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, 1870-10-04
TIE TARIFF on WOOL.

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dressed two letters, under date Of August
1c and August y. to the President of the
>: National Wool -Growers' Association, !" in
which be asks TINT society whether it is not
time for them to unite in demanding
repeal of the duties on wool. He calls at-
tention to the following facts:
[. That the wool used in the manufac-
ture Of carpets and blankets is admitted at
the nominal tax of cents per pound,
amounting TO Is per cent; and the mann-
facturers of carpets arc protected by tax
of ca per cent, md of blankets by pro-
hibitory ta1.
@ That the fine clothing wool, for the
manufacture Of ine cloths, is taxed ar
average of LIS per cent
3. That carpets are not made exclusively
Of foreign woods, hut are made in part Of
foreign md in part OF domestic, aud some
Of American wool exclusively.
i. Tint the price Of American coarse
wool is regulated by the price of the for-
cign article, md, consequently, carpe,
and blanket manufacturers buy no Ameri-
can wool, unless the price bo depressed to
that of the foreign, which only pays t1ntS
of Is per cent.
Alr. Harris states that the manufacturers
Of fine cloths want the foreign fine-
spft, apd filling woo1s to 1ni1 with thu
Ar,cricnn Saxony md Merino woods, bur
they are prohibited from SO doing. BeinG
| cut of from the supply Of these varieties
,,f xro,,l which nre not rr,dnced in tht
" "oe's N14'eu N1S u's t.Au"''~'o - .A>
United states 'ssy ICY no mo- longer use any
mills are standing idle. He state-
/ 'nst, ""n'A n'GAe y. 1as -" Ao't7'
"Thcre is now, and has been Tor months.
woolleu machinery standing idle, sufticien:
to make one million dollars anorth cf good
annually" This protects no one, and
serves only to mid the foreign n1anufac-
turer. The American snapufacturer oi
fnc cloths, being prohibited from buying
the necessary wools in the only marke'
where they are to 10 obtained, tho foreig,
manufacturer has the monopoly Of tit
manufacture; getting his woods cheap, ht
sends lis cloths to this country, aud ca,
se1l them. Indifferent us to the amount o
tax We lew upou them,
American-grown wooIs suffer in price be
49, W. of A. l1;scont;nu,nc, If The mann
f.c,rr, of fine c1oth. which needs a portiu,
.r,o1+o;, ~o-;o,;,s tto+ sra no, cr.vx,, !,
NJ. aon,,,rr T,,c t,r;ff m non.cs',nn,,,;n,
wools. ty DESTROYING the manufacture, dc
',.o.s ,h,1 aem,n5 for American woo1,
.Tho aner;can uno)s also ,a,ryc to ma,s
, 1870-10-04

Affni41H.
Por: Nurou Il Milwaukee, " --
Dctsoll i Mll@aukee,
Jackson, Lansing Il Saginaw,
Flint / 1'ere Marquette,
Grand iapids i Iantana,
Na,1ueite + 0ntonaEon-
Burlington Z Missouri River,
Chic1gn, Rock 1sian.t 4 PA.irc.
cehar Rapids Il Missouri River.
Iowa Falls 1 Sioux Cttr,
.-tt;trgor + Missouri River,
s;!cnx CITY i St, 1'aul.
situa chy / Facl1e.
West Wisconsin,
st. croix / Lake Superior, uuI
Branch 10 I5aTr~ld,
Chicago / Northwestern,
Portage, Wlnnenago t superior. '--'~- -,... ..
St. raul Pacific,
Branch OF Ut. Pura 4 Pacinc,
Minnesota CehGyaI,
W1nUn2 i St Re gr,
St Paul i SIOUX clty.
Like Supcrto: i Mississippi,
Minnesota Southe n.
Hastings Dakota K,1er-
Central Pacific,
Western Paclnc,
California t Oregon.
Southern Pacific,
Stockton L cael=aerolts.
Oregon / calIfornss.
e6ttsato 4fFfsfaFk.
kansas Pacific, '7>' =
Denver FaclGo.
.HikS1ur;.
Hannibal i St Joseph,
Atlantic / Pacific,
Cairo 4 Fulton,
St, 1&uts 1rcu Mountain.
iTkan&ae.
Cairo Fulton,
Memphis i Little Rock.
l.N;ie Rock Fort Smith,
Eanka4,
Kansas Pacific,
Et- Joseph 4 Denver City.
kknsas i Sto4ho Valley,
southern Branch Of Union Pacific
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Ccn3yAt THacsttc,
, 1870-10-04

to have his part ir the lake of IRE aad
t'iuetoue, and, rs We consider that remedy
nnrle, We leave the rcviyers OF tho sto-,
10 sla,e tie tatc Of its inventors.
, 1870-10-04
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Postnkzta1 sre allowed TN psr eent eaza1z5se9e Q"
yes1fy sahsGspe1oaa-
Rsutttaunes may BE- EasAs slther b dz1t. sxptdas.
PoS phes ordee Of In rcistezpa letns. II orn t1aG
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, 1870-10-04
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II 1ie foregoing figures mar be relied upon
tie rsosrect Of HroWn's election il sure AM


NJ. mxpIt.y for B1owp...........,....sa,Vn ,Vn0
The uooet ardent friends Of Governor Nc
c|usg do not CHIN for him oyer II, 900 ulajor-
i.y il the Stste; but how they are ab1s to
figure il up IL mystery unsolved. There is
one more thing to ue eaId to indieate' the no
sults-the betting i dt odds in Bro.rns }aror
SIdXA
, 1870-10-04
i.ufsti Grant RaA5Irou6s,

F1sr. sLt Tuitdo Btddt, :
For the intormation Of large number Of
cur readers who hAse written us On the sub
jcct, Ne have procured from the GenaGal
LAID Office ut Washington, the following lie,
|sy Congress. Gt.aer the law approvea JulE
15it, 1870, soldiers aud sailors who porved aot
iess than ninety days iu the nrmy and nart nt
the United Ssatcs, during .he rebellion, ara
entitled to hotnesteds Of 1G0 acres on the al
ternatc reserved sections Of land on tile Ene o!
auy Of these roads:
, 1870-10-04

MUsICA1 INSTRUMENTS.
, 1870-10-04

The contest Win now be at the polle in No
v.mbtr, and both parties are wozkinS Lie
beayers. Colonel Brown has mAte thorough
c,uvase Of the eonthweet (whete AcClnrg
vss tupposed to have tne greatest strsngth,1
and from al quarteE1 there are reports Of :
nc his l.tors. General Schu1z has made
seSerai speeches in the interiar. and other
rue ale4s ere in The field, an OF whom report
grea, progrtss for the Liberal cause. The
McClutg men sent Colonel 9tovas. ex-Con-
gyeekusu. 10 the southwest to coupsetsct the
Speeches OF Cotouel Brown, hu- II his .xpei,
! ,nee in Springfield is criterion, l'e risaaiI.
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Frqp lbe Holly Spring. Reporter
rhc rcss IND Ms ttue Mission.

The power Of the Pc rss IL, at this |
day, universally recognized. Its
rastmoralinilucncc Is unancstioned /
So generallyfais is the lact undestopd
and apprceiatdd,A ,Athatthc very c2'
preston 'iIhe Rower OF the Press" !
has become a tlitc and familiar
phrase. Thatit is tlic'gnathumnn 4
for creating and moulding 1
public opinion, none can doubt.
BY its ala, TIC BDllt is disscmilia.tI
tod aheI IGospsbiYl ppbi'faclt 40 the
world, civilization is advanced, the
emise ofihdmal rights ID vifrdicated,
investigation and Invention is wondl7
fully stimulated, and a higllwayis
opened, TIP into hscry departments
of Chlmaii' lsnbSludged Hhe learn
ing of earth is no longer socreted in
cloisters, or buried in musty tons
Of manuscript whose papers are a
sealedbook TO the multitude. The
power Of multiplying, indefinitly,
andat alsnall cost, copies Of what
ever is written, or drawn, or pain--
ted, has given to the peopie,-not
merely tonthe favord few, but every
olie4Dtlicb key Of kdowlcdge.i The
press,is the great magician at whose
do,ppcani1 II sesame IS al. thG treasures Of
learning me revealed to the enrapt-
ured vision Of the masses, unfolding
far sreaterficliesahan 6Sdlsdelight-
ed the gaze AiiBaba IN the cll-
ehantcd cave. At the waving d
Iit3 wand, tholiUafspre the
past have melted like frost; and
Isdperstltiofs, grown gray With age;
and covered with the moss roi cen7
turics, Aave vanished before it as
darkness yahislics before the intence
i1itddlight bftlierishing ibcoih0tive.
It is a Ndpoicon, at whose irowri
!
kings trmeble, and at whose behcst
empires rise Or fall, 3s'a.na i, .5.a ,,,s' IN
y At is selt-eyidenti tllataa human
agency 50 powerful FOX good, j.
equally soior evil. Z Ifitcanupholt
and sustain,it can undermine and de
stroy. Ii it can furnish heaithfa
food for the mind and hcart;i ito
also isiuse into tIlem poison AM
corruption. liiticail teach trutl5i
can but to well pfesnsl.gsatc false
ihood. 1t can also iiisselhInatcsice
How all important IS It, athel
tlalt Aqasyent titus potential for weal
or woe,, should be i'll safe hands, :
50 safe tIiAts sni1Akihds should be /
10 danger from The, perstrsiphs, /
! Tits ffcplendious power, fs !, that I. .th !
men who direct its operation shoul
stte aboyc,all rcproach, and bcyon
!; the reach OF temptation aThos
lwho assume this great rospols
bility, should be soler1lyi imprcsse
with the dignity If their situation
and deeply sensible Of the exalte
nature Of their high calling. The
Z should never forget that IN propo
| ton, as their influence Is great i:o 50 vi
be then accountability; that Il
1powcr and privilege OF mouldin
public opinion is a great taller
committed unto them, Tor the pro-
: cr improvement Of ofwlilchtheymu
giye account. rot only at The bar
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having & nght 60 rL.m our
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tit snm vt our lmman misery.
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things an! such duty The very
ella prcsupposc lhat wrong l. not
wrong, Cor all duiy "a hut debt oi
Justice; an obligation % do right.
Aud rpht and wrong. are the
ina1 arabic couconiianb Of hap
nness ami miagry. There can be-
noiniscry without wrong and no han
pines in ttleabscuccofrght. Allmny
look well on the III. face for a time;
but alt,corruption produces decay;
decay surely brings suffering and
death.
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plnin. The gr,nl good os woll for
;nd;,th,ol 49, tho mas. of n,nl,;,a
ho,h n ,hi. N. and ,bot which !. n
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yigbt tbo whole nowcr of tho Prcsa
shonld ho tnrnoj !, ,hot a;ront;.,,
All ~ ,sosnon1;nng ;0f,no,oo ohnnld
beweildod ia advance and strength.
euvhat i holy. ms, ond truo
| aud 10 destroy and eradioat MI that
| is false. wicked and vile. Il should
lbe the pioneer of every ,uood worl;
in. alltbot npomotes tbe woll.be.
E;ne of;ndiuidnla and of stntes. IN
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loaommotiyo Of the world. ave,
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# #'fH HHHINfN HaII
HlH 'an frefi 20 laiiitif deip
'o rfom'es Ne tihmon waf sml
ia Whni d eroiff irntb anija
iHri'v,f aiwte spd tpniruleosep
ahe schiIno9l. m,u who ,sn
nftlef le lloNsitWilh spi,l.hofca
il0d by ambition, aot terfiaed le
rnwef suell meu never forget nos
noo ihoihigh claims Of du,
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~ olwe the right They arc fm
ituiha alaal E, nnd un,lcr an drean
tahc,s. for imll, o. lhciai, etersnl.
y right They tide a. f,eir motto.
audist up to thc goidtu words ~
Wol'cy 10 ComwelI.
ebe lmi asd lsas rot,
lsia 'he ends ibou ai,aspi Al, b, tbs coaB
uyf
Thy Gods and taih'.'
They are IKE the Nln, over shcd
dinglighi and bmoty Upon the earth
They embody principles that will
survive all time! They may pass
from earth, but their iadiridaaiay IL
immortal .
Such men are the real bcncfacton
ofthcirpcc. They livein the hearts
of their iellow-mcn. Even the vile
respect their memories, and man
kind render them univcrsalhbmagc.
"a tomb i' theirs on every page,
An epitaph enevety tongue; +t
The present hour, the future nge,
For them bswail, TO them belong
0, thou Press, may such ever be.
the men who shall minister ut thy
altars. In thy magic camera, the
ilecting thought is arrested, and u
durable image presented for postori,
ty. Thou hast many tongues, and
speakest in many languages, and
their clarion yoicc shall rosound
through all the coming ages, until
tho great scroll of time shall,bo roll
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or win'erwraps the polar world IN snow
d REDRESS NJ ~. y ~ a.'sm.n, ," eme
! Adj sighted ruth With thy persuasive strain
;, Teach him hat at,.tes or native vtre.nr,h nos
: ssaa Halla ~ .alnH qa
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WoR IN DESTROYER.
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-04-21

.@ The Pittsburg Gaeette says
that the work of railway extension
along down the Pennsylvania and
Ohio side of the Ohio river is
bound to result in success after a
time. From Bellaire to Marietta
large sums are already spent, and it
is said that the. whole eighty. miles
could be put in running J ofdSr
within year and a half coming
Another company has been organ
lied for the extension from Marietta
to Ironton. Thence to Cincinnati,
an immediate organization is con
templated.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-04-21

R@ We give the particulars Of
the explosion of the tow-boat Ra.
ven elsewitere.=Ameng the num-
Der lost were Pilot Asa Woodward
and the chambermaid, both from
Middleport, Ohio; and J. C. DeWolf,
mate, from, Syracuse. Both pilot
and mate leave families. a - rsfn =
The Raven was owned by the Ma
rine Dock and Transportation
Company of Middleport, Ohio, and
valued at $4,000. Her boilers
were old, and were transferred from
another boat. She was formerly in
the Government service at Mobile.
Three of the crew, Capt. DeWolf,
watchman Ailshire, and cook
Decker, are not expected to recover.
The Captain is seriously injured
Out of twenty-four but three, two
deck hands and the striker pilot, es-
capped uniniured. eTTC
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-04-21

S Attention is called to the notice
of grand classical and popular Con
cert, at ALEsHIRE's Hall next Wednes.
day evening, April eth. This prom
ises to be an unusually rich musical
feast. Mr.. Lewis is genuine Welsh
artist, with rich. manly voice, of i'm
mense compass and refinement. Miss
LEWIS is an extraordinary firm con-
tralto. Altogether, the occasion prom,
ises to be one Of rare entertainment to
our citizens, and We hope to see the
Hall crowded with an intelligent and
discriminating audience.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-04-21

E The hold of the Baltimore
and Ohio railroad, upon the Logan
branch, as we understand the action
of the Ohio Legislature, ceases on
the 5th of May. At that time the
right of way becomes the property
of the owners Of the fee. This is as
the friends of the Gallipolis, Near
thur and Columbus road desired, and
leaves them nov an open way for
pushing their enterprise. We trust
the incorporators, and all other
friends OF this, to us, important
route, will lose no time in pushing
forward the undertaking. Let the
matter be presented to the people,
that they may decide whether thev
will have the road or not. If eyerv
one will do his duty, the road is Sc.
cured, but there must be no holding
back on the part of any one, else de,
feat is sure aud certain. We, there
fore, say again, let the matter be pre-.
sentedto the people-to those whose
interests are to be advanced by th'
construction Of the road-and le
them decide the question ofroad OF
no road.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1870-04-21

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SPECIAL NOTICES.
TO CoNsUMPTlVEss.


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Consumpton---is anxious to make known to
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