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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
E- John Wilkes was once aske

H John Wilkes was once asked
by Roman Catholic gentleman, in
warm dispute on religion:-"Where
was your church before Luther?"-
"Did you wash your face this morn
ing?" inquired the facetious clergy
man. 81 did SIR" "Then, pray,
where was your face before it was
Wasbed?"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

@ 81 feel" moaned dying cob.
bier, "that l wax weaker every day,
and that 1 am gradually approaching
my end; only few more stitches and
awl will be over. In heaven there is
rest for the sole; earth has no sorrow
that heaven cannot heel. Having said
awl he wished, he calmly breathed his
last.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

E Potter Palmer, the richest man
in Chicago. is in hard luck. Last week
he had baseball club named after
him, and now it is announced that he
is going to marry Chicago woman
Misfortunes never come single.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

@ "Who tempted Eve?' asked a
Sunday school teacher of a young
scholar. The little fellow, after few
moments thought, with an air of con-
idence, exclaimed: ats the gentle
man who lives in h-ll; I've forgotten
his name"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

@r Bonner has been offered s6orS
600 for Dexter by Fswcett, Of whom
Mr.. Bonner purchased him. Inc los-
ter also refused recent offer OF sou
600 for his mare Poeahontas.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

~A bachelor seeing the words
"Families supplied" over the door Of
a shop, stepped in and said he would
take wife and two children"
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
FLY TIME.

oh, the iyl the horrible fly,
Dabbing at nose, at mouth, and eye,
Over the ceiling, over the meat.
Over all that people eat,
Buzzing,
Tickling,
Crawling aboutl
Miserable insect, you get outl
Wading In paint on a lady's cheek.
Leaving behind tortuous streak.
Accused fiyl From the hell below
Never came pests that plaques us SO.
Dancing.
Nibbling,
Fresh from the sty,
The horrible sty, where the porkers lie.
Even the dogs with snarl and bound,
Snap at Ae insects that swarm around.
The air is blue with oaths that try
To drown the hum of the ojus hy.
When the weary pilgrim seeks repose,
There's hOrnpipe danced on the top OF his nose
There's vigorous oath, and slam and q slap.
And that's the end of the sleeper's nap
Singing,
Singing,
Why, oh, why
Were You created, pestilent iyS
Once was pious. but fell from grace
Played the knaye open and coppered the ace
Made of myself a terrible guy,
When the devil caught me out on the fiy.
How strange it is that women will try
To kill with cobalt this yillainouS fly;
How strange it seems when a million are slain
To find the multitude doubled again.
Whisking.
Frisking,
With clammy feet,
Hunting us out in quiet retreat
If at the fly like Toby we swear,
And the angel recorder enters it there,
Give us; then, the welcome doubt
That the tear of mercy will blot it out
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

H When married man becomes
eorned, it is perfectly proper for his
wife to pull his ears.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18

E Josh Billings says there are four
styles of mind:
1st, Them who knows it's so!
Cd, Them who knows it amt sol
Sd, Them who split the difference
and guess at i'll!
4t6, Them who don't care darn
what way it is!
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-08-18
HOTEL.
American House!

THIS HOUSE, situated on Locust Street,
i opposite the Court House, is always
open for the accommodation of day and week
boarders, on terms as reasonable as any
house in the city.
CD. WALL.
Dec. IS. 1s67.-tf.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

The Mississippi Conservative
Press ssOcia,ion will, in accord
ance with resolution adopted by
that body while In session at Cam
ton, on the 7th Of September last,
meet in Convention at Oxford on
Wednesday, Goth June, 1870.
Col J. P. Pryor, formerly editor
Of the Water Valley Eagle, will
deliver the Grafton Of the day.
DR.. John d. Woods, editor Of the
ScOoba Spectator will read the
Annual Essay.
A full attendance is earnestly re-
quested, as business of the utmost
Importance will come up for the
consideration Of all interested IN
the success Of the Press Of Missis-
sippi. PIX. MAYERS, Prest.
JoHE CALHOoN, Secretary.
Mississippi papers please copy.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

The DuFEREXCE.-'rhc sen OF
the Duke Of Argyll was refused
admission to the President the
other day. Th" Argyll family
we're staunch unionist, during the
late war, and rendered every pos.
siblc assistance to aid in the over
throw Of the Southern armies.
The young man whom the Prrsi-
lent refused to see, IS 4 Eml-ou
Of the famous DuchcS, o. SutAvrr
land. Did any one ct,r hear oi
he Prcsidcn, refusing too sc, .
negro?
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

FEoM the fourth days proceed
ings Of the Methodist Convention,
held in Memphis, we clip the fol
lowing!
DIR. Marshall, OF Vicksburg,
presented a verbal petition from
himself, in which he spoke OF the
oocessity for great Methodist
newspaper and periodical in which
the thought aud wisdom, and In,
telligence OF the church might find
a worthy means Of access to the
whole country. This idea and
ourposc, said DR., Marshall which
I have long entertained, cannot
lie. It will live even when | an
no more and will yet infuse life ano
yiqor into the church which it rep
resents. offered the plan to youl
body sixteen years age. 1oV
we're not prepared for the scheme
at that time; nor twelve years ago
aor four years ago; but it gain
friends aud favor as years roll OF on
and must succeed by and by. VI
also need a monty eclectic maga
zine which shall contain all to
valuable articles from universe
Melhodism, and all tasteful dia
ouisitions, scientific. ecClesiassi
cal and literary. II the churS' t;
will undertake the task 1t is wen
if not, / shall organize an sssoCii
ton of energetic men and We WI
publish It ourselves
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

CArrAIS II. T. FISHER has with
drawn from the editorial control
OF the Pilot, and is succeeded by
Judge p. +. Baily. This probably
is the settlement of the public
printing question. We have heard
that the following compromise had
been agreed upon: The Pilf was
TO be sold in shares for twenty
thousand dollars 10 stockholders,
(more than it is worth); then the
stockholders elect their editor, and
Governor Alcorn then appoints
the representative Of the stock
holders Public Printer. Ii such
is the true condition OF the affair
the stockholders have com pcl!"a
Capt. Fisher to retire.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

A JUDGE BECOMES INSANE IN THE
CouRr RooM.-In the United States
District Court at Trenton, on Tues
day, during the progress of an ar
gument by the District Attorney,
Judge Field, who was on the bench,
rose from his seat, and with his
face to the westerly wall Of the
court, lifted up his hands, beat the
air wildly with them, and shouted
out. at Is no use, gentlemen, you
viii have to indct the Judge p and
then shrieked aud fell towards the
wall, but was fortunately caught
and conveyed, in an insensible con-
dition, to bic chambers in the State
House. The scene created great
confusion. Medical aid was
promptly Obtained, and 1t was
learned about half an hour after
wards that the attack had resulted
rom over application 10 Atudy
and worry Of mind.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

TIE St. Louis Democrat, radi-
cal of the straitest sect, needs to
be called to order. "Thc Supreme
Court it discovers, 'as q co-ordi'
nate branch of the government,
has It's rights as well as Congress
and If we encourage one branch
of the government to overthrow
or circumvent another, we are
simply paving the way for tho
loss Of cur liberties" This'is
nothing bat arrant apprehension
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

doctrines Of the church, LET him
be accursed.
We therefore. coniure, IN the
exercise Of the duties 0f our high
pastoral office, all faithful Chf
tians, aud especially those who
exercise inspectOrial or educa-
tional functions, and we command,
in virtue Of the authority Of Jesus
Christ our God and Saviour, that
they should labor zealously to re-
move these and spread the light Of
the purest faith. But. Us it is not
sufficient to raise heretical cor
ruption, II the errors are not also
carefully escaped from which are
more or less connected with il, we
exhOrt all In their Office 10 OBJ.
serve the constitutions and de-
crees through which such corrupt
opinions, which cannot here be
specified, are condemned and for
hidden by the Holy See.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

policy b allay popular indigna
ton. He next dismissed Cardi
nal LambFuschini, but this only
awakened deeper anxiety; until at
length this course seemed 70 be
cieA pronounced, when Be
granted q goneral aaBeetB % 81
POiitisal offenders. Rome itselt
stood taanderstruck at this bald
movement. The prisons, with
their SIX. thousand annually incaF.
eerated victims, thEsa open thsir
doors, and sxiles GENE i0yfnlly
back to their native laha.r
The above has since (lsls)
passed into history, aud was writ
ten by q Protestant on tke spoE,
and at the time and as stated
above, Is an extract from q letter
written from the Eternal Hills"
If the above is not an epit0me OF
the history Of the present time,
then "the man that runs cannot
read" that's all. And President
Grant would do we'll 10 heed his
tory, II he would preserve peace
and wish TO be enshrined in the
hearts of all his countrymen.
II the above is treason" say,
in the language of IN old relative
Of mine, "make the most OF IT,"
F0Ns.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

AT a meeting OF Il sub-commit'
tee OF seven oi the House Com
miltee Oh the Pacific Railroad,
held on the evening Of the 4th
inst, resolutions were adopted ia.
yoring the construction of Il rail
road on the thirty-sccond parallcI
to the Pacific Ocean. and for Civ
irg the fr.rchise to the Southern
Trans. Continental Railway Com
pany. The details of the bill
granting the franchise are left fol
the future consideration and &C
ton Of the General Committee.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

JUDGE ROBERT J. ALCORN. the
gcntlemauly and obliging Clerk
of the House Of Representatives
has sold his interest in the Friars
Point Delta to Mr.. II. }. Sander
son, for a long time editorially
connected with the jackson Jour
nal. Judge Alcorn has started a
new paper at Pamela to be called
the Valley Signal.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

A HORRIBLE intilnaiion "omes
from Char!estown. Mass. 4 !aGy.
who has suffered lately rom ~
nflamcd ncck, has been told ny
TER physician that it IS caused by
.orrid insects called borrrs, in
habiting the Hindoo bark braid
OF her chignU. She has cast the
chignon from her, and has had her
head shaved rs smooth as bill
lard ball, fearing some Of the vie
insects had taken up their abode
in her natural hack hair.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
Az IMPENDING INDIAN var.

ington is 20 the effect that the
Indian tribes cyerywhcrc are ex-
ceedingly restless, and that a war
is quite imminent. Washington
Radicals say that the Indians are
to blame and are full Of war.like
vitupeFation about them. The
Indian has but few friends at best,
and they are never found in the
Radical party. The few friends
which he has are Democrats, and
they say boldly that the Indian
tribes have been treated in the
most shameful manner. Demo.
cratic correspondents say that the
Indians are only restless because
the Administration, through such
creatures as the vain Phil.
Sheridan, has disregarded all sol
emn treaties. That the indians have
been forced on to an Indian re.
servation aud with 4 promise Of
two years support. And in
none Of the features Of this
compact has the United
States shown any other than bad
faith. The Indians have been
butchered, men women and chill.
dreD, in the dead hour Of Il Win
tcr's night, far out in the heart Of
the reservation to which the
United States forces, in the total
disregard Of the treaty, had pcne.
, trated. Such was true, rs shown
by official dispatches in the
'Black Kettle massacre by Col.
Cus.ar.
We 10 not blame the Indian for
being restless and distrustful. We
OF the South know that the Rail.
lcal party never regard, remember
or respect their promises unless
forced to do 50. We of the South
are to some extent a little more
advantageously situated than the
Indians, and We can extort some
shadow Of justice from them, but
the effort only exhibits the more
plainly the utter disregard of JUS
tice which controls that party
With the Indian it is impossible tC
tell what outrage he has been sub
iec;ed to and which has made hin
restless nor can We ;cll what has
goadcd him Cn 10 .crh 4 war will
. power wh'rn he knows j. 81
Iri,h D.. Mcl aad munitions .
war and with whom ne ia
ncyc" ~: Uag,l d Sa'ccs'r fl
war lie La. 10 one 10 ~Pran lo
him. Only rarely, by accident
,hcre creeps into the papers II
acrona: Of the total determination
OF q s"a"l of Indian, root au
Dra.ch, Occasionally, ~ If b
accilem:, We learn that the yaiian
and daring soldiers uf the Unite,
>t2:es, andcr cnycr "i d;rknc,,
dash reth.r,-ly down upon som
sma!l-poX camp where all are to
i'll ID escape or dG!cnd them
selves, aud then these gallant sol
dicrs cover themselves all owe
with impesishabIc glory, by brain
i.g mca, women and children III
Ill not one is lef, to tell the TIL
or bury his companions. If III
civilized world raises its hands i
holy horror II such inhuma
butchery, sherman Irowns thel
into awe aud silence, and Sh erida
renders the deed respectable by
congratulaiory order TO the office
who planned and conducted tn
massacre of babes at the breast
These little things, it strikes II
would make almost any poop.
restless, and we are not at all su
prised that the Indians have b,
> come restless.
2 |
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

The Canton Republican of the
7th says: "About half past two
o'clock OIL Inst Tuesday, 4 colored
man by the name OF john Grautum,
in attempting to get ona gravel
train which was in motion, made
false jump aud fell between the
cars, two wheels passed over his
chest and abdoman- crushing his
heart and causing instant death.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

The scOoba Spectator makes
much graduation over the race be
tween the ScoOba aud Vicksburg
horses. 1t says that the ScoOba
people are "willing to tote fair" and
give us Of Vicksburg a fair chance
If We will offer sufficient induce.
ment. Well, we are authorized 10
say this: Vicksburg has gone to
Scooba aud given them trial now.
lot Scooba como TO Vickshurg and
give US one. We will pay all trav-
Cling expenses aud run them for
just the amount they will name up
to ten thousand dolllrs .$lO,00J.)
What do they say?
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

AN Indian near Fort Scott re-
Gently traded two mules for a set
Of false teeth, and proudly wore
them, necklace. fashion, around his
neck.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

A sUNEEE ofyoung ladies OF
Hartford are under the surgeons
care for distortion Of the feet
supposed TO be caused by wearing
high. .heeled shoes.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14
THE WEEKLY HERALD.
TUESDAY, NAY 10, 1870.

The Oktibbeha New Era tells of
& shooting affair in that neighbOr-
hood, wherein q Mr.. Connor was
slightly wounded aud several me-
grOes severely wounded BY him.
The cause was an assault upon the
gentleman by the negroes. The
affair was investigated and Mr.
Connor acquitted.
Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

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Send for eirCular containing names a
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

N BHI.s COAL OIL.
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Vicksburg weekly herald., 1870-05-14

|. nany one says that there are
no true mysteries, properly so.
called, in the divine revelation,
but that the doctrines of the faith
could be recognized and proved
by the educated understanding
from natural principles, let him be
accurscd.
3. Ifany one says that human
science should be treated without
any regard TO supernatural revela-
ton, or that the conclusions deriv
ed from these sciences, even when
they are opposed to Catholic doc
trinc,. cannot be forbidden by the
church, let him be accursed.
3. If any one says that it is per-
mittted TO adhere to or participate
in the opinions condemned by the
church, in so far only as they are
not declared heretical, let him be
accursed.
4. If any one says It is posi-
bic that meanings may In any
cases be given, In accordance with
the progress Of science, 70 the
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The Situation I'm Euroue.
Einisferfd! Crisis an FTdHcc-Dis and II
cHTIfy-Pedce AID War Mixed

Einisteria! CRISIS in Frdnce-D istrnst 1zd Iase-
eHTIfy-Pedce aud War Mixed.
The dispatches of last night confirm the re-
port that Prince Leopold has been withdra gn as
candidate for the Spanish throne by his ia
ther, Prince Charles, of Hohenzollern. The
French Ministerial organ processes that the
government IL satisfied with this action, and as
sumes thst peace Is assured. The situation,
however, stil remains dangerous, and the Ger
man journals report that the preparations for
war are still continued in France and assert
that the Emperor means to force n conflict. At
Madrid warl,ke preparations have been COM
meneed and the first corps OF reserves called
out Minister Sogssla had a protracted con-
ference yesterday with the ministers of France
England, and the United States.
Ths Paris Journals report that all the minis
tiers have resigned. The Corps Legislatif held
an excited session yesterday. Deputy Jerome
David submitted interpretations to the minis
tiers, which the Duke de Grammont refused to
answer until Friday. nj. David thereupon point
Gus haste and the present slowness of the min
istry to declare itself. Hesitation was now
ridiculous in q ministry which at first made
such bold speeches, and delay was working all
President consulted the Chambers, and ap-
pointed Friday as the day for an answer to the
interpretations.
kilograms from Paris confirm the reports
that feeling OF distrust and insecurity still
prevails on the bourse. notwithstanding the
withdrawal of Prince Leopold. troops are
moving through Paris for the frontier, and
there seems TO be no abatement Of military
activity in other quarters of France. 1t Is said
the Belgian government Is providing for war
like contingencies. All leaves Of absence have
been recalled, and troops have been ordered to
the frontier, with instructions to destroy the
railways and telegraphs in case Of invasion BY
foreign army. Vienna papers denounce Prus-
England to prevent war. The Tages Presse
openly takes sides with France.
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COMFORTABLE HOMES FOR S2J,
1000 BUILDING LOTS TO BE SOLD WITHIN
THIRTY DAYSn
AT s25 EACH ON TINE, DESIRED,
ALL LAID OUT WITH WIDE AVENUES In
FRONT AND ALLEYS IN REARI

Those Choice BUILDING LOTS at HUNTING
1ON OF which above 2Ots have already been sold to
,ur best business men Of Washington TOR Country
HUmes VIII continue TO be sold for the - days,
at 80 each. '0'
Now that the Baltimore and Potomac Railroad 40
nearly approao hes CONF eton, these Building Lots
VIII som bring ; lCO each in the market Alter
thirty dzysfhe price will be dOubleA And we desire
To- assure the public that the large number OF
Lois now on hand. (between three and four thou
ssnd,) Is the only reason for continuing, even
Tor one month longer, 10 sell them al SO nominal a
price.
Lying, as they do, at the Junction Of the Main
stem OF said railroad, with its Lateral Branch
into Washington City, it makes i'm portant depot
there, at which dkk HatHS, express and otherwise
will always stop Parties win be able TO ride h. and
from Nashington, from this point often as they
desire, at an expense OF but eksrsn cents per d1y
The Railroad Company have located their Ma
chine shops and general Round House there The
grounds OF the town al gradually rise each wsy from
the depot and railways, and are nigh and dry and
IL is one OF the healthiest localities known
Taxes are paid for 1870, and will be paid for the
years Isl and l2 by the propretors lots sold
steam saw mill and brick making has been recent
" established at this place, which will insure all
building material ct vastly reduced prices An az
wi add greatly TO the success Of the town
One thousand more Of the lots will be sold for q d
each, on terms OF payments to suit.
Parties DESTROYS of purchasing will be afforded
Passage to and from Huntington. free Of expense,
upon calling at ct the Office, $40 street. next
Maps and pamphlets furnished upon application,
BEN. PLUMB d CO.,
Je N-tu,fh,s I'm Proprie.ors
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STARVED TO DEATH-The Chicago Journal,
July 10, says: At an early hour this morning
a young man named John Shaughnessy was
found in barn rear of No. IA Alexander street,
in a dying condition, by a police officer, who
conveyed him as soon as possible to the County
Hospital, where it Is reported Shaughnessy
expired soon after his admission. On his way to
the hospital Shaughnessy told the officer that
he was twenty years Of age, and arrived from
New York three days ago. He came here in
search of work, but had been unable to find apy
employment whatever. He has had nothing to
eat since his arrival, and becoming tired and
exhausted lay down i'm the barn where he was
found Medical men say that Shaughnessy s
death was caused by sheer starvation and
fatigue.
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DIED.

DIED.
hoIF On the 18th instant after lingering i'll
Her laDguishing head is at rest,
Her thinkings and chings are DER;
This quiet, immOy abs breast,
l. heaved by affiictiOn no more
The relatives and friends respectfully invited
70 attend her funeral, IA o'clock on FRIDAY even
jig from her late residence. 18th street east Der
n and sfs, south Altoona pa pers please cory
HALL On the l9ih instant, Mrs ELIZABETH
HALL, widow OF the late Thomas Hall, of Pooles-
slnei Montgomery county, Md. aged Is years. 4
Funeral from her late residence sis 9th stree,
Sttween n and L, ON Saturday, at 10 clock a m =
JACKSON. At RzEenswnOd, Prince GEORGES
county, Nd on Thursday June sD,h, after a long
and painful Illness, MARY A, wife OF Tho ID
jackson, and elde-. daughter of WooInap Gibson
EsQ. baltimore Sun and Prince Georgian plsase
Copy -
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

The Secretary Of the Treasury will receive sealed
proposals until IL O'Clock, nSon, WEDNESDAY
the 10th Of July inst for the exclusive right to take
fur seais upon the islands of St. Pau, and 1T.
the first day of May, 1870. agreeaby to the provis
ions OF an act approved July lst $50. entitled 'An
act TO prevent the determination Of fur bearing ami
mails in Alaska"
In addition to the specific terms prescribed in the
act, the successful bidder Ill be required to provide
a suitable building for a public school on each
islak d, and to pay the expense of maintaining a
school therein for not less than eight i'm each
year, as may be required by the Secretary Of the
Treasury
Also to pay to the natives Of the islands for the
labor perform ed by lhem such pen .ation as may
be necessary for their proper support under regua
Ons TO be by the Secretary Of the Treas
ury; GEO. y. BOUTWELL,, Secretary
lClrOnice and Rem \