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Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

WEEKIN SHIrMENr.-Ey Pritchard'S
freight line to Pali>ade there were 4ii.-
- pounds of bullion shipped for the
week ending Yesterday.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

MATCHES AND jEwELRN made and
repaired by J. Stratus. orders to New
York and SAL Francisco promptly at
tended to. ap1
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07
The Flagstaff
Secret Canyon

We have nothing of either a reliable or
inspiring nature. and till we have some
basis upon which to write we will re-
irain from further From
Mr.. Mc-n;ee, who recently returned
from
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

To THE RACE TRACK.-Walsh Bros
stage At ) o'clock th.s aite. room.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

WHITE LAMBS WooI. BLANKErS.
the finest in the market. jus; received
al tberfelder * iiarrl>en'>. apo
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1874-06-07

FoR a complete assortment of trp-
ware, parlor and cooking stoves. OF
any article i'll the hardware line. 90 to
Maupin X Croner'>. t21
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
DugHax Nov. 80.
: Corrected " Rraas and Walker
Surer IN

"
corroS.--RaIsiga Nov. 27ih.-ssl.s
were comparatively Iight. Few extra lots
brought ISL buS the msjoriiy only reached
isi. We therefore qiotc At iss. r..
ee'P,s 2si bales. s "a
Wssrs indebted to the Raleigh Ne~sfr
our Cotton reports.
WILMINGTON, 27ts ceitoD quiet. Mid.
dlings ~. X
Norf'JE. '27;h. lotion quie; Maekrss
I'll. .
FtorR -FiaH Market. dull all price.
rule ios. Raieiss. Nov. 18Th. Norsh -.
Ylins s7.2sgs7.5O.
Wheat. --lliehmoad 27th. Nomaieri,l
change. prices lrr hfh Rel and White
ranging bsiHeen I,20to La.
Provisions. . Richmnnd 27.h wststp
-honiders i09i2c. cksr rib .ile. ITO
lit.
r"Fse -Richmond 27A Rip fair IL
good 2Ot922. prime cbo,ee 22C6s3. -
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aillsOuluugp Asralass,
WEDNESDAY. ...DEu, 2: ss74.S
TIE CONVENTION QUESTION.

1hG N1&ff LF SAGN G0LS1 tOt'f
It may be TOO soon 70 sas,hat this ques.
sioa i definitely disposed Of during this ses-
siouief the Legislature Of North Carolina.
yet lhe indications are prominent that pru-
deuce and an cxpedieucy based upon po-
u zeal future may prevail over Eil tin. I'D.
nittsd reasons and necessitiesfar the reyi-
aiOn Of the Constitution. We are there
fore prepared 10 .forego cherished nope
that the leading men of the State would
recognize this as the accepted time. this.
the hour Of thorough political regenera.
lion and disenthralment. We see no time
90 suspicious as the present. and We have
little expectation that any future within
the compass Of decade will bring round
the same facilities for the accomplishment
Of the measure.
How The arguments, the illustrations, the
announcements Of Graham, q Moore, Of
Bachelor, of MrGehee, Of coLingland and
Of so many Of the best. aud tue most trust
I'd men u the State shoali fall Undecided
upon the ears &c the people, Or should not
have brought conviction 10 the minds u
those who stand N opPosition to them, j.
one Of those mysteries in meutal operations
that is hard 10 explain. But 90 il Is. ,ba,
the wisdom Of men always accustomed to
lead public opinion weighs nothing against
will Of those who counsel delay. while they
admit all reasoning 80 forcibly urged. II
There isthisso be said tie opponents Of
the measure are honest and sincere. true t.
party and true to country, aud while We
deplore the fact that they cannot agree
with US, We win not. IL iheyare successful
10 their opposition. part in anger, Or The
less eesse % regard them - true friends,
working il different way for common
good.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
MR STAPLES ANNESIY Dill.

SfR SFAFLES AMHESi21 4ILL.
Assa,iNs wien .l,s spirit d Psase Gems
again ,ohe ifoddins over the ls,,.l. u,l the
bs.sgn iaaaeucss of a'kiudlcu fsssipg be,
gin y diIlu,s themselves ,l'seugI.oot our
country, i wassnlast appropriate that8the
voice u forgiveness should goolii from the
Halls OF North Carolina legislation, and
that her, tanishrd. repcntsnt aud suffering
sons should at length ind balm Tor their
sorrows, aud rest FROM their wauderings.
IL stheresore withpecaliar qualification
thai We annelAea. aAas lie hing deierrea
ineasare II mercy has atylepgtbsbeen melted
out. anu that, 80 far vt least Us the House
.of Representatives is concerned. Amnesty
aud Pardon is 40 accomplished fact, Why
'ithas been delayed 50 long, might be in.
ferred from the opposition thatmet lhe be-
nignant effort esen at this late day i II is
to be regretted that the intensity 81 parry
hate, Or the s,riOgency Of party drili should
have developed = persistent spirit Of re,
sistance Is Vas sllowO ~ Mr.. Barnett. Il
is equally cause Of gratiGea,ioa. that Dir.
Bos d, Of the same party. came opt in bold.
manly. liberal and effective advocacy Of the
bills Party No longer had chains for him.
-
whsnthe vision If suffering constituency
arose before his eyes, and true q bis
pledges. aud true % his genuine Impulses.
be dsGsd pa.ls allegiaaes. thai justice
might prevail. i f -
This much, ios the opposite party.
ofthe speakerr on our own side. we can
scarcely speak within tue bounds Of mode,
rate praise. Mr.. Staples seemed elevated
" 4 sabine spirit Of ehSsi.y, b. ! noble
warmth of generosity. Iy 4 comprehensive
stalesnlansillp, which bred him into flight.
Of SPONTANEOUS 'eloqaeuce and pathds. which
might carry couyiciiou to every heart and
every mind. esrtaiuly none bu, the mos,
callvt none tut the ulost epiLralled il
fpartiA p bitterness, f-ilea - Le toasLsd By
bis apSeals. Or reu,aipsd uaeoDsineed unde,
his arguments. coming hot from bis heart,
aud irresistible from his braia -
Mr.. Moring was scarcely less powerful
aud heat once earned ina body which !. j,
% great degree new one. the ch.rae,ei
Of INTELLECTUAL poser. aadsOf gifts " ora.o
! ~ which gives ham promiueur raIk aaonl
The leaders 0f the HHre.
Mr.. ..MendeHhall. IN the trne spirit. o
lis persuasion. accepted the olive bra6cl
and urged oblivion for the pas, ia the TIN,
lhPiri. Of Christian charity. = 81
Mr.. Strung closed with = legal demon
strati.n u great. fptce shirh satisfied III
House ct once Of tspowers ~ the premises
Aud % ths great fact !. accomplished
aud we extend our heartfelt thanks to tho,
who have brought ], about. and orr SINGER
congratulations to those Sho are again al
lowed to breathe he breath OF e., EDEN.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
CIVIL RIGHTS !,
N TnE LEoIsLATuRs OF n. c.

N THE LEGIsLATuRE OF n. c.
This question so,horoughiy ventilated in
last summers campaign, and with such
marked effect, was revived IN the Legisla
ture last week. by the introduction by Mr..
Trive,t of Ashe. q resolutions protesting
sgainst the passage By Congress Of any bill
Oh the subject. |, was an effort 70 diver,
the public mind from the party responsible
for the guilt Of contemplated inquiry, and
an attempt to clothe tsst party 10 its do
feat with something q the garb d reni,enr
remorse. aud in this State at least. 10 claim
an exemption from the drnuueiations which
have been hurried upon the parry By claim
Of unwilling completely.
Inc .moyemen. Of Nr. Trise,t vas
promptly met by substitute offered BIZ
Mr. Means Of CabaErns. the leading idea Of
which i recognition Of the voice Of the
American people as expressed through The
late elections os ) sufficient rsbusc 70 The
Congress. and warning against farther &C.
tion BY that body. 90
The discussion on the resolutions aud cub
stitute occupied part Of last Tuesday and
"Wednesday. AID ended on The last Jay by
the adoption q the Substitute ,, vote q
50 % Fl. Its only noticeable from tie
fact that il i The 6rst move 81 party ma
ture 10 the house that il resulted IN tbc
very proud attitpde taken rs he State ID
refusing 20 become a surpliaai TO Con.
gress Which Is not the proper albiter Of ber
fortunes or her rights aud isstly. in bring.
Ing out % the Enowledge Of tie House the
intellectual power d the gentlemen engsg.
ed II the debate. Msssfs. NcRae. IT Cum.
berlsnd. Means 81 Cabarras. Pink ii
Davidson. xcro al prominent 10 tie DE-.
bIte. and all Eon high honor IS speaker.
strong ~ argument lofty in spirit. chs.,e
in language, snd grreefpi ia sc'ion.
And . ibis question bas PACED asay.
and harmony and good feeling are nndI,.
tSrbed. - nsy i be n lie future. and
NAT the spirit that Perssde. Mr.. Mean
substitute be that u the Eh0le Legislature.
The Whole people the whole country -tha, q
the recognition o. the dawn % brighter
day. aid return to feeling Of sniiy,
brotherhood and eommuniiy Of interest.
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10 rhe louisvilIs eaarisr Journal
gives in details,sss special ssaersissea
from military hsadqsartcrs. Department q
the South, IN tlat cit1 ols dc 18th. hr tihe
withdrawal oftrovps 81 special d,tyin se-
yeral II the Southern st;.tes, Commanding
their return 70 their respective permanen,
places d assignment, THIS paper adds.;.
Both the Department Of the Gull States are
embraced IN the command and compTlses
the States Of North 0prelnay South garoii.
na, Georgia. Ahbama, Harnesses, Ken.
..aeky and y porsieu ef.l alcfsda. In the.
South, aej the States 81 louisiana Arkan
sas. MississipId. and the gulfcaastas faras
Key Wcsts Florida. ID the Gulf States
Department o0ly three companies pow
remain IL Kentucky ~ = 8as 6nsa
~ The cry from The West is pass . law
to prevent the destruction our partridges.
Let a'law be passed 20 protect them
arainst he gun, a. well Is the ne; aud trap.
Es - ls.-a
" The proposed amendments 10 tie
Virginia State Gpnsti,uiion. at the late
eleolion; were ratified by'son,e 22s0Oo ma.
iori,y.
n lss--l-.~-Asss--- .----- y IN
" Thanksgiving day WIS generally Oh;
served ii tie State,
rGa- lion. A. N. Scales is quite i'll d,
Wiasioo. ~ ~ tsssg 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02

= We mn't MT be understood from
the tone u 10 article il IBIS issue on III.
Conveasien question that xs have either
abandoned our esons. Or Loot our hopes a.
80 The ultimate success Of III. measure.
While Is nay tail. add While tbsrs i. -
jet. considerable opposition 10 the Isgisl,.
iare @ . important isOsemeut. there is
no donbt that i j. dsiiy gaining strength
among ths iaegbsr. asd siai II III proha.
bili,y i Vii 10 ! short tine lose III is RI.
midsblo feature, and &c accepted ss the
true road to political salvation. We say 10
our friends, take courage, snd continue
yopg efforts to briug over The faint hearted.
j Z not jadsn.at to Be convinced, bu. ii.
rlidi,y = y overcome, that d aew he Sc
ten fo.bs pursued.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02

= = I f.
pasi,iye knowledge Of .lleir HIsereabanis.
rt'lteir story ofuo ,ana FaAsrntg isss,il..
piysoo horrible ID ieSts flsss5 saerr j
inost takea .i.ie nearly Sta,xei. They are
DON a,ldersslaige ii Surgeon y ssers, 4, a
viii receive every cafs md alseution. and
When strolg enough u endure tie journey.
will he iorkarLsd u ,Lsssenxofth. lmost
earnestly recommend ,a.it aan pLe a,,puai pso.
sisson lie nude tor these children ~ the
Gsserumeat 6ut ut 'rise sihuify aIpf6mia.
.sap,l lor zine bene6susissbe Gheyenusl iaaiss.
9 ID isufEeially stated new thai the al.i.es
base eaterol ibe Black Hills region sinrc
sllss Mlllssr, exredll,ens.a .alz.ssua1s.
SAsFRAScIsco, Nov. TAssteam-
ship MacGre.or has i4ed from Austlilia
and uoaoiulu.sF Tho K ne II Hawaii Il On
bis way here III the pni,d States steamer
aBenccia. Beiole bis departure iion he
SalI@ick Island be reconstructed BIS Sbinet
lie also appointed Prince Deiawholisa as
regent during his atscnce in The Unhed
States. The Prince has al.o teei, proeia.;
iiied a. successor u The THRONE.
JohD Norton, chief mate u the ahales
James Allen. With Aiexaldertollibs. Thos.
barker, john S.ypan. Carries Aaiber. aud
Caarisss Boyer, seanau. wsa in Lo.t
from the vessel and s,rucks whale The
line got foul. aud they were .drswn down
aud ali persisted. = 81
The cutter. Lapyiug, with = erewai four
white p.eaaud several native siilars. while
oll the passage iroal New Caledonis,. siuplrd
II the lslsnd VI Saut. yruz iar provisions.
and the sayases saassacrsd her captain. 9TH
GERS. and sllihe crss hat oac---a native
sailor. No nalaes are gisen. * nsal -
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
THANKsGiVIsG DAY.

Iluman gratitude isbos ofsh,t kind thai
it j. apt % rerognizs even Acknowledged Be,
nefts; much les i i Of Kind, 10 render
thanks in The face 81 vide dirastsr. spd the
disappointment Of hope.
The sannalcommsDd to return thanksta
the Girer " al good has hitherto horne
silb Il something o. The farce Of satire.
The South has been required 10 rejsicr.
when L had every csuse 70 rnearp. 20 -.
sumo feslIye garments rhrB saek.ciOih and
ashes IVES lts Appropriate raiment. There
fore the annual ,hsnk giving has been Dis.
regarded by 81 except those whose strong
christina filth eoald see IN our eslamiiies !,
blessing 10 di;gai.e; who recognized our
ehasiisepsuts q deserved penalties Ofusp.-
grersion. q who nigl,t say with job .shall
We receive gesd - ths band cf God. and
sbaIl We 10, receive ble0ins~sy
But % The reopis Il barge. tie ruler.
have piPsd q issa sod ttsy hare not
d'pted. T'hsy hlseob.ervsd. /, GiggiGed
inJiEsTsHTes and Ieit rejseine 10 tbose on
Si'sm tIiesun u . temporary triumph vas
casting ~ te,dgasnt rs,s.
n Cer,aiaiy.a rhsags vas manifested IN
this iast dsy n Thanh. The ceiling IN,
tie Ptsisr, p The oppressed had been
heard. psrpaed ~ hesris. Theory oflhs
captive vas felt 70 have reached the heart
Of Divine mercy. and ~ fsIt tbat The boz
Of psc"6ss Isd II Isng,h irmdicafed the
black cloud ptieh tai 50 long orcrh ang
The country. sul enlis6,ensd he gloom
Which hHn sscSpread Il.
The DIX q gslissranes bas cone. snd
With profound grstissas . aloTgtty Cod.
that The blessings n peace a mineral
harnicsy:of ressess5 ttofterkood. had re.
turned there VA esDetsI outpoa1ng Of
gratitude. .pd q isistehi5ss.of e6ngrata.
isiion. .a AA.ssa.. 80 49,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02

rcs- lion, A. N, Scales i quite III q,
Wiasioo. ~ ssssp -.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02

~ Tie-s sre Oa;y ss'.B R.liesi. N ID.
Tennessee iegislaaro.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02

Z cgARLEsTox. Nor 2I.--Ths new Leg.
islaiare ,uei At Colun,sia to-day. Elliuit,
euored, Nho recently rs.igned BIS seat ~
Congrc,s ~ bccrine j leader in ihe I.cri.
l,iure. VS. elected Spcsker III tic Iloa,e
" lieprescnfA:iret by vote II 81 tp5i,
tie tninoriiy including the wholc delegation
eIseted byihc fusion party N Cbarlcsos.
The delegation enniAin. .eterai Represents.
lives n tie pfopert, and commercial 10.
iefess hitherto unseprescBtcd in the beg.
isnturs and proceedings haye teen beg,rb
70 contest their teatcs. although they wore
elected BY nearly 3, 0a0 ,asjority.
CnlcAco Nov. ~ Tie following |.
~ extract from Ri official dispatch u Col.
onel Ni.etx received 4 i.iruisnat. General
sheridaps headquarters tbi. mprning. Il
fniey 70 ibs tap g,rls phpse rseuc from
tbs indians va anliouileelf .oine tins sgo !:
% DuriBg the f..lt tao white girls we're.
captured fuym ihe Ialisas. ~ ap,ear.
fbn these sister. ilaids ami JnslIies.
nan. ssed ihfse sed : yeny eass 1e-I,~ei,.ly
we're capture ~ kau.aa ea route from
tievrgis y Colorado I'bey safe lhat tlris
father. inothef, btg,bef. shd Que sister we're,
mnsdered. ass f,st they 80 two oIief -.
tsrs we're kspt prisovsts. They bB-e 90
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02
MARKETs
~. pASyllLE Va. Nov as.L. =
Reported ~ s Il. iIsllaad q co. Ne.

49, NfAyAsfs $50 AVN ASth. u
Reported By ). IA ilslland q Co. Ne
ceipts light and narEet very active. ~
Ing. Very cau,luon -. 500 10 8. 90
:. Good 10 90 u ~ 90
= common bright. 100 10 20.O0
'.fauty Srankers, u. 90 10 4U.p
Leaf. co,umoh red fO.uv to IL 90
:. good 1910 10 1870
Wrappers. Meaium 1000 10 3r.0J
Fine. 3D.OJ u 1910
-. Exs-a sU.nOto 10000
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02

~ LET i y remsm''sred that ~. Sis,
PES .lApnssty III pssssd zoe IIou.e sl
Bepresssisii,es BY sirie. ppty vote. the
rsPabIie,u.. rib tie. eseepiion Of Mf.
Boyd: tstisgfof ~. Difoen'ssmepamebt.
Which vas e9aisaleot los defeat * tie %.
jects q i6e pressure. The people siIl see
wlo arg .hssiif lrssnds. $780,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1874-12-02

" The Boani % Csnvss-erof Virgin.
"a have ofirisl:y declared Johu Good. eIeess
d 70 C0pgre~ IsYm W. x9iolk District
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-29

In all the twenty years that the
Republicans held power in Ohio such
proceeding as has just occurred at
the Soldiers and Orphans Home,
near Xenia, was never heard of. The
new Superintendent, DIR. JENNER, who
was put in power by the partisan ac-
ton of the present democratic Leg
islature, has been on trial the past
week upon the charge of conduct un-
becoming a gentleman and an official,
in that of taking indecent liberties
with the young girls of the Institu-
ton. The evidence showed that he
had held them in his lap, and kissed
them. The trial was before the
Board of Directors, and after the
evidence was all in, and before the
Board had voted upon the charge, the
Doctor sent in his resignation. 1t
was accepted by the Board, and there
the matter ended. The Board should
have nevertheless given to the people
Of the State their Judgment in the
case, that it might have been known
whether in their view, the charge had
been jndicially sustained or not.
This was due to the Superintendent
as well as to the people.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-29

THOMAS HUNTER, ZIG Gilbert street,
Philadelphia, has just published a
finely executed Lithograph of Centen-
nial Art Gallery (the permanent por-
tion of the centennial buildings J,
which is now being erected in Fair
mount Park, of light granite at a cost
of 81, 100000, and which will be one
of the finest specimens of architect
ure on the continent. 1t is printed
in black and two tints, on heavy
plate paper, 21x27 in, and is by far
the most finished print of this mag
nificent building yet produced. 1t
has the sanction of the Centennial
Board of Finance, who have ordered
large number for distribution
among the representatives of foreign
nations. Price so cents, sent by
mail, postage paid. Agents wanted
in every town. Any worthy young
man or woman can secure a hand
some income by canvassing for this
popular picture.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-29
NeigIlborhood News.


Elder Jesse Corn occasionally
breaches at Ironton. His extreme
age eompels him 70 sit while preach
ing.
Milton Furnace, jackson, has blown
out. The men wanted greater pay,
and the company, for want of a liv-
ing market, were glad to get into a
position to be compelled to stop.
VANCE and others GRATED at Jack
son over the election last Tuesday
night week.
A freight train on the Portsmouth
railroad, on the Goth, ran through a
bridge near Sciotoville, wrecking six
cars, and seriously injuring the con-
ductor and two brakemen.
A German Barber named Emlich
carved the face and head of man
named Mckee, at Chillicothe last
week, in a dreadful manner. One
deep cut extends from mouth to ear.
Mckee was drunk and attacked En-
Itch.
Samuel Crawford of Burlington, an
old and prominent citizen of this
county, died very suddenly Wednes-
day night. He contracted a severe
cold at his sons wedding week or
two ago which carried him off.-IrOa-
ton Journal.
A Prohibition nominee, in Law
renee county, voted the democratic
ticket
While changing the guy line on the
Etna Furnace stack, at Ironton, on
the 21st, the derrick fell, knocking off
Pat Mehan, of Pittsburg, who fell to
the ground, distance of eighty-seven
feet, dislocating his collar bone and
slightly bruising his face.
1t is said that 10000 barrels of
apples will be shipped South, this
season. from MiIIersport.
W. Mollohan, Esq, lost his resi-
dence by fire, at Charleston, W. Va,
last week. Loss, about $4,000; in
surance, $500.
The Swift Iron Works will not 90
to Charleston.
Harry p. Devol, the young naval
officer of Lancaster who was reported
drowned in the Irish Sea, has turned
up again. He was washed overheard
from the ship Niobe, and, after being
in the water fourteen hours, was
picked up by an American vessel and
brought to New York.
David Stafford and John Ausborn,
in for minor offense, escaped from
the MelgS county jail last week.
Belfont furnace, in Ironton, having
blown out, no time is set for COM
business again.
The people Of Vanceburg are great.
ly agitated over the licensing of few
liquor saloons, contrary to law, as
the Kentuckian asserts. In Novem-
Der they take a vote on the question.
The NJ. & C. R. R.. shops are to be
rebuilt at Zaleski.
Frank Cromley, Joe. Aleshire, and
the Gallipolis boys who attended the
races, had too much confidence in the
speed of Anna Dickinson, and wept
sorely as they gazed at their pool
checks. s.-PortSmOUth Times.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-29

The people of jackson, after lis
tening to Col. HURLBERT upon the
narrow guage project unanimously
adopted the following:
ResolUed, That the people of Jack
son and vicinity here assembled. ex-
press our approval of the project of
a narrow guage railroad from Cincin-
natl, by way of Dayton, Xenia
Washington, Chillicothe, etc.. to
jackson and such point or points on
the Chic river as may be practicable.
and that we pledge ourselves to the
liberal support of said project, SO far
as weare able TO do, and we hereby
pledge our hearty cooperation with
all the points along the said proposed
line OF road, in order to secure its
early completion.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1874-10-29

The people of Covington, KY, next
Tuesday, vote, under the local option
law, upon the question of the sale of
spirituous, vinous or malt liquors in
that city. The campaign is waxing
warm. The liquor men appeal to the
voters in this wise: SNOW let no one
forget the eoH consequences of tenn
perance law" This is the first time
that we ever heard of "evil conse-
quences" resulting from temperance.
The effect of the traffic must be diff
ferent in Covington from what it is
elsewhere.