Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-14
EDITORIAL BREvITiEs.

Then you are indeed to be pitled.-
Why, he is the prince of good fel-
lows, and his boat home for every
wayfarer. Try it and you will be
convinced that the half has not been
told.
We leave scissors to do the
Journal this week. We are resting,
waiting for the smoke of the battle
to clear away, that we may count
the slain and wounded.
john CHURCH & Co., &c West
4th street, Cincinnati, send US two
pieces of their excellent and popu-
lar music, to wit:-"Only," beauti-
full song by Virginia Gabriel, and
sBy the love of other days, SEN
timental song, words by John Van
Anglen, music by J. c. Meinin-
ger.
--latest styles in Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Caps at j. ]. MAxoN's
new shoe store.
Mrs. ABRAHAM LINCOLN is still
in Frankfort, Germany, living in
great retirement and in very unpre-
tending quarters. She sees but few
persons, and those generally Ameri.
can ladies.
The appointments of the Ohio
Conference, NJ E. Church, recently
in session at Marietta, are published
in full on the first page.
The tax Duplicate for Lawrence
county, for the year 1869, amounts
to $153, ,450 SS.
-Harmer has 6O2 school chill.
dren.
Thanks to Hon. JOHN 7. WILL
SON for a set of Congressional
Globes, comprising ten large vol
umes.
The town of Jackson, this year
has to foot a tax bill of $3.50 to
every hundred dollars in value
We believe Democrats rule thai
place.
Rev. J. W. YOUNG was super
anuated by the Conference at Ma
rietta last week.
Tho sales of the Marietta IroI
Works for the last three months
amount to S155,O00. A few sucf
establishments as that would make
any town lively.
The Universalists in Ohio have
112 societies and AZ minister's
These are organized into IA associa
tions. In the United States they
have 1872 societies, 589 ministers, and
S3 associations. The Unitarianl
have 3S3 ministers.
For the best custom work go t.
J. j. MAxoN's new shoe store.
The Ohio Farmer estimates tina
the corn crop in Northern Ohio
will not be more than one-third an
average, with half crop of fodder
and that the whole State will not
yield more than half crop.
Bishop Kingsley, of the Metho,
dist Church, expects to ordain nine
native Chinese ministers, on his
reaching China, for which he en-
barked the early part of last month
His episcopal visitation embraced
China, Egypt, Jerusalem, CONSTANT
nople, Paris and various othel
points.
The presbyteries of the New
School generally vote solid in favol
of the basis of reunion. Thirty
five are already reported unanimous
Of the Old School, thirty-nine pres
byteries have voted yea, and two
nay.
j. D. WOODWARD keeps Musica
Instruments, Musical Boxes, Tuning
Forks, Toys and Fancy Goods.
III. W. GILMAN, Esq, is putting
up fine brick residence, on Secon'
street, above the Jail. Its dimen
sions are AZ feet front by 60 fee
deep. Mr.. JAMES CURRY superin
tends the brick work, and G. "
HoRNER the carpenter work, sur
guarantee that both jobs will be we
done.
Buy your Watches, Clocks an
Jewelry, at J. D. WooDYARD's.
Latest cut, Ladies and Misse
shoes at j. j. MAxoN's new she
store.
"A mammoth potatoe pumpkin
of 4S pounds weight, raised by Nj
S. STRONG, of this city, was left 9
our office. This is merely spec
men of his crop, and is scertainl
some pumpkin.
--latest London and Paris style
in Silk Hats, at ]. j. MAxoN's Ne
Boot and Shoe Store.