Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-12-02
f. S. ALEsHlRE, Sec'y.
EDITORIAL sREvlTlEs.

torney and Recorder, first Monday
in January; Probate Judge, first
Monday In February.
The Board of County Commits
sioners meet in regular session next
Monday. The new Commissioner,
Mr.. r. z. PORTER, will be a member
of the Board. Judge CARTER goes
out.
--PLkAsAEr GrLLs, of Perry town.
s zIli oold recently, near 100 head Of
aogs. Elish averaged s02 pounds
Thew went to Cincinnati. Price
not.known.
The fayorite ohic no. 4 went
down Sunday with heavy trip
A frst class BOAT, with snch clever
officers as Capt. BL3oo, and Clerks
NEwsoM, DoNNALLY and DUNBAR,
cannot but meet with popular IA
vor.
The tow boat Condor, in coming
down Sunday morning, with large
tow of loaded coal barges, ran on to
the head of Gallipolis Island, sink
ing one barge, grounding two, and
sending adrift the balance. The
loose barges were subsequently pick
cd up, and the grounded ones pulled
off, when, with one barge less, the
steamer went On her way down the
river.
The Fleetwood took abo ard, Tues
day, 16 head of cattle, shipped by
Mr.. W. S. HANSON, of Perry town
ship. They go to the Cincinnati
market.
DIR. W. W. MILLS, of Green
township, sold recently, to THOMAS
J. ALLISON, of Scioto county, 20
head of hogs, at 81 cents, gross
Average weight, 26s pounds. He
has still on hand about 100 head
Our young friend, CYRUS MoLLo-
HAN, has gone to Marion county,
Kansas, to try the cattle business
He goes upon farm of 1880 acres
of high, rich prairie land, recently
purchased by his father, CHARLES
MoLLouAN, Esq, of this city. Sue
cess to CYRUS.
LEICESTER HURLBURT, of Green
township, sold to Mr.. A. NEWTON,
the Butcher, on Saturday, a dressed
hog weighing 447 pounds. Atpres-
ent prices that may be counted a
valuable hog.
The Infirmary Directors meet
next Monday. The new member,
Mr. AARON RIFE, will take his place
in the Board at this session.
"A fat boat, loaded with pota-
toes, left Cheshire landing, last
week, for New Orleans A. o.
MAUcK went supercargo.
Rev. w. A. BoswoRTH, for a
short time pastor of the Presbyte-
rian Church, in this city, has ac-
cepted a call to tn e Presbyterian
church at Greencastle, Indiana.
"A little child of James Henry,
Ironton, a few days since, pulled a
bucket of boiling water over, spill
ing the boiling water over his body
and shoulders, injuring thelittle fel
low 70 such az extent that he died
<bird day thereaftefs
Csc. ". EAGLE, of Raccoon
township, sold, on Tuesday, on pre-
vious contract, 10 head of hogs, at
81 cents, gross. The average was
265 pounds. They go to Baltimore.
Mr.. EAGLE has sold, thus far this
year, 39f head, and has still on hand,
for sale, 120 head of fat hogs, and
10 head Of stock hogs. Our Fur
mace men in want of pork, should
give him a call.
AT the late election in Lincoln
county, W. Va, Mr.. WILLIAM 7.
ALEXANDER, a former resident Of
Patriot, in this county, was elected
superintendent of Free Schools, on
the Republican ticket.
The Marietta Register says the
Fleetwood will hereafter extend her
Sunday trip to that place.
-one pleasant day the past week
-sunday-the balance warm but
rainy.
Hogs are worth from SO to S11,
net, according to weight.
"A Fancy Dress Ball came off at
ALKsHIRE's Hall, Tuesday even in 6.
1t is reported to have been bril-
liant and happy affair.
Judge W. H. MoREHEAD, editor
Of the Dispatch, died in this city
this Wednesday, morning. His
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