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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
CAUTION.

uxRKBY CAUTION ALL TRADERS NOT
/ 10 dsiiver any goods 10 sny party on ny
seeount without my written order;
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
SETTLE UP.

TT II THE FIRST or THE YEAR. AND
every ons IL expected TO settle up their old
accounts. and all hills not paid on or before
the i5'h win he placed IN the hard. Of an ON.
Ger for collection
ial.iw W. X. klsON.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

IUsrIcg MINING COMPANY The An.
% nuai Meeting cf the Stsckhohicr- ~ the
Justice Mining Company, for the election 81 =
Board af Dirrctors Tor the en-uit z y.sr. and
for -nch other BUSHES. a. NAV be ptc-en,rsl
will he held ON MONDAY. the 18th day of fcs
rusry. ISIS. at the hour "a. O'Clock p y, at
"a. oair. of the Company. Room No. u. Mer'
chants Exchargc Baihiin.. California street,
San Francisco. California.
JAMES = KENNEDY. Secretary.
san Francisco. January isih, ls's. Jssi ID
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.


nFPICR OF THE sUccOR MILL AND
~ Mining Company. San Francisco. Decenl.
Der a3, 1s,i.-In accordance with q rcfolution
OF III. succer MN and Mining Company. held
this da,. Special Meeting Of the sioc kholders
OF said Company l. hervby called. the same
TO be held st the once nj the Company,
Rooms 0 and q, No. oO7 Montgomery street,
san Francisco, California. On SATURDAY,
the snth day OF January. A. u. ISIS,
At Toe ock r. H.. 10 take into consideration
and decide upon q aproposiilon 10 increase the
capital stocs Of said Company from one million
ope hundred and forty thousand dollars lfi. isn..
OOo). divided Into twenty.two thousand eight
hundrvd (s7. .s00) shares ei the par value of hfty
dollafs ftQ) each. tho present capital stock. 70
three million four hutdred aud twenty thou.
pand dollar 40 0Oo) divided into sixiy-cipht
thoussnd four hundred Gs, ,t00l shares Of the
par value Of my dollars tti.Il each.
o. JONkS,
I'm. sllATTuCK.
x J. MOORE.
de9std GUSTAV surRO.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22
srocxHoLoERs' MEETING.

NoTiCR FIRST ANNUAL MEEr-
~ Ing ofthe Stockholders sf the Globe Con
.olidaied Mining Somp4ny. will be held On
THURSDAY. the ith dsy ~ rebruary.A. u.
1878 1T the hour of o'cloek Y. n. r the Com
pany- ofice. hcom - No tio CALIFORNIA;
street, Saa Francisco. Californls. tor the par
po-e ofeleciin. a Boafd 20 Directors 10 sere
Tor the ea-uing year. aud the Transaction uf
.ueh other bg.iness a. may properly come be-
fore the me-,iug Transfer books will he
closed on SATURDAY. Jssusry 3s,h, A. u. iS'5, At
the horr of ~ oelock n.
ny order of the Directors.
jais "a JOSEPH MAGulRE. Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-01-22

BANKERS AND srecKlRoKERs.
BANK Of CALIFORNIA.
EMov;
GOLD HILL :: . NEVADA.
A. J. RALsToN .........6RNRRAL AGENT
,ruus AGENCY II NOW fRR
i pared TO receive deposits OF coin or Sullion,
either on OPzN ACCOUNT, or TO iseue Ckh.
therefor, payable tai The option OF
the holderl In Gold Hill or san frAneiseo; 70
make COLLECTIONS. purchase Bullion ~ the mos.
favorable ra,es. OF advance coin thereon when
forwarded TO the Parent Bank In San Francisco
sells BILLS Of Exchange, and tfansActs uenerh
Banking Business.
CHECKS FOR SALE ON
LONDON. RANK OF IRELAND Basliu,'
PARIS. NEW YORK,
San FRANCISCO. SACRAMENTO.
BOSTON. PORTLAND toD.
I'm E.tfTass,d =. T. Tsafss,def;F fii.E:se se:.isi: .iii:
L. B. FRANkEL,
STOCK AND MONEY BROKER.
st.T.sss ' n:.f q d:iii.r.'..
rJE II NOW FULLY PREPARED TO DO
II strictly Commission Business In tho
MINING sTOCKs.
UNITED STATES BoNDs.
SD LRGAL TKNDKRs.
And solelts the psiisnses Of bis friends and
the pablic generally.
lie Collect. Rents. Nege,iaies Loans. and hasa
REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Ills correspondents In san Francisco are
I, Gi.AziER & CO.. Members OF the Nan
Francisco stock aud Exchange Board.
I'm
I. ,. pRRxLrK r.F. nEAnpsLrr o. n. DANA
l.. p. DREXLER & CO.,
SIOSk,
Exchange and Money
BROKERS,
ma v.tt.-., Nav Hail.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19
For the Bulletin
REPLY TO " TC LET"

Sir, I've been hunting room for some tlme' pnt
yet
Have met none to suit till met your " TO Let;
But don't like your terms, your trent IS
too high,
And to tell you the truth, sir fear that you lie
bachelors room that has never been rented,
Reftted, washed out, vanished and painted,
Would be strange thing in this bright sunny
cline,
But to fb in such cases is scarcely crime.
But weH lay that aside; I'm no Chicken tho
young,
And can come to your "terms," tho your Ian
guage is strong.
You offer "gool VIII = for afection-thats email,
But what more can bachelor do? 'tis his all.
Before subscribe to your 81 terms must know
Something Of your age. and person, and 80
To Sundays BULLETIN I'll turn my eyes,
To find your answer, free, without disguise.
If for further acquaintance we seem to agree,
I'll promise to "obey," but who does it you'll
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19
OUR LETTER FROM ITALY.

Venice-First Imp pressions-a Romantic Idea
Rudeiy Dispelied-Thc Graud Canal az
A. M.-Sative Rascnlity-The Chuich OF
st. Marc-TEe Palace of the Dog's-The
Historical Picture Galleries Americans
Making Themselves Mt HOmo-The Piazza,
Prison and Bridge Of Sighs-Observations
of New OrIeanian Abroad.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19
LIST OF LETTERS
Remaining in the New Orleans Post Office
december 10, 1876.

Office Hours on Sundays from 10 4. III.
to II Nj.
Persons calling for these letters will please
say ADVERTISED" and give date.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

NECCLOSKEYS RESTAURANT
w AND
DIM n CT ROOMS,
70 and St Charles Street 70 and 70
The best of everything to be found in this market
and at reasonable prices. Large airy and pleasant
rooms upSta rs tor the accommodation of parties
from Balls and for Private and Social Dinners and
SuppeIs.
Saloon open both day and night
d12 I'm RICHARD MCCLOSKEY, Proprietor
rANAL STREET, CITY PARK AND LAKE
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Trains will leave CITY WEEK DAYS
A. NJ, 10, Il Nj; l, :. 3, ), p N.
A Nj, 8 II; P Nj, 3, ,45 6,7
SUNDAYS
A. Nc, !. 7:3o g $50 9 $50 10, 1890 Il. 11:3o
T. NJ; P M-1230, l, 1:3O >, $50, B. $3.50, 4;3O, >
$50 6
A Nj. 7:l5, els s45 aI5, 9-45 1915. 1O:45
Ills, Has; z. M 12:I5 l2:45 l:15 1:45 215, 24
3l5 3:45, AIS AS, 5:l5. 5:45 6I5, Gas lis, 745
ID w yOrNCRroOD Acting s1pe,intenden+
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

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| Fianner + mrs Frasier Z mrs
| Findlay X miss Frte miss
| Foss % mrs Foster mrs
| Foster miss Foster NJ ID mrs
| Geush II mrs Graf lie Louisa mrs
| Garelaud J mrs Goldin E mrs
Goodin miss Green miss
| Green mrs George mrs
| Goetuer miss Gregory 2 mrs
| Gumptent mrs
| Haas mrs Hardy Anne
| Hamilton VI mrs Harrison miss
| II trris f miss Henry miss
| Hernochtn H G mrs Head NJ NJ mrs
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| Hughes NJ mrs
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Jones mrs Jones Z mrs
Jessam.ne mrs
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| Lange NJ mrs Layton NJ miss
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Milan Narv e uiss Mitchell Mary mrs
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Mouton Frank mrs NJ Dtsoinory N niS
Miller CharIotta HISS Marlln I-oule" hAi'e
Mckinney gnes mrs McFarland [ mrs
McCoard Julia miss McManuus mrs
conneli Mary mi McCants j mis-
Mcmillan Ella miss McCournce mrs
Mclaughlin X miss Nc Addams Mary miss
McCord Sarah miss Mckinney K miss
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Phel, $ Marcy B mis5 Phe pa mrs
Phelps A l. mrs Pierce Mary miss
Powell Fanny miss Pickett j mrs
pieruont A & PcseuS A j
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

Franklin Fire Ins CO. Manager Adelaide Phillips
italian Opera co. La Coal Oil co; Falls City Steau
Bakery American Mutual In5 co; Southern Lard ca
De II Ins CO
JOHN NJ. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

RatcliGie Jas 3
Rag dale Geo II
Reynolds VIM
RECON Jas A
Reigleman an Jos
Redon NJ A
Reuner Jacob
Rine W w
Ryan James
Rice A p
Rpgino W S
Hotchilds S
RUmien Alex
R0of'Ord Calvin
Rogers John
Russell Geo L
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19
d W. YnUNGBLooD. Acting supe,intentent
Department of Finance, city Hall.

NEW ORLE ANS, November s. 1875.
Sealed proposals will be received until u NJ.
WEDNESDAY, 22d December, for the exchange of
Thirty Eight Hundred (3900) drawn PREMIUM
BONDS, at their face value and interest, for Old
Bonds Of the city of New Orleans ass of the late
cities of Jefferson and Carollton
Bids must state the class of Bonds and the amount
of past due coupons which should be attached in
the absence of couposs. the amount of interest
crued thereon up to January 1876 and all offers
must cover both bonds and interest.
All old bonds exchanged will be preserved intact
until the PREMIUM BONDS are redeemed with
premiums
Proposals must be directed to the Commissioners
of the Consolidated Debt and indorsed Proposals
for exchange of Bonds"
The right to reject all bids is reserved.
n6 2taw td22 ED. PILSBURY, Administrator.
WIN. l. BROOKS,
43 Satcliez ST., New Orleans.
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
And Agent for
RICAUD'S CIGARETTES AND PERIQUE
TOBACCO,
Manufactured at Grand Point st. James Parish, La
Every Carrot fully guaranteed as to age and quality
d. 1w Z, l. 2 and pound Carrots.
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19
M. G. PARKER, Postmaster.
GENTLEMEN's LIST.

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Alexander NJ
Auoert CD &co
Afford W L
J! Ashton Isaac y
| Barry W A
| B .nghmau 4 w
| Baker w III
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Blanque Max
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Bardy l.
Bailey p j
Bailey Owe ton
Blake Fran lin
Blackman j w
Bell J G.
BIZ SIS nberger S
Billings Chas
BixHy NJ e
Bier G S
Billgery JOS
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Bowman Satb
Brown mr.
Bolding Peter
Boulet N p
BOUziga NJ
Butler Israel
Rurgere L Il
Buse Z T
Blu rs ID D
Br0tto w 0
Cairus John
Caron VIM
Carrie A
Champ J b
Carey p c
Candell & Co
Chambers j
Shalhoel Ialh y L.
Carera Jose
Campbell J Il
Cash T VI
Carton J
Cape NJ
Cannon II q
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The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

l. f1S Common st.
JOHN B. COURET, Proprietor.
This Saloon was established in 1851, and has always
maintained the reputation of being of the most
genteel, orderly. we'll Kept and popular establish.
ments in the city.
The best Of WINES and LIQUORS are always
furnished to the gueste. A hot LUNCH is served
every day from lex 4. u. to 1a P M
There is cosy, comfortable CLUB ROOM over the
Saloon, which is a IA orte resort for gentlemen.
TONY, of Old SANS Saloon" memory, preside,
over the Cigar Department ap24 ly
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19
LADIES' LIST,

LADIES, LIST.
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Alc0un Annie miss Aycock Lou miss
Austin o W mrs
Ii
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Blackmore 4 l. mrs Banks Mary miss
.boaz VIM Bailey kobt mrs
Il rth Tillie miss Brady Eli abeth
Il lena mrs Bernard Laurent mrs
Beck miss BeCkwith kittie nlrs
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Bynton Belle miss Boler Ernest mrs
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Clarke NJ mrs Cruzat mrs
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Iogle ms
ro1arFEmrs Ewbanks Ada miss
-. ~, ISIS Lyett u1ia mrs
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19
THE NEW ORLEANS BULLETIN SUNDAY, DECEMBER 49, 1875

Hautot 81
Harper Jas II
Hawley John
Hardie Jas NJ
Haydel Ernest
Hadly James
HarInain E
Heaton Edwd
Hensler A fred
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Henthorn Vim S
Hine II u
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The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

Uf6OIO U8Ss III aDunuanCo at j. n. Isenauu q
Co.'S.
Best dental work at lower prices than any
where else. DR.. Knapp, 145 Canal, formerly IA
pa
The New Orleans bulletin., 1875-12-19

Hall 2 ID, Jr
| Harrison James
Harper James, Rev
Hartell Sam
Hapan John
Hart Geo ) g. Howell.
Hanna 5 F
Henke John Fl
| Henderson Ed
Hen lerson VIM II
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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26
toms would lead to q suspicion Of

toms would lead to suspicion OF
poisoning, and that from arsenic.
The bereavement was very grieyous
to the family, and the thought that
the public would ascribe it to the use
of Paris green seemed to give an ad-
ditional sting to the affiiction, and
hence tendency to modify their
first statements, and to send you
word there was a mistake. Ofcourse
| made no mistake, gave you the re-
port precisely as it came from the
family. / have conyersed with the
father and he does not wish to think
the chiId's death resulted from the
use in any way of Paris green. but he
would not say to me there had been
no Paris green sprinkled on the
vines of the potatoes eaten by the
child.
The child may not have died from
the effect of this poison, but all the
facts remain unchanged, and the
community and State should be
taught that this agent cannot be han
died with safety, and its use in the
Arts, as well as an aid in Agriculture
should he prohibited by law.
have seen some statements from
the Agricultural Bureau at Washing
ton City, extremely yaluable-and i
time permits, on some future occa
sion l will say more in your paper
but could not now.
lido not wish to bore you by thi:
long letter.
Yours truly,
N. B. SISSON.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26

GEN. CARY opened his part of the
democratic campaign IN rrpmbull
county. The Bulletin published his
speech in supplement, with encopf-
aging head lines. 1t has been before
the people for some weeks. In that
speech occurs this sentence:
"Our system of National banks is
stupendous swindle."
Webster defines swindle thus:
"To cheat and defraud grossly, or
with deliberate artIfice; as to sacindte
man out of his property"
Mr.. ALEsHIRE, the democratic can
didate for Representative in this
county, is a stockholder and a Di-
rector in the First National Bank of
GalIipolis. Now, we ask, why is it
that the BQlletin has not come to
the defense of its candidate against
this attack of Sam. Cary. The
charge of swindling is seriousone,
and we call upon the Rulletin to do
its duty in behalf of Mr.. ALEsHIRE-
to hurl back In the teeth of Sam.
Cary this lying charge. Either Sam.
Cary is a liar, and thereby unworthy
the support of honest men, or else
Mr.. ALEsHiRE should not be voted
for to represent the people of Gallia
county in the General Assembly OF
the State. The Bulletin must come
to the rescue of one or the other
he can't defend beth-that the peo-
Pile may know how to vote, Don't
hesitate any longer, Mr.. bulletin
the emergency is important-eithel
up with Cary aBd down with Ale
shire, or else up with Aleshire and
| down with Cary. Let us have ne
patched up compromise.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26
For the GallipOlis Journal.
VintOn Stuffin'.

Supervisors are ordering out hands
to fill holes in the roads, and to repair
bridges which have been damaged by
high water.
Mr.. Henry Shaner died in Morgan
township last week. He was for many
years Justice of the Peace.
Mr.. John ii. Guy closes out his store
this week preparatory to starting with
his family to Kansas, their future home.
Our people want the Commissioners
to build stone culvert across the run
below town (this side of the creek.)
Heavy rains have damaged the rail-
road bed somewhat. By the way, are
we ever going to have railroad?
The late school exhibition realized
enough to paint the inside of the Acad-
envy school room.
Mr.. r. C. j. Adney is here.
There will be Union Sunday-schOOl
picnic on the 18th of September, upon
the lands of JnO. A. Martindale, just
above the Adney school house. All are
invited.
The folks round here are much pleased
with the idea of levying a road tax, and
think that it ought to be universal in
the county.
UPTTIM MCGIN.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26
UFTTIM MCGIN.
For the Gallipolis Journal

Moderate showers quite frequent.
There was considerable hail not far
from here on the 10Th.
Mr.. S. Weed conducted the ser
vice at Rio Grande last Sabbath
Mr.. Fulton being absent.
A full corps of workmen are now
engaged on the college. The paint
ers and plasterers are at work this
week,
MIR. George Eagle seems to be in
vesting quite largely this season in
stock, as he is almost daily gather
ing up both large and small.
The Republican meeting on the
Goth WAS success. 1t WAS address
ell by Hon. +. A. Stone and Capt
j. H. Evans. AS result of the
meeting a Hayes Club was formed.
The old and reliable township OF
Raccoon will as usual roll out Il big
majority for Mr.. Stone and Evans,
and also the whole Republican ticket,
having been taught ''to prove nj
things and hold fast that which is
good.'
Some sickness near Adamsville.
We have one less doctor. II
Winn having moved to Albany, il
Athens county,
Fresh meat would he quite luxu-
ry in our town. We need regular
butcher. What has become of the
meat wagons, OCCASIONAL
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26
GREENBAcKs we're good ENOUGH I,

GREENBACKs were good enough to
pay soldiers, and are now good enough
to pay soldiers orphans and widows,
but they are not good enough for the
bond-holder. Oh, no-it's not loyal
to pay the rich man in the same mon
ey that goes to the widow and or
phanLBulletin.
Nor is it loyal to pay the govern
ment pensioners in a deprecated pa
per currency. 1 believe the pension
ers of Gallia county want the gov
ernment to pay every dollar of its
just debt in gold or its equivalent,
and not in deprecated paper cur
rency. And / also believe that the
pensioners want to be paid in gold OF
its equivalent. If the financial poll
cy prevails that is advocated by the
democracy of Ohio the pensioners
will all be dead before the time comes
for specie payments and it may be
written on their tomb stones-Gov-
ernment Pensioners starred to death
by being paid in worthless rag mon
ey. When Congressman Vance ad-
vocates the policy of paying the
bond holders and the pensioners IN
the same currency, and that currency
is gold and silver or its equivalent
then he will be advocating just pol
icy to all, rich and poor alike. The
pensioners do not cry down that class
of people, who have saved their earn
ings and invested them in govern
ment securities. All we do ask is
that the government pay its pension
ers in gold as it does the bond hold
ers. And that time would speedily
come when all this would naturally
take place, if the democracy would
stop this insane cry for the issue o
more irredeemable paper money.
PENSIONER.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26

THERE is such an amount of down.
right, infamous lying in regard to
our National banking system, and
especially in regard to the question
of economy in relation to their tex
tinction," which the democratic plat
form demands, that We feel COM
pelled this week to surrender a por-
ton of our editorial space to a just
and truthful statement OF the facts
an the case. it may be found else
where, under the heading, "killing
the goose that lays Che golden egg.
The facts there presented cannot be
controyerted, and may be relied upon
as accurately correct.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26
For the GalliRolis Journal.
Rio Grande Hayes Club.

Pursuant to published notice {
meeting was held at Rio Grande fol
the purpose of arganizing IL Hayes
Club. On motion of Mr.. L M. Be
man, j. w. Vaughn, was chosen
Chairman, aud j. ID. Ienkens, Secre
tary. Capt. ]. II. Evans was intro
duced, who made n short speech upoT
Finance, &c, after which Hon. f. A
Stone spoke, touching upon the prin
cinal issues of the campaign.
On motion. A. W. Rldgway, Dan
iel Richards and Evan f. Edwards
were appointed committee To pre-
pare and present Il Constitution. The
following was the report received
I'VE omit Constitution for want o
spaee.-kp.
The following were appointed
committee to report permanent oiii
GERS: L. NJ. Beman, NJ. S. Gile,
and Amos Troth. They reported fol
President, William Ridgway; Vice
President, J. w. Vaughan; Secre
tary, ]. D. ,Tenkens; Treasurer
Daniel Richards,, WHICH was received.
y The Club decided to hold its next
meeting Friday evening, Sept. Sd, at
the Raccoon Town House.
], w. VAUGHN, Chm'n.
J. ID. JEAKENs, ser'y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1875-08-26
For the Gallipolis Journal

These u. S. officials from West
Virginia and elsewhere are notified
by the Bulletin that they are not
wanted here, at least by our Congress
man. If any of them wants to come
here hereafter they must write and
get his permission. He can't bear
the idea of any other U. S officer be-
ing in town than himself. l expect
our P. nj. will have to leave town yet.
He seems to have special dislike for
Postmastors, that is Republican ones.
He also thinks that our U. S. officials
ought to be paid only for the time
they work. He says General Hayes
got pay for several months time in
Congress, when he wasn't there.
Wonder if he won't do the same
thing. His term began the 4th
March, 1875, and I'll venture to say
| he is drawing his pay, or the vonch-
ers for it, right along, just like a lit
tie democratic Congressman always
does, and he hain't done any service
nor won't until December. In about
nine months he will be entitled to
pay at $500 a month; about $4,000
and no services rendered to the Gov
ernment. Will he take the pay;
will he practice what he breaches
no work no pay? I'll venture to say
our young Statesman of the Balle
tin Office will take every dollar. $500
a month for chasing over the coun-
try after Sam. Cary, and denouncine
Republicans rs raseals and thieves,
will do pretty we'll, and we help pay
him abont $40 day for abusing us
We advise him to make the most Of
it, for the first opportunity the peO
pie have at the ballot they viii
rid themselves of this vapOrine
demagogue Don't you think, voters
that five hundred a month, or twent,
dollars q day, is a tremendous price
to pay for such poor material as rep
resents the 11th District? Will ht
take his back pay? Will goose ea
grassy