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A DISGRACEFUL RECORD.
srCoR RoBESON'S FLAGRANT FIo-
LATIONs OF THE Law.
Loo. or Conqress Ignored HEAVY Discrepancy
An the Ciothine Fund rejected tinhn-
Pnid-very Costly and Ridiculous tNpr'"
-IIIennI Ice Of MilLinms Of D0IInrs.

49,. oe ConOrcsa Ignored HEAVY Discrepancy
An the Ciothine Fund Rejected tih""r
Paid VERY Costly and Ridiculous tNpri'-
mcnts-IllegaI Use Of Millions OF po''"rS'
wAsu1SeroS, July e5.--THE SuN has al
ready given the public many Important p'n'7
contained In the Report Of the House 'om"'
tee ON Naval Affairs, which has been inVcs''E"'
Ing the condition OF the rotten department
which Is under the control OF Secor ho".sV"
snoving how recklessly that corrupt omciei hos
son II Tered the public funds, anu now com
pl,tclv he has succeeded In running the Amen-
can Navy the concluding portion oi the report
dc4ls With still more corrupt transactions ana
shows with what absolute defiance OF the laws
this dishonest aud incompetent secretary mas
oh r,rterized his admtnistr ltlon Of every branch
oftbe naval service. Ilcow are further extracts:
Taxing advantage q some precedcnts made
by former Secretaries Of the Navy, the present
ofhcer holding that position mas entered NeiN
i.r,.ly into the work OF making new vessels
moi out Of the materials Of the old ones. but
emply out OF their names, urtctice not sane
tiuied 10y the precedents upon which be relies.
and one which has not the authority OF law TO
sust.in IL. II Is apparent to your comnutec,
from the proof tefore them. that the Secretary
has now existing conir cts with certain cltiSehs
o. rt buId the monitors Puritan, MlahtVnOnou'
Terror. Amphitrite, and Monadnock, whtch ave
largely IN excess Of any appf uuriailon- Whlth
can ue hy any possible construction made avail
abe for their payments. Your commtI'
doubt whether, In the repairs or LeOuiu-
Ing OF the Marion, Nand"Ia, s"atnIn'
NononRahela. Sacn iududh. Quinncplug nv
all and Ga,na. or in the monitors Monau-
mock. Amphrtrte. Puritan. Terror, ana
MIsntononoh uhe Quinncbaug, Nipsic, ana
GaIrrn hcinr upnuisncdJ nd oil ~ the moni-
tors being in coui 80 OF construction, here mas
been. In a single instance. such Ooaru ol sur
yey a. is contemplated 10y the act Of loJl Cor
ttuly IN the case of the Marion, the Nandnlia'
G. lena. and NiUsic. there was no board OF sur
yes, The iallauOosl. whose rep irs were
commenced at the ashingtOn Navy y ard. was
ordered to Baltimore, aud the material collect
ca AT this yard for her abandoned. There was
no board Of survey IN this case. Multiphed
instances Ia the case OF SIMPLE repairs. wherein
The act If Congress referred to has been V olaf
ed. might be given. tut YOUR committee = con-
tent here to refer to the testimony Of Edward
HART. stating tue work Of repairing. that Is
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GHocERrEs Coffee ana sugars have slightly declined
coffee as dn aud the only sales were 200 bags santos
this market has Increased TO 123oOO bags. Rice ana
for greens and blacks but deresse for apans sugars
more Freely offered aud raws active not quotably
am cen mr. sfaga 7As9Ae 1000 bxs senriuga elsc.;
ssc MSraSsOo and Ro iS g
Es gS cuas sS
e33c.; Porto Rico, ioe55c.i New orleans, t536oo.
s se 70 rsaae s for @ Ssr S.' ios
Provrsross There has been but moderate speeula-
ton IN pork end lard for the past week with rethor
and cut uiess. and IN provisions generally there hes
been steady market. with fair business To-day
NO. ND Tor August qsye5 900 S9l az fi S,,
Bacon IN au h s meat. s sd ana sales S saa sra
very dun the spot but Tor future delivery 900
September. Dressed hog steady. We quote Pors,
\ bbi., mess. sie0oStle.75l extra prime slsPtie.
Beet Bss b naln gS ss ss 'f hams f peks ia IS
,Is4c shor ders Pck,ed esSae TO oe nr, iS,fa
1leslibc. Smoked hans, l5ei6c smoked shoulde "a
long Gear. Dressed noss. 81 sOc.
uR.TS-The intense heat mayed great deal q
at extreme low prices aud gave a very depressed
past few DAYS. holders have exa6leG less alarm hers
l. better tone, and in Some eases slight improve,
export demand rejected aud No. spring. Sssc No.
and sSeSSyssS aIo new pTa red Ss @n,r s
ib; othSr GRADE nom,nal sales sSsreSSans lbo9oo
State and Canada win sales Of 1900 bush private
prices. Oats fairly active aud shade nrner salos
mSes o ssc ia re eSe rS' so oscaso sG mixed s
&c for western mixed; 36gilc'for state mixed St1
i2c. for white West RI and 4l@l5c. for white state
inaian shade nrner nd moderately active
5ia594c for steamer do 5i@56c for prime 70 choies
mixed aud 55s5Oe for Western yellow Also, 59,e
and 25,O0V bush. do. for ali september at 6sc.
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Attempted Assa..ina,iou in Utah.

SALT LAKE CITY. July 25.-Three unsuccessful
attempts TO assasslnate =, \. Nelson were made last
week by Mormons He keeps a, boot and shoe factory
and using machinery is enabled TO successfully COM
peto with the brethren. They tried, by intimidation
and otherwise to close his store but failed Wine ne
49, visiting friend cight miles OF, two matked men
mel hin and seized ms bride The horse became
IN zhtenei and tore away Slncc tnat umr nelson hht
been on his guard Last Friday night he was ANNOYED
By the men putting their masked faces Ia front OF
WINDOW where himself sad wife were rlecplng and ne
procured pi-to and frei upon the nasktl mon Ihr{
returned the shot hitus MIN under the left arm Last
night be was again upon by the but the 81 ota
aid not hit him He fed from the city Tor safety.
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RAxDALL,s FLANK MoVEMENT.
The Republicans Forced to Allow the Inves-
tigating Committee IN Report.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Republican
leaders Of the House were brought to their
senses to-day by Mr. Randall, who had pro-
posed new rule road this morning which In sub
stance is as follows That standing aud special
committees, charged with the investigation OF
OF public duties may report at any time, aud
the House may allow the minority at the same
time to print their report also. The Hepublicans
objected, but this was notice to them that the
majority could and would allow the investiRat-
Ing committees to submit their reports notwith-
standing the opposition of the minority. When
this fact was realized the Republicans conclud-
ed they would make no further factious uppo-
sitinn, but allow the Naval Committee to report
on Friday next.
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NEW YORK. Tuesday. july 25.-For lack Of
fresh offerings there nothing doing In beef catte
TODAY. Dealers IN dressed Oeef report lively market
al 79yc. for common u choice native beef sidez.
Receipts OF calves 24 head, part grarsers and
part milk fed vea. all OF winch were IN good demand
dteSc. D. for common to choice veals, and 4s4fc
n or t1estS y head. for buttermik calves aud
grassers. g-dressed veals we're In demand ~ 50
lie. n n.
Receipts Of sheep and lambs were II car loads, or
2yp2 head The demand was fair and Tho market mod.
nc i've and nrm n; Yesterdays quotations Com
primo sheep quickly sold ~ Aaa59ic. y
n, a1d poor 10 prime lambs at blsGlAcr with lew
Jerseys Al sl9gec. y. Dressed mutton was In good
demand lOc q n, and dressed lambs at SliAc.
Rec ipa OF hogs were Is% car loads containing 22d1
q N wtth Tl<r hd.
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TUESDAY,. July 25-FLouR AND MEAIr-Om
nour mark,. mas gone through severe crisis In tho
past week Much old and interior has been closed
out AT very low prices, lot going ~ low as Oh 30
pArr anu uch OF the nour IN hands Of receivers ana
oesiers mas oeen iound 70 be sour muaty. The
sequence ia that with cooler weather there better
demand Tor tresh-ground Hours to supply Immediate
Wnni and prices show rather Tor thgpo
with better tone to the market To cay, there was 4
good dcmand for freeh-KrOund nours, and tnesc
brought full prices, but parcels store we're
dull Rye flour and corn meal In better demand. We
quote state and western superhne 80 .35st3gO;
STAT &C., t440eeA 40 western lpring wheat extras.
wheat ana Xxx. t4.4Oedt5.70. Minnesota patent e. 70
ass city shipping extras. A75es575i Southern bakers
ana fanny BRANDS f6y56at7.7b Southern shipping
traH - 7b@t5.75. Corn mei-M estern o.. 65tGs29Qi
Brandy wine, t32Oat3.3O. Rye nour-Superhne. $500
@t5.iO.
IorroN-The market has been dull the past week.
but with foreign advcca favorable and reports OF
worms having attacked the growing crOp, there has
been slightly hardening tendency to thus Market
To-day spots quiet sales Lilo bales For future delv-
prices declined 1l0c; sales 1880 bales closing
with buyers at IL u 32c. for July II 2l32c for August
IL 110 for September 11hc for Octoncr IL bloc for
November IL IL B2c December IL 1b-32c for Janu
ary 11skc for February II 2532c for March II 16i6c
for Npril ~ 832c for May. and ~ 1890 for june
Liverpool market irni mlddng uplands. 10 1510d. we
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BoLF,s hoard OF ALDERMEN.
The Abortive Effort TO Insent the Successful
Politicians in the CiY Hall.

ALBANY, July 95.-Bcforc Judge Osborn,
to-day, motion was made by Counsellor Wolf
Of New ork on behalf OF william Demarest and
Others for peremptory mandamus to compel
the Attorney G General to commence proceed
ing In the nature OF a quo whTranto, to compel Y
Samuel A. LOWS and Others to SHOW 10y what'
authority they occupy the Offices OF Now \ urk
Aldermen. Lewis aud others were elected In
1916. under the law Of 1873, and Dcmarest, al
though he received 0bg votes, holds that ~ was
elected al the snme time under the law of lS,0 {;
and, further, thai the law OF 1873 WIS unconstitu
tional. The motion wgn denied
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RoNpouT, NY, July 25.The family OF George
b. Hibhard consisting of himself and wife, Frank mo
bard ana vito OF New YORK city Fred Hobard ana the
servant gir, were taken with severe vomiting after
sunncr At night The nausea continued untn O'Clock
Ills morning. Antldoes for arsenlcal poisoning were
with success, and the victims are now 40
inu we'll A white sediment WAS found IN the teapot,
resemhng arsenic ana Il thought to oe arsenic by the
Cans Who are now AnaNzng ". No suspicious
are entertained to the perpetrator OF the deed.
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-MURFIN.-At Palissfc Methodist Ennis
copal Churcn. Jersey city Heghts, n D., on sunday,
% inst BY the Re-, :. y. b. bout, Edw.rd s. Apaneh
OF jersey CITY 10 Lucy A.. dauihtcr Of John Murhnf
ESD. OF factJryyllle, Nrb formerly OF Jcrsty city.
DkLANO -WALrERs.-lu Baltimore, Md, on Tues
daV July II, hy the Rev. George G. StONcs, Al me
Church u the kedcamer Ghtrles e. av, Mr. arrrn
DelsnO Jr Ia Mics Je ME W AZ era dausuter 81 VIII
liam Z. Wal ere, E,Q. OF Baltimore.
NAN HOHN iii LING. GA saturday, july %. ting
Rev. Dr. Parker George &. Van Horn. OF the nrin OF
l. " Van Horn Bro, lumber merchants, 10 Miss Ella
j. uuliu., all Of this city.
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six Miner. Killed BY an Fxpioyiou.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-An oxploton In the
Black Diamond Coal Mine AT Mount Dablo, California,
yesterday caused the death OF eK miners Five other
men seriously injured. The explosion was Occa-
stoned by biast ignitng the accumulated coal dust
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The Ninth street bridge over the Gowanus
Canal, Brooklyn is now good condition, after the
long delay and the Jay Smith street cars on tue
the Coney islRpd route pass over without Transferring
passonRera.
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Steamship San Jacinto, savannah. mdse. and pass
Steamship wilmington. Havana. mdsc and pass.
Steamship Othe 10, Southampton mdee. and pass.
Steamship Perelre, Havrc, murc. ana pass.
Steamship Poninerania, Hamburg. mdse. and pass.
Steamship AndeS Savanllla, mdsc aud pass
steamship Rotterdam. Rotterdam mdse. aud paaa.
Steamship Bothnia, Liverpool, mdse- and Dass.
Steamship Alg,ers, New ORLEANS, mdse and pass.
Steamship City Of Atlanta Charleston. mdse aud pasa
Steamship 0laucus Boston. muse aud pass.
Aisutnt u-usi river tnd CO AT VS. vas,rs
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SAN FRASCTsco, July GA despatch from
Eureka Nevada reports that heavy rains on the sur
rounding mountains have flooded that town, causing
great CONSERVATION among the inhabitants and consld
erahe damage property several houses having been
swept away Al last acc cunts the water was suDsdlnk
The stornl seems to nave been general Ia Nevada.
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The R,ar,. Coufereuce Adjourned.

ALBANY, July 25.-rhe gentlemen VINO held
the supposed Eyarts conference at Congress ha as'
night ali departed to-day maintaining up to the last
moment complete retlcence 10 reporters Messrs M
It's and Barlow returned To New YORK Dy tue lVSV
train, and Mr.. Choate departed for Boston
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That the had presented their claim to Congress-
tn Secretary Navy they accepted
which VI Congress should be In full DIS
secretary wees passed upon this claim anc rejected n 2
Brown. cuDb be- ueuce nothing. and. with NJ
JOINS Va. receives oneh u the claim. .. =. 49,,
rrma ciAu for fal b5ypS Of which tpSs 81 allowed bal
Savage employs Mu for his influence.
collect tins successful and hurtagh $4,000 .
Ncle- tubs claim proof. IL
founded contract They
inspections they did The last payment
to W H. barnum dnnHtrstor The Chief Of Ordinance
said Commander Meade that vote (where not stated
secured Ds t1s pavment
wees administration Of the Navy, which under
standing he rejected.
presented Congress balance OF
this claim Why should lie not have ne 80 "a - ta
record AuoNed
order OF the O. Cac receives Tee
$1,000 duence services face Of
uttghelt OF duties
&c-a falls suggestion suppression OF toe truth
Tns claim examined into BY Committee GA Naval Expend
|
Be map by President johnson. At
tlrne m default tlSo sS2 whch n alleged
| ae Brooklyn Navy Yard becre
Weles. Diminishing him. two years AFTER date OF
alleged robbery stated that he had not Apphed FOR RELIEF
Congress, The of This alto
into Congress beioe the allowance Of his
| pay ahd Of ns aeged defalcariJn-
claimant C. ScOve former
Secretary Pay allowed 10 claimant when not oncer
| of the Nav. . .
wholly different from The Secretary The Claimant
represented by 5 +. Brown.
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UOGAN.-In the city OF New York. on the 2ist day
Of Iuiy 1870 bv the Hon Charles DOnohue. Justice OF
the Supreme court. Joseph ID. Hogan from Margaret
" Hogan. Cause, adultery.
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mAnINE rNTELLI0ENOB.

MINIATURE ALNAskc-rrts DAY.
sun risee. 81 sun sets. 81 MOON sots.. 10 20
sIaH wArEn-rHts
sandy hook IL IL Gov. island.12 % Hen Gate. %
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Delay May Prove Fatal.

II you are bilious don't delay, but regulate
your bowels. Quirk's Irish Tea VIM " H. Price 10
oepi.-Adp
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laying the keel, Of the new ships Marlcn, Wanda
ia and Nipsic when the old vessels that were
he,ug rcptIred were the high seas miles
away. Indeed, when your committee cowe 70
IcrG nj inc large sums ~ monev expended Cby
whoever controls tn Navy Department. In dis-
regard aud evasion Of the law. II would seem
that TINS very atle and guiehed ofBcer 81
hirh rank M the Navy, Rear Admiral Stccdman,
IA not far FROM giving EXPRESSION 10 laneuta-
he uuth that the Navy Department has declar-
ed rs Independence OF tue Government.
100000 MISSING FROM THE CLOTHING FUND.
The House Il aware that the Ulcers and sail
Ors In the navy pay for their own clothing. Under
naval regulations the department makes the
purchases, aud clothing Is issued at cost and 10
per cent; the 10 per cent. beng added to main
taiu ana preserve the fund, " being estimated
that 10 per cent. will cover all losses aud dam
ages.
Under these regulations, there stood to the
credt OF the clothing fund In 1881 the sum OF
proprintions made to THIS fund. made necessary
by the heavy additions Of sailors to the navy
Stating the account az II appears to-day, II II
as follows:
h. - ~
To balance let January, 1s71.......... t5iS333 30
10 appropriations since that time. ..... 100000 %
10 tstima.ed increase from 10 per cent $3.50 900
charged since that time. .............. 0p,Vv W
amount II stock on hand. 1850 2SpiSo %
ss275.709 %
sy stock on hand at present lime .... tiooI5as "
ny yn M HsT bs a. i'Vu ls ~
ny amount claiuca to be Que tom pay OF
navy see statement OF thle ON page ioV ~, .oo o.,
Appendix TO Msccllaneous) oii'o'- %
seOoeI45 10
,,.,,a,, n ,.,anco NJ . al 26p d2s "a
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to be accounted for. The chief OF the bureau
,'stiu.st.s HAT there IL probably due Sl5O.0n
from "piy IL the navy to clothing for the
nrst and second quarters OF 1876 hut this will
leave over $l,Ot0,vOO to be accounted Tor.
PAYING OLD REJECTED CLAIMS.
The Secretary Of the Navy has directed the
payment of a large number Of claims that orig
mated prior TO his tDu uction into Office, mum
Der ut which had been acted upon and rejected
by his immediate predecessor. From the fact
that the, had been 50 rejected by Mr.. Welles,
who was known aud appreciated for his marked
integrity in office. and the further fact that in
the great majority Of the most prominent Of
these SEES IL has been alleged and shown that
outside parties nave teen paid Large commas
eiuns fir that intangible but apparently enec-
tive service known as influence. your committee
has heen Induced to inquire N any abuses OF
frauds existed I'm their presentation to and
Rdiudicafiun ~ the powers that be" IN the
Navy Department. Your committee call atten
ton 10 "a number Of these cases. which they
have taDulated as follows.
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Monells Teething Cordial allays irritation OF
the gums &c. Everybody can buy H. Frce ~ CENTS
Adv.
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3uslllrss tlotuts.

ApoIIinnrie. Queen of Mineral Waters.
Most popular Lurotcau beverage OF the daY Used In
all nrstcass hotels, CLUBS Restaurants either plain or
payne shaped ass bott g. win pictorial la0el bearing
Agents ime MCCuILAdH CO.. New YORK. For sale
by all VINE merclnnts grocer, and dealers In mineral
uy4f
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hamssiv with Blchan's Carbohc soap IS John A.
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The sink Elastic Truss sold only b. Elastic rruss
Co.. ds3 Broadway, soon permanently cures rupture.
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Sw-et words spoken with foul breath
please bur on nsivc ~ the hOstrls MIX
Of Magnesa makes them graceful 10 both.
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Cristadoro's Hair Dve ncts instnnta urousiv.
Always prOduces tue shades desired. 80 joan RI.
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Elastic i iTess i l. the 6est rTiretf Fac broaa%ss
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Total tf"'"''"i
This Is large sum OF money to have peen ue-
posted 10y any one not aetlVely enPhkeu III so"o
trading or banking business.
The Secretary accounts for 1t oy the state
M ent tba large parts cf the deposits arise from
notes discounted and renewed, and alleges that
this Is 80 In the bank account With higgs q Co'
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Remarks.

Name e ioned orr
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1876-01-06
MARRIED.

VINToN, O., Dec. 81, 1879.
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Transfers of Real Estate.

Recorder BooToN reports the follow
ing transfers of Real Estate since our
last report:
Guyan Tp.-HarrisOn Fowler to VIM.
III. Fowler, II acres; love and affection
and $50.
Morgan 7p.-G. w. Isaminger (per
sheriff. to Ella S. Rice, so acres; $3.50.
Huntington Ip.-John Clark to Wra-'
F. Butler. lots Nos. IS and 20, in the
village of Vinton; $500.
Perry Tp.-Moses Wright to Daniel
Wright, 40 acres; $3.50. Alex. Mccall
and others to Daniel ID. Evans, 80 29-100
acres; $l,l50.
Springfield Tp james D. Sprague to
Francis NJ. Donnally, a of an acre :;
500.
Cheshire Tp.--Andrew Carman to
Amos Carman and others. quit claim
interest in 160 acres; 81 900.
Gallipolis Tp.-Florenee f. and B. F.
jolly to John NJ. Alexander, = acres; !;
$3.50.
GaLlipolis Chy.-Wm. III. Langley, by
his Assignees, to John II. Halliday, part
of City lot No. 120; $3.50. John II. Hal
liday to William Koch, same as above ;
$492.
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HUTCHINSON,
DEALERS IN
u "A r D w A r E.,
Stoves and Tin-Ware.
Pittsburgh Plows, &c.,
Court Street, CaIIipolis, 0.
Oct %. 1875.
Notice

JONATHAN FILLISGER. Emerells
eS Wilcoxen, and her husband Rich.
ard WilcoXeu, OF Gallia county, and
State of Ohio, and the unknown heirs oi
Jane saunders, deceased. of Lawrence
count, Ohio. aud her husband Benia-
min Saunders, of the same place, will
take notice that a petition was file,l
against them on the 9th day of Deeem-
Der, A. ID. 1875, in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county
of Gallia, by Isaac Ffllinger, and is
now pending, wherein SAID Isaac Fill
linser demands partition of the follow
ing real estate, to-wit: Situate i'm said
county of Gallia, and State of Ohio, and
i'll section twenty-five, township four,
and range fifteen, i'll the Ohio Com
pany's purchase, beginning on the
north aud south line between section
twenty-five and thirty-One, and one hun
dred poles from the southwest corner
of said section twenty-five; thence north
with the section line sixty poles 10 a
stake: thence east one hundred and
sixty poles To II stake; thence south six
~ poles to stake; thence west one
hundred and sixty poles to the begin
ming, containing sixty acres, more or
less.
And that at the next term of said court
the said Isaac Fillinger will apply for
an order that partition may be made of
said premises.
ISAAC FILLINGE
BY 4. W. HAMPTON. his Atty.
Dec. 80, lSI5-6W
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For the Gallipolis Journal,
Mrs. Geo. w, BaggS.


Mrs. BAGGs, whose maiden name was
IAPHENA McMiLLIN, died Nov. 18th,
A. ID. 1879. She was lady OF more
than ordinary mental and personal at
fractions. WIN the IaiilhS OF the leaves
OF Autumn the Dody OF one mas Deen
consigned 10 the tomb, whose lovely
presence Will long De missed IN Vlnton.
She has passed away from the place
which has known her so long and so
pleasantly, and save in memory, those
who loved her so well, will know her
no more. She was gentle Christian
woman. Words are not rich enough to
tell all that such woman is. There is
nothing in all the universe so good, so
true, so beautiful, ,as IA Christian woman.
For she had received into her heart, till it
shone forth as a part of her character,
ppn liupers lOvin0ly unon her name
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CaStOria.

Cross. sickly babies and children may
enjoy health and mothers have REst, il
they will use Castoria. Worms, fever
ishness, teething, wind collie, sour stom-
ach and undigested food make children
cross, and produces sickness.
CastOria will assimilate the food, ex-
pei worms, and correct all these things.
For twenty years DR.. Pitcher expert
mented in his private practice to produce
an effective Cathartic and stomach reg
ulator which would be as effective as
Castor Oil, without its unpleasant taste
or recoil.
The reputation of his experiment ex-
tended. Physicians and nurses rapid
ly adopted his remedy, to which he
gave the name of Castoria.
Castoria Is us pleasant to take as hon-
ey, regulates the stomach and bowels,
and does not gripe. IL is adapted to all
ages, contains no alcohol, and is abso-
lmtely harmless TO the most tender in
fant.
I. Try Castoria once and you will never
be without it.
Prepared at the Laboratory of J. B.
RosE & Co. /, 46 Dey Street, New York.
Dec. 30, 1S75.-3m