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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-07-21

WANTED AGENTS-To sell the OC-
w TAGOS SEWING MACHINE. 1t
is licensed, makes the Elastic Lock Stitch"
and is warranted for 5years. Price Sl5. All
or less are iafringements. Address OCT A
CON SEWING MACHINE co, st Louis,
Mo, Chicago, Ill Pittsburgh. Pa or Boston,
Mass. July Z. lS70.-3m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

A GENTS wANTED-(sIO PER DAY.
IN by the AMERICAN KNITTING MA
CHINE CO., Boston, Mass, or St Louis,
Mo. July 4, l970.-3m.
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OTHER MATTERS

George II. Northup and Ansel
Northup, administrators of the estate
of Henry C. Northup, deceased, filed
their first account.
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THE SECOND VOLUME OF
A.H.STEPHENS

Great History of the War is now ready
Agents wanted Send for circulars. with
terms and a full description of the work.
Address Zeigler It MeCurdy, Chicago. Ill,
or ST. Louis, Mo- or National Publishing
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
july. lS70.-4w.
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TIE BASIS OF CIVIL SoCIETY.-Essays fol
Young Men, on the honor and happiness oi
Marriage, and the evils and dangers of Ce-
libacy sanitary help for the attain.
ment of mans true position in life. Sent
free, in sealed envelopes. Address, HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. (April 81, l670-ly.
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To The Gallipolis Journal.

Mr.. EDITOR:
Dear S;r:-In order to push
ahead our railroad subscription, ]
propose to take eight shares addi-
tional, snd hold the proposition open
for two weeks Then, provided the
stock is not taken. l withdraw my
subscription entirely, being two
shares, and donate the 800 to build
fence around our city, so that we
can keep ont all improvements with
more safety.
Yours,
julius H. We'll.
Gnllir,1,l.r Lin 1OrA
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~ Green corn has made its ap-
pearance in our market.
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r9@ RUMSEY, ROADS d REED, the
Largest WHOLESALE DEALERS
in DRY GOODS and NOTIONS, Ports
mouth, Ohio, invite Merchants and Furnace
men to an examination of their extensive
Stock. They give special attention to
keeping the best Goods, and you will al
ways find their stock the largest and prices
the lowest One of their firm remains East
to give his entire time in watching the Mar
kets and in buying for them. solely; and hence
their stock is always fresh and always fret
supplied with the newest goods. They op-
crate largely, do business on the principle Of
the smallest profits, and practice the spirit of
liberal accommodation. Ian. %, '69.-ly.
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

THE subscriber desires to sell his farV,
l. situated in Springfield township, Gallia
County, Ohio, miles from Gallipolis, con-
tanning 80 acres, 60 acres under good eultiva-
ton, the balance timber. 1t has on it q cot
tage house OF rooms and all necessary out
buildings. Also. young orchard Of SO
trees. partly bearing; is well watered. &c.
For further pa tieulars enquire of the SUBJ
scriber on the premises.
WV. WATTS.
June 9, 1870.
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TTNHIs Is NO HUMBUG! %
with age, height, color of eyes and hair, you
will receive, by return mail, a correct picture
of your future husband or wife, with name
and date of marriage. Address W. FOX
P. o. Drawer No. 24, FultonVille, N. Y.
July Z, I970-4w.
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IMPROVE TIE MACHIVEy
CERTIFICATES.

GALLIPoLIs, O., March 25. 1861. W.
Perry, Sir--We consider, in fact we know
from actual experience. that the threshing
machine you sold our neighbor. MIR. Hay, is
the best machine that was ever in this section
OF country. Its advantages over all others
that we have seen consists in its doing its
work fast and clean with extremely light
draft. T. A. GUTHRIE,
TIA ROBERTS,
4 NESRIp
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Prompt. Honorable. Re
Hal hIA

A GENTS WANTED in every city, town
N and village for the largest and most
successful DOLLAR HOUSE in the country
ONLY ONE endorsed by the leading Papers
and Express Co 3 of the United States. Oul
goods give universal satisfaction, our premi
ums to Agents CANNOT BE ExcELLED, and oul
checks are free. Having two houses-BostoI
and Cbicago-our facilities are UNEQUALED
and our business exceeds in amount ell Other
concerns in this trade combined.
gE Send for Circulars and Free Club tc
sc. THOMPSON d CO.,
l36 Federal Street, Boston, or
I58 State Street, Chicago
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Road Tax.

NOTICE is hereby given that Road
lN Tax has been levied upon the taxable
property Of the following townships, by the
Trustees thereof, at the following rate per
eentum on each hundred dollars Of their
valuations. respectively, to- witt
IialliPolis township, tnot including CALI
polls City) Is cents on 800.
Springfield township, 3cents on each 800.
Raccoon township, Is eents on each 500.
Said tax may be discharged by labor on
the roads under the direction of the Super
visors of the several road districts in which
the same is charged.
]. II. EVANS, Aud'r.
Supervisors will give receipts for the Road
Tax paid in work, which receipts will be
taken at the County Treasurer's office in lieu
of said tax; otherwise the Road Tax will be
collected in money, with the other taxes, at
the December collection.
July IA, l870.-2w.
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N) HAT TO WEAR, AND How TO MAKE
w Ir.--EverY lady should send for a
copy. Contains just what every lady wants
to know Nine. Demorest's Semi Annual
Book of Instructions on, Dress and Dress
Making, for the Spring and Summer of 1870.
With full descriptions of Styles, Materials,
Trimmings, and every thing new and desirable
connected with Ladies' and Children's Dress.
Price IS cents. Mailed post free on receipt of
price. Address,
MME. DEMOREST, s3s Broadway. N. Y.
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G.GH A DAY-businesS entirely
new and honorable. Liberal in
ducements. Descriptive circulars free Ad-
dress J. G. RAND d CO, Biddeford, Me
July 7, l970.-3m.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
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eE Vol. AXII. begins July 2. Try it,
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Address
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RETAIL DEALERS

| RETAIL DEALERS
is specially requested. An
examination will convince
them OF the advantages in
assortment and price to be
gained at this establish
ment.
Ny facilities for the Man.
ufacture Of all kinds of Gus
tom Work are unsurpassed,
and orders will be executed
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the patronage of the public
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CaIIipOIis, Ohio.
JuIV z 1870
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at Gallipolis.
Ohio, July 10. 1870. If not called for
within thirty days will be sent to the Dead
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SATESMEN Wanted in payin1gy a u 1y busi; si;
Chestnut st PhiIa
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Letter Office:
Angel, Joseph Manning. EA
Burton, Charles Martin, Mary
Cooper, Jennie Madden, Richard
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Gill, VIM Peters. Henry
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King Joseph Robertson, GeoW
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u Persons calling for these letters will
please say Advertised"
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$685.

One Pound of Crampton's, Imperial
LSaSndry u soap will make tyely. o.E &1T29r1s T9rds
Ger for 81 and Try It.. CRAMPTON
BROTHERS, 81 Front ST., New York.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla,
roR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

WGTc lfulctluG, nave been r0rIIe0Ir
cured In such great numbers In almost every sec.
tior Of the country, that the public scarcely need
70 be informed Of It's virtues or uses.
scrofalous poison is one OF the most destuc.
i've enemies OF our race. Often, this unseen and
unfelt tenant Of the organism undermlnes the con-
sttution, and Invites the attack OF enfeeblnF or "a.
tal diseases, without exciting a suspicion Of lts
presence. Again, il seems to breed infection
throughout the body and then, on some faVorHhle
occasion, rapidly develop into one or other AZ IA
nideous forms, either on the surface or among ne
Slfals- In the latter, tubercles may be suddenlY
deposited In the lungs or heart or turaors formed
IN me lyer, or Il shows its presence by eruprons
on the SKIN, or foul ulcerations on some part OF
the Dody. Hence the occasional use OF bottle
of this Sarsd9atiIla is advisable, even when no
active symptoms Of disease appear. Persons az.
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the various UIcerOus affections Of the muscular
Syphilis or Tes,ereal and ATercsErfal Dfs-
eases are cured by it, though a long time is re-
CURED for subduing these obstinate maladies by
any meocine. But long-continued use Of this
medicine win cure the Complaint LeseorrAr1
or Whites, Uterine UIceratIons, and Fes.soIe
Diseases, are commonly soon relieved and ulti-
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effect Minute directions for each case are found
in eur Almanac, supplied gratis. Rbessnsafis1s
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as also Ltrer Complaints, Torpidify, Con0es-
tio9a or Inflammation Of the L1rer, and J6Hss-
dice, when arising, as they often do, from the
ranking poisons in the blood. This SARSA-
and yigor of the system. Those VINO are La3s-
guild and Lisfless, DespoRdent, SEsepLess,
and troubled with Nervous AoPrehenSt0as or
Fears, or any of the affections symptomatic of
Weakness. viii find immediate relief and con.
vincing evidence Of its restorative power upon
trial.
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Yours,

JULIUS II W Ell.
Gallipolis, July Is, 1870.
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WEDEIOCk.

Use nothing but Lyons Kathairon
the Hair. june %,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

NARROW ESCAPE FROM SERIOUS FIRE.
While our carrier, Albert Mills was going
passing the house of Mr. David Winter on
Fourth street. he observed the roof to have
taken fire from the kitchen sto,ep'pe. LAYING
and gave the alarm: and then climbing upon
the roof, dashed couple of buckets of warer
upon the flames and thus prevented serious
and destructive eohAlgration. This is the
a defective smoke escape. When ,oiN people
begin to be more careful in the adjustment of
their stovepipes
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

SoME WoRDs OF PRorEsr AND WARN
NE FROM FIRkAAN Following are
some words it'll .egard to n matter
which ev identity needs being forced upon
The attention IF such of our citizens as
are not mem hers Of the Fire Department
The anIbor Of this communication is an
active fireman and speaks the wishes
and sentiments of his a. sociates What
he complains of Should not be charge
able against ctr citizens ; and " hen our
little city is next visited by FIRE We trust
that his protF stations may be found to
have had the desired effect:
Nh. EDITOR: wish to call the attention
of the citizens Of Carson TO a little matter in
which all are interested. namely: their apa-
thy in case of fire in the town. II is true
they are taxed slightly for the support of the
Fire Department; but that is not the only
assistance hrenen need in case of fire.
They need assistance at the brakes, and must
have it. When the boys have pulled their
engine to fire upon a run, they out of
breath and unable to man their brakes to do
full service, and then they need assistance,
and must have it, or all their labor is Lust.
They are getting discouraged and talk of dis
banding. All they get for their la Dor more
than any other either is exemption from jury
duty, for which they pay heir monthly dues,
take care of the eng inc, hose, and engine
house, destroy their clothing expose their
health, and endanger life and limb. There is
certainly very little encouragement for them
to continue in service when the citizens con-
gregate around a fire, as in the case of the
FIRE at the Race Track, TO the number Of two
or three hundred. and none will, euea rhe's
requested, render assistance. 1t is not only
disgraceful in them, but cruel in he extreme.
Firemen are human and will tire, if not as
sisted must quit. Our town has suffered but
little of late, but we may have another
"SQuires and then who will do the work
II the companies disband. who will keep the
engines in order or man them if the citizens
will not even assist when all il in order for
thems There must be change, and that
soon, or all will regret it. We have two good
engines that have done a. good service as any
two on the coast. and they must be taken
care of. They cost a large amount of money T!
and il not taken care of will be useless. |
Who, then, can tell the consequences Echo
answers, who
AFRIExD OF TIE CITY AND \ FIlExAH. !
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CouRr.-Deputy
US Marshal Augustus Ash came down
from Virginia yesterday. called at the APPEAL
Office and informed US that II m. E. 6. Hill,
yer will begin a session Of the District Court
here on next Monday. This is good news.
Judge Hilyer cantemplates making Carson
his place of residence.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

WARRRNs. ATrENrroN.-An urgent and
significant notice appears in our columns this
morning for the me- e'ing Of the members Of
Warren Engine Company this evening.
Something more urgent than the regular
business will come up for consideration. See
notice.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

The READINGS b-f,r- the Adeiphi Club
last evening wtre GENEROUSLY attended.
They were mm-nc-d after considerable
delay, by Judge WhI'm.n, who reti,t d
King Rober, OF SicIty." Excellent
Mr.. Lyon read "B.rb4r. Frietchie )"
Very good. Judge WRIGHT Rad, much
too fast aud IN too low a tone, Joe Bad.
win $ 'flrst APPEARANCE at the Bar.
Theodore Hale did very well with Long
fellows "Launrhing of the Shy"
Geo. Tyrreli read Towusend's "Vnga
bonds with good eject. Judge Whit
mans Sergeant "BnLfuz' was much
spplauded. Mr.. E II. Thompson gave
us some selections from Hamlet. Pr tty
good for AL amaI-ur. Mr.. Lyon gave
Saxe's Petngogue IN very good style,
Whitman read Her Letter, and mace
il the best thing Of the evening. Theo
Hale wound ~ toe eatert.inmen, with
Orpbeus and Eurydic-. Altogether the
entertainment vas very credlIable to all
concerned
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

NorIcs TO SUBSCRIBERS TO TIE AP-
SBAL.-Billy Forster being absent from
the town his place as carrier Of the
APPsAL is now supplied by Albert Mills,
who will To-day. and hereafter until
further notice, make the weekly collec.
lions.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-05

CHrsTNuTs. Rosensnck has 4 large
lot Of fresh chestnuts. which he will sell at
IN unprecedentedly low price. See his adv.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
The IRON MouLneRs cosvss1Igs.

PHILADELPHIA, July 7, 1870.
In the Iron Moulders' Convention to-day james
Mcmahon, Of Brooklyn, was elected assistant secrc-
tary.
The report OF the President states that charters
have been granted to nine new unions. The losses
OF the New England unions have been very heavy;
but the President hopes for better things The intro
duction Of coolies among the Crlspins may awake
the moulders TO their danger and may teach them
lesson worth learning. In point OF numbers
the various unions have fallen or considerably.
In October, 1858, there were reported lis
unions, with q membership OF 1885, In January,
1850 there were ITO unions and 1903 members. In
January 1870. there were 1ol unions and 1882 mem
bers. ON July L. ITO unions reported membership
or 4, 500. The amount held by tho 104 unions was
1871 o. In business point OF view the past six
months have been unprecedented. With money
almost drug IN the market coal and iron much re.
duced In price, there has been complete stagnation
throughout the country, and this has cnaoied en-
some cases Ia fitv.per cent IN others.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08
BROOKLYN CITY.


Yesterday Judge Pratt rendered his promised do
clsion IN the matter as 10 che time which the newly
elected City Judges should take their seat, Judge
Nelson being IN doubt 20 whether it was the 1ss
OF July OF the ISL OK January. Judge Pratt decides
that they should assume TIER judicial duties at
once.
James Reardon, a New York garnin was tried In
Justice VOORHEES, court Williamsburg yesterday on
q charge OF tiIl-tappng, preferred by jacob nager.
cigar dealer doing business al Gresnpolnt. Tns
upon the boy while pursuing aim. aud tne Justlca
fined him thirty dollars on charge or cruelty pre-
ferfed by Mrs. Richardson, witnessed the oc-
cur ence. The boy's boiy bore the nlagas OF Caa
dogs teeth, one OF his arms being badly lacera ed.
lie was sent TO The county JAN for twenty days.
No further information has been obtained con.
corning the fate Of the boy, Joseph Mercer whose
clothing was found the banks OF the Missouri
river, near Portsmouth Iowa. Tue Chief OF Police
has ascerIained thai the missing boy went West
with Robert kellg, formerly connected with thu
Uaton establishment III MAY last. Their destna-
ton was Fremont, Neb., where Kelly owned some
pr0perty SHORTY after reacAlng that place Young
Mercer was given thirty dollars 10 defray his ex
trace has been had OF nm. Mrs. Mercer wno il a
sister OF Mr.. Kelly Informed Chief Campbell ye ter.
day mat sho received letter from her son dated
Omaha, June IL, IN which he begg d her to send him
money as his funds were exhausted. The letter
flQm the Justice at Pldttsmouth landing was len
DAYS later. The probability Is that he was drowned
while bathing IN the Missouri river.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-07-08

Conclusion of the Inauest-yerdict Aaainss
Eppinger.

t0uclusiou OIL the luQuest-Serdict Against
Eppinger.
The inquest on the body of Michael Reynolds who
was murdered at Union Hin, was concluded by Coro-
ner Crane yesterday. Owing 10 the fears thar row
would take place al Thomas lager beer house, and
as one OF the jurymen was unwell the Jurors re-
solved to proceed TO the house or Mr. Daniel
McGowan. about mile distant, IN West Boboxen
where the Investigation closed. Dr.. Chabert OF
Hoboken who made the post-mortem examination,
was placed on the witness stand. He testified to
having found the knife wound, about i've inches
deep, IN the abdominal region. No trace OF intox.
eating liquor was found In the stomach. though
there was there u quantity or undlgested food -
The Coroner then charged the fury, reviewing the
evidence and showing them one O the chains which
hpp'nger used to wear, remarklng that he had found
n In deceased's pocket. The people residing IN the
district aver that that chain was not the one worn
by Eppnger on the attn OF July, and the fact Il
was fourteen honrs from the time OF his death the
finding OF the chain Is extensively critized. rho
strangest phase OF II is that while Eppngers friends
on The night Of the murder were accusing Reynolds
OF having robbed hts murderer, ana while they
charged him with having the watch and chain, not
or them was able to ind either IN his pockets
until the Coroner arrived The cnain was of course
found there by the Coroner, but able dodger mad
preceded him and slipped II into his pocket When
the case was given IN the jury they retired
ana after a brief deberalion rendered .
verdict 'tha Michael REYNOLDS between the hours OF
nine and ten r. M. on the attn OF July, 1870, came
his death from stab wound inflicted by Hermann
Eppinger. In weehawken township"
The lict caused commotiop among the pris-
oner's friends, who were anxious To ace a clause la
the verdict justifying the assassination, but tho
jurors being Intelligent and unprejudiced would
do no such thing seeing that the murder had been
committed u considerable distance from where tho
was assaiIng him. and above all Knowing that an
innocent man was the victim. The prisoner was
then committed without tail the county jail Ia
appear before the Grand Jury at the next term Dis
trict Attorney Garetson was present yesterday aud
watched" the proceedings. There Is stll an cx-
cited feeling prevalent among the people on the hil
and the affair IL discussed with great warmth En-.
pnger seems TO regret his rash deed must have
been In perfect frenzy when he rushed upon Rev-
nolds, as he is apparently benevolent and respect
able man.