Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-04-08
Nx1HaSIEL CUSHING. He was a
brother Of the late HENRY CUSHING,
SO long . resident Of this place.

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stock of Messrs. VANDEN& HUToHIN
SON. This house is alive to th'
wants of the trade, and its proprie
tors are courteous and accommoda
ting.
! We have from the popular hous'
of JOHN CHURCH, Jr, 66th Wes
Fourth street, Cincinnati, two piece
of new music, viz: where is N,
/ Nancy, !. one of a series ofssix pepu
lar Burlesqaiess and extravaganza
Just issued; and "Oh, tell me no
that friendship dies They ar
both, in their line, excellent pieces
Two persons were received int
the fellowship of the Presbyterian
Church, (Rev. WALTER MITCHELL
last Sabbath, by. public profession =
of their faith. The occasion was
the regular quarterly communion
season. ss
The body of adrowned man was
taken from the river at Pt- Pleasant
on Saturday. He had been SO long
in the water that no accurate de-
scription could be given of him.
Supposed to be a deck hand on
some steamboat.
Sunday was clear, but unusually
cold day. Ice was formed Saturday
night
We have only three seasons dur
ing the year, any more-winter,
summer and fall. Spring seems to
have dropped out Of the series some
how, and although Josh Billings
may claim that 'sspring came this
year as much as usual, hail butuous
virgin, 5000 years old and upwards,
hale and hearty old gal, welcome,
still we cannot see it in that way
The season is more than half gone,
and mature is not at all ''frisky,'
if Josh does say 90.
The colored Baptist Church, OF
this city, had baptismal services last
..
Sunday. Thirty-one persons were
baptised-1G males and 81 females,
The services took place at the upper
landing, at the foot of the Island,
and were conducted by Rev's. John
B. Steptoe and VIM. Cradoek. The
revival meeting has been in progress
since January, and altogether some
49 new converts have been added to
the church.
@Appletons' Journal is the title
of a new publication, the first num-
Der of which is before us. 1t is de-
voted TO Literature, Science and
Art. Price ten cents copy, or
s4,OO per annum. For sale at News
Depot.
Last week the store of WILSON &
Sons, at Burlington, was entered
and robbed of about $500 worth of
goods. The thieves made good their
escape.
Cincinnati is tormented with mad
dogs. Almost every week some one
is bit, and one or two deaths have
occurred from hydrophobia.
The mammouth steamer R. E. Lee
was at Cincinnati, on Sunday last,
her first trip to that city. She
brought up regiment Of U. S.
troops, destined for Detroit. She
left Cincinnati, on her return, at half
past o'clock, and arrived at Louis
vile at s o'clock same evening"
This is equal to railroad time
See announcement of the new
stock of goods of Mr.. GEO. W. Cox.
He always gives good bargains, and
just now he is better prepared than
ever to do it.
Don't fail to read the advertise
ment of the Enterprise Insurance
Company. This is one of the best
of our western companies,
A passenger was drowned off the
Telegraph, at Big Sandy, on Sun
day, who is reported to have taken.
passage here. We could not learn
who he was.
For a fine Cigar get the ave
locipede," at d. S. FoRD's-after
you have smoked one you will want
another.
G. W. ATKINSON & Co, are now
the editors and publishers of the
West Virginia Charleston Journal,
the Messrs. MooRE's retiring. We
wish the new firm abundant success,
both pecuniarily and politically.
A negro accidently fell off the
wharfboat at Charleston, Kanawha,
last week, and was drowned.
Capt. A. G. JONES has been ap-
pointed Deputy Collector of Inter
nal Revenue for Yinton county. A
good appointment.
The author has sent us copy of
"the Grecian Bendist, Satyre, by
the Barb of Gallia" Its an eight
page pamphlet-written in verse
and is very severe on those who
disfgure themselves by adopting
tba Croo;or nond QntS;da af ;tc