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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
The Issue.

The Union Convention Of the six
teenth Congressional District met
last week at Cambridge, and unani-
mously re-nominated Hon. John A.
Bingham as candidate for Congress.
Upon accepting the nomination, Mr..
Bingham addressed the convention at
some length upon the political issues
of the day. We give below brief
extract from his speech, which ex-
presses in a few, plain words, the
real issue now before the people. He
said:
"The final hour of the conflict has
come; the battle with the bayonet has
been fought and won, and the final
contest is to be fought with the bal
lot-that weapon firmer set and
surer than the bayonet. 1t will be
such contest as no man ever saw
before, because it is to be final. In
this contest are but two parties
friends of the government and OF
law, and friends of despotism, con-
spiracy and treason; who sought to
divide the Republic and cast lots on
its fragments. Now, there are only
patriots and traitors, and the man
who falters, however much he calls
himself a Democrat, is a traitor.
The question is whether loyal men,
who saved the Republic on the battle
field by their sacrifices; whether they
or those who followed Robert Lee,
are to be the supreme rulers of this
great country"
These are plain words, but true,
and embody the real issue now forced
upon the country by the men lately
engaged in rebellion. Encouraged
by the aid which is promised them
by their Copperhead allies at the
North, they now demand that the
President shall by military force
break up the lawful Congress of the
United States and recognize them as
the true representatives and rulers
of the government. Wonderful
transformation! The men who
fought to sustain the government, are
now denounced as traitors and dis
unionists; while they. who but a few
months ago were under the ban Of
treason, are now by our Democratic
friends represented to be Union men
par ercellence. That will not do. The
conversion is too sudden, to be real
or permanent. They are for united
government, provided they can rule
it. But if the people dare to retain
loyal men in power, they threaten us
with a new rebellion. That threa;
will not work now, gentlemen; you
have tried it once already. The loyal
men of this country know their
power now.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

EGen. John A. Logan has been
nominated by the Union party of
Illinois as candidate for Congress
from the State at large. His broth
er, Hon. VIM. Fl. Logan, prominent
Democratic leader of the present IL
linois Legislature, has declared in
favor of the Constitutional Amend
ment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

EFHon. 9. f. Moore was nomi-
mated by the Democratic convention
at Portsmouth on the 9th, as a candi-
date for Congress, from this district.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
DIED.

DAVIs-In Perry township. July ssh. lsss.
Adda Roselma. daughter Of Aaron and Ruth
Davis, aged syears, months and q days.
SLACK-On sunday morning, Aug. i2th. Ricy
Ann. wife OF Mr. J. F. Slack. In the 6i>t year
Of her age She has left an adecti0nate husband
and family, with large circle of friends, TO
mourn their loss. in the sudden removal Of one
who was deservedly respected Amer Few hours
Of acute suffering she gently fell asleep In Jesus.
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MARIETTA COLLEGE.

THE NEXT TERN WILL COMMENCE
WEDNESDAY, AUG. %, 1866.
TNHE friends Of the Institution have recent
Il ly added 100000 to its peeuniary re-
sources, thus greatly increasing its efficiency.
In the Preparatory Department instruction
will be given not only in the studies required
TO entes College, but in all the branches
taught in the best Academies.
The tuition fee, in College is $50, and in
the Preparatory Department, SOS, per annum.
Young men that have been honorsbly dis
charged from the military service Of the Uni
ted States, and who purpose to obtain lib
eral education, will be admitted without
charge for tuition.
A fund has been provided for paying the
tuition Of students preparing for the minis
try.
Application may be made TO l. W. An
drews, d. D.. President, or @. L. Rosseter. 4.
NJ. Principal Of the Preparatory Department.
Marietta. Ohio. July 26, lSG6.
August 2,-5wf
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

sB- The following rules and directions for
the benefit ofthe public during the prevalence
of the cholera, were prepared in conformity to
a resolution of the Board Of Health Of Cinein-
natl We publish them as Of general interest
TO all:
"l. All rooms, cellars, pantries, cupboards,
closets, garrets, &C., should be thoroughly
cleansed and scrubbed, and all rubbish and
useless articles removed at once. This hav-
ing been accomplished, the walls and cell
ings should be well vhitewashed with line;
the doors and windows should be opened
every day for the free admission of light and
air.
2. House drains, garbage-boxes. slop- -buek-
cts, &e., should be Kept clean, and be sprin-
kled daily with fresh lime.
g. The use, as beverage, Of all kinda Of
alcoholic. fernented and malt liquors, should
be avoided.
4. Meals should be taken at regular inter-
walls, and the evening meal should be light,
and eaten be fore O'Clock P. NJ. All vegeta-
bles and fruits should be we'll cooked before
served, and never eaten between meals
Green corn, cabbage, raddishes, watermelons
and egg plant should be esehewed.
5. Cistern or hydrant water should always
be preferred when it can be obtained. Well
or pump water should not be used for drink
ing purposes, without first boiling it.
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r. The Atlantic Cable is

H The Atlantic Cable is now
complete. The Cincinnati papers of
Tuesday morning contain the quo
tations of the English markets of the
day previous. This is grea
achievement. and one hardly to be
realized.
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Public Sale.

THE undersigned will offer for sale. at
public auction, atthe late residence Of Reuben
F. Graham, deceased. on the 30th inst. the
goods and chattles Of said deceased. consist
ing in part Of one fine horse. one buggy. bug
gy harness, &c, Re. Sale TO commence st 10
o'clock, forenoon.
Terms-PurehAses amounting to three dol
lars or less to be paid in cash. above that
sum. notes at nine months, with two good
sureties, will be taken.
r. BLACK.
Au. l6. lS66.-3w. Administrator.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
Public Sale.

T WILL offer for sale on Saturday, Septem-
ber Ist, 1866, at my residence in Green
tow nship, Gallia county, Ohio. the following
property to-wit: Horses, cattle, hogs, one two
horse wagon, two set of wagon harness, corn
in the field, lumber, bees. farming utentials.
household and kitchen furniture, and many
other articles to tedious to mention.
Sale to commense at 3 O'Clock A. NJ. Of said
day.
Terms-All sums of five dollars and under
cash in hand; all sums over five dollars a
credit Of twelve months will be given, by the
purchaser giving note with approved security.
WM. S. SCOTT.
August 9, 1866 "a.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

It is recommended that the Union
voters of the County meet at their
respective places of holding elections
in their different townships on
Saturday, dag. 1Sh, 1866
at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. and select tnelr
delegates to the said County Con
vention. -.
All Union men-all in favor of the
great principles of free govern
ment-an indissoluble Union OF the
States-and for making treason
odious for all time to come-are In
yited to participate in these primary
meetings, selecting Of delegates,
dc.
WM. NASH,
EDWARD ALESHIRE,
+. A. STONE,
WM. SYMMS,
SAM'L KERR,
Union Central Committee.
August, ,. 1866.
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Cigars and Tobacco.

A FULL assortment OF foreign and domes-
"A tic cigars, comprising many favorite
brands. Pine cut chewing in bbls. paper and
tin foil, also smoking tobacco.
MORRISON 4 DALE
Aug. 9, ls66.-tf.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

sMrrH-GEE.-Aug. Tth. 1896, at the residenee
Of the brides father by saml Kerr, Esq, Mr..
William smith, Of Xenis, Ohio, to Miss Mary 2.
Gee Of fGallipolis.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

In the above baIIoting the GaIIia
delegation voted solid for Nash.
The Scioto delegation was divided,
Powell and Mcfarland received the
majority of votes. The name OF
Colonel Hawley was now withdrawn,
and that of Mr.. Wilson again brought
forward, after which smother ballot
was had.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
Medical Notice.

TOHN MORGAN, NJ. D.. tenders his pro
- fessional services to the people Of CALI
polls and vicinity, hoping by faithful atten
Ionage.
OFFICE-2d street. above Vanden's new
building, back room, entrance door on upper
side.
Aug. 9, ls66.-3m.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

DIDS and Proposals for building Union
ID School House, in the City of Gallipolis,
for the use of the eolored youths in said City.
which said bids and proposals were opened.
by the Board Of EducStion ofthe Union Schools
in said City of Gallipolis, on the 25th day Of
July. 1866, and the following is the result of
said bids and proposals for said building as
ore now on file in tins office:
plstej sl.375 90
From Mullineaux. Lawson II Co.
(COmplete) 5000 OO
From A. D. Shepard for exeayat-
ing the dirt, Stone and Brick
work, 2,45S OO
S.B. RATHBURN, Rec.
GsllipOlis, July 2s, 1866.
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Simeon Nash 10
Daniel Mcfarland 8
w. II. Powell 81
John T. Wilson Is
Mr.. Mcfarland hereupon with
drew his name, setting forth his mo-
tives in very happy and telling lit
tie speech.
The Scioto delegation now showed
strong symptoms of uniting upon
Mr.. Wilson, in whose favor the pop
ular tide seemed rapidly setting A
ballot was then had, resulting as fol-
lows, Mr.. Wilson receiving MAORI
ty Of all the votes cast, being declared
elected:
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Coffee.

D. Bags our "no. 50" Coffee to sell low.
I'd JN0 A. ROBINSON.
Aug. l6, lS66.
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Sugar.

II HHDS. Prime Porto Rico. Just reeeiv-
I'D ed. JOHN A. ROBINSON.
Aug. 10. 1866
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

Simeon Nash 10
w. III. Powell IL
John T. Wilson 80
Mr.. Wilson was thereupon declar-
ed the nominee Of the convention
amid thunders of applause. On mo-
ton his nomination was made unani
nous.
A Congressional Central Commit
tee was then appointed, consisting of
one gentleman from each county in
the district. The following is the
committee:
D. Mcfarland, Of Scioto; Samuel
Burwell. of Adams; Joseph J. Nc
Dowell, of Vinton: Il. F. Cory, of
Lawrence; William Nash, of Gallia;
D. MackfeY, of Jackson.
The nomination of Mr.. Wilson was
received with immense satisfaction,
both by the delegates and the large
crowd of spectators, who evinced
their pleasure In laundering cheers.
Mr.. Wilson is an able and talented
gentleman, has served with creditto
himself and constituents in the Stste
Senate, and If elected to Congress
(which he surely will be- will make
q representative Of whom the district
and State may well be proud.
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Candy.

CaHuy.
100 Boxes standard summer Candy.
lVO JNO 4. ROBINSON.
Aug. l6.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
PPiiines.

MoLASSEs, N. o. Golden Syrup and
vi Sorghum.
MORRISON Il DALE.
Aug. 8, l666.-tf.
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Soda

- Kegs very best n. @. Sofia. will offer
- this lot to the trade at a bargin.
Aug. lG. JNO \. ROBINSON
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16

~We are requested to announce
Capt. WILLIAM GRAYUM as a
candidate for the office of Probate
Judge, subject to the decision of the
Union Convention.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-08-16
Refined sugar.

NChuaCO sJuSats
o. BBLS. B. Coffee Sugar.
I'd IS bbls. LOvering's crushed sugar.
Aug. rs. JN0. A. ROBINSON.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


1Iurrtsd.
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~ shs rclssnce u Jadgc vsnosfpa Fsioash svsnus.
FIsibuxh by the rev TAeo l. cayls-, Garwo.p L. Ear
70 Jwssrs eidsst daughter % Henry Dickinson
Ftr-sff n-PtnNsR.--Cn Wednesday. D~esmbsr ~. 81
81 James c9nrh YofkYila W 80 Rev ~. Chaunosy.
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tmro- n ~ On Wednesday. December "a a ihs
rr~aeLo Of tha brtes psrtnt ~ ths Eey Ar Gor4pn,
3Axxs ~ ryrtos o. cfetskn, y =, 20 Harms l., osy
danxhi~v % Aex lhvis fAr.. Or Li4s ely.
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t,e N~,rpp,lstan FD'el. Aew Yofs. ~ the Hgv 4 y.
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ylsa Ewfy r US, or 81 Lesn.fd's ksgsnd-
HArg--f..rnvss,cK On Wednesday. Dscsmssr ~ o.
The e. e~as eo,ned Dalnh church. conner u rsrstr.
rfssh SIRE 4 ana th avenue. ~ ne K~v r ". Cosan
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-14

- - p1hls wtn - hssngne inAo ssguiatsoa bo<h
In BaGoal snd ireland dung the a the coming
stru0x5o Ios nattonAI indepsndoosA
Ths preparations in this country fos ssndng sat prfva
pushed forward wth great energy - u v known thai
their sesvtces will soon b called into regulation
y Colonel Kelly the Deputy O. o l. u IN charge OF the
organizations Ia this city u extremely confident OF tho
Of operations Irsand and the Brotherhood In
all parts Of the country furnishing him with liberal
suppy Of the sine ~ OF war
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-14
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY Dec. 1852. N.
AsHrs--Reoepts II bba The market for both pot and
pearl s continued dun andn the Of transactions
prices wore nominal.
BsxADsruvss.-Receipss. 0.sel bhA Aour so bags
meal 100 2si buahos'whea. 2tsiio DO 1890 do
OATS 81 S67 do 100 do malt s65 barley
market for State and Western -four there
business contaminated and advance Of loc. l5c per
Dbl established the market closing firm the improve
mont with holders generally demanding further cd
The sales 500 bbls At the revised quotations
anncxed Southern hour aiso advanced materially though
the business transacted Al too Improvement moderate
tho sales being limited TO 20 hb the market closing stesdy
at quotations Corn meal continued quiet though
noticed saes OF $50 Ibis 3ranfyine allowed
70 transrr Rye aonr was quiet bit firm; $50 bbis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-12-14

Dsc. on Erie Railway and BuaAio divison.. e22e.2os
The earnings OF November 1854. DO not include those
Of the Canandaigua branch = thai branch b MOI nov
operated by this company The earnings OF that branch
should BE- added TO those Of the Erie for November 1900
In comparing the relative earnings
The Secretary Of the Treasury has written the fol-
lowing letter 10 the President Of bank In BuAio. In
reply 10 suggestions favorable 70 conservative policy
with respect to the currency:-
TRsAsURy DErAsrnSs1, WAsmsufox Dso. Z, 1854
DHAR SsR--Your favor OF tho 9Th Inst. h received
You viii receive copy Of my report through the
Comptroller OF the Currency. II was very hastily
written, but L. think, sound In doctrine. What ws
need ID an increase OF labor. II We could have the
productive industry OF the country in full
could return 70 specie payments without any very large
curalment Of United States noteA Ny object has boon
keep the market seady, and TO work back n specie
paypeAts without financial collapse shall act In
~ rssmps no impracticabls thing am, very truly
yours h McCULL0CH
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Wheat continued quiet but the market the whole,
ruled rather steady holders sil ndng full prfces
though soms demanded advance the
limited 1900 bushels 81 % -
go = for no Milwaukee The demand for
At 81 10 81 IL Tor mixed Western and
In moderate request at unchanged The sales
and MIiwsukes and &c for Ohio ror barley mcdsra u
demand the ruled Hales
bushels q liza 81 70 for CansdA west df barley malt
wc hoard Of s.es Of aSJ bushels ~ u r. and OF 10000
bushels CnnadA In bond. 1t 81 ~
Ocrros The marriott wn. !ess active and prices
though without decided change compared yeater
days quotations. hardly strong Al he close there
disposition realize st the appended quotations
quite general though concessions heard or
The sales oompriss bales largely specuatovs and
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He r MA NJ 8.


The svweetssurg Trs~ls-sis 81 the Prsses~rs
Arrsissed--Th Trials Postponed Unsii Tuss-
day. Sc. - -. :. 80.
TIE ocars opsssd II ens O'Clock r. n, Jadg- Jobnson
pr-sidinx The RON crowded VITA spectators
Aes the clerk bad called the Of tbs urofs TIC
Grand Jury presented true biiis avans, csAwssd Nor
M ncDonaid Smith Horss ana R~ssdon efszens %
: foreign siats ncsrnes presented Tor nrosuy.
rhs prisoners tb~s erssxnsd. and rlsatsd nc<
sulIty and their trials hxcd Tor Dscsnbss L. mo
court Adjourned al nert feet5ay
efr J. chs he's prepared report ~ the request ~
ms imperial asthuyssi~s Cansdsaa fortiacAsons Ia
which he shows tns npr,ct4cxbsy Of fortnyinx
Ottawa and Montreal against attack from the ysassos.
aseek Fire o. BE- Used I'm frciand-Ywepnrs-
s lions 90 aead Ost rrivsfecrs. sc.
The ssws that . mAnafsotory q Gresk Ore bed bc~n
discovered 10 Doblls did Greats much asos.hmsst
snoas The yssisns Of this city yesterday. mr. Hush
Ross shs commandsris chief 10 frsisnd and NE
sssc executive Of Enzssds "aanpss est" proesss 10
India A. thsy ~, ree,ins 90 mine which they f~s
Will eSplods In A~hor tire vhsn uos only Grsek IRE
rsQusstsoa No should sft~mpl repeat thc ksroci>s
he pracslced IN India Issy sosntsss that me
ssc1sb hare reached ircisAd N rssdes tbs rssoisn
Q decided success, ana that mssy hox@nds Of
men vlf shortly bs se~n there with socd ssrvcr~be
nass IN thes hssds although The knxh-b sovnnmsss
- mnde u ne<Ai Tor inshmsn 10 Own Sms % have
pscnfork N th~ar roesssnscp essg ten nch~ y
lsaxh 9rssk ira tcvvedys~, bath fss land sr4 ~ksA~
saA naar chsmsoN osmstnauoaa uhtsh bxvs NC 70.
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Sc~n~sra tsadsncy Las. evening sSsss ~ers sSs
60 cold, % arrive . lo'a: e.d IN bond per moss:
axe. gad. in bond or other descriptions heard o.
T..s.,: yer. nsss.s, ss,.y: ..s ar. =, =. sr
e. a. barley sa Is es 90 .nS p
steamer iaoo bales ecoa La, evening std 100 DO 90
sSis porI aas y: Bremen, 90 boil. petroleum FROM
rhsaelphla direct 70 continental port petroleum, =
with user sales q ioS bsiss IN ios a from asa &c.
SaTAa "a. Increased nrmpe.. ps.ps.
r. Tie mssse. fe .p z. ,arpeans though hs eSsn,-s
ss ~, Sa s'ss s. sae1"dqs @
s. &C. 'f'ss a. ss'ss 81 s. s s 49,
a ss ..ss ss.as
ns.ss. e ~, Dol: po,s 70 4: s:st Y
ri S ssS r as'r s fo s'% " oa Livery s 9s
ss -. q ~ ~ ss s ss ~ ~ y f. "a
500 sbls for Dcoember aaa January. - s3sa
ssass s go s qs 81 ss
ss ssS ss .s Pin y q. ss.s sia. ., s
wsss 5000 Ssssd !: az y sHs s q
.sass .ea the oessd y our i.s VS. ss :ely
- sS . s g
'ss 80 s. ass NJ s
ruled .eAay :. iOe 10 Tor .ua p io Coz should
er With sse. Of w packages sthin the rnngo busscr
10 = for ws.isrs % 80 for s,aie ohs-s.
y isw demand Al d. lie for Common dziv 70 nhoios
rEiaolxus Tho markss for crude WAS rather mora
ssss rrorssd q 90 biz: sui PARK ysasrd.y :.
lsc, and 400 90 for ali tb' month. buyers option. on
pryAfe terms. B0ndnA In improved demand and
heher. the advance bong chsny upon standard whltA
sss T.: ::s:: ~; s Ne = ss s.: sa =;
ss rye ! .s ~ = sss. sfs .'ss 49, :; 49, e
lcns primo white, 10 uss 81 tlsc itD bits pvtme {i
s,rsw 70 white Tor isapary; ., y ouysr: option: 70
optloa -. ~ So
sgoAR s1tivs somewhat nrmes. without aEy
msfss>sl change 10 valpA The sales omprs 40 hhdx
cus, - nsn y - ek.say 81 rsnpans a 70 ~
and ~ hhds Porto Roo pan Ike, a'so 1zg bose.
what 6rD<r
higher viii fair business doing sbs ssiss
footing up ienu9 ibs ~ ike 1ixr.
wmsxsv- h~csrts ~ s6s s--conunesd dsn - prices
we're nouinsiiy unehansed sa'ss snmportAnL