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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-04-01
Iron Ore.

New developments in regard to
iron ore are almost daily reported,
all showing the deposit to be one of
an unlimited extent, and the quality
most excellent. The past week we
haYe been shown some specimens,
from new discoveries, far exceeding
in value any before exhibited.
But, this week, we simply propose
to speak Of one locality 1t has been
so far developed and mined that
there seems to be no uncertainty
about the result. We refer to the
premises of Mr.. Jos. j. BLAZER, i'm
mediately on the river, aud about
two miles below town. Three veins
of ore have been found in the river
hill, of unusual thickness aud of a
good quality. We will describe them
in order
Lower vein-2S feet above high
water marks to feet thick.
Middle vein-about 6S feet above
high water, and near 9 feet thick
Upper vein-100 feet above high
water mark, and 6 feet thick.
The ore In the lower vein is pro
nonnced the best-estimated by good
judges to contain from forty to sixty
per cent of iron. This vein has been
opened in different places, and there
by found to be as extensive as the
hills themselves.
The three veins make, in the ag-
gregate, "a feet of solied iron ore
Can any point in Ohio show a like
deposit2
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Racine, Pomeroy, Middle
port and Gallipolis Packet.
80 PETREL No. 2.

DAN. DEWoLF, Capt.
JAS. SURTEEs, Clerk
THE fine, fast steamer Petrol has been
Il fitted up expressly for this trade, The
round trip will be made in daylight; leaving
Racine at 6 a: m, passing Pomeroy at ~,
Middleport at 8. arriving at Gallipolis at 10
o'clock a. III. Returning leaves Gallipolls at
*, passing Middleport at 4, and arriving at
Racine at p. m. By close attention to the
wants of the people in this trade. and by
making the above time. we expect at least a
share of the business. [t'eb. 18, '69.-6m.
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GROCERIES.

r HAVE on hand the most complete stock
i of Family Groceries ever offered to this
market, and am daily receiving new goods.
F. J. ZERRING.
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Latest Style Of
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r.OLITICIL.

Brick POmeNy calls his short paragraphs
oRel IIot-entots." Like the black lIOttentots,
they might be brighter and more Pressntable in
civilized society than they are. ..... -...
TIE official vote Of Minnesota shows a9,i9S
votes in favor Of tho Constitutional Amendment
authorizing negro suffrage. and Sl,lI votes
against il. -vr"'T rrh"Hw tHr o.
The telegraph informs US that Ward II. Ia
mOn Is writing the secret history Of Mr.. Lin
coins administration. lie has had access to
important documents, and some curious rvyel-
aiions Or public men may be anticipated r.
r The Reconstruction Committee have addry-sed
letter to Secretary McCulicch, requesting in
formation on the report that Mr.. Pollard, a
prOmncut ex.rebel clitUr, was employed in the
New York Custom, House NieCulloeh has writ
ten Collector Sym,hc on the subject.
X There is l,iy living with her family at one
81 the hotels in Washington. Mho is reported to
have made the snug little fortune Of one hun
tlrcd thousand dollars during two years s'icess-
fal lobbying as a member % the famous whisky
ring. '
The monthly statement Ofthe public deb,prcsents
two suggestive facts. The Increase Is due wholly
to the Pacific Railroad, and there arc nearly
nlnety-nine millions Of coin lying idle in the
Treasury. ...r.... ......... ~.
The New Hampshire Republicans begin their
State campaign under the most favorable au-
spices. The fact that Hon. onslow stearns was
nominated Cor Governor and Samuel d. Quarles
Of ossipCe for R,ilrOai Commissioner. by the
late convention. and both by acclamatiOn, shows
how tremendously all is going in the Granite
State. The nominations for Congress aro Jacob
II. Ella, Aaron L. Stevens and Jacob II. Benton.
rsnominatei respectively in the srst, second and
. third districts.
Hon. John SCOTT, young lawyer. has been
nOniinAtri by the Republican Pennsylvania eau
Gus to succeed BuekAiew Dsm.l in the u. s
Senate. si huE ,soi, tr1 .efrur
% The Unitrl States supreme Court. Monisy.
ordered the supreme Court OF tho District Of
Colur~h;a A xr-usorr NJ I,~rr,,. m Rr.sll.~ A
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nm, a A llsN

u,. all ssr.lor Ss,svue M Riods Y.,..d
20 '" nL -
proposes 70 take mors CIV aft'alAl rrn-
ly In debatesend pubto nas1es gcherany. -
Is turning his attention especially to the rehab-
u,,.,,o, NJ the soutb. and toward ,ucb means M
- =,
ac aNahaplc ~ alu,ns .ue ue'eiopeinen. VI a,Ati-
ufactures and the restoration Of commercial pros
perity.
The Cork Herald gives the particulars OF q
series of horrible and almost Incredible occur
rc,cos which h,,rorsJ on ,.o.r, . n,,.h ,osss,
.'"'0 "",. "aPP."'u y" V"'u Du"n '''','
just arrived in Cork from South America. a
Londoner named Rogers was one Of the crew.
and either from insanity or cupidity, no soems
a have sormod , Mar tor ..,,,,. accession =,
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rirJ. sorn ooxGrEss--sD SESSION.

In the Senate on Monday, Mr.. Wilson of Mass.
introduced bill to amend the act entitled "An
act to provide q national currency secured by a
plolge of tue public stocks, and TO provide for
the circulation and redemption thereof" which
wis referred to the committee on finance.
Section ono makes it unlawful for any bank
organized under said act TO pay or receive inter-
est or money in any form for or ON account of
any depositc made by, with or OH account OF
any other bank, corporation or individual; pro-
yidc'l, however, that Sate,city or town tre,sur-
ies may rc ;eye interest on their deposits in any
banl;s or banks.
Section two prohibits any bank officer. from
certifying as good any cheek, druft or note, or
TO issue certificates Of deposits or other evidence
ofdebt, unless at the time Of such certificate or
issue the whole amount 20 certified is in the ac-
tual keeping ofsaid bank and payable on de-
mand. .....
Section three provides that hereafter al do.
posits in behalf Of the United States in any na-
tOnal band shall be special deposits, not to be
used for loans OF discount, but held subject to
drr,t by the Treasurer OF the United Stats or
other Disturbing officers, and such deposits shall
not be subject 10 t2xation. .....
Section four provides that the Comptroller Of
tho Currency may at ony time coll on any bank
inc association for a s'.'cmcnt of is aiioi,s on
any pest day TO be by him spt 'ifc1, and such
report shan be made within five days after re-
ceipt of the rec QUESTION therefor, Nltha penalty
of ono hundltl dollars for every days delay Of
such report otter sid FIVE days. Abstracts OF
such report shah be published by the Comp
troller in a newspaper in the city Of Washing
ton, eud report OF ccch separate rcsociation
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OUR OWN STATE.
Lewiston Falls Manufacturing Co. q. NJ.

Lewiston Falls Manufacturing Co. u. M.
Frye, esq. y has just declared dividend Of Is
per cent Stock Of this Company sold last
week at IS per cent premium. The capital
stock Of the Company il $4,000. '1n'id
One Of the wings at the U. S. Military Asy-
lum at augusta has been finished and Is now &C :
cupied. The entire building is in rapid pro-
gress Of completion under the direction Of Col.
Cutler, and win be in readiness for the disabled
heroes Of the late war who will be comfortably
provided for. ' ' '' '.'.
Frank Forbes Of Buck6eld, aged l6 years was
killed by the fall Of barrel of apples which he
was lowering from an upper story few days
since. ..... ....,.... 49,. r..,..,.. ...f,
1 The yagaries Of individuals in voting last fall
for Governor are seen in the following scattering
votes for that functionary J. 1. Chamberlain
Q; Ebeneler T. Pillsbury. 40; Ezra Kempton,
1; Reuben G. York, 1; Nathan G. Hichborn,
1; Geo. c. Ge,chell, 4; o. o. Howard, 1. 30 -r
The Rceklsnd Press nyr-Two girls were
committed to Jail in Belfast last week. as we
learn frvm the Journal, charged with poisoning
the family ofGcncrai Webster. by putting Croft
on oil into cake which the family ate. They
confessed their guilt. One Of the girls had been
DISMISSED from the family Of Gen. webster's
and was stopping with the girl At
webstcr's Anew days by permission. The girls
were Eliza Pendlston. Of Islesboro, and Maria
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ri d
1T Is stated that the evidence taksn BY ths
Congressional Committee in New York during
The inyestigationof the election ffsnisTih the
late election win, when made public show m
amount of corruption and decentralization Of an
appalling character. Judge Mccunn hass~orn
that 10000 persons were naturalized in twenty
one days. and that in hlsOYn Court he used 10
turn on. citizens at the rrtcoftwo per inmate,
their examination, cross-cxamination and the
administration to them Of the oath requiring
only that exact space, lJfiEI a.
The new Captain-General ofCuba finds him
self between two fires The Cubsns like his pre-
forrnatory IDEAS. but viii not be satisfied with
anything short ofipdependence The Spanish
papers of Cuba hate every reform, and refuse
TO indOrse the rcfOrmatOry measures Of Gen.
Dulee. .rvi,...-.,,., Ed. .,,.t..,y ~
The heavy vote in favor of the repeal Of the
Tenureof-C iyil-0 Office act in the House may not
beany indication Of the certainty Of its passage
inthc Senate. II was sprung unexpectedly,
and crowded through with little debate. The
opposition was not largo in numbers, bat We
observe In the list such weighty names as
schenck Garfield. Jenckes, Maynard, Poland,
aud ShellabarScr. ram. -.,, = t...,i.,r i
Collector Suythc cannot get confirmed. 1t Is
too bad that his case Is made so unpleasant to
him aud his friends It Is undoubtedly true
that he is not ft for anything in particular,
still itistoO bad to refuse to send9him to Rus
sia. .. ... POO, NY i..ni rosa '7l'' ''
Governor English, Of Connecticut, declines
denomination. II Is said to have cost him $780,
900 to get elected the first time. Itt,kcs money
to import, support, and export votes from New,
York slums for the purpose of elesting Cop
pcrhead in Connecticut, and he docs not care to
enjoy the honor AMI expense more than twice.
A powerful lobby is said to he organizing in
Washington to defeat Senator Sherman's Rail-
rOad bin, which provides for charterins three
new roads out Of Washington. Nearly all Of
the officers Of the roads between Washington
and New York are In Washington, endeavoring,
through personal efforts and the use Of money
with the lobby, to dOfsat this bill, which takes
out Of their hands the great monopoly control
ling the entrance to the national capital. '' ''
A MOTEL democratic politician Of this vicinity,
was once asserting his entire indifference to the
opinions Of his opponents, and to their personal
abuse. "why," said he. "a man likencd me
the other day to Judas IscariOt, but don't
care" "Yes," said a by-standcr, shut how
does Judas feel about il ~ '.''.. .'
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With every desire to see full justice done to
Senator Morrill, Of Maine, VIC confess that we
cannot see the fairness Of the complaint by his
friends, that Mr.. Hamlin was not regularly
nominated in the Republican caucus. One hum
dred and forty-nihc votes were cast, Of which
Mr.. Hamlin had seventy-fve.. There were one
hundred and ffty members in the caucus; but
ono blank ballot was put In the box, and the
member who cast it says in a card that he did
so Intentionally. Unless then blank piece Of
paper, thrown by a member who did not care to
exercise his right, is to count MS a vote, Mr..
Hamlin had majority OF all the votes cast.
We cannot believe that Mr.. Morrill, will lend his
sanction to movement in defiance Of this decis-
iOn.-.N Y Tribune. ''.s'' '.... 80 ..r ,' 4.
The New York Tribune has the largest circu-
lation of any Republican paper in this country;
the Boston Journal has the largest circulation
of any paper in New England, and is edited by
a Maine man formerly connected with the
Portland .1dpsrtissr) who knows this State and
people Both papers are too wealthy and indie
pendent to be bought, influenced, or controlled,
by any person whomsocvcr, or to be swayed by
considerations merely affecting any single indi-
yidual, however distinguished; can they be ac-
tuated by any other motive than a sincere de-
sire to promote the interests and harmony Of
the Republican party, Of which they IRE the
leading exponents, when they both urge prompt
and entire acquiescencc in the nomination of
Dir. Hamlin and advocate his elcctionl ,Gt [.
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Mr.. Alden spague. Of Che HocklspdI Rsrs
PRES, has purchased the rsmainlpg iakre& q
Joha L. Stevens, in the Kennebss Journal. ~
win hereafter be associatcdin tho publications.
that paper. Mr.. Edwin spraguc will in future
publish the Free Prses.
There was fncas at the Bangor jail on Fri
! day. A bed way burnt by some Of theprison-
ers, and one of them, by the name Of Charles
Thompson Of Boston, had fight with the jail
or, in which Thompson got the worst Of It, and
then the row'cnded Tor the time, but another
bed was set on fire and the unruly prisoners
were iockcdup solidarity.
AR. Samuel Darrell and his wife Of Turner,
both died on Monday night; he OF the advanced
age Of SO, and she at about GO. tits remarkable
that husband and wife should depart this lifo 60
ncarly at the same hour. 'up' il'1I nd q
Mr.. Chas. @. Atkins Of Augusta. one Of the
Fish Commissioners under resolve Of the Lcgis.
lature, hns resigned. l'Tn Do rlia 1i' .a
Twcnty-onc parlons have been granted to
convicts in the State Prison at Thomaston the
past year. ''ii D" uriurI o 'U't .g.r ''a'
Liquor seizures arc going on in Maine At
Kendalls Mills two barrels Of ale, belonging to
different parties were confiscated and destroyed.
List Of Patents issued to Maine inventors and
bearing date Of January IL, reported for the
UNION Asp JOURNAL, by VIM. II. Clifford, So
licitor of Patents, 3Oll Congress street. Port
land, Me. 'rr H.Iu. ll1,mhL .rrd ipr.d
Dennis Condor, Portland, Door Tightcner and
Fastener 1u hrl .'4'D'r EIog DO .ol"I
Mr.. Nathaniel Robinson of Augusta, aged
about ca, with his wife aged 81, and horse
% years old, visited Turner, Me-. few days
since. All were remarkably healthy and active
for their ages, r,. MEM, .,i, ,..,..,T -,
b "A party Of four from Washington, Mo, while
in the woods getting some wood to present to q
poor widow woman freed ferocious animal,
and as one of the party fired at him his gun
burst and filed the mans face with powder.
The animal was dispatched, but they cannot
find out what tits. lie weighed 90 pounds.
The official vote for Governor Of this State
last September. was as follows: Whole number
Of votes l81 1852; necessary for choice 65,S92i
Joshua L. Chamberlain had 75,528; Eben +.
Pillsbury, 5G,2O7; scattering 52; making
Chambcrlain's plurality 1876. .,r ,a.,
As the Skowhegan stage, loadci with passen'
gers, was crossing the Kennebcc River, Just be-
low Anson, a few mornings since. the ice gave
away AMI the stage with its passengers was Inn
mersed in the river. The only damage was the
thoroughly wetting the passengers, who were
nearly frozen, as it was very cold morning.
\ Arthur Stafford. aged ten years, con Of Ma
thaniel Stafford Of Dunbarton, N. II. was severe
injured a few days ago by becoming impalcl on
pitchfork while sliding down hay mound.
Three men at work on the Somerset railroad
near Norridgcwock were blown up Saturday
while carelcsly drilling powder into scam Of
ledge. One man received injuries OF which he
will probably die. His name was Besse, anoth-
or will loose the sight Of both eyes. 30 10,
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Dot SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT.
JANUARY TER Ms AGO.
rArLEY, j., PRESIDING.


Thursday. 23S, BenningIIooper Y. Joseph
Hobson. Action to recover damages for driving
logs In 1867, on Swan pond brook where II pass.
es through pltf's farm in Biddeford. Pitt.
maintained that the brook In It's ordinary state
was not such as to give the pnblic right to use
it, but II the public have such a right II was
abused by dett. Taken up to the full bench.
o Wedgewood. hf"'I Chisholm.
Saturday. Bradbury Seayey VS.. NJ Blake.
fl Tresspass for damages done by cattle. Verdict
for pltf. $500. 80 .,.-,........,
Eastman & Son. Goodwin, Guptill.
Monday. Shapleigh v. Cowcll. Assumsit on
account annexed. Defence, payment, submitt-
od to Judge. Judgement for def.
Goodwin. ',i "...r mimi % Jones.
. Wednesday. Vim. T. Abbott v. Portland &
n. Y. Steamship Co. Troyer, to recover val
ue Of q box Of tobacco delivered delts. TO he car
ried to n. Y. Defence box was never delivered
!, to them Verdict for pltE, damages s2ia.97. %,
Smith. 'nrtf.r Chisholm.
.r Divorces dccrccl.
Eliza J. v. Edwin A. Bickford.
Mary A. v. sanl. J.. Glec, See =
III Copeland CIR liheuants. llIUfs-
. Lydia II. v. Chas. II. Tibbetts. - 60.
10, Emery and Son.
Christina v. John w. Simpson (Jury.)
Eastman & Son, Jordan.
Theda ". John Hilbert. |- .'|'
Libcllant TO resume her maiden name, Yea
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The P~c.-.t staf.s or IL" Senatorial 0"s'-
/. rFF tioa. a E.F. .-
A new and very important contribution TO
the discussion Of the Senatorial question is fur
nished by Hon. josiah II. Drummond, Speaker
Of the House, in Kenncbee Journal Refer-
ring to the document purpOrting to be a state
ment Of Mr.. Morrills friends, he says; er7f. =
O. The blank piece OF paper was not recognized
by the committee as ballot, and no one OF
them pretended il trds ballot. - u.
Col. Lang did not state that ''lIr. Perry OF
Mars Hill hal informed him that lac hldthrown
the blank ballot by mistake" sc. COL Ia did
not state by whom il was cast, AMI declined 10
give his name, and when requestel 10y Dr.
Brickett Of Augusta TO have the man who
threw the blank come forward and make his
statement to the caucus, Col. L. again declined
to make such request. r ...r rr-. t.
/ male no such motion as that ''Hannibal
Hamliu be declared the nominee Of the eonyen'
tion;" the ballot had already done that My
motion was .'that Hannibal HamEn be declared
the unanimous nominee OF the convention,
aud this motion was made before Col. Ia. made
his statement. SD" .I" .r. ".sr.H - i.f
Mr.. Thwing made no motion to proceed to
ballot. but expressed his willingness to have
new ballot. .... .FH HHr ....T .'
Col. Stone novel to adjourn ill the next eve
ming; my motin was to amend his, 80 Us To AL
iCurn without day. ..r r..r ...-
The chairman ulade no ruling, AMI no stl,e-
mcnt in my hearing, that ''tbe caucus would
adjourn without making any nomination. =
His language was: "NCither the chair nor the
convention has declared any nomination" !
repliol that the nomination of Mr.. llamlin had
been fairly made, and would be sustained by the
Legislature and the people Of the State; and in-
sistal upon NY motion 10 anenl. COL Stone
thcreupOn accepted tlIc amendment and the
chairman declining 10 allow further debate, put
the question. anu I'm adjournment vas car
fiel. nod .rHrr r.f -rr4.i. sm -r
The eancus was regularly called to nominate
candidate for U. ;. Seualor; was organizcd;
a committee vas appointed to receive, sort and
count the ballots for such candidate; the bal
lots were collected, sorted. counted, anu the
mniiiss reported 40 bDiiOis, of tehieh Mr..
Hamlin lad 20, Mr. Morrill, "a, and there
IrGs one blank; and hhis report Irds accepted AMI
the count OF the committee thereby affirmed.
% The ballot makes the ROmiRGiioH: the other
proceedings are merely get at The result OF
lac ballot. III had moved that Mr.. llamlin DC
declared mol the NOMINEE. AMI the motion had
been adOptcl, II would not have atectel the
result OF the ballot, or prevented the ballot
from having its effect. = declaration could
not change the fact. And / cannot help re-
gaming refusal to support the nomination on
the ground that no nomination was formally
ieclcroi by the chair Of the convention, as no
more nor less than boiling a nomination rcgu-
larry and fairly made. I.
'r.f ~ JOSIAH III. DRUlMoSD.
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Special Notices.
d U Q II U.
From the Dispensatory OF the United statssl
Dt0SSfA CRESATA-BUCnU LEAyEs


Di0sMA CRESArA-BUCnU LEAVES.
PRoPERrIEs.-Thsir odor 10 strong dIfY,,ye. and
osous TO mint
Medical P1epsrhs. and U...-Buehu leave, .re
gently ,iimuiant. with peculiar tendency to the
They are given in complaints Of the Urinary Or.
gans such as Gravel, Chronic Catafrh OF the Blad.
der, Morbid Irritation OF the Bladder and u,hera,
incontinence Of phps, pou llss ertose tS
parts concerned In NJ evacuation. The remedy
has also been recommended In DyspepsIa, Chrome
-Rhesmsllsus, Cataasous Affections aud Drepsy
HsimboidS Extract BHehu IL used by person. IRON
the ages d ~ TO IS sud from % 70 S. o. In tie de.
cline or ehsney OF lile snsr conAssnsni,e o. labor
pains bcd.uettfng ~ ehiidrsn. -,
Buchu Is unequslled BY any other remedy, ~ In
Chlorosis or RECESSION sItrsgulsrtty, Painfalness
or Suppression Of the CuStomary Evxcuations, u
oeratsd OF sehiueas slate % the utssu'' lAasor-
Dssa,,s ~ ns BLADDER. KiSn,ys. Grarti. and Drop.
neal S,ssfhngs--This medieine incresscs the power
Of Dlgsstion. and excite. the sesofbenn Into
aspSaiions. and I'll unnatural salsss.@snti are
reduced, As we'll IS pain andl indanmstion. - !.
H.irsoir, ExtyeSf Bset. has cured eyeTy case
OF the neck the bladder. aud inaapustiop Of
the Kidneys, liberation Of the kidneys and blsd.
der, retention OF urine. diseases OF the prostate
a,sS SHs IN na se ssSs' '.ssa ni
for enfssbled and delicate constitutions, VI both
sexes. attended with the following syn ptomst In
disposition TO exertion. loss OF power loss VI menu
DRY. difficulty OF breathing. weak nerves. trem-
bling. horror or disease, wakefulness, dinness OF
vision. pain In the back hot hands. Gushing OF tho
SsfS sssns: S s s TspSna e 81 as s:
cuiar system, &c.
purifying and cures all diseases arising from hab.
its Of dissipation, excess anl impradcnces IN lifs
llfp i'm M ties of the blood, Ao, supaIcedlng
psba in affections Tor which II u used. such gon
orrhGa. gieets OF long standing. aud syphllltlc
anectIOns-in these diseases, used IN CONNECTION
with Hsinboifs Rose Wa'A 1919.
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