Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-07-01
EDITORIAL sREvITlEs.

known by that name. hlf. STEPHE'
CoTTRELL is postmaster. 1t is sup
piled by the river route-steamel
Victor No. Capt. RUcKER, route
agent. 1t will prove great accom-
modation to that section.
Capt. DONALDSON, late of the
steamer Great Republic, on trial foi
a week past at st. Louis, for murder
has been acquitted.
New potatoes in market last week
price 80 cents per peck.
The Gallipolis Building and Loan
Association, meets this Thursday
evening, at the Court House I'm
portant business to be transacted
All members should be present
Amos Dilley, of Salem township
Meigs county, had an ounce minnie
ball taken from his left hip, last
week, which had been there since
the celebrated battle of Cedar Creek
Va, Oct. 10, 1864.
A little boy, by name Rodgers
was drowned at Syracuse, Melgs
county, last week. He fell into the
river while playing on some coal
floats.
Gov. HAYES has appointed VIM.
d. Henkle, of Salem, State School
Commissioner Uice Norris resigned
The New York Methodist has re-
turns from SIG churches which have
cast 23,615 votes in favor, and 8,5le
against lay delegation; 367 churches
gave affirmative, and 100 churches
negative, majorities.
We are indebted to Mrs. w. L.
Morton for some fine cherries, of the
Yellow Spanish variety. They are
an excellent fruit Thanks.
Mr.. LANG HALLIDAY has sold his
interest in the Ohio No. 4, to Capt
BLAGG, and Clerks NEwsoM and
DoNNALLY, each one-third. Mr.. I'll
owned 9-3Sths-price $4,000.
Mr.. CHARLES HENKING returned
home from his European tour last
week, accompanied by his. two
daughters and nephew.
Work on the new Wooden Factory
is going forward rapidly. The brick
work of the first story is already
completed.
See advertisement of the Grand
Spectacle of the Black Crook, to be
exhibited Monday evening next
The pavilion will be erected on the
vacant lots near the corner of Front
and State streets.
Remember the Big Show Satur-
day. 1t comes recommended as one
of the most attractive shows now
travelling.
Twenty-Five hundred bushels new
crop white wheat, was sold in Louis
vile, Saturday, at one dollar pei
bushel, to be delivered during the
first week in July.
Northern Indiana was visited by
a very destructive rain storm on
Saturday night. The injury to
crops, say reports, in the northwes-
tern counties of the State can not be
estimated, but is awful.
A farmer in Adams county had
twenty-five large hogs killed by
lightning during the storm of Sun
day night week.
The vote of Athens Circuit on Lay
Delegation is as follows; against, 80;
for, 18.
The store house, with all its con-
tents, of VIM. Brown, at Scott Town,
Lawrence county, was destroyed by
fire last week. Loss on goods about
$1,000.
The West Union adams county,
Circuit votes on Lay Delegation as
follows: For, 46; against, II.
A colored deck hand, on the Em
ma Graham, was drowned at the
wharf Sunday afternoon. He fell
into the river from the boat, and be-
ing unable to swim, was drowned
before assistance could reach him.
The vote at Jackson on lay dele
cation in the NJ. E. Church, was
for and 20 against-about one-third
voting.
A colored man, in the employ O.
Mr.. JOHN B. STEVENS, MERGERS Bot,
tom, W. Va, was drowned on Sun,
day. 1t occurred in one OF the
creeks in the neighborhood, whittier
he had gone to swim.
Rev. r. BREARE will preach at thu
Universalist Church next Sunday
at the usual hour in the forenoon
and 8 o'clock P. NJ. the funeral ser
mon of the late Mr.. HENRY VENEER
The Victor No. 3 makes an extra
trip on Saturday for the accommo.
dation of parties wishing to attend
the Big Show. She leaves Haskell.