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The New York herald., 1874-08-08
Maritime Miscellany.

srEAxsHIr Ax.II. Bstty, from Montreal for London.
se s m bo 5 sssG ia
and then proceed
Doss from vs5seS tor
charged cargo ana will 60 on the Dares slip for exam
I s o. v & se ns Sspd aim 1s SS
her voyage on that day.
BARE NAs.w4ys = Capt Leblanc Of Arichss deal laden
cargo were saved
Put ss e s:s %
and sold, nAd strnck Pensacola bar in coming ont
o. other damage
B.Io M.s! 3 Tnosrsox, q o. Boston, hs. pat INTO g
ieaIy i.'' '''' ' '' ''-'' -''N '-'''' -D0 -
BRIO CAIRO slz register pnirt Londonderry Ms
assN CO.. q Se% YerH FOR so se'n S'
scn. Ms1.SoaA Y Of pastmeysh, IN coming through tns
he sIS1 m q s eSs
ns o he '" feet
&C.. In ss g a..
s y9s e p:
pilot was be S % % see On s ss
and unshupins the rSdaer vessel WIN be total
s S. 5s IS S and
r los tons register and haied ffom this city.
New On y sSn
ran upon her anchor when the tide rose, a hole
her bottom and sunk. She rghted ~ low tide,
will be Immediately repaired
STEAMER AMANDA wrNANrA Quinn arrived at Newport
9Th YORK. with four sections Of pontoons
in TO commence operations toward rasng the bark
Bessie Rogers sunk In the haroor by Bris
toll Aus 10, 1872 The bark has yet board accord
ing the bills of iadng 39 of iron about $50
tons ha wing been taken out
BxLFAsT. Aug 6-The Coast Survey steam launch Saga
dabec Is here with her propeller shaf broken The Bel
fast Foundry Co will put In . new
KBY WEST Aug 6-5cbr Potosi, Jackson, from Aspin-
wall July Is for Progreso spoken With ali hands bat
, captain sicx- near Progreso
The OF wreck Of schr Cherub towed into Prospect
savors &0 tho latter receiving IS their trouble
sHrrBunDNo-At Millville, M, Milford Is
structine two double decked three aHed schoon
er Of about 6V tons each, to be launched this fall
LAurcHxp-.At Calais on Saturday, from the yara Of
Nickerson Rideou 3fnasted schr, not yet named
measured she is isl teet long feet beam ~ feet
manner She owned by parties In Cslais and 81 Ste
phen ana IL to be commanded by Capt Bunker.
At Bath. Me, Aug by Albert Hathorne, fine ship OF
loUJ tons named the Gathcrer. she 10 owned by the
builder, N Whitmore and Capt James ThompsOn. Of
Bath who will command her.
dno brig of tons built for Portland parties
saso launched by Hogan 4 Thurl0w.
At Robbnston, 18th ult brig Mary Hayden, owned
by parties In Bastport, Boston, New York and Philadcl
phix She Is fine vessel Of 40 tons and Will be COM
nj MED by capt Reed. Of Camden
At ssJohn NB on Saturday, from the yard OF joseph
Nontsic que ship Of about iAOo tons resster called
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tno Aonux ooit tor neeaK1 Gpson Co. OF Liverpool
M yrsnc,:so July 50 .ehr Gen Hi,sr named .ass
ovnssa HHscSinscn, Kohl Co q San francisco .-os
ma. II S: zsr e
Of tons called the Hannsn ! Bethel She 3 arst
Depth ef Saa ess and Z ofs' N.
nqe as osp
man twhO Will command her>, aud others.
Notice to Mariners.
UNITED AxKRrcA-NoRrHxRN NoRrHwssrKRH
LAkEs-rlxkD RED LIGHT At ROCK HARsoR, ISLE RorALn
SSiiss SsssSy given ts. and s,ts. Aug "a s.
Rosae, about miles from the eastern extremity Of the
The light win be fixed rcd.
Tne Illuminating apparatus rs dioptric or by lenses
rhe ioca plane /. u ieet from The Level Of the lake
S :aoaS % e n
The structure Is tower Of mixed stone and srek Of
the tower by passageway, is Of stone Both tower and
Te pon o the taken
o% the survey Charts Is as i''i'"'IA' Ion %
HISDosrAH-wxs1 ooAH-BonnAx-nxw LIGHT Oh THs
On the Is. of xovemesr 0Hss the present revolving
VIII be on % the o on
rs w Ss evsa S s bSs
the sea, and will be visible about 20 miles:
The Illuminating apparatus will be dioptric, Of the
~hs and ns centre
the danss5S With the cloSwins oesrpSd
Vu 1Shtuouso on Soh~oS poi"s y. "oS ~ ~ses"Aas
fhuil Knob 9 20 degE.
Elephanta peak 56 deg z
PPsssso Pssaon@a. soSs HssisTy 3 II y ass
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES rsrAs1lss.
4 light is exhibited from the lighthouse recently
on the extremity OF the mole north OF the port OF
The light Is fixed white, with fash every minute. N
elevated 8 above the level OF the and in clear
weather will be visible about miles.
The illuminating apparatus Is dioptrc, or the nxtn
order The tower octagonaL OF two stories ana ous
Position-Lat 45 70 N: Ion IL 20 soB.
GRANGE IN COLOR OF spreHos LIGHT.
The color Of Spignon light Is changed to green.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Asr-RsrAsIlsHxHN7 or
LIGHT ON PENOA DE LA GOMKRA.
A nxed red light has been established Penon de Ia
0omera 1t is elevated 262 feet above the level Of the
'sa pnS shSas be ss5De Ts Is
By order Of the Bureau of Navigation
RI WYMAN. Commodore u N. Hydrographer
photographic Once Washington, DC. July Is lS7A
Whalemen.
Al FayalJ ~ bark Pacino, Borden, Of NIB. No oil
Bark Ietitis Graw, ofNB was at Mshe June 9. having
taken 100 bbls sp oil since last report
letter rom Capt Allen OF bark Sea Queen, Of West
port reports her on Mahe Banks May a. with 800 bbis
spokser1sJune A. sea, bark Marcela, sarxiss' NIB.
RoSers of Provncstown iSo 66Is oil snce leaving Bsr
badoa
+ Spoken.
5srf : John Oh Boyd % B EA sosn Glasgow for Boston,
vIs Bark & goYsrt sr Besart from Rotterdam for New
York. June x, iats7 a. Ion IS ". - ' 'A'''' 80 '''"
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PORT OF HEW YORK, AUG. T. 1874.
CLEARED.

stesmshin Bolivia tBr Munro. Glssgow-Hendersou
;, ship John Mann Orr. Brown, London-J Whitney
Ship New world, Champion, London-Grnnen, Mn
Bark Indiana Nor, Kroger, Liverpool-TetensA Bock-
Bark EicOiina dtaD EnrigO, Cork FalmOuth-sloco-
Bark Francesca. Avesna dtaD, sena Cork or Fsl-
saSt Naov. yerita dtsD, cuaneo Queenstown or Faa.
Bark Treawney tsr), Eyre, Queenstown or falmouth
BARK Horace Besies, Pickett valenc,a-John zitfle-
BARK Whiion Carver Rio Janero-rhos NERO Norton
Bark Hsnry Flsnsr, Patsn, ssJaso--R Robertson
Bark Wood Br), Thnrmott Pugwash, Ns-J Ward
Bark Hebe Brh Taylor, Baltimore-Hswlett Tor
Brig Ncsmi dtaD. Dodero. Queenstown or Falmouth
Brig Rosario spl Lasvilla, Santa Cruz Canary
Brig Katie lOsn), Robinson, Pernambuco- Nop-
Brig Ramirez, Barnard. Mnatitlan. Mex-J Ward 4
Brs Helen @ Rieh, Collins cienfueros-Jas Ward &
Bns william Pr>. Pike, Harbu Grace, MR. cnry
Brig Albcri orcut,, Port Johnson--H ~ Brook
scbr 8 o Evans Yates seyiiic-A Abbott
schr 8 sands Miller, Monteee Bay-1 wessela
III nchr madison Holmes bayes, Nassau, Mp Mon
.schr Francis Rncn Cousins, Portsmouth, NH-Jed
schr witch Hazel, Springer. New Bedford-Ferpuson
schr NJ Tyler. Hart somerset,-I oager
sc schr Artist Forresnr Sonerset-Ferguson Wood: -
sGhr Harvest corwin' Providence and Newport-H W
sehr e John j, Brooks Fox New Haven Racket Bro.
Sioog North America, Lyon, New Bedford-H W Jack
steamer Annie s,een, wilmington, Del. ard Chester.
Steamer Ann Eliza RenArcs Pniaaeipnta--ssmss
Steamer Novelty shaw. rhiladelph,A-w kirkpatrick.
ADDIuarc
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AID su1p CAPTAINS

Merchants shipping agents and ship captains are in.
formed that by teegraphinx 10 the HERALD Londoa
Bureau No 46 Fleet street. thu arrivals aud depart
ures from European ports and other ports abroad OF
American and all foreign vessels trading with tho United
Statea the same will be cabed % this country free OF
charge and published.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


A BSoLUTB DIVORCES OBTAINED From DiFFkk-
n ent Ssates legal everywherei doseruon &C. efn-
cent cause no publicity REQUIRED; no charge until d.
v0rcs sfan'e@ ~ House, Attorney, ~ BrosdwaN
4 BsOI.UTK DIVORCES OBTAINED FROM COURTS
"A OF difYerenS states legal evcrywhere 40 publciU7
po fees in advance advice free commissioner r everY
State fREDRRICK KING Counsellor A. Law, 01
Broadway.
DRuaG1srs, DRUGGISTS sUsDRyMEN AND DEAL.
an in ns toilet goods invited TO examine large
choice and easgant assortment Of Grown rerfnmAs,
Grown Hav Brushes, Grown Tooth Brushes and Grown
Dressing Combs for the fAli trade.
rhess goods all made the most approved prinei-
pins and In the bsst and arc rcoommen endsd ky
che leading dealers throughout cha country ~ mpsyor
10 any others
THOMSON, LANaDoN CO..
Sole Importers, Nos l7s ana go Broadway ny,
WINCHEsTBRs HYPOPHOsPHITE or LIMB AND
w Soda Is famous virallzng tonic and franA
nesmu p sMMuan. d ss hvgcra'or and brain food S
Prepared only by WINCHESTER CO.. cheUlptA -
John street. New York,
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YACHTING IN CANADA.

WINDSOR, 0nt August 7, 1874.
The yacht race on Lake st. Clair, between the
Cuthbert, Of Cobourg, ana the Cora, OF Detroit,
was not decided to-day on account Of the boats
not coming In in the specified tlme seven hours.
The Cutnbert came In about two miles ahead Of
the Cora
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GOLDSMITH MAID'S GREATEST FEAT.
Immediately after the first heat came the great
sensation OF the day. Goldsmith Maid accOmpa-
MED by . running mate to stimulate her, and
pledged In purse OF $4,000 to beat her un-
matched time, 2:16, was tr0tted out, Budd Doble
holding the reinS. Alter little warming the Maid
joGged around the course In the frst heat appar-
emily exercising making the quarter in "a, hall IN
1:o9 ttree-quarters :a3A and the mile in 2:lS4.
On the second heat the Maid trotted out,
betting, In the meantime, being heavy that
she would not accomplish her object On the
word being gwen, with her running mate at her
half In LOG On the homestrerch, being coilared
by the running horse, she skipped, but getting
down quickly 10 her work came In under the wire
In 215x, amid laundering applause from the
thousands of spectators.
rront of % the indees, res stand WHARF the immense M
gathering arose and greeted her with deafening
cheers. Her driver, Budd Doble, was ordered on
the judges stand, where he received q becoming
ovation as the driver OF the fastest horse on
record. Doble responded with repeated bowa
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SAILED.

Ship Cavour, for Liverpool: barks saran Frazier,
mond: spero QtaD. Penarth Roads: brigs LIE wis l.
Squres Lisbon; Eleanor Miller {Br, Rosario; Harry
vfrden, Rio Janeiro; schr Mary Helen, st Johns PR
Wind at sunset SSw, fresh.
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YACHT RACE AT NEWPORT.

Yacht saunterer Around Canonic ut
Island.
NEWPORT, R l., August T. 1874
The sailboat Dolly, owned by Clarence Rathbone,
OF Albany, N. Y, who occupies q cottage here, and
the soop yacht Saunterer, owned by Robert Ham,
tlten, started from this harbor at O'Clock this
afternoon tor a race around Caponicut Island and
return, for $25. The Saunterer lost her topmast,
but ehe kept on her way.
The course was from the north end OF Canonicut
Island down the west passage, around Beaver
Tail and return. The Dolly was the winner, beat
ing her compe etIsor ten minutes.
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BUFFALO DRIVING PARK.

Fourth and Lsst Day OF tho Ninth An
nuaI Trotting Meeting-Fleety Gold
dust the Winner OF the 2s3l Purse and
Red Cloud the 2;2O Race-Goldsmith
Maids Greatest Feat-She Beats
s.Time," Trotting a Mile I'm s.15 Ia.
BUFFALO, August 7, 1874.
The ninth annual meeting OF the Buffalo Park
Association closed to-day Goldsmith Maid beat
her own time, trotting mile in 2:l5h the fastest
time ever made. Red Cloud made the mile In 2:ls
He Is the only gelding save Dexter that has ever
recorded that time. There were heavy rains last
night and early this morning, bat toward nine
O'Clock the wind changed, the SKY cleared and the
weather became delightful The track was i'm
proved by the sprinkling. Fully 10000 persons
were present. The police arrangements were
complete, and nothing to mar the pleasure OF the
NEE ting occurred.
THE 2:3l PURSE
The first race was u dash Tor the 2:31 class.
Eleven horses were entered. ten OF which started,
the following being the
SUMMARY.
BUFFALO PARK, A7.-Purse OF $4,0 600, for horses
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SARATOGA RACES.

First Day Of the Second Regular Mest-
tng-Pool Selling the Kentucky
Stakes, the summer Handicap and the
Steepleehase.
sARAToGA N. T., August Z, 1874
The pool room was densely crowded tonight
with anxious SPECTATORS On the several events to
be run tomorrow, the nrst day Of the second
regular meeting. Unfortunately the weather
changed this afternoon, since which time consider-
able rain has fallen, and the track now promises
to be very heavy. The first event Ia for
THE KENTUCKY STAKES,
one mile, for two-year-olds, which opened az fol-
Hunter d Travers' King Bolt. $3.50
Bemonts khadamantbus and Caroline. ....... 300
Bay colt Chesapeake and brown colt Calvin. 90. $50
McDaniels Willie Burke. $50
Lorillard g hsk and James sA............-....-. so
Puryear's Leader. d5
BoWfe's HOlprook. ..................... az
The race promises to be heavy betting one, the
third pool selling
Hunter a Travers..-- --..-................-...$ $500
Ohesapeske and Calvin tn-..................-.-. 24o
Belmont. ...--.............-.. 205
Lorilard ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 125
THE SUMMER HANDICAP.
For the Summer Handicap, for all ages, two
miles, the average sales were:-
Survivor, 102 lbs 500
Madge "a los AoV
Lizzie Lucas, 30 lbs-.-. %
Catesby, 90 lbs. ..-..............'.-.''.-- %
TBB sTEEPLECHASE.
In the steeplechase, for sU ages about three
miles, the following figures will give an IDEA OF
the feeling among the betting fraternity as to the
probable winner:-
Bullet $50 lbs.
George West 100 lbs. iDs....................... 10
Looena lao lbs........ ......................... 70
'nn5. Asz lus.....--~- ss.s..'.s.'''''p', ~
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ARRIVALS.

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsToNE TELEGRAPH LINZ
Steamship Alexandra Rr), Henderson naples Juiy 4,
Aessna 9th. Palermo 18th. Mention 7fh. Malaga Nst,
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Foreign Ports.

k;sSs sns i,,i EssSs Sis $a S:ss; ls: ws'dss
,v1 vCARp,, July 8 rM-Sailsd Steamship Glamorsan
isuieds, NAV y ss:,sS S.rs. cesh.ru. ar,. RUSSELL
S sss f'H 81; s sss$:S g. Ohio Ht
''s s. Pasas Mart July rn por bar, R,. Poole
York in days. IeOnsrd Myers Hicfs for do, dS Man
9. MARC. July sln port brig sd,,h johnson. for Del
5aS 4 bH sa Easrs ss. . Brown new
JoMy ~, yuiy ,ls.,ryed, brig senrio gy,, stu
Helen Isabel Br Ra's.on, do; brig Orion B,. Belfon
CLEARED Aug 8 scnr Rabinl CBr,, Mclaughlin. New
American Ports.
ausa sast .sr
hsss1G asSSa'HW dfs5sas 1w
ss s: ss.s.
ss. E5 Ess psnsSy
w. S'.5 Gss:ss. Al s: Ss:.! =ss ''Tss sss
Walton.
yon So oDof sns sosd
isRss aas sss ssSS from so1n'm ''hr'
Cie.red.steamer IS VIM Crane, Howea Baltimore ship
mar, 9,TAqsSiSiSS s%siisS Li;1Sn ..,. .', .s. ~ 49,.
Appoh, Loveland, Bostoni. WIN Kennedy, Poster Pro
de NsSoe, Bremen; rirdar Sssa so.s ssass n LIVER
ppe9 fSsI S"d.y naq G1o% LeEncrn ysa ksass, ar
from Havans Adeiins, from Boston; pI.,nS ssnS.
Maggie 4. Fisk and Mary Peters, from DO; Clsra q
Land, from kennebeo; Calvin Baker from crs, 90
Richmond. Me- hsnds!son, .S1 from I.s. Hsc
) Hoyt from New Haven, " II Phare, from Orient IL,
Hoks from Woods Hole; Annie y Chase, nom rrovi-
Gom doi Charley Cobb from dol Francis Hatch, from
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OUR CABLE SHIPPING NEWS.

ANTWERP Aug s-Arrved, ship John Barbour tBra.
Ivey. Philadelphia bark Algeria tBr). Brownel, New
York
AMSTERDAM, Aug s-Arrived, ship Garibaldi tNor),
Hover, Philadelphia.
BRrsroI, Aug 7-Arrived. bark Sir Chas Napier CBr)
Mobley. Pensacola
BELFAST, Aug 6-Arrived, bark satama (Rus. Hage
man. Philadelphia.
BRKMERBAvxN, Aug 6-Arrved ships Helene (Gero
Raschen, New York; Betty Ger. Nutzhorn, Phiadel
pha-
Sailed 5th bark F Reck GER. wagen. Philadelphia
DuNKrnK. Aug b-Arrived, bark Lada AUS, Medanich.
New York.
Sailed sth, bark onni tRus DahDerg, United states
EIsNoRR, Aug 6-Arrived. ship John Watt, Deshon.
Philadelphia for cronsadt see below; barks Jane
Wright Cor,. Hall, New YORK for Dantzc; Maggie tBr
Chalmers New York.
Arrived at do 9Th, brig Zwei aabYueder Gen Uken
New York
HAnTlxrool, Aug s-sailed. bark Orion Gwe). Banck
United States.
HAnsunc Aug 7-safled, steamship Herder coer
Fischer, New York
HAYLR, Aug 6-Sailed. bark Mfllie Bane (Br). Cook
United States.
LIVERPOOL, Aug 7-Arrived ships Edward o'Brieu,
smaey StJohn, NIB Diblur (Br) Gronsand, San Fran
cisco.
Sailed 9Th, ship Valley Forge, Wood. San Francisco
Sailed 7th, ship Progress stevens, Cardiff and Rio ia
metro mot previously.
LONDON, Aug 7-Arrived brig Industry, CLARK. Hew
York.
Also arrived 7th, bark viking BD, Hansen Whining
ton, NC.
Sailed 9Th ship Ne Plus Ultra, Borand, New York;
bark August GER, ohrlo do; 7h ship Sir Robt Peel
Larrabee, do.
NAPLEs-Arrived, bark Hedwig Ger) warnken. New
York.
PLYHourH, Aug 7-Arrived, steamship Goethe fGer},
Wilson. New York tor Hamburg.
QUEENSTOWN. Aug 7-Arrived. brig Barbaross dtap.
Vale, New York.
Also arrived 7th, bark Dexterous (B. Robinson New
York .--....t.+.
Sailed 7th, steamships City Of Brussels CBr. Lsitch,
and Celtic tBr), Kiddle drom 1AverpooD. New York.
RouxA. Aug 7-Arrived. bark Nerea CAuU. Luyk New
York.
ROTTERDAM, Aug CARVED bark Exio eAus). Zack.
New York steamship W A scholten Dutch. Hus do
swIxExUxDx Aug 6-Arrived brig Mary Gibbs, White.
more New York for Stettln.
srxrrIR, Aug 6-Arrived, bark Pudel Ger, Parlow,
New York.
Arrived At do 9Th. bark rndustrie Eor, Larsen, New
YORK.
srocKHoLn, Aug 5Arrivcd bark Les Plot CNor Brunn,
New YORK.
vExIcE-Arrixcd bark Lucia 0taD, Caeace. New York
AoxDoN. Aug IA lighter, with 1918 casks from bark
Bernard Ger, Hedemann, from Philadelphia. and an
other, with i5p casks from ship Ladoga Wiley from
Boston, were sunk during heavy gales at Cronstadt
Ship John Watt Deshon. from Philadelphia for Cron.
stadt was in collision while lying At anchor a. Ehi.
more and was damaged to the extent Of about $3.50.
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SH HIPPING VS..
OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
Steamer.
Salts. iDeafnat,on. |
OGce

DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOE THE
MONTH 0F AUGUST.
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The 40 race aternated with the 81, Goldsmith
Maids tros beng sandwiched. Seven horses
entered for the 2:20 race, six OF which started,
Henry being drawn. Gloster sold IN the pools be-
fore the race at $55, Red Cloud, $50; field, $50.
The summary is as follows:-
SAME DAY.-Purse OF 81 500, for 900 horses;
$500 TO first S2 200 to second 81 $50 to third and
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-01-08
SHERFF'S SALE.
SAX Of OA,o, Galia County, IS

State of OHIO, Gala County, IS.
Il sale from the Court of Common Pleas. OF
Gallia county. and TO me directed. ] will offer for
sale at the front door of the Court house. in said
county OF Gallia, on the I'D day Of February,
Il u. 1874, at one O'Clock p. IN. OF said day. the
following lands and tenementS. situate in the
county OF Gallia, and State of Ohio. and bound
ed and described as follows. t0-wit; Being all
OF the north half Of section number three @ in
township number six e. in range number tf-
teen rs } except fifty acres OF Of the east end of
the northeast quarter of said section number
three g. conveyed to Thomas r. Morton also.
except forty acres in n square form out OF the
southwest corner of the northwest quarter of
said section. conveyed to Ross ). Watts; contain
ing two hundred and thirty acres. more or less
(2SO;j TO be re-appraiSed in two parts or tracts,
advertised for sale and sold according to law in
the order hereinafter stated. Said two tracts To
be described as follows: First, all that part of
the north halfoi section 3. eXcept40 acres sold to
Ross s. Watts, as lies west of a line drawn from
a point IN the north line Of said section thirty
nine chains from the northwest corner of said
section. at right angle thereto; and thence due
south to the middle line OF said section l9l
acres, more or less, with the appurtenanceS.
Appraised ut $2,604.
Second, all that part of the north half of said
section No. 3, AS lies east of Il line drawn from Il
point in the north line of said section 80 chains
from the northwest corner of section due south
to the middle line of said section. except the so
acres on the east end sold to Thomas X. Morton.
12l acres, more or less. with the appurtenances
Appraised at $2.420 The second described tract
| will offer first; second. j Will offer the first de-
scrihed tract. And in case neither OF said tracts
shall sell. then | will offer both tracts together
ut the suit of Maria Long
Given under my hand this 25th day of Decem-
Der. Il. d 1873.
AMOS RIPLEY, S. G. C. o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-01-08
The PunctiIios OF Decorum.

The PunctiliOS of DecOrum.
And it came tn pass that on last
Friday night two of those fair and
fragile creatures, the price of whose
beauty does not rate at panic prices,
sampled unalloyed usquebaugh too
extensively, and came down on a
house Of easy virtue kept in the
upper end of the city. They drew
nigh, deployed, and finally cast all
the stones within convenient dis
lance through the windows thereof.
After having scuttled the ship they
withdrew in haste. But the police.
those vigilant custodisns of the public
peace, hearing of them, came apace
and drew near. The sweet creatures
visit not that the police were in that
section, until they were close at hand,
when they started to run. Those
mighty men of valor we're not to
be beaten by a foot-race, and pur
sued after them even unto the will
derness, determined to smite the
hindmost. When delivered unto their
hands they 1.-THE girls) were uncom-
monty drunk. This was when the
mighty men encompassed them fit
orally. me mean. and carried them
to the lock up. Two dollars fine,
each, the next morning.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-01-08
INSURANCE
RATES REDUCED.
Amount of Capital Represented
$2O,OOO,OOO.

THEREAFTER | will issue policies of
Insurance on detached dwellings
at the following reduced rates:
BRICK BUILDINGS,
Metal or slate roof, / year, 40 cents; 3
years, so cents; 5years, 81 20.
BRICK BUILDING,
Single or composition roof, l year, 4j
cents; 3 years, 30 cents; 3 years, 81 30.
FRAME BUILDING,
Single or composition roof, l year, 80
cents; 3 years, 81 90; ) years, 81 3d.
Frame building, with metal roof, same
rate as a brick with shingle roof.
NOW IS THE TIME TO INSURE.
Those desiring to insure in Companies
of wealth, age, experience, and careful
management, will do well to call at my
office and examine the claims OF he
ROYAL, of Liverpool; FIRE ASSOCIATION
of Philadelphia; PHOENIX, of Brooklyn,
N. Y; AMERICAN CENTRAL, of st. Louis
or ST. PAUL Fire and Marine,
These Companies offer beyond all
doubt ABSOLUTE SECURITY to all
those who hold their contracts.
Office n door above Book Store, up
stairs.
G. W. ISAMINGER, Agent,
G~allipolis, Ohio.
Dec. IL, 1873.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-01-08
SHERIFF,S SALE.

The State Of Ohio, GdlIid County, SIS.
PURSUANT to the command of an order OF
sale from the Court Of Common Pless Of Gal
ia county, an'i 70 me directed. I will offer for
sale. at the front door of the Court House, in
said County OF Gallia. on the
Ed day OF February, L.. d. 1874.
at one O'Clock p. NJ, OF said day. the following
described lands and tenements, situate in the
County Of Gallia. and State Of Ohio. and bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: In Ohio
township. ana in the Ohio COmpany's Purchase
to-wit-the east half OF the north half Of the
quarter of section number i've q J in
lumber three g. Of range number fifteen
is containing. agreeable to the survey made
by Reuben Rothgeb, late county Surveyor of
Gallia county, forty-two 1910 acres, be the
more or less, together with the appurte-
nances. Appraised at 1854
To lie sold rs the property of James Yelling
ton and Amanda Wellington, at the suit of john
Robinson.
Terms OF sale-CaSh in hand.
Given under my hand, this s5th day of De-
a. d 1878.
AMOS RIPLEY, S. G. c. o.