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LIBERTY TO COLORED VOTERs AT the ff.
teenth amendment proclamation celebration in
Philadelphia, last week, several white radicals
spoke, and each had word to say about the
enormity of any colored mans offending who
dare to vote the democratic ticket. FINALLY
Frederick Douglass was called for and his de-
iverance was that of a thoughtful man to men
IN whom he would instil the disposi ton to
think. Mr.. Douglass told his colored friends
that they were now voters, and that to vote
was to exercise a choice. If they preferred t0
vote the democratic ticket. it was their nm.
doubted right to do it, and no man dare saw
them nay. ball. SIM. ~
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TO CONSUMPTEyES.

~ having been restored to health in fe vaats
Wjth e rem"y after having suffered several wears
severe lung affection, and
of cure. 4 ~ ms eIo" sufferer the means
s az & VINO desire IT. he will send copy the prescription
IRE O ctarSe) with the
Sri.g the same WHICH they will dnd SURE CtRF sn
fisr BRONCHITIS. etc. The object OF the advar
~ sehllh the prescription is benefit
eprtau information which he conceives TO he inyaa
y sufferer viii try his remedy it Will cast tber
h0I 0IHlLg' ana may blessing. - '' 0''' 'neu
Fdrtes Wishing the prescription, will pIease odjrass
REV. EDWARD A WIISON
.-y-1Iy W Williamsburg, Kings COUNTY New VorL
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THE DISASTER AT RIcHMoNn Tho oo,,
mittee of citizens of Richmond who baUo ,'I.i
pared an address to the people of the i1nited
States in behalf Of the sufferers by the recent
disaster in that city state that the numLer IF
victims has been ascertained to be not less than
3'o persons, OF whom IS have died and MANY
are seriously injured. ""A many
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PURCHASED IN THIS MARKET FOR CASH
Ast"nishingIy Low Rates.

II u u Go conclude that it is only necessa ry to
quote few of their offerings as an index Of tbe
prices at which this SUPERB STOCK will he dis
posed OF, to insure early call
Handsome Double-width Chene Mohairs. 37I Cor,s
DoubIe-iod FOulard Mohairs, As Cents.
Double fold Norwich Poplins, in the new lgbt
shades Sc Cents
iloyles Yard-wide English Prints, e5 Cents.
rrihted Satin Cloth. new article for the bo,so -
Walking Costume, IS Cents.
0"e case OF the Finest Organdes imported, 40 CT,
Keal Scotch Ginghams, in all colors, 25 Cents.
Two cases of French Foulard Mobairs which .o,I
oy the piece for 65 Cents, are now offered AT
Sc Cents. ''''''U At
'a'" lyons uros Grains and Drap de Lyon, of
the best makes, from 81 so to ss per yard.
O"ehe nlIks OF the latest designs OF the Paris ma,
Not' andextra quality. sold last Spring at 50 25.
50 so. -
Striped Silks from $3.50 to 80 90.
Black Canvas Bareges, extra superb quality ea1ct.
Black Canvas Bareges, 75 Cents.
Black Canvass Bareges, all widths and or.I;,;o.
up to sc.
'alking Suits Lace shuwls, Lace Points, &c.
All al the New Rates.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ErrOrs OF YOniIh.

gentleman who suffered for years from Nervous Debility
Decay ana al the effects youthful ndScrpto
W lot the sake OF suffering humanity. free 10 ali b,
neeu H. le receipt anu directions
ny which he was cured Sufferers wishing to 1ft t H. "a
mix I SSiIT1s, SUhi
myl9ly No - C.iar - d. SuDEEN,
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NY:=A "
''SaptaEe and Ohio Railroad q"
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILROAD

Is completed and running from Richmond. Va.
70 'ne celebrated white Sulphur Springs
:" SS' S'''' ~ miles 1t Is being iapidy ex
''ueu 10 'he ONO river 200 miles further making
in all 427 miles,
In lis progress Westward, it penetrates and onens
up to market the Wonderful Coal DenOsits
Oh the AanaWha Region in West virginia.
ANA thus brings the superior and abundan, Goals
lhat section into communication with the Eron
ores OF Virginia and Ohio. and WESTERN.
'ouTH WESTERN AND EASTERN MARKETS
When completed 1t will connect the SuneriOr
h"rDOr facilities of the ChesaneaIse
may win reliable navigation on The ONO River
ana thus with the ENTIRE SYSTEM OF RAILROAD Ann
WATER TRANSFORMATION OF THE GREAT WEST ANN
SOUTH WEST,
II VIII make SHORT, EASY CHEAP AMI FAVORABLE
ROUTE from the WEST to the SEA- and will command
d LARGE SHARE OF THE ENORMOUS FREIGHTs seeking
transportation to the coast
IL will thus become one of the mos, I,,,on,. 49,,
AND PROFITABLE EAST AND WEST TRUNK I1Nrso,,
RAILROAD in the country, and command a trade of
immense value
The completed portion of the Road 10 do;,
prOhIable and Increasing BuSineSx
4
tue mortgage upon the entire llne-(Sl5 600 600,
me loan of the CHESAPEAKE AND ONO R.upo.D
COMPANY being First Mortgage unon tho
eh'ire Line. property and eGuinmonts
worm when completed at least S3O
OOO,OOO, IS Ihereloie one of the most snbs,,,,oI
conservative, and reliable Railroad Loans oo,
eu IN The market and is is peculiarly adapted TO The
wants of '"0
investors and Capitalists.
VINO desire to make their investments v itb tho mos,
satisfactory assurance Of Positive and UNDOURTFD |
i'D
Inc Bonds are in denomir utions of
$1,000, $500. and 500.
and may be had COUPON or REGISTERED,
interest SIX per cent. per annum, payable MAY
lst and November lst
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN Gold IN
THE Cry OF New YORK
rnce 30 and accrued interest in Cur
Ie"cy' at which price they pay nearly Seven ner
cent. in Gold on their cost.
All Government Bonds and other Securities deo,,
:" at 'he STOCK Exchange, received in EXCHANGE q,
ne" 'u'l market value and Bonds sent 10 all na,ts
d 'he country free of Express charges.
they can be obtained by ordering direct from nc
'r through any responsible Bank or Banker IN anu
'art OF The country.
FISK & HATCH
BA NKERS
No 5. NASSAU ST, NEW YORK
Maps Pamphlets and full Information Furnished
upon application by pc rson or by mail.
npr2l st
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" DEAFNESS, Blindness and CATARRHtreat.
ed @ WIN the utmost success, by }. sAACs NJ D., and
loiessof ot Diseases OF the Eye and Ear in the Med
cal College OF Pennsylvania u wears exner,enco
Gormerly of Leydon, hollaud} No. SI5 Ar n Slreet
Fha' Testimonials can be seen at his office IN
medical faculty are Invited to accompany Their ma
uehts as he has no secrets IN his pracIce Arti6roI
eyes inserted without pain No charee 1or erarOnn
tiOn. o 'oi eAa "a III II ma
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The question of Woman Suffrage Will not
oe submitted to the people of Illinois, the Con
stltutIonaI Convention of that State having re-
considered Its action in the matter. The defeat
OF the proposition is attributed to the argu-
ments OF woman, Mrs. Wheaton, against
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GOLD QUOTATIONS, STOCK. &c. from
MeLear & Son, Bankers, Wilmington, DeI Va
Quotations, April ~ 1870, at 2 o'clnck:
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Insure Your Homes & Property
IN THE
KENT COUNTY
NA"t"al Insurance Company.
AT DOVER, DELAWARE.


rms Company continues TO Insure property on rea
sOnaole terms and for several wears nasi hos non, '
I"'l'y noiuers all annual dividend of and M no,
ceht. lhe dividends are paid on the Isl dav of Ian
uary, or allowed IN the payment of the animal nrn
mlnms, due on that day. F
! IL is the bOundea duiv oC evarv man ~. .,.
i"Hy nut MS creditors To keep his prcurrl, insnroI
una no man has any reason to ComuIoiu az bis r,,t
"ors ana lrleuus, u they should refuse 10
'""hrds the loss OF his property being hCund C,r ~
simnIe reason that insurance Is cheaD and aoorts
L company reside III almost every Town thr0uqhoui
from loss OF his property by fire. II n ma, vii ,
use Tue ptecaGll0n To secure his pruperiv ouo,,s, I
oV hre a. II IS Insurable, he has no rIpbI IN ra ~
his neIghb0rs 10 assist him. " "l"l
The Kent County Mutual has n Cor;,oI r Goa,
OOO' and pays promptly ITS losses N'0O''
Faries deSITOus OF InsurInn in This Common, -. -,
call upon the following agents f"' VIII
AGENTS
Leonard Vanhinckle IJonb NJ Poy,oII. r..
Iosso - IIn cIa"dte Nly tieo. NJ Davis BndgeyilIe
- % 1t iuiii's 'oh' say Tnn James Ponder, Milton.
Jas. Cowgirl, O'Ner' In ~ D i;e"es, !
Alex. Jackson, Camden - EduteL |
II. Cowgirl. Willow Grove. Weslov S,ooG eorse'own'
EIiI.u 1i'r,",u Ta",'G,, Greensboro. Md.
"'"0iI' laFe,lng Agent, Sussex CO., at
LeWeS, Delaware
DIRECTORS
To- w smyrna, 'rhOs q Brad(0td Dovor
lanes X. Gle nents d" WilI;o. i;iunry w Ntiugey' "
y iIam Denney, lJamns p',r' u'Ner' -
'"'y"O' Brdgevlle.
EEo; SaI c,N;,IItIS ,WN;.,CITMSMiNS, President Smyrna
JAS COWClLL. Trear Dover
GEO b. DICKSON, Sec'y.
~ business ooInmunlcatIons promptly attended IN
"AoNGE D. DICKSON Secretary, Dover.
Smyrna times., 1870-05-11

The PiOneer.Mutua Company in adon,in0 ro,o. .
premiums based on American experIence nj Mor,oI;
ty and Interest. - 'io''a''
6remIums Lower than any other Mutual Componv
n LureIy Mutual. All The profits divided amnnp m,
CoIlcy Holders. There are no SIockboIdeTa ip m,
Company. nv 'O' "''o'ueie III lhl'
ALL POLICIES NON.FORFEITINC; No, .n0,
TWO years but after the first annual pavmen, "''e'
: all MINDS OF POLICIES ISSUED. Ordinary
Lie, Ten Year Plan. Single Pavment ONT I,
ment. All kinds of Endowment TabIes p'
dOwment Table 'iuieis Ell'
fremInms Payable in one Payment in Five. Ten
fifteen or Twenty lnsiallmenis or turino 10 p'
ments received Annually, Semi. AnnuaIlS mr. ona
IerIy' All payments required IN Cash
Dividends or the " Contribution Plan" II will ho
Observed that the reduction Of rates is eouivaen, ~
a DiVluehu IN advance OF at least thirty three and
THE LOAN FEATURE, original with this Com.
Pany-ior full explanation send for the Companv's
publications.
Table Of Rates.
Books and any information required, promptly fur
ni'hed on application TO the Home Office or any OF
ne Company's Agents.
JOHN P. .McLEAR, President
GEO, w. STONE, Vice President,
M. M. CHILD, Secretary
ID. w. MAULL, VI. d. Medical Examiner
b. NlELDS, Counsel and Aciuary.
TRUSTEES.-John P. McLear, VIM Bush, Ceoroo
w. Bush, John Rice, William G. Gibbons Job II
Jackson, Henry +. Pickles, Clement b. SmvIb. Tbns
D. Webb, VIM. CaHby, VIM. II. Swift, VIM = HjIIes
1dw. Brnghursi, Jr. Saml. Bano rOh Jr James Nor
ow' u. Adams Lewis +. Bush, M D., II. b. Sedel !
ames Bradford
DIRECTORS.
John p McLear, William Candy ThOs. d. W.bb |
William Bush. William G. Gibbons George ". Bnsb
' m o. HlIes Geo w Stone VIM. II. Swift. Edward
rIhghnrst Jr, Samuel Bancroft, Jr, John " Rice
sepI22 ly
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=, 1t is reported that the Democratic State
Committee of Missouri, have decided not TO
call convention tor the nomination of a Ststo
ticket, and will publish their reasons tberafor
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
The European News.

The intelligence from the seat OF
war continues favorable to the Prus-
SLAMS.
The report we gave, last week, OF
the probable death of Napoleon,
proves to be incorrect. He is alive,
and with the army.
The Sunday dispatches, if true,
are important. They represent the
main French army under Marshal
Bazine, with whom the Emperor Ma
poleon is, as having actually CON-
menced its retreat from Metz toward
Chalons- sur Marne. The Cincin
natl Commercial, of Monday. says:
This movement was, no doubt,
rendered inevitable by the rapidity
with which the left center of the
German army advanced beyond
Nancy, which city surrendered on
Friday afternoon The Crown Prince
Is now thlrty-hve miles beyond that
city, and seriously threatened the
right flank of the French army al
Metz. He cut off all communica-
tions between McMahon's corps and
the main army. On Saturday, the
Prussians succeeded in cutting of
the last telegraph line between Metz
and Paris, and tore up the railroad.
1t must have been with heavy heart
that the Emperor Napoleon consent
ed to the retreat Of his army toward
the Marine. After this retreat the
cause of Napoleon the Third would
seem to be utterly hopeless. 1t is
true, Partisan dispatches deny that
the army has commenced its retreat
toward Chalons, but as the commu-
nications between Metz and Paris
have been interrupted since Satur-
day, no Importance can be attached
to this denial.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
A Memoir.

JAMES RIGGS was born March 9th, A. d.
1894, died July 18th, 1870; aged 76 years.
Brother Riggs was a member of the Methodist
Episcopal Church and professor of religion for
forty-nine years. He settled in Clay township,
Gallia county, some 3S years ago. By industry
things of this life, at the same time he labored
to lay up treasures in Heaven.
In the settling of the neighborhood church
was erected on his farm where Il large society
was formed and himself and family worshipped
until he was removed to the Church above. His
house has always been the welcome home of the
Itinerant Preachers. He was a warm friend and
supporter of the Church.
His disease was of such character that it
affected the mind, and during the greater part of
his sickness which continued for several weeks
and for some ten days before his death. it was
with great difficulty that he could speak, but
before he died he was enabled to speak audibly
and give clear and satisfactory evidence, 10 his
aged companion and children, that he Was pre-
pared for the change and while his brethren and
sisters Joined in singing some Of his favorite
hymns. he was exceedingly happy and seemed to
have foretaste of the joys that he was so soon
permitted to enter upon in the Church tr1um-
phant. He has left beautiful home, and kind
and loving wife and children, for a home in
Heaven: The community has lost worthy and
useful citizen, the wife a kind apd affectionate
husband, the children loving and exemplary
father, the Church useful and faithful member.
But our loss is his eternal gain. He has passed
awaY from the labors and sunerings OF this life,
and we believe he has entered upon that life
where mortal and physical evils will never
come May the blessings of God sustain the
that better world where separation will never
take place-where husbands and wives, parents
and children, will meet each other in the SUM-
bright clime DANIEL TRACY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
Noticel
August II. 1870.

ITO Henry Sowards. who resides in the
State Of Missouri. one of the heirs-at-
law Of George Sowsrds, deceased will take
notice that Robert A. Lewis, Administrator
of the Estate of George Sowards, deceased,
on the ninth day of August. A. D. 1870, filed
his petition in the Probate Court, within and
for the county of Calls, snd State of Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate of said deee-
dent is insufficient to pay his debts and the
charges of Misunderstanding hls estate; that he
died seized in fee simple Of the following de-
scribed real estate, situate in said county, to-
wit:
Township number three (3,) range num-
ber fifteen C5,l in the Ohio Company's pur-
chase, and bounded and described as fol
lows, viz:-Beipg forty (40) acres off of the
west end of fraction number seventeen III,
in section number twenty-five (22) of saiC
township.
And. that Charley Sowards. Isaac Sow
ards, Henry Sowards and Anna Spores =
formerly Anna Sowards, as his heirs at-law
hold the next estate of inheritance therein.
The prayer of said petition is for the sal
of said premises, for the payment of tn
debts aud charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on tn
I'd day of September, A. d. 1870, or as sool
thereafter as counsel can be heard.
ROBERT A. LEWIS,
Admir- of George Sowards, decd
August IL. l676--4w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
LATER.

ere was battle at Metz on Sun.
day, and though both sides claim
the victory, probably the Prussians
have been successful once more.
Fighting was, also, reported on Mon
day-lasting from four O'Clock in
the morning till nine. Little is
known of the result, though it wa s
rumored the Prussians were vic
torious.
Disturbances of a serious charac-
ter occurred at Marseilles and Lyons
on Sunday. Crowds appeared in
the streets shouting "Down with
the Emperor Three persons were
killed. There was also quite riot
in Paris. Fifty persons were ar,
rested.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

H When a man makes loud pro-
fessions OF any doctrine or creed,
we naturally look to his every day
life to see that his acts are in agree
ment Herewith, and if they are not
we call him q hypocrite and a knave
That is a just Judgment of character,
as acts speak louder than words. Try
the Democracy by this rule. AS is
well known to every newspaper read
er, and as well known to every visi.
tor 10 street corners and bar-rooms,
where the ward politicians dc
mostly hold forth, their great cry.
(after the negro) is about the bur.
dens Of taxation-the people are
taxed to death, and their only hope
of relief is in the Democracy. A
good profession. But look at their
acts. The tax bill passed by the
lafe congress, reducing taxation to
the extent of near S85, 100000, was
voted against by the full strength OF
the Democratic members. They
talk muchly of the burdens of taxa
ton, but when it comes to relief,
they are found giving the lie to their
professions, and the Republicans
have alone to do the good work.
The Republicans let their works
speak for them, while the Demo.
Gratis present nothing but empty.
false professions. Which ought the
people to confide in?
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
NEWS ITEMS.

Some months since, family consist
ing of several persons, living on Favor
ite Island, in the Mississippi River,
was murdered. Some time since man
named Beck was arrested in Indiana,
charged with the murder, and on a
requisition of the Governor of Missis-
sippi, was taken to Austin, in that
State, for trial. About A. NJ, We'd
nesday morning, Beck was taken from
jail at that place, by number of arm
ed men, was taken to the river, where
the party embarked in skiffs for Favor
ite Island, where the prisoner was, at
ter making full confession, hanged to
tree near the spot where he had bur-
led the body of Mrs. Goode.
The wife of DIR. John Voolfolk, of
Richmond, Va, died one day last
week, and the grief at her loss may be
conceived from these facts: Immedi-
ately after the funeral one of her sons
attempted to cast himself from an up
stairs window, and Or. Voolfolk him
self swallowed a vial of laudanum. 1t
was with the utmost difficulty that the
doctor was aroused from the sleep into
which the narcotic had thrown him,
and at the last accounts he was in a
stupor which gave small hope of his
recovery.
The Brooklyn Eagle announces the
remarkable discovery in that city, by
sewer-diggers, twenty-four feet below
the surface of Monroe street, of body
petri6ed whole, within which was
found an iron box containing small
quantity of old Spanish gold coin.
A band of Ku-Klux entered Yer.
sailles. Kentucky, last week, and kill
ed a negro preacher and another col
ored man. A militia company has
left Frankfort for Versailles.
Phillip R. Mentz, a well-known
banker. of Pittshurg, committed sui
eide, Friday morning, by shooting
himself through the heart.
A fire in Columbus, Ohio, Wednes.
day night destroyed the dry goods
store of S. B. Steele and the house ad
joining. Loss $4,000. Small insur
anee.
A snow storm was reported at Idaho
Colorado, Thursday, and a shower o
lizards at Corwine, Utah.
Hog cholera is prevailing fearfully
in Scott county, Illinois. Many hog
raisers have lost their entire stock.
A school census, just completed
makes the population of Chicago BOG,
Cos.
There were forty fatal strokes o
lightning in Wisconsin during tn
month of July.
1t is rumored in Chicago that Sena
tor Trumbull, of Illinois, has been of
fered the position of Secretary of Stat
by the President.
The beliefis quite general in oficia
circles in Washington that the end o
the French Empire is near, and that
military regency or republic will b.
declared.
There were five thousand deaths il
New York City during the six week
ending last Saturday, being an in
crease of one thousand two hundred
over the same time last year.
Thos. Sewell, D. D., of the Metho
dist Episcopal Church, died in Balti
more Friday.
The Republicans of the Thirteenth
District, have nominated c. w. Pot
win, of GAINESVILLE, for Congress.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

Made of Poor Rum, Whiskev. Proof Spirits,
and Refuse Liquors, doctored, spiced, and
sweetened to please the taste, called 'Ton-
les" "Appetizers," "Restorers." de-, that
lead the tippler on TO drunkenness and ruin,
but are true medicine, made from the native
Roots and Herbs of California, free from all
Alcoholic Stimulants They are the GREAT
BLOOD PURIFIER and LIFE GIVING
PRINCIPLE, perfect Renovator and Invig-
orator of the System, carrying of all poison
Gus matter, and restoring the blood to q
healthy condition. No person can take these
Bitters according to directions, and remain
long unwell.
500 will be gwen for an incurable case,
provided the bones are not destroyed by min
eral poisons or other means, and the vital or
gans wasted beyond the point of repair.
For InflammatorY and Chronic Rheuma-
tism, and Gout. Dyspepsia, or Indigestion,
Bilious, Remittent. and Intermittent Fevers,
Diseases of the Blood, Liver, Kidneys. and
Bladder these Bitters have been most sue
cessful Such Diseases are caused by Vita
ted Blood, which is generally produced by
arrangement of the Digestive Organs.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever you
| find its impurities bursting through the ski o
in Pimples, Eruptions or Sores: cleanse II
when you find it obstructed and sluggish in
the veins: cleanse 1t when 1t Is louI, and your
feelings will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure and the health of the system will fol-
low.
PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS. lurking
in the system of go many thousands, are ef-
fectually destroyed and removed.
In Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent Fe-
vera, these Bitters have no equal For full di-
rections read carefully the circular around
each bottla, printed in four languages-Eng
lish, German, French aud Spanish.
j. WALKER, Proprietor,
i 30 Commerce St, n. Y.
R.H MCDONALD & CO.,
Druggists. and general Agents, San Francisc'
and Sacramento, California, and 80 d "a Com
merce St, N. Y.
eE SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
DEALERS
August 4. le7O.-4w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
DI ED.

LARRIMER-Of Consumption, in Chambers
burg, Gallia county, Ohio, Mr.. VIM: Larrimer.
Aged Al years. He was born April 9Th, 1929 in
Jefferson county, Ohio, came to Gallia county.
Ohio. in 1854 and died August Sd, 1870. He Joined
the Methodist Episcopal Church when fourteen
years old and experienced religion, and he was
faithful until death. His sufferings were great
and protracted, yet he bore them with Christian
patience and without complaining of his suffer-
ings, giving clear and satisfactory evidence of
his preparation for DEATH and as he drew near
the closing scene of life he became very happy.
He died in great peace, and doubtless has entered
upon that rest that remains for the people of God
He leaves wife and three children, and Wild
owed mother, and brothers and sisters, and a
large circle of relatives and friends-but their
loss is his gain. May they all follow his example
and meet him in Heaven. May the blessings of
God rest richly and copiously upon the wife and
children and may wife and children, and mother
and brothers and sisters, and all meet to part no
more, where death and separation will never
take place, but where they will bloom in immor-
tai youth in the bowers of bliss, forever and ever
d. D.TRACY, Pastor.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
R The expenditures of the Gen.

@ The expenditures of the Gen.
eral Government for the year endin g
June 30th, were S79, ,743, 900 less thar
the previous year, while the re-
ceipts were $50, 100000 greater
Well may the Ohio Republican State
Convention congratulate the country
upon the success of Gen. Grsnt's ad-
ministration in the collection and
disbursement Of the revenues. Its
pledges to the people in this res
pect have more than been made
good.