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, 1870-03-06

gentleman regarded tne members Of biz putJ
~ III q foom, WAo woasd he1HTe aailnuA :" 10 A"
MD even ass'nss tnst or nt % 1sa5s m o.
h Rtie1rt1g 10 ,ne feuatts Of u. Bauer. 5e.tst:
fst;cal nen Of ttc nspunican pasty 1no Hcsn
1snt Of congress to ae:Ee By TO .aroas eaI asas
ine lie, liberty. and property Of u etu1eoa net
tah eas tAe INT tins thu idea had been bodV
asoEed tn kns uo1te. and It required bold mn :,
l;tc the gentlen m from AAlsacnQ, etls to e1oM u
It xas Ebs particularly becauss the Republican
Earty Hansod to uslntaln power 10 otgIA tnas Wy
me principle essabiahed that Conerr.s hts ~
thnstJ 70 seize any sse no mater
Ta tnat does annas 1na; of IL oaa
Guzsrs, place military compatdef over nat'
iu1n her oct Of the un'on. disnln nes hepfe3en.
sen ~ sd%t ,1c Wano foo1
Tho lesd Of TIC gentleman lton Ms.s4sousest:. for
It alvaJs folio Cd The lead OF IT. boldess MAD,
Massachnsetts would become tue leader Of tos
no1e radical element Of the republican party.
Af+ Sl1LAck- He Il Artfdy.
be Il LOT nov. Will the Acnre stand bF tn4 bill
znd sanction 'hA usurpttot1 The next stec Till DO
70 tn,n % oa anq Tnsa on
os1ox oua to the dominant ma]ort Q! the House.
and civil liberty On th1s continent VII be II m
4fd-
Speeches sgatres The b!n were 1lso made bJ
Messrk BIRD md KERR Nj. Kerr dec!tsed
the bill 10 Ia the pioneer In M Infamous s1s'eu
o. Congressional Regulation, tho initial movement
IN lew career OF aER1elatve, unconsututiopat,
and warranted legislation. Therefore he de-:
stred to tnter bis protest against 1t. ard TO call
the attention Of the country TO the novel nod ex-
uaG1d EFT character Of the proportion II Con.
Rrcls could prolorR the tenure Of ONCE OF soe
Goyeluor atd Legislature at Georgia, a. ptopesed,
+ Gould aiso with the sae logic, ceclAte that tho
Forty Grst CoDgress should continue unsu tho Akn
Q! March, 1850.
ApIQUKfNEfT.
4. tic closc Of hi. Ketra remarks, the Hoase
adjourned
, 1870-03-06
WINNIPEG

Result OF Hou1&on and Schultz,& Ex.
petition Against Fort Garry-Sum.
mary Measures OF Rtc11-Thc SIT
unston.
St. PACL, March b.-Tae neE1 te.esrspned =
few days since, that Major Doulton and Dr.
Schultz were marching ppon Fcrs Garry, Is cow
u asoa1 1adaa; Tney
proceeded 70 within about seyea mlles Of tue fort,
ihen occnpleA church and stone lcnool
nSss 'iso'ne :na taFsa
sDs sae % Tae x seo.ee @esaen" s1a Eusssa iEn%
did rot rally to their support a. Vas expected,
Ard tncy soon fell back 10 The old stone losi.
Willard Candy, who had previously been released
On parole. TneJ tired HIN before drum. hexd
court martial. and laos him the t4me day. Mator
nonlton eecaue discouraged. and. Win tifsy.seTen
Prairie, bot Val Intercepted By R!eNI mounted
men, and captured, with biz whole rosca. LIZ wss
couft-narttAled and sentenced 10 Be gcos pa thn
7Ist o. FsbraarJ. hielI sent one hundred mount
with ordefs 70 bring him, ia dead Of Al1a He
RALLIED ouL and when last heard Of Ka4 p3shino
toward Ka1oy Lake Hu command was dtecoy.
eIed and captured. Mm: Dease snd hla pastlaana
allegiance. The Tore Of Rieu noF n1mder1 co.,
acd they hare hcEu entirely tr!unDhant Tne
shooting OF . "katuck" Spy, in addition to Gan.
az and Bonlfon, II reported.
mary execution of Daolton and Gdany nas p1o.
onced intente excitement ID the TerI!t ,ry and Il
wldenicK the breach between Canada ard hen
hea hEer anpJseta psyona he possibility Of an
ST. PACI- Minn.. March n-Ne u from For
921rJ 10 the e2d haB reached u. Cloud II s4ya
toas exaggerated reports Of passing eTeuts haTe
BEEN Rens forward, and the stAteue. i .nat Matoi
poul'ons LIFE Il in danger Is un1ruo ua itfe Ia;
no. been Threatened, and he IL guaIa3ietd stronp
protection agalcss any vio:erce-
, 1870-03-06
DRESH GOODS.
ROSS 6 Q0yIIdI
Are receiving and OPEN
ing daily, the
new SPRING STYLES"
In all classes of
DRESS GOODS

Including Fr. Poplins,
Irish PopIins, vetours,
Chene Poplin6, Gre
tones" Serges, Fl.
Prints, Percafes, cling
hams, Striped Seer.
suckers, &C. Justin, an
Auction Lot of extra
quality Striped Silks, at
one Dollar and Ten
Shiflings a yard.
We offer great induce.
ments to buyers of Black
silks. Black Gro.
Grains at $l.25. Very
superior qualities from
$3.50 upward. We are
selling these Goods for
currency at their GOLD
VALUE. We also offer
Great Bargains in
Housekeeping Goods,
Table Linens, Napkins,
Doyle ToWeltin gs,
Sheetings, Pillow LIN.
ems, Irish Linens, &C..
all bought since the re.
cent great decline in
gold, and are offered al
correspondinglyl Low
prices.
Just received, a large
invoice Of ourcelebratec
makes of the" Roullion'
or Harris Seamless
"Jugta"Kid Gloves. VIZ
can now supply our Gus
toners with every size
and shade, at
1O6 and los STATE,
Sc & SO WESTINGHOUSE
, 1870-03-06
FOREIGN.
MontpenBicr Enthusiastically
Received in Madrid
Search for The Missing Steamer Clty
Of Boston.
French Monopoly in Ocean Gables
Abolished:
FOREIGN.


Tux CIT Or rosfoH.
InxpoN. March a-Tha Managers OF the lumAn
Stan ship Limo hare sent cut G1eas taanJ RS
sels in search Of the Cn5 Of Boston. Heavy eAss
crIy Rnles hAye prevailed AROUND me coaau re-
oent11. AID IT Il reported that lo -ltta than fFe
hur d,ed yess+la ars OF Ireland. unable 10 make
the Epxuth poIta. The otacers Of the Channel
Squadron, Just on the point Of leaving Labon tor
FsyD. bare bean lnal1ac:ed TO Keep bhatp look
ont for The 8uIas1uR steamer. ThaTa have bean no
further ausances IN psenlums at the Under
wftters.
The Saturday Reeitu SAYS the impression Of
laWlesaQea1 In Ireland should pEecede any 1tgig-
1Atior.
An able communication Oh the Iriah quesuon
atpea1s 10 tho 7imes sc.day oocupJln9 nearly I
page. The writer Al nj Ies and tusti1es tho H1an
Land bill u LobIe ard comprehensive measure;
points cut the defects OF tho BILL, and ahoH6 that
taeY m1Y be eaxly renedied.
1uR TOBY LKApER.
The Spectator 11dlcnlea the cnotce Of tho Duke Of
Richmond II the leader Of she Tories IN the
Honae Of Lu1ds.
rW nAR1Ix CANAL
The T3m<s reY1ewa and di&eouragoa The attempts
to build anlp canal across tho 1atnEu1 Of Da11en,
Ax1RlCAN AGaRABD1zxxzxL
LoFpoK, March t--The P1A Mall Gazette saJ1
It ID unAblo to 8dmtre tho American policy OF seek
ing 10 appropriate al the odds aud ends Of tat1i
tory IN the market, regardless Of the character ol
tho people OF v11ue Of tho land.
TUE IKIBH LAID Hul.
Gladstone, to day, received depusAtton Of 11ft
people On the subject Of tho Land bill now befor'
Parliament, and In Te8ponae to an eddfcn prem
tset every neceea1rJ modification in the desal4 o
the bill.
PRXCKpXET.
ATrepes OF the CITY OF Boston the 1ournals 70
| da3 cite the case Of tho Washington, which Wx
sut four weeks with broken ruddor tn 1865, bu
| cane Into port tsfely II la1t.
, 1870-03-06
OHIO,
Annexation OF Territory to Clnclu,
natl Railroad Projects Specie
faymcntG.

Faymcntss
CINCINNATI, March h-The Board Of Cont,
CommlIalaneI8 grated pe.;ticn1 TO day for III
ANNEXATION to The city Of tho precincts ol
Lick Run aud Camp Washington. the tnrofpcra:tt
village Of Woodhurp, md the territory lTIu0 be-
tween the Ssvtnte .uth Ward ard Columbia, Tnt,
embraces the territory lying t:s. northeast And
Iion.
The Committees Of The Chamber Of Commerce
and Board 0. 4th6e, appointed 10 vtstk She pfo,
poted route for the RccEpoIt / Northern Rail,
roao, In 1ndAnt, ,tuonttted lergthJ report to-d8J
strongly Recommending Cincinnati to aid IN build.
ipR the road. Tho road u 70 leave tne Ohio i
Miselsslppl In the vicinity OF Loocoottcrnnuin1 to
hoc1poss, On the Ohio Rlter, sixty mites, Win an
!nfenuoa Of connecting with the Greensboro j
Aoaelltile To2d. now butdlcg ., TO Nashville Thu
ietott CLAIM thai TO Ch A.lAnpoyA b. thia r,i1ta
VII &c uut GfIJ-uTo niles aQI1ner Ih4u ia f5uiY,
f!le. ana but thirty -four miles farther 10 Mem.
phit 1t recommends The Frea1deat and Director,
% CA! m eaF1y meeting, IN C.nct1nAt,. Of TIL
friends Of the foAd.
1u1orna.ton tn Taah,ne.oa indicator that III,
Commithionet1 Of 1o1crn11 Revenue h11 6eferrc;
the payment Of thesnauufactu1ers' ta1 ax1rs
pork pacters putu The 1st Of Jnne re1t.
a plumber OF retail dlJ Rcods ant o.ner dealer,
be2nn paying s1lTer IN charge to dAF, ant
probably many more will follow Monday. Broken
tave sold al thtlr GtlTet ro-daY, SenetaIly to be
u,cd for this purpose
r. P. 20, Of lane Il Bodily vas elected Pre,I
dent OF the Beard OF Trade to-day. ThoQg.
LaIe hsd no opposition tnefr ~ere tTu ucxeta It
The he'd fer the femtinder Of tho olncea
The regular ticket VII elected throughout
, 1870-03-06

Result OF HouI&on and EchuItx,& Ex.
petition Against Fort GRrrY-Suu. .
mafE measures OF Rtc11-Thc Sat-
, 1870-03-06

Bos7uS. March "A large wooden butldIcg
corner SuEne1 street and Peorle'A Ferry ayraue
Co, ard occupied by J. Q. 4. Clifton lnnbei
dealer; !MbeH Low, nkH9; Acd J. Il. Dahl, oavk
s'chttect, wAs Destroyed bY n1e LAST rlRnt Tota
loer. tto, ,to0; partly insured
DifGnlx1ok, II. +, March t-The rea. bald
Ing VI tho New York Sta.e Inehetase As3t1m ~,
nstned 1ast night TIE main: outdtrE was unin'
5altd Lo4e. IT., ,0c1; insured for &3aQ0a
lH1t4nAFntA. March h-Threa 1EeA occurred
efaily thi1 morning. The noss serious EAS IN
t sl9"nb iron building. corner of Fifth and Cheat
nQt adftets. Gadlrx i Son loea tlE 90: insured
~ x!Suoa 5Aoeb kuiI j Peni8toQf wins YA1ltl
~.fe Gso scnaterk
,NaH4AK \: j.. March s-Tne !olses By afe last
The cse Ssuna:ta t3loooco parsIy fts7red
1ns',s,,nn sunn AeDaca.d, and Raaalu, s T1n j ca,
Tna ~ atst oFer t5ot0a ma insored To- sQa Qop
Iva oea street Depot &ad Wa1d Haspi.I Eere
, 1870-03-06

LASl11.k, Ill, March 6.-Tne steamer jos F1em-
hg, which left this port lass eSenng for tho pur.
poae OF forcing paAzage through the Ice gorge
het%een Perm and tiennepln, broke \ bucket 1t
peiu. and was obllgef 10 des!et Tho steamer
storm, which VIZ expected 70 a1f1ve from PtoIla
list evening, has not arrived Jet. The leo gorge
p1prea more formidable than Vas anticipated, and
u1le4a q wind tetA Ia from the e4Sf, several daIa
rsy elspse before It can be passed.
, 1870-03-06
Belgium

POSTAL T1IAfY KAf1YI1p.
HRcesE1s, March h-Tne nav po4tN treaty be-
tween Belgium and tho United States, which r..
duces ocean postaze to one half the prelent rA1es
n1s been Fauned BY the former government.
, 1870-03-06

meIacQ~

THx RAIT1C orEN 70 NAVIGATION.
SEKr11H, March b,-Tne ice IN the Baltic h
broken up, s1d navigation will soon pe resumed.
, 1870-03-06

ANNEXATION koTKIKET.
eAx7A Fl, Nex Mexico, March 3-A gentleman
1ass from Chihuahua repo1ts great excitement IN
that and bordering States, and atrong feeling
iavo1 Of the otet,hrnw Of Joarex. MAoJ oi tho
best ctuzens fayos annexation TO the United
GIafAR
, 1870-03-06

EHOREY-At Ooslnth. Miss on the 18th Of Ftbru-
Ktfr of Colonel L. u. hh >rey.
ELne.ton Lynn; and P!oyidenee rspers rlease COPY.
+h ir1taLt 0! scarlet lever. 61rtnkton the JouoEet
child Of Paul and Helen q. Cornell, ASed Year,, 10
months, md dAyt. -
Mc6kRMpTT.: At Fertst!ine, \. r. M.,eh / 1e7u,
Mr.. MaIy k wifc Of Wu- Acpuf7zott
Funeral 1t Trinity Church. Chicago, Sunday, Aa1th
{. St =. IN.
, 1870-03-06
MARRIED.
-E--i-
DIED.

HAYRD -tHFID0N- -At the rr<sdence Of the
brt1e's other ~ Atchik.u Axrth hv the Rcv.
c. II. Faxlez. EdKx1d L. Byrd aud Ida H. 6hcldou,
b. tn Of Chicago,
, 1870-03-06

temperance mosemensar rJr..,n
Illinois.
IL, LfcoLH. u, March h-Tae Temperance man,
te11 alts1noo9. n.ss pas d tss osia sssaan;
tTsmPe.s1ee TaHIe ueses tndependent Of pszty tles'
c.iy AHoIne', y. . Joocs; Xs.sasi, Em. ia :!
Atd: Street ConutsstoneT, jAmtS Yste,. ~ 1st.
TTIes.uref, J. l. Bowman; supes1l.or8, DAN, s ~
, 1870-03-06

Health or seaator Gxfme4, !
c:N n1N foAk, Aarch "a ls.tes frotn senator
Ss,Ifs nTIes 1sss4 NApisa FsbrpAr3 II, say1 biz
- u Nsaoe9o ros Qooo, IL tuptowl1G aud t11k
~ - 00ea oetssf tAan tAkt lnnnas. -.
, 1870-03-06

Injuries from tho Explosion OF "a
| Shell.
p.1,f1; ma1SSs1nx nSs \: e; haeca "a tht.y-oo7nd
nais ba'le7. dry, d&naero1tiy tujQrtnr mr.
| peR.oss el9aGed n the betak1g Of eiti ~ Il
nteexpe ~. @ aaan the battle k1u4nda Ons nerro II
, 1870-03-06

spectc Payments ut Rnchestcr.
q, tseVasastR seea MICA a-Sevesal hos,oess houss
, 1870-03-06

1H8 K01VU8 TXEQkKHA
PABts, March h-An o1lcial note h21 been pub
l'shed denying the statement In the Aoniteur that
sce prt1one1s who were arrested during tue recent
troubles Will be compelled to remain in condne.
nent twenty d1J1 Without having an e1lmlnatlon.
TIE note says that II theae pr1souer1 Wefe duly
lhterroKated bur tney reluled 10 arBxer II 70 the
conspiracy, ard were therefore Imprisoned for
contunacy. Of oto persops arre4ted seyeury re.
lain IN co1tody all On Berious charges.
CABLE MONOPOLY ABoI11AKp.
PARIS, March h--Tno otncisl journal publishes
decree granting permlatlon Of the government
to III secord cahe from the shores ot Franco Ia
A]gielp This ia accepted al estAoltahlug the fact
that all monopoly In ocean cables u Ahollshcd.
, 1870-03-06

30o'ae{ Fatal Accident from Koro4
! e@A8.
BALTIMORE, March 6-Txo cet,eran a, .,.v'
= on u afon Ftre fasAly hurrtd at Wetners1 11ile
y. ~" p!osoo OF eoal Oh lamp In sha hatda o
N-e- AHA.A-G4s
, 1870-03-06
PLANNING MILL
TO RENT
WANTED,


4 position Il Manager OF 613esiatA ndens ot uaef-
AEtile manufacturing bustnfss. Have hs o1E CT
pecoee and have the beat Of city
MANAGER,
T1i5rre Otice,
, 1870-03-06
AN ELEGANT NEW
TwoStory and Basement House,

At b11Eain. soptnk plir1te park. cosucr Hadson.
Az. and Fifty f1st It. Near HJdo Psrk s:a.ian, on
leased let - to rental stx 16 rer cent on
a1ed Faiuaon With the right to purehase aid .a1u
ation. portion Of the pufrhaBe money may be paid
II \ Ruhaeqnens data 1nqui1e Of
i Il DIIHuAX. 6tntast
, 1870-03-06
GENERAL NOTICES..
PROCLAMATION,

AAIoR's oH1yGL, CHICAGO March I, 1871.
Wbetea4 It has been represented TO that thcso
mad rabd dogs within tho city md that the public
health IA thereby tn danger:
Wherefore notice Is hereby given. thAt al dos1 run-
nne It rke IN the city Of Chicago on ana after March
& T. D. l6o. Without heas securely rnuxzsed with
uxxla fAssersd With Btronx lsAthe< s11p. or cha1.
viii be destroyed.
Ihs Board Of Police viii Giro such ordArs and diree-
lions 10 the police fofte i enfozee th psoetsm.-
taa. R. B. MASON, MIL.
, 1870-03-06

Spatus
NoKIFKNBIKt KNI1RS NlpKD.
MADElp, March h-Tho Duke OF Moutpe1sel
arrived 5esterdaT, and entered tho city amid the
drt 9 oi gum, 1tngtng OF bells and great enthut-
asm Of the people He will soon set.le heEt
definitely WITH his family.
, 1870-03-06

ToR 8IIEr1 MANLY TKW TLoREX ROE
: FTteAfr-+. {n4zFfet1 ee 4se. Aa&1sn Afss CAMP
BILL. care OAF7tef H :.
r.0R S1LE-SKWISG MAOH1HK5-oN MONTH";
Il II fa1tstxerts. paYahls IN wcxk u hsAfn. A1pls
1t III U3tArSt,. K<e@R-
, 1870-03-06

MiDH1D, March h-In the Cortes to-day prop
oalt!on Wa made for 4 yote OF dkplea1ure oe
cause tho Bnhop OF OsniA wa& brought TITO thu
Chamber In the custooy OF civil guards Ths
matter vas sum1nafuJ rejected bJ yoto Of Is:
inat
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-02

fore we have another so favorable.
The citizens of this section had bet
ter give one third of all the real es-
tate they own, in my opinion, than to
let the present opportunity slip, and
the balance be worth more money at
the end of three years if the Rail
Road is secured, than the whole of
it would be worth at the end of ten
years without Rail Road. But you
are not asked 70 give anything, but
to subscribe every dollar possible for
stock in the road and / believe it
will prove to be a good dividend
paying stock as an independent road,
without connection with any other
Rail Road at either end, and with
the proposed connections, l have not
doubt but it will be one of the best
dividend paying roads in the State,
besides the advantages that would
naturally follow the building of the
road to the section through which it
passes.
While speaking above of coal, ref
erence should have been made to the
quality of the coal in the Kanawha
Valley. / have not at hand at this
moment, the means of describing it
fully, but its general character is
said to be equal to that of any bittu-
minous coal in America, for any and
all purposes; someyeins said to be of
very superior quality, and the quanti-
ty almost Unlimited
] consider that Gallia county is
situated as il it was at the bottom of
large round basin, with its sides
lined with wealth, and that all that is
needed for the citizens of said Gallia
county to do, to avail themselves of
fair portion of it, is to be united
in this Rail Road movement Oil the
sides of the basin and you need
have no fears but you will reap rich
harvest. Again ! ask you to strike
while the iron is hot, or the advan-
tages that are now within your reach
may Ee diverted to other channels
and pass around you.
W. H. LANGLEY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-02
GALLIPoLIs. May 10, 1870.


Since writing the foregoing, 1 no
tice by the Cincinnati Commercial, OF
the 10th inst, that the citizens of
Highland county, and of some of the
counties adjoining it, had a Rail
Road meeting at Hillsborough on the
9Th, when they organized a new
Rail Road Company called the Gin
cinnati, Gallipolis and Pomeroy Rail
Road Company, and appear deter
mined to push their road through to
this point with all the energy posi-
Bile. This talk has the right ring to
it.
Southern Ohio has lying dorman
below the surface of the earth, mi
lions and millions of wealth, the d
velopment of which, with the
cultural products of the soil, VIZ
soon make it one of the richest
most 1ourishing sections of the CT
try, and to stimulate such deve
ment we need cheap transports
facilities, and he who aids in
ting these facilities not only Der
himself but he has the proud
noble satisfaction of knowing
he is also enefiting his neigl
and the whole country. 1t is
that he who can produce by hi
ergy and skill two grains of
where but one was produced before,
is a public benefactor So, he that
creates or furnishes transportation
facilities for moving freight from
points of production, or from points
where it is lying dormant for want of
cheap transportation, to points of con-
sumption at probably one-tenth, one
eighth, or one fourth the present
cost of transportation, is a much
greater benefactor of mankind and
is adding greatly to the available
wealth of the country. And while
the building of Rail Roads may for
the moment appear burthensome,
after once completed they will soon
begin to Tighten the burthen and pay
back the outlay in the general in
crease in the value of property, in
the facilities they furnish for reach,
ing distant markets with produce,
in the cheapening freights, in time
saved in freighting and travelling, and
in the general development of all
the resources of the country, which
is sure to follow a decline in the cost
of transportation, and shortening the
time required to reach markets.
W. H. LANGLEY.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-02

R A "loafer's corner" in Cleve-
land, has been effectually cleared by
pasting over it a huge placard an
nouncing want of ga hundred dead
beats to hang around" There is one
corner, in this city, where such a no.
tice could be posted to advantage If it
would work the reform it did in Cleve-
land:
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-02
Adn,inistrators Sale.

m pursuance OF an order Of the Probate Court
OF Galli2 county, In the state OF Ohio, I will
oner for sale at public auction, the twentydfth
DAY OF June, a d. 1870 at ten O'Clock forenoon, on
the premises the following described real estate,
situate In the county Of Galia and state OF Ohio,
Twenty acres in the northwest corner of frac-
ton NO thirty CO., in section No fourteen "a }
OF township No. three (S,) range No. fifteen Q5.)
IN tne ONO Company's purchase. beginning at
the northwest corner of the said fraction at
stake from which an ash tree ten inches in diam
eter bears north 90 degrees east 10 links a sugar
tree nve inches in diameter bears south 50 de-
grees east II links; thence west SO degrees east
on the traction line II chains and fifteen links 10
rock near branch, bush inches in diameter
bears south 20 degrees II links, a dogwood
inches in diameter bears south l2 degrees west
25 links; thence south IL chains and fifteen links
to stake from which q black oak inches in di-
ameter bears north y degrees west is links \
white oak inches IN diameter bears south 81 de-
greeS east s links; thence west II chains and Is
links to section line. beech 10 inches in diane
ter bears north degrees east links. dogwood
inches in diameter bears north IS degrees east
80 Inks thence north section line to the place
OF beginning. Said tract containing twenty
acres, more or less.
Terms of sale-One- third In hand, one third
IN one year, and one-third in two years from
the day of sale, with interest, and secured by
mortgage on the premises sold.
Said sale will be for not less than two thirds Of
the appraised value. JOHN HENRY, Admir-
of the Estate of James &. Dawson, deceased.
May &c, 1S70.-4w.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-02
For the Gallipolis journal.
The RaiIroad-Faets and Sug.
gestions for the People.
GALLIPoLIs, April 1870.


Geographically considered, the har-
bors of Norfolk, Virginia, or Hamp-
ton Roads, and New York. occupy
the most important and commanding
positions on the Atlantic coast of the
United States. They are more con-
venient to the<ocean than Baltimore
Philadelphia and Boston, because
they are not so far distant from tne
sea. And if l mistake not, the short.
est Rail Road route from Cincinnatl
to New York is about 800 miles
From Cincinnati to Norfolk, by way
of the Chesapeake and o. R. r.
route, through Virginia, is about 66S
miles. In favor of the Virginia
route 1872 miles, with grades much
less than on any through Raiload
north of this. The heaviest grade
going east being but 294 feet to the
mile, and the heaviest grade leading
west being but go feet per mile, and
but a few miles of the entire distance
from the Ohio River to Norfolk, that
the grade is thus heavy, while l be-
lieve there is no other through route
from Cincinnati to the Atlantic sea-
board but has grades of over 100 feet
to the mile. This great difference
in grade alone, gives this route q
very great advantage over competing
routes.
Then the Norfolk harhor pres ents
great advantages, being large enough
to accommodate shipping to af
ford transportation for all the sur
plus products and merchandise of
the west and northwest, for ages to
come, and it is the most central and
point on the entire At
lantic coast for distributing the same,
north and south along the seaboard,
and for sending the same to foreign
markets. Then its depth of water
and nearness to the sea is further
great advantage over harbors further
north.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-06-02
Thirty-Five Years Progress.

Thirty-fve years ago, the whole tax
in this, Lawrence county, amounted tc
$40. Now it is S125,OOO.-Eontos
Register
Thirty-fve years ago Andrew Jack
son was President, and the country
was under Democratic rule. Now U.
s. Grant, national banks, railroads and
Radicalism are controlling affairs. Then
our indirect taxes were trifing; now
they are enormous, and when added To
the above make the comparison still
more odious. Portsmouth Times
Thirty-fve years ago the Democ-
racy, "by the Eternal would have
hung every person as high as Haman,
who would have moved in favor of re-
bellion; but change came, and ten
years ago almost the entire party took
up arms of rebellion, and the "enor
nous" taxes are the result of that at
tempt to destroy the government.
Now, who are res ponsible for those
enormous taxes-the men who at
tempted to destroy the government, or
hose who fought to save it? One
might as well say that the virtuous,
honest citizen is responsible for the
axes made necessary for the punish
nent of crimes--in the holding of
courts, building of jails, penitentiaries,
Ec.--as to say that the loyal people of
his country are responsible for our
present debt, and the taxes it forces
lpon us. We think, with the Times
'ditor, that comparisons are odious.