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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-10-01
i. RUMsEY, ROADS d REED, the

I'D RUMSEY, ROADS d REED, the
VI Largest WHOLESALE DEAL
ERS in DRY GOODS and NOTIONS.
Portsmouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and
Furnaeemen TO an examination of their exten-
sive Winter Stock. They give special atten-
tion to keeping the best Goods, and you will
always find their stock the largest and prices
the lowest One of their firm remains East to
give his entire time in watching the Markets
and in buying for them, solely; and hence
their stock is always fresh and always first
supplied with the newest goods. They ope-
rate largely, do business on the principle of
the smallest profits, and practice the spirit of
liberal accommodation. [nov. IA, '67.-ly.l
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Gallipolis Nursery.

I1RUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
II AND SHRUBS, for the Fall Trade Of
1868, embracing large stock of Apple trees
two and three years old from graft; Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Pears, Standard and Dwarf;
Ounce, Apricot, Nectarine, Grapc-yines,
Currants, Gooseberries, Bleekberries, Rasp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb, Asparagus
Roots. Usage Orange Plants--for hedging
Also, fine collection of Roses, Dahiiss,
Gladiolusses, Tritomas, and Green-house
Plants. Terms, Cash.
Address your orders--Gallipolis. Ohio
Prompt attention given.
All orders left with Messrs. WALKEn 4 KrsR,
my Agents, will be filed satisfactorily.
9. N. PALMER q SON.
! Sept. II, ls6a--2p.
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H- New Goods, direct from the
best eastern markets, just received
at the fashionable house of Mr.. ALEX.
HALLIDAY. Call and examine them
you will be pleased With both
their style and variety, and cheap
ness.
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H There was an enthusiastic
Republican meeting at Rodney, on
Saturday evening. Speeches were
made by II. S. NEAL, Esq, Of Iron
ton, and S. A. NASH, Esq, Of this
city. Both were well received, and
frequently applauded.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1868-10-01

CoURT Common Pleas Court be-
gan its session last Friday, and will
continue, during the week.
We will give a full report of the
business in cur next issue.
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Fair Ground Company.

The trustees of the Fair Ground
Company viii meet at Robinson q
Bailey's store on Saturday, Oct. Sd,
at l O'Clock 2. NJ.
A. P. RODGERS,
Pres. f. @. Co.
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H@- The Cleveland Leader pub.
fishes the affidayit of seven citizens
of Summit county, proving that a
banner was carried in the Demo
cratic procession at Akron on the 18th
inscribed; Seymour, Blair and JEFF
hDavis',, =
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GS- The Parsonage Aid Society
will meet Of the residence of GEORGE
W. jackson, Esq, this Thursday J
evening.
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C0NJUGAL LOVE,
AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
TSSAY for Young Men, on the Errors,
IL Abuses and diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and create impediments tc
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge
Address, DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
Aug. l3. IS68-ly.
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@ Dealers will find it to their
advantage to call and examine the
large stock just received by Messrs.
BAILEY & RIDENoUR.
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R A private letter received from

EB II PIIFaI6 IetleI FtUBIVUu ITOM
a Kentuckian, by gentleman, says:
Every many people here are buy
ing Confederate bonds at 10 cents on
a 81, in anticipation of the election
Of Seymour and Blair, in which
event they believe the bonds will be
at par, or at least of value ap-
preaching par"
This shows what the South think
of Seymour and Blair.
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RMr. HENRY HOUSE, late of the
News Depot, has opened a new Bill
lard Saloon in the Old Petroleum
second floor. He has placed new
Tables and fitted up everything ir
the best style to give recreation and
pleasure to his friends and the low.
ers of the art. Call and see him.
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Religious Notice.

Services at the Universalist
Church, next Sabbath, at lO4 O'Clock
A. NJ, by Rev. R. BREARE.
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CASTINGS.

MY FOUNDRY is supplied with ma
1Xl chinery possessing all the latest I'M
provements, and has been erected and put in
complete order for the purpose of doing work
not to be surpassed in this section Of the
country. For. this purpose have secured
the services of the best workmen.
manufacture and keep constantly on hand
a large assortment OF
Cane Mills, Cooking, Parlor and
H eating Stoves, Crates and Fire
Fronts, Jamb Crates, Stove and
Country Holloware, Sugar kettles,
Dog-irons, Patent and Center Lever
Plews. Plow Points, &c, DC.
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Steamboat Work.

NV facilities are such that | am prepared
to do all manner of CASTING for Steam
boats, and repairs on Steamboats, at short no.
tice and low rates
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OLD IRON WANTED.

Twill pay the highest CASE price for old
iron. THOMAS HILL.
Sept. 10. 1868.
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J. D. BAILEY.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
CENTRAL AMERICA.
.fEpOnt nrD ntx-u rnpDpS unNrrcsr


PANAMA, Aug. 20.-The Republic of HOndu.
ras seems to have wakened up number Of enterprises
having been recently started which all receiving the
protection OF the Government society has been formed
having for its object the colonization the Republic with
Americans and Europeans. Many OF the most wealthy
ana lnnuena men OF The country interested in this
society. The Honduras Railway is looking up and s
expected work VIII be commenced on H.
The Government OF Guatamala has abolished the duty
on four owing to the high pce and scarcity OF this
article.
The new wharf at Jan Jose is completed and wa,
thrown open TO the public the 18th OF July. It's
very substantial structure and was much needed Its
cost is 100000.
The Government OF Salvador has granted the exclusive
privilege TO individual to Introduce Cinnamon and
Coolies into the Republic at certain stipulated price.
number Of Of fever Of perclOus nature have
Cured.
The Government has inaugurated strict sanitary
measures, and 1t was hoped an early decline would take
place.
The cultivation OF tobacco was receiving much atten
ton. Some had been raised Of very superior quality.
From Nicaragua there is little TO report. very
strange story 10 published relative 10 the Hon. Mr. Dick
ensOn, the United States Minister. II is stated that
large quantity OF contraband aguardene "a KIND OF ru
had been found on his plantation
presume that Mr. Dickenson win be fully able TO
plain the matter TO the entire satisfaction Of all persons
concerned.
The coming Presidential election in Costa Rca prom
ises TO be productive of trouble. very hostile
attitude has been assumed by the party In opposition 10
pie OF Costa Rica will prevent them from going 10 such
eXtreines their more impetuous and lawless nehh
bOrs are in the habit OF doing
Ihe low price OF coffee seriously affecting the welfare
OF this Republic The immense coee interest OF this
State must seriously suffer the price does
change for the better. frrI
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
COLOMBIA.
REDUCTION OF THE STANDING ARsIY-TRAN-
oUILLITY ENTIRELY REsTORED-UNNECEs-
sAlY DETENTION OF PASSENGERS.
trpnu orr OWN CORRESPONDENT

REDUCTION OF THE STANDING ARsIY-rRAN-
oUILLITY ENTIRELY REsrORED-UNNECEs-
sARY DETENTION OF PASSENGERS.
fFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
PANAMA., Aug. 20-The political troubles OF
the Isthmus are almost ended. Gen. Ponce succeeded
yesterday in making agreement with Gen. Correoso to
dsband portion of the militia and oneha OF the bat
taou Snndsr The latter is 10 be composed In future
OF only so men, and the militia of an eQaa number CIV
ing 100 men the standing army OF the lsthmu whose
duty il will be to protect and defend the neutrality OF the
Isthmus and Keep down the Conservative party. Gen.
Pon,e In tins cement made the best of the bargain
finding himself unable 10 oppose torreOso ana MS huer
Gus followers nc has submitted to the terms pro
posed by the latter, and exalted him 10 the RANK ot
Chief OF all the forces IL not geheraH
known in this city, but but, IS ,No1y tsat Cen santos
Acosa will he here from Bogota on the 4th INST l,
several hundred men naona MoGps ,radsa na ms ho
dangerous enemy now Will then e thrown ~ the pack
ground II is we'll known that Acosta sympathiZes with
Ponce and he will give him his best services. We have
no from tho interior OF the State Outside OF p0h
lies there is very great drearth OF news here Tho
health OF the city is good, business 10 getting shade
better and hopes are entertained that our USUAL pfos
hS breaking down Of the machinery Of the opposition
steamer Dakotah, and her late arrival AZ hspnMan'
has N gsd s psTSsh OF arrived at
Aspinwall yesterday, with over 200 passengers anu
bay The Dakotas passengers left Aspnwal at o'clock
Yesterday afternoon and by some mistake IN the oruols
they we're detained on tho road waiting for gravel
tran SO that they did not get into Panama until near
o'clock nj time when the tide had gone out ana cose
onently were compelled TO wait on the wharf until
oclock this morning The condition OF these people ater
enduring the hardships OF the transit, can be ugeu
Tney slept on the wharf until the hour Of einbsrcaon
aud ere conveyed ut midnight into the SHIP aIter nav
ing been detained IA hours III their transit 70 snit iW
themselves the best way they could Much blame is 10
he attached seme ewhere-nott the steamship company
for this useless exposure OF these pdsce of similar
humanity should dictate an a'o'u"N'0 " ~
by the arrival the steamer Taca for Gnayadui ana
Intermediate ports am Ia receipt 1l s'G 1,ios ,
papers Great alarm prevailed throughout tne enire
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
MURDER OF DR. BRANAN. U. 6. A.

DIR. Chandler b. Braman of Brighton, Mass.,
Acting Assistant Surgeon L. s. A. and Post Surgeon at
BATON Rouge Ia, was murdered recently. One OF the
Doctors friends Lieut. Clark had beeu robbed OF his
watch and considerable Of money. suspicion fell
upon Second Lieutenant William McGee, an officer OF the
same regiment Lieut. Clark, who Is member OF the
Masonic Fraternity also was DR., BramaD, informed
the doctor OF his loss and the Doctor expressed his
doubts OF Lieut. McGee Their suspicious coming 10 the
knowledge Of Gen. Sykes, the commanding oicer of the
garrison he ordered investigation but nothing was
proved against McGee. DR. Braan then wrote letter
10 Gen Sykes regrettng his aeOn said that his zeal as
Moson led him to help brother Mason Lieut. Clarke;
that i'm an with MCGEE, the latter removed his
suspcions aud that he would do verythng possible 10
counteract what had been done McGee, however, was
not satisfied and a dusk the evening OF the 18Th ins
went TO Dr. Braman's with revolver, aud without
any warning shot him wh In the act Of rising from his
chair. Dr. Braman Immediately ran TO hospital tent
by, and was placed ON bed, where be died McGee
only II lS OF age. lie entered the army as
drummer-boy. In the Ssd New,Jersey Regiment and
year ago obtained commission In The Regular Army;
Men who have been discharged from his regiment
represent him be OF disspated habits and ofen seen
on duty under the influence OF liquor.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
RfILGARIA.
THE ATTEMPTED RISING;

Ut =" - THE ATTEHPTED KISING. y :. IT
"a ,otter from Bucharest TO the Vienna Press
..,rhs attempted rising in Bulgaria by tho aid OF
H',s formed in Roumana with foreign money has com
ys,eIy failed The band q DlmitTI has Also been en-
tirey deeats1 and echlIpka The Turks gave quar-
tween S ~ say instead of making prisoners they dis
,everybody which, after ALI mucn less horrible
than ne oId NEW We mist deeply depore the unforu
aas whe been cent 70 death for money ana
by means VI are auiey living in various capitals
sDS rSns hands % having %s the
causing uo So h native OF Bulgaria, has been ae-
c .sd NV paper Of having personally taHea ysIy
aehve par, pt a., Raeharest In requsion Addressed TO
nratSo, the mnlster and published ~ te Moop n
~ ~ ay"r declares that this accusation c""'' VII"
the hh' '. s,n S ming IL before the tribunals
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
VENEZUELA.

CEN. MONAGAs ASSAULTS PUERTO CABELLo-
STRENGTH or THE OPPOSING FoRCRS-THE
TOWN STILL HOLDING OUT-PRoBABLB
FAILURE OF M0NAGAs.
PUERTO CABELLO, Aug. 0, via Havana, Aug.
20-This city still held by the adherents of Marshal
Falcon the deposed President OF Venezuela. Gen. Mona
gas the present Chief Executive, with force OF 2oo
men, whom he brought from Caracas commenced an
attack on the city the 5h lust The garrison embraces
only 500 men, but they have the advantage Of eleven
heavy guns In position The fighting has continued up
10 the present me The defenders OF the city are aided
by the warsteamers Bolivar and Massarar, which are
pouring heavy fire into the assautng forces. The odds
seem TO be against Monagas and the attack viii probably
prove % failure.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
CANADIAN NEWS SUMMARY.

MONTREAL, Aug. 20-An extensive IRE IN
the woods near Beauharnos has enyeoped the city IA
smoke andtobstructed river navf CATION. Deputy fre
Marshal Davis was arrested on charge of incendarsm
last evenings thought that he set fire 10 several
buildings 10 get the fees for investigation Information
has been received from that warrants out
for his arrest for perjury while employed in the excise ser
vice there ChlefJustee Duva Of the Court OF queens
Bepch OF Quebec is dangerously 1.-THE express rob
bers were again before the Police Magistrate IN Toronto
today and after partial examination, were remanded
until Tuesday The Hon. John Rose will soon 20 40
Washington TO negotiate the Reciprocity Treaty
The New-York Life Insurance Company has made q DE-
pOst with the Receiver General according 10 law Par
ament has been further prOrogued until the I'd OF Oct
ber The discount American invoices for tie ensa-
ing week is 80 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
RECONSTRUCTION.

THE LOUISIANA PERs0NAL-EQUALITY BILL.
NEw-0RLEANs, August 29.-In the House,
yesterday an passed amending the charter Of the
city Of Jefferson providing for new election Of city
officers the lst OF January, and empowering the Gov
under the present Constitution The House also passed
bill prohibiting any distinction on account OF color or
previous condition the routes Of travel places OF en-
tertainment and of public resort The bill provides thai
IL shall be unlawful for any person In command OF ely
make any distinction among passengers on account Of
color, and that anypersOn Offending sha DC hhed
less than $780, exceeding 500, imprisoned not
less than three months than year Senator
offered resolution In the Senate, yesterday, SET
practices against Of the Legislature while act
Ing in their legislative capacity have obtained currency
aud that tits the duty of the senate yndeate ts char
acter, and calling for a committee Of investigation Tse
resolution sadded with several amendments intended
TO kill IL, and lies over till to-day
THE NEW ORLEANS POLICE FORCE.
NEw-ORLEANs, Aug. 29-Ihe Police force
has not been paid for five months Yesterday committee
setting forth that many Of the officers are wieut
TO procure the commonest necessares of e her
families being in actual want that the beat officers have
been reduced beggary, and compelled 10 solicit from
the chartable-whOse residences they guard-food 10
take TO their families. They say that IL is not charity
they ask payment for labor honestly performed The
City Council considered the memorial and passed reso
unon declaring their inability TO move, and referred the
subject TO the Legislature.
ELIGIBILITY OF COLORED OFFICERS IN GEORGIA.
ATLANTA, Aug. 29.-ln the House, to-day,
bhty Of the negro members. He at the Democratic
Convention Charleston s6o and glad Mr..
Yancey withdraw he delegation. point OF order was
raised whether the fifteen minute rule IN force The
Chair decided that each member had unlimited sway;
Mr. Sims continued his speech and held the floor until
the adjournment Mr. Turner another e0Ored member
viii follow Mr. Sims and the debate is 10 be Continued
until all the coOred members shall have had all OppOEs-
my TO defend themselves and unless short by vote
OF the House, viii take many days.
NORTH CAROLINA MILITIA.
Gov Holden has appointed A. w. Fisher, esq,
n be Adjutant General OF the State The Raleigh Sidd
ard says at is the intention OF the Governor we
learn 10 promptly carry into execution the militia law
enacted BY the Legislature He regards the recent letter
OF Gen Sehoed Secretary OF War construed by the
Opposition In this State, as having no application 70
in and Of the Union Massachusetts and and
the Congress- could do nothing in relation 10
this State which could not do in relation 10 any Of tie
States that did not need 10 be reconstructed"
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

puBLIC MEETINGS nrERDIcTEp IN GALiciA.
The Austrian journals mention the lnterdlc-
ton OF two meetings, one at lempeig' tae o'her ~
csaay. The former had been conyoked for the pllr'
- =, ,nointng a deputation which was 10 proceed to
Eo% " ~, natgtfate monument raised 10 the memory
OF the Poles and the o9ec % eS T@s
10 be adopted In presence of tho obstacles
20 the assesby at Iemberg IN eaeh ease tne nIon ~
1s rlsk Of couipr the international rela
Ihlnmk artIcuiarly With Russia. The motive Tor ths
pols anu ~ p', IN esplnn Al the when Russia IA
s,os sccne Of isvorinE Panslayst hgtatons IN Aus
ria Le latter country could mol 10 shpooeu 70 'oeiae
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
roIrpru OF July IN sTTKA.

The American citizens celebrated the day
with the usual reading of the Declaration, etc. The
stiylties began with canoe at 10 O'clock
a. IN The indians eagerly joined in the Contest aud tho
hsrbor was filled with contestants. At2p. No., the pro-
cesson was formed which proceeded 70 the mouth OF
..Indan River" when In beautiful grove stand
raised for the orator and tables loaded with food
The procession formed as follows: First, Battery H. I'd
u. s. Artillery; next, Company =, 9th U. s. Infantry;
then the reengine, carrying In beautiful bower the
Goddess Of Liberty represented by young Russian girl
Then followed the MajorGeneral and STAFF Orator ana
Reader, Chaplain and City Government with citizens,
Everything passed OF very pleasantly and the day closed
with fine display OF fireworks. t,.t ...f
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31

confagraton took place in the CITY Of Guayaqui de-
sroyng S6 buildings and property to the value OF up
ward Of quarter Of a million dollars The principal
sufferer is Senior Pedro Pablo Garcia, whose immense
warehouses Of cocoa entirely consumed There
insurance on the property.
The Bank OF Ecuador soon 10 be established. Co
Goa is abundant, and held at low prices.
On the I'd ult the mail carrier between Guayaqul and
the capital was attacked and the mail ROBBED Among
the letters found are several containing details OF
spracy against the Government which was 10 break oat
early In February OF 1869
Crime alarmingly the increase. Suicides, murderS
ana robberies the order OF the day.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
PERL.
EARTHQUAKE AT cALLAo-THE CITY PARTIALLY
INUNDATED.

A fearful earthquake took place in Callao on
the 18th inst which lasted minutes No lives were
lost but many houses injured. Att p. m the sea
retired for yards but the water afterward rose
10 feet above the usual level Great fears were enter
tanned that Calao would be completely Inundated AT
IA O'Clock the mole and wharf completely covered
the sea rushing into the 10 part Of the city, The town
was completely deserted, the population having fed
TO the interior AT last accounts ith the
worst was over great alarm pervaded the community
for the safety of their property The shipping had not
suffered when the steamer left.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
RUSSIA.

DISASTROUS FIRE AT MARIOPoI-THE TOWN AL
MOST DESTROYED.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. @s-Adyices have been re-
ceived here announcing that o great coniaHatlon
had occurred at bariopOl, town of considerable
commercial importance on the Sea OF Azot Two
hundred and fifty houses Of all kinds had been totally
DESTROYED entaing heavy loss. The last dispatches
received from there mention that the fire was still
burning ercely and fears entertained that the
whole town would be reduced to ashes.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
TRIAL OF A wUALING GUN.

Die. Rechten, of Bremen, gave an exhlDltlon at
New Bedford Wednesday, of newly patented German
whaling target OF clih three feet hsh AMI ten
feet long, (bOut as much usually seen Of whae,D
repeatedly aud accurately pierced The gun is dou,
bh and very heavy mounted on trunnions One barrel
designed for barpoon and the other for bomb lance
The diameter OF bomb Is about two inches aud
tains seven Of powder, aud in smooth water IL
would probably do great execution.
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
EUROPE.
FRANCE.

THE TROOPS IN ROME TO BE RECALLED.
PARIS. Aug Cit is reported today on good au-
thonty that all Of the French troops will soon be
called from Rome
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
pEpnRIrn EERELLIoN IN ARKANSAS.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 3O.-It is reported tonight
that rebellion has broken out in Conway, Perry and
Columbia Counties Arkansas and that the Courts have
been closed by armed II is added that fighting had
tahen place between the Rebels and Union and that
the latter had been worsted
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
NORTH cARoLNA MILITIA.
AN ARKANSAS LEGISLATOR MURDERED.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 30-Dr. A. NJ. johnson, a
member Of the Arkansas Legislature shot and killed
at osoeola Arkansas, the goth ns while going from
the house 10 the nver bank
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
AUSTRIA.

CIVIL MARRIAGE CERTIFICATES.
VIENNA, Aug. 30.-The Minister of Justice
has informed the Civil Courts that in case the
clergy refuse the necessary certificates for civil
marriages they must be forced to comply by legal
process -----l
New-York tribune., 1868-08-31
FRANCE FOR PEACE.

AUG. SO.-In public speech at Marseilles, N.
Behic assured his hearers that the policy of
France was for the preservation of peace. The
Emperor, he said, would guard it, without ambition
and without weakness The military precautions
taken by the Government would make peace sure.