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vt were told yesterday Of IN occurrence At
i"6t o. % nnsh I esiisre !, na, nsves yet
some umc ago. Dr. Gwin, Who waa arrested
here b5 order Of Gen. sheridan md sent 10
the fort, writes r1uch. and ior convenience
bad his table and writing mate1l4ls placed in
que Of the ea:ema,ts. Up aua down the gal
black guaEd, whose duty II w4s to 80 that
The prisoner Of State made no ATTEMPT to
ekcapt thsouGh the rmbtnsue or othef~tse.
While bnsEly emp.seed one dag gust of xiuI
carrscd OF sheci Of his manuscript, and With
out moments rtaettson Dr. twin dashed
BY tho sentinel h pursuit at the literary treas
utc. Thls thoughtlrss action ncarly cost him
L's ,ife, for The negro soldier levclica his nus
kss III IN nj Hs 4 h tssa hut
, 1866-04-08
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80 <sasi.:a. = sre*. -. -, !! II"
ThJokst ''''S>'
.a" .escbes ju.t als s.'' .::'.'-s' x =.
bnttcns "a each Z :: =. -, ~; - ,.r,.9
Il caa be put on r. -+
t,,ned the entire 1c, = ;e..;t' !:
viii eis(,orate bow =, ..... ,.,,;~
Win siIt beads. bo '.* -
! FOOD taste, a. thay ! 10 ..s,,,aet
1raraprc, md fi,t'N,a b. ,,s..,$.
| 1xrt, There " tho usual v'-.tt.xse
4hGen- .-vr -
The designs IN kHel5y aru ns
] them only attractive on acronnt =
| ity IL having uunsr0ns Aneh
! psp,ianta. Ear ripgs and bEooeo
tdlllaut4, pear} and dtamt tnas.
| alJy flulshtd with pendants ot q!
| device. -u.S
! use, there u new chatn tntsnoeA
I oyer The baequ1nc. IheEc Afe a!so
! White onyx, With pcaEA md aetd.,'
| desipns. Chains n this material,
| wNh . pin It the turoat, sud lon4
| tofd the watch Ia ths belt, tfe SeF
| ami charms are also attached.
, 1866-04-08

'fr3 iha L1odon 1l8FA.A x.-< Il NJ
On Fr.dsy ts1 lcuf h1uE& tas srtFtsose @ ~
tttrt stock t..tcsbl COMPANY aise:ssfa i MI
eisou. 1he tssa.. waa ros hvot1an* ss;..r + II
eicss ~ PCT ,s*r's N. oars,d Y ~ 5s. - =
eept lie sEsse, vi Eib pssn. ~ 1santEt! ~
e-'lsd znon t.. t-.teet Ell ~fns ssf1esss sss4tn !
tsstiss..u saa. " tnes ot ltttla uao's '.s. .t
:e1La fhe rtJrus ~, lass rc-':!'". IT, 80 n
s1i.!1n stesi1l,' =" -. '1r tlfE. t@.xeX
zen 6ce t1f IN "1r'f E3A t.Exs.S
tlsas,rrt Of tLAg ea:l& hs7f tsest8'
, 1866-04-08

rzhts. To ali ruch luqnircrs Sc SAY, that
ken they trnd III their narnes l''vperly stsn.
I'd to t,rlr tpteHogttorits. vic will ansHet
any questions rroruundsd to Us In respectful
trrAcr u He arr aLio 10 dp 10,
, 1866-04-08

The Cleselaud Hrra!d, PAPER published in
Northern Ohio, - M attachment to Post
Office not m Eoliaa attachment BY any
near4-rnEt*, In sea-on and ont of sesson+
against tho CHICAGO TR1nESk. We have
i,een much ed.lIcd by The uu.pouringr Of the
Herald On this theme, aua We trust I, will
GO on. i
, 1866-04-08

pfa&tratiGn Of one Or the other leading Ger
nlin D5nastr, aud probably at4o In .ha, Of
sesondafy dJnassaes pastlcnietly eaxoas,
Vafsria and Hanover and otbc. smaller States
which nany bc embyol!ed III the st1ife, s4t<a,
r1tns. Ono thing. ho~ ever, Is certain, u.at
whether In tbe rrsnt at war or Of unbsaksu
peace, NO *eeions blow can bc struck \. The
dynaxtitA, or In clhes wpras. nj
The riot Of all ert,, rnlc*s thc
lra'ses Of thu learned and educasca t;ys7uaua
awaken tfurn thrtr lrthargs an4 Ioia with the
1na~aes Of tho industrial eIaAee. ia xxrrrru-
h&ed. rtmhtnat1oua Aga1nst shc cotnmon
Enemy. TheropulaT associations uf schulsze-
Oenssseh and .hc Turners> Leagues ~i1l uat-
nrnf1x fall In With th. scuesal s.nk And gle
Of Rutt-d5na&ty reforshcts, while tic {serruan
reselutknaEy rrorasataa !A Switzerland and
England, together sith the German 4smsf1.
can champions of universal liberty, will con-
tribute not little In cooperating With the
frfonners 10 the fathcr1aud.
Ge,mAny haA no Pa.lx where .cn,salxs.
ison 20 fktal Ia uos1azi efas Of Civilization, Is
!nl! Of hasH1tzErs tn eFAs Of rrcputtsucttop.
Iar difficulty aeculs TO bc, how to mcrzu
The rnntnal prrjudiees Of the cultivated Ter.
Liner against the volatile ylenue.c,' Of the
Lutheran EAsor agatn.t the Ronani,; nara-
fssn, OF the infatuated pomesanlan acsins, the
Enod'naturrd Suabian, ofthe tes5 Rhlpe,Andef
against the irtgid tneo OF the Elder, Oder apd
Srrre, Of the proud Brrmenes 1esfnat tho
common sense Hamburger, and Of tue ro,,-
ceiisd llauoveraAa Assints the less Inflated
Btans~icker Or Nacdcbr1gt1.
The dit'.cnitJ Is. ho" 10 uerge the mutual
FIe1aalcta between these and other divergent
cf,'es and communities, and hc~ to make
the,1 ai sut'-esrieut 10 tho COMMON exuse OF
common country. 4 people which 4ho~s
~ remarkable m aptitude ~ the Germans IL
ldnuf5mc themselves With forr,sn countries,
cannot much ianErs -tnasn norlcet IN adapt.
ing themselves to the peculiar e1lrrnclcs OF
It's owu conflicting conmuuit1es. To f.nk
th-se eompszasisc]y petty dl1tzrneea md
ralls hArmuntouslr round one and The sau,o
national Republican rtasiorto. Il nov tie
great desidclatum or Germany In the impeud.
leg contest for liberty.
, 1866-04-08

--------- Mkrth l. s.lNax calIe
Debt hezstnR luteftut Ia I'D ne daJ
SVlu. ..-....-.....$I,1II,tDf1N &Af~,7 AT uff1.
Debt tenttug ntereat kfo- X.
IN iA~fql moaeJ tIAI4a4D LEAs4E
Deht on which Inherent ~ 'os
his rea.tn..,..,... FS93 N
Debt beatt1tg no u rs4ke het
ftfe-t.. tABdM TlSs.+d h
, 1866-04-08

ftcen*Ant Aus aoo&It1ou o. 4AFcIJ. tie fcpu-
dtaison Of The trbe1 debt, ihe ~ yment Of tb-
nstinual debt. the status OF the freedmen and
the reorganization Of the secedtd States with
nex State Eeyesneuentk ean * settled, Il by
ruslln.. the rsoper solat!ep of all The purs-
ticnt Involved tuto the LAWS Of Congress snd
The constitutions Of the ecyef1l States aad of
the United States. The only pa~cr tbs. can
decide ~her IT, has been done Is the Law
making. ~aE'Raaksng, pease-mhktpk, t1taty-
maktcx-surremc rower-the American
Congress. 1t has not doac ~, and Ia stta Dc.
lt<ratinE upon the matter tnroireti, without
having arrived nj I decision.
In the midst of these rrnpcr de}toe,atioas
tie President With IN unparalleled lmpudcaee
btea2s tn uI'on then, With q proclamation OF
psser: Suppose pseaideat palk had !s4aea
4 proclamation Of Peace with Mexico beforc
the trraty Of Gtnaaioapc ntjs19o, o. the at-
poiniIaeni Of the commissioners who nam,sd
II. hhd feen eyen submitted 10 the seua.e h7s
thct .rptoza!,ur while they we're oe.,sesatnr
u lta tc1ns. Nay more. suppose PrcsIdnt
Po'E had acnnunetd 10 lis 1riend2 aaa. he
did 70 to prevent Congress from CT.
aes1rs higher and better terms from Mexico,
thao h had Thought proper 10 ask. Would
he not lave beer Instantly !lnpe4chc,l A. tn
otoecr of the Government, acting tn the intef.
eat Of the enemy, and Al . r4crrer seeking to
deprive GtuErv&A OF IT, constitutions, pos.
esz! Yet tae else OF President johnson Is
precisely the talac. We hare been engaged
Ia ttcantic ~ar. BJ the expenditure OF
millions 0: trrnuEc and hundreds OF thou.
sands Of Nres, W bare decided eesssaa qucs.
tfous, the number. usturr, and extent Of
Fhic1 Congress alone can determine. In the
midst OF it. deliberations, the President.
finding tl.s. Coz tgyr1ss il likely " p.cecribe
other terms Ian Ibis aeesdcncy" thinks
proper, fulm.uates proclamation Of peace- 1t
ID not hstcd on any ,ction Of Congrr.s. ba.
Is Issued to &hwart. bul,.- and oppose it, Hk
not true 10 fact, because q, State Governments
have yet teeo recognized by Congress, sad
hence the utiiou Of the atases under the Com
stttu;Ion + not reaorei. and there can be no
peace tntIl it is restored. Tbs proclamation
therefore Is an unconstitutional fai,ehood, \
naked sttempt II ususpa:.on Of power, "aad
Is 10 be 70 regarded
, 1866-04-08

~t@Noae3 M&ktt S-&s3 "a
PR VIZ fEoe7altJ t1feaznted l. IL i
hutn. s'zret rates uere ecmsAa
month. E1r.en e1ch4ak1 ~.
but rsfes WEIR nrchsueet, III, p,,a !
premium selifrg The follosnr II
cleaHnSt end balauetf, X &a4 cS,k
lh!e e11y. during sae xeet eu1pe ~
, 1866-04-08

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tekErtphed II Isnaea Be,l ! =
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, 1866-04-08

Hefe he eold uaffet ~ san>e Z:
1ecte6. &nd tE1tlrc sales xs1e1sa Il
e1u+iuE At the fu,sae o1ota4tcA. !
GosH1nrui Bochs ~err stfstJ n.
duotA~ q
, 1866-04-08

l+tH H:,k thc
I. A.rEi In otn tbud r,y
-~ =, Q, qua seor., snm. "
, 1866-04-08

= 4ysros Apt+4rtnc to Eass..r ~ ron,..n = ~
frspca {Iis The An,epu, oS Roasa{. :. The saats,.
: Eusollea,~ " fr;,eusoken. Of y1snns N on
fsauer; and .-Tpe ,h Gsstd - IL ~ ,,.nr.
: Tbs tppeuAehtns xatiota, ppetrait E.nihuIon-
ia London viii b ! ehp.ce roItection. po,x1,.
have tcet 1te-lsed psv.tntlnx ssvs.xt cg she Elm,
ts.rnets End tbs persons.es 1sttrgu}shtd n thr1,
rraxn1 Vi iisnry VIII, there 1T pt1txcu uortr,t,
~t.h portraits ns each o. Bit III v1yes ff hi, .oo
Eonatd these asc elrrsn portraits. UfQueen yarr
,brre at ten ponfra,* x1d Of her s.tes Elt.sis.a
t.epfy -sxsen: Mary Queen Of Scots vt.trrn lin
| LADY jsoe f;rrr. Dsrpk- tav,fo y.,.,.h ~. ~.
rr+st shief. sd statesneu of tns s.,a NJ ~, i,o
sh'Aetpesre, I'm johnson saa spencer. Tbs
s.acu of ChAtes I. ID frpzv.entsd ty 10 Ewer thsp
,xp huntrtd spt fort nortr,,r.. In thr
r~,,.n f-1,on xst, ~ IA. t.,,,, ..,n - a.-"'.
"t1"a n.0 ~ ~es Ana nis Hnif VIII Or eontatt-
coas. ~t'a u tsttesaA who lei :se p.sl1amen,a7y
t.uup. ana Tho ettesA Of The Laas IaslIaaen,.
cha,Ie< Il, hls eourie1s snd tsvrrtie, .tn 10 rco.
..srt.d " ~. trna-.s .ca o,,..~ .,..... '|F
essnseo NJ ene '1ao1ea aga hsaesf pottt&ita.
TIE o1aaA-
,r- an, h.. g,fnsod : -nssnr~e =, n, ~ H. ~.
,.-.- n.s-S.. ~. AuA, .
aleo performance m Ne" CITE fA'iko etphia and
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, 1866-04-08

orDanented with trimming of hlack aud
white feathers tn o Inches wtte. with tufts OF
tue tan.t in Front, TO resemble buttous- One
1s nsr tayle a.. = oa.q,ne sut low nd sqasrc In
mantle Of atft, With aeouehnat'a cape t1,tn.
nrd With fet bead fringe, IL quito uaycily,
and Is considered handsome.
Talnas or circular, With or Without the
eapc, ~ nay please, viii BE- worn 10 match
tac dress: bot ben Of dia.teut raa1esiaJ
from The tkirs thts have cascteM look, tnd
aFs not " dresa-" Cfrcn{a.a are made al rfcb
black Aflk. and arc snftsble for elderly ladies.
but toF young and graceful figures there Is
nothing lnorn btautltul than the ptr4eut style
] OF baDquins-
lars.
i Tho lase shawls, both xhtta and black, sse
bAudsotne, md can l,c bought al pticss ia sutt
al. They arc in both sfla wl and rfrrufar
shapc, and arc more particularly Intended for
| receptions ana natlnesn.
! EleSant 1aeo b.re'e. nnd co,f1uses arr df..
rsay.d. ln eoila1s there Ia nothing never
| than the Emryess and Jugc. Cuts anl houd.
kercllitfs are made 10 match.
| LINENS. coTToSt, wo0L1ys, &C.
Among Ilocu collars "a the Empress, edged
With Lace, lavin9 - cameo on each poIat ;
eantos 10 match. Another COLLAR has nd
and Hilita cord around the neck, with tsxsels
In mont: Ha1dkerchkls beautifully e.abeuid-
cred. With an Initial Of souc strange device
/ IN Inc eo1nets+ at among the attractions,
HALNoHAL AK1HTs.
Dark h1an,t'raa stlrts kro nearly lost s]rht
u. TIE ssy md e!sbosase!5 trimmed akifts
| ~ much n vogue during Tho winter. ii.sc.
pear - the warm weather dsArs rear, Far
spring wear there usc skir1a Of white tnohair,
Or WOOL, With border Of sone bright color.
Sc:netEmea they arr trimmed With aep1lonets
bands, and tocaettues edged with narrow
6utlnE- White csmhrlc sslTts, wita tucks
and aut!nx, look well when Perfectly new.
but II bonr In the street robs them Of tbett
beauty; stu. thsy ~ The en1y skirt suitable
to Ia Horu With thfo decaa Or = INK t,r.ss
The indi4 .nus,in ekir&s, bcaustfaily esaeru,d.
cred, arc for elaborate bscakfakt tolicts; :.
aiccre!csA jacket, IN some Fright color, worn
oscr m embroidered vest, completes iue
| costume.
ps the present style Of hoop, With ,,a great
circumference, 4 ladY writeA:
sit Is .a.t The Emprcss EuxtnIe leads The
ftahlons, Lat II has never been ssld Of her lha,
she appears In rnu,anascabte n4tir- -.
| can ladies', b, fnWn-s~, .a.. tney ral1 n,
node - ~ waking In The crowed strrts II
-.u :, entering p1h!,e couss5snees, IN hoop
, 1866-04-08

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-15
To ConsuInnrix9s.

The adyertis, having been restored to healtl
IN a few weeks by avery simple remedy, after
having suffered for several years with a severe
lung affection, and that dread disease, Con-
snmption-is anxious to make known to his
fellow sufferers the means of cure.
To all who desire it, he will send copy of
the prescription used, free OF charge, with the
directions FIR PREPARING and using the same,
which they will fad a sure cure for Consump p
ton, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs, Colds, AND
all Throat and Lung Affections. The, only OBJ
ject Of the advertiser in send ng the Prcscrip-.
tion is to benefit the afflicted and spread lnf6r-
nation " hich he conceives to be nvaluab e -,
and he hopeseyery sufferer will try hisremedy,
as 1t will cost them nothing and may prove
blessing. Ia4 .Ir hsrr tr
Parties wishing the Prescription, FREE, by
return mail, will please address, ~, 3. '..'
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
William bur gh, Kings Co., IN. Y.
January'll, ls66-B. ,. :, -., .;.... ...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-15
'sJc from the La Crosse Democrat. i.
THE LAND WE LOVD.iIl D.

"Sing us a song,"r we said--and he,
Whose SOULS birthright was liberty, 80
Lifted his hands exultantly '',-l .iio
And struck the chords; Howe glowcd, his
~, eyesl ....,.'..... - ~
Listening, we heard with glad surprise.
He sang q song that satisfies.
Its chorus rang-"All lands above i'. a."
We pledge in hope-the Ednd ne lOree' II
He sang of peaee-crowned Victory e-,
OF Brotherhood. and Harmopy-,7J .,
Of hands enclqsped from sea to sea, ,,.
Hpw facti0ps Hate should feel the flame
or l9ye, and perish, and there came r.
Eyer,with grand and full acclaim,
And lifted hands, "All lands above, "
We pledge in hope, The Land ,ee lote." VI.
He sang, the banner floating free, ..
The dear old flag of unity. .-ls... r.
Whose Stars are three and thirty-three,.
The fixed bright Stars, that gem the blue /;
Showed other Stars come cleaning thro'
Family as yet, but surely too; I'D n. r..
And cried, "Oh pledge all lands above,
This land of Hope-the Land zoe lorei" .'
''"s 10" " tt E3.- j.J 30 ibt.tt,I III.
He sang the Union, that shall 6sDs I bI y
Matchless and mighty, strong and free7-4
Our Country's blessed destiny. .i.JV aHf o.
And ecbomg through therythm sweet,
We heard the myridd, coming feet o.
Of those, who should the work complete.
The Work. To lift all lands above, ~ 10,
This, Land Of Hope---the Land zoe lorew.
There seemed breath of prophecy ID.
Enkindlihg all the melody OIL. iLiI a.oH
With light and life, hberty.JoI Ind
Aud, when we caught its last refrain,
We wakencd with asense of pain, ;To'i
And cried, "oh sing the sorg again!
And let us pledge all lands above---. ,..,
This land of Hope 1.-THE LAND We LOVE
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-15
FROM NEW YORK.


The World has a long article on
tlfe elections, headed "What Of the
Futures" of which the subjoined is
the gist: iyt @s'H. u 10 o. anal
These unfortunate elections de-
pfive President Johnson of what
ought to have been the\ehief gloiy
Of his administration-the pacifi-
cation of the country afterlthe late
bloody contest. I IT. is idle to ask
whether by greater ,promptitude in
breaking with the Radicals he
might not have averted this morti-.
fication. ''','' ".i.-'j. ...o.n4 i'.a
He.must take the situation as he
finds it and make the best of it.
Powerless during the residue of his
term in all contested questions Of
domestic politics, his only. chance
of acquiring prestige is in connec-
ton with our foreign relations,-
These are less subject to the con-
troll OF, Congress. The steps he is
understood to be taking to- resus-
eitate and maintain the. Monroe
Doctrine, will warmly be approved
by this country. d oauT H.. .'"',r .ro
1t would befutile for him to con-
tend longer with the Radicals in
respect to the South, and he will
best consult the dignity Of his Of
flee by letting his action cease with
his responsibility against Congress.
There was no appeal but to the
people, and the passions of the
war have not yet sufficiently sub
sided to permit them to judge with
candor. ....... r.-
The ratification of the amend
ment is not question for him, but
for the States. He may hereafter
stand aloof from that subject with
out any loss Of dignity or of con-
sistency. Against the unconstitu-
tional expulsion Of. the Southern
States from Congress it was his du-
ty to demonstrate, but having ap-
pealed to the people in vain, it
would sharpen acrimony by further
opposition. ~. .
Their elections, by virtually de-
priving him OF, his veto, have re-
lieved him from all responsibility
for the action of Congress. While,
therefore, he holds fast his oft re-
peated views, he will show no good
purpose by an animated and ag-
gressive presentation of them.-
Candid cooperation with Congress
on neutral questions, and digni-
fled abstinence from pushing con-
troversy in which he is -powerless,
is the course which President John
son will doubtless think it wise to
adopt. .. ...,
The Times reasons in this wise:
From the verdict Of Tuesday there
is no appeal. The Judgment rend-
cred by four States a month ago
was held up as one likely to be re-
versed. The argument has been
heard; the States have disposed of
the points in issue finally, and with
no chance of reversal. There is no,
further room for doubt or equlvoca-
ton. The country indorses the ac-
ton of Congress, upholds the Con-
stitutional Amendment as the bas-
is of compromise, and explicitly
believes the Democratic party un-
worthy of its confidence. - 49,"
Upon the result the Tribune
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-15
New Bounty Bill and Pensions,

New Bounty Bill and Pensions,
AS passed by Congress July 81, 1866.
gives 800 additional bounty. = .r.. 3.
To every honorably discharged soldier
who enlisted in the army Of the United
States Since April l9, 1861, for three years,
and served his term Of enlistment and VINO
has received or was entitled 10 receive but
800 bounty.
To every such soldier who has been dis.
charged on occount of wounds received in
the line OF duty before his term of enlist
ment expired. ., .. .....~
To the widow, minor children or parents
H. the order named, of any such soldier who
died while in the service or from wounds
received or disease con ntracted while in the
service of the United States. 81 ,s
$50 ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
To all bonorably discharged soldiers who
have served two years under one enlistme mt
and who have received but $500 bounty.
q, AN INCREASE PENSION
Has also been granted by a recent law
To widows of soldiers who have died in
the army, or to the children If The widow
has died or re.married--S2 per month for
each child under l6 years Of age.
To soldiers who have lost loot or hand
or been disabled equal to the loss Of hand
or foot, Sl5 per month. ... .u
THREE MONTHS EXTRA PAY
Has been granted every officer who was in
commission March Sd. 1865, and resigned
or was honorabIy discharged after April 9,
1865, which is promptly collected by
'''s 3. -. y .g- E. A. BRATTON,
Authorized Military Claim.Agent,
Aug. 1e, H. McArtkur, ohi,,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-15
How to prOsnar

In the first place, make up your
mind to accomplish whatever YOU
undertake, decide upon some par.
ticular employment, and persevere
in it. All difficulties are overcome
by diligence and assiduty.
BE not afraid to work with YOUR
own hands, and diligently, too. .A
cat in gloves catches no mice.'
Attend to your business, and ney.
er trust it to another. GA pot that
belongs to many is ill stirred and
worse boiled" .s5.se ag,d =.
Be frugal. ''rhat which will not
make a pot will make pot lid.n
Be abstemious. "Who dainties
love shall beggars prove" "uo4 y.Li
Rise early. "The sleeping fox
catches no poultry" .-A7lap
Treat every one With respect and
civility. Everything is gained
and nothing lost by civility. Good
manners insures success a..r.
Never anticipate wealth from any
source than labor. s'He who waits
for dead mems shoes may have to
go long time barefoot. "Heayen
helps those who help themselves"
D fyou implicitly follow these
precepts, nothing will hinder you
from accumulatingr-.