Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-03-11
EDITORIAL sREvITtEs,

1ofk on Oaturday.
Capt. D. Y SMITHERs brought the
Cottage No. 2 out of the Kanawha
on Tuesday, and will proceed to
Pittsburg with her, where she viii
be dismantled for new boat.
Thanks to mail agents RUcKER and
HAYWARD for late papers.
BIG PRICE.-At the sale of the
personal property of the late l. R.
CALoHAN, on Tuesday, a miIch COW
brought the snug price of s77. 1t
was bought by Mr.. NEWTON, the
butcher.
Next week we shall publish an in
teresting article on "Old Times" in
Gallipolis, from our correspondent
sc. II. H"
We are indebted to Gen. LEWIS
NEwsoM for copy of the Kankakee
ALii.,J OdZette.
Sheriff BLAZER, On Monday, made
sale Of the real estate in the case of
Henry James Us. J. & J. Alexander.
1t included $50 acres in Ohio town
ship, and was sold to Henry James
for the sum of $1,000.
Mr.. WIN. WALKER brought fine
specimen of iron ore to town, last
Friday, taken from his farm, few
miles below town.
The chicken thieves were busy in
the upper part of town Saturday
night. A number of citizens lost all
they had. Among them, J. L. HAY
WARD, the-Druggest, lost six or eight
fine ones.
Mr.. ). J. BLAZER, below town,
shipped fifteen head of fat cattle to
Cincinnati, last week.
Hearth and Home, each week, is
full of good things for the Farm, the
Garden, and the FiIeside. Fer sale
at the News Depot.
Thanks to c. MoLLoHAN, Esq, for
interesting Washington city papers.
The new Ohio No. 4, Capt. BLAaG
Clerks, DoNNALLY and NEwsoM-
is expected down next Tuesday.
Mr.. Jos. ] BLAZER, a few miles be-
low town, on the river, has opened
a six foot vein of iron ore on his
place. 1t is pronounced No. 1.
Misses ANDREWS & LAsLEY, Mill
ners, have removed to Mr.. Bailey's
building, corner Second and State
streets, over Messrs. WALKER &
KERR's.
Clean up your houses-put on
new Wall Paper-make them cheer
full for Summer. WATSON & KENNE-
DY, at the Book Store, have the
stock to do it. See advertisement.
R. P. Hall & Co., Nashua, n. H,
proprietors of Halls Vegetable
Sicilian Hair Renewer, publish a
treatise on the Hair, which they will
send free to any one on application.
This is a valuable little book, send
for it.
Mr. E. X. CHApDU, of this city,
took fourteen head of cattle to Gin
cinnati, Tuesday, per steamer Fleet
wood. They were taken aboard at
Mr.. Meals landing, on the Virginia
side Of the river.
DR.. W. W. MILLS, of Green town
ship, shipped per steamer Fleet
wood, on Tuesday, ten head of fat
cattle for the Cincinnati market.
Thin ice was running in the river
Sunday.
The grounding is humbug-it
showed all day Monday.
Iron men anticipate a better
trade and higher prices, for their
commodity, this season. A good
time to put in operation Furnace
here.
The Portsmouth, Ironton and Big
Sandy Packet company, with capi-
tai of $50, 900, has been incorporated.
The U. S. troops stationed in West
Virginia, for the past year, are to
be withdrawn.
The turnpikes in Scioto county,
of which it has built about 25 miles
the past year, cost $4,000 per mile,
They make them 20 feet wide-put
on seven inches of stone-( (freestone
or sandstone, as they have no lime
stone)-and four inches of gravel.
We have received the March num-
Der of the Odd Fellows Companion,
published at Columbus, Ohio. AS
usual it is full of interesting and en-,
Pertaining matter.
4 man named Vance, living near
Hamden, got drunk recently, laid