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The New York herald., 1870-09-28

balances arc 8pphCSuio w sn0 P"yAe"s "
against said appropriations respectively sr'A'oe
prior to ssid daIe.
Montana Indian War Claiuss.
General James A. Eardie, Inspector General unHed
States Army, has arrived at Helena Montana Terri
tory, to investigate and report upon the Montana
lnd,an war claims, incurred in supplying the volun'
teer forces with arms and supplies engaged In sup
pressing che threatened outbreak in 1867. This ex'
animation is being made In accordance with autho'
rity conferred the Secretary OF War at the last
session OF Congress- and General Hardie VIII report
the names OF the persons entitled to relief together
with q statement OF the fhcts upon which such re-
port is based, TO Congress at Its next session.
Effects Of Prussian Victories.
Ia the Thirtieth New York collection district the
number OF barrels OF beer made during June, July
and August last was 54,79s, an increase OF 11,57a
over the product or the same period 10 1869.
suit Against the Union Pacific Railroad COM
pany.
The case Of J. II. Lathrop against the Union Paci-
nc Railroad Company was taken up in the District
Supreme Court to-day. plea to the jurisdiction of
the court was entered and sustained in the court
below. The plaintiff contends that the Leavenworth
and Pawnee Railroad Company, having been au.
thorized to build portion OF the Pacific road under
the same terms and conditions, 1t Is suable In all
courts oflaw and equity in the United States
yss Abuse Of the Franking Privilege.
Tho Republican Executive Uoniiniee are now
sending out daily on orders 900 copies Of political
documents. The accounts from all sections show .
much better prospect OF SUCCESS than month ago,
as tho dculties In the party ore being adjusted and
the divided forces reunited.
n'he Storm signal Corps Examination.
The Secretary OF War to-day attended the session
Of the "Board for the Examination OF the Observer
Sergeantsn intended for assignment in the "Divison
OF kilograms ana Reports'' for the benefit Of CON-
merce. The examination, which Is severe, requires
a practical knowledge OF meteorological instruments
and thorough comprehension Of the principles
based.
Unifed Stntcs Min, Operations.
The deposits and coinage Of the United States
Mint, OF Philadelphia. during the month of August
1870, were:-
silver. Zh4oo
1OIa
silver ll,lof
bHoAZc. A,ooS
Total .... $40 197
The operations of the San Francisco Branch Mint
during the same time were:-
silver. ...........-....... 46,52s
Total.
Conage-Goiu. 'sZ3hooo
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

Average temperature for corresponding date
0St year.. .sss....s.ss.s.. w
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

The book trade sales closed last evening and have
been success throughout
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

CORNS CURED FOR 80 CENTS EACH; BUEIONs, BAD
~ Nails, &C., cured without pain by Or. RICE, Surgeon
Chropods 208 Broadway Fulton Annihator
cOrns, buniOns, nails &C. Ey mail b0 cents
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

The billiard match Tor the poss0n OF the champion
cue will be played by Rudolphe and Joseph Dion at
the Circus building on the 7th Of October.
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

6rouristiops on the 1st Of July 1870 and that sucn
balances are applicable to the payment Of all claims
against said appropriations respectively arising
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

NrO MORE MEDICINE-ANY INVALID CAN CURE
IN himself without medicine expense by DUBARRY'S
delicious Revaents Food which has effected 40 900 cures
dyspepsia constipation consumption darrhoes and all
kinds evers stomach disorders. Sold n tins; To-.
II %; u lbs, $40 DUBARRY CO., l6S William street,
New York, and mt all druggists and gr0csrs.
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

cnres corns, bunions, nahs &C. by mall oo cents
HAhr ALIyE..IE IsA SAD THING TO Sonr!I PAS
whose habiual condition OF languor and debility
they complain specific s ssp po:
mental pleasure to their more robust and ene
Of ten .hs state Of I.ssude and torpor
:rsy s Of So s c
supplied By due and regular q the food
Now what does common suggest under these cir
Of The system needs ro%sns ss and
q than sSF e.
This ABLE oSjsc, ssoomp!,shsar The
quarter OF century, easily given Infnss new ygoI
sMHca IS "a afsii1Sf sAnDs 0 m III
Temporary but wake the system up 6y @
organ upon which all the other organs depend for their nur
By dozen doses Of the great vegetable tonic
~ 70 ss sssn is the a
be and with appetite the capacity 10 digest what
a Sooa it 70 BE- the material eh and MUSCLE bone and
ana BRAN bows & The Of
tosore been imperfect!y nourished
MO MORE MEDICINE.--ANY INVALID CAN CURE
himself Thops %eaSns so BY M
sna. Il @ DuHskY c s1
New York, and at all druggists and grocsrs
Nrcol 81 RAy,1sos SIs,5so,' ..., ,.., ,0,.. street.
successors to Il. v. Hau.hwout Il Co.
Bargains.
Offer 200 White French China Dinner Sets -
SeCnd selection, full assortment &J4
800 Dsish lronsone full assortment. 70
Decorated Dinner Sets Tea Toilet Sets Glassware,
Gas Fixtures BronLes, French Clocks. Manel SETS 'ase
Psrian, silver plated Ware
Illuminated Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures
Entirely designs by own artist 10 AL coiors 70 match
furniture and room decorations
DHErMATIC AFFECTIoN-THE MOST, CHRONIC
IL and nveterate cured immedia.ey Sy French n Phys
S.%os, " conhdenpee Dr. DEmiU s Bs.cser
VENEERs
GEO. W. READ co.
have complete assortment including Spanish cedar for
neegng and boards cigar boxes to which they invite
spection and orues all close cash puchasers Send
catalogue and list los lU anu 2 Centre street.
Factory s5i Monroe street and SOC Madison street,
SOVV.UUU to BIZ distributed a. Grand Git Concer
"'' ''' Troasurer the Bark of California
Grand GIFTS.
slocOoo $4,000.
6DS gifts In all--xb00 ND1,
Tickets 80 each, to be had with circulars giving full
Wv 7. c. DEvLIN's, No. Wall street.
DELMOElCOS, Fifth avenue and Fourteenth street.
v. GlRAUDYS, el5& Broadway.
Fifth Avenue and Grand Hotels.
Orders By mail to DORE PETERS, No. Wall street,
will have prompt attention
All tickets unsod Oct l5 will be returned 10 San Fran
California bankers and merchants residing In New York
visitor from the Pacific coast will certify the
'ssry OF this enterprise ns sHd o. RsH Rs mssaF%s.
SAN FRAHcisco, Sept l. 1870
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

BOSTON, Sept 26Arrived. ship st Abans tBr Pike Cal
c,ta brigs (Br, Estes, sarbados Sportsman, Nor
ton Pensacola
Y1,h-Arrivcd steamship ssmAriA Lvsrpso; BRIG Iann
Gcrtrpds- W nlss. Aohss.
The New York herald., 1870-09-28
OCEAN STEAMERS,

Steamer. scis Deaian,.on / O1io..
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

dad WATER
ID produces diarrhoea, dysenry, coc &c. To obviate
which put half OF teaspoonul OF Dr. TOBIAS VENETIAN
LINIMENT in umbler Of water and Is warranted
fectly harmless. Every should try It, Sold by all the
druggists. Depot, 10 Park place.
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

If the weather be nne there will be music by the
Central Park Band In Washington square this
afternoon from halt-past three to talf.past five
me-
The New York herald., 1870-09-28

Coroner Flynn was yesterday notified by the
Tweny-sccond precinct station TO hold an inquest
the body OF Thomas Price, youth OF seventeen
years, who was killed by pie OF lumber falling
upon him,
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
Japanese Jugglers.

The current number of a monthly
magazine has an interesting paper Ill
lustrated on Japanese amusement
Speaking of jugglers, the writer says:
One of the most remarkable peculi-
arities Of their performance is the skill
they display in passing from simple
feats Of manipulation TO the use of me-
chanical contriv ances, and reversely,
without the spectator perceiving the
change. One of them, for example,
squats down before a tall iron CANDLE
stick, and manipulating his fan with
one hand, he seizes the candle with the
other, throws it up like ball, catches
it when it descends, and, without ex-
tinguishing it, he continues the move
ment in unison with an air he sings,
accompanied by the orchestra. Then
returning the candle to its place, he
blows it out, and, apparently by a
movement of his fan, causes a jet of wa
ter TO spout from 1t, which he receives
in a porcelain bowl.
His comrade, kneeling before astool
covered with cloth and lighted on the
sides with two large paper lanterns,
exhibits two pretty puppets, which he
makes play a little comedy, interspers-
ed with songs and dances; and it is
comedy with four characters. Tbs
changes in the roles take place in full
view of the audience, without the Jug
gler moving from his position. The
piece being finished, he passes the pup
pets to another, at the same time exc
cutting a little scene, after which he ex-
tends and shakes the large sleeves of
his jacket like the wings of bird, and
suddenly the puppet jumps on one Of
the large paper lanterns and stands
there on his toes. His colleague in the
meantime opens the puppet case and
takes out complete luncheon. Seeing
the tea pot, he offers tea to the specta-
tors, presenting them with a cup on
salver, which he fills to the brim; but
when an auditor reaches out for it, he
finds it empty. The juggler, astonish-
ed, touches the edge of the cup with
his lips, but turns away with disgust
to throw out a swarm of flies.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
Well Matched.

When DR.. Johnson was paying his
addresses to his future spouse, the
widow Porter, he frankly laid before
her his position, proposals, connec-
tions, antecedents, and collaterals. He
was then twenty-five, and the lady
turned of fifty. If we are to believe
Miss Seward, the following converse.
ton took place between johnson and
his mother when he communicated te
her his attachment, anil asked her con
sent.
"No, Sam," said Mrs. johnson, "mY
willing consent you never shall have to
such preposterous union. Porter
has died poor, owing to his wife's ex-
pensive habits. You have great tai
ents, but as yet you have turned them
into no profitable channel"
"Mother," replied Sam, 81 have
not deceived Mrs. Porter. have toia
her the worst of me; that l am OF mean
extraction; that l have no money ana
that / have had an uncle hanged sne
replied that she valued no one more VI
less for his descent; that she mao ~
more money than myself, ana 'nas'
tbouoh she had not a relation hanged
sbe had fifty who deserved It,.
II i right to add that Boswell and
Croker question, in this instance. the
yerscity or correct 1nformation Oh tns
air retailer.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
The Squire and his Wife.

The Squire had friend to visit him
on business, and was very much an
uoyed TO be interrupted by bis wife
who csme to ask him what he wanted
for dinner.
$50 awayl let us alouel" inpatient
" said the Squire.
Business detained the friend till after
dinner time. and the Squire urged him
to remain. The Squire was generous
provider, proud of his table, and he
complacently escorted his friend to 3
seat. A little to the surprise of both,
they saw nothing on the board but
huge dish OF salad. which the good
wife began quietly to dish up.
"My dear" said the Squire: "whers
are the meats?"
"There are none to-day" said his
lady.
''No meatsl What in the name of
poverty! The vegetables then? Why
didn't YOU have them brought in?'
"You didn't order any,"
"0rder? 81 didn't order anything"
said the amazed Squire.
"You forget" coolly answered the
housewife Il asked what you should
have, and you said, lettuce alone
Here it is.
The friend burst into laugh, and
the Squire, after looking lugubrious for
moment. joined him.
"Wife. l give il up. l owe you one.
Here is the Fifty dollars you wanted for
that carpet which / denied you" The
Squire forked. ''Now let US have
peace, and some dinner"
The good woman pocketed the paper.
rang the bell and sumptuous repast
of fish, poultry and vegetables was
brought in.
A few days aiterward the Squire re-
mained working in his garden some
time after the usual tea hour. His
wife grew impatient of delay, and
went to find him. His excuse. when
asked what he was waiting for, threw
her into a Autter of excitement.
"Some ones to come to supper"
she exclaimed. "Why didn't you tell
me? 1 declare you are the provoking
est mani"
And without asking which of his
friends was expected, she fastened to
change her dress and slick up her
hair for the occasion. This done, she
came out and found the Squire seated
at the table reading his newspaper.
where's your company"
Company I havn't any COM
pany."
"But you said you expected some
body to supper" exclaimed the in
dignant wife.
"My dear. 1 said no such thing
You asked what l was waiting for,
and said sunamons TO come to supper
that's what l was waiting for, my
dear, and / came at once"
And you have made me go and
change my dress. Oh, III pay you
for this"
"No matter about it, my dear. I
owed you, you remember, for that
lettuce
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
Degradation Of Egypt.

The Scripture prophecy that Egypt
should be the meanest of kingdoms is
fulfilled to this day. A correspondent
of the New York Tribune writes:
In Egypt I saw for the first time a
misery among the people that | could
not endure. Heaven knows there is
enough of it in Europe. A man need
not leave London to findit; nor can he
escape it in any city or country. l
had seen Ireland-you know what that
is; had seen French villages, where
men and women work sixteen hours a
day on two meals of boiled greens; |
had spent three months in Spain, the
most wretched country of Europe, and
counted one afternoon in the main
street of Madrid, half a mile long, a
hundred and forty-seven horrible beg
gars. But in Egypt it is obtrusive
and Oppressive, and at last intolerable.
Till you have seen Egypt, you have no
conception of what poverty is; the pow
erty which weighs not on individuals
as a consequence of idleness or mistor-
tune or want of work, but the poverty
which is the heritage of whole race OF
patient, industrious men and women.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20

s@ During the delivery of Miss
Olive Legan's lecture on "Girls," in
Buffalo the other evening, the fair lee
turer, in her confidential talk with
"pretty GIRLS" said: "Shall l tell you
how l feel? Well, 1 tell you, l never
saw pretty girl in all my life, one up
on whose cheeks the roses were bloom
ing, but that 1 wanted to fold her in
my arms and kiss her." A person OF
the male persuasion, who had not seen
more than twenty-five summers, for
getful of the dignity of the occasion,
gave evidence of fellow feeling by, in
quite loud voice, saying, II feel just
so. too
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20

% The smallest steam engine in
the world is now in the possession OF
John Penn, of Greenwich. England, the
maker of great engines. 1t will stand
on three-penny piece; it really COW
ers less space, for its base plate meas
ures only three-eighths of an inch by
three-tenths. From the extreme small
ness of this model, few minutie-such
for instance, as the air pumps-have
necessarily been omitted. Still, 50
small are some of the parts that they
require powerful magnifying glass to
see their form. The screws are only
one-eightieth of an inch in diameter,
and these are duly furnished with hex
agonal nuts, which can be loosened
and tightened by a lliputian spanner.
The whole weight of the model is less
than threepenny piece.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
CONJUGAL LOVE,

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.
ESSAY for Young Men, on the Errors,
II Abuses and diseases which destroy the
Manly Powers and create impediments to
MARRIAGE, with sure means of relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free Of charge'
Address, DR. J.. sKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association. Philsdslphis. Ps.
4u9. i3, lees-ly.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20

A REGULAR, PUzzLER. "Old
Fritz" who raises pigs and eaoages
somewhere in Queens country, ap-
peared the other day before Judge
H as a witness. Qustion oy
conrt. "Your name?" Answer by
Fritz: "vell, / calls mineself Fritz;
but NAV be SOL don't know-it Is
Yawcnp. You see Mr.. Chudge,
mine moder she have two little poys;
one of them was me, and t'oder was
mine proder, or one was my proder'
and t'oder was nae; ! don't know
which. and my moder she ton'e
Inow. and one of US was named
Fritz and, t'oder YaNcup-or one
Yawcup and t'oder Fritz, ton't
know which; and one of us got died;
bnt mine moder she never could tell
which It was me or mine proder.
who got died. So Mr.. Chudge,
does not know whether am trit1
or Yawcup; and mine moder sac
ton't know"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20

~ At Cincinnati. $4,000 barrels
of "saloon washings" are re-distilled
every year, yielding about two and a
half gallons new spirits each. The
slops bring about two dollars per bar
rel, and whisky drinkers swallow the
stuff distilled from them without hest
tation.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20

~ An Ohio paper says: awe
have heard of a housewife in this town
so exclusively neat that she scrubbed
her kitchen floor until she fell through
into the cellar.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20

H The word estate" spelled back.
ward is Etats in French. 1t is not
safe, however, to undertake to learr
French simply by going back on your
English.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
City Property for Sale:

A DESIRABLE dwelling house Of five
"A rooms. cellar, cisterD, good stable, and
other out buildings, situated on Fourth Street,
near Eewsoms Mill.
For particulars, enquire Of JAMES MEL
KIE, on the premises.
II potsoId By the lst Of April, it win be
for rcnt.
:. Dec. e,.ls59.--3ns
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20

eE An Indisna maiden has pesn
arrested for "heavin" rocks ~ .ns
schoolmaster in response 70 sAa
sheep's eyes be cast at her.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
FOR SALE.
Farm For Sale.

THE subscriber offers for sale, on liberal
Il terms, and at low figure, his farm lying
in Green township, Gallia County, Ohio, six
miles from Gallipolis, and consisting of l29
acres, well watered and timbered, ali new
buildings, fine young orchard, dc.
Enquire on the premises.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-20
NURSERY.

Eyergreens, Shrubs. Grape Vines, Usage
Orange, for Hedging. An immense stock Of
Currsnts, Gooseberries, Blsckberries, Rssp-
berries, Strawberries, Rhubarb or Wine Plant,
Asparagus Roots, Roses, Gladiolusses. Dab
lias and Green House Plsnts,
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Send for Catalogue of Prices, gratis.
Address G. Il. PALMER / SONS,
Dec. 8, ls69.-3msl Gallipolis. Ohio.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-09-08

A Republican State Convention, 10 nominate
candidates for Member cf Congress, Govsrncf, Lieu
tenant Governor, Associate Justice of the Supreme
Sorr. Secretary Of State, Auditor, Treasurer, At
,"rney Gcneral, and SuIerintesdent Of Public In
ssfoc,ion, win be held at Topeka, on the
sth Bay Sr SePdeOber, A. ID. 1879,
At twelve o. clock m.
The Republican voters of Kansas will, in each
representative District of the State, the third
dsy ~ September, A. D. 1870. In such manner and
form may he prescribed by the County or Dis
irei Committee Of each county in the State, elect
une 4eeSste, and cne alternate for every 800 in
hssitants, any fractional part thereof, in each
representative District, based upon the census Of
$50, will appear by certificate Of the County
Clerk. sttachel 10 the credentials Of the several
deiesate-.
No proxies will be admitted 10 said convention.
The locai district committees Of the several coun-
ties districts are requested 10 cause sufficient
notice 10 he given of the time, place and manner of
the election Of delegates and aternates in their
.peCtive counties. r. r. ELDER, Chairman.
n. NJ MURDOCH, Secretary.
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-09-08


The honest Republicans held a large
meeting at Topeka on Wednesday night.
Judge Lowe was present, and the Rooosd
gives the following abstract of his speech:
"After music the chairman introduced
to the audience, Judge d. p. Lowe, of Font
SrUtt, who spoke about an hour, in a plain,
practical, common sense vein. He gave a
sketch Of the carly struggles, the glorious
achievements and the final triumph of the
Republican party. He denounced the per-
niciOus idea that the Republican party had
accomplished its mission. The principles Of
liberty, justice and equality, always cham
Pioned BY the Republicans, were as neces-
sary to the welfare Of the country as ever,
and the Democratic party was as unrexener-
ate and opposed to those principles as ever.
He then spoke Of Kansas and its history.
wonderful growth and prosperity, and
from thence proceeded to discuss
the question Of. the disposal of
the public lands-a vital one in this State.
He very naturally spoke in this connection
Of the conduct Of Representative of the
State in Congress, and his course in ree,rd
TO the disposal Of the pubic domain. He
quoted Chrkes Paola speech, in which he
advocated giving the Neutral Lands to The
Border Tier Railroad, and also mentio.ea
the extremely liberal proposition of Mr..
Clarke, made at the last session Of Coosress
% give away the public lands to build the
Kanawha canal in Virginia, and for the
improvement of the Eastern States generally,
Judge Lowe did not mention Clarke by
name, ,.nor was there anything bitter or de.
nunciatory in his remarks. He closed with
an appeal to his fellow w-citi1ens TO act for the
The Leavenworth weekly times., 1870-09-08

1t is estimated that 10000 soldiers
have already been killed and wounded.
k-Ma1lahnis ~ ssFreseh Am1 but
fnS ath1 neai all pc Irl X are
Frenchl en A !.
-PA ata elescdl Is IL FGerm3by Re ex-
|tensiveE "borroved' BY the government
for the army, receipts being given in return
for them.
The Orleans princes evidently think that
t,cir hour is come. They havg o6eled their
seivhts, MOTTO tke Emperor, bdt 10 France.
-FpM New Heaxea n hAseA sinAsl1iis
gence that Baron Won Schlager has given an
organ grinder emphaaic notiUe noG TO plav
the 'sNarseillaise" under hi window.
Vixen the lightning struck the officers
mess at Meiz, . few days ago, one Of the
wounded captains exclaimed, 'Million Of
bombs. Providence is not observing strict
neutrality" r' t'=7''t 81! r. 3,
We have for the past week been trying
50 hard to believe both sides Of the war news
that We are beginning to be cross-eyed.
Jenny Lind and FIosenoe Nightingale
are among the London committee for the
relief Of the sick and wounded in lAe Franco
Prnssian war. Fr ~ frs prl
1t is an Indiana paper that says bat
few readers in the United Stater, a Nalp-
Icons dispatches that the soldiers were full
of slas know ahaa the word means beans. "
As Gen. Chansarnier was led away to
prison by command of Naplepn, then Prcsi-
dent, he exclaimed: "When the President
is engaged in foreign war he will send for
me 10 inlr,ka me with the command Of an
army"
On the day after the news of the French
occupation Of SaarbruCken reached Paris, M
less than fourteen enterprising persons APP
Piled to the Minister of the Interior for the
appointment of Prefect Of the newly ac-
.iuired possessions. .,-.-.
Among the killel ly the unmasking Of
Il battery Of met raille,irs at Mars la-TVur
were Counts WCstorp and Wes,lalan, Barons
Kleist, Wiizclun and Grimm, Prince Ee,lrs,
and other noblemen Of high rank.
The Boston Tareiler says: There are
r,mors abcut town, to-day, that lecture
committee Of this city have invited Louis
Napoleon to give lectures here the coming
winter ON The Art Of Making War 1t Is
quite probable that he will have no official
duties to prevent its acceptance"
"A Cartoun in the Paris CXa1imi dis
plays Genera Ehangarnier and Odion Baro'
showing their head above a great exranse Of
water. and thus converting: 't;mrl-day, NJ.
Olil"n! So you are also abvve the water?'
"Well, had to make room at the bottom
for Others"