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, 1880-04-15
!: OVARIAN TUM0RS..

Tha removal Of these tumofs BY RAnwArl
1sKsuLvkNT Ia now 80 certainly established that
what wns once considered almost miraculous is
now. = common recognized fact by ail partle5
SYitnes: the casca of Hannah Z, kn5p2, Mts: Z.
.pubiished In: our. Almanac for 1870; nlso, thas
of MFs: g. s. Dtbglna. 10 tho prossnt edition Of
81 Space forbida our making particular Iefarenc:
10 the various cusos Of ehrGlllo ataeAse0 reached
by our nrsAnsAPAnlLL1An'l 'ltas9tvKaT.. lnva!las y
they Wish to obtain III itica OF tho pronlts Ind
potency Of g. X. H. ltensales: *. 80
';..s' One Dol,arSper Bottle:
, 1880-04-15
FEDERAL COURTS.

U Ieck!e, assignee In bankruptcy Of W. L.
Welsh, began n suit yesterday tu recover
LOCO OF Simon Rcld, Thomas Murdoch, and
Frederick Fischer.
liarrict l.. Card commenced n suit In tres
/ pass against Daniel w. lIAnllln, clalmlng
Sl0, ,000 damages.
, 1880-04-15


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us .s ~ ~ t,nasa exVs t},s M,.a VI" ~ vaiiny
,e 1i!t,s IL SHps""s' riynos @ ns"S Sfoore NJ Wnitcr
tol., l"tu ~, ctnn. ,rniilrmn,rm cricritlrs.
Wethsr e sysr sxsnnnEs,S t. yST s},s1 with
any o,o y, nes., ecsu ., - ~. -. ",,1..,xo
SECRETARY EvAiTs' SATURDAY FVESiMo
WINS we'll attended, md Ills ,rnrlorS VERY talle4
with nice people, Including sir FlWnFA
Thornton, NJ. dc ZNmncOlin. Clnrellce ktlig,
nlld l'rcsI!!Glit willing OF Cnltilnbia Io,leHe,
iassene s;no,.,t " WI, om suno 1urt i,ctwcci
ann9uIlcencns ~ na.f.l, H. e,,kfnksui n,i AZ VII.
s!S anMRsef' S the s.ccnaImn exScrainr ~ f,n,s,
rk:,s H.: sw ,vu ~ nrnri,rcs inv 1t Nnti,re. hid
nnv9,SS""s eaav "e ''o '''s 'A''>| '''' "pp'''.T
t'on." ,,.
- CONCERT At THE WHITE HOUSE
col,tnS CON * weak. @ it Is to be Eiycn IN tlie East
Room, by Miss Glare. Hp9p,llar music Gaeii-
ur, who Inns Miss Fannie linyes rs ore Of '!ier
pupils. Miss Fannie will take ,pnrt IN tle
eoesr1 Wt the y"HnE d9Mg'4';S1s m4 ..
bhauS, MM . u!Ss H.:
Anotaer A91nn'G% % Got ttsotn W., ~ ~ VII ,lc IL cn @
,t T., H., ~ ehe raS ttn,oaa ri iu'lwns Iinr.
ny ,i yo vi strnnr ~ ~ wnsn sn,,s nre mets,ars Of
the lie Club. t e'
HfMENs TORCH H.,
Is blazing brightly all over the city, and the
clcrEymen arc anticipating lnrEe amounts Or
wedding fees 80 soon rs W. leaye tllc tiiim,cky
Inontl, Ct April for the lnnrrinee inol'tm 81
A1ay. ING hnoss solG" ~ mfI,,l 1,acum,,3' md
% %onetiim'l, Iigmuat aAIigt ga,, ,yl,o r. +, marry
llGptss" on ~ ~ om m,., ,",mcl rnn.mra'
,a,, 1t;ns 9,n.,a ~ Ev,rts ID .',,U'ri tn MI.
l,ns;sa nngn nlss ~ os,n, Mia Etnmf" Stesnrt il
Sngagsa ~ i ,s,. sU nn.t W,ss Vtrsimia
aei!Ge efa Kg ,,tcr ~ 'nIn; I,G;,,r.Suniaiye m @ Wiit
M'ats, ,nssvam,s ,efI Is u a,,Hopr,i to fcut. San
, 1880-04-15
THE COURTS.
A scl1ooL-rUND: CASE.

A SCITOOL.FUNDsCA CASE.
fe'eg W. Ci1analef, OF Dostoh, nnal p.'
yesterday against the Boartl u Jaducatlo',
u. +. CrEllcy, and Charles y. Blair, asking
for MI Injunction to prevent tlle proposeu
taas,,,. @ ~ ~ = 1,tnaI ~ sn,ooi Sect,or
ieas'.g VI 10. :, nusn =, "a onooi o.v'' ets',,
At!tsitioll, on the southwest corner Oh Niaa'-
sUn md 1Ialstcd streets, to Crlllcy and blair.
This lot In 1855 was lensed to Alfred 1}rllnnly
~. r ss, s''o D.,,,.a'',nti,. u as'
next nlay' I41e 'Gnse "4ls SUBSEQUENTLY, as
signed TO w. Il. Fufncss, trustee LOT COM
, 1880-04-15

", James u. ncrry, verdict sZ1s.ua and motion
for now trial. --.-.
GtMcu1r CnuRr-JuM.K nonxns = Heinrich
Krctno VI. Fritz Frll1mai,, 81, ,t1f:hU.
JundE nIOuAN--ThoMnf Reilly itto etc., ~.
Joseph Dlnct, vordict l1o.43, and motion for
nctv trial.
, 1880-04-15
OIRK, PARK.

o, .u, - M o,i p.,L: :rorereoastiono,
1ao peup'o W. W. .,.., oan i,,o.s ,sa,., ,,ostor
Church Tnesuaya :welcollea ..us noM p'stu.. n..i.
Since tho iev. George Huntington feodefea'his
,t.. 1,.,n ,ro,at,on' ,hnve heen wIthout lendor.
IN 1nn,,nrv ,ast .tha.1,cy. Edward D, Eaton. "a
graduate of Anlpver Collegps',Hho. 'ainco his
ordination In 1876, hos been In: Charge Of tho
ch,rrh Mt newton. In. wua ,profreretl aud uc.
ceptea tne VHeank putp't- ~ Ee
the hntiro Satisfaction OF sno consfesatont
making hosts OF .ft5etltl8 md yesterday was ln~
, 1880-04-15

CHICAGO, Arril, 14.-71 have read with part1cu:
lur interest tho articles mud lettora which haya
appeared from ttmo to tins In THE TiunuAE
eesafa g np%s wv Ghisuao shn ot
oSes o ths vast suns Of money Which
n,,tt, ,.ar,,,r,t.-,nn ~ is,,gian1 ror
sh The beaoat % q ths p,,Diia hosptals7 pId YOU
over hour Of "hosptal Sunday" and . hospital
f;aturlay".f, %sMospitai Saturday" : u = dny on
England every ;yeAr 1nuko special contributions
,p0cn a1 ta spcea
Tor ri tho same ob}oot. Tue contributions of tho
why; III all tho establishments In which thoro Is
considerable labor employed, notices aro posted
pltal Saturday.. In mnny cssses tno Wofk 1ol6
notty tho!t employers tho Amounts hsy ps1pose ,nap
sac viii "lve onc dnv's INV n,mo two.
wsus' .,"a,,s W." ~ o,a san,o iat vtat thcv
cap. In other cases bowl Is placed ut tho pay
tnblc. and tho, men or women, Just as tho
s&se my ee, drop in .he's soe.snaous o. >;
!tospatal eAeusuas anhnS i"tuo onpAoss
togothor aud addressing them. nnu urging them
to ruspup' yuneroualy tn tho clni,ns OF suffering
lu,n.,..<: There arv in,st's indies 10 England
VINO aepr,x ,,,,v un JAY ss,sHrtSn
m 1insntMl Hntiirt1ny ~ .iuY. NUx II ali tho
ludlys Il. thls truly grclt city Will only do the
| sumo, oven Tor ycAr OF TWO, what Lnhd we
snoiaia aave t3r Int tns f 1ps o,,r,
"fti T.uass ~ "1 rnt Inv" !. llnsnfni SfnraY and
| Sunday hgroY Tho work!ugnlcn Ut Chte7lyo nro
not loss KNnerous than thuIr brothrcn Across the
Atlantic II IGw noo'c. nonrMa @ imaita coulS !a5
" iaSGo Itat 70 IT, WHY sun,tsy sn IN tSn 1nbSa
ca,Ise t,f rsisinr free home fur inuurables, j
nm satisfied laFgo aums Vt money would + BE-
I Iar1
, 1880-04-15
RELIGIOUS.
1spESuYsrlsI{T,

pREsDYT1sNT.
The Chicago Presgytery% % ,acs par1nnnt n,, to I'd,
1outment NJ oemch ,.a:,n unr,,nr ~
tho Th'ri Church on hsa'ea no. aseo Mo'aan eos,hi q.
] si.sio.otor ] prcstdinR.
, Tho Committee appointed to counsel with
Mt the request Of Tic pnstor reported rs to,ows;
"Yons cnmitseo at wtth 41ot ~ s 1rs.of sm , ,,u
VIII, see,Ie 70 Ss pc sf, tiliisrsnse
s:dsS sss ssss n w M s' wssk a'
entering Into tho tll,lSutlcs ,,ss when uM,,tt M 10
ako 1,'se up ,ha shnt 'ls,,,y So's sr tSo
lnst tt,tcrests Of tho church ,ni,d
tho cause in Tint community TINT NJ sanlf,,4t s'a '4
Pr S o. tue sea &c rana n t't ter a
ceaso tholr attendance u nty of tho services .:.
connected With TINT church nrass na,t iRt ~ hta
vito. Yoir Committee have SO requested, anti
he consents"
Tho Lev. &c. oggrl then read tho narrative
on
THE STATE or rftR CHURCH,
which was on tho whole very satisfactory. ING e
f;mx IL tc e. aan o1e s1s promiuet nnog tho
eS%ssass; - r,,,s.s ,,,';,,, I'm u,x. Dr. wor.
ral. ill., pssses; e 9gpsEtea s|styys a3ai!Sas; 10
specA reyyn ent fnr ueFre0 ",rh .. tha 9,nv
Ino Sstr Gn1caEn koatey
with ifty- sixht now members. The Gh!caKo .
Third Church reported ~ ,t,t,,focs ,sg
tq 4seo!yca R51nS nd @ tee
ths ere bag been +o xry i;.v eGsuNsE'as. ,r Nx,s
Evans1ofl Fisst Inur1n, tnv tnns y.xi and
la@stor, fePortea GonfFHnsi.i,s. H.i,.,,* *, M, ~.
Kaln!ilK. sAbnath.scno0 moussnS na1aS;,s WV ~ th
cfsasnF f. nnd 1si9or FIVE pnrk Ftrst ch,rcb te
Nuv. D.S. Johnson pastor, repofieu aeepumt .,ts.
reliKl9ns interest," 1s Wmh .s Prst III r".
brouxht % Cnrist. a1,E..,s opi iii r,"ncca
Inc aMtontlt rnisea 1naS aar,. ~ ,:rh r,,snrtr M
& INC Gp,r1sg ,ss11us rs rsyyui nus rod atsendancc
With m encouraging prospcG! ING Ln's"9o T., ",
Sixth Chi1rch reported H,..na XII ccn arrct ~
llylous services ~ meW w NJ v.ansnr n nav t,cv
cd nt cost of $lo ana M ~ s1t.srao 'T rh,'rrl
holdeIs n1 been Secupva' t - M tndn,,t'slncss n
FGpOFkEA tuD M!pllk oHt " -. st."S
, 1880-04-15

fQETT-Luolus N. CT ry ". Edwin Walker, $500.
i SUPERIOR C0uHr .JuDos QARY-Wl!lialn Mehl
, 1880-04-15

.ITEalSA .,.t
Judge Dlodgctt will b.:gin the call of his
criminal docket to-day. Tho Cases Of u. F.
Allen, john McArthur5 md Henry Greene
bnuta are tho first On t'ne list. :t. -.
Judge Tuley hus decided to change his
quarters from the room now occupied by
him to the more co'almodlous rouuis In the
southeast corner OF, tile old roolzery, former
ly occupied by Jrn1ge McAi1istsr. Tho files
will be- kept III W!Iat wns the tury-1oom. The
cliunge wifi be III Ade this morning. ,,.
So,ilu ting ng7a Sum W. Parker, Of the
Grnnd pacilic III It1l, begnn Insult III Attuch.
nent, aguinst Harry Wsbb, alias peasse, and
attached S70O II property claimed to have
BEEN stolen by Webb. Yesterday Webb ell-
tered Into rc' .ogn!zancein tho sum q 400.
with w. w. O'Drlen, George II. .Ke1talle,
ind Dave Thornton as sureties, md tho at-
tnclInlent " AZ dissolved.
Judge Tu ley will liava general call OF
| his docket thu Goth Inst.
Judge j. alneson will sit In the Criminal
Court Sat l,rtlay afternoon to dispose of all
his untln isllcA busilEss
| Judge 'ruley yesterday granted q divorce
| to Otto KAinph from durnln knMph OIL the
| ground of drunkenness. -.
| JUDI 70 Rnrnum grnntetl n decree to Frances
s. Bri iikwortlt from Henry Brlnkworth Oh
the round OF cruelty.
, 1880-04-15

~, !."..- l.'t = .N.T1i'
-. Hr: .-'r~t1ai 7:+. 1850 - tftt
Y ~ ;.':>:.E L,iE91s: iE91s 9aIl ~
, 1880-04-15

A bill was filed yesterday In thet Circuit
Court by George. W. Pomeroy against Ills
partner, John A. Ellison, to close up tho
auction business in which. they have been
Engaged. Complainant states til At In. .Octo-
ber, 1878, he aud Ellison went intp partner
agreeing that nll profits atld losses sIlp"l.l be
divided equally. The firm WA dissolved
Feb. 70, 1850, by mutual consl MT when II
WAS ascertninel that the firm debts were
Si2,2i1, OF which Sl0,00O was drA c6utplain-
ant for Ills capital. 'rhs assess Of the firm
were s., Isl, which might bs IN ereased III the
event OF favorable formulation to sQlae llti-
gation In Michigan. During t he e&lstencD Of
fle pnrtnersllfp complainant drew out $50 :
~ and Ellison SIC, 7tSs. Colnplainalit las the
assets Ut the tirni in Ills ~ ssseSslgn, md le
asks TINT Ellison li,ny be com pelied to accottnt
for Ills share, and tint the business ot. the
firm ll,ay be spcedilytBettlel ~: =. ,
, 1880-04-15
/. EADWAY'S >
SarsaparillianResolvent.

Pure blood makes sound tosh. attonx bone md !
a clear skin. II you would have your flcsh firm,
your bbllcs soun1 without carries, ard your CON.
pleIjon fair, use lLtDWAY'B BAHSAPAR11-
LIAM HIfSOLVEET.
, 1880-04-15

asltl report oll our Natlonal:banks and paper
Is way lure, and The Bureau ot Barking md
Currency j. 'ot @ppX eyer It. af 4" s'nWs frM
s k SsS SaS % to Is sstta @ sd dcst %e t s
inspector pays his visit, aud how ,nucl, care
Is always taken to give these Inspectors n
g0vd report. With llbera! supply Vt Wins.
YiuM evidently Ind his Eyes open.
ol.D col. TON woisrIIlN0T0N
holds tho fort; and, although his wardrobe Ia
becoming tlilaVltlateL, All4 lIe has evidently
10 credit Mt tlla lnMnlry, llo persists III prn!r
lug :paulphlet-y0lloys mined ut GrlMt nlAl
eli,ergcs from Ills gnrret and ,lukesa pusi. .!on
I'm Ult ycstlbutp nf Ht,lllo hotel where lle, ,bt-
ton-holes ills old military friends. ard ~
| eeiyes from some Of thelll c9ntrlb4tiClss for
llOlts soul md body together, but lis l.. OK
truyNEant III expenditures sfortypUgrhplly, md
every wgok or two he ISSUES II n9w pnnl..
ph!al, golig, to prove by assertion that
Luttie uf Shiloh, ur are entitled TO my credit
for What they did OIL TINT liarlfDugllt tteltl.
Yio old Colonel Is tn dead earnest, but owl,
IDENTIFY little cracked. =
4 YANKEE DAunlsTEI.
Letters from London state tint Judah T,
Benjamin, wl,0 went by the way ut Secession
frolil the United States Sennte tu tho British
liar, H. to nppeaT III q few weaks before the
High Court Of Appeals ut London On tllt
counsel for CAstr0, the Tlehb0urne claimant
Mr. Benjamin IL now r, yeura Of ,ngc, alld llt
lluy Niil1lssel . large fortune by Ills pro
fesstun during tis voluntary ax[l0.
| A lNllTIslt VISITOR
Prince Leopold il to leave England beforl
the close OF tho present lA0Mth to visit III!
sister IL Cal,Aaa, alM ho !s then to colil,
here. lie Will 10 j. guest ut thu LegltlOli
nnu Slt. Edward fIh0r.tun. Will be able i,
shaw HIN the public buildings whtlu .LatG
beyy VI Yankee beauties to e.ll!ven Ills yisii
ltAcUNTEuie.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01
Rio Crande College,

"HIS Institute offers complete Class
- ical and Scientific courses of study,
graduates from which receive the
degrees of A. B. and B. S d, respectively
also College Preparatory, Normal and
Commercial courses. Glasses are FORM
ed, also, each term In the common
English branches to suit students not in
regular course. A class beginning
Latin is formed regularly the third
term of each year.
81 Four terms year of ten weeks each.
Spring Term begins April 5, 1880;
Fall Term begins Aug. "a, 1880.
EXPENSES.
Tuition and Incidentals from 81 to SS
per term, or from s25 to s2S, per year.
instrumental Music $40 for 20 lessons.
Vocal Music, Penmanship, or Book
Keeping, 81 extra for 90 lessons.
Board (including room rent) is Of
fered in the hall at the exceedingly
low price of $2.15 per week.
The College is situated at Rio Grande,
Gallia Co., o., a quiet healthy locality
on the stage line between Oak Hill and
Gallipolis.
For catalogue or other information
u A. A. MOULTON, Pres't
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01

There are 293 members in the
House of Representatives, and il is
estimated that one-half of these are
svowed professors of the Christian
religion, and some of them are active
workers in the church. Speaker
Randall is stated worshiper in the
Presbyterian Church. Messrs. Tuck.
er, of Virginia; Bright, of Tennes-
see; Scales, of North Carolina; All
ken and. Evans, of South Carolina,
and Davidson and Hull, of Florida,
are ruling elders in the church.
There are at least twenty or thirty
more prominent Presbyterians in the
House whose names would scintillate
to mention. In the same branch of
Congress the Methodists have a host
Of gifted and godly men. The Hon.
VIM. A. FELTON,, the independent
Democrat of Georgia, and the Hon
Gilbert De La Matyr, the prominent
Greenbacker of Indiana, are both
earnest and eloquent preachers of
the Methodist denomination. Gen.
Garfield is great light in the Chris
tian Church, and was once a popular
preacher in that body. Representa-
tive Ferry, from Maine, one OF the
best debators on the floor, is q
Congregationalist by education and
choice. The Vice President Of the
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01
The Latest of the New Schemes

Everybody is familiar enough with
the distribution of gas and water by
a system of pipes in large cities.
Recently successful attempt has
been made to distribute heat or
steam in the same way. But the very
latest invention comes from Paris,
where system has been devised for
the distribution OF uniform time.
In fact, it proposed to keep the cor
rect time on draft, and furnish it to
consumers to order. A pneumatic
clock company has been organized,
which, by means of subterranean
tubes, receives the time direct from
the observatory every morning, and
regulates all the timepieces in con.
nection simultaneously. The com
pany proposes to put up clocks in the
streets and houses, and furnish the
time at trifiing cost per day. This
is done by pneumatic pressure, the
air being compressed by steam en-
gines and driven at intervals of
minute through the communicating
tubes, so as to move the minute
hands the requisite distance at each
pulsatiou. 1t can be applied to any
clock. The company undertakes to
pay all the cost Of the fittings, sup
plying clocks gratuitously, and
charging only subscription.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01


T There is abundant food for thought
in these words, which we find
ascribed to colored individual |, one
Plato Johnson: "De worl' am so
constertuted dat vile dar am lest
bout 'nuff fur everybody who is
HwiIlin' to work, dar amt q inorsel
left fur de man who sits under de
trees, an specrs de apples to d.op
into his mOuf. Now, Use studded
apples all my days an never knew
one dat wouldn't hang on to de limb
until 1T was shook down-lat is, OBJ
course, sound sensible apple.
Don't STAN roun' de corner oh fde
streetwid the wild expectation dat
de man who Ibis dars is goin' to
come out on de cold sidewalk an
ask you be his son in.law, I've
seen many a man loafin' roun, de
Forty-second depot as though lie felt
sure dat if be stayed dar long 'nuff
Mr Vanderbuilt would come ont am
hand him q check for $l,O0O,OOO
AM say, Young man, take dis small
pile an be happy No, de better
way am to git your eye fixed ION
somethin' an den keep novin', keep
siaovin'. De whole philosophy Of
life is in de little words keep gittin','
and after awhile your are sure to
mn yourself somewhar." =
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01
An Indian Anlmai Charmer.
(L0ndon Telegraph.

If
Strange !, stories reach as from
India Of the feats performed by q
native mesmerizer named BUM,
whose magnetic power would appear
to be found quite irresistible by the
lower animals, upon which he usually
exerts it. He give seances, to which
the public are invited to bring all
manner of ferocious and untamable
wild beasts, and, like the San
cient Mariner" holds them with
his glittering eye. In a few seconds
they subside into 8 condition of
cataleptic stiffness, from which they
can only be revived by certain
"passes" which he solemnly executes
with his right hand. An account of
one OF these seances states that a
snake in q state Of violent Irritation
was brought to Buni by menagerie
proprietor, inclosed in a wooden
cage. When deposited OH the plat
form 1t was writhing and Kissing
fiercely. Bum bent over the cage
and fixed his eye upon its occupant,
gently waving his hand over the
serpent's restless head. In less than
a minute the serpent stretched itself
out, stifiened, and lay apparently
dead. BUM took it up and thrust
several needles into its body, but it
gave no signs Of life. A few
sipassesn then restored it to its
former angry activity. Subsequent
ly savage dog, held in leash by
its owner, was brought in, and, at
Bunfs command, let loose upon him.
AS it was rushing toward him, brist-
ling with fury, he raised his hand,
and in second the fierce brute
dropped upon its belly, as though
stricken by lightning. 1t seemed
absolutely paralyzed by some un-
known agency, and was unable to
move a muscle until released from
the magnetizer's spell by majestic
wave of his hand.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01
Old Times.
Correspondence Gallipolis Journal.
LoNGToN, KANSAS,
MARCH 10th, 1880.

LoNeroN, KANSAS,
MARCH 10th, 1880.
VIM. NASH, ESQ.,,
My Dear Sir:-The JOURNAL came
to hand yesterday morning. Il
still retains the same old familiar
look. A few years ago 1 had copy
Of the JOURNAL, issued in Septem
Der, 1910, which contained an &C.
count Of a great "Whlg meeting" at
Gallipolis. George w. Summers, O!
West Va, made the first or opening
speech, and was followed by Gov,
Corwin. If / am not mistaken you
were then Editor of the JOURNAL.
Well, have read the JOURNAL all
over and noticed all the local adver-
tisements. All were interesting.
Many changes have taken place in
old Gallia since I left there, but
will not advert to them in detail.
Now, then, word about politics /:
If live / shall vote the Republican
ticket for President, although. Gen.
Grant is not my choice; 1 prefer
Washburn or Blaine. But shall
vote for the nominee anyway, who
ever he may be, for it will never do
to trust the Democratic party with
the control Of the government. 1
send you one dollar, which will pay
for the JOURNAL six months. Hop.
ing you may live many years yet, to
do battle for Truth and Justice" I"
1 remain NJ GKE
Z & Yours'respectfully n
LEWIS CLARK.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01
M Office.

TN PURSUANCE of an order granted
L by the Probate Court of Gallis
county, Ohio, will offer for sale a
public auction on Saturday the 81 day
OF April, A. d. 1880, at l o'clock D. m
upon the premises the following de
scribed real estate situate in the town.
ship of Perry, county Of Gallia, and
State OF Ohio, to-wit:- =e-- -.
+ The west half of the south
! quarter Of Section twenty-three; sub.
ject to the dover estate of Elizabeth
Jones, described as follows: Commence
ing at the northwest corner of the
southwest quarter of said Section 23;
thence south along the said Section line
81 rods to stake; thence southeast
l05-rOds and four feet to stake at the
land of Charles w. Cochrane from
which black oak ten inches in diame-
ter stands four feet west. Also q black
oak ten inches in diameter stands eight
feet south, each bearing two notches !;
thence north one hundred and eleven
rods tl1lJ thence west 81 rods tos the
place of beginning: Excepting the barn,
south of the house, now occupied by
the said Elizabeth Jones together with
a barn yard around said barn & feet
"tuo OACCptiiss Oi tilc HOTtil StuC WHICH
is 5S feet wide. Also the right of. way
to the Portsmouth road reserved together
with the above exceptions to the pur-
chaser of said described land. Also the
east half of the southeast quarter of
Section % excepting out of the said
tract one acre, more or less, conveyed
by said Nathaniel Jones, deceased, to
the Trustees of the Congregational
Church in Perry township for grave
yard, deed OF conveyance dated Noyem-
berl II, 1875. recorded in Vol. number
3G, Pages 373 and 376 of records of
deeds Of Gallia County, Ohio. The
first described tract appraised at $1,000,
subject to said dover estate, and the
last described tract appraised at $1,000
free from dover, said tracts TO be sold
separate. y ~ IFl1ElE ~
Terms OF sale :--one-third in hand,
one-tliird in one year, aud one-third in
two years from the day of sale with in-
terest; the payments to be secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
.. l=g DAVID N. JONES,
administrator of Nathaniel Jones,
3 @ deceased. 81 10 shgfG ii&
I. w. Hampton, Atty.
Mar. II, 1SS0-4w 81 feGr
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1880-04-01
United States is leading Presbyte.

United States Is a leading Presbyte.
rian lsyman, and was recently ap'
pointed o delegate to sthe Pan-Pres-
byterian Council to assemble in Phil
adelphia next summer. There are
an imposing array Of Presbyterian
Senators, IN the persons OF Bailey,
Cameron, Cockrell, Ferry, Gordon,
,Kirkwood, Mcmillan, Randolph, and
Vance, The Protestant Episcopal
Church has Bayard, Butler, Conk-
ling and Edmands, Hampton and
Thnrman, Voorhees, and Whyte-s