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NEW YoEK. 0csDber 81.
MOSET-Quict and easy at &a3 nrr rt.nr
ETERL1S6 ExcnAxaESQu,ct II io9haioex.
GoLp-Wlthout DECIDED chsrrr: nnenins a, 7,sf
dsseinlng to a4s advancing to is@x. and e1osiue &
Exports Of specle to-dsy s1G3aS
GovEasXgs1 SEoeks-More settye and shade
hrmef. 'e ~ A""'e
FKEIans 10 LryERpoot-Cuief.
STocKs-uIeher ciokjnr Snnrsne
R. R[........,,,s,,,...s. iii L IcyelandAp n
Illinois CentYal.,.,,. NichtTnn Snnthrrr s9.s
NofthE Eesterr ~ 65k iaradirr 'oaAnefu fu'-' IN
Toledo. .1I9x New Yors c:cntvsi 1i9n
Pitts Fl ,fIe Il : ~ r., @ - t'$.1;
Alton T. Ha1te..,. s5S i. 8, sd s co1n .n'A
Alton 7. u. p,d..... 8 new issue.
81: s.: pd::... :sa Tenn ............... Sc
Srw Yosx. Octobcr 81 III
The Gpmtrct0rs noncy arfirJe ssrs tSs9 ncnov ~,
freely At i Dtr crnf an rsiI nis.onnt. ~ 1'
There Is cst for nanrr and y ~ sr @ 1u, s
be quoted the mininum rate N - 49, eeA' ''"1
The stock market shows dee ldet1y more activity and
vas general At an sverige alv4nec Of about Z III
, 1866-11-01

CnoIEnA.-1he following Is the only case oi
cholera reported yesterday at the Health Office
Joabelle Bon1d, American, aged fourteen yeara.
Residence No. S11 Michigan street. Attacked
Tuesday, p. m. !; under treatment
, 1866-11-01
LOCAL MATTERS.

Thnt Cancera Can be Cured II n Fact.
have been troubled with cancer in my noec 70,
upwards Of eescn ycarr. and dusIng that lime.
have nted every remedy known to myself IN ny
ia' appeared At all likely to benefit me- bu. Nil TO
no avail. still tuaczcd with the cancer, and a.
times very much indeed. tnaccd erough to make
despair, Ashort time rinee. heard OF Miss
Tenncfscc'* great Cancer Remedy. and a1lho-eh
entirely seepi1cal as to the rrsu!s, conc!ndcd to
cured in tcsen dayr. This mag sceu1 Incredible
but am ready to vouch far The truth Of this state
mcnt- pronounce her remedy ccstaln ID It's
the only true cAucrs remedy In cdstenec Or,
FAAskiN BnooKs, II. D., l5l Dea1bogu-st.. Chi
caro-, III, -@5..
, 1866-11-01

Polnnd,a Magic BILIOUS powdeu.-
Ihese powders !are surc cure for LIVER Com.
plant and all Billions arrangements. They never
al; Gao be obtained at al drug stores. or by
mail Price 80 cents. c. @. Clark d Co. New
Aaveu. Conn, Fuller, Finch & Fuller, Chicago,
, 1866-11-01

FEs11yAI--An entertainment 10 aid In the etc:-
tion OF church edfhce at the Union Stock Yards,
will be held at the Hough House this evening. A
special train will leare the depot corne- uf Madl-
son and Canal streets, at 7:l5 .. NJ, stopping At
street crossings.
, 1866-11-01

| 1NeoLTENT Doctor TO THE SrATE.-Richard
Harris was. at 1ha March term of tlr Rcco-,,cr',
| con-t ronr,,,.a =. .....,,cs....,, . :. NJ. II.
| Ioa1l. convicted Dc "conHdence' man. The cir
| cumetaneca Of the cssc were such that The Recor.
| der Inflicted the highest penalty for the mtsde.
meanoI kno~n 70 me tA": me terms Of the sen
f." one ve,. ana 1hn ,n1o ~ ono eountg !asly ao.
thorsand dollars. The Governor of the State.
under the advice Of some Of onr citizens, 1ssued i
pardon to The convicted man, to take effect only
as Il appl!ca 10 inc imprisonment. Yesterday
narsas az before the Es.nats Court to b released
The fchcdule Of his property exhibited an uuufs-
~ a1a9ie tmpecuniostty, and bis discharge fol-
'S"~4 80 'n""sl " eouse.
Drlnprzrn p.t,,c,. 1tu., ..,.a.a @.,.. -.
pr,dc,rr,1 znn,a ,,no aoa ~ ro,>,EoS ~. 49,
n.aeMsa eone e.ne ago sou 1ctulneo 70 nts ola
aeld OF labor on the North Side, reJoiced again to
and courtetans of that locality. he bad c1uaed
the police officers until shout ten O'Clock Tuesday
night, when be was topnd in d house OF Ill.tAme
~. I'LL ny A.s mot9Gl ~ Noste "ater esfeeI nc
ae WE aeteu ann oso1gnt nelofe .asuee Aiilken
ses "a y. WIG anen nim - nno sen
te0eeo u'1o ~ Atoe'S oaJs NJ 1ae oEde"ell'
WHAT Is fh1ESDsa1F:-on tuesday afternoon
'ohn Flanagan, naeh under the lnnnenee oflquor,
"anoeteo 1n.o lne s'ofe OF Mt sc"hens. On MOD
re - Ecue"s LUZ oe.aG tIeno o. sae tneoE!-
tG' - ~A u - ~ s y. H. Mone5, amonnt-
hnra fn,satfcn ~ al nf1n. ~ = '.s4a eppente1 ~ ~
money sae fund in bis possession a4';i Srul,ens
~as arrested By O1leer Simpson.
BR1DeE ObsTnrcr1oN.- Another of the frequent
, 1866-11-01
FIRE INSURANCE.
The Liverpool aud London, and Globe
insurance CctlI'nny-h Branch In
Chicago.

We rart tbc .t.ep,}or ~ ~, ,.,,;. =.
tiscmenf In this issuo n ~. f5,crnoot as
;1nn and f,lohe 1ns,,snco co,aaa.. aHu Aon
fbe cetahi,sb,ncnt ~ f.onarsT sr.1". ~
citr which ,r,1l o~ar-,., ta.s.s...Is ,,u te
1,t,. "1, ~" eAe11sc 5a'!soae1'oh IN LIMOS,
M4ssou1ls MlcAlsan. Wisconsin. Iowa. and Mime
sota' all policies for risks tateu In those States
hpfn- issnei in the Ch1rson ne;co ord II, ,a.a.,
odinstc1 md na;d ha,a t,,t's. auu a." .osses
WHERE II lima hccames IN nn" sG!.senc9 s. Use
Otce.r tnabj;nr insur,Fs ans ,hei-
he5e witheut tho, wssitlae t9r Eastern sommanlcataon,
foot m silb ons Hnu asseaa 81 1,i1 ol tn!s comysny
amount one million stT hnnS,ed tsons,,a u Wn1Ga ~
sssied in TIC United staiea and The stoskhoI1e5s
tic COMPANY Hnnythinr 1ike nh.nf,1;e cesta;ntv =,
oI raymcnt Of losses can Be- secured. II i.
here. .N ''>''''S'
acsers Warren / WIisht MI " Mgsb Wsrysn bcise a.e
ihe fcridcnt manager 81 chiraan si,h n1ic,. X
Room II. No. 81 LaSallc street. Mr. Warren ha.
ssn G5 ~ ssa@Ra s f rsn ]
mcnt Of the Western Braach brings to The d..
charge Of his duties IN exact knowledge Of ali
that concerns It. and may be relied on 10 conduct
The business Of the company in such a way a. 10
i1l]y protect Il Interests, ned do full 3ustice 10
:hc Insured. We !,ave no doubt thai tn hia handa
:he @ company VII H. become more popular than ever,
lumber Of our business mcn than heretofore.
LAW INTELLlEENrE.
IL 4 raaR af}n nf Y&6r
- ." W. esasaon " iaoof among
INC mempe'e o. me oar. IL Is very probable that
oftbc e1cc-iun ub.idcs. tho ne. p,ocerdinrs, AL
wayr brewing. viii, nnt f}nd Themselves IN cow
ihr or,irrs IN fhn i1ni,ci Ssn,aa .,or.s vas,.-
dar ,ycrc rsrsnna5 an ot,ornT ,rss ~, 49,. 5S,.
ana new f.isi crantrH 'g r. e. y. "as aS
anc,nct she, s.bsrloS M,ns ~ ~ SuupgF
o hs 10 n
;!e ha:k "noard Of Trade Is chs .esl a. The neg
n,,ar faf'' n,,,s1, @um -. etenn a SouEI an
Il cbamn1in + e. .es,ms, fnS1, nsnSeo as,n9 "
snas Il icn~ +. .3d ~ 9H Sin "onn ou'in' oam'
ages Penny lalq az klu,Nu: --
~ ahe Ieun n;, toa'h o. ne conhtg. iho case Of
gofcpn II. on. om!in ss: ian. An3G q 70 wss Closed.
iuls case Was mar noticed III the IHinuSE yestcr-
day. !he jury ionnt for the plainht, and gave
$l+1islv damages case. z. Coan against
Daniel Il. Brant = Co., i now teing heard: Piain-
III Lad care OF Coss' Billiard foom when tta then
owner. thanced theEeto by tue many suite tnsti-
snta ~ 4hn "4 n.,5s LIZ tuS na.t pAsst4
, 1866-11-01

mother should give her child M.s. Winslows
Soothing Syrup, It relieves the child from palm.
eoliens the gums, cures wind colic, aud sure 10
regulate the bowels. Glvcs rest to the mother
and relief and health to the child Perfectly safe
In all caaes, as millions at mothers can testify
A Sure Pile Cure.-Dr. GIIbert,s PILE
Instrument positively cures the worst cases OF
piles Sent by mall On receipt Of 81 Circulars
FREE. Sold ey druKc1sIs: Agents wanted every
where. Addsess ]. B. RoxAIiE, Manager, No.
575 Broadway, SeH York.
, 1866-11-01

TOR sALE-An excellent dairy or gr.
So,bNtan so Raray VteTxo nesvn % ;ss @
20, containing three nuadEed md t7ta:y Acsr. o
and ny acrcs Of ta1o g1asa 1nd seventy acres uats
p1ow; houst. barn and orchard, and > ei.. q eo,t
wRtcr. Application tn be made to GE0EG GEhs.ssNS :
Union stock Yards, Chicago.
TOR SAIE-In the beautiful city
Aurora. ! euttasc OF rooms, closets, With nc.
u aerc corner lots well. ci1seru. Stone CELLAR
worth ffult and shatc et al Ia perfect or Ter. con
Worth ahout e NO ard all tot d, no, 1ndnei.taa
ee*,!on. CAL Or dt.sSt to D, r. Sr0RKs, No, 3,
0a2enast, Apfp.s, III.
, 1866-11-01

A CLE1En TEANsFEn.-On TnesdnY afternoon
trio Of youhg thieyes entered fruit store on Mad
lion etrect, and while two held the proprietor III
conversation, the third ab.conded with box OF
grapes. rutsuit Eaa given and the ypung thief
in his flight transferred the box to nexa boz,
telling him 10 run The Dcws boy fell into The
hands Of an officer and wns handed over to the
Reform School Commissioner, while The real thief
cscancd.
, 1866-11-01
UftHmRAOvED.
BDarDtug.

ROARDING-Tnree or four gentlemen
~ or Ecot e1uAn and wife, can be accommodate
dpiphkr. - A@1S* AAs"-
, 1866-11-01

Constitution Watcr.-.A Certain Cure
for nlABET1e. sud all DISEASES OF THE KIpHETs.
Sold BY all Druggists. ntpot IL CliG.st. y. I.
, 1866-11-01

Paper HAng1ngs and window Shades
at greatly reduced prices. F. E. Ngby, 50 Ran
dOlph-st. -
, 1866-11-01

The hteheAt medical authorities OF
Mew } ork and Havana have pronounced Dr.. Oiea
Morenoa Pills a sure preventive and cure for
cholera, hysentery or diartheA Sold by all drug
Etsr: Dlctzseh, BiockI q Co., agents, Chicago,
, 1866-11-01

pOARD-Peimanent board, by man
- and w1c. from shout the middle OF November, In
etEletiy prrate family with suite Of rooms
In good nciEhnorhood Addrrss ~, Tribune once,
stating termf, whether furnished or unfurntsehcd
rooms.
, 1866-11-01

Coughs. Hoarscne*e, and tho ynrlouA
THROAT affections TO which Public Speakers, Mill.
"Nrotcn't Bronchial 1to.hts." Having d.
reel lnGueuco 10 the Affected parts, they allay
, 1866-11-01

WHAT Is Fu1ENDsa1F:-On Tuesday afternoon
John Flanagan, much under the Influence OF liquor,
wandered into The store Of Mr., scuI1ene, On Mon.
roe street scullens beiug friend Of the fnebri-
ing 70 81. Flanagan slept, but next morning
on asking for his money, bis friend appeared to
have forgotten all about it. Subsequently the
money wac ft,nnd In his possession and Sculieua
Mas arTeEtad bE OGIce1 Simpson
, 1866-11-01
Toledo Market.

Toledo Market.
TOLEDO. October 81.
FLoCr-Flrm aud quiet.
GRa1SeWheat trn1. Winter &c better; spr1nc 4c
hster. saea of new amber u e. s>ef2s3; old amber
better bnt closed dull and sclower. Sales al fl.o6.s
lV TOT No. Mixed-cioslng At inside Fntes. Ost- At
6le' fuE No. l. S
LKr FRE1anTs-sc Eot corn to Dudale,
, 1866-11-01

lie this rtty. Oet sat. Of per1tone4l .ufa,anatc,.
aged 81 years. '1e'
In this ci,5. at thczestdepca Of her son,u.1av,
MattSyEk Mrs. ElIZABETd ylNTOS. aged 4 yesrs.
Friends Aoo aeauaiptanees or the family T-spcct-
It's rr111e'ar., On FrdaJ, Sov T. a. O'Clock p. m
, 1866-11-01

Total for twcnty-one precincts nbout 15,GiO.
when wontd give for the entire city about twenty
, 1866-11-01

TIE CASE oTPoLIARn.-The case Of the assacdt
Of 1hos. Pollard upon Michael Bfistnot, which
was mentioned IN yesterdays TnrBrSr,- received
final hearing before Justice Moore yesterday af-
ternoon. resulting In Pollard being aned S25, aud
being EeqNtred 10 give ball In $;10 to .ieet the
pCace,
, 1866-11-01

OnruAss.-A party OF ihlrt5-four ornhan boys
from tic New York Juvenile Asylum, passed
through this city yesterday on their way 10
Bloomington, where homes hnve been provided
for then, in families In that vicinity. They were
In charge Of Meee.r. II. D. Perry and James $.
App1cy, and were between the nscs OF eeyen and
fifteen Scsrs. The young wanderers were well
dressed. and appeared happy aud hopeful OF
plCnsnn lots In The tuturc.
, 1866-11-01

LAKE CouxTr SABBATH scrooI CONTENTION ~
The Sabbath School Convention will commence
to-day at Waukeean-openins services At 9:a, n.
m. 4 number Of sabbath School men from dif%
present and address the various meetings. Al
The chi'drcn's meeting this afternoon The Kew. j.
", l-ar1more, or Chicago. Will deliver the ad-
"The kite.'' The liLlle folks mar expect treat
, 1866-11-01

SESA7on YATES will add cs h, citizens OF
Chicago on Friday evening a Crosby. Opera
House. As this will be among hel st grand raj
lies Ithe Union party before The election, It is
Aside from Tue importance IT The issues 10 be
discussed by the Senator as one OF the active par
Elephants IN onr State and national politics, our
wears since Senator Yates has addressed the cit.
fzt,ls Of Chicago. Let thcre be 4 grand rally IN
Friday evening.
, 1866-11-01

BRtDGE DISTINCTION of the frequent
cases Of detention By open bridges which make
the completion Of the strccs tunnel consrtnma-
tfon deyoutly 10 be wiehed, occurred last eventu.
at 1Ate street bridge, jnst as the impatient thron.
Of Rapperbound people was f.lp: ihe st-ectt.
The essing was kept open full twenty miun'es BY
the hungtinSS maunuvtes OF o propeller wheels
man, who did not appear to know how 10 ettef
Lis craft through the channel,
, 1866-11-01

soLLsEu VAonAST,-John Vapderwerker was
brought before Justice stuHevani yesterday aftcr-
noun, charged with vag7aney. Having blcd for
The fmpres sion that for the remainder OF bis NOR.
tai career hts country owed him living. lie was
fined ts5, and execution WAS suspended 10 give
, 1866-11-01

EAnnnw EecAPE.-curneAus Burns, driver In
the employ Of F. Pa1mc|ec & Co., was yesterday
driving en- omnibus filed wt,h passengers along
West Van Doscnetzeet, with very rcstiyc team
Amer he had crossed the bridge the horses
plunged down The grade on the western aide At
1cEtidc rate. and neither brake nor rein was eufi-
Client TO rctasd their pEogrcss. Just as they
reached the track OF the Chicago, Alton i ST.
BY dcxterous movement be iwitehed The ho,scs
clearly round, stopping the omnibus within few
fEch4s Of the train, The suddeuness
Of the movement thruv him from
his seat, and be sustained sp7Aiu
Of tho nnk!e, while one Of bis horses vas
seriously hurt Tue passengers were eonsidor-
, 1866-11-01

WESTERN EScrns1ox1srs. The following
named patty OF excuFsionlsts were registered nj
the Sherman House yesterday, on their way to al
tend the opening OF The Union Pacific Railway,
from Knnsas City, Nfssou.s, to Fort Riley:
Edward Miller, Philadelphia: Strickland Kne-
aas- 1'bifadclrhta; Cooper Lander, Philadelphia; :;
Charles q. leland, Philadelphia Dr.. j. l.. Ie-
conie. rh1ade'Phi..: John G Brown. rnilade
!. Palmer. St. Louis; r. y Yordley, Chattanoo >
ga; John J. NcCook, S1eubrcrille, Ohio; Will
liam F. Cotton, Mississippi; Ellis ID. Kennedy
Iitehurch: Jo;iah Coples. Pittsburgh; John
usss1rd, New York.
, 1866-11-01

RrE oyEn.-A German boy, whose E7no was
not ascctatned. residing on Fourth avenue, while
on his way 10 school on Tuesday morning. was
run over BY heavily laden waeon, on Wab1sh
avenue, near Thirteenth street. md one t.f hts
legs 50 badly crushed that It was feared that iun-
pnt2tion wonld be necessary Ee was cared Ejr
By Or. McTickcr, and then removed home
, 1866-11-01

Dlsc11ARGED.-John CusraD, the express man
who was mentioned Ia these columns on Saturday
as charged with The larceny OF box, containing
sGG6 worth Of Iewelry from the person Of Isaac
Serar, while conveying him In a drunken con,
ed yesterday morning before Justice MIillEen and
discharged from custody, no proof Of theft
being 0dduccd,
, 1866-11-01

RxAnREs7Ep.-patsics Iiley e.caped from the
hridewesl some time ago aud returned to his old
hcld Of labor the North Side, reJoiccd again to
ncct hts brothers and sisters In arms, the thieves
and courtetans Of that locality. He had c1uaed
the police officers until about ten o'clock Tuesday
night, when he was topud in a house OF IIl.tame
Kept by his mother on North Water street, &c
was arrested and brought before Juetlce Milliken
ycsterlA. morning, who fined him IS and sen.
tcuced hin to ninety days at the B1ideWcll.
, 1866-11-01

TIE FrEL QrEf71os.-Many Of our3cits7cns who
fer years ast have b*cn purchasing hard coal for
vatmiHc i1lctr houses, viii be glad to learn that
an article has recently been invented which will
enable hcm hereafter 10 our Illinois sof1 coal
thus making saving Of 4: least afty ner cent.
Wc1eter 10 Nrowee1rs soft Co \ Furnace, patented
September 1s. 1876. After years Of ttial and
rtHes rueestde IN prodncnr frn.ce whe E H.
in construction, easily managed. will not choSe
up With soft lflnnfEons coal Is claimed to lus.
coal than airy other iu:uacc OF equal size and IL
cusiscly free from any saarlt If ras. Our space
will not permit to detail a,' ite nxccllcnc1.s lu
VT refer thote Interested to tho manufacturers,
Mason L. Esowncll. No 1sl East Madison street
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08
S In assuming control of tn,

H In sssuming control of the
Journal, we deem it unnecessary to
make lengthy PRONUNCIATION Of any
particular kind of policy we shall
pursue, prefering rather to let each
successive issue of the paper speak
for itself. We shall aim to present
o paper that shall command the re
spect of the people and the undivi-
did support of the Union party;
keeping ever in view the interests of
the city and county. During the alb
sence Of the Proprietor, the paper
will be in charge of William Nash,
Esq, present County Auditor, who
is well known by every citizen of the
county, as one fully competent to the
task We bespeak, in advance, for
that partiality, confidence and cor
dial support which has, heretofore.
been extended to the Journal oy our
citizens, irrespective OF party,tbeliev
ing that in the future, as in the
past, it will not be misplaced.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08
GailipoIis Nursery.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
C.N. PALMER. PROPRIETOR,

nFFERS fr the Spring of 1866. a very
large stock cf Fruit and Evergreen
trees, Apple Tres. years from graft. Is cts
each, per 40 Si4. 2years from gnsft l2IS
cts. each. PER 100 $l2 Dwarf Appl-s 81 "a
each, per lp0 S25 Pears Standard, 5lcts
Dw1rfs 4Octs. Ch, rry 5ncis. Plum 50cts
Quinecs 4hcts. Apricots 50cts, Ncctarincs
25cls. English WaInuts, and Spanish Ohes,-
nuts she =, P-nch trees 20c's, per 100 SIS
Ais0 a few chIice Seedlings. per 100 S.
Also the leaiing varieties of E,ergreens.
GRAPE VINES.
Iona. Israella,. Delaware. Concord, Hart.
ford. Prolific. Diana, Crev cling. Logan. Ives
Se.dling, Ontario, Union Village, Aliens
VIII te Hyhred, To-Halun, Clinton, CatawDa
Isabella, Norton's Virginia.
SMALL FRUITS.
Currents Red Dutch, 2 years old per 100
81, per .0n0 S25. All the leading variet' es
low. GOOsb"rrits. Raspberries. Blackberriesi
Rhuharb. Asparagus Roots. and Strtwberr. .es,
Th fo'lnwrng vsri ties s. per 10 Russell,
Buffalo. Monitor, Rrooklyn scarlet. Col
Ellsworth, Austin. Gen. Scott, La COnstsnta.
Georgia Mammoh b Also the old leading
vnri Ties. 81. per 100, s.. per 1000
ID rect your O-ders to the G4lliPolis Post
Office or call at my resiIrnc-, where they
will meet with prompt attention
C.. N. PALMER
Feb 8, 1866 6v.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08

1E Hon. Henry j. Raymond, OF
New York, In speech delivered in
the House of Congress, on the 29th
ult., and whichis supposed to rep
resent President Johnson's views o.
the question of reconstruction, lays
down the following plan:
First, To accept the present status
of the Southern States, and regard
them as having assumed, under the
Presidents guidance and action,
their functions of self-government in
the Union.
Second, Congress to decide on the
admission of members, admitting
none but loyal men, who can take
the oath Congress may prescribe,
holding all other as disqualified.
Third, Provide by law for giving
to freedmen of the South all the
rights of citizens in courts Oh law
and elsewhere.
Fourth, Exclude fiom Federal of
fee all the leading traitors.
Fifth, Make such amendments to
the Constitution as may seem wise
to Congress and the State, acting
freely and without coercion.
Sixth, Take such measures and
precautions as may prevent the over
throw, by usurpation or Otherwise,
in any State, of its republican form
of government.
If Mr.. Raymond reflects the views
of the President in these six propo
sitions, we must admit they are plain,
practicable and sensible. We con
fess our inability to see anything in
them opposed to the principles OF
the great Union party that elected
Mr.. johnson, or calculated to place
the government in the hands of
rebels.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08

whose boilers, made in the regu-
lar way, with only two or four re-
turn fues, were never know to ex-
plode in more than twenty years
experience. The W. r. Carter 8
were made to Older, were tubulars,
and have exploded, causing the loss
of probat ly one hundred lives, and
a quarter of q million Of property.
The use of tubular boilers was
first introduced only a few years
since, something after the style of
locomotive boilers Oh railroads. full
of small tubes instead of fues The
CREST objections urged against them
were that they would get clogged
with the mud, sediment. and "scale,"
that is made so freely in our muddy
waters; also that it is impossible to
clean the boilers, an indispensable
necessity on our rivers. ngi-
neers almost universally declare
against them, and when occasion re
quires, to ceol down suddenly, they
dare not open the fue caps for fear
of suddend collapse of the tubes or
small fiues, which contract almos'
instantly on exposure to either cold
air or the introduction of cold water
Our local inspectors, we believe, sem
on 4 remonstrance to Congress, som,
time ago, against the tubular boilers.
bnt no action was taken in regard to
the matter. Now that a few thou
sand lives are lost, and many thou
sands OF dollars, something may b.
done
These fearful explosions always
occur in times of high water, o.
rather IN muddy rivers, alter sun
den freshet, when the waters are>
turbid and full of sediment.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08

~ We hope, within = week OF
two, to give our subscribers an en-
larged, and otherwise improved pa
per, making the Journal, typegraphi
cally, one of the handsomest papers
in Southern Ohio. The proposed
improvement increases the expense
no little, and we hope to lie reward
ed by seeing our subscription list
increased to 1909 pa ying sub
scribers. If our friends in the
several townships will take the mat
ter in hand it can be easily done.
Let each friend of the journal take
it upon himself to obtain one new
subscriber. We rely upon our old
friends throughout the county to aid
us in extending the circulation of the
Journal
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1866-02-08
MARRIED.

On the 3Ist Jan. at the residence of Mr.
James .'rown, in Gallipolis, Ohio, by Rev
J. F. W llIams, Ma J. l.. WILLIAMS, and
Mss MoLLIE L. MCFARLAND
The Printer was not forgotten in the dis
tribution of good things, and the cake re
ceived was very fac. Many thanks, friend
LEONARD.
At the Pilgrims Parsonage, on Wednesday
night, Ian 18th, 1866, by the Rev. J. d.
Ray, MR. JOHN CROMWELL, and Mss CAssAx-
DER PAYNE, 10th of Patriot, Ohio.
On the steamer Z ,n4wha Belle. Jan. 29th
A ID. le6S, by j. u. D4mron ESQ, Ma.
GEoRGE W ALDERMAN. and N - SAssH Z.
HILL, all of Mason county, West Virgins
ALSO-At the same time AMI by the same.
on the steamer Kanawha Belle, Mr. THOMAS
HARRISON. aud MIss N .kr NJ ALDERMAN, all
OF Putnam county, est Va.