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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-12
SheriD's Sale. 4

State Of Ohao, Gallia County, IS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the Undersigned
In Sheriff of the county of Gallia, will by vir
tue of two vendis issued by the Court of Com
mon Pleas, oil said county, one in favor OF sam
uei Lyle, and one in favor of Bitdle Lyle, anc
against Isaac Lyle and 10 him directed. at one
O'Clock D. m on the nth day of September, a. d
1863 at the door of the Court house, in the. city
of Gallipolls, in said county, offer for sale, al
public auction. the following lands and tene.
ments, situate in said county of Gallia, and
bounded and described rs follows, to-wH:
Beginning at the northwest corner Of sixty
acre lot of land Off of the south end of the north
half OF fraction No 81 IN section No. 3D. in town.
ship No g. of range If. in the Ohio Company ;
purchase; thence east 40 rods; thence north to
the north line of said fraction 81 north into frac-
tion SO. far enough so that line due west TO the
west line of said fraction No 36; thence west %
rods or across sixteen acre lot or tract OF land
to the west line thereofsthence south to the west
corner of said sixteen acre tract; thence east to
the northwest corner of said fraction No 81 !;
thence south to the place OF beginning. Con-
tanning fifty acres. Appraised at the sum Of
$l250.00.
Taken on said execution as,the property of the
said Isaac Lyle.
Terms of Sale-Cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 11th day Of August,
u. Il. 1869.
Aup 10 1859 Ldsa
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R "This is, indeed, a war for the
InaiHtainancel 2 Of the Constitution and
the laws ss5w s4orq.a ~ -
Thus wrote Gem Rosecrans in l863s
The Democratic convention, Saturday,
should not forget to smbody them ii ii
their platform.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-12

E Urbana, in this State, voted,
last Saturday, in favor of loaning its
credit fol, $4,000 toward the con-
struetion of car works in that place,
That is what we call enc ouragement
to enterprise and industry. We couldn't
do it in this latitude.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-12
Probate Notice!
settlement Of accounts.

THE following accounts have been filed in
i the Probate Court Of Galha County,
Ohio, for settlement, and the same will be for
hearing on the 4th day Of September, 1868:
Final account of Wiley Hill, Executor of
the Estate of Henry Coyerston, de-
ceased. Final account of Grasson Davis,
Guardian of Thornss Hamilton. First ae-
count of Sylvester Mcdaniel. Executor of the
Estate Of Jehue H. Chick, deceased. Final
account of Sylvester Mcdaniel, Executor Of
the Estate Of George Harreger, deceased
Second account of W. W Gibson, Guardian
of the minor heirs OF Michael Crantz, de-
ceased. First account of James F. jenkins,
Guardian of the minor heirs of James Lind
sey, deceased.
- "a "a ALEXANDER LOGUE,
Z q g. u = Probate Judge.
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~ Avery destructive fire occnrre

~ Avery destructive fire occurred
in Philadelphia on the night of the
4th inst. The building in which the
fire originated was one of the largest
storehouses 10 the country, and con-
tanned property valued at many mil
lions of dollars. including 10000
barrels of whisky, all of which was
destroyed. The total loss is put as
high as S5,OOO,OOO.
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A Sore Tribulation-Gen. Rose
Grams Won't Accent.

1t is an cid adage that troubles ney-
er come singly; they are apt to come
IN showers until mankind, who rely ex-
clusively upon their own strength, ig-
noring the presence of higher and
Overwhelming power. become gloomy
and depressed and the night settles
about them black and stormy without
lone ray Of hope to illumine the horizon.
The Richmond Wing, after the yir-
lginia election, without one grateful
emotion in its Democratic heart, went
back on eur Democratic friends in an
unkind and cruel manner; the New
York World takes pleasure in twitting
its friends with their benighted and
shert-sighted policy; the hoary hand
ed Cary becomes disgusted at the in
gratitude of the Democracy; Vailan-
bingham, the martyr of glorious mem
ory, gives his friends and contributors
cruel thrust because he has to take a
low and humble seat in the synagogue;
Geo. H. Pendleton, the Eagle Of the
West, gkeeping his eyes steadily fixed
upon the Presidential race course of
1879, declines to run for Governor
and be slaughtered, and now. most
cruel blow of all, because most hard to
endure, Gen. w. S. Rosecrans declines
to be their candidate for Governor.
Fbe night Is dark and gloomy and not
single ray of hope for the future is to
be seen to gladden. the hearts of our
DemoeEatic friends. We sympathize
with them in these, their sore tribula-
tions-we can do no more-no less.
Vallandingham, ever true and faithful,
is stif1 left to them. Van Trump, re-
Gently from the Know-Nothing camp,
is subject to orders. and there is him of
the hoary hand, Sam. F.. Cary, fresh
from "the green pastures and beside
the still waters" ofRepublican peace
and comfort, can be had for the asking.
Ranney might be had, but it would re-
quire strong diet to coax him OUTPUT
this is very doubtful. Last, but by no
means least, there is Richard Llewellyn
Plantagenet Baber, he who nominated
Gen. Roseerans, but afew weeks ago,
he could undoubtedly be induced to
take the place made vacant by the re-
siguation of his friend and nominee.
In the expressive language of one who
knows him, "Baber is boy with
brains The resignation of Roseerans,
coming as il did and when it did, on
the day of the great Eclipse, when the
sun, in grief at the dire calamity, hid
its shining face and left the world wrapt
in darkness and gloom, has peculiar
Significance The only hope of the
Democracy had disappeared and de-
feat awaits them on the second Tues
day of October. May it rest in peace.
The letter of Gen. Rosecrans declining
the nomination is given in the Cincin-
natl Enquirer, of the 9th inst, as fol-
lows;
SAN FRANCISCO, August 4, 1869.
General Rosecrans has declined the
nomination for Governor of Ohio. He
writes to Hon. j. C. Beerman, for the
Democratic Committee as follows
"After the war, resigned very de-
sirable position in the army, and left
my State to secure at least the possibil-
ity of fulfilling the duties l deemed
sacred to my creditors and to my fam
ily. Those duties forbid me the honor
Of leading the Democracy of Ohio in
the pending canvass for Governor"
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bR The Dispatch. upon the authors
ity of the Fremont [ ohio) Messenger,
tells a wonderful story about General
Rosecrans in. in West, VIginia--how be
whipped ont his sword, and took the
commanding officer of the 23d regi-i
ment, o. v. I. By the collar, and
threatened 10 cut off, his shoulder
straps. al because the boys were not
properly cared for iniclothing, rations,,
BE-. The beauty of the thing is, there
is not q word Of truth in it. Gov.
Hayes was the commanding officer at It
the time, and Gen. Comfy, of the State
JeuEBaI, Major The latter gentleman
pronounees ii, bogus from beginning to
end; He says-'No soldier viii need
assurance that no such incident ever,
occurred, many part of the army II
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sag- Senator Sherman has rat 3 !, ro.

Ba Senator Sherman has return
ed to his home at Mansfield, Ohio,
from his trip to the North West
We are happy to hear he is reinvig-
grated in body and mind, land will
soon take the stump in' behalf of
Gov. Hayes and the entire Republi-
can ticket, His speeches count big,
for the people have confidence in
him. ,eS bsaasss7l or ss.sz. . RI
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-12

THE DrrFERENcE.-Fhe late Demo-
cratic Legislature increased our State
expenses to the tune of between one
and two hundred. thousand dollars,
Gen. Grant has been in office only
about four months, and has, during
that time, reduced the public, debt for
ty1four millions of dollars. That, is
thediference ibetween Democfacy and
Repnbiieanism. ref. I'D ,sasoa yni
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-12

a graduate of Amherst College, Mass, with
such assistants as the number Of pupils will
require.
Mr.. sklDnonr comes highly reeommended
as scholar and teacher. and the Tfrztees feel
safe in saying thst the Institut,ons under his
charge, will be second to none in Southefn
Ohio or Western Virginia. They can recon-
mend the school as one every way sdePted to
it scholars, for College and teaching. and for
all the higher branches of Classical ana
ihelLibsary and the A apparatus POsssssee
by the Academy afford the means for eduea, !.
Btion above any other school n thus region o. Y
We intend this school to be 'first-class.the-
equal of any similar Institution N tins state
. Terms. the same as heretofore -. a. 4
SIMEON NASH, Prest.
r. ArgsHrKE, Sec'y. -, - s--s
July %, 1S69.-3w. -
t,sli;uofiss Dispatch and Bulletin, Pt. Pleas.
ant and Charleston, W IVA. Papers will copy
three weeks, and send bills to this osices -@
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EFT The Bennington Vermont
markets are thus reported in a local
paper: Marriages, dull; engage
ments depressed; courtships, good and
prime; scandal, overstocked; bellies,
plenty; beaux, scarce and of good
quality" II Fl,
A good placefor single men to sum-
mer at.
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NOtEce.

My wife, Lueretia. having left my bed and
lfI board without just cause, all persons
are hereby notified not TO trust her on my ae-
count, as | will pay 10 dehts'of her contract
ing. This August 9Th, 1859.
JOHN LOLIS.
Aug IL, 69-3ws
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-12

Ohio Democrats resolve in favor
of free trade-Pennsylvania Demo
Gratis resolve against free trade
therein is set forth the uniformity of
Democracy. i'gf.aa7' oa te5f - q 1i1e
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Marriage Licenses.

NIdIIIHS6 LIC6NStS'
Judge LoGUE issued the following
marriage licenses for the last week,
to-wit:
James Smith and Muzana Small;
Lewis 2, Rifle qandr Sarepta j.
Smith; Joseph Turner and
Page; Peter Burns and Matilda
Page; Peter H. Edwards and Mar
tha Paris; Isaiah " atkins and Sa-
san Spriggs.
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Auo 10. 1859. .-3w.
AGRICULTURAL NOTICE.

rg'HE members of the Gallia County
u Agricultural Society viii take notice
that an election for Eve Directors of said So
eioty will be held at the Seeretary's Office,
on the Fair Ground on hesccond day Of the
Fair being the sth day Of September, 1869,
at 2 o'clock p. N. A full attendance of the
members is desirable By order Of the Pres
ident-1T JOHN 4. ENToMINGER.
See'y,
Aug 5, ls69--2w. saE -a'sJzss e
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Complaint is made in Highland
county that the corn is suffering
from the depredationss of insects at
the roots, and that.a great deal of it
issso much injured that it can. not
make fourth of a crop.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-08-12

E Experience" (some one has
aptly said "is light hung in at the
stern of ship. Instead of disclosing
the rocks to be Stunned, it only casts
back a useless glare on the path that
has been gone over" After all the
defeats the Democratic party has of
late years encountered by misreading
the future, we suggest the expediency
of hanging the lights on the bow of the
ship.-New York World, . f.
The attention of the Editor of the
D,sputeA is respectfully called to the
above and its importance urged upon
him: We would also suggest more
careful examination of bis democratic
exchanges, as we are compelled week
after week TO notice his delinquencies
in this respect. We have cheerfully
done our part ina in quoting interesting
matter from that side, yet we beg of
him to relieve uslof this labor, owing to
the heavy tax upon our crowded COL
,Ifrnnr4r3iS sSIOS De- ,qdf4 StectJ u 9TiTFg
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E Country Merchants are invited
to examine the stock of Boots, Shoes,
&C., at john DAGRs'. He has the
best assortme ent at the lowest prices.
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BT General Bragg has taken to
Canada for health. - a1 tr- ;s7@
Large numbers Of the democratic
party went to the same place in 1868,
on the same errand-a draft being
considered decidedly unhealthy.
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sR If gyou want Boots that are
Boots, call on JOHN DAGEs.
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STATE TICKET.

Go,.rne,-RUTHERF0RD B. HAYES
I:...,.-,-,,- -<ao,er1or-JOHE O. LEE.
Sa5ss So 5Ts,ss,~osssre,--SIDNEY ~s S. WARNEk.
80 ~ WorEs-RIcHpzA. PORTER.
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TROTTERS:

First Premium, 500 90
Second /" ~ = 4 25 90
To go in Harness. Free to all. Friday,
September 10, in afternoon. Entries must be
made with the Secretary Of the Fair Ground
Company by ] o'clock, on Friday, Septem-
her 10
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Caution.

An old law book; published many years
ago, has Just been hastily re-issued as "a new
book without even suitable revision of
jts obsolete statements. Do not confound
that work with CHAMBERLISs Law Book FOR
THE PEOPLE.
Aug. II, fs69.--2m
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County Ticket.

County Ticket.
FoR REPREsEATArIEk
JOSEPH BRADBURY:
PRoBArE JUDeE, 8
II. A. KENT.
TREASURE,
W. Il. 81. SISS0N.
~ 3EiS SHERlFF, $50 =.
81 R. BLAZER ~,
PRosEourISG A9rearEx, ~
tiI T. W. HAMPTON.
REcoRpER,
IRA W. BoOTON.
CoxsnssIeSER,
r. P. PORTER.
IsFIRkARY DIRECTOR,
AARON RIFE. q.
CoRoHER,
G. D. WALL.
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R ANDY JoHNsoN's friends, at
Washington; don't like the idea Of his
coming back there as Senator+-think
his presence ia that body would do
himself. and the Democratic party more
harm; than good --and hence are work
ing hard tes prevent. itnasWel stand
lndafsrent bsaao 4asl5 asou!s5 esoiRi
mi ID corn m crop 81 Champaign
county 5nn Looks favorable fer ths most most
part, and the promise is fair for a
good crop, lexceptdius,the lnw.lands'
that have been ovefAowsdd Oats,
potatoes and fruit are an that could
be desired.
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N Largest Stocks, Greatest Va
riety, Latest Styles, Best Quality,
Lowest Prices, at joan FDAeEs'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

GOO PER DAY-Agents wanted every
pZU where. Sample for two stamps
Address BATES. HAINES 4 CO.,
Cleveland, o.
Aug. ia. lsss-4v.
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RUNNING HORSES.

Premium, Zone mile, two best in
three,) +t q 800 90
SecoHd premium, 25 90
Open to running horses of any age. to carry
100 pounds. Free to all. Entries must be
made by l o'clock, P. M, on Friday, Sep
tember 10, 1869. a8 'gyA
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aYu0 vNGIFTAx,
Tn addition to the premiums offered by the
i Gallia Co. Agricultural Society. the Fair
Ground Company offer the following:
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Wholesale Market.

Corrected weekly by HENKING, ALLEMoNG Co
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.aLaT Q a dg0Q-z- -I.sa 80 l'31to
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The Little Champion base ball
club, of this place, and the Actlves
OF Theveuin, Ohio; played amatch
game last Saturday, on the grounds
Of the former club, which resulted in
complete victory for the Little
Champions, by q score of 56 to "a.
The best of feeling prevailed during
the game. We have NOT been fur
nished with the score.-Pt. Pleasant
journal. .'
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sil6AEE LCC+ WCG El.g
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11

The Annual Convention Of the Republicans OF
Vermont takes place at Rutland ca Wednesday
next. There is less than useA il which e
prepare for il, and town Committees shat have
not already called the caucsses to appoint dele
gates, should do so without delay. We trust
that there will be f-ll attendance representing
fairly the intelligence. moral worth and politica
soundness Of the Republican masses Of our
State.
The action Of the Convention on some points
is already pretty clearly fore>hadowei. The in
dicatons all point clearly and strongly to tn,
nomination Of Gen. Peter T. Washburn for Gov
amor.
The distinct expressions Of preference on the
part Of the Republican press have all been III
his favor Recent adyices from Windsor county
assure Us that he viii unguestionatly be tn,
choice Of a majority of the delegates from thai
county. and We cannot doubt that he is III,
choice Of majority Of the Republicans Of thu
State We hope to see him nominated with sub
s,an,ial lnauiuity in the Convention.
Less has been said shout Lieut.. Governor
though the Indications Of popular preference
have been as clear to that, as in retersoes d
the Governorshp The name Of HoS. ,t9HN
STEWART has been mentioned in all parts o. III,
State, with universal expression Of opinion
that if Mr.. Stewart would take the nomination
the party need look no farther for candiiat
for the second place on the :icket The only
d1ub. in the matter has aris sen from tlIe fact
that Mr.. Stewart. for reasorls very honorable to
him. has steadily diseou ragged the use of hi
name lie does not desire to be a candid ate; bur
We have good reason to believe that when the con-
Vsntion assemblies, anf. he finds how general ],
the desire that he shC ,uld take the nomination,
he cannot and will not decline it If be should
there will be no u ok Of candidates. ChittendeI
County would, il such event, be glad, for once
Of the honor of furnishing the Lieut. Governor
and has a MAJ to present, who, as all must own
would make an excellent presiding officer Of the
Senate, in Hon l. B. ESGLEsBy. LamoiA'
County Guild also Ike the honor, and has q
man She deems eminently fit Tor the place il
Hon. G 90. W. HESDEE. Bennington County
would also ask favora lie consideration for the
WE'LL .nown name Of Hon. A, L. MINER, anc
ther e are three or four less prominent name
win ch would be brought forward from othel
counties. Yet all these counties will heartily
agr,e on Mr.. Stewart, if they have the opportu
nifty; and rs a measure of harmony in the party
well AZ being the selection Of a gentleman
conceie TO be second TO none in fitness for tn
place, we hope and expect to see the nomination
tent,erei unanimously to Mr. Stewart.
There should be no talk, and there Is none s
far as We hear, Of changing State Treasurer
On the whole, We anticipate harmonious con
vention, AMI the nomination Of an able and &C
ceptable state ticket
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-06-11

TIE MILITARY CONTROL IN TExAs.-Decis-
ion Of -ftiorney General Roar.-Attorney Gen.
eral Hoar has submitted long opinion to the
Secretary Of War, in which he says he finds no
reason in law for the Presidents withholding his
approval from the finding Of the military COM
mission in the case Of James Weaver, citizen
Of Texas, convicted Of murder and sentenced to
be hung. The question involved was whether
a military commission in Texas. in September,
1865, had jurisdiction over a citizen not in the
military or naval service. Authority therefore
is found by the Attorney General in the statute
Of March 2, 1867, placing certain rebel States,
including Texas, under military control, which
act was operative in Texas, because she had not
adopted a constitution in conformity with the
other provisions Of the act; and all acts Of Con-
are to be presumed to be constitutional unless
the contrary plainly appears.