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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
r ,ror's Of ioter sely cold weather ore received

R,por OF Intensely cold weather ore received
from ell paris of tho couo!Iy. 10 Chicago
yesterday tho mercury went down to lG degrees
below zlo. In The northern part of Texas there
WIS heevy snow. C,peda elso has been
visited ly q severe STOW storm, and 10 the
Northwest The mer,ury vas down as low cs 40
degrees below z,ro. There IVES sloW storm
storm 10 Ballimore yesterday evari5g. aud the
weather Continued very oold. A number ct
disasters arc reported from down tho bay. Tic
men upon lbs bay craft aro suffs1icg terribly,
particularly the oyster dredgers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
PUBLISHED DAILY & TRI-WEEKLY By
EDGAR SNOWDEN.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DKCB. 20. 1880.
The present tariff must b. radically wrong,

The present tariff must b. radically wrong,
when such abuse, as thos, cited By cor'espon
dent of the Springfield, Mass, Republican arc
prsc:icsd for the sole purpose Of keeping W
prcss in order that monopolists may reap the
benefit at the expense of ths general public.
Il have it on the velybgbest su.boritVsthe au
thorilY Ct Ren,sman we'll known 10 Berkshire,
and just elected member of Congress from st.
Louis-tbat the Bsssemer Steel Works 10 that
CITY have long been entirely idle, rot rolling O
single rail, and yet have bsen paid, and are COW
bsing paid. so many dollars per ton on sll they
could put out we're they ia full operation. The
other establishments in the country making
seal rails pay en- enormous bounty to this Dsr.
ticulsr establishment to persuade 1t to be Idle !!
ctizsns GIN cot buy them for their railroads
without paying $2S ton moro than the rails
arc worth 10 a free market The tariff put q
duty Of oce sud qsartor cents pound on all
foreign rails. Ana yet establishments ha7log
patents under Uoited States laws combioe to
ruo only three quarter time 10 order to keep up
the price to the foreign rato With the S2S duy
added; and hire semo of their number to he
altogether for tho same purpose
Like OUT able contcuporsr tho Lyochburg
Virginian. it vas part Of our Wing eou,,Iion to
accept Mr.. Clay American Sys:sm.' as en-
bodying the true d,c;rns for q people who we're
then 10 the infaooy Of their m!rufac;ures and
needed protection AID eno5u.ag .neut, 80 lar as
the government could, consistently. sf1rd it.;
but, az that paper sage, it must be conceded
tina. circumstances ha7, changed greatly, and
10 out favor. since MIR. Clay chanpioned III,
System. more than forty years ago, and cur
manufactures have b1coms 80 we'll established
now. and the inventive genius Of our people 3D.
fully developed. 10 the adaptation Of meats to
ends and ths multiplication Of labor saving
machinsry. that We d. not need the sams ''pro
lection" va oooa did. Oar present tariff is
more protective than revsnus taliff. and to
that extent, subvcr:iVe OF the ends contemplated
By the trainers Of tao Constitution. IL may,
Without question, be asserted. that tho authors
of this provision Of the Constitution never con"
templated such construction Of it by Congress,
ss would lastly that boy 10 SO adjusting the
duties on foreign goods as 10 prevent their in
portatiou, and thus defraud the Government OF
it's revenue while protecting certain persons 10
the enjoyment Of monopoly. How long, ssy,
the Vireiniap, will the sbppes the railroad
authorities, and the producers Of graio 10 this
country, together with all who hav, to use rail-
roads. built at an additional COST Of S2S per ton
Of steel rail laid down % their tracks-;o 10,
crease the cost of travel and transportation,
submit 10 this on urge! Win tie people On.
sent to be ground to tie earth TO support
+ ew. favored mouopos:s2 That is the q1es
ton.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

10 comnu ,icstion 10 tho Richmond Dis
patch. Capt. Hudnall Souls all apprehe Dsicns
and fears of immediate danger to the rights of
the States from the decision of the Supreme
Court 10 the Rockingham case, as published
yesterday. and claims il to DO very old c,urss
Of procedure, for which there sre long es:ab.
lshed rules and prscedsuts. and that i. lies
With the State courts entirely to obey the order
OF the Suprems Court or to refuse to enforce
it's DEGREES. But. says the Richmond State,
the times are different noT and when Justice
Story was equally jealous with ourselves of the
Nights of the States. aud what he would not do
tben-that is. reverse judgment of State
court and send United States marshal down
to enforce the decree-Chief.J uslioe Wsite
might undertake to do nov, and do il, too,
With impunily and in spite of protest. The
danger lies 10 claiming tbs right of revision
spd having the power to enforcs that claim.
This is the difference between the American
Government of limited powers 10 1913 and the
American Government Of absolute authority
o 1880.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

The January lumber OF b. Nicholas has been
received from its publishers. Scribner & Co.,
New YORK. It's contents are sessonsblo and
particularly attractive to the young people, for
whcse especial reading the magazine is publish.
ed, snd for whose amusement and Instruction it
never his boeu, aud we don't sea we'll how il
coulu 10 eICallcd.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

With the s;,org govsrrns q: Which President
e!,c: Garfield socs GINNING. end, whose ap-
prosca hs says DO will Welcome 9lacly. With
tho Supreme Court OF the United States send
leg ns officers irto Tie Sta!ea to ez:cuo its
judgments, apd With the c ficial organ ofa patty
in Virpiria and The ncutbpiecc Of q Senators
eject efthe United S!a.es from tho Cd Do.
miniou, chilling upoa tho Uated States to pre-.
scribe the qualifications Of voters 10 TIC several
States, ard to diEcip'ioe Virginia for imposing
capitalism tax, the fieDds CT c,uiralism are
baviDg .her mcst sansnine hcpfs mere than
realized.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
Mothers
HOtherS!I IEOtIie,

Are you disturbed at night and broken of your
rc.t by. sick Child suffering and crying with the
excrucip,irg pain of cutting teeth If 60. 80 At
oHco and get bette OF MRS. WINSLO WIS
SOOTHING SYRUP. II will relieve the poor
little sufferer inmedi a:oly-depend upon it;
there is no mistake about it. There il not
rncthec on earth who hes ever used it who will
not tell you ut Cnce that it will regulate the
DO Teg, and g:vo res. to the mother, and relief
and health 10 tho child, operating ike magic.
1t is perfectly sefs 10 use in all cases. and pleas
ant to the tss.o End is the prescription of one Of
the Oldest and best female physicians snd nurses
in the United States. Full directions for using
will accompany each bottle. None genuine un-
le!ss the facsimile of CURTIS s PERKINS
is on TIE outside wrsGper. Sold by oil Medicine
Dealers. Twenty -lve cea!s bottle. Beware Of
limitations
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

The Supreme Curt OF louisiana hss refused
to order the r,l:ase ct President Wiaz. of the
Nav ORLEANS City Railroad Company. who was
committed to prison fer refusing to reveal the
uames of pusous 10 whom $4,000 has been
paid lor Influencing grant to tho ri!rCat.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

Tho Smithsonian Irs.iluiion has Just received
from the Astronomer Royal Of Engla1d the at
nou5csusnt Of the discovery Of bright comet
IN hour S ni1utes right atc 'usioa, g north
df cinai3n
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

Tho numsrou, recent issagc,s OF blood
tbicstin.s, il c;ading lyrchiog, that have ccour
red at the North. nsy possibly Induce sono Ct
the people Of that section to believe that all the
deviltry in the United States is uot oolfac 10
the South.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

/, is proposed to erect new elevator, tCr Tue
handIi0g of Southern wheat. at Baltimore, With
capacity of 500 900 bushels. Alexandria
should have an elevator. Ia thtsa "b5opiog"
times cur people should let no opportunity
pass for improving the business CT cur favored
CITY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

A. Mount Pleasant. Stafford county, Virginia,
Thursday evening. Deer. 18th. 1880 BY Rev.
Esther Herman. Dr. A. NJ. BRENT, of North
cumberland county, to Miss BERTHE, secund
daughter of j. Newton Harper. esq.,, formerly
Of Ale1srdr Va,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

No body wants MIR. Garfield to follow The
example of the President cleo: Of SW!Izars1d
end commit suicide. for, with all bis faul!s, be
is irfnite'y preferable to the man who would
annaaal him
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
FOREIGN NEWS.

Tho Russian traveller ard explorer. Col. Fra
jevGl.kv, has returned 10 Omsk safely sf.er two
years oe dangerous exploration in Chinese Mon
golia. His attemp: to enter Thlbet was uSsuc.
ceestul.
a mass n eetiEg WIS., held at IT,on6:'- Ont, on
Monday night 10 oppose tho bargain MADE by
the government with the CArsdisn Pacific Rsi-
way syndicate, and resolutions denouncing tho
scheme were passed.,
In Masking some excavations near Constacti-
nople, 3 large quantity OF explosive compound
resemb lirg gunpoWder, in grains ss lnrge as
flbert3. was found. The powder is beloved 10
have been placed there prior to tho conquest Of
ConstaDtnopls by Mohanmed Ina Second.
The trial OF Parnel and other indicted m eI-
bers oftho Land League was commenced yes
terdsy at Dublin. After some delay jury was
obtained, and tn g, opening speech for tho prose-
cution was commenced AID was 10 have been coz
Guided to-day. A meeting of Home Rule
members was held yesterday, and resolutions
were passed urging tho neeessity CT unsninity
on sll party measures in Parliament. Seven
hundred magistrates in Ireland have urged Ga
MIR. Gladstone the Importance OF some sctioa
by the government on account of the terrible
state OF tho couutry. The Dublin corporation
urges the introduction in Parliament Of y bill to
nssimilste the franchises of Ireland to those Of
England.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
Died..

At Woodland. his residence, in tho county Of
Hanover. on Monday the 23th Of Decembsr,
1887, WILLIAM ChAABERLAYEEW WIN
SION, in the 79ih year of his age. Thus has
passed away another Of the CID Virginia gentry.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

The reorganization and union mass meeti1g
ss Cooper Institute. New York City, uLder
the auspices of the Brunswick Hotel Com
mittee and Young Mems D,mccrllio Club,
was we'll attended last night By these in
terested 10 the reorSanz .tion Of tho democratic
party 10 New Yolk State. John Dsvlip opened
the meeting. The obj ,cs Of tho meeting, he
said, was to again raise the party to its proper
sphere. and that OF cot was enlisle1 10 the sup.
port of all true democrats, whoss hearty syu-
pstby it WAS necessary to have to Insure SUCCESS.
Resolutions were adopted declaring that tho late
defeat of the democratic party could have been
avoided and victory secured tu! fer the nn
fortunate dissentions in its ranks 10 the city and
county of New York; advocating ell measures
which oppose the right CT federal officials to
make arbitrary arrests on the eve Of elcctiop,
use of troops at the polls, and auy ioterferstc,
which impaired the right of suffrage; that the
tariff issue should b, mora sharply defined, AID
that to restore our msratime power American
citizens should be permitted to buy or build
ships for the foreign trade 10 auy psrt of the
world. and obtain fer them American registers.
One of the prircpsl speakers was Hon. Abram
8. Hewitt, who said neither Garfield nor Han
Suck had obtained majority ef tho popular
xct, ut the late election, and he laid tho cenc.
Fcrasio defeat to tho schism in Nav York city
democracy. Etven thousand votes in that city
would have changed the result 10 the city. State,
and Uoited States. OIL had the oily democracy
been uaited. more than the needed votes would
have been tb.siaed. He repudissed Tammapy
Hall and did not ec,spt living Hall, but urged
that new democratic organization should DO
formed on. CT the best elements Of those fac
tiocs and ofthoss who held a'oof from both.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
kENOIaHrF.

Str j. G knight hence, 8. New York g9.c
Deer 25!h had q heavy II L gale, in ~hicy L..
vessel was hove to for :G hours; ,t0ve pJr: /.
Warks. sweep: decks and sustained other a.'au
damages; one OF tho boiler legs gaze w? CO..
ing the boiler 10 shift.
The steau,hip EichmoId o! tho Old Dom
ion line, which lief. Nov YER; sunday 81 l...
rived at Richmond yesterday. reports hl2.
had q ough.voysge ind shiEIe! portion II b.
cargo Tn Monday night. v5i, rr.c.a'r, ,
under sail. she passed the DcleTRro F.y. !s...
ON lightshio sorift.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

new YoGK. december y --S:.a&a ,.'...'
Money Flour quiet srd unchanged ~,
while thsde loac.; red t.!c bc.!cr. &"
quiet.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

PORT OF ALEXANDRIA, DEC&NB"&-'
.S0s rises. l6 S1t's srts-......., J -
AR2IVED.
SIR Lady CT the Lako. Norfolk. to L = i j.
SIR Geo Leary. Norfolk, 70 L Nooe.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

FATAL AFFGAY. "A disturbance occurred
on Friday evoninipg o: Smishsille. Is miles
wess of Fortress Monroe, between vhi:o man
named Dunn and party Of colored men who
had met to orgapiz, military company. Ons
of tho men caught Dunn by the Hbiskers aud
stamped bis fscc, whereup1n he drew q single
barrsled riso and killed the Degro. Dunn
then RAJ into q s:ora ard loaded bis pistol.
when the ofcwi, headed BY Dao Cock. with q
Griwn sword, attacked him. He shot Cook
desd 10 bis tracks, after which be seiz,d Q
butcher knife aud cus his WY out. O1e man.
namsd nlriel Drew. was badly cat in the abdo-
men. and will probably die, while others were
moro or lsss Injured. D1on gave himself up,
and is 10 all 10 Williamsburg. [otcuso excite
mens prevails emorg tho ocIored people of the
peninsula.
TIE Mary TROUT OUTRAGE CASE is still
before the criminal Court 10 Washington. Tho
following is the COZ clusion of yesterdays rb.
cetdiDfs:
Mr.. Cook. flowers lane" has beeo spoken
Of 10 this pse'. D. yOu know Why it IS called
50?
Wi!oess.-So many nartts 90 il thero
hussiag one another. Laug bier.
Mr. Coos.-When the struggling moon.
beams iDterisco the branches and eel.en the
shadows beneath. de-
Mr.. Perry.-If it has GINA to this. think
the court bad better adjourn. lLiu2h.er
Judge Jsmes.-Crier, adjourn the court.
And tho court accordingly adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
COMMON COUNCIL,

Z! regular meeting Of tho Common Council
OF the city OF Alexandria. held ute smber 25.h
lsSJ. there were present: James Z. Becknam,
esq, presiaon:, and hes,s. Harmon. Rowland,
Flee. fro3ers. Rchberg, Douglass, Mclean,
Evane, JaVins, and Peske.
The psiiLion of John L, Bescb, for The remi:-
sion off fl :e imposed by The Mayor for keepir 6
o dog without q license YVES referred to tho Com
mit:ec on Claims.
An oct esiitted "sa SC: 20 su.hor;zo tho tE.
chGL 6, CT ,UUshares OF the preferred stock in
The Orange and Alexandria r. Il. Co. for 100
shares n tho new c:geLiZ sion Of the vs.. Mid.
lGnL i. 4. CO, )" was read three tines, and
passed By tho fJl!oGi22 vote V Z: Ayes-Mtssrs,
Harmon, No%land, brcdcra, Ech berg, Doug
lass Mclean. Evans, Jivirs, Pease and Mr..
PrssiderL-l0. Eces-u.
Tho resolution for ga3 lamp st the corner OF
"lbes end st. hs"ph streets, Wss returned TO
Ills Board BY tho Board of Aldermen, with tho
rtqucs. for O new comcilLEo Of conference, which
wss granted bnI EcsiTj. Evans aod BrodsrS
appointed thereon, which committee recon-.
ne ded tbss tee Wc.& dcslGIGted in tho Ie3oiu-
ticn b3 done.
On motion Mr. Evaus The following resolution
Was adopted az 81 b:titute fer said report. viz {:
Resolved. Thst the Committee on Light ba
directed to have lsmpa erected ct the corner OF
Wol:1 erd Alfred streets. end the corner Of
Wilkes snd st. Assph street,"
The following Were received from tho Board
I'll - IEc1lfSE, ana tlClE hC'lOO LICTeCQ CD0CQrTeI
in, VIZ; The communication OF tho Mayor re-
commanding the placing Of q Telephone in The
station House; the reports Of tho Finance Com.
nlttee uEoa the petitions Of L. s Douglass and
Mary KObhinn. for reduction Of assessments
upon rca property.
Che Beard then adjourned
TcSLc: JAMES T.. CAToS, Clo-k.
AN CT 10 9ntEor;Z, tho exchange Of 1870 shares
Of the preferred stock in tho Orange and Alex
sHG'ia r. Is Go. for 100 shares in the Few or.
g.niz.!ion ofiho V. IL Il. T. Co.
BE it enacted By the City Councii OF AIoxan.
dfia, ThsL the Commissioners Cf the Sin king
Fund BIZ, Gnt are hereby, author Il id and direct.
ed (ol or before the Is. day Of JANUARY, 1881
II transfer tho 100 shares of preferred stock in
the ClaCgs sud alexandria Dad Co. owned
By the city OF AlGxal drs 10 T. z. EsldWia, J.
Wilcox B!ow3 end Robert Garrett trustees for
tao associated bo2dholGers, and ID take from
ttem in lieu thereof enc ff.h OF their value in
stock ia tho new organization for every FIVE
shares surrendered, ssit new stock 10 DO Issued
il tho name Of tho City Council Of Alexandria
also to fund the noto Of S., 0CU, and any other
eviderc: 20 OF cs5t hold by the city of Alexsn-
C:ia' IT in their judgment they may deem i.
ce W ivI I3 % ialer 70 f the city. ,o
Passed EoNd OF Aldermen December 20, 1880
Ii. L. DUWNHhM, President
Passed Common Council Dece 5er 70, 1890.
}. I. BECkHs II, President.
Approved December % 1880
EOURTLAND II. SMITH, Mayor.
Tes!e: JAMES Z. CATION. Cpk q. G.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29
MARRIED.

. The only vegetable remedy kcoEn that is O
perfect blood purifiers. s. 8.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

Fur twenty two years Mrs. SuGanos A5nus
No. III Bartlett street. Baltimore, Nd. was q
sufferer from sores aud pains 10 her limbs. She
tri.d many remedies without any favorable re-
suite. Happening to hear of St. jacobs Oil.
she Concluded ct lss: to Try il. The result was
wonderful. The sore healed, Tho pains vanish.
ed, aud she is now we'll again.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

a FRESH SUPPLY OF Boiled :"
Il RAW LlNbEED OIL; slao Eca!S'"'
Lard, Tanners and several grades Of LG3'c7'-
ny OIL, always on hand at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
w. +. CHEIGUTON'S,
Ia o. az King trees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

EN1SH-5C0 lbs, Georges Bank Codf.h, 10
e Boxes 5oDeiess Goldfish, yarmouth BlosteIs
and Scaled behring's received !his Day direct
from Boston.
noy2} HARMON & SMITH
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

MORN WE'LL BRCILERS end PATENT
- FRY PANS ~
MCLEAN & UHLKK'S,
des4 IS King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

U ENDALL'S SPAWN CURE FOR
~ HCESRS, q vslubie rem.dy for SPAWN,
Rug' Bone Splint, all oalhrssments OF the join.s,
cuts, scratches &c. JUS! received by
does r. s. LEADBEATkK & BRO
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

IONI CSAEII-UI5 NT..t t-'~I 'V'.T- - =
being wholly romia4. TlsCJ - s''e'
enough Whes. coming IL - w.-.a,.q... :. g..
Corn is wanted cad ln!2cs aro tiSk0:, - .,
ssles were msda to Day & - 4n5 Il..,~..
No E5e or Oats cN:r;4. Ge"a!,y I,n...-.
scarce and higher and w .2g:'2 Gr3....,...
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

DUBE SALT PETRE FOR MEAT; ;ar
I same quality that We have BEEN seii'os 80, 80
ms.y years; cleo several cheaper grace; ''''
supply just revived By sruo
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1880-12-29

NEATsFO0T OIL ard COMMON C'..
~ TOR OIL, for oili2g harnets 60 80
n,y6 B.S. LBADBEATEr. y hi'I.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-05

From the Kansas City journal (Rep.)
Hancock has been parallel from
Maine to Califoriis and from Minneso-
Ia to the Gulf as the idol of the second
army corps, his old command, until the
average Democrat imagines. that all of
the old soldiers who served under him
are just crazy to vote for him next fall,
but there are some things connected
with his career which indicate that in
stead Of his old soldiers voting for him
they will unite against him in as solid
masses as they did when they attacked
the enemy I'm Virginia. AS a sample Of
the position In which Hancock is held,
Journal reporter interviewed Mr..
Jerry Ward yesterday. Ward fought
under Hancock and tells the story in a
cool, deliberate way, which, added to
his fine reputation In the community,
will obtain for his story the credit Of
exact truthfulness. Upon entering the
printing Office Of Ward & Tew, 5l2
Main street, Mr.. Ward was found busily
engaged, but stopped and greeted his
visitor cordially. The reporter said:
"YOu fought under Hancock, l be-
lieve, Mr.. Ward?"
eyes; I was soldier In the 4th Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, In the lst Brigade.
Sd Division, Of the I'd Army corps"
"Have yon any objection to stating
what the soldiers thoughto of Hancock ?''
~ have none in the least. Hancock
was always considered good General,
although can not recall anything par
ticularly brilliant that he ever did.
Personally he was much disliked by all
of his men,"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-05
A Personal INSULT.

HancOck's Treatment of His Men
Amounts to that to Each of
Them--TwO Men Who Fought
Under 'sthe Corset" Testify to
HIS Insulting Treatment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-05

Is lbs. Prupes for $l.00 at Bowie
Pitrat 4 Cos. ,.tf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-05
Road Notice.

A PETITION will be presented to
IA the Commissioners Of Gallia Coun-
ty. at their regular September session,
1880, praying for the alteration Of a
County road as follows: Beginning at a
gate Ia the old road at the foot OF
John Irion hill, on the farm of the
late John Irion, In Green township,
where the new road now opened
and travelled by the public begins;
thence to follow said new road to wal
nut tree northwest of f. j. Graham 3
house; thence the nearest and best way
to intersect the old road where the said
new ROAD now does. Also to vaeate as
much of the old road as is supplied by
the new, except a gateway for school
purposes In District No. IL, and also to
extend the Siders road to new road.
July 20, 1SS0.-4w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-05

GALLlPOLls, OHI0.
July 90, 1SSO-4w
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-08-05
ON the March.

The following documents, published
in the New York papers of Sunday.
show that General Grant is In the field
for the Republican ticket:
MANlTOU, COL, July 81, 1880.
"Coionel Drake DeKay, Adjutant Gem
eral sBoys In Blue,' New York City:
"Publish orders telegraped. In my
opinion the best interests of the whole
country, North and South, demands
the success Of the ticket headed by Gar
field and Arthur.
gu. S. GRANT.
"HEADQUARTERs UNION VETERANS I
UNION, sBOys IN BLUR
New YORK, July %. 1880.
"General Orders No. Ill. The men,
Der for each State Of the National Com
mittee Of the Union Veterans Union
will at once proceed to organize the
Boys In Blue In their respective States
to promote the election of Garfield and
Arthur.
"II. The organization of Boys in
Blne' will report to the department
commanders In their respective States.
By order of u. 8. GRANT.
l"Commander-in-Chief Boys In Blue
sDRAEE DEKAy, Adjutant General p
Is lbs. Prupes for $l.00 at Bowie
Pitfat q Co.'S. ~. II