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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-05-19

AE Weekly Report of the CALI
polls Public Schools, beginning Mon
day, May 9th, 1870:
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Gallia Academy - Social Re
Union,

There will be social gathering of
the present and former teachers and
students of the Academy and their
friends at the school buildings on
the afternoon and evening Of
Wednesday, June 22d. Prof. SEARS
will be present to receive his nu-
merous friends and pupils, and it is
the desire of the managers that all
who have ever been connected with
the Institution should return and
for the time renew their youth and
youthful acquaintance, and attest by
their presence and zeal, their love
and loyalty for the cid school.
Special invitations will be sent to
all away from town so far as names
and location can be ascertained, and
all will be invited by public no.
tice.
At a preliminary meeting recent
ly held at the residence of Mr.. r.
ALEsHlRE, the following committees
were appointed: -
INVITATIONS.
J. L. Vance ]. I'll. Evans,
J. P. Aleshire, J. HI. Langley,
Mrs. L. Perry, Mrs. j. f. Hebard.
Miss Clara Deletombe.
REFRESHMENTS.
Mrs. r. Aleshire, Mrs. r. LeClercq.
E. Deltombe, S. F. Neal,
F. c. Leclereq, L. P. Maguet,
W. C. Hayward" A P Rodgers,
R. Langley, VIM. Miller,
J. Ell. Evans, "P. A Sanns,
VIM. Mullineux,
J. L. Vance, al. Newsom,
&" J. Robinson, Miss III. Maxon,
Miss E. Neal S. T. Neal,
J. Robinson, n. Ford,
]. Newsom, D. Irwin.
Miss NJ. Aleshire, Miss G. Heisner,
NJ. Maxon NJ. Menager,
FL. Shallcross, A. l.. Langley
R. Aleshire, jun, E. L. Wood,
A.-W. Kerns, j. L. eating.
MUSIC.
E.. S. Aleshire, J. E. Hebard,
2. A. Sanns, Jas. Neal,
S. F. Neal.
FLOWERS.
Miss J. Shepard, Miss NJ. Maguet,
F. Miller, J. 7. Stewart,
J. S. Blackaller, J. LeClercq,
j. J. Maxon.
FINANCE.
Mrs. S. F. Neal Miss NJ. Aleshire,
Miss M. Morgan. w
TABLES.
VIM. Mullineux, NJ. Mollohan,
J. Gardner.
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NEW ADyERTISEMEKFS
PATIENTS.
A MODEL HOUSE.

Being cripple. have made house planning
4 special study. One built last season has
proved sNmodel Of convenience, beauty, and
economy. Descriptive circulars of Plans,
Views, etc., with general information Of value
to all, sent free. Address with stamp or
scriptif conveniently. GEO. j. COLBY. Ar
ehitect, Waterbury,, Vermont.
May IL, 1870 Nv.
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closing nominal. Lard quiet and unchaneeu'
Bacon dull and unchanged, and In little demand.
Whiskey firm aud In fair demand at s5aS6c.
NORFOLK, October 5.-Cotton dull anu nomi'
naly lower; low middllng 16c; sales 100 oales net
receipts SIS; exports coastwise GIG; STOCK soi4
bales.
AUGUSTA, October 5.-Cotton market active and
firm; sales l14s bales; middlings lie; receipts
1858 bales.
SAVANNAH, October 5.-Cotton in moderate ae-
mand: middlings 14ssc; sales 800 bales; net re-
ceipts 4o74 bales; exports, coasrwise, 1858 oass'
stock 26,s57 bales.
MOBILE, October 5.-Cotton quiet and STEADY;
mddlings l41:c; sales 1000 bales; receipts oO'
lales; stock on hand 1858 bales.
GALVESTON, October 5.-Cotton In moderate ue'
mand; offerings light; middlings 12'lc; sales S4V
bales; net receipts 20; stock $3.50.
NEW ORLEANS, October 5.-Cotton active al luii
prices; middling l5Aal5k; sales 600 bales; net re-
ceipts 1884, coastwse 1863; total 2032; exports 10
Great Britain 1862; coastwise 1912; stock Sl,oOo'
Sugar and molasses, no stock and nothing DONG.
Coffee prime, 17Aia17hc Sterling 22ha@S' sien'
par Gold 123E.
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lyzed; he tries again and AGAIN VIII Lne saae .aa
regult-failure. Throwing aside tne useless @ea- a
non which has hitherto served nun 30 Wsi.,
be casts about for the cause ofthe unusual phe-
nomena @ Was it his dinner THAT coniound-
aJ roast beef always upsets one-or was
II the claret. He again attempts to write, and
aoain tails. Perhaps the fit lasts for an hour
or two, OF even for whole day; and no effort
of the will, while the spell is upon the brain,
can recall the truant powers to subsection.
But the fit ends as suddenly as it came, the
mind clears instantly, and the by-no-means
complex topic which the moment before
seemed so difficult is lucid, and all is ''plain
sailing" again. The sufferer, of course, speed
lily forSets the visitation. For the moment,
perhaps, he is led to reflect upon the slender
tenure by which he holds the nobest OF the IN
tellectual faculties; or he forms good reseln-
tions, which are forgotten under the pressure
of the next days duty, and the ola ABUSE % ol
excessive work is continued. Paralysis OF the
pen, as we have limited, is. perhaps, one OF
those mercifu warnings which Nature some.
times affords US before she assumes the part OF
avenper of her violated laws. 1t is, at all
events, hint which should not be neglected,
and we advise our brethren, when next the
unwelcome visitant comes upon them, TO make
some effort to obtain that repose which 1s so
readily accorded to all but the unfortunate
Journalist,
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AZTEC REIdINS.

Advices from Santa Fe state that Governor
Army, the special Indian agent for that terri
tory, has found the Canon de Chelley, which
was explored for twenty miles. The party
cound canons whose walls tower perpendicular
" TO an altitude OF from 1000 to 1000 feet, the
rock strata being as perfect as If laid by
the skilled hands OF n1asJns, and entirely
symmetrical. Among these ruins were iound
deserted ruins OF ancient Aztec clCies
many Of which bear the evidences of having
been populous TO the extent Of many thousands
of inhabitants. In one Of these cauons. the
rocky walls of which rose not less than 2UUo
feet from the base, and whose SUBMITS on
either hand inclined TO each other, forming
part of an arch, tn re were found nlgh up
hewn out of the rocks. the ruins, OF aztec
towns OF great extent. now tena1tiess, desc
late. II, each of these rock eyrles there re-
named, in state Of good preservation,
house Of stone, about twenty feet square, con-
tanning one bare and gloomy room, and
single human skeleton. In the centre OF the
room were evidences that fire at some time
had been used.
The only solution of this enigma thus far zen.
tured is, that these solitary rooms were the
altar places of the az.ec fires; thar rom some
cause the people at q remote period were con-
stralued to abandon their HON -. but left one
faithful sentinel in each instance to keep alive
the fame that, ac :ording to the Indian tradl-
tlOca OF these regions, was 10 ilSnt tne WY VI
Montazuma again to his people-their hoped
for Messiah and Eternal King. A close ex-
animation Of many of the ruins proved that
the builders must have been skilled IN the
manufacture and use OF edged tools, masonry,
and other mechanical arts. But who these
people we're, whence they came, Cr whittier
they are gone, is now, probably, one OF the
mysteries to remain eterually unsoved. Some
of the ruins are reported to be stone buildings
seven and eight stories in height, being reach
ed by ladders planted against the walls.
Round houses, twenty feet in diameter, built III
the most substantial manner. of cut stone, and
plastered inside. were also found in excellent
preservation. Astonishing discoveries have
been made OF gold and silver regions richer
than yet known on this continent. They arc
supposed, by well-informed persons. to be the
East mines, of which tradition has handed
down the most marvellous tales, and the mines
themselves diecJver unmistakablc evidences
of having been successfully worked ages ago.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce, OCTOBER .: hiGe
remains without change. The supply Is slnan 1a
coon at TaTiIc and new Carolina at 9a9}4c. the
Stock on hand today is $500 bags Rangoon. win,
From the World: The market remains qute. ~
but hrm and unchanged. We quote Caro,tna ~ as
aekc, and Rangoon, duty paid, at 'a'lsc ''ut
Fr. m the Times: Rice has been quite moderate
" dealt in at former figures; 500 bags Kangoon' a
IN IN honS were taken for export on private terms.
stock in drst hands $500 bags Rangoon ,,,.
From the Herald: Rangoon was quaes ou 1o,s 90, q,
7HaTIc. Carolina was scarce and frm at S3aasc'
with small sales within the range
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.


R1cE-The market had softer tendency. Sales
SIS tierces of clean Carolina. say 80 tierces at
1850; 35 do at 7s6c q ID.
NAVAL SToRES.-There were no sales OF note
FREleHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi-
nal; via New York, I'D on uplands, Id on sea is
lands by san 9l6 on uplands, I'd on sea
Islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwlse-to New
York, by steam slc on upiands and lc on sea
Islands; 81 SO g terce on rice; BY sail, - on cot
ton; q tierce OH rice; 4oc, q barrel on rosin;
s7@s p NJ on lumber; s0@lO p NJ on timber. To
Boston, by sail, 1s@Sc q IL on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail IS 2 on boards, sc
p ID on cotton; by steam 81 = bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, he5T 10
on uplands; 10y sail, 81 . NJ on boards; 81 on
timber; s3 q ton on clay, and S3@3 30 on pilos-
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c 2 iS;;Dy
sail, ss 5O@7 q NJ on boards; S3GyS 25 q Ton on
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand by
our merchants to take lumber freights from
Georgetown, S. c., Darlen and Satila River, Ga,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
@I2 q NJ are the rates on lumber and boards.
misunderstanding 80 day bills 2l@21h.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The banks purchase
ct u or andsell at par.
GoLD-12@14.
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"Cicely
IALxALI srAT1oN.l

%ice,y says you're poet; may be; amt much on
reckon you'd give me hundred, and beat me
Poetry ,NthaI's the way some chaps puts up an
pnt raSes mine ..straight without sugar." ana
that's what's the matter with ne.
Poetry lust look around you-alkalt racS' anu
sapespss6 sagsi rock, and alkau; amt it pretty
snr p Page aSe east at mornin, sun in the west at
,h nlsgo; Shadow of this yer station the ony thing
moves in sight.
Poetry We'll now - Polly Polly run 10 your
Run r;ssS sa1a5 away, my po0'y By-0y ! Amt she
poesry % That reminds me o. suthin' right in that
Jest shut that door thar, will yer, for Cicely's
ears is cute.
Ye noticed Polly the baby a month afore sne
cicelyMmy ola wonan-was moody-like and
Out Of her head and crazy, and talked OF flowers
Family man, sys Yourself sirs Well, you know what
4 woman be's.
Nsryous she was, and restless-said that she
couldn't stay" ,,,,o,
SldY-duu luC aSeASoo "~A-~~~
But fxed it up with the doctor, and he said he
would be on hand, ,o,ox, l.,
And kinder stuck by the snanty, anu leuceu III
that bit o. land.
Ole nieht-the tenth e 5ctober-I woke with
For the doorsit T was standing open, and Cicely
Eut note was pinned on the blanket, which 1t
said that she couldn't stay"
But had gone. to visit her neghoor-se'enteen
miles away
When and how she stampeded' didn't wait 1or 10
For cut in the road, next mint, Istarted as wild
Running nrst this way and that way, like hound
thatis or the scent, % .or
For there warn't no track IN the darkness " tei
me the way she went
I've had some mighty mean moments afore KEN
Lost on N the tl' Plains in 80 drownded almost and
But cut on this akali desert, hunting crazy
Was rally as unsatisfactory as anything in my
ll.s.
'cicey cicely cicely !" l called and held my
And "Cicelyn came from the canyon-and all was
And .cicely Cicely cicelyr came from the
And lest | but whisper Of "Ccely !" down from
them peaks OF SNOW.
amt what you call religious-out l Jest looked
And-tpis - yer's err 70 what I'm coming, and may be
But up away TO the east'ard, yaller and big and
1paw Of a suddent rising the slnglerist kind OF
star.
Big aud yaller and dancing, it seemed to oecSon
Yaller and big and dancing, such as you never
Big and TALLER and dancing-I never saw such
star,
went for II then and thar.
over the brus;, and powders, stumbled and
pushed ahead;
Keeping the star afore rue, went Wherever II ied.
II might have been for an hour, Wnen suudent
and peart aud nigh,
Out OF the ygarth afore me thar rk up baby's
cry.
Listen .thar,s the same music; but her lungs they
Than the day backed her and her mother--I'm
derned Jest know how.
But the doctor kem the next mint, and the JOKE
OF the whole thing Is
THAT Cis never knew what happened nom that
very night TO this!
But Cicely says you're poet, and may be you
Jest sing @ her rhyme bout baby that was born
In q curious way.
And see what she says; and, old 1eloW, Wnen you
speak OF the star, don't tell
As how twas the DOCTORS lantern-for may be
'twon't sound so we'll.
prom the Overland Monthly FOR October.
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Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN.


LONDON, October 5-Noon.- -ConsOls 922s. Boads
81. Tallow easier. Common rosin IS 9da6s.
LIVERPOOL, October 5-Noon.-Cotton quiet
and steady; uplands SIX; Orleans S7s; sales
lc, 900 bales. Flour els Sd. Corn 2Ss cd.
Afternoon.-Saes Of cotton now estimated at
IL, 900 bales. Pork loss.
Evenng-Cotton closed firm; uplands SKA
S.ld; orleans S1Sasd; safes 10000 bales; specula-
tion and export 1000.
DOMESTIC.
NEW YORK, October 5.-Tlour dull and steady.
Wheat dull Coru firm. Pork quiet; mess SIS so.
Lard firm. Cotton quiet; uplands 164c; Orleans
l6%c; sales 800 bales. Turpentlne very firm at
39lsa4Oc. Rosin frmer; strained 81. Freights
nrm. Thirty two bids for government; sales ag
gregating $4,000, 600; demand will be about ST.
600, 900 ut l3al3 lilo; stocks strong; gold lG:
money las; sterling, long 8; short 97S slyty-twos
12A.
Evening.-Cotton in good demand, aud nrm;
sales 4So bales; uplands 16,1c. Flour-State and
western sh 'de flrmer; super1ne 81 9oa5 10;
Southern steady; common to fair eN ra s. 4ja
6l5. Wheat dull, and slightly in buyers favor;
winter red and amber Western 81 S2al 35; Willie
Southern 81 60. Corn scarce and firm at 81 S7Ia
al SS1s. Beef dull and heavy; plain Sllal5; extra
s15alS. Pork lower at s25 so. Lard steady; kettle
l53a16Ic. Whiskey SSaa90. Groceries and
naval stores firm. Tallow heavy at Sia9}Sc.
Freights shade 1rmer; cotton by steam 2ia1ac;
wheat by steam 6jaaGslc; sales 600O Money easy
at sac Sterling dull at 91sa94. Gold 1875.
Governments closed dull; siXty-twos l2is; South
erns. bidding prices generally higher.
BOSTON,. October 5.-Cotton quiet; middlings
l61f; sales 300 bales; net receipts 81; coastwlse
1889; total 1890; stock 5000.
BALTIMORE, October 5.-Cotton dull and nomi-
nauy lower; sales $50 bales; net receipts 5o coast
wise 1885, total 3l5; exports coastwise 15o; stock
2970 bales. Flour active and nrmer Wheat firm |
and more doing. Pork 1rmer at $40 so. Bacon |
active and advancing; shoulders 14Kal4A. Whis-
key nrm and quet at9vc
CINCINNATI, October 5.-Fl0ur quiet and IN.
changed. Corn dull and dropping; old s4c:
new 49a5oc. Mess pork quiet and weak at s25;
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I,,.r;o, cation markets.

CHARLOTTE, october 3.-Saes to-day s. bales
at isJs to 1890 for middllng, closing dull at the
inside figure.
MACON. October s.-Recelpts to-day 40 bales;
sales 5s4; shipped 1888. The market was nrn anu
active all day, and closed at an ADVANCE " {av sSr
&c more.
Att, ANITA. october 3-The market closed ~
13I:c for midd!ings: l2H for low middlngs; ilI
for good ordinary; 10G for ordinary.
MONTGOMERY, October 3.-Cotton dull; low
middiiugS 13c.
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soRruEAsrERN aA1LRoAp.

a5s bales cotton, 90 bbls naval stores, cars wood
aud lumber, rough rice, mdse, &c. To Graeser 4
smith, G " Williams & co, Frost Adger, MONTY
K RYAN, Wilcox i G, Pringle Sun, G Witte,
Caldwell & Son. ShackelfOrd & Kelly, Ravenel
CO, Sloan 4 Segnous, Ingraham Son, Smith u
Chapeau, Nschmann & CO, w Bee " co. John-
sion, Crews 4 CO. ] Marshall. Jr, Barden Par.
ker. S d Stoney Kinsman & Howell. Wieters,
Dozier, A Won Dohlen, Brown, yelling, and
Railroad agent.
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Receipts by railroad. October s.
so,ru o.RoI,1rA RAILRoAp.

1881 bales cotton, 50 bales goods, 81 bbls flour:
II bbls naval stores. To Pelzer, Rodgers Il co,
II Walter l. co, W Courtenay. keeder DAVIS
Frost & Adger. a Salinas. Williams co, 1
& Seiyuious, W Bee CO, Bowling Co, WlSs d
CO, r Pringle & Son, Klnsman Howell, B
Williams & Son, r Norman Il co, Ryan; y
A Trenholm 4 Son, Branch Sons CO, Goldsmith
Knobeloch 4 Small, Adger 6 CO, and Railroad
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COMMERCIAL NETS.
Imports.

SToCKuoLM-Per British ship J G Boynton-
lO,lO5 bars iron, TO J Z Adger 4 co; S2IS bars
iron, 430 bars steel, boX steel. to Hart u co:
1879 bars iron, II bundles iron, TO MOore co; To-
OS3 bars Iron, 1SS bundles iron. 10 Bones, Brown
IL co, 1922 bars iron 4S bushels iron, toJMFreds.
hprp
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, S. c., ocT'ER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

British ship BoyntOn, Wayrott, Stockholm-40
days. Iron, &c. To J N Fredsbers. Adger i
Co, Hart 1 co, Moore i CO. and Bones, Brown
Brig Minnie Miller, Miller, Pblmdephia-6 days.
Coal. To j Enslow l. co, and w Seignious.
Schr Jesse L Leach, Dowdy, Savannah. Lum-
ber. To ] 4 EnSlow t co, Bound to New York.
Having struck on an obstacle III the Savannah
River, sprung aleak III consequence, and has put
in for repairs.
Schr Ann Deas. Garbati, West Point Mill. a4
i!erces rice. To Cohen nanc6e 4 co.
Steamer Argo, Kissanl, Edlsto and Way Land
ings. 81 bales upland aud bags sea island cot
ton indse and sundries. To d Nishet, b Now
ry L Son, @ " Witte, WIN Lawton, Fraser DE
Taylor & Co, Kiusman Bros, klinck, Wicken-
hcrg CO, Stoney & Lowndes. whaley, and
others.
Steamer St Helena, Cannon, Edlsto and Way
Landings. Mdse and sundrics. To- II Murray,
y AIcManus. aud Order.
To order.
Boat from Christ Church. 200 bushels rough
rice. To w Gurncy.
Received from Ghisolm's Rice Mill IS terces
rice. To Frost & .ldger.
Received from Benefits Mill. l5 tlerceS rice.
To w 9 Bee & CO.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Schr Ralph Carciton, Curtis, Baltlmore-J II
Risley.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Brig Guiding Siar, 1ricse. Doboy, Ga.
Schr " L Bradley, Smith. Boston.
Schr 7 A!hurger, CorSon, Philadelphia.
Schr Frank Jameson, jameson, Philadelphia.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Clyde. Hunter, New York, October ..
UP FOR THIS PORT.
Schr II Naylcr, Eaycr, Philadelphia oc:o-
Der 8.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Ship Tranqucbar, Harvard, at Philadelphia. 0c-
tober l.
Bark Maria, Webster, at Philadelphia, October l..
NCNfnp ,Nnl
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Railroa0s.
CAyANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAIL
y ROAD.

k 60 D DlEs II s.s sSs';sE6ss9ss@ sssa
PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily as
follows:
Leave Charleston on.............s.soA a. u.
Arrive at Savannah. 800 i. ID.
Leave savannah. LILO a. ~.
Arrive Mt Charleston. $50 z. Al
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic Gulf
Railroad for Jacksonville, ST. Augustine, and all
points In Florida.
VITA Central Railroad .or Macon, Atlanta, Mo-
bile New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, for points on the Savannah
River.
At Charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads, aud Steamships for all points
North and West.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
in Charleston; Screven House. savannah; anu oil
principal Ticket O1lces North and South.
Freights forwarded daily 10 and from SaTan-
nah and all points beyond.
Through Bills OF Lading Issued to Jacksonville, f,
Palatka, DC
Tariff as low as by any other line.
c. S. GADSDEN,
oct5 Engineer and Superintendent.
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PASSENGERS.

Per steamer St Helena. from EdistG and Way
Laudlngs-Miss Ann Beckett, Garety, AID "A
deck.
Per steamer Argo. from Edisto and Way Land
inCs-J NJ jenkins, f Bailey, and deck.
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Ghippina.
\ o r Y E W Y o r X
IN THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9Th, AT 4
O'CLOCK P. N.
sTATE-RooMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron SIde!wheel Steam.
ship SOUTH CAROLINA, Adkins, COMMANDER,
9th, at O'Clock p NJ, from Pier No. 2, Union
Wharves, connecting with Day Passenger fralns
from Columbia and Augusta, arriving at half'
past P. M
The SOUTH CAROLINA will connect with the
Liverpool Steamship COLORADO, OF Messrs WILL
LiAMS GUION'S Line, sailing October IL.
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line per cent.
very fine stare-room accommodations. apply to
WAGNER, HUGER L CO.. No. 2s Broad street, or
10 WIN. A. couRTENAY, No. Union WharVes.