sireou ooer in Der
1sabrit, SuB BON eeaoenooufir., anseucmmen.
Srets $3.50 pro Basenlaeun9, in ir9eGo etnem
Staottbeile ohsetisIert.
(Oh23, ,t0hD Games Q. SmeIiwoos, Setr.
rS.Sor'S Inotaniidles pcgetabtliidles De-
colt felt % Sabren ais bas sroBe glutreiuisuaa6s
Iittel Der 9esenpart beteEnt, wiro nur in SIR.
177h, Tasette=, gtorosueitz@de Der @utatpa
StsaI,e, subereitct uno III bel allen 4potbeferu gu
baben Gauges, t2Mtet)
sid,ere, setutiie nno raidbe Dirfuns.
RusfeIl'e i Sieberz uno gB d)le(Tiebers
puteer,
subereitet uno gu ba6en bei
Coleman & Ro9erS,
Sri 173, USE attimo oreit
{Huu26-Sft3iv)
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sihere. aeuiiie n,,D raidhe gHirfura.
9r. @scrs g. Rorria,

3abuGr5t.
bat ous Grh5er non Or. gBinGeu teuuBte) gireau
udd5 Hr. 20, Storoz@ntaiuitsabe, Oer(est.
leArbettgGrantirt. (Iug2i, i2UaeD
Qeoe S,ausbaltern III itoGS aui eucn bibiten retz
~ neu Geppit i'll ibrem Barlor Ooer anoersm eie5=
Iins5,ilamer. Ser einSige De9, UNI Die 6Gsben leb'
bGit i'm 3eppib Su MAIDEN, IL, Den Stdu6 uno ale
apoeren iren,ocn subit0nSeh 6u entierceu, uno nm
0ieies sriinSGb gu beperfieli9eu, sebe man 5u
Solnes s. Callahan, 9tr. 3, S,pan;tfafe, rGbe
Dem ,Qtarplanoz 5uititute.1 tSepti5, 3Wt iSumfD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
Scr WeLSam0Eft4

Ne efo y It, 81. GEtbr. - @el6 (eidlt
III 2. gSet5iei itau 81 4,82t. Sob ibloB
ian 3u 109&-E. Bunoe8 Sbliqatlonen
ldloilen Icbhait unb fcit; 81er coupons
ll8t; 65er l139; ncuGl135; 67er 1l6; 68cr
ll7t; neue 0Infer 114s; 10.4Oer Coupons
ll3{. Iftren id)lOIicu ieobaft uuo ftettg;
central 1929; @rIe 108; gate Sb0re SO;
5ua. @eutral 50; Bitt5burg 80; ytortbs
&elfern 37&; Brior. so; 1cd=SSlaito lOl&
unteridaBGn1t8 Bilau3: Sob 50,503,s
104. @nrrnnt SD qzO OF
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YpItttG1eS.

y tforb, GoHu., 81. Stto6er. -
Die 9r0Bte oeutife 0tnfienptriammlung,
pel1e le III OIciem Staate abgcbalten wuroG,
fauO geitern &beno III l5artioro itott. !6r.
SoIepb Ynllecr belt cine 0icOc, melde NIT
Dem 92OBten @ntbuia8mu8 aufgeuommeu
mHroe. Ser @uOrang mar 10 gr0B, ouB c8
ptlen 3unoerten unm0glid) looT, 3nuutt III
bic SOQlic III erfnuncu
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Siuoer : Sutjd)en,

StIWUgt : SSktTIWIINI
geIocipeoe 9 SdbaufelpIer0
9Sagcn nmo Searren ii,r Ssnaben,
e d bfarren, Fupp peuETu d. n
uuo Elm aussmeince 4iiortment iolter gaaren 5u
ben t,ataIcn Ireieu i'm @roBen uno 8teinsn bel ber
-5aitimoser sSags:siSabsif=8eIe
SIR. 80, Rorb=S on arb ftrGBe.
DE einji9e Sabrit IN Ser Staot. NepordtGrcn
auer art Su an9smeiienen Grciieu. t@I92i, ,iWteD
OumSd, ieocn Iorae,t pon 1 bis itbr Stad,=
~ mittass. Stns's Diitwaufie'r Ster i'm .3api,
in 5Gp(or's Reitauratlon,
S6eOer 6rout= unb q frcSe,
Goip. 6. SaDtur,
(Gua2?, 3U,teg) Ggeatblimer,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01
Garopaii4e &atrtberi4is,
Scr nricninlil6r arirg

Scr Ict,osu0dyiac gSafitniiiufano. Storfe
siueTdlteu aui ieincn s4bidluB. Hub=
LAMBS @tuiiub in Scrbier. = &erluIte tnis
itidIer SouIistTuppsH. - tS;Irit Dltian bei'm
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01

Gatente Ggsoem fms GrStnoee eriutrft.
@tIt mad grluu9nna bes IGteEts t0erhen @ebib=
reu hereG,uet. g. s.. &, Is. 3. SusoarS,
Rr. 13, Seeoubf fra e, Der Boit 9e9eniber.
(Scbr2, I2Ditel 2ueis@Sreau in QEdibington. O.@.
or. gfobertion. SIT. 10, 8 ii Gu q N 4 7 Gs,
~he9Guoelt ipeiieu atie &r0ntleiGen Der urin Or
game, Orsauii6e Shfudde. nercOie Shpdte. oor=
8eiti9es Utter uno ale YferpentrGnfbeiten, ipelGe
Don iusenoliGen lnbeionneugeiteu berrIbren. Saris
lib entitanoene Sranfbeiteu idnen turirt. 6erren,
fuelbe fdb Sr II. aunertrauen, tonueu fib oeritder
balten, baB iie WTeni9cftli@ unO auirittis bebGnz
belt perbeu. Siireautunoen: S-12 ll9r Oias., "a
ahr gtadnl. uno 6-9 ubr 2lbbs. (FSetr21 ,12UiteD
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1876-11-01

sc o y lille, 81. Sftober.- Der Olmpfer
Dan9orio" II: bon Nep Jott anJctou-
men,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17
Second Order of Sale.
Sheriff IS sale.

The State Of Ohio, Gal1ia Cownty, ss.
DURSUANT TO the command of an
order of sale from the Court of
Common Pleas of Gallia County, and to
me directed, | will offer for sale at the
front door of the Courthouse, in the
city of Gallipolis, in said county of Gal
liza, on Saturday, the 9th day of Septem-
ber, A: ID. 1876, at the hour of one
O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the follow
ing lands and tenements, situate in the
county of Gallia and State OF Ohio, to-
wit: Being the southwest quarter of
the southeast quarter of section num-
Der eleven, 1l.) township number six.
(G,) range fifteen, (l5,) in the Ohio Conn
pany's purchase. Reference may be had
to certificate OF purchase to William G..
Shields, dated May 10, A. ID. 1913, and
deed from said William c.. Shields to
Charles Reed, and from said Charles
Reed TO Andrew Gould, containing for
ty acres, more or less. Appraised at
$500.
To he sold under an order of parti-
tion In case where James s. Ferrier
was petitioner, and Emily HeatOn and
others were respondents.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash i'm
hand; one-third in one year from the
day of sale, and the balance in two
years from the day of sale. The defer
red payments to draw interest at six
per cent, and to be secured by mort
gage on the premises sold.
Given under my hand this 10th day Of
August, A. d. 1876.
CHARLES STUART,
Sheriff G.. G. %.
Bird & Ecker, Attys.
Aug. 10, 1S76.-5w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17

THE last scattering remains of a
Democratic County Convention met
in this city on Saturday. There
were only eight or ten present to
open the show. They nominated the
following ticket:---For Commissioner,
ISAAC MILLER: for Infirmary DIrec-
tor, JNo. A. MARrINDALE; for Coro-
ner, DR.. FLETCHER. MILLER lives, il
is said, in Morgan township. Nobody
living off his section knows him.
MARFINDALE is a renegade Republi-
can. He offered a bribe to he elected
county Treasurer last Fall. That Is
he agreed to serve for less than the
regular fees. He wasn't taken up
and then came out independent
How many votes he received we
never knew-one or two we suppose
FLETCHER is an original Prohibition
ist.
There was no resolution indorsina
VANCE. There was no enthusiasm
The fellows from the country did al
that Jo ALEsHI4E wanted them to dc
and then ran home like good little
bovs.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17

SAMUEL J. TrLDEN's advice to the
Government is alive within your in
come.-Portsmouth Times.
And therein appears his Tammany
Training. The ''advice" contains the
implication that the Government has
not lived within its income under a
Republican administration, whereas
it has accomplished good deal more.
Besides living, the public debt has
been reduced $426,O23,915 during
Grants Administrator alone. This,
and hundreds of. millions more, is
the legacy left us by democratic
rebellion, and it i'll becomes a cop
perhead like Tilden to talk of econ
omy in Government expenses, when
he, and the like of him, forced the
Nation into the creation of this vast
debt. Rather, Tilden should place
his hand upon his breast, and his
mouth in the dust, and cry-My
countrymen, be merciful to me, cop
perhead; life is all that I deserve;
give Hayes the honors.-
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17
Notice..

WHIL.IAM J. VANzANT, of the
notice that Casper Garlick did, on the
b1b day of August, A. d. 1876, file his
petition in the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for the County of Gallia, in
said State of Ohio, against the said VIII
f Pbnda Hanzant ah9 9hh o6E f. Hbnsfa Hbnssns
defendants, setting forth that the said
William j. Vanzant on the 25th day of
January, A. d. 1869, made and deliv-
cred his pr0missory note to the said
Casper Garlick for the sum of $3.50. .S0-l00 )
payable on the 11th day of October, A.
ID. 1871, and to secure the payment of
the same the said William j. Vanzant
and the said Philinda Vanzant then ex-
ecuted and delivered to said plaintiff a
deed of mortgage to one undivided third
part of the following real estate, situate
in said Gallia county, and in townships
Nos. and 5, described as follows: The
north half of the northeast quarter of
section No. 4, in said township z, in
range 10, in the Ohio COmpany's pur-
chase, containing so acres, more or less.
Also, the following premises, situate in
said township five, in range IA, begin
ming at the northeast corner of fraction
as; thence east G5L rods; thence south
10G rods, 2 feet and 6 inches; thence
west 651a rods; thence north 100 rods, 2
feet and inches to the place of begin
ming, containing Al acres, more or less.
Also, all that part Of section No. 3a, in
said last named township rs lies in the
following boundary: Beginning at the
southwest corner of said section; thence
east 931 rods to small branch; thence
down said branch, on straigt line, to a
stake in the lane. being the commence
ment of the Vinton road; thence with
the survey of said road to the west line
of said section ga; thence south along
said section line to the place of begin
ming, supposed to contain 40 acres; and
that the other defendants claim some in
terest in said lands; and praying that
said William j. Yauzaut may pay the
said sum of $3.50. S0-lQ0, with interest
thereon from January lst, 1875, or that
said premises be sold to pay the same,
and the said William j. Vanzant is no
titled that he is required to appear and
answer said petition on or before the 3D.
Saturday after the 27th day of Septem-
Der qext.
CASPER GARLICK.
BY B. MARTIN, his Atty.
Aug. IL, 1S76.-6w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17
False.

GEN. JAMES NJ. Comfy, editor oi
the Columbus Journal, was in com.
mand of the 23d Ohio Regiment
when that rebel spy and deserter was
shot, and this is what he says about
the democratic story that HAYES
stole $400 from the dead soldier:
I There are some ISLANDERS so pitiful-
ly small and contemplate that it
wrenci,es one terribly to kick them.
OF this class is the charge that Gen
eral Hayes took and converted to his
own use four hundred dollars, found
in the possession Of a dessrter who
was convicted and shot az camp on
the Monocacy the last year of the
war. Without going into any cir
cumstancial detail at this time we
desire to say simply and unreserved-
ly, that the charge is false in the very
uttermost meaning Of the word.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17

can neighbors, who.yare seeking for
the truth. Bring your baskets well
filed with something to eat. Other
able speakers will be in attendance.
Ladies especially invited. If posi-
BILE, arrangements will be made with
railroads to carry at HALF FARE.
August 29, 1854.
Hendricks had caught the spirit
of Tilden's resolution, and he went
to Seymour to elaborate. Are such
men to be trusted with Liberty and
Union? 1t is an extremely hazard
Gus experiment. With solid South
st their back, they may be willing
as they were in 1864, to surrender al
that the war has gained. Think and
act as becomes the friends of Union
Peace and Liberty,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17
We were at your Democratic con-

We were at your Democratic con-
vention on Saturday. There were
net more than wheelbarrow load of
fellows to start the thing. 1t re-
minded US of Cooper's version of the
hunting party; when asked who went
he said, "There was me and Bill
Jinks; Rich. had the dogs and l had
George Dicks gun" Who is Isaac
Miller anyhow?
A horse attached to a buggy in
which were Hon. II. S. Neal and e.
M. Holcomb, ESQ.,, ran off, on We'd
nesday, while coming down the long
hill across the creek, smashing up the
buggy and throwing the occupants
out. They escaped, however, with
no damage. On Wednesday and
Thursday evenings Mr.. Neal made
speeches in the Academy. Mr.. Neal
made many friends while here. You
can look for a good vote in Hun
tington for Neal. There is not Re-
publican in the township who is 60
ing to vote for Vance, and they will
all be at the polls too. We want
Cheshire and Raccoon to stand by
US and we will give him 600 majority
in Gallia.
F. M. Washburn has just returned
from Cincinnati whittier he went with
produce bought in this section.
Mr.. Geo. P. Matthews leaves to
take charge of the Gambler schools
in two weeks.
We are waiting for that big speech
during the campaign. Let US have
it, and soon too. Morgan wants to
hear from Mr.. Bundy this campaign.
They call him ''the old residenter." d"
Let him come.
BY "JINGO."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17
First Order of Sale.
Sheriff s Sale.
he State Of Ohio, Gallie County, IS.

The State Of Ohio, GaIiie County, IS.
nURsUANT to the command OF an order Of
sale from the Court of Common Pleas of
said county Of Gallia and to me directed / will
offer for sale at public anctiOn, at the front door
OF the Court house, in the city of GallipOlis in
said county. on Saturday, the 9Th day of Septem-
ber, A. ID. 1873, at the hour Of one O'Clock p. NJ.
OF said day. the following described lanGs and
tenementS, In the county of Gallia and State of
Ohio, to-wit: Sitnate in the village Of Mercer
VILE in said county. o-wit: Village lots num-
bered on the recorded plat Of said village one
1l seven ~ eight (s.) nine (y) ten (10) eleven
DIS sixteen (i6.) seventeen al eighteen (is1
nineteen (19) twenty (20,l twenty-five (25.J
twenty-six t26.) twenty-seyen t2Il twenty-eight
as, twenty y-nine (29,) thirty (39.) thirty one
(3ij Also. the following described premises.
to-wit: Situate in the county OF Gallia and
State OF Ohio, being in section twelve 12,) town
three al range fifteen (15,l Ohio Company,s
purchase. beginning at stake on the south line
Of John Robinson's land, from which stake a
hickory inches In diameter, S. n deg's W. Z
links: also black oak s in. in diameter bears 8.
" degrees Il. Il links; thence west with said
Robinson's south line to stake on the east side
OF the road twelve chains and 4 1fty-sx links
li2c 55l..) from which q white oak % in. in di-
ameter bears n Is deg's f. 9links; thence with
the east side OF the road s. IS deg's T.. seven
chains and ten links &c. 10 i,) to stake on the
norsh SIDE OF an alley OF the village OF Mercer
bears north % deg's W. II links; thence north
IS deg's L. ten chains and sixty eight links iOc,
Ssl % stake on the west line Of the land of II.
6S deg's w. 81 links; thence north with III. G.
Niday's line four chains and fifty links to the
place OF beginning: containing six and lfty-si<
ises conveyed to K Tattoa ton, BY " SAMUEL Pff Hal
ley and wife by deed dated April ssd. 1856
AppEaised at fourteen hundred and sixty dol
To be sold as the property of W K Patton and
wife. at the suit of Charles w. Henking
Given under my hand this 10th day of August,
A. ID. 1876 -sssf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17

TIlden and the Peace ResOlu-
tiOn-It will Stick-The Truth
from The Official Record.
The Bulletin undertakes denial
of the part Tilden took in the forma-
tion of the traitorous peace platform
Of 1864. We like to nail things, and
as we have the materials at hand, We
propose to nail this charge against
Tilden SO far aloft that it may con-
stantly be held in view by all the
people, and at the same time beyond
the reach of copperhead demolition.
1t is sought to be shown that Til
den refused to agree TO the infamous
resolution. The proof is positive
that he did agree to it. This proof
we now present, copied from the re-
ports of the Convention, made at the
time, and published in the Chicago
Times, a Democratic paper. The
members of the platform committee
expressed themselvesto the Conven-
tion, concerning the obnoxious plank
as follows:
Mr.. Tilden, member from New
York, said:
There was no dissent among the
members of the Committee.
Mr.. Guthrie, Chairman of the
Committee, said:
Their councils had been very har-
monious, and all acre agreed upon a
platform which would maintain the
Constitution and the Union of all the
States, and they believed that an
earnest, honorable peace would be
maintained.
Mr.. Brown, member from Della
ware said:
take the liberty to state, as one
of that Committee, that there is not
the slightest dissension among us
We have been q unit from the first.
Governor Weller, of California
Chairman of the subcommittee:
Wished to be permitted to explain,
in order that this Convention might
know it was a matter of CERTAINTY
that neither in the General nor in
the Sub Committee was there any
party fight or debate. We are ALI
IN FAVOR OF PEACE, and the only diff
ference of opinion is as to the phra
seology to be used in making that
declaration.
Mr.. Smith, member from Wiscon
sin, said:
If the Convention adjourn now
the committee can agree to their re
port; for, as has been said here just
now, there is no difference in the
committee, except upon mere matters
of expression.
Now, go forward with your white
washing process, Mr.. Bulletin, and
still the damnable black spot against
Tilden will remain-it can't be wiped
out-he was a surrender dempcrat in
lS64-otherwise known as a copper
head.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-08-17

"HE undersigned Will offer at public
4 sale, at his residence near Rodney,
in Springfield Township,
On Friday, Sept, Ist. 1916,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the following prop
erty: light Express for two horses !;
| two-horse Wagon; l good Moving
Machine; Farming Implements of diff
ferent kinds; Household Furniture: /:
some Harness; also the undivided one
third part of about 30 acres of growing
Corn, to be delivered in the shock In
the field; II stacks of excellent Hay,
&c.
TERas-Slx months credit with ap-
proved security will be given on all
sums over So; under this, cash in hand.
EPHRAIM PATTERSON. /.
Aug. IL, 1S76.-3w