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New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPC Ri.
WAN DEPARTMENT,

WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL LOFFfCER,
WASHINGTON Monday July II. 1871 a. ND
synopsis for The mast vsnfy f0tr hours .
The barometer is highest over the East Gulf
coast and lowest over the Eastern BRUSH PROVINCES
Light rains fell during Saturday night along the Middle
Comdy weather, with rain areas, has prevailed from
,he Ohio Valley and Tennessee To Missouri and the indian
rrifnry Clear weather has otherwise generally con-
The Mississippi River has continued slowly rising from
St. Louis to Vicksburg. ~
Tr0babiiities
For tbe South Atlantic and Gulf States stationary
rising barometer, west south winds continued warm
partly cloudy weather, and in the former occasional
rains. a.. ,u~o. ,..o uo
con stationary falling barometer, south to south
west winds slightly warmer, partly cloudy weather. ana
In the two first districts rain areas.
For the upper lake region, upper MISSISSIPPI ana lower
Missouri valleys, falling barometer. southwest 10 souti-
east Winds slightly warmer. partly cloudy weather win
rain areas in the and northern portion of the two
first districts. , o., ,.. ,.
For me Eastern and Middic StrtfS higher barometer,
rnrabe p,nds. ait changes in tenperatre, ond ge''
eraliy clear reather. e., @. ,,
The Mississippi continues slowly rising from 81 LOUIS
to VcksbuTg.
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FIR other ship Ners sse StreaM Pdg'I



Queenstown 2d. with mdse and pss- TO X j cor's - a..
Steamship Glsucus, Bearse. Boston. with ndse ana pass
steamship Richmond Kelly. Lewes Del with mdse TO oh
Ship MARIANA VI (Por santos Lisbon 20 days with wine
and corkwOoi. -
Eark ybelia tof Yarmouth, " 81 cohn. cienfnes"' IL
Barr Evaneli of stocSton, Hichborn. - a. days via -
BARK Car b. Townsend st. Croix ~ days. with sugar run
and molasses. -
Bark American Loyds of stock'on Pars Boston days.
Bark Usage of Picou Mcdonald Port Iimon 20 days. with
Brig Favoiis (of -IIaven), WOODWARD Demerars -
Brig zer'na Cof Liverpool N ~ Williams Naguabo p X.
~ days with sugar
Brg T. MsTfy man, Iecraw. ST. Jago Is days. via DeS
Brig Atalayi. Allen Cienfuegos II days with sugar,
scr L. Cotter Nuttc Of and drys from 81 John " %
schr' V G. Gates Holmes. CALAIS. with lumber.
schr Win Riley CLARK 1seofgcs Banss With fish
schr Tecnmseh Ferris Georges Banks. with hsh.
Scbr. Ralph loves pf Belfas Burgess, Jackson'ihe
sc,r. Wm ii: Eienrol sopcr, Georgetown
Sebr. Cecile Anderson. naracol days, with fruit 49,
schr Eliza h. Beard Lcws o and days from ~ John. NJ
schr starlight Rla'chfori. Calais. with lumber.
scHooxgas- ANp coAsrwIsE
Il. " ' BTanari iAi Bc.iSn .icT. NJ f. Pratt, Boston
DOMESTIC PnRr-
POET ROYAL, =. e, July 1.-THE steamship Hnnts'nA
CH,aIfsroS Rly ll.-Aryed. steamship South carcins
from New York: brig Welsh from Boston. sailed.
steamship Charleston for New York o.,..,., ,o.,..
schrs Eva May. for Yarmouth ~ : wapela. oi Bruns-
wick. TO comp Ilele cargo for New-iork.
FORiIGN FORTS.
NO,uiF, July 1.-THE Allan Line steamship caspian.
Trcls from baltimore vi. Halifax arrived today.
Barcas from ork July for Hamburg arrived today.
QrEEssrowN July llIho seamshp Indiana o. the Ams.
rived today.
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DIED.

'eiSS child Of Dr. Dr. p .ii' X Bro%n 9. Army.
'sAsKaS son. Ke19g Sss5snkS Ssak
widow Of & the the % 81 sS1 1f E
q Trinity S%Es1 SSs Rochelle N on
ns o an the ss s yea. sT Of
The funeral VII take Place az an e s I ,es, Sh % s =
Baltimore Md oxford (Englnd, papers please COPY
CLOwChrstopher Glow Of Chatham Columbia County died
Sunday morning ny ssea a. % ,naa e rd 9he9 from
noon noe i:so O'clock
twenty Major samuel Gregory IN tho 47th year
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to .tcnd
his funeral from the Madison Avenue Baptist Church cor
9a nsT as1r a Tdoasn & H. hi. viii a. N
LAcOUR-0n saarqay July TO- Arthur W, only child
Relatives friends Of the family are respectfully nvcd
attend the funeral at the residence OF MS parents sOJ
Frankiinave. Brooklyn. Monday. July H. At O'Clock
PAYsoN-on July Howard Crosby infant son Of Edward
pIRssoN-on Thursday July father
John w. Prsson Il West Thirty seventh st. Augustus Coz
rner a. II Sy i y't chp %e | on Monday
the 18th inst. at lola m
Es II John Eof P a%a S sanSs ,y %
man. in the 3Oth year Of her age.
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
sowDoN-on the 9th inst, George H. jr infant son o.
Relatives and friends are respectfully attend a
the funeral al residence of his grandmother 52t East
ehundre and twenty fOdIth ST., On Monday Afternoon.
at o'clock.
sMITHAt yonkers Saturday incoming July TO- Jane Bald
win, wife OF Alexander smith. -
Funcra afternoon, At o'clock from her stS
Tasi,nce Carriages will the train from Thr
tiethst
rHAYEROn saturday. July TO- 1875 Robert II. Thayer
the 45th year OF his
Funeral this day (M0nday). at O'clock
VAN WAGENEN-At Clifton Sprngs y. Y. on Thursday
morning Juiy g. 1875 Beecker, wife 0f w. Fred
erick Van Wagenen Newark ~ j. and daughter OF the
BAT Cara ". Bleeckcr OF this city,.
Pneral services at the Presbyterian Church.
Monday inst 10 O'Clock Trains leave foot Of Bar
c,ys Roseyle. at $50 and $40 M Relatives are
invited O at the house.
WITLOCK-On sunday. July H. At his residence IN this
city, William Whtloch, Jr, IN the S5th year oil his age
Notice q funeral hereafter.
ZABRISKIE-At Cherry Hill, Bergen County, n. j. on
Saturday morning, July TO- pr p Hamilton Zabrskie Tor
merly Of Jersey CITY, In his C4th year
peaiiyes and friends funeral at the
ZaDr.skie, Monday the
u. O thanieTssf- " j. and NJ
Y r. r. at D. IN Carriages will BE- IN waiting at Cherry
Hill depot.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.
IN THIS CITY.

A FIRE occurred early yesterday afternoon in
the hair store kept by Mrs. F. f. Marshall on the second
floor Of No. 364 Bowery. The principal amount OF the
damage fell OIL shaw the proprietor Of the store under
that OF Mrs. Marshall The entire damage VIII reach
81 600 The origin OF the and the insurance not
dhnitely known. Mr. and Mrs. Marshall were seen to
leave the building in hurried manner about lO min
ut.s before the breaking out OF the nIc.
Al half past three o'clock Saturday afternoon nre
occurred at the stables owned by Marcus Huse at No
763 Washington-st. The building about half de
sroyed and DANA 10 the extent OF about 900 The
fire also extended TO two tenement houses near by
causing damage to one OF about SooO anu W the o'her
A.lO.
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P4SSENG FRy ARRIVED.

FROM LIvERPOOI.-TA stnm.htp Adrid'fc, July H.
Katharine Rogers Miss Fila Wilson. Mr and Mrs Henry
Sampson Mrs Edey and Mss : Macintosh, Rev. Dr.
Golfer Misses Louise and Mary toer diss Hewitt Miss
Elizabeth Atkinson. Wm Il. McGrath and friend, A. A.
derson. Patrick Bolnd Robert Duncan Dr Marshall A.
Napier Albert Thompson G. A. iothschd G. +. Aaatngs
J. o. Bedel John A. Eaer l. W koyt"n. John Ingns. A.
l.. ] Skelton MT Mccartney W. II. SQures g.
Chas lutte Edmund Broo MT Brebner Henry Gregory
Little, O. Masdsnad MIS- J n. Jacques Misses l. and
O. Sestelt Emile DreJfus. VIM cooper Henry Dongias c.
H. Addyman, A. Wright Sanford Ionis Mesier Mater A. r.
Rogers Rev r. Ohlngt Master C. = BALDWIN. J. o. Dupuis,
Mr Hatchard sam Mcintyre, Madame Ludwig Mis- an'.
Master Ludwig VIM sieai. A. Andersoa MIA lrwia snj
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STOR1fS IN NEW ENGLAND.

DAMAGE TO CHURCHES AT PORTLAND, ME.
PORTLAND, Me-, July 11.-A tremendous storm
of ran accompanied by thunder and lightning, broke
over this city at yesterday The Catholic Cathedral
WAS struck and though but little damage was done by
tbe lightning the building was considerably injured by
smoke and water The loss is covered by insurance The
First Ia utist the new Payson Memorial and the Chest
nutst Methodist Churches all suffered more of less Ill
iury frot storm.
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OBITUARY NOTES.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 1l.-Gen. Henry L. Ben
ming of Columbia, Ga. died yesterday.
CHICAGO, July lie. ID. Raymond, formerly
n member OF commission firm here, found dead IN
b,s room at the sherman House yesterday afternoon
Appesranccs indicated that he died in IA nj.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Very Rev. DIR.
Morisrty, C. 8. A., distinguished Catholic divine, died
yesterday afternoon at VilanOva. Delaware County,
Penn The had feacl cd ripe Ol a"c lie was
pastor OF 81 AugGeiines Church In this cry at tho lime
OF the riots the edihce was destoy by hrc io
was = laan VI great literary ABILITY.
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY H. ls7s-rRIPLE

MuIey adjacent to the botA This soon totally Do
stroyod and nsIt the house and barn. owned By IT
Tuber and jonih the hail. wero set on nre py inc nto
rnphed for could arrive ali the were either a.
sroyed far that they couo not Dc saved Tns
hotel was new and not finished ItEad been occupied
only about months. The loss Is about S20OOO and
the insurance will about onebab tho loss Ihe
Are was caused BY the Of two drunken
men who were In the barn attached To the hotel
match which had lit by Of the party fell among
the hay and the place IN aames the mon with
difficulty saving themselves
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IN CRAWFORD. n. I.

About 1 a. IN. on Saturday fire broke out in
barn in the rear OF Augustus Tubers Hotel in Crawford
Nj As 1t was thought that the Crawford nre depart
ment would be unable to extngush IT, kilograms were
sent TO Elizabeth westfed Panfeld. and Scotch Plains
for ennes The fire communicated from tho barn TO the
hotel consuming both entirely with nearly all their con
teuts. and thou caught In public hall owned by Mr.
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women rushed for the doors and windows Many in tho
galleries jumped 10 the floor and others hung out OF the
windows ready To- drop to the ground II ne.
cessary. cool headed man, however, jumped
order was restored the audience returning to the
performance During the panic several woIen tainted
and number OF persons were badly crushed Had not
the fire ceen extnguished the los Of life would have
la.an
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A HAILsTORM NEAR RUTLAND. VI.

RUTLAND, VT, July 11.-A heavy storm
passed the City of yergennes Friday afternoon Its path
was about four miles wide. 1t destroyed crops ana
lodged hay in vergennes. Addison, Waltham, and New
uaror T,e Catholic Church at vergenncs damaged
10 the extent OF 81 600. The windows OF the COngrrga
tional and Episcopal Churches were all broken ob nall
n was lie hayerest storn in that section since ls2
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GEN. sHERMAN's REPLY TO RECENT ATTACKS
49, y: .+--', :, Upon HIM. - -
From f1e Tou's-''ls C0uier L."rnal. Jvlyo

From Tre Tou,,ss.-iie CoWtsr. .Jg"rno. Jvly9
UE,poU ALTERS ARMY OF Th.. "s.rt3 STATES,
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, July 7, 1870
MY DEAR SIR: Your letter Inc losing slip
from Tbs Journal only received by me his
morning by reason Of an absence Of some days now
reply to say that arr;ci.te the knd ceilings yS9
not write t6 cbat the expressions IL th printed slip.
rs eycpTaIy rree country with liberty o. The prs.s
sH1 u seS6 d2 not object 70 the seyere't eritess
xnressed and was among the first TO extend 10 them
the most moderate views II they choose to reeard me
as ther nroInv cannot help it, was never Mt Eaton
Factory" In my HE. Mrs Sherman Is and always has
been Cafholie and has extended charity To al alike,
Catholic and Protestant with layishness that actually
mpovcrishos us To question the purity Of her mo- ves
Is certainly most unmanly way To ref on me Truly
your friend, W. l. ShLEhAS'
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OBITUARY..
TIE REV. DIR. q. D. OSGOOD.

The Rev. S. ID. OsgoOd, DID,, who diOd at
his residence Chicago last Friday evening, was well
and fayOrsby known at the West, where he has been
closely identified with the progress of the Baptist
Church At the time OF his death Dr. Osgood was Dis
frfct Secretary Of the American Baptist Missionary
Union which office the experience he gained as mis-
SiOnafy several years ago was Of great value
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

had much true solderly ring" He has not yet de-
cided whether he will accept or not
LONG BRANCH, July 11.--Mrs. Algernon Sar-
tors daughter of President Grant birth at s15
this morning to fine boy, weighing 10ia pounds The
happy household Immediately telegraphed the news to
the President who is at present Mt Cape May He mme
diatey sent congratulations and fathers blessing 10y
telegraph friends arrived during the day TO con
aulatc the happy mother hut by special instructions
FROM her physicians permitted 20 see her. ex
ceptng and dear relatives This evening nothcr
aud were doing well.
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A PANIC AT A THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENT.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass, July 11.-During per-
formance Of the Georgia MLstrels In the Music Hail. at
Wesncld Saturday night. slight explosion OF gas TOOK
place under Me stage An alarm of nre was RAISED ana
lue audience. a.. PAM, stricken. crowd VI nen ana
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

PROVIDENCE X L. July iO-Tbe Printing Cloths market has
been dun the week. with light transactions prices
remaining ady 5r5 s Tor good ard and Extra OAK
"a sales OF tho week foot up 22.IO0 pieces
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II will be that tho American News Company bought
considerably than 1t did Worlds and put
together and that the NevYOrk News Company also bought
TERUNEs than 1t did Worlds and T,Dss put together
This Is about fair average comparison OF the relative pur
chases for months past There has becn time this
year which the daily circulation Of THE TRIBUNE
equal the combined daily calculations Of The World
7s,nes which It's weekly circulation quad
rupe combined semi weekly circulaons Of
and n which It's weekly circulation
sight ahead OF the combined weekly circulaons OF The Bord
the 10th Of April OF the al
verng agents the country prepared the following
We the undersigned have examined the books Of tbs
the Foreman o its Press koom the daily repos etc.
entirely satisfied and do certify that the
laton OF rHR DAILY TRIBUNE for the month Of March
t,23 iG2j complete copes making dsy csrelt
the month Of 464G7 and tat the entire circulation
cudng this day 4J1 $50 complete copies making
dolly circulation or the month OF April thus far
so, ,S6S complete copies. :. NJ. PETTENGlLi.
Nee. York, April TO- 1873 HEMAN BURR
The figures above given remained gulary stable through
the past month The daily circulation OF THs
TRIBUNE for the whole month 80, lGS.
The following from the official report Of the
Of the City Of NewYork TO the Postmaster General
giving Of paid by each the
January 1875 It's regular editions from tho New
regular subscribers further illustrates
the relative c.rculations
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The Advertising Agency of :. NJ Pettcnglll
CO. receive the uniform approval or the press Tor ~
honest management well rs eficicucy Indianapolis
Iolrnal
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Eryspeas Dused Inflammation o; the Skin and celluae
Jiase; ItYS's LIsiaYNT specific
Sold by druggists Depot No 46l Sxthave New York
Only 80 and 81 bottle
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

IL will DO therefore, that tho circulation Of rRiB
through the mails greater than that OF The Herald nd
combined that The World m<s combined
almost that Of ali three these paper
combined Advertisers wn ind also TO their interest
meber that the columns TaE onexth wid
than those of other paper the city and that each column
line therefore, space the sdversos
than . column limo III any Of tho other papers
-.s,ts Ttstsas. Mas IL
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
MARRIED.

PERSSE- wINDSOR-At st. Pau's Church. Windsor Locks,
Conn, Thursday, June "a. 1873. BY the IL, hey JUG
Williams, assisted by Rev. William Wilson Theoph'lus B
Persse Grace daughter Of John b. Windsor esl botA
of Windsor Locks.
All Notices of Marriages must be indorsed ciA MI
name and address,
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12

THE MAGNIFICENCE OF THE GREAT MESA.
TIE HILLS AS SEEN BY THE OTHER PART OF THE
ExPEDITIOA-THE NUMBER or GOLD MINERS
AMONG THE MULE DRIVERS AND sOLDIERs-A
PARADISE FOR TIE ARTIST AND sPoRTsMAN-
THE TASTE OF THE ENGLISH FOR TRAMPING IN
THE wEsT-THR VALUE OF THE REPEATING
RIFLE-sUFFERiNG FOR WATER.
jYRoM A SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT OF THR TRIBUSE1
BLACK HILLS EXPEDITION CAMP, MUNsON
TRoUT's STRING. June 22.-THR TRBusEs letters up to
the 10th OF June announced gold discoveries in Clusters
Guch Properly they only coroborative OF reports
sent from the Black Hills last year Lieut. Warrens and
HAYDEN in 81 told Of tho existence OF gold From time
10 tme Indian rumors and trappcrs stOrios have re-
New-York tribune., 1875-07-12
Sperial Notices.

Mrs. WinsIow,s Soothing Syrup for children teethrg
Deher's Pills the safest remedy for Chile
and Fever and Malaria
Wuntcd-Charge OF the JUVENILE DEPARTMENT of
some PERIODICAL by gentleman OF experience 10 story
wiring the young having leisure to bis sryces
"A moderate compensation Address UAhDcEN irioune
Office.
The C. H. (hampiin Specially finest still Wine
prmced by the Pleasant Valley Vino Company exquisite
flavor dry, very light, perfectly pure nut reenioc.' sold
oIy In bottles, by the Compahys Agents H. H. hlth
Co G. Fulton-st. n. y The Pleasant Valley Wine Com
panys 8randos undcnab the purst IN the world very
clean; sugar or c1.ofins matter added
Advertiscrs de,irlna 90 gain the attention and pa
trcssfe of Farmers und Agricuturists. will nnd THE
WEEKLY TRIBUNE the most valuable aud ELECTIVE mo-
dium 1t now reaches more farmers and those Of better
class than any other weekly paper pubisbea Advertise
mens 10 secure proper classification should be handed IN on
or ,o,,ro ,Ton,,v ot the week Of issue
ThS philadelphia Omre Of The Tribune IL at III
" SOUTH sIXTHsT.
-lre6ser puuu..,., ,ror,vr,
Ar PUBLISHERS RATES. . ~
Subscribers TO the Daily In Philadelphia have the paper
their residences time be read at the
table. received by Special Newspaper Express
tr. at ui Immediately dispatched To all parts
the city Bac. numbers can usually be supplied al the ocs
GI Interest TO Advertisers.
Yesterday the American and NewYork News Companies
bought OF the various morning papers follows:
Nauu
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All Notices Of n
name and address.
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LATEST SHIP NEWa

.IJL8Ll3 G3LI4lA ,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
For the Gallipolis Journal.
Pine Grove Gatherings.

Roads are getting dusty.
A few tropical breezes occasionally.
Farmers have about all finished plant
ing corn.
Apple sass and nicknacks promise TO
be rarities in this latitude during the
present year.
The wheat crop has improved some of
late in this locality, but does not PROM
Use TO average from a third TO half a
crop; parts Of some fields have been
ploughed up and put in corn.
"Doctors" are anticipating that under
an increased consumption of brown
bread, saur kraut and other such luNu-
ries, that their "revenucs" will be fear
fully diminished, So mote it be.
Our honorable colleague "AIodoc," +"
who recently gave q graphic descrip-
ton of our native burg, (Porter) in de-
scribing its business men, mechanics,
etc., omitted to state of several vacan-
cies that exists within its borders, that
is rather unusual in similar places
namely, lawyers and rum-sellers--an or
ful pest to society.
There is much wOoing in our midst of
late, but few are getting wedded-many
stalwart youths complain of being
panic-stricken.
Old corn in these surroundings has
about all been sold. If we had winter
ed over in our granaries and corn cribs
a few of "Dunno's" (mammoth) Chesh-
ire bottom rats, some of us might have
been drawing government rations long
ago.
We would suggest that some of our
leading citizens will take active meas
ures in observing Decoration Day, (3Oth
inst.,) at Gallipolis; we would like to
see number of our old "chums" of '6l
together again.
Sabbath schools in these parts seem to
be i'm a hnnrishing condition.
The stone-masOns have abOnt finished
the abutments for the new bridge near
Irwin's mill.
JOURNALISTIC "ducks" are still in
creasing notwithstanding hard times.
May its circulation increase also.
THINE.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20

Insurance against accidents seems
to be attracting public attention.
Fifteen policies were written last
week by n. L. sffwARr, agent of the
Travellers Of Hartford in Gallipolis,
andlseveral parties contemplate do
ing the same this week. The pay
ment Of 1926 to Mr.. Jso. DAeEs,
and $40 to Mr.. LEOPOLD FRANK, for
recent injuries received by them, IS
the best evidence Of the advantages
accruing from holding a policy OF
the Travellers Ins. Co. The Gin
cinnati Gazette says:
aThe Travellers is a credit to
American underwriting in every
sense of the word. 1t is exception.
ally we'll managed by honest and
able men, its financial strength is be-
yond question, and its reputation for
prompt payment OF losses without
quibbling might be profitably fol-
lowed by insurance companies gen
orally. Il Is a splendid company,
with a splendid record of faithful
and efficient work." a.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20

vASDEs d HUTCHINSON call the
attention of the farmers to their adj
yertisement Of Improved Buckeye
Mowers and Reapers in another col
mn. These machines are made by
C. Aultman & Co, Canton, Ohio,
and are grand improvement over all
machines manufactured by them
heretofore. Every farmer knows the
Buckley machines are the best made.
and they have been in e for nine
teen years. The Buckeye Table Rake
Is the most complete reaping attach
ment in existence. Your attention
IN regard to this is called to their ad
vartisement in another column. No
Improred Buckeye Machines ever
b'ought here before. A few old pat
terms on hand. Call and see them set
uo at VANpEN & HUTCHINSON
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
For the Gallipolis Journal.
Addison Items.

The polar breeze still floats; heavy
frosts Saturday and Sunday nights
nipped some potatoes, corn, beans, &c.
No fruit TO freeze.
The wheat crop appears rather slim ;
the April freeze gave it a back set, hut
the uncommon dry weather that has
prevailed since, is iniuring its chance
for crop daily. The past season is
giving us some good wholesome lessons,
IL we will only heed them. Good farm
ing is what our crops want. and unless
we give them that, we should not COM
pl.;n-Gho,V me ~ fold Of .vl,e.,t prop
erly put in, and | will show yon fair
chance for crop yet.
Meadows and pastures are needing
rain and warm weather; the latter are
short indeed. Corn is up and coming
up very we'll. Farmers are pretty well
up with their work. Flowing potatoes
has begun; bugs plenty; the cold is not
favorable for them-they seek shelter
under the clOds, and are as anxious fol
warm weather rs we are.
The Dutch are busy fencing off the
new road.
johnson Is making stone arch across
q small ravine on the new Athens road.
Work on the abutment for the bridge
across Big kySer is slow. Bl'lN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-05-20
Giving I'M it's Dead,

On Wednesday afternoon Of last week
the body of Mr.. MARTIN MACK, of Mid
dleport, the gentleman of whom we
made mention last week as missing,
was found afioat In the bend of the
river at Clipper Mill. Coroner CRnM-
LEY was notified, and had the body
brought up to the city for inquest.
Quite an interest was felt in the exam
ination, since so much rumor was in the
air relative to foul play, and number
Of persons were present at the Inquest
The jury after full examination of the
hody of the deceased, returned YER
diet of accidental drowning. On his
person were no marks Of violence, al
though the left side of his face in th'
neighborhood of the eye bled some
what. In his pockets were found $36.
SO, parti in his pooket-book and part il
his vest pocket. Revenue cigar stamps
bills of goods bought, and letters wer'
found in his pockets. The body wa
taken to Middleport for interment.