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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

CAIRO, May 2-Down-Emma No.
>, : am; Belle Memphis, 3 am.
Cora 5, tam; Indiana and Horner,
ppm. Cp-Bene st. Louis, 8 am.
River fell l2inches. Weather clear.
ST. LOUIS, May @-Arrived-LoU-
iSville and Belle Lee. Departed
Commonwealth and Julia. Weather
clear. The river is falling slowly.
CISCINNATI. aIay 2-Departed-
sam j. Hale. The river has fallen G
inches.
Business on levcc dUll.
LOUISVILLE, May 2-The river is
still falling, with 6 feet 9 inches in the
canal.
New OELEANs, May 22-Depart-
ed-Lizzie Gill, for st. Louis; ArgOsy,
for Cincinnati. Arrived-Silver Spray,
from Cincinnati.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO

Special Dispatch 10 Memphis APpeet.l
CAIRO, May 2.-Emma No 8, from
Cincinnati to New Orleans, : am.
Belle st. Louis, from Memphis 10 st.
Louis, Dam; Cora S, from Cincinnati
to Arkansas river, 6p.m.; Belle Mem
phis, from St. Louis to Memphis, =
pm; Peytona, from Louisville to
New Orleans, 6 PM; Simpson Hor-
ner, from Pittsburg to New Orleans, Z
PM; Indiana, from Louisville TO
New Orleans, S pm.
River fell 12inche5. Weather clear.
The Emma No. 3, Cora 5. and Indiana
are we'll laden.
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NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, May 2-The Bank Of
the Union, owned BY 4. j. Duncan,
closed this morning, having made an
arrangement 20 v. +. Cooper iOr tire
benefit Of creditors. -aHL
W. ". BerriS' stable, on the Frank
lin Pike. was burnt this morning, and
four carriages and four horses were
burned. Loss, $1,000.
Gov, SenTer and Stoke spoke last
night, ami announced their intention
TO canvass the State. Both claim 10
be the Choice Of the Republican party.
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PHILADELPHIA.

PHILApEIPHIA, May 22-An en-
CINE on the Burlington county taiI-
road exploded Yesterday al nj: Hohy,
y. j.. killing Chas. H. Platt, fireman,
wounding Gaskill, the engines, IA
tally, and Saylor and Joyce, conduct
ors, seriously. The engine bounded
from the track and sell into a creek.
The car were much damaged.
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FOREIGN.

AIABnID, May 2-Tae Republican
newspapers of the city assert that the
recent vote Of the COrteS has only de
ferred the scheme for IL federal rePub-
lie, but rot defeated il.
4 republic, sooner or later, must
come, through the want OF a monarch
and the absence Of unanimity on the
part Of the majority OF the COrtes.
Queen Isabella has proposed 10 alb
dictate in favor of her son, the Prince
Of Ast0riOus. Gonzales, her former
Prime Minister, and Others, have adj
Sised her otherwise.
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Organists at the New York " fash
ionable weddings now seem to make it
a regular custom to entertain the COM
pany with music from La Belle Helene
q The Grand Duchesse,'' and Barbe
BIeue.'' 3f "a
Messrs. Hart & Hensley eff Nash
vile, on Thursday, received an order for
a cask of their celebrated canvassed hams
from New York, and the shipment was
made last evening. Hurrah for Naahville
bacon.
Later advices from South America
contradict the report that Gen. Mcmahon,
our Minister TO Paraguay, has arrived at
Asuncion, and it was reported that he
was detained by force in the interior by
Lopez. es3f0aaa1l aa1 .GLh
Z. The Chicago. Rock Island and Pa
eifc Railroad. 5y way Of Rock Island and
Des Moines, Iowa, has been completed
and trains viii soon commence running
between Council Bluffs and Chicago.
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ANNUAL PICNIC
One Night 0nIy---Grand Benefit
GREENLAW@PERA HOUSE
FOR The
MASONIC BOARD OF BELIEF,
Given by Brother Ali. Burnett.


The following correspondence explains it
MEMPHIS. TESS., May Is, 1859.
NTF.NLF. BURNRrr-Dear Sir and Brother
Knowing your willingness 20 respond % eV-
cry deserving object Of chOrity as lar as Ma
sonry demands. and especially TO aid the Fra
teInity which claims you as a brotner, We re
quest that you viii give an en.eItn mem ioI
WemphIs- at the New Memphis Theater. at
sreb n time as will suit your convenience.
Yours. fraternally,
Wheeler. F. ii. Cash. John Gent, p. N
Gfan1ev. r.. w. Mitchell, job Aa1nsIle, W.
8 Nafhews, Geo. c. Harbin, H c. Steeyer,
Woodward, r. c.. Williamson ". A.. Ed
mOnds, q. Reeder, member Of the Memphis
Masonic Board of Reflex
MEMPHIS, May Is, 1855.
BROTHERS WHEELER, CASH, MITCHELL.
AISsLIE ASD THEIRS: Your note Of yest9r.
day Is this moment received n reply, would
state am tIuly glad to e a asss 20 S S0ntT rsnrss
time and place. An / ask Is. you will give
the credit to ST. CEcTEE LODGE, New York
civ OF which I am q member, and to which
-, audeared nv all the fraterual ties OF Ma
sonry. Yours, with BrotheTly feeling
Elocutionist and HumOrtst.
MEMPHIS, May 10, 1863.
RuorHFR ALF. BURNETT: Your reply tO0ur
note of yesterday Is at hand, and the Relief
Board extends to yon their warmest thanks
for your prompt response, and viii mentlon
Monday evening, May q, 1864. at the GreeniaW
Opera House, as the time and p4hce - 9lNo
tie much desired entertainments.
Yours f~raternally, Al. WHEELEht
Sec'y Of Memphis Masonic Board Of Relief
The Beneht wiz take place on MONDAY
EVENING. Man 24tb. on which occasion nj
b. will Civ a splendid variety OF his anm Ia
Gus Characters, Poetic Gems, y
limitations, assisted BY Miss ~
the poDuIar Comedienne, and Mr- -.
SHARPLEY, the finest Ccncernnsb HFAAss
with his beautiful solos. ..,. noova
open at III O'Clock oomIaencs SO. 1s
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NOTICE.

JOHNSON-The relatives and friends of Mr..
and Mrs. J.. Cumming Johnson are invited to
attend the funeral Of their infant son, CYRUS
SrEDMAN, from their residence, this Sunday
evening, at o'clock.
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HAVANA, May PIN future, all
American vessels entering ports OF
Cuba, will be charged the same ton
mage dues as Spanish vessels.
Rains which have prevailed here for
the last few days, have ceased
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r~eLsaRAPHic MARKETS
NEW ORLEANS

NV ORLEANS. May 2-CottOa-ssles, .S9J
bales; middlings 49, receipts co bales;
exports C2l bales. Sterling ~ New
pernne s . 10 5 .; XIX $ - Xxx 3 3
C~orn-white Sc Oats Sc Bran 81 . Hay
prime q fSrk g a4e9amSR9Side en,a Bs s.
90 to l0igc; prime B4al51fc. Lard-ttereeS
~ 10 SO; keg ~ to &c. Mslssses un-
hanged. Whisky SE y SH4e. C~ofee-pfime
ISstt 10 ~ &c: fair EaLAc.
SEW FORK.
NEW YORK, Nay 2-Cotton + without dec
ded change sales To bales Iplands IS
Flour s. 5a5 3, closing s. lover WHISKY
n 0al 10. Wheat 2a3c lower. Corn 75assc.
Rice arm. Coffee quiet. Sugar, Cuba, lEza
nc. MOlasscs jul
my ~Oods-BroE- drills l6Sse. Heavl
brown sheeiings, best marks, H3.al5c. Fine
sheetings I3al3tzc. Best make calicOes l2al2ac
except COcheco, which sells at lie.
Money--Easier and increased offerings, and
carly transactiOns were mad at per cent on
caU buf at the close money was offered al .
ner cent. Discounts dull. The bank state
menT Is favorable, with an increase OF only
~ 90 m deposits. against s775.e0 and $780,
a4S which ma be explained BY the fact that
fhe pavmentsi into the Treasury On account OF
gold were made IN National hoIes, while als-
bursements on purchases ofbonds were made
IN legaI tenders. state bonds nrm; old Ten
nessees CO 4s69; View Bt4a@5E
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, May 2-Tobaeeo-mgs 8 7ga5;
medium bright leaf sl5a22 Flour 81 50a5 ~.
WWhsst unalfered. Corn 65aeSc. Oats 67a7Oc.
I've Whisky &C. Pork S3la3l 50. Packed
t1fk shoulders l2c. observation-disclosures e;
sides lsIaI7c. Hams2c. Lard Bc. Groceries
unchanged.
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO. May 22.-Flour S. O0a6 .. Wheat
81 l4aI 40. Corn 66La65}sc. Oats -S0aoy14c.
RYE 81 haf II. Barley 81 bal co. Hlghwmes
SI0l. Molasses @casI %. Pork Slasl p Lard
&c, Bulk shoulders fFtal3c. Short rib mtd-
ding BIC. Rough sides HHc. Sugar H1+a
lf4c-
CINCINNATI.
CrScrsSATL, May 2-Flour dull and un-
chsnged. Corn 81 Oats unchanged. Whisky
held - 81. Pork S3l. Bulk shoulders PC:
sSdes T4lc. Baeon-sheulders Ne; sides l6t<a
Ies<c- Hams I8al9c. Lard lsc. Sugar l39sa
LOUISVILLE.
"a, Whiskv 81 q. Corn e5a7oe. Groceries
u~nchanged. Flour s5a5 IS. Pork 81 50. Ba-
con-packed shoulders HEci sides WZ4aHIc.
Lard lSLc. Sales $50 hhds tobacco Al sai@
FOREIGN
LONDON. May 2-consolse go Sa9S7kd. Five
FRASKF0ET, May 9- FlEe-twenty bonds
~trrpPooL. MAY a.-cotton dal; Uplards
ma; Orleans MA Sales 7eoo bales
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NEW ADVERTISEMENT
NOTICE.

THERF win be a meeting at the Hibernian
Hall OF the Hibernian Mutual Relief
Society, IS "a The Irish Literary Institute and
All others who are Interested in the cause OF
sending delegates to the Irish National Con-
vention. to be held in Cincinnati or Chicago,
as hereinafter determined on.
MICHAEL MAGEVNEI,
my23 President H. NJ. r Society.
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1t is said that there is no other
spoken language so cheap and expressive
by telegraph as the English. To the cleo
trio. wires are becoming teachers Of u
mother tongue in foreign countries. The
same amount of information can be trans
mitted in fewer English words than
Preach, German, Italian, or any other
European language. In Germany and
Holland especially, it is coming to be a
common thing to see telegrams in Eng
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AUCTION.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
AT AUCTION,
BY w. \. PAssMoRE q CO.,
on TUEspAY MORNING. - lnst..

A ITO O'Clock, wesha1 p~roceedtoseal the en-
IN tire household effects OF parties about %
leave the cifv. consisting IN part or Hand
some Parlor Furnftnre, Bedroom Sets, Brus-
sells ana Three-ply Carpets, Persian Pattern
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ENGLAND.

Public Sentiment on the Alabama Question
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Grand VelOeipede Exhibition,
COMMENCING
MONDAY EVENING, MAY "a, 1859,
BluT City VeIOeipede Rink.

CORNER THIRD AND ADAMS
CHAMPION RACE for Gold Medal and pune
u OF SiOl, between Messrs. C.. +. Morgan.
Champion, and JOhn ROhr-One mile. Fancy
riding by all the best amateurs OF the city
The grand eatuFe-hrst appearaneeO Of the Gel
ebrated Female NeiOcipediennes, Miles Ma
nette and Adele. from the Buffalo, Y. Y. Rink.
Lovers Of pleasure viii ind this the most aH-
tertaining Tournament Of the season. Adj
mission, 80 cents. CHAS. z. MORGAN,
my23 Business Manager.
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81. LOUIS

sr. LOUIS, May 2-Tobaceo-mgs > 35a7;
medium bright leaf sl5a2Z. Flour 81 5Ja5 ~.
Wheat unaltered. Corn GaeSc. Oats 67a7Oc.
Rve al 10. Whisky sc. Pork Sla5l 50. Packed
f1Ik shoulders l2c. BaeOn-sh0uldersaEe ;
sides ls5zai7c. Hams@c. Lard l5c. Groceries
unchanged.
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LoUIsyIELE, May &-heayy bazglng "A
Zc, Whisky 81 O.. Corn sac Sroceres
con-Dacked shoulders HEc; sides Hz4alMc.
Iard fsLc. sales $50 hid tobacco AT Sa2.
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LoSDoS. Mag 22-consols 90 ha9S<dA -Five-
twenty bonds gid
FRASKFoKT, May p ~Flve-twenty bonds
IfyrRpooL, May 2-Cotton dahl Uplands
ND: Orleans D14d. Sales 7oo bales
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A MARVELLOUS STORY.
An Innocent Convict Predicts that Grass
: q viii Not Grow Over His Grave.

The Season Ticket in the Dublin Uni
varuifu MaCaHpa
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CHICAGO, May 2.-Flour s. 0a5 .. Wheat
q l4aI l4%. Corn 66La65}sc. Oats Goao9Ac.
RYE 81 haf II. Barley 81 hal GO. Hlghwmes
iSc, Bulk shoulders fls+al2c. Short rib mtd-
dlings 51zc. Rough sides I74c. Sugar H1+a
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CrScrSSATI, May 2-Flour duh and IN
cbs1ged. Corn g. Oats unchanged. Whisky
held ~ 81. Pork S3l. Bulk Shoulders l2c:
sides lszc. Ba~eon-sh9uiders De; sides l6za
Sc
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

INDIANAPOLIS, October 5.-The
Coroner gives the number of killed
at the fair ground, on Friday, includ.
ing two wounded that have since
died, at twenty. There is still one
body at Weaver's undertaker's of.
flee, not recognized, and the head
and some fragments of flesh of an.
other.
John Loring, of Franklin. Indiana,
died at the City Hospital yesterday
and j. A. McVey, from the country
near the city, at the Surgical Insti.
tute, to day. One ofthe bo6ies at
Weaver's is supposed to be that OF
John Slack, from Rob Roy. Nine oil
the dead were buried here to day.
Two or three more of the wounded
are in very critical condition, and
will probably not recover.
AS near as can be ascertained, be-
tween fifty and sixty were wounded.
The Coroner's jury are still in ses-
sion, taking evidence, but will not
probably render verdict for sever
al days.
1t has been definitely ascertained
that there were no females killed, ex-
cept one girl, Miss Dawson, twelve
years old. Several ladies were badly
wounded-three of them still at the
hospital.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

~ A project is to be brought to
the attention of Congress, at the next
session, to make for commerce new
mouth of the Mississippi River, by q
canal of great capacity. on the line
of the unfinished James River and
Kanawha Canal, across the mountains
of Virginia. The proposed work
would be 400 miles long, and would
make continuous water communi-
cation from the sea westward to the
1900 miles of navigation in the
Mississippi Valley. 1t is claimed
that such work would increase the
value of Western produce hundred
millions year, while cheapening
bread in the East; because, as esti-
mated, Western grain would save
fully two thirds of the freight now
paid by the consumer and producer
to the carrier.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

How TO IMPROVE OUR SANITARY
CoNDlTIoN.-A great cause of dis
ease is improper food aud hurried
eating. In order fully to under
stand how to eat and how to con-
duct ourselves after eating, it is nee
essary that we should be acquainted,
in some measure, with the process of
nutrition. Many persons tumble
their food precipitately into their
mouths and swallow it without mas
tication, contrary to express laws of
nature. Food should undergo thor
ough mastication and salvation be-
fore it enters the quodenum and be-
comes mixed with the bile and pam
creatic juices. This bile Is there Sc
creted by the liver The chyme
having undergone the change advert
ed to is urged, by the peristaltic mo-
ton ofthe intestines, onward through
the alimentary canal. If the peris-
taltic motion be diminished, owing
to the deficiency of bile, the pro-
gress of digestion is retarded and the
bowels become constipated and dys-
pepsia often follows. In such cases
q thorough and active cathartic
should be used to produce specific
action, arousing the secretion and
producing free bilious excavations.
The best article for this purpose is
DIR. Roback's Blood Pills, the use OF
which should be followed by Ro-
backs Stomach Bitters, to give tone
to the stomach and aid digestion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
~ The Democrats put Jud

~ The Democrats put Judge
LoGUE, and other Republicans, on their
ticket purely and simply for the pur-
pose of disorganizing the Republican
ranks. And yet we hear of Republi,
cans--men who pretend to love Re-
publican principles-who propose to
aid the Democracy in working this
disorganization of the party. Is this
honesty or treachery? Would the
Democracy have nominated Judge
LoGUE, or any other Republican, could
they have elected Democrat? 1t
was not love for him that procured his
nomination, but rather hatred of the
Republican organization. He accept
ed of the position offered him, and
thereby not only violated his word to
the Republican convention, to ''abide
by and cheerfully support its nomi-
nees," but became party, with the
Democrats, in the attempt to disrupt
and disorganize the great and patriot
ic Republican party. Judge LoGUE
has taken that position, but surely no
Republican who loves the party for its
grand and noble principles and deeds,
will be lead off to work such a great
wrong. Stand by your principles and
party, by voting for KENT.
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ERYSIPELAS
In Bankruptcy.

In THE DISTRICT CouhT OF THE UNITED STATES,
FOR THE SOUTHERN DIsTsIcr OF OHIO.
In the matter of the application OF John
Dunn, Bankrupt, for a final Discharge
DURSUANT to an order of Said Court, to
i me directed, notice is hereby given to
all the creditors of John Dunn, of Gallipolls,
in the County of GalIia, and Srate of OHIO,
to appear before me, the undersigned, at my
office, in Merchants Block, Second Street,
Portsmouth, OHIO, on the 26th day of October,
A. D. 1869, at 10 o'clock A. M, and show
cause, if any they have, why discharge
should not be granted said Bankrupt, And
said creditors are further notified that the
second and third meeting of creditors. for the
purposes provided in the 9th and 2Sth see
tions Of the Bankrupt Law. win be held at
the same time and place, before me.
ELIJAH GLOVER, Register.
Sept. 80, lS69,-3w,
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TO CONSUMPTlYES.

The Advertiser, having been restored tc
health in few weeks, by very simple rem.
edy, after having suffered several years with
severe lung affection, and that dread disease
Consumption-is anxious to make known to
his fellows sufferers the means Of cure.
To all who desire it, he viii send copy Of
the prescription used (free of CHARGE, with
the direction for preparing and using the
same, which they will find SURE CuRE FOE
CONSUMPTION. ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the Pre-
scription. is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he coneeives to be inval-
liable; and he hopes every sufferer will try
his remedy, as 1t will cost them nothing, and
may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County. New York
may 81, '69.-lY.
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New stock of. Spanish Caps" al
Bailey d Ridenour's.


~ Gray hairs may not mar ones
good looks and in many cases even
improve the appearance, but as q
general rule are considered objec-
tionable and many devices are re,
serted to to prevent or get rid OF
them. We know of no mode so lit
tie troublesome or Objectionable as
the use of Rings Vegetable Ambro-
sia, an article which of late has be
come so immensely popular as a toi
let article and beautifier. 1t is east
ly applied, restores gray or faded
hair, prevents. and in many cases
cures badness, cleanses the scalp
and leaves the hair in splendid con.
dition for arranging.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
Perils Of a Politician Demo
cratic Coup d'etat.

Last Monday evening, Mai. Thos
Cherington, candidate for Prosecu.
ting Attorney, and 4 S. Wilson.
went to Kelly's Mills, to address the
people, in accordance with the ap-
pointment ofthe Republican Central
COMMITTEES. They arrived at the
place Of meeting about dark, and
drew up in front of Mr.. Charles
Keily's residence, and by that gen
tleman. made heartily Welcome
The horse and buggy were placed in
the stable yard, and there hitched,
the speakers intending to return
home after the meeting. ALI then
repaired to the school house, where
the speaking was done, which con-
tinued about two hours. After the
meeting and an. enjoyable supper at
Mr.. kelly's, Messrs. CheriDgton
and Wilson got out their vehicle and
started for home They had not
pursued their dark journey more
than a quarter of a mile, when a
weakness became apparent in the
rear part of the buggy, followed soon
after by a general letting down,
which gave the gentlemen an oppor-
tunity of seeking terra firma in tu-
multuous and hasty manner. On ex-
animation, it was discovered that
the taps, which held the rear wheels
to the axle had been removed. 1t
did not take moments reflection,
to comprehend the scope of the dl.
lemma, and that it was the work of
some low, spiteful Copperhead-I
whose black, corrupt heart affords a
congenial abode to Democratic prin-
clples. The scoundrel is now prob
ably yelping:
'Rah for Vallandigham.
'Rah for Pendlcton.
'Rah for Ralph Leete.
'Rah for jeff Davis.
'Rah for Repudiation.-Lronton
Register
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07

~ The Ohio Conference NJ. E.
Church, has been in session at Ma
rietta, the past week. On Saturday
the Conference voted on lay delega-
ton, with the following result, viz:
Ayes 73, Nays So. Among the ayes
we find the names of L. Cunning
ham, J. T. Miller, VIM. Glen, R. Cal
loghan and J. M. Rife-nays, IL. q
Adams, J. W. Young, E. V. Bing, J,
Barrin ger, S. Bateman, W. G. Holli-
day, NJ. d. Vaughn and G. W. Ismin'
ger.
The next conference is to meet al
Logan.
P.S. Since preparing the above
we have learn ed some of the local
appointments, as follows:
Gallipolis, F. S. Davis; Gallipolis
Circuit, ]. NJ Rife; Patriot Circuit
B. Lowe and J. Prose; Pomeroy, G.
W. Isaminger. Mr.. Miller con.
tinues Presiding Elder of this Dis
trict. Mr.. Glen goes to Waverly.
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I. o. o. F.
ST.. PAUL, Aug. 10, 1856

ST. PAUL, Aug. 10, 1869.
To the N. G. and brothers of the St.
Paul Lodge, No. Q, I. o. o. F.
The committee appointed to pre-
pare resolutions expressive of the sor-
row of this Lodge on the death of P.
g., HENRI VENEER, would respectfully
report the following:
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased Almighty
God to remove by death our brother,
HENRI VENEER, one of our oldest and
most esteemed members, therefore,
Resolued, That we deplore this dis
pensation which has taken from rs one
who, in all the duties of an Odd Fellow,
was untiring in his devotion to the Or
der, and faithfully endeavored to carry
out its principles and promote its pros
perity.
RPsolved, That we tender to the
family of our deceased brother our
heartfelt sympathies in their bereave-
ment, and trust that the all merciful
One may comfort them with that con-
ISOLATION that can come from no mortal
source.
Resolred, That our Charter and EN-
blems shall be draped in mourning for
thirty days, and the secretary be di,
rected to transmit copy of these res
olutions, under seal of the Lodge, tc
the family of the deceased.
Fraternally submitted,
J. FLETCHER WILLIAMS,
L. j. KING.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
A Correction.

RAccooN TOWNSHIP, Oct. 4, '69.
Mr. NASH:
Sir: Hearing that report
is in circulation in some parts OF the
county, to the effect that | am IN
favor of one single line OF turnpike
road only, / wish, through the me-
dunn of the journal, to correct any
such error, by saying that is not tne
case. Ii turnpikes are made justice
demands that all parts of the county
be treated alike.
Yours,
r. P. PORTER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1869-10-07
New Advertisements.

". " Watts, Farm for Rent.
Misses Lasley d Sissen, Millinery.
r. Monroe Kennedy d Co.. Il Watch
Free.
p. Garrett d Co., 5000 Students
Wanted.
agents Wanted for "Wonders Of the
World"
agents Wl,stsd to Sell the Penn Letter
Book"
j. B. Ford d c., Henry Ward Beech
er's Sermons
Agents Wanted for Professor Parsons
Ldw of Basiness.
Fall Meeting, Fair Ground Co.
r. Black. Notice Of Election Of Union
Sehsoi Directors.
j. j. Moron, Boots, Shoes, dc.
Il. Moch, Clothing Emporium