Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-08-29
News Summary and Personal.

Gen. Sheridan telegraphed to
headquarters that yellow fever has
assumed an epidemic form in New
Orleans. Several of his officers are
i'll with it.
Gen. j. A. Logan is to speak al
Hamilton, o., Sept IL; at Greenville
on the II; at St. Clairsville, on the
IA; and at GAINESVILLE on the II.
Secretary Seward is said to be
ready to resign whenever the Presi
dent desires. his resignation, and will
not wait for the pressure of superior
force"
A dispatch from Fort Hays on the
14th says: "The Indians are all
around US, shooting every man that
ventures out of camp. They have
taken all the stock in this vicinity.
and stopped work on the railroad
beyond here"
The following Is list of the prices
paid by Mr.. Robert Bonner for his
celebrated horses: Dexter, $4,000;
Pocahontas, $4,000; Auburn horse,
$4,000; Peerless, $4,000; Flatbush
Maid, $4,000; Lantern, $4,000; Lady
Palmer, $4,000. Total, S118,O00.
The Marysville, O., Tribune, says:
We learn that the wife of Mr.. Geo.
Parish, of Jackson Township, on
the 10th inst, gave birth to three
children-twe daughters aud son.
The mother and children are doing
well. The father is slxty-five years
old and the mother forty.
Mr. E. S. Wise, Assistant Post
master at Cattletsburg, KY, has been
arrested on charge OF entering the
store of Pugh d Garreth, at that
place, on the night of the 18th inst,
and robbing the store and safe of the
Harnden Express Co., of 81, 200.
Capt. Pierce, with thirty soldiers
stationed at Camden, Ark, visited
the Office of the Constitutional Eagle,
printed in that place, on the morning
of the 9Th inst, and completely
cleaned out the establishment Col.
Gilbert, commanding the post, in
answer to remonstrance of the
Mayor, said the soldiers, had been
exasperated at the editorials of the
paper.
Among the current Washington
rumors, those in relation TO Cabinet
changes are most popular. The
President is again said to desire the
designations of Messrs. Seward, Nc
Culloch, Wells and Randall. The
material for a reconstruction of the
Cabinet, according to these reports,
consists of Minister Adams, Sena-
tors Sherman, Dixon, Anthony and
Fessenden, and Messrs. Bingham
and Andrew. a.
S. d. Harris, editor of the Ohio
Farmer, says: 81 have just made q
tour of Kelley's and Put in Bay
Islands, and the rot among the
grapes is discouraging, yet the dis
ease is not half as bad as l saw il
there last year, and the vines are set
very full of fruit. If the rot does
not make much further progress at
this time, there will be as m uch fruit
as the vines can well carry in most
vineyards"
A Washington special says Gen.
SiclAes is likely to be the next vic
tim of the Presidential guillotine,
owing to his interference with the
mandates of the U. S. Supreme
Court, in Wilmington, n. c., and
ordering his subordinates to give no
heed to the order OF the o. S. Attor.
ney General to the u. S. Marshall to
prosecute Criminally all parties OBJ
structing the execution OF the pro-
cess of the Supreme Court. General
Sickles, it is understood, takes the
ground, that if the Federal Courts
are permitted to enforce their deci-
sion in his district, they may very
soon declare the reconstruction acts
unconstitutional and void.