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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

with me at the hotel, / won't sleep
with him, and if you sent negro /
won't do it either. That's my idea
of equality. In illustration of this
point, the speaker told good anec-
dote: He happened to be at Dem
ocratic meeting in Indiana, when the
orator declared himself opposed to
negro equality. One OF his audi
ence jumped up and said, "My name
is Bill Jones, and the yallow gal
that marries me will get the worst of
it, sure" and, said General Logan,
1 agreed with him exactly. But it is
folly to talk of negro equality
There is no such thing in this coun-
try, especially north of Mason and
Dixon's line. There has been some
thing of the kind down in Democrat
ic districts, and the speaker illustra-
ted the fact by reading an extract
from the Legislative Journal of
Georgia. The Legislature was about
to pass bill expatriating all free
colored people from the State. In
Savannah there are great many
people of color-what they called
people of color, but many of them
whittier than most of us-some of
them slaves, but a majority free
The bill of expatriation passed to a
third reading, when a petition was
received from Savannah, signed by
nine tenths of the population, in
words as follows:
"Whereas, the people of the city
of Savannah have understood that
there is a bill before the State Leg
islature for the purpose of expatria-
ting the free people of color in this
State, we protest againstit it, inasmuch
as majority of those in Savannah
are our near relations. Great
cheers.
1t was only among Democrats such
as these that the doctrine of ne
gro equality had been reduced to
practice. This was a subject the
speaker did not like to talk about
When he was Democrat he studi
a THl.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

ENUINE FRENCH GLASS FOR Pho
VI TOGRAPHERS-on hand and for sale,
by HAYWARD 4 FULLER.
July II, '67.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

By wILLrAx Il. o. rosHEs.

FAREWELL thy moon is on the wane.
Thy last bright day is near its close;
On rosy lips that thirst for rain,
Heaven not drop bestows;
The cricket, Summer, sounds thy knell-
Queen Of the seasoRi fare thee well
The flowers that wreathed thy beauteous head
Droop, pale and withered, on thy brow
The light that made thy morning red
Is dull and m isty now;
Sad voices pipe in wood and dell
To Summer and her joys farewell.
Gone Is thy belt of rainbow sheen.
Starred with dew drops of the showers,
And kirtle of enchanted green
Embroidered o'er with flowers;
The golden wand of wondrous spell
Is dim and broken pow-fareweIll
There u q Summer Of the heart
That hath its mournful ending here;
Delights that warmed its core depart,
While life grows dull and drear;
And s&dder than the funeral bell
Hope whispers to the soul-farewellI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

E j. W. Jewett, of New York,
drove his horsInuHSSal Mcclellan.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19
M ARIETTA CoLLEGE!

NJ Y
Chartered in 1895, has graduated thirty
classes. The course of study is the same as
that in the best Colleges in the country.
Students preparing for the ministry, and
Union Soldiers who wish to take collegiate
course, have their tuition remitted.
The PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT furnishes a
thorough preparation for College, Or for busi
ness.
The next term will commence on Wednes-
day, August 2lst. For further information
apply TO Rev. W. Andrews, D. D., Presi-
dent, or Prof. Geo. R. Rosseter, Principal of
the Preparatory Department
Marietta, o., July 25, 1867. [aug. 6-2m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

@ Napoleon has six farms at
Mourmelon, a village eight miles
from Chalons, in France, where the
grand annual reviews are held. The
Emperor's stables contain about one
hundred horses, and he. despite the
assertions of correspondents, is Wig
orous enough to use them in hearty
style.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

not for the purpose alone OF uniting
the States again, but for the purpose
of furnishing treason and making it
odious In this land; for the purpose
of preserving the Constitution and
the flag of our country, and requir-
ing each and every citizen of the
land to yield willing obedience to
those laws enacted by the represen-
tatives of the country. The Demo
Gratis said peace cannot be restored
by war; that four years of war had
failed to bring peace, and denounced
the Union party, and declared it
wrong to fight the men of the South,
because they were contending for
principle, the same as we were. We
thought this country was worth
saving, and we didn't think rebels
were worth saving. You say there
were Democrats in war as well as Re-
publicans. Nobody denies it. But
the Republican party saved the ceun-
try, and no Democrat can deny it,
because in 1864 the Democratic par
ty, in solemn convention, declared
the war failure, and that it ought
to cease. If it had ceased then, the
country would have been divided
and the Republic destroyed; and if
they saved it from destruction, are
they not entitled to be trusted with
its preservation now? But they say
the States were never out of the
Union. 1 will not discuss this with
Democrats further than to say that,
if the rebel States were not out OF
the Union, it is very evident the
Union was all out Of them. And
there is another thing. If these
States were not out of the Union for
nearly five years, we are not ind ebt-
ed to the Democratic party for their
staying in. Ii they are in the Union
to- day, it is not by the designs of the
leaders of the Democratic party, but
because they could not get out, be
cause there was such wall of bay
onets held by the boys in blue that
they could not make a breach
through it.. How o"o VIZ ooing to
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

A Large Assortment of PICTURE CORD.
IA TASSELS, DC, Just received by
HAYWARD 3 FULLER.
July II, 81.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-09-19

ohClS hOio py
| they could
through IL.
recognize the
would organ
political soc'e
and burglars
side. We
loyal peopl
with the ri
But you
are no re
the Attor
johnson !
a man to
the Sher
and he n
he did I
try to bl
will let r
more; "
let him g
that way.t
cause job.
of treatiu
that you
consent tc
way to mt
is to have
country,
the Nortl
men dow
they raise
out their
W e ran t
we can &c
tie longer.
But, say
giving the r
the white 1
such thing.
give loyal :
loyal, a {
even 8 cb
was left to
gulf betwe.
so broad al
rebel would
attempted t.
Next, the
negroes vot.
lowed the 7
District and
are not ashal
heard Of any
Washington?
set Of officers
years, and th'
sibly they wo,
good if they !
"But the nc
That may be.
are not. In n
negro suffrage
want everybo'
plexioned to
cheers 1t i
been granted
why it should
ers. 1t will !
in this count
telligent peoi
this country,
. est, had no r
education, ano
disfranchiseme
and if we wer
voting except I
Democratic vol
in some place
had doctrine fl
ty. You allow
for crime to ha'
the jury, why
administer the
help select mt
The true doctl
is that every
81
privileges and
feited by crime
prejudice again
this flag Of tn
by traitor hant
it stands q mar
musket in his |
honor On tn
white man, wit
that flag for the
ing this Cove
scene, an elect
shese two men
rebel white mai
ihe black man,
he Governmen
ask any fair mi
can look on sue
ashamed of his
allowing that n
But they obj
ALI / have to
send q drunkel
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% learn bow - handle too.s and I'M.
plemenis. aud 70 know how t. FER
form at kinds VI iarnl-lab0r-
The school saorli have TWO cours-
s. II stnly: The enc tor 4 year and
'a-Lsli or TAO vrsrs. and another for
three years. The frat should IL ae-
signed for those who are nnable or
"A isinclined q prosecute any but Tit
elements ii agricultural science the
second FIR these VINO wirh a. hrc0me
thoroughly educated. The conditions
81 membership should involve oulv 4
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rlsaniss- Vegetable AMI ANNA. Phss-
i'ic<v, Nineralo-y and Geology. Snr
viewing FaTriert, Prncip'es Vi Stock
brre'inE- CniiETs y. Fruits. Drain
H.. Elementary ax. etc.. Int which
.inoEil be Taught in recitation. ~
lectures AMI text books. and iilastrA-
TED ~ e. .rrstne,iis in the laboratory
aud 10 tbs farm
This conrse ~ slndr. .he ionx or
-hnT.. sApuli s,e considered AZ only
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ing On ems awn @ni will illustrate
ant ctnarn ~. Inc lsn sAnght in|
a. elementary way III she agricultural
scss0l.
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MONEY PREF As WATER 10 .ocQ
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Com e $500 Der Month can y.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

steauings sr0ns our Exchanges.
outavfLtE, The tbarter OF Saturday
-
40 river was falling fast yesterday. with
,et u incbea water In the canal In the
ming by the mark. During the previous
FALLS and II inches at Portland. "a very
Ia decline. The Weather hna turned
70 warm, though cloudy aud suitry In
mutninE.
the failA there were q feet q inches
4 In tho pass down tho indian chute
Avening. aud the river failing fnat.
he middle chute. FOR ascending boats,
were b feet water IN the morning, but
han ~ feet In the evening, hnd none
he iightoa class OF boats could ascend
Ills. This brings the Portland wharf
into reputation, and all tic large
viii he compelled To land and load
1rtiand until another rise comes.
30 new shnft for u ntenine Louisville
received yesterday by tho 3en.n oell.
70 her place In tho New Orleans trade.
Democrat OF Saturday v
earn that the steamer Mariner was
IN the Missouri river, Just above
city, a few DAYS ago. She VIII be a
49,, The Mariner waa owned by
Morton 4 CO., of Cincinnati. n
nj $4,000.
gS"iocraf ofSunday y
Saan. Montgomery has purchased
haneff OF The Atlantic. Al At, Lou
W. IL goes Into Capt, tord's new
De ytert '1aow building at JEFF
!lc. she'll make some OF them
tide. 80 81 nHf III
RI =. did not leave for Memphis
NHtSer last evening, as adver-
ltrinsG have freight enough ON
ys,ss , ssa,aeSr"Hsas'herness
ust.I tuU agAN aaufaH
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Tho Cora y. len. IL AsApub4s 4Ask Gssns
Ing WITH il nne TIP.
Now, which in the truth the first. OF Ga g
last7 m $50 s "
~. fogts-The pepa1erat Of saturday
says
Very fine weather yesterday, ana very
fair business activity wat noticeable on
Tie wharf SfeafnboaLA ana wharrboata
occupy about n .ails ia extent of wharf,
the wharfboata aud about two~thifds OF
the stu ~ efs nrs more or lees busliy en-
gagged, There will he n Eood seasons BUSH
ness on The Upper Mississippi. II the fnct
that competing bDhis are going too nsH
mefois il 4 hir criterion fhera win be.
and ~ now. competition Ia keokuk. and
coin Position to ~. Paul. Whhtsvsf
com petitiou or rates there may
te 10 Now Orleans, there IL nn
Impression that the harss COM
pany viii have no cause To fenr annihiln-
lion that ~ Will always be able 10 carry
freight lower thar the lows eat. and live. Ia
tie meantime Lhs Upper Mississippi In
falling about eighteen Inches per day
sofma days morswand boatfnsn viii soon
have lively bouts OF sparrinE. AZ usual,
on saturday. ~ large number Of boats viii
leave to-day, and nearly NIL will have good
trips out
Ham. Montgomery and j. II, Ford have
raid samuel Htitlweii, OF this city, 900 for
The Atlantic for. which. including -
lane, lao paid W 900. The Atlantic leaves
Tor JouiHviiis to-day. and Will be- dismap-
Tied. Her machinery goes Into That new
boa OF Ford's.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14

KY EutubANT FuWNssIHED wrTan
AVA Common Ware alone. II dehired. We
keep constantly IN our ~ uses AS
sorted Crates of NIL Common Ware OF the
very Deat make Of goods. Also, many diff
fefsnt nnAortfnctth of Common a stone
China Ware.
We are the only firm In thia city that
import Aasorted Crates direct from
England. We keep pnttera and styles
Of goods that no other house Ia this
city has, or can get In the English
market. our wares are imported via
Now Orleans. direct. and bought with
gold, thuH securing every advantage
within the reach OF any house. In the
West or Enhtl
Dur stock IN tho largest In The lState. and
Will be sold nt prices entirely satisfactory
Ia The trade.
now dtT
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BANKING.
First National bank
OF EVANSVILLE, IND.
u -. Depository.

VFEHHIbFW TWHNl IHHH.
CAfITAb ",".""... a5OO ,00O.
JouN ~. HOPKINS. President;
JAMES II. Cutler, Cashier.
Directors. g.. Maghec, John fngie, Jr.,
Charles Niele, NJ. j. Hray, VIM. Brown, j.
4, Hopkins. robert Harness, F. W. Sawyer.
O.. Preston.
Doing a general Ranking. Exchange. and
Collection Huhitiesa.
Revenue Stamps for sale. tnova0 ~
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
QUEENSwAR

bAafEG q. MARI. JAS. wAnIFS
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-05-14
Arrival. ana Departures.


Among the drst boats due here nre the
Howana and Leonoya No. .. for NnAhviiles
canaiia No, 2. foe Tennessee River, Night.
ingale and Armenia for ~. Louis :Charmer,
Tor Memphis, Anglo Saxon, Lawrence aud
Tahleannh, for Arkansas River j. II.
afoeabeeh aiid Louisville. for New Or
leapsi ~. y. Mephani. Indiana. Virginia
and Alice penn. from New Orleans. Adj.
vance, nom Wabash river; Armada. from
tair0i Rose lite, from Louisville: Ella
rabsr, from Nashville, Ada Lyon. from
Green Illyer.
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03
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The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03
SIrEssIFF,S SALE.
In Wood Common Pleas,

Alfred Orr,
rs; In Wood Common Pleas,
Caleb Lord.
llv virtue of nm order of sale issued in the
above cause by the Clerk of the Court of Common
Ploas, of Wood County, Ohio, and to me directed
anddelivcred, will offer Tor sale ut public ven
dre, ut the door of the Court House in Perrysburg
in snid county, On
MONDAY, May 20, 1857,
Betwoonth the hours of 10 and / o'clock A. NJ. oI
said day tho following described property, to.wit;
Lot number rorty-ive Ii5l, in the town of Bowl
ing ureeu, Wood County, Ohio, said lot being IN
the township Of Center and being the second lot
north Of the stone blacksmith shop, said lot CON
tanning half an ncro more or less.
CHARLES w. EVERS Sheriff.
ALHN. BRowN, Defendants Attorney.
PCrrysburg, April IS, 1867. ole 675
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03
LEGAL ApvERTIsEMENTs.
IN PARTITION.


fINO Samuel Barilell, Andrew ShafIcr and Eliza
Shadcr, of Stoubon County, Indiana and
Joshua bartlett, Frances Bartlett, Jacob Bartlett,
Julia A. Baitetl, and John Wd Amanda Iluelen-
hciger, of Wood County,, Ohio You nrc hereby
notified that James McMiley, ON the Goth day of
April, 1857, filed his petition for partition In the
Clerks Office of the Court of Common Pleas Of
said county, prayipg that partition be made Of the
y So - Of sec ~, tp 3. X east In said county,
containing 30 acres oi land, as follows, to-witi
The ss part thereof to James MoWiley; the x
part thereof 10 Joshua Bartlett the u part there
oF TO Frances Bartlett the x part thcreofin equal
shares To- Samuel Bartlett, Joshua Bartlett, Fran
ces Bartlett, Jacob Bartlett, Amanda Hockcnber-
ger and Eliza Shaifcr, heirs Of Julia Bartlett. de-
ceased, and for the assignment OF dover 10 Julia
a. Bartlett In said premises Said petition will be
Tor hearing ut the next teim of said Court of Com
mon Pleas, at the next term thereof commencing
June 4, 1867. j. Il. 4 S. B PRICE,
Attorneys for Petitioner.
Perrysburg, April 20, 1867. b2fs0
The Weekly Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, O. [Ohio]) 1861-1???, 1867-05-03

Notice IS hereby given {, all c, ncerned that A
petition has been filed in the Auditors Office Of
Wood County, Ohio, praying for the location of a
ditch, drain or water course, commencing at tho
southwest corner Of section thirty-three 1851 In
Weston Township, said county, thence east along
tho township lue 60 the southeast corner of section
llnriy,ionr iail in said Weston Township, aud
there 10 terminaie. r.
The surveyor aud engineer has made due report,
which report is now on fle in said AUDITORS Oi6ce'
setting forth the availability aud necessity OF sail
ditch, and showing tho following lands Ia b.,
Affected aud benefited by the location and con-
stroetion thereof To wti All of the south half Of
sections thirty ythree la3) aud thiI,y-fnur (St) ia
SAID Weston Township, being town fse (5), range
nine % in said Wood County, aud all of the north
halt Of section four a, and the nerthuost quarter
and north half of the northeast quarter Of section
three (3e in Milton Township being town four
a. IN said range nine ~. The time for hearing
said petition oy the Commissioners ~ Wood Coun-
Y has been set for TUESDAY, May 81, 1851, al
the Auditors O1iee OF said county.
5. b. PRICE, Auditor Wood County.
Perrys6uFg, April ~, 1857, 5OdSi9