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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
pay Will our Republican friend

nar Will our Republican friends
please stick this at the first Demo
crat who comes at him with the
Pendletonian plan Of paying the
public debt? If he wants to know
where it come from, tell him it is
from, Gen. Rosecran s letter declin-
ing the nomination for Governor.
The Dispatch will please make a
note oft: '-'
"No local declaration inviting a
popular prejudgment of any legal
question about the terms of payment
of the National bonds should impair
the priceless value of the public
credit at a time when it is important
to create the speediest means of rid
ding the country of these enormous
expressions, but every Democratic
platform should tend to raise higher
aud higher the public credit, and to
satisfy the people of Europe that the
Democratic is the last party in the
United States that proposes to
whine or act reluctantly about pay
ing the public debt, even though
present holders should have bought
it below its fair value"
Is the General with you in senti-
ment, neighbor? Or do you back
down.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
GRANDsTAFF's STORE, Gallia Co., !
Sept. 3, 1869. !

sasas sept. D, 1905.
EDITOR JoURNAL-DEAR SIR:-
'Fasss The meeting appointed by
the Central Committee, for this point
was grand affair.
The meeting was called to order by
choosing Geo. W. Tope, Esq, Chair
man.
The meeting was then addressed by
Major Russell, Hon. Joseph Bradbury
Col. T. W. Hampton, c. NJ. Holcomt
and Henry A. Kent.
The several speeches, which were
able, produced the desired effect.
a ESQ. Kent was here, and we were glad
to meet him on our oaon sod. He showed
his system of bookkeeping, at the
same time exhibiting his penmanship,
which is good, not one man in one hun
dred in Gallia can "fling ink as well.
Let that lie of incompetency on ac-
count of penmanship, be told no more,
and that constadle's copy of sappena,
which was showed in Gallipolis as Mr..
Kent's s.frst," be no more put out, put
it in your pocket and keep it there.
Walnut is all right for the coming
election. We have Upton and Gates to
carry along with us in this township,
but I guess we can "tote" them and
come out all right too. Yours,
WALNUT.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09

DENocRArIc FIsAscIERIss.-Con-
vcrsing with one of the "Oid Guards, y
few days sines, upon the subject Of
Bonds; we asked
You don't want, the debt repudiated,
do youg No. he replied. How would
you pay the bonds? In Greenbacks,
says he.
How would you pay the Greenbacks?
Oh d-n the Greenbscks. he indig-
nantly remarked, and started double
quick for advice to the Sd Floor m
Franks Block. s9Ss
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MERcERyILLE, Galha Co., Ohio,
sklAz Sept. 2, 1869.
E.nIroR InrRNAI.-

EDITOR JOURNAL
|. SIT We hadlour first political
speeches here last night The meeting
twas addressed by Major D. A. Russell,
Chauncey M. Holeomb and Hon
Joseph Bradbury.
The meeting was called to order by
Henry Swindler, Esq, Chairman, and
every one pronounced the effort a
complete success.
This end of Guyan township is all
right now, and will be on the second
Tuesday of October. ,s
We have no Logue men in this cor
ner, every Republican considering him
a "dead duck" in short, to speak
to the point, we can not find, nor
do not hear of Republican who viii
support Logue in the coming election,
every one goes the "whole hog" for
Kent.
Be assured that we will give good
account of ourselves, when the day
comes, that settles all political antag-
onism. Yours, truly,
illa q 0 UNION.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
H ashould there be Democrat

E "Should there be Democrats
whose mental organization or temper
does not permit them to recognize
exciting facts, or conform their &C
tions to great popular changes, lie,
them, for the public good, abdicate
leadership, and leave the energies ol
the people free to act in the line oi
life and progress Sen. Rosecrans.
Neighbor, that hits you. "Mental
organization" is good, and we CON-
mead 1t to your favorable considera-
ton. Abdicate and get out of the
way. Gen. Rosecrans says SO and
he is with the Democratic party sin
sentiment. = Ifhe is, we have your
own word that he isl you are not.
In the expressive command OF q
Tenneasee cavalry officer: sin col
umes of one. git = T
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
For the Gallipolis Journal.
Voice Of the People.
Bars BorroN, Gallia Co., Ohio, !
Sept. 1, 1869. {

Bars BorroN, Gallia Co., Ohio, !
Sept. 1, 1869.
EDIroR JouRNAL.-
The meeting held in
Crown Cay last night was decided
success.
= Our meeting was well attended.
both by Republicans and Democrats.
and was addressed by Hon. Jos. Brad
bury and Major Russell.
~ Old Guyan township, as usual. will
leave a good record of herself in the
coming election.
We have no Logue men here, no,
mot eae, every enc supports the one
armed soldier with might and main,
believing that open enemies deserve
support and respect more than luke
warm Republicans and secret enemies.
Look out for Guyan township this
fall, and the upper end of the county
may depend upon the fact that this
end of Gallia will hold up her end of
the pole. REPUBLICAN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09

NoTIcE! "A large number of chick
ems, Commonly known as Mother Ca
rey's chickens) will be on exhibition at
the Court House, on the nth inst.
This breed is ofpeculiar beauty, and is
now receiving marked attention from
all engaged in raising touI products
for the Gallipolis market. Don't fail
to go and peep" with the chickens on
the 11th inst. 1t is reported that
eggs can be obtained by application at
Headquarters, Dem. Central Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09

Be Pendleton contributes $4,000
of his enormous wealth to- carry on
the campaign.-It isabout as much
Z for him as ten dollars would Ebe to
LoGUE, GATES q Co. Shell out, boysl
How much of this Pendieton" money
does Gailia county get2 You are en-
titled to about si2 90, neighbor,
What pity it is that Gen. Hayes, our
seandidate, Us a.poor man. I. 'N
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
MELANCHOLY

r. one Of the many disorders Of the nervous
systefn, arising from q low state Of the Goa
stitutional health or severe prostrAtion aftsl
long continued sickness, and requires inyig
Grating remedies like Robsck's Stomach Bit
ters TO restore the nerves TO their natural Vi.
tality. : = 49,. 80 "a
L. =. MAGUET,
j. &.P. A. sANNS,
Sept. 8, '69.-3m.l Agents.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09


1~ President GRANT knows how
to please the people-7an economical
administration and honesty in col
lecting and accounting for the reve-
nue.. Here is what honesty does in
the one item of whiskey:-
Tables in preparation at the Bu-
lreau of Internal Revenue show that,
while for the year ending June, 1893,
less than seven million gallons OF
whisky paid tax, for the year ending
June last over sixty.one million gal
Ions were returned As taxed. sa1s /
This lisa cheerful exhibit; voters.
"Eo time to swap horses now 80
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09


F The Democratic party have al
ways boasted of the harmony which
exists among them. Everything has
always been serene and lovely, while
the motherly goose was beautifully
suspended high up in the heavens.
They always had one, belief and one
creed. AS an illustration of this
creed and harmonious asentiment, :"
look at Gen. Rosecrans letter; the last
Democratic platform and Geo. H. Pen
dleton's record. The three eombined
form one grand harmorious unity Of
sentimentAin. 9 horn.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
I'M IEHH
Bridge Building.

CEALED proposals VIII be received by th,
y Commissioners OF Gsllis County unit
~ o'clock N Tuesday, October &c, 1853, O
Macomber's store, in Hnntington township
in sad county, for furnishing the materials
and building bridge scross Little Raeeoor
Greek, at said Macomberis store.
Proposais for the wood snd stons work tc
be made sspafatsly. Plan, specifestions and
bill of material can be seen at the Auditors
Office. during Office hours, until the above
date - ts.s 9. g. ss.-ea s54% n
III 3 ~ J,H EVANS,
Sept. .. ises.-4va Aud'Faallia 90.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09

WANTED! "A MooR's HEAD, of large
size, worked in pure African wool, up
on a"green back" ground, mounted
upon "butternut" staff; one suitable
for a platform decoration required.
The above to be used at the Court
House on the 1lth inst. Price no OBJ
ject. Address the Central Dem. Com.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09

% The receipts from internal,rey.
enue for the months of April, MAY,
june and July, 1869, exceed, those for
the same period in 1853, by $40. .oo0,-
600. -. = y
That is the record Of the RepubE.
cans. Is il not worthy one2
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09

Unrivaled in neatness and dura-
bility-The Boots, Shoes and Gait
ers, to be found at the popular es-
tablishment of BAILEY & RIDENoUR.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-09-09
ERYSIPELAS


THE qnsliiied Electors of the County of Galiia.
L in the State of Ohio, are hereby notified to
meet at their usual places of holding elections,
tor the purpose of electing the following State
and County officers, to-wit: ..-..,gI ~
One Governor, one Lieutenant Governor. one
Member OF the Supreme Court. one State Treasu-
rer, one Attorney General, one Member of the
Board OF Public Works; two Senators for the
Senatorial District, composed of the counties of
Gallia, Lawrence, Meigs and vinton; one Rep
resentative for Gallia county; one Probate
Judge, one Treasurer, one Sheriff, one Prosecu-
ting Attorney, one Recorder, one Commissioner
one Iniirmary Director, one Coroner, and one
Appraiser for each District, as districted by the
Commissioners of said county Of Gallia and, the
Trustees of the several townships viii report to
the Clerk of the Court OF Common Pleas, the
names Of the following number Of Jurors, to
serve forthe ensning year, tq-wit:
Ohio SIX Harrison SIX, Clay seven, Gallipolis
nineteen. Addison iye, Cheshire nine: Green
six, Springfield six, Morgan six. Walnut seven,
Perry seven, Raccocn seven, Huntington seven,
Greenfield five, Guyan I've
Given under my hand officially, at the Sher
inss once in the city Of Gallipols, this Sch day
of September, A. D. 1859. r. BLAZER,
sse.rssr sheriff Gallia County, Ohio
Sept. .. 1859. ,r{ So. 80
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s i ,
H We would suggest to the edi
tor of the Dispatch, that whenever ht
deems it fitting occasion to lay'be-
fore his readers the ''unchanging'
and ''immutable" principles Of his
harmonious and altogether lovely
party, he close each and every edi-
torial of such tenor with the fellow
ing po e-try: 'aa S7ars -ii42T q W
"Dese art the bVincibIes I bolts, - Q
And dose in witch / run; n Sas
Dey is fixed, firm and i1nmutable
Ast to course of the 'tersal sun.
Boot II. you don't abbrove Of dem,
Biease notice vat say- siStf5
1886 shall only petoo happy gai assas
81 - To alder dem right afaY" ,sR
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Are you going to do it Freemen O
Ohio? Can you SO soon forget the
past? Think seriously of the moment
GUS issues involved in the election Of
Mr.. Pendieton,y and Nth yopr eyel
wide open let your pewer = osct
more ::felt on the side Of your county
by voting for b. B. Hayes, its true and
tried friend.
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pHIEIpz WIENER,
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Are Pills that have a direct and powerful &c
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Pill that shall have such direct setion with
out the effects of mercury, is manifest 70 eve
ry one; such Pills are Robaek's Blood Pills;
they are warranted purely vegetable, and can
with certainty be relied upon and are .sfs st
all times.
LIP. MAGUET,
~ 80 j. &P. A.sSANES,
Sent Q. 1s69-3m.1 Agents.
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MARRIED.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

DEAFNESS, sCATARRH.
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'f'eu AZ ''
-Jobn Ou;ncev Adams the
Massachusetts, Democratic candidate
for Governor, proclsims to his eensti-
uents that it is time to stop harPing on
the everlasting nigger ana abandon
rG9a
freclseiy SO, Mr.. ADAMS. Dat1 u
the advice OF the eminent son OF the
honored Adams is followed, what
would the Ohio Democracy, and that
old, antiquated fossil" the Dispatch,
do for aplatform? Then, saddest of
all, LoeUE, GATES & Co.. lured by the
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STATE TICKET.

Gopernor-RUTHERFORD B. HAYES.
Lieutenant Gouernor-JOHN @. LEE
Supreme Court-LUTHER DAY
State Treasurer s. WARNER.
Attorney -General-FRANCIS b. fOnD,
Board Pub. Works-RICH'D a. PORTER.
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r The attention of the Dispateh
is affectionately called q The Official
statement of.the public debt ending
Aug. 81, 1869: r
Decrease during the past month:
~ $5,6oL2s4.7s. s E
Decrease since March 1st, 1862
under the honest administration Of
President GRANT: ,f.s.. ~.
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FoR SBEkToEs.
a. C. JONES, of Vinton county.
r. A. WELSH, Of Meigs county.
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$5,6oI.2s4.7s. 81. .H.
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Every voter likes figures of tha
kind and we trust that the Dispatc'
will give its readers the benefit o.
them Say what You please, neigh
Dor, about President GRANT, the
DENT family and the Cabinet, but as
long as we have such clear balance
sheet the people will be satisfied and
decide, it is no time to s'swaI
horses.''
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-25
THE MARKETS.
lseM Yhrk harkei

BY Teiegrsphfr . NEW YORK, May "a.
CorToN-Qdfet and a shade lower: sales
Of AGO oales al 2S5S@2854ef Tor middnng
Receipts. 9,57S barrels; market
duh and heavy and 5al0c lower; sales of
q, ,4)9 bbls.i at s. 40 as 10 for sup5rfine state
10 0ogN6 % for extra Western; 81 SO,G7 IS for
j white wheat extra; S6 15,d7 . for round
hoop Ohio S7009SS' 50 fBF extra -. Louis,
dun; sales OF 200 BARRELS az S475d6 80.
IeT.sS kltS !; ~ = IL 'uiEe sales of So9 barrels
p " HEAT Receipts. I5,1 ,199- bushels; heavy
and shade lower; -sttles OF $4,000 bushels
at 81 42.9l 4215 for No. 2 spring aflOat, 81 A
IOr NO TO arrive, 81 AZ for very choice No.
afloat, ~ 80 for southern rea Illinois, 81 81
for aIIl9er Mich1 zao,E S1g65d5I 20 for white
6 SaltIornls, and 81 AS. for white Canada in
lsFEG Heavy and declining: sales of IS
cog bushels o. Canada III bond atSI O5@I 10.
- BARLEY-Gl Hiet. -rs.z-rr- .---. -...-
{ BARLEY MALT-NoDfnal.
cORN-Rece. pts s ,802 bushels; market "a
&c better; sales of 54,000 bushels at S5990c
for new mixed Western; 92c for choice
Western; zoe for mixed W estern; 73d75c
Tor old mixed Western in store; a q sc
for ditte sseEfvered. 90 RhLI.E EIBE
OATs-Receipts 6l99j bushels; market
opened heagy and closed Jul; lg2c lower;
sa es OF 1900 bushels at 76d7Sc for Western
afll9at; ei9sing at the inside price.
a RICE-Dull at S14991sc for Carolina.
q COFFEE u nchan9edf Hefr
PUGAR-9uleL Ann steady; sales of 2 o
no 3 feflfr Cuba at l2.1 .1i31ze.. hf's
MoLAssES Active anu Duoyant; sales of
1.b45 uogsheads at 52g56c 1or MuscOvado; I;
74QS2c TOR Porto Rico.
/. PErRoLEUM-D,, ,,ll at 15115c for. crude; ,3I16
fOi fenhed F 4A- af af hfMA[
HHoPs-Quiet at lie for American.
81 o.
TURPENT ISE-Firn at 4s1%@491%c
sPoRh-Flrme' I,4JO barrels sod al S3l 25
"a Z 81 for new mess ciOsiug at ,s:3l 81 cash !;
s3l es3f Il 5for ola dIttD; S25aS6 OU.I0r prime
e2o925 81 Tor prime mess; also go barrels of
new mess, buyer Ju Ie, "a s3l 81
fBEEF -Duil; go btrrefs Sod at S8@l0 OO
fer new plaiq me ers Sl2glS 20 Tor new ex. IA
sIhesS. ller beef dulf: 50 IT, rces sod al
s2zeS8 20 Tor pr+ne, Fne4s; sl593z .0J, tor In
BEEF HAMs-St eady; 40 barrels so d at
Sz54Ia2 %.
lCUT MEATS Steady 100 packages sold at
-lz54g15c Tor Ssou 5dFEs: 10 zasas .6c f.lr hams;
NJ iddles quietla STEADY IS boxes OF short
''I1l LARD ID by9i Slsi tieress SOLD at 17,k@lse
for fam is9 9AT f9E ketpIe r-paeryd.
also $50 ilerces o. steam at I914e, buyer
June, and 9e,l e,Ier JntYas frr-er. So
HITTER 9uIet +BAi steady at 35G33c for
Ohio So 4Uc for State.
ltHEEsE linn Al 10 G23e.. ar o..
sFEEIGHTS To Liverpool firmer; ship.
rneniss OF .3t000 Gus IA Is OF wheat at sd per
saH, ana gu per steam.
=
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ana; Chas. T. Holiday, of Illinois.
Secretary, Arthur G. Waugh, of New
Orleans, and a number OF Assistant
Secretaries.
The Committee also recommend as
subjects upon which. Committees
should be appointed, the removing Of
Instructions from the Mississippi
River and its tributaries; repairing
and extending foreign commeEce,
State subsidies, Immigration, the Pa
cifc Railroad and Western trade.
The Committee also, recommended
that two daily sessions be held each
day, from $50 A N. to I'm, and from
$3.50 PM. to 6 PM. The report was
unanimously adopted. ~
The officers selected were then in
stalled. - .flfsf. stgne5 s4a b.
Mr.. LHley, on taking his seat, made
brief but eloquent address upon the
object of bringing the body together,
as did also General Vandevere as
temporary Chairman. -s ..,.... -.
Among these present are Hon.
Horatio King and Judge Phelps. and
eleven Congressman, all of whom
were invited to sit as delegates.
The prominent feature 10 the pro-
gramme is outlined, and there is a
strong effort evidently. in scentemplas q
tien to secure Congressional AID b tn
for the Southern Pacific Railroad and
the improvement OF river navigation.
This was pan ticnlarly noticeable in
General NandeVere s Speech alr d9.l
The excursion to the Bar has been
postponed until Tomorrow morning.
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, May 24.-Ex- -Sena-
tor B. f. Wade has not yet responded
to she proffer of the appointment as
Director of the Pacific Railroad, in
place of j. U. Webster, of Chicago,
declined
The President has not yet decided
wnere he. will visit during the sum-
mer, apart from his contemplated
visit to West Point, early in June.
WAsHINGToN, May 24-The Kick
apoo Indians, who have been ma king
raids on the frontier whites of Texas
since the middle of the rebellion, in
consequence Of the treatment of the
rebels, received while en- route from
their old homes to Mexico, now de-
sire to return to the Indian Reserva-
ton, and measures will be taken soon
to accomplish their wish. ...-...
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EIectiOn Ord red in YIrginIa.

RICHMOND. Va, May 23.-General
Candy has issued an order providing
for an election to be held.on the 9th
of July, in accordance with the Presi.
dents proclamation. The order pro-
vides for a revision and enlargement
OF the list of registt red voters IN the
State, and allows those entitled to
vote and those not previously done
so, including those who have uOt ar
rived at age at the previous reg, ,stra
ton. and. grants ten days, rxciu>iVe
of Sunday for the registration, com
mencing the 14th. of June. Two white
and two cOlOred chalieDgeTs are allow
ed each poll. The whites ana black,
arc bent on seperate lists. SuperIn-
tendents of re esIstTatiOn are also eharg-
ed with the conduct OF electors in
their districts The general prOvi
sions of all orders heretofore issued
under the laws of Congress, are ad
| hered to in this order, which covers
sixteen printed pages.
RICHMOND, May 2i.-Fifty six army
I officers are ordered to report TO Geo.
| Candy, to be assigned as Registrators
at the revision of registration. which
/ is ordered for June l4th, to continue
| ten days. The regulations issued by
the commanding General for the elee-
ton are the same as heretofore, ex
| cept that not more than four hundred
shall vote at one poll. No provision
is made as heretofore for whites and
blacks voting at separate polls.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-05-25
New Orleans Market.

By Telegraph NEW ORLEANS. May q.
COTTON Better prices sitter and prices
nominal: middling 28zc. sales 500 bales
rec ipts l,772 do; exports 625 do.
GOLD-l4lL
demonstrating l7s4c; New York
Sight par.
FLoUR-superfue s. 45; Xxx S. so; xxx
Sc D
Consolidated bare.
WHEAT-S51d90c.
OAT5-Bare; quoted at SOdS2c.
BRAN-SL Is.
HAY-S30 for prime.
j. RK- S32 90.
BACoN-1l14c for shoulders, and l71ldI7J%c
for sides.
LARD Tlerce lS1zGlS54c; Ioeg 915@20e.
SUGAR -Firmer; common gt[aIOL%c and
prim I31z9l354c.
Mol sSSES-IS nominal: fermenting at
S71z@i05Sc
WHIsKY-Rectifed 87159921&c.
CoFFEE-l554c for fair, and I3A9l714c for
prime.