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UNION MEETINGS
Will be held at the following
times and places in Jackson
county, and will be addressed
by the following speakers:
On THURSDAY, Sept. q,
at 2. o'clock, P. M.,i at Cases
Mill, in Jackson township.
Monahan, Miller g. Lopgbop.
4 On FRIDAY night Sept.
28th,y at Cambria Furnace.
Tripp, Mackley & Longbon.
On the same night, Sept.
%, at Cross Roads, in Frank.
LIN township. Laird, John
son e. Miller. ai sa,
On E On FRIDAY Sept. 18th, at
2o'clock, P. M, at Crabtree's
Store, in Scioto township
Sternberger, Hastings aaand
Tripps a',1., i'm ..'l".S5 l.l.oa. l'' II + ssa
On SATURDAY, Sept. 20,
at 2 O'clock, P. NJ, at Mabee's
Corners, in Hamilton town.
ship. LIP. N. Smith, A. j.
Deyer and others. ,hda
On TUESDAY, October 2,
at 10 o'clock, at franklin Val
ley School House, in Franklin
township, a Basket Meeting.
Longbon, Miller, Monahan,
Hastings, Mackley & Others.
1.aOn WEDNESDAY night,
October Sd, at Moriah School
House, in Madison township.
Longbon, Laird & Hastings.
Let all turn out and hear
the questions now in issue
discussed. ID By order of ar
III. UNION CEN. COM.
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MEETING AT CENTREvILLE.

The road was so bad that we did not
attend the meeting at Centreville on
last Friday. The Band, and Glee Club,
and several others, went from Jackson.
We learn from those present that the
meeting was a splendid one. Twelve
hundred persons were present, and
mostly voters. Mr.. Bundy made one
his best speeches, and Mr.. Bradbury
also made short speech. Mr.. Wilson
was not there, being compelled to return
home on that day, aIl.ael.t
Col. Moore had made speech at Cen
trevillc, and he told us that it is very
radical place. That is true. ..
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MEETING A. MONROE FUR

In company with Mr. LongDon, we
attended q Union meeting at Monroe
Furnace on last Thursday night 1t
was a complete success. The school
house was crowded to its utmost ca
pacity, with an attentive and earnest
audience, The people listened to the
speeches with interest. Old Jefferson
township will give one Of her old fash
ioned majorities this fall, z. Wy '.'
We wish to return our thanks to Mr..
f. f. Duduit, the manager, and his ex7
eellont wife, for the hospitalities extend
cd to us. og' 3el 1oi b97i p, n
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DusAPPOHNTSIENTS.

The meetings appointed for Wednes-
day, and Wednesday night, of last week, ]
were not attended by the speakers, as|
II rained all day, and the speakers were
mostly engaged in the District Court,
then in session, Other appointments
will be made for those places e
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ROUNTTES TO NEGRO SOL.

1t is charged by the copperhead pa
pcrs and speakers that Congress passed
a law giving $500 bounty to negro
soldiers, and only 500 to white q
diors This is every word lie. When
was it passed! Did President johnson
sign IL! Give us the dates. "
When negro soldiers were first called
out, they got no bounty, and but ten
dollars per month, and if captured, they
were killed, or sold into slavery. The
only distinction was, that the negroes
were not treated fairly and justly.
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1--WE arc frequently asked five think
there win be any danger Of the election
Of Levi DUNCAN as Common Pleas
Judge, We answer, no danger in the
world. He will be buried under Anna
jority of at least seven hundred. But
we want Jackson county toigive five
hundred Of this seven hundred majority.
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ANOTHER OBJECTION.


Section three of the proposed Constitutional
Atnendmentwhich embraces the SO called policy
of Congress reads as follows: Ig 4g..t "a.
'SEC. s. No person shall be q Senator or Rep
resentative of Congress, or elector for President
and Vice President, or hold any office, civil or
military. under the United States, or under any
State who, having previously taken an oath as a
member of Congress, or an officer OF the United
States or as o member of any State Legislature
or as judicial officer of any State to support the
Constitution Of the United States shall have en-
gdged 10 Instruction or rebellion against the
same or given aid to the enemies thereof-but
Congress may by vote of two-thlrds of each
House, remove such disability. .ti
Any person cognizant of the condition of socle-
ty in the South well knows that the above section
excludes for this generation, at least, almost every
capable and well Informed man in the South from
holding public positions. 1t is "a new theory of
government which would drive from the legisla-
tive halls from the bench and from the army able
men of the country, and fll them, with ncompe-
tents. 1t is only another lash to,whip and degrade
brave and fallen people. No true lover Of his
country would object to see such men as Alex
Stephens brought back in their places in our Leg
islative Halls.
The reader can see whether we have
misrepresented the party, when we said
that they claim the right for rebels to
take seats in Congress. You will OBJ
serve that this Chillicothe Democrat
would like to see the Vice President of
the defunct "Confederacy" in the loyal
Congress, instead of such men as Ste
vens, Sumner, &c. 1t is no use to deny
it. The only question now before the
American people is, which shall rule in
our Government? Loyal men, or trai-
tors7 And not only traitors, but per-
jured traitors--those who once took a
solemn oath to prove true to their coun-
try, and then violated that oath, and in
addition thereto, committed the highest
of crimes--treason. All this A. III.
Stephens did, and yet the Democracy
desire such as he to depose the present
.'rump Congress-" Let the people
choose. tca ..lg B iabrvu sra %.
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GEN. POWELL.

On the same day that John Morgan's
horse thieves were plundering the town
of Jackson, July lG, 1868, and shouting
for Vallandigham,- Gen. Powell was
shot down by the Democrats at Wythe!
vile, Va. Come and hear the brave
soldier. ''''
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sENATnR WADE.

Every loyal man in Ohio isproud of
the brave old Senator, benjamin F.
Wade. Fewcoupties in the State can
be honoted BY his presence during the
present sampaigp Then let all turn
out on Friday Of next week and hear
him speak in Jackson. y o.,
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Union Meeting.

There will be Union Meeting at
CRABTREE'S STORE, in Scioto
township, on Friday, Sept. 2s, 1866,
at 2 O'clock, p. NJ, which will be adj
dressed by MOSES STERNBERGER,
JAS. TRlPP and W. X. HASTINGS.
There will be no disappointment this
time. Come all. a. r,i ..' W.. .n
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sECOND VIRGINIA CAVALRY.

There are hundreds of the soldiers
of this old regiment who will come to
jackson on Friday of next week to see
aud hear Gen. Powell, their old COM
mander. ,e" HtH
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IINION CL.I[H.

The jackson Union Club will meet at
BURKE'S HALL, on next Saturday
night, and will be addressed by d.
MACKLEY, ladies and gentlemen
are invited to attend. ..
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SOLDIERS, MEETING

There is to be grand Soldiers meet
ing at Chillicothe on Saturday next,
Sept Q9th. Persons from the adjoin-
inp counties are invited HanU0r
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LOOK HERE.
The Gallipolis Dispatch of last week,
commenced an editorial thus:
rae, 90 yHa ISSUE PLANLYpsTATBD.

fsyfei . Tns ISSUE FL4NtYsrArsp.s as.
II IL the common assertion of the Jackson Stan
dard, the Galpolis Journal and other papers in
this latitude of the ultra radical stamp to charge
that the Democracy and all who favor the Presi-
diatc' and unconditional admission of rebels TO
seats in Congress, when they well know that no
such proposition has ever been made &c.@sss'''-a
The same day we received the Chilli
oothe advertiser, another orthodox Dem
ocratic Journal, in which we found the
following: ,., '",'
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We learn that the meeting at -Four
Mile, in Franklin township, on last
Thursday night, was largely attended,
and was addressed by DR., Laird and
Others. ID .oy, 1af -d r'hjr71
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aSHEtREIFsF''S7v,
? R 0 GL AM A.TIQN !

VNHE qualified electors of jackson county, Ohio,
n are hereby notified 10 meet fat their usual
places of holding elections in their several town
ships, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1886,
between the hours of 6 O'Clock, a. NJ, and 6
o'clock P. NJ. of said day, and vote for $3.50 ''f
One SECRETARY of the State of Ohio. - ftf
One JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT of the
State of Ohio. .,.,. '7. ~" 's!f~.
One MEMBER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC
WORKS for the State Of Ohio. mA
One CONGRESSMAN for the Eleventh Drtrict;
composed of Adams Scioto, Lawrence, Gal
lia VintOn and Jackson counties. sE -
One COMMON PLEAS JUDGE for the 2d sub
@ division of the 9TH Judicial District. S.E>
One CLERK for the county of Jackson. ..rri
One PROBATE for the county of jackson.
One AUDITOR for the county of Jackson ~
One SHERIFF for the county of Jackson. 'fel
One COMMISSIONER for the county OF jackson.
One CORONER for the county of jackson,
One PROSECUTING ATTORNEY for the coun-
ty of Jackson 1908
The Trustees of the several townships are here
by notified to select at the same time and place
from the qualified electors, the following number
of persons TO seryea Jurors in the Court of Com
mon Pleas, in the following proportions, viz:
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TTVHE STONE WORK, TIMBER, 1EXCAvA.
1 TI0N, BUILDING. &C., of the foundation Of
The New Court House and JaiI
in jackson, jackson county, Ohio will be sold to
the lowest bidder at public sale or outcfy In front
of the public offices In jackson, on Saturday the
9Th day of October at one o'clock p. N. Plans
and specifications of the work will be exhibited
and the time of payment made known at time OF
sale. rriH.4.th tlf -4L.uf H .
By order of the Commissioners of Jackson Co.
SAMUEL BAKER, Auditor.
Sept S1S '66--4w. F fD f3
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fs0w We ask honest Democrats 70
carefully read the above, and especially
to notice the second and third resolu-
tions, and then never deny that the
party jpstifies aud upholds the doctrines
of the rebels, aud asks to have them take
complete control of the Government.
Notice that these rebel resolutions
were unanimously adopted with the ex-
ception. Of Martin Ray, who is a Union
man, DuHadway and Stevenson, son
of tho candidate for Probate Judge,
we're present and did not dissent, and
made sreeches, as 81 bsfu.s UHs .Id
'T-t = n -.l-. r.ft'r.tnr T. t,..sr. 3 Is
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OF PERSONAL PROPERTY.
WILL SELL AT PUBLIC vENDUE, at my
Il residence, on 'r - '.f
I. SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th, 1866
the following property, to-wit:
HORSES COWS, WAGONS, 4 COAL BUG
GIES, l OK CART, BUGGY HARNESS, 3
STACKS or. HAY, FARMING ( UTENSILS,
KITCHEN q HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c.
Terms-All sums Of 20 90 .oryless, Cash. An
sums over s. 90, six months credit with epprQ-
we'd security. G. w. SELFRIDGE.
Sept. 90 G6--2w. '..H
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The rains last week were very heavy
oil over the country, ',r 70 ,di y,i ae4p
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New .Advertise sements.
FARM For SALE,
PUBILIC. .NENDlUE.

r WILL offer for sale, on Wednesday, the 10th
n day OF October, 1866, at my residence in, Lick
township one Mich Cow, one Colt, 81 head of
Sheep, % Acres Of Corn, 6 Hay Stacks, Farming
Utensils, Household Furniture, &c.
Terms cash. SSale TO commence at 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ 2 " 4 D. i q :! MARY LONG, u
Sept. 81 '66-2w . ......
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Master Commissioners Sale.


Corwine Gregg & Go. J In LheCourtof Common
II" ys,s0 ~gTF'l EFs sSg Pleas of
Chapman Isham, ct all jackson County, Ohio.
DURSUANT to an order Of sale issued from
Il said Court and to me directed as Master Com
missioner thereof shall. on -,
Saturday, October 18th, A. D., 1866,
at one o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, at the door Of
the Court House, In front of the Grafton Black In
the town of jackson in said county, offer for sale
at public.auction the following lands and tene-
ments, to-witi .i4frt .ia g. ttaz
In-lot No. ~ In the town of jackson, In Jack
son county, Ohio, except SO feet and inches of
of the south end of said lot aud also except feet
in breadth Off of the west line of said lot,
Appraised as follows
esouth half of said premises at $lN5 90
The north half of said premises at $1725 90
Terms--Cash In hand at the time Of sale:
'.#I ..t, ..r...,s j. w. L0NGBON. f-
Master Commissioner.
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w. A. Hutchins, Atty,
Sept. l8,'66-5w. P. f. % 10. ;lhy
Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Corwlne, Gregg h Co.. In the Court of Common
VS.. Pleas OF
Walker Bennett, ct. ALL jackson County, Ohio.
DURSpANT toan order Of sale issued from
Il said Court and to me directed as Master Com
missioperthereOf, ] shall, on
Saturday October 18th. A. D., 1866
at one o'clock, p NJ, of said day, at the door OF
the Court House In front of the Grafton Block, In
The town of Jackson in said county, offer for sale
at public auction, thc following lands and tene-
ments, to-wit
In-lot No, 0G in the town Of jackson, in Jack
son county, Ohio. ,St,s -"
Appraised at s1lO0 90. r." 'h.
Terms--Cash Ia hand at che time Of sale.
E--~-r '-a--s -.- '-'s'a"'J. w. L0NGB0N
.ss s. r.tsH nrr Master Commissioner.
W. A. Hutchlns, Atty. ts. ej tstc-.
SAINT IA '6R-bw p r. AG 90
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FINANCIAL.
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SEVEN PER CENT. FIRST-CLAS3
First Mortgage Bonds.

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The Nationality Principle in Europe.
From the Tribune. ......u. ...r ....
1t must be obvious to every observer of
European politics, that the result OF the recent
wars in Germany and Italy imParts a largely.
increased interest to the aspirations of all those
peoples who are striving TOR national indepen.
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THE NEW YORK PRESS.
NDIToRIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING
JOURNALS UPON CURRENT TOPICS.
The Campaign in Bohemia.

COMPLIED EVERY DAY FOR EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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The Lynchburg Daily News.

The publication Of Il new paper, having the
above name, has just been commenced in
Lynchburg. Messrs. l.. ID. CHRISTIAN and A.
WADDILL are the proprietors, and DIR. II. +.
WITHERS, late colonel of the Eighteenth Eir-
gnia Infantry regiment, is the editor. The
first number is handsomely printed and we'll
edited. Colonel WITHERs is not only 4 good
writer, but man of fine, practical sense. His
editorials Will prove that he can handle the
pen is sklfully rs he did the sword and that,
though he risked his life upon many n we'll
fought battle field, and even now betrays in
his gait the lingering effects of gun n-shot
wounds yet, unlike SHAKSPEARE's soldier, lie
has no ">trange oaths' 10 let Off at his late
enemies, but ''acceptS the Situations rs it is.
and will do all he can To heal up the wounds
in the body-politic Nor will he denouncc his
late comrades in arms and guilt ifguilt there
was for not - crooking the pregnant hinges Of
the knee 10 those 10 whose hands their dcsti-
MICS are now committed. Thus avoiding the
ridculr resulting from simulated truculmce
on the one hand and the mcanness OF real
trucking on the other. We extend To him a
cordial welcome to The corps editorial.
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Life of AShbY.

We have received a prospectus OF work TO
be published during the coming spring, en-
titled the " Memoirs of Gener0l TurneJ AShby and
his CompesrS. BY JAMES b. AvIRETT, the
Chaplain of AsHBYs command. The we'll
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The book will contain memoirs not only OF
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DONALD, SHEETz FLETCHER, TOW MARSHALL, and
all the other characters so intimately assocl-
ated with the eyentful and almost romantic
history of this command. The book will be
illustrated with photographic portraits of the
important personages. 1t will cost two dollars,
and part of the proceeds of the sale OF it will
be devoted TO the erection OF 4 suitable stone
to mark the grave of AsHBY, which is now
only covered by the soil of Virginia.
An agent will canvass Richmond 10 engage
subscribers TO this truly valuable work.
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PRovosT CorRT.-But few cases claimed the
attention of the Judge on yesterday, and of
these none were of any great importance, as
will be seen by the following summary:
John Wilkinson and George Sullivan, SOL
diers, drunk were sent for twenty DAYS to the
Castle, rs were A. J. Grumley. Philip Burns,
Philip Boyce and William Burke, soldiers, for
drunkenness and disorderly conduct
Joseph Williams and Dennis Sullivan
drunken soldiers, were let Off with fifteen days
in the Castle.
Michael Feenpy, soldier, charged with being
drunk and assaulting a policeman with a
slung. shot, was sent on for trial before Mill
tary Commission.
Mr.. Umbricht and Mary Berry were fined
twenty five dollars each for selling liquor TO
soldiers
f, Wilkinson, negro, convicted of petit lar
ceny, was sentenced TO ninety days in the
Castle.
George Smith and &. H. Holder, negroes,
guilty of 4 like offence, received sixty days IN
the same place, and Henry Coleman and
Joe Thomas, convicted on 4 similar charge,
were sentenced to thirty days in the Castle.
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