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New YoRK, December 27.-A London
telegram says: Dispatches from the seat
Of war in herzegovina state that a great
battle took place Thursday last near
NitchelEe, lasting nearly all day. Fifteen
thousand troops we're engaged. The
Turkish forces claim q decisive victory.
The fighting on both sides was desperate
and the losses severe.
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MnEe Killing

LOUISVILLE, December ga Courier
Journal IRON Hattodsburg,. Ky1 says,
Martin Crum was killed and A. McCarly
wounded, at the Kentucky river. bridge
Of the Cincinnati and Southern Railroad
on Saturday night. They had a difficulty
a. their boarding house, and they went
away to a store house, which house wAs
fred into by unknown parties, with the
resulled stated.
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SWITZERLAND.
Terrible Accident.

BERNG, December 27.-News has been
received here Of q dreadful calamity
which occurred in the little village Of
Hillikon, in Canton, Argan, on Saturday.
Christmas festivities were being Celebra-
ted In the school house In that place,
when the flooring gave way and so per.
sons were killed and 90 more or less
wounded.
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PROVIDENCE, December 27.--PatriCk
Galliher, getting drunk on Christmas
night, attempted to strike his wife but
hit his infant child killing IL instantly.
The Coroners jury in The case Of The
child killed In ils mothers arms by Tie
kick Of drunken father in Westerly, re.
turned a verdict that the person from
whom the father purchased the liquor
which made him drunk was guilty Of the
murder Of the boy. The father, Philip
Gallagher, was held In 81 900 bail 10 an.
swer beiOte the Supreme Court.
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New York, December 27.-'l'he bodies
Of two men were found on the roadside
within 600 feet Of each other near
Waverly, Nj. Both we're well dressed.
One had his throat cut, and in his pocket
was found a knife with which II Ia sup
posed he suiCided. lie bore the appear.
ance OF being a German aged about 45
years. The other was u man aged about
% years, and had n pistol wound In his
mplC und under his body was found an
empty revolver; also n supposed suicide.
Neither Of the bodies have been idenii-
Eat
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Sr. Louis, December 27.-DeteClivC
O'Nell bought n lottery ticket to-day IL
the sub.olllce Of W. II. Rothschild, and
then arrested him for selling the ticket
The accused was admitted to bail and the
case is seL for the 8Oth inst. The pur-
pose IL 10 test The cOnstitntionality Of The
recent order Of the Board Of Police Com.
misSioncrs to arrest all venders Of lottery
tickets, aud the Case will be carried u
the highest courts.
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t,oNpoS, December 27.--Thc steam.
ships baltic and State Of Pennsylvania
from New York, and Sardinia from
Portland and Indiana from Philadelphia
arrived out.
New YoRK, December 27.-Arrived-
the Steamshi p Germania from Liverpool
New YORK, December 27.-The steam.
ship Germanin, from Liverpool, has ar
FiVaI
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THERE was lively demand for seats
for the 1.-TWO Orphans" at Adams & Lu.
Las' music store yesterday. Many good
seats are left yet, however, and we would
advise our readers to secure them immetli.
ately, as they will not hold out long at
the rate al which they were going of yes.
ierhnY.
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ChpgnteIli9etreer.

lr begins to dawn upon the more
,bonshtiul members Of Congress that the
,Dninlmcnt Of two such strong men as
gi,ip, and Garfield on the Ways and
Mean, Committee, which seemed at first
.,cb noble slr,==A Of generosity in Mr..
Kerr, il in reality a very adrOit move for
nj, party, Two such men on that COM
mit,ee will prevent it from making any
..,iou. blnnders which would afterwards
,a,.s the Democratic party. Mr.. Nor
,;.ou aud Fernando Wood, and through
Them the Democracy will profit by the
wisdom Of the two Republicans on their
committee.
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FIRE RECORD

ttAsrtSos, n. Y, December 27.-The
Hudson River Sugar Refinery, owned by
Messrs, Kattehllorn, Hopke, OIEefman 4
Doschef, wNs destroyed by fire onSunday
afternoon. Cause unknown. Loss $780,
900; insurance les, than 100000. One
hundred and fifty men are thrown out Of
hmnlnYmetI.
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EyANsvi1LE, Defender 27.-Col. John
W. Foster, Minister 10 Mexico, was ten.
'defed a grand banquet and reception at
The 81. George Hotel tonight, this being
his former home. .Abont 25O guests were
present. Toaats and responses being offer
ed and we're highly appreciated.
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Quincy, It'll, December 27,-IIon.
W. A. Richardson died in this city this
morning. lie served five terms IN the
House Of Representatives ii Washing
ton, and was elected 10 Gil the vacancy In
the Senate occasioned ty the death Of
Stephen a. Douglas. He was GO years
nI,I
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Thayers Speculation in CcrtiH.
Gates.

ALBANY, December 27.-The Canal
Investigating Committee report that
Auditor Thayets purchases ofdraits and
certificates against the State between De.
cembcr 7, 1874, and July 2, 1876, amount.
ell to fifty.eight In number and represented
SSlS,3l3, and large "a this amount Ap.
pears we have reason 10 believe that The
iist il still far from complete.
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PnILADELpntA, December 27.-Tle
Secretary Of the Centennial Committe re.
ceiyed letter announcing that the edit
tors Of Indiana, with their wives, nuni-
bering In all about two hundred persons
will visit Philadelphia about the 10th
Of January, for the purpose Of viewing
The Centennial buildings.
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CHICAGO, December 27.-The Time,
has information that District Attorney
Bangs has received instructions from
Washington 10 allow all the patties I'm.
der Indictment here for deftauding The
government 10 plead guilty, and to in.
sure them Immunity from the sentence Ia
lhe peniLenLiafY.
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Contest WItb IIurginrs.

BosroN, December 27.-Moses A. Wood
in contest with two burglars, al bis
house in Cambridge, yesterday morning,
was stabbed three times and shot in the
abdomen, The burglars escaped, but left
$4,000 with the booty they had packed.
Woods injuries are believed 10 be fatal.
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zANEviLLE, o., December 27.-On
Saturday night man was seen 10 20 into
the canal, search was made all day yes.
terday until 10 o'clock when the body OF
an old citizen Samuel McCalister was
found, Evident suicide,
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OFFlCERs ELECTED. - At regular
meeting Of Franklin Lodge held last eve.
ming the following officers were elected !;
G. K. Smith, N. G.; s, II. Glenn, V. G.; s.
F. Farris, Secretary s. W. Stephens,
Treasurer; Q. NJ. Rathbun, p. g.,
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TAKEN HoME.-The little son Of Mr..
q. II. Dlnger, who fell and Sprainel his
spine OIL the Island Saturday afternoon,
has been removed to the residence Of Ills
father on this side Of the river.
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SPAIN.

SAN SABAsrIAN, December 27.-Owing
to q vigorous bombardment Of Ilemani
by the Carlists the situation there has
become critical, and 1t isthought the gar
rison will evacllate unless promptly rein
forceI.
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TREASURER Pho TEM,-John s. Bur.
dett, State Treasurer, having left the city
to be gone more than one day, the Govern
or yesterday appointed +. L. Bill, Of the
Auditors Office, Treasurer pro ten.
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EAST WHEELING PROPERTY sOLD.-
The residence Of NJ. W. Miller, on 10Th
street, between EOlF and jacob streets,
was yesterday sold by W, II. lIaller,
auctioneer, to Wm. Handlan, for 5000,
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Mining Suspended for one stonti,

PHILADELPHIA, December 27s--1t Is
understood that the leading coal compa.
nies in the Wyoming Region have agreed
on total suspension for one month 10
take effect on The last Of this month.
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NEwBuRa, N. Y. December 27.-Dut.
ing cock fght early Sunday morning At
Mattewan, James Hofner, a saloon keep.
ef, was fatally shot by a man named
Mckinney, Of Fish Hill Landing.
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THE report that the Washington Hall
walls we're expected to fall attracted
quite crowd about the ruins all day
yesterday.
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EvANsvrLLE, December 27.-Col, John
W. Foster, Minister 10 Mexico, IA given
reception and dinner at the 81. George
tonight. He leaves for Mexico with bis
family tomorrow.
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LEAvEswoRrH, Ks, December 27.-
Miss Susan u. Anthony, who Il here, has
received a letter from the attorney Of
Loedef, in Brooklyn, Requesting her TO
visit The STATE Of New York.
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THE City Council will meet tonight
to take some action looking to the safety
Of the public from the unsteady walls Of
the Washington Hall ruins,
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NEw YoRk, December 27.-Another
Shakesperian revival was begun tonight
by the reproduction Of "Julius Cesar
al Booths theatre 10 a crowded audience,
and with Lawrence Barrett, +. l.. Daven.
port and +. G. Bangs in the cast.
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL.

Tue La Belle Building Association last
night sold several shares at S74 per cent
premium. Pretty high.
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If the Street Commissioner will 60 to
the head Of l4th street he may see some
thing to remedy and do the people living
In that vicinity favor.
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A MAS Of drihwOul accumulated in
the creek on the east side OF the stone
bridge yesterday, the result of the high
water.
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MnntIIer Ilenort.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
WAslIiSHfON, y. O., dec 2S-i A. N.

PROBABILITIES.
During Tuesday for Tennessee, the
Ohio Valley and Lake Region, Il stationa.
ry or falling barometer, northeast ia
southeast winds, warmer and partly
cloudy weather.
For the Middle and Eastern States, a
rising followed by falling barometer,
northeast winds veering to The southeast
clear or cooler followed by warmer
weather.
The rivers will continue rising with
dangerous floods above Louisville.
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.ByTeIegraph
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
WASHINGTON.

WAsnINGToN, December 27.-The Ex'
eCutiye office will be closed togeneral
visitors until Monday, January Sd.
NATIONAL BANK RRpoRTs CALLED FOR
The Comptroller Of Currency has call
ed upon the National Banks for report
showing their condition at the close Ol
business on Friday, l7th Of December.
SECRETARY COwAN AND AGRICULTURAL
SCRIP.
General B. r, Cowan, Assistant Secre.
tary Of the Interior, makes the following
statements with reference to the article
published in New York last Saturday,
charging him with issuing agricultural
college scrip to the State v Arkansas in
defiance OF the expressed will Of Congress,
which required that State TO previously
make arrangements for funding certain
Of lis bonds held as part Of the Indian
trust funds. He says the article lacks one
important item 10 the completion Of
the history, namely, the fact that the old
and worthless bonds Of Arkansas held by
the Secretary Of The Interior in trust
were refunded, principal and interest, by
new bonds in accordance with the ar.
rangement made before the agricultural
scrip was released though not completed
until afterwards. ie further says that
tho Secretary Of the Interior holds tho
new bonds at this time, and that there
was no improperly in The action Of the
Department in regard to the matter, aud
the whole transaction was regarded nj tho
time and Is still upheld as proper, reg.
ular and strictly legal,
APPROPRIATION BILLS.
The subcommittee Of the House Com.
mittee on Appropriations expect to have
the Pension, West Point Academy, and
the Consular aud Diplomatic apprOpria.
tiOn bills ready to report, on lhe re.nS.
sembling Of the House Of Representatives,
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OK Friday night the Emerald Dancing
Club will dance at Melodeon Hall, to
Tommy CoCkaynes spirited music,
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T WY. NNUFFMNNi
&erifOf IYeI ElicidRd.

The above telegram 10 given for what
II Is worth. There is no confirmation Of
any disturbances Ut Bayou Sara.
Mr.. Marshal young arrived here to-day
to find his prisoner, Postmaster Gala
haun Of Jackson, Louisiana, In the par.
ish prison, where he came Of his own &c.
cord. lie disclaims any knowledge Of
the parties in masks who captured Mar
shal Young and himself, subsequently
letting both go.
The Golden drawing at Louisville which
took place in the Academy Of Music was
witnessed by an Immense number Of spec
tators, and everything passed off satisfac.
torily. The following numbers drew the
principal prizes: $50 won 100000
iG,7OO, $56,OOO; 2,24O, $4,000, 1l,lO5
$4,000; 3,0lS, $1,000 and 46S each drew
$4,000, and the following $4,000 each ;
200, 1893, GO04, and 40.
A FIRE on Palmyra and Roman streets
destroyed four OF five cottages. LoSS
$4,000; insurance, Liverpool Offices, but
the amount Ia unknown.
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CINCINNATI.
Killed In a Tunnel.

CINCINNATI, December 27.-The Com
msreiaPS RivertOn, KY, special says while
wOrkmen were repairing tunnel on the
Eastern Kentucky Railroad last evening,
a mass Of rock OF several tons fell, In.
stantly killing J. W. Bauer, road master;
Robert Allen and Jack Thompson, Sec
tiOn men, and badly iniuring George Bon
nav secliOn inPpmbn
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Thrcc.Fingctcd Jack, a notorious
Memphis thief las been sent to Jail for
rObbing tobacco store.
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APPROPRIATION Bills.
Dcnnty MarSIlnI Yonng.

NEW ORLEANS, December 27.-The fol.
lowing was received In answer to tele.
gram Of yesterday morning inquiring
about Deputy Marshal Young.
BAYOU SARA, |
December q, 1875.
j. b. Packard, U, s. AlanhaL, Of Ncw Or.
lcdnS:
AL. Young, Deputy Marshal; and an.
other man were kidnapped at about one
o'clock In the morning Of the 25th Of Dc.
cember at the Henrietta Hotel. The
blood Of cOlored people flowed freely in
the town; the regulars are in force; mer.
chants arc disturbed In business; United
States troops wanted; life and property
unsafe. [slgned]
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SAN FRANCISCO.


SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, December 97.-
RIM. Fryer, the inventor Of II new pro.
cess Of reducing refractory ores which
has attracted 4 great interest on the
coast recently, has been in the city dur.
ing the past week. Mining men and cap.
italistS have beseiged him during biz
stay for information rs to the process and
with business propositions. The pro.
cess Ia deemed Of the greatest Importance
to the mining interest Of the Pacific coast
and the impression Ia general that il
will do all that Is claimed for II, namely
extract all the precious metal contained
in the most refractory ores. Mr.. Fryer
left for Gras Valley to-day where The
process Ia being practically used.
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MApRAN Ass1nNMHNT.

Diebold, Morris & Co., manufacturers
Of iron safes at Canton, Ohio, made an as
signment, Liabilities and assets not
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Wanted snO.OOO NnlYngc.

MEMPHIS, December T.- Early last
Friday morning the steamboat Mary
Miller, from New Orleans for Cincinnati,
when about forty miles below NepOleon
was struck bYa sQuall in trying 10 land
and was driven against the bank breaking
her stem and causing her to ship about
three feet Of water. Some bales OF rags
were thrown over board, and the pumps
set to work, and tarpaulin slipped under
the bow, and the boat was saved with
only couple Of hogsheads Of sugar and
u few barrels OF rice In the hold damaged.
The steamboat Illinois in passing was
hailed and took off the deck load.
On the arrival Of the steamer Mary
Miller here she was attached on n claim
Of $50, 1000 for salvage, made by the OIL
GERS Of the Illinois, but this attachment
was withdrawn this afternoon and the
matter will doubtless be compromised. A
protest was entered here by the conf
mander Of the Miller.
RECOVERING.
Wiley Galloway, who was injured on
Saturday by the explosion OF toy can
non, Is In fair way to recover
STRUCK ny LIGHTNING.
During severe thunder storm yester-
day the house Of Joe Vincent, ColOrcd,
on South street, was struck by lightning,
and both he and his wife are still In n
critical condition.
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LITTLE Rock, December GA hurri.
cane on Sunday morning blew down The
walls Of the Gdetie ruins, crushing 10
death n laborct named Robert Lech, re.
Gently arrived from San Francisco, where
lie has Il mother living.
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VOLUME XXIv-NUMBER lO8.
FOREIGN NEWS.
FRANCE.
The Statue Of Napoleon.

PARIS December 27.-The statue of
Napoleon was replaced on the newly fin
ished Yendome column to-day. A large
crowd assembled in Place YendOme, Rue
de La Paix, and other streets adjacent, to
witness the proceedings, There was no
ceremony.
THE PRES BILL,
The French Assembly to-day voted on
the Press bill. In the debate upon the
clauses an amendment was carried pro-
viding penalties for attacks against the
Republic. Jules Duiaure made the i'm.
poFtant statement that Marshal McNIahon
pledges his respect for the newly elected
Senators, and asserting that they occupy a
position in the government second only to
that Of the Marshal.
The second clause Of the Press bill,
which Is aimed at the Bonapartist propa-
ganda, was passed after violent recrimi-
nations between Jules Favre and the BO-
napNrtiSls relative to Alsuco and Lor-
Faine,
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STABBED THIHTY-THREE TIMES,

A special to the Gaseite from Charles
ton, W. Va, says n coal miner, named
Lewis, was set on Gby two miners, named
Dawson and Eastept, four miles from
that city last Saturday evening and st alb
bed thirty.three times. The murderers
were arrested.
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Wiley Galloway, who was injured on
by the explosion Of toy can.
non, Is In fair way to recover.
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EGYPT.
Confessed Perjury.

CAIRO, December 27.-M, Do Lcsscps
has arrived here.
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NELL & ELLINGIIAM,
WHOLESALE GRoCERs,
1905 MAIN STREET.
DoBBINs' ELECTRIC SOAP,

This soap il superior In quality and strength,
and one pound will do the work Oi two pounds oi
any other.
our FlOurs embrace the following brands. PER.
FICTION, OHIO STATE PREMIUM, and KEY.
CommCndAi0n We have the exclusive SalN Of
them. We snlcit an examination Of our stock by
close cash buyers. del
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ACANARp.

A special from San Diego says the re-
ported revolution ut San RaIaClis ca.
nard.
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The Law of the Rail,

Some one has taken the trouble to
post himself on the laws governing rail
road passenger travel, says that extra
charges for failure to buy tickets are uni
versaily sustained by the courts, hut
there must be full opportunity to buy
offered by the ticket seller. Passengers
must show their tickets when asked for
AS to "stopping off, there is only one
decision, Which is that passengers cannot
ssstop off" and resume his journey with
ont the previous assent of the company
Asto the obligation of the road TO fur
nish seat to passenger, decision
says: "A passenger who cxbihits his
ticket, reed not surrendet itun'll he has
been furnished with seat" A railroad
is not liable for things stolen out OF 0
passengers seat, there being no previous
delivery to company's servants; for the
same reason the company is not liabl,
for baggage in the passengers own care
Passengers. who neglect to, look after
their own baggage on arrival at then
destination cannot recover it if LOST
without fault Of the carrier.
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Notice in Partition.

4 MELIA OBLINGER. widow of A. Obling.
II er, deceased, and Martin L. Slusher, her
Guardian; Maria Poggenberg. Louis P. Obling.
er, John W. Oblinger, J. D Stauver and Eliza.
beth Stauyer his wife, Emily Oblinger, ]. M
Bishop and Sarah Bishop his wife, George w.
Little and E. E. Little, widow and heirs at law
Of A. Oblinger, decd, will take notice that on
the 18th day of August, 1875. Henry A. Oblinger
filed petition in the court of common pleas of
Monroe county, Ohio demanding partition Of
the following real estate in said county. to wit:
The northeast quarter of the northeast quar-
ter of section FIVE, township six and range six,
containing forty acres, more or less; that at the
next term of said court an order will be asked
for the assignment of dover and for partition
of said premises, according to the prayer of
said petition. HOLLISTER & OKEY,
aug24, ,75w6. Att'ys for petitioner
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A Farm for Sale.

CONTAINING 80 Acres of excellent
" land; about II acres Of the same is wood
land; well watered and in good condition; one
cottage dwelling with six rooms; good barn
and out buildings; an orchard of choice grated
fruit of the standard varieties.
The above farm is in
Sumsbury Township, Monroe Co. Ohio,
Situated one-half mile west Of the town of
Beallsville, and known as the farm of the late
deceased Ephraim Griffith. There is no other
location more desirable in the vicinity of Bealls-
vile than this.
Any person wishing to purchase will call on
A. M. F. Mccullough, of Beallsville, or the
owner, ]. e. Mccullough, of Bellaire, Ohio,
when all the information needed will be given
taugro,' '75tf j, G, MCCULLOUGH.