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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-01-06

GALLIPoLIs, Nov. 19, 1863.
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cord, undef=hifts.. shawis, jackets. cradle
blankets, leggins, suspenders. wrisies, Tides,
GPPets. tuited work and in fact an endless
variety Of articles in every ay nsc. as well IS
for ornament.
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AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.
BosroS, MASS, OF Sr. LoUIs, No.
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BY THE METROPOLITAN GIFT Co.
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so Elegt Rosewood Pianos, each $500 to 800 !
IS " Melodeons, " 75to 100 |
$50 Sewing Machines, eseh Soto us
500 Gold Watches, IS to 800
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"a Retrospect" by II. W. c.
naxt week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-12

Tennessee bonds very strong The payment by the
Eastern Tennessee and Georgia Railroad Of over a Co.,
Of bonds into the State Treasury and the failure Of
the House to with the Senate in kind of semi
population Of OF the bonds issued to railroad
panes strengthened the market and put confidence
in these bonds. The credit Of Tennessee with its
immense and unequaed mineral resources ought TO be
a J." and good legislation and economy will make her
stock in time equal to the best The 6s excoupon are
quoted 6 1921 97O and the 65i06s The trnsac
lions these bonds have been very large to-day North
Carolina old bonds sold at 5i Special Tax 26 New, $50
South Carolina Is, new, 7sa Alabama IS, 90.
Railroad bonds are steady, with fair transactions.
Erie, I'd, "; Michigan Southern I'd, 96i; Union Pacific,
84l; Buffalo, New-York and Erie, 1st 90 Illinois ecu
trial. no. st. Louis Iron Mountain LIST, co. The steady
increase In the receipts and the extension OF the Iron
Mountain road have steadily put up the price its bonds
and stock in this market. The valuable land grants to
this Company add very much to the value of its
securities.
Bank stocks very quiet, with North River at e6
Chatham l67 Continental, Park Bank, Western
Union Telegraph 34i; Pacific Mail, Az Adams Express,
6si; American Merchants Union, "A.
The Stock market to-day has been moderately active,
The European tended to depress stocks although
many seem to think that war in Europe would increase
our railway receipts during the coming season. and that
our stocks would follow gold in its upward movement
The following the quotations Of stocks in the Long
Room this morning: Western Union, $40; Pacific, 4is3
Az; NewYork Central and Hudson, 9sa997f do Certif
Gates, aaii Reading. 1913 L. and Michigan South
ern 1901 99 Northwestern Preferred 49, Rock Island,
u6; st. Paul. 65i S65E st. Paul Preferred, soaSssS To-
Iedo and Wabash 6cso5ei Ohio and Mississippi assi
At the First Board N Y Central and Hudson sold os
do Certificates, "a; Erie, 22i Harlem, 1891; Reading,
lO3; Shore, 100as9S Rock Island, 1l6i Chicago
and North Western Preferred, 49, G. c. c. aud c.. s2i
NewJersey Central lo4; Toledo and Wabash, 6si Ohio
and Mississippi S5i; Panama, aat. In the afternoon
prices little stronger, with the exception Of
Panama, 81; Milwaukee and St. Paul. Sc; Lake Shore,
100 Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1901 The market closed
steady with better feeling than at the opening
For the Of bonds advertised for by the Gov
eminent to-day, there were offerings Of ssS7Osoo The
highest bid il49 by Ed. Sweet Co., and the lowest
loass, by Marx Co. The following are che awards:
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MONDAY, July LIP. NJ.


The Gold Room has been the special theater
of interest and excitement to-day and business was very
lively there. The gallery which has been almost de-
serted for several weeks, again filed with anxious
watchers and idle spectators The news from Europe
caused the market to open very strong, and at 10 m
the first quotation li6s loo lis; 1902, llis 1905
I1; I03s 1l u M, 11lt 1911, 1SS 1872, lls3 1925
1l3s 100 1Sa 20O 1l3i 2lO, ia, and closed at p IN
at l131 The fever heat at 10 o'clock m was not Kept
up during business hours although quotations on the
"recordn were changed at almost minute during
the five hours of operations The change in quotations
have been per cent as 1854 highest and 113b the
lowest All OF reports III circulation on the
street this morning TO the belgerent attitude that
France has assumed toward Prussia and that agents
of France were buying hay grain -four, c and these
reports all helped TO keep up the excitement After
few quotations Of gold, began to take the sober
second" thought and occurred TO them that Uncle
Sam had some Of millions Of gold in his hands and
was willing to sell it at high figure, and it was, there
FORE wise discretion for operators for rise TO stand
from under" Immediately after p. gold was quoted
at 1I3a9uSi
The furry in the gold market in consequence Of Euro
pean political gymnastics has the effect to depress the
bond and stock markets. and Governments are there
FORE weak prices being of from Saturday from to per
cent We are think that the estimate Of Gov
eminent bonds held abroad M is altogether
too high. Our banks savings banks, insurance and
trust companies hold $76oOoOOO Of these bonds
and they are held by individuals, executors admins
traitors and trustees all the country to very large
amount In many sections there is scarcely family
without bonds and interest days" here, In this
city, the common people" after their "bond in
terest." Even in Europe would not send many OF
bonds home the investment in them is now re-
garded as an " undoubted security" abroad.
The following the bids for and the highest sales of
Government bonds at the dates named:
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The money marriott to day has been undisturbed BY

The money market TO day has been undisturbed by
rumors The continues for several weeks,
and the payment by the Government Of s2375O0 today
for bonds purchased will help 10 make money cheap. On
call the rates are from to per cent Governments,
with occasional loans at pCc cent mixed cOlaterals.
No change in commercial paper Late In the afternoon
there was a more active dCmanG Tor money, and ssn
loans were made at per cent
The following named states and Territories vs. enti
tied TO the s4Oo0OO0 OF the additional circulation under
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF
Henry CLEws a Co.,
.,o W N ~ IL
81 Wall-st.. NeM.York.

Our business IS the same a. an Incorporated Bank.
Deposit accounts can be opened with us in either
currency or coin, subject to check without notice
Interest allowed upon all daily balances at current
market rates.
We draw Bills of Exchange, make telegraphic
transfers of money and issue credits available in all
parts of Europe.
We issue Certificates Of Deposit payable on do
mand or at fixed date, bearing interest and ayaila
BILE at all leading points.
We are at all times prepared to make advances on
approved colaterals; execute orders for the Dur.
chase or sale of Gold, Government, State and City
Bonds, and other irst-class securities.
The negotiation, in this country and Europe, Of
Railroad and other Corporate Loans receive special
attention. We make collections of Notes, Drafts,
Coupons and Dividends with promptness Oh ell
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NHARON SPRINGS.-AIl rail from Albany-
- Panger leaving se.fort by DAY BOAT PEOPLES LINN
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hagage CHECKED direct % SHARON via ALBANY AND srsoUR
HANNA RAILROAD and avoid the tedious by ot,
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connection with Peoples Lane ngt
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arrives Albany m sunday. MAYO. Ges TeAs, As.at
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The foreign exchange market is strong, and bankers
are disposed to draw. Sight bills, it will be observed
are held at llO 1t is unnecessary to say that the
rent rates admit OF the shipment Of dOubleeagles at
profit We quote:
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Gearbtrs.
Hlusifal Jnstrnments.

A GREAT OFFER.
n HORACE WATERS, 4S1 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
v dispose Hundred PIANOS hEL0DBOHs and okGAEs Of
feAs extremely low for cash during this month
f8 monthly until Let and
rsnt money applied purchases New Ckeksnng for Rsai
honthly indictments received for
IF You want a good PIANO, cheap, call at
MERRRLLs wsreroo No. Union Sold insalpents
TeBted customers sed large stock best mste Look before
selecting elsewhere
DIAN0S.-50 secondhand Pianos of various
nster, comprising Squares Updghts and 0rands thorough
onBer for SALE at low prices by CHICKRRISG SONS,
No Pourteenh-sL, between Broadway and Pthsve
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nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
ERN RAILROAD.
=. nIYIsION.

NORRIS AND ESSEX DIVISIUN
Depo New York Barcay and foot OF
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS, commencing MON Apnl H. isv
EXPRESS MAIL TRAIN connecting at Dsnylls vito BOOB
Branch, Dover with Chester Branch waterloo Th sq,sei
Newton Arlington with the d., L., ana '"
for Water Gap srousbu Scranton Bend Bnghamton syrs
euse all points Lctswsnns aud Bloomsbury
and delaware and Hudson r Rds
ll:40 LEHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stop, at newark motifs
Washington, Phpsbag and b.ston con
Phlshurg Bel. Del for Benlee Se ana a.
with l. r. for Behhem Allentown hanch Cnunf ana
Giop m SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester r.
Waterloo r. Washington with D. L. and
W. 4 r Water Gap srouisbug, and Scranton =. ,,,
andsu ms Railroads . $1,000 ,,o
$50 m.
1890 42o and 500 p. - $1,000. - "a o.no ,ooo -,
so n loo 400 $40 40 $50 $780, $780, $40 300 and IL 3"
", NEWARK .6:0 7:oo 800 $50 900 1000, 1890 Hoo
II 20 and ii:to n .:6o 70 .2:3 $3.50 $40 $50 4lo 40
sis0 $40 $50 $500 6:fo $40 '1S $500 and l:+s m
Trains marked stop East Newark.
POI BLOOMFIELD and hOETCLAIR ut $50 Ard ll;U m, AND
ANS. and7:l n
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SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
Connnens MONDAY, NAY 90 1870, from nd Grand ,
eniaa II o. "
m, Nail and Accommodation TO Patehogus.
10 a. N. Babylon Aeeomm odaAon, and all stagious
II Roskavsy Excursion This train viii be pot %
aS KIprsss for Psehogue eonasetng With r Bss
Fire Place, and South Have = -
t:J .. H. Accommodation for Pstehofue
$50 p. n, Accom- odaton for Isl D nd all stsious
Go Accommodation for Assh and all stsios on Baardsy
through 10 BsbyioaL
Ca sad ,;s kpress with boat Babylon for
Fire island 49, '
All ns connect Valley Stream for Reeks except $50 n
from New iort and the q N from IsIp -
The erected banr Roeisvsy Rs..h a.,
rsreshments and the nvsnsnee Of sIeursioaisu
Tickets 10 and from the Beach, One Dollar.
For further particulars, see lsrgs Tine Tables
DOUGLks
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6teamboais and RAILROADS.
DEOPLE" LINE STEAMBOATS,

IDEOPDE' LINE SIEAMBOA1S
The steamers DREW and ST. JOHN to leave their pier
ss ,..,. uS ss 2, y Albany S lie several
sN e. S 1 Es nd . s ~ Rc %
AID No COs.t Bsootn h' The only ''sno1' 1Is %u
med BY ntmans The change Of the locality Of
SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
BS sS;T ,et;, !Ss t .ss as.s.
point. :, The ssx ., and 'sAssh steamers
- CITY OF s g,Ty or i.wpKycr
CITY ., ssSIrt Or zysOsp;S on
per Pa o. sos cs Of c.s nd %.
New London and Norwich there connecting Win BIprs', ss
,s s ND ' So S' a.a q. ssd Es s
20, t5roash asEs and ''s' for freight 'pPY sHS Ss
'i %sv -Y Oct 10, 1862 -..
Tor NEW-HAYEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
H 1 I'd :s% t.s. have s: nasT New
HARTFORD DIRECT.-State of New-York
City Of Hartford ls.v. daily = n for harors
isa:ss * H. s for v Sai:sE es1H:i
NEWARK and NETWORK BOAT.-Steamer
~ TnOs WAY leave. foot Breay't 1922 m and sS n
foot Centet, Eevsrk 7;l5 and i;0 m stopping
nor NORWALK and DANBURY. Railroad
time g I,ors fare tie ss 1ssS .nsco
Sa. nd Thirty :sloss RsosHs ,y.: s9I..i
f.r T. IS een to- Excursion aei., 81 IS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD cos
Trrd LINZ for he WEST y Gssps s
A4R s RALsoaD River e; t5 w Fl! fsoP Patr
Dispatch Passenger take the New Jersey and and route from
o cou,adt P,sg. ,og. WEST q tf ss w .aSs
% opportunity TICKETS COOP g pfr WIZ o... Agent.
CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-yERSEY.
and Freight Depot In New York foo. OF Lbeys
somery With South Branch Railroad Hampton Junction
the Delaware Lacawsnn, and Western Railroad a, Phhpburs
VIII q. Lhs and su,qqh.nn, Railroad. and At ga,ieu with hs 10
bub and the West without change OF also to Central Pennii
''A' ' " ALLENTOWN LINE TO THE WEST.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT,
Commencing June ! ls7o-Lss's New York ~ follows;
eam-For Piemington gas.ou Bethlehem Chuni Williams
port Wiesbsrs Psou, hshanoy City Tunihsnnock TouAnds,
nm-For Hsmngton Bsston Allentown x,uh Chuaei wlf.s
barre Reading Columbia, Lancaster Ephrasa Ltd P'se HATS
ID r--For R.son, Allentown, and MAaeh Chunk
SOP n~Pcr Rssou AIeutown Mach Chunsi and BsviSsr
40 ,. u-Por somsryils and Flsnngtos
Sis !. m-Yor somerille.
6p. n-ROr Eastou
1p m.-Por somervils
sp m-IEmsrsnt)-For E,o, and the West
IA, -l p Pi,Ins1 on Wednesday, AMI Saturdays only
T.ps leave for Elizabeth 500 $780, $3.50 1;l0, I:ts s;D s'oo
$50 10: 10 Il:so m-la Loo 2Oo 2:l5, 3;l5 800 400 d;
4s 5:l5 $500 sos 800, $50, 1:o0 7to SO S'1O' WV 'S'
n;oP.m vop ruR wpsr
yrPREs, daily ercept sundsy for Eon, Allen
and West Connects at Harrisburg Tor bne ana me
oil Regonl somee for PlemLgton Conneeu June
tOn for stroad.burs Water Gap Scranton BRgnsmoa &C.
nm-CScssArI ExPRKss daily for Baston Behehem, acn'
town Resng Harrisburg Pittsburgh Chicago and Cincinnati Steep
ing Pittsburgh and Chicago Soneeu 'uneA0n
With Delaware and Western Railroad for Scranton
slsepnga through from jersey City to Pleersn WeI u
, ef If 70, ,Ss sI an e Iberyt u
Nos asa 77 SAG Broadway at No 10
Ia p p.tnv,r Gen Pas All.
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FOR LIVERPOOL,
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CARRYING THE u & MAILS.
THE LIVERPOOL AND GREAT WESTERN STEAM COMPANY
viii dp,teh one Of their power steamships
IRON PIER NO. 40 n L., EVERY WEDNESDAY
a. follows:
NEVADA Capt GRrns.............Julyl u. s.Hopn
COLORADO Capt FHERxAs.........July 20, h+Npm
WISCONSIN, Capt wILnAxs...... July II. at 100 p m
MANHATTAN Capt PoRsYrH. ..... August J, at 1880 n
MINNESOTA, Capt wHHEEAr......Augu't TO- 'st;"Pm
IDAHO Capt PHicn August II, At lOOoA
Cabin passage, eco, gold.
s.rage passage (onee No. 70 Broadway 60 eurrenes
WILLIAMS GUIos No. 6, w,nst
nor LIVERPOOL and QUEENSTOWN
1% oP RSt 4 s n ~. i a Ts ssRSI
CITY CITY OF OF BRGssRLs sATTR6AK
SfTI xsTWESR ,i;.1 TSE,DI TSSS. S:S Pie,
And each eceens SATURDAY and alternate ron f'
w. - 'O'H A'''' RATES OF PASSAGE.
FIRST ' t1fS tsn sGi Berth s =
To Paris ................ 20 To Pari............. %
p.. TS m., s,c forwarded to H. Hamburg Bremen :
Telet can be bought here moderate by persons wishing to
For further Sss sP b 4 &1 H. OBS lo.ar.x
n "A 1 i STEAM TO IIyERRooL AND QUEENSTOWN,
HOLLAND Thomas SATURDAY., July g. a.s.n
E ERS July ..a
ITALY, Grace. SATURDAY Augn,t g a. VI
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NETWORK AND NEW-HAYEN RAIL
ROAD

NEW 1ORk AND NEW -ilAtLN NALL
~ SUMNER ARRAsesMBsr,
Passenger Ne. YOrt q Twenty sv',th'. And
F''r Triiss s' LEAVE g sbS7osS
For New H.yen and Bridgeport (Er) ll0 nj i1' (RIl
~ ~ sti.sa RI Southport and w..por TOO @
is 80 s ,,;sn BIS Gl, 800
Ror STANDARD, slEII li:D Is:Is OIL i;ls EIl
- q s edo s ...ss AIS 30,
50 s.. az Nj ran i.is leave, NvYorl n for
Ho''' Wa both SprnccSo,sss Ecri INC o" TRAINS
FOR Boston v. sPrBgssh, a m and 9 p n
For a.I.iori and Spross. s Els IA. m to Hartford
Newport R. L, l';Isp CEr) connecting
For River R.ioad m, IBIS p. Montreal,
FOR Hartford Prords,e. F.atn Railroad, as D.
Es.H,T.. and Eor.A.mpsn Railroad, 800 ,.
Yor Hous..oaie Railroad . and ,p m.
s: s:';:s.; ''''
conSos. s.siaS csi .Isd 70 p N tram and o t. Sun
~. M Z. .A Line sfi" h S5 to ID:
NEW- JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
IN CoRTLAsDT sTFs. WEST PHILADELPHIA 1880 ,ad $3.50
H. ' 70, Al 9 s a4sRss <, Can: :ss
spt E Th hsS SO pfTsfs $50 n So ~ r k ~ Es
via n. nd rS s1 rom s,t P.s a..
ssS fs:ssFS c.sa::a II
Louisville Fl Louis and Chicago, without change Tickets
f fs .se P' 90 I'D
Train Pburvh Chicago Columbus, Cneinns. ISi.nsp,
oil, Is.ys and 81 Lo.; shOs. chang The $3.50 also
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driving the enemy rom her sc'L That done she
would attend 20 her own domestic politics.
NAroLRos ANXIOUS voR ars PERSONAL SAFETY.
The Echo OF Brussels doubts the story OF Naps.
leons completely In any conspiracy. He IN too eager
10 his personal safety TO return TO France.
THE LosDoS TINES PKIGHrRSED AT THE SITUATION.
The Times has another leader this morning de-
precating the protraction OF the by Prussia AZ
unreasonable aud unwise. II says the prospect or
the Prussians with the winter before them Is not
cheeriui. Even harassing attacks OF new ievies
may be despised, the dr1culty or the emergency IT
ADDS, cannot certainly be solved even by the
capture OF Paris Why did not the s'Thunderer'
talk in this strain when ne might be OF use to stop
this dreadful war; Simply because the upper class
are becoming thoroughly frightened at the prospect
OF a European CONFUSION. the opinion is fast going
round thar the French beaten ike the North In the
commencement OF the war for secession, viii end by
whipping out the invaders ana repaying the indirer.
ence OF England to her misIortunes.
FLEuRY WIN NAPOLEON
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