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ITO PARTIES WISHING TO
J. INVEST N a
Good Manufacturing Business.

chfItIy sed fixtures. consisting Of i've spokeIsthct
elsEchsra's ratent; two rol!sntaE machass. fof
ara tinnE mAehintt; che Dennis1o1n rim :ronn d.
ere ane,nnsn.T FaJs patent. ntseturca b. c. p.
t fcei long: ut NJ Jaeohs' patent wheel mtchine.
H. conplete ato. circular kaEs and tables, belt
meehlnr. both Eaou sct1rrd by -: 4. Fay L CO of
C!9e.netn saatsin:. pu!lsJe, be!lEs. hAngers. DC
wheel aaaufactorJ. The abore machines hxre oee1
II nc abont Or yeas and u h seen in perfect run
continue lhe business can make nfaaErmcnts 70 DO 50
without being At the additional expense OF ing up
att TO rtnt or1n May ], with power. ThIE Is GOOD
Investment for party acquainted Win the boAoeas
For fui thrr particulars call At flee and anufac.
tory. .HttkS WHEEL COMPANY.
mh1.r,a;-G q 81 sr NO
, 1866-03-24

Ol11cx oE zHn DAILY TE1DUN3
Edday Evening, March Il
IEEF FCATTLE-AccorutuR to the Board o1 Tttcs
fepoFts the reces ana shtsm,s ttnc. on. lasr taue
-9nrsrrd Win the corresponding period Q! 1es hare
htcn u tol'oEs 1tshould be brf In mid thst these
snf1d1M md Fe1ep Are really those Of the d. pre-
ced!.E:
, 1866-03-24

FM..z.......-. :. ......,. w.. 4ss.os5
51to11 EIeAf. !. ~. X And fp... 5l.r1i
1Mfu GleAf. *. ~ Apd m....,.. <51t4
I1!, nna Gasxs, lneh ,.....:..-....,. f1ioa
tcgct1tf. rouxh-tne 1xmo II
rs second stea1. xlde...-.- -....-..... saaoz
SstUa ~ ~ = Is9oT1ex. totEh. ...-..... 81 G1s
Matched snd drtlset, 8 ipch cum. "S'0'
r3Tef sb3 :; cos; saooi
rEstheT Sa -. ,;.....-... 1s.9aj
TAron-b boards. st.=ct, lIlnch
ecnpEaEoi oi;:.::.:..;............ aao4
BSpck boards. II tnches. - IL
Common boaId.. mist, scaullI7r.
le: cling aid email timber, 1fT
Joift and scanttlnk, Is to 70 FEET. az, "a
sn,s11 ttubS. 70 feet and oyer.......to m.
Euyx1lEsA, or tfar Shared hbinslc4...,. SKI
A. or ft4r fkwed Shingles. ..........,, 81
No. EawGo ShiuEle4.. 81
h No. Sawed 6Alnxles.. 6,35
By Cur lp&d tF Northwestern RAILROAD. delfycl
auY yard WHORE ca cAu be switched, "a and dep
4, star Shaved Shingles By cN
load oni tsAck. k...............,-..,.,
A. or stas ssvpd Shingles. bT or
load on uacE, ..&.7a3
H9. savsd shladef, bJ car iosd On
h. Ne. saved Single. 6y c.iiasd
0no shtltnE added 70 aooTe utees when sranst
, 1866-03-24
C810Af;O NTtCk 1ARKET.
FR1oAT EEknISo, Aarrh n.
KEW roRk Quo1auons,-

New YORK Stock n1arkes.
Cne1ng TE1ces for cash. March - ls6. FoceiFed by
Joseph n. IYoes. Comrnssion Stock and bond Hsoksr
and dealer II Goydnnt1t Securities, No. sE CLARK St
, 1866-03-24

The Grente~t Discovery in the
World.
New Treatment The only way to cu1e veaercsl dis
cakcf. Dr. ". EJSEHHkEG lately arrived from. K4-
rope, cutea u venerraf diseases without MEDICINE
or fe9ard TO dlc OF fekr Of exposure The rs
thousanos HE1c cured last year Ia Lodon hospltal9
Dr. the Importer Of this celebrated cure
and the on1J Doctor here who h3s prHct!sed II. Hc
gstt the patient perfect health and saYes him for the
fuinre no mAttes given up By ysc!an. Should
snmc 1onbt, ha Will be Convinced bT calling 1T his
oLce, @l fAst kinzlt attetL up-aia{fs Q1ce hours,
sto 2 4. NJ, l. u 2 Md to .. a. 02Ys
, 1866-03-24
The Grent New England Rem.

Dr. J. y. pGland's Wu1TE PINE COMPOUND Ia
now ohefed to the afflicted throughout the countrs,
aer having heeu proved by the test Of e1eyen
In the New tngaAad States, where it, me1its ave- h
rome ~ VEL known as the tree frou wnich IN part
1t derives fs2 <irt1tx. T -
The WHITE PINE COMPOUND cure. Sore Throat.
Coldt. Coughs, p'phherda, Bruachlt,s, Splitting OF
Flood, end Pulm monary Affections generate ~,
remarkable Reuedy for Kidney Con paints, ptsbctes
Difficulty Of vosdiDg Une Eteediog nom tie FdueTs
s1d @ E'sdaeI: @ G5ayf .Dd othe. complaints Give 1t
Medicine. 1t Is pleasant safe md sure. AA1 '3'eo
Sold ~ Druggists and uea1e41 In MrdIctnn p4ns.,,v
Eend all ordc4s 10 H. SCoVrL, ii RsndoIon .fs..+
Chicago, Agent Tor the Northwest, at nsnnfsctnfe,.
pElctB. a1r.;k.TYf ~ ri rr- - ?
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Gttp. Notices,
A SsEsSAiENT NO OTICE. j..

| A SsEsShfENT NOTICE. !
Public ,otace i. e7-by rf1s h Ell @ ns1sas M ,,.r-
Sn SSsea tnas ihs Epaessi*Hsa Cemmlssoae.s or Us
conr!rted the Eali II ;ns rT1Fntien nf
n sxttea tees nleJ Ia the north hsf 81 5oeS nIs
wa1dy of The ,ano Width to ssae i,isni e ~
ooIlne with shat rsFt Of said alley of dc psn51ed
e. apa a. tfe e:sf oa has
Tne rrdazlsn.d vii apply to the Common con,c,,
of aid city. a. 1tsn1t 1e9nlar to bs lid On
the second Day q Apfil ls At tho hour Of X oclocE
tine I'll ra1tIes inter uted viii haye Tic right 10 b.
beard al persoes wishing to object 10 raid a.sess ~
g It. ni e f as =
''~'' ''~> 49, - ~ ~''A ! d. GINrEtE
FREB; ,, tRTz.
uh1qGISt~ ~ - ''1' @>'~' = - 4'1''' "'8A'
4 SSESS3IENT NOTICE.
IA O1F1cx Or The BoAKD o. pust1c Wokks,l
I'd Eose iS t,en Io ~ psso3;
p.eted The Assenment Ron ioF, = the widening OF
TWEEN Hoyne ma Leayitt streets - that Tic sanst
Hoynt "a rest of Leavtt stSeet." sae6 As:ess-
The a: dersfgpcd Will apply to the Common ConucN
q t4d city, at IT. NEXT regular meeting 10 be held
p a. of .! nn,a .uea tee se9
b heazo rereons wishing 10 oeiect % sid ass -.
i IL c! esf Il 4 esst dsy pEto4 &
TrSnt Ii otEPElE. tEFs
co@mnt'sloue1s u n.t's Of the Board II Pnbile Works.
, 1866-03-24

8pe.
.tAF4 u u In tu1ts...... .-..............4l t&f?
xt.ss 49, - EVNs YEAf2T4c
:E&Mst@-1ht market IL veil supplied. and Un round
!oN eiEht eoncssf1ora art nsds. Sales made 1t
FRElT-1he demand for n domestic GREG, md
Dr4tQ fu1t1 Eo1inue8 un1ba ed. The &uppY ar irnrn
Appet u becoming well reduced, and Ior sIictiT
choice lots dealers are realizing In soma losiances u
EEh 4s g % btl. Oranges alto ip tEbt 81 n,iY
and very frn oried fruits are "a active Feouesf q
lEll price,. We courtnpr to quote: /
, 1866-03-24

The great haAnty and dstinzu'shlnz Qu3ltY OF tht.
ease tlh7xoTates and pqFt1rs tho whole aylte, ere
almE rev hhd pure blood, power very tarely found
of1Is sktontshcR tutcesa II medicine posse !slos
e5rht curative p!oneeues for ~ diseases srls1ng from
isI .n9 caects the most wonder fal curas R. E. Sci
For sa1e By FUREH4Ms VAE saaACK, Whole.
HtnGa1lF. n5ii
, 1866-03-24

lbs best material for Reoan9 IN the world. Send
toT c1ttniArB. EcentEa granted On faYOfah.e term1
Aatersls md Il formation fdrn!sheo On application to
WI HiIAGKE ;s1 DIAMOND Gsners1 L!ceassra Ior NIL
Ut. z. Q. Dr1Esr 1775. GA.csEQ III. n161 hi
, 1866-03-24

OFFICE ASSISTANT QUAR-
~ TERMA6TER
NAsuTtLIE, Tcnn-, March "a, 1885,
Shops. on the ssh day Of Apr1l ut1, conmcncing i:
y o'c!osk p The following articles OF sfachlncry:
st1updnKA for lice aaaft: ~team Engine iQ1i3 iucb
GSy,inde5 ho,ss poE.r' stesm EsE,ns hen cyIla
Boxes; Centre, feet; Post Hangers. boxes and
bolt: l0 Post Hangers on line shaft; 14ashet, En-
L.tne: hand. tnall Etth hon sasats; Lathe hand,
sGai %15h roodto shears; 1athE, pattern max
eGitd r. 3;5 sn'aed 13nss rn!.y, Epd
boseA en4 tnfnt; lslnch PulleyA boIed anu toTied
= inch Pulley, bo!ed and tnrned; :Eloch Pufrys,
'!coce Pnl!eys; ;! ,afs Iron Ea6tT; ~ r Plane;
!7n~!t tlansr: Inch ElanneE 2a feet L11t Shaft
tnE , r., \ e inch. : !nch. 8 Inch:
This Machinery IL OF best patterns and all In good
condition. Pestons Wishing to e11une It before tht
d9E OF sale DO 50 By calling at the franklin Shops
Terms. Ca.h. Cow rnnent Funds.
" oEueT OF Capt. 4. z. Eday. Chief QeAIter,nastc,
DEPT. Tenn t. b. EIHK,
, 1866-03-24

11A1Ss TO 1Hk Cx1dH 6rooK YAKpA
afnns a1e run to The Cntnn Stock Yafds uyer the
I1ttsou1Eh Z Fost WAYNE load leaving tae depot at
tne corner q AAdston snd Caasl street, Its fAre IL
@ 3eau eaea ny. When fare Il paid On tho tssin
cents Extra vii be CHARGED.
, 1866-03-24

AhDunl MrcIfuE-EFoAn EARNINGS md
EIIAli~e> fatr 1St;ss =
Tic nnnnxl meeting OF the stockholders of the
11;t<'urgl { Fovt Wayne Railroad was held nj
Pittsburgh Weancs day las1, as which G. W. cass,
she President, sns1nitttd tbs animal .rport show
ln@ the earnings and ezpcmes u the road Go1 1865
- follows:
EARNINGS.
From rasFeLg ger ttasel.. 3g1 LAG
freight trattr ...-....-... 4.7t9.UG7.G6
transportation, U. = mHilr.... D3,NQ.oG
a Express tusinese, 49,G1apa
Cleveland d Pittsburgh Itailroad lor use
Of track, ETC.. between Pittsburgh
and II chester. u..;..-......,...-.....- a5,o0o0o
IRON fc@t ., bii'dlncf and grounds. 4,66!.1a
asascet0hcchk Aoutcea.-......-.. 21,S5LU3
Tota!. ,--..........fses3,t5a-3G 50
ExTEESEs.
1hr transportation expenses ior the year, 1nclud-
,uc tazc>, Federal, State end Muu.cipal, were Il.
JoEIoW-:
:" cars .--.-....-- ........ ST., ,1HN
Il motive power. .......... 1,5aU4i1s4
Conducting tran-pottatlon la1NBS8
Gcneral expenses, including razcf..--. 5sz,ei0ns
, 1866-03-24

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-
Sealed croposa 4! fot the building OF jail sa1i7 n.
fras2 fy1nss'99 VI Tt,i oe received = the once
o'cock N, OF Tuesday. April 10 1851 said 6aildlns
70 g J1et 7one and coaaininx u cells Con facsors
pleted b. the ras ~ OF October next under bonds
t1e eonmlec teserying The right reject any Of ali
Die! Plan and specifications can be seen ut the ofce
Of County catIk o. and n!teE the 2tst OF March,
AoHf s,DEiEtST1sa 1EnMER |n-.,.,
Pontiac, Ill, March ., 1863. MI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11
Legal Notice.

Stale Of Ohio, NintOn COunly-M Presaic
Court.
Jonn Collins, Executor Petition
of Levi Collins, decd. PI.'f to sell lands
against to pay
susann Collins ct al, def'ts debts
Susann Collins, Mandy Collins, Letitia
Collins, jane Dozer, Samuel Dozer, Vir-
glnia HIATT, John HUT, Catharine Cozad,
Washington Cozad, Sarah Kinney, Mddi-
son Kinney and John Alder jr., a minor
Of Vinton County, Ohio; Mary M. Weller,
Eli Weller and William Collins, of Nor.
gan County, Ohio Catherine Winegarner,
and Levi Winegarner. of Marion County,
Illinois and the unknown heirs Of Mary
Compiler, wife oi Peter Compiler Of Louden
County, Virginia, will take notice that
John Collins, surviving Executor Of the
last will of Levi Collins deceased, en- the
llth day OF December 1865, filed his petit
lion in The said Probate Court, alleging
shat the personal estate of sUid deceased is
insufficient TO pay his debts, costs Of ad.
mnistering &C., that he died seized in fee
simple of the following real estate situated
in the said County Of VintOn. to-wit ::
The North east quarter Of the North east
Quar,e, ol section number tw enty four in
township number niue Of range number
nineteen, except sixteen acres out of the
South west corner OF said lot conveyed to
Thomas Foley Also the South east quar-
ter OF the South east quarter ol section
number nineteen in township number nine
of range number nineteen. And also the
North west quarter ol the North west quar-
ter OF section number niueteen in township
number nine Of range number eighteen,
containing one hundred and twelve acres,
more or less, The prayer of which petition
is that said lands may be ordered sold, free
and clear of Dover of said Susann Collins
for payments OF debts &c.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
Goth day of January 1866. or as soon there.
after as counsel can be heard
JOHN COLLINS, Ex'r
By Bratton and Mayo
his attorneys
December IA lS65-6w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11

SINGULAR CAsE.-0ne OF our exchange,
says there is young man in town in
Vermont who cannot speak 10 his father.
Previous 10 his birth some difference arose
between his mother and her husband, and
for a considerable time she refused 10 srcak
10 him. This difficulty was subsequently,
healed, the child was born, and in due time
began to talk, but when sitting with his
father was invariably silent. 1t continued
SO until it was five years old, when the fa-
ther, having exhausted his powers of per.
suasion, threatened it with punishment for
its stubbomness. When the punishment
was inflicted, ii ELECTED nothing but sighs
and groans, which told but too pldinIy that
the little sufferer was voinly endeavoling to
speak. All who were present united in
this opinion, that it was impossible for
the child TO speak to its father, aud time
proved their opinion to be correct. At a
mature age, its efforts to converse with it;
parent could only produce the most bitter
,ighs and groans.-N. Y. Ledger.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11
Send 25 Cents for Certificate

In all transactions by nail we shall charge for
forwarding the certificates, pay ing postage, and
doing the business 25 cents each, which must
be enclosed when the certificate is sent for Five
certificates will be sent for 81, eleven for g.
thirty FOR hve dolls: sixty-tiNe for ten dollars,
and 100 for fifteen dollars.
AGENTS. Wewant agents in every town and
county in country, and those acting as such
will be allowed 10 cents on every certificate or
dered by them, provided their remittance
amount to one dollar. Agents will collect 25 cts
for every certificate, and remit Is cts. to US,
either in cash or postage stamps. Agents re-
mitting at once thirty dollars will be entitled to
u beautiful silver Watch, and also 200 certif-
Gates.
Pleas write your Name, Town, County and
State plainly, and address all orders to
HAMILTON 6 CO.,
Agents for Foreign American Manufac's
Salesroom, 70 BOX 5675, NEW YORK.
-, 30 s6Liberty Street. Noy.oe, -65-Spoa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11
Legal Notice.
State Of Ohio, Viaton County,

State V Ohio, Vtnton County,
jones Hollingsworth and In Court of Com
Nancy, llolliugsworth his mon Pleas.
Wife: Pitts. Petition for
VS. Partition.
Ira Shifiett ct al. Diits.
Mary Shiif!ett widow of John Shif
lett deceased, of Vinton County, Ohio
Ira Shiiilett, Levi Shifflett, lsaac Shift
felt, Elizabeth Shifett iniermaried with Tim
oihy Smell, Of Yinton County, Ohio, and Elmi.
da Shitliett intermarried with Henry s. Sh' f.
lott whose place of residence in unknown to
your petitioner, all nf whom are heirs AT law
Of John Shifilett deceased, and tenants in COM
mon with your petitioners in the following
real estate, hereinafter desc ribed; will take
notice, that petition was filed aga INST them
o. the Ind dry Of December 1865, in the said
Court OF Common Pleas, for said Ynton coun-
ty, by James uollingsworth and Nancy Hol-
lingsworth his wife, who is an heir at law
Of sPid John SEitlett deceased and tenants In
&C mmon with above named defendants, de-
mandns Partition OF the following real estate
situated in said county of Vinten, and desc ib-
ea as follows, to-wit:
The east half Of the north east quarter, OF
s ection uumbsr three, in Township number
C light Of Range rdmber eighteen, containing
seventJ-C lit acres. and that atthe next term
of said Court, said Petition will be for hearing
JAMES HOLLINGSWORTll.
NANCY lOLLINGWORTH
Bratton & Mayo, A iy's for Pitts.
December Nth ls65-6w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11
Legal Notice.

state Of ohio, T'intOa County:
Jackson wO,lman' Pf Petition ,i,inb for PAR Pa,
wm. II. Trip, ct al. Dcfts. Of Comm On Pies
WILLIAM II. TRIP, Of the County of
w Shtlby, State of,llincis, David s. Tripp,
of the County OF Vinton, State Of Ohio, now
serving in tho U S. Army, Holden NJ. Trip,
of said yintOn county, stephen NJ. +. TiiPp,
OF the county Of jackson, state Of Ohio, John
h. Trip, Of Jackson county, Ohio, now sery.
ing in the U, S. Army, Oliver 7. Trip, ofsaid
Vinton county, now serving in tre U. $, Army,
Loonidas II Trip, minor, Of the county OF
jackson, State Of Ohio, Lovina Trip, inter
married with Robert +. Jones, Of lie county
Of Wells, State of Indiana, ElizaGe'h Trip,
intorm1rriGl with Alexander Livingston, OF
sail Vino, county, Rebe2sa Trip, intcr-
married with Noah Lore, Of said county of
Vinton, Mar Ann Trip, intcrmarricd with
Levi Livingston, of said county Of in.on, and
Louisa NJ. "Trip intermnrricl with George ".
Lo ia, Of said county Of NintoH, who are
ehillrGn aul heirs at .ay Of W liam H. A,
Tripp, do saseI aud tenants in COMMON with
the petitioner, in tho premises hereinafter De.
seribcl, Nancy A.Tripp, widow CT William II.
A. Tripp deceased, OF the county of Jackson,
State oil Ohio. who il entitled TO dover in the
whole OF said premises, and Mary I. Trip,
hIuON VI 'CooC - ! lPfI W. - . ' w.. ''
an heir at law of william Il. A. Tripp,) of tho
county Of jackson, State Of Ohio, Gnd is enli'
tied to dover in the part Of said premises,
owned by said Jesse J. Tripp,, deceased, and
his hci. 10 Law aal minor children, TO- wit -
Harvey L.Tripp Rachel A. Trip, Laura a.
Trpp, William L. Tripp and Mary A. nipp,
of Jackson county, State of Ohio, who ale ten
ants Ia common with tho petitioner in thc said
premises, will take notice that q Ictition was
filed against them on the e0.h day Of N)vem
Der, lsj5 in the Court Of Common Pleas with
in anil for the said county Of Vinton, State of
Ohio, By jackson Wortm m, and is now pond
ing. wherein said Jackson Workman demands
partition Of the following Real Estate, stua-
ted in the said county Of Vinton, ,o-wit;
"Th3 North East quarter CT the South
West quarter ofS1ction Number one in Town
ship Number Eight, of Range Numher Eigh
teon containing forty acres ard that, at the
next torn Of said Court, tho said jackson
Wcrtmau will apply for an order that partition
ma be made Of sal premises. -
JACKSON WORKMAN,
By Bratton & Mayo, his Attys.
Dec. 2SLh, 1855 CIV
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11
THE
MODEL SEWING MACHINE
From tie New York Herlld.1 !

From tie New York Herlld
Prominent among the mechanical tri-
umphs OF this most ingenious age, CON-
mon honesty compels us to notice the En-.
pire Sewing Machine, commended as just
ly styled perfection ITSELF Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from
time to time presented 10 the public, each
one OF them has been cursed with some
radical defect, which detracts from general
utility. Warned by the experience of bis
predecessors, the inventor Of the Empire
Machine has produced an instrument, com.
bining all the advantages for which Others
are vaunted and obvialing every defect
which con be attributed TO them by the
most fasiidous critic.
The Empire Machine is marvellous com.
bina!on of simplicity, economy and perfect
workmanship, being durable, free froma Ii.
bility TO get out OF order, noiseless, and ca.
sy Of operation. lis mechanical contii.
vance is suc* rs 20 secure stability, free
dom from accident, and accuracy. as 10
workmanship By the use Of the patented
shuttle ami straight needle il makes a
stitch. which can neither rip Eor ravel.
whI.., at the same time, ii can operate
perfectly upon every species of material
from lea TO cambric, with threads OF
cotton, linen or silk fIom the finest TO ths
coarses; number.
As The Empire Machine is gradually
;upplanting its more antique rivals, nc
one in want Of moIe useful Instrument
of this description, be he or she tailor
coachmaker. dressmaker or seamstess, can
dn otherwise than secure Of these econom.
ical and inimitable machines, suited alike
for family aud manufacturing purposes
The office OF the Empire Manufacturing
Co. is at No. $50 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying these
Empire Machines at prices far below The
real value Of the instruments.--New Yorl
Herald.
November 80 le65-1y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11
Splendid List of Articles, all to be sold for
One Dollar Each.


100 Clocls (French)9a d 81 day
clocks, ranging from 80. $40 10 $50 each
100 Pianos. of the best manu-
facture. .."- sec to 500 each
$50 Sewing Machines, of the
best manufacture. SO TO $50 each
$50 Gents Gold Hunting-case
Watches.... ......."..- so to $50 each
250 Ladies' Gold and Enamel
Ilunting-case watches 35 to 10 each
500 Gents liunting-case Sill
yer watch....,.. ......35 to &c each
eco Diamand Rings SO to 100 each
5000 Gold Vest 4 neck chains to 80 each
5000 Oval Band Bracelets 10 each
5000 Jet and God Bracelets. to 10 each
2Q00 Chantelne Chains a.d
Guard Chains.... to 90 each
1000 Solitaire d. Gold Brooches. 4 to 10 each
oUOO CoIaI, Opal ana Emerald
Brooches. 80. ...s....- to each
5000 Mosaic, jet, Lava IL Floren.
tine Far Drops. Alto each
1900 Coral, Opal and EmerOld Ear
DrOpS'''' '''''s.' 4 to 6 each
1000 California Diamond Breast
pins '..... $50 to 10 each
5000 Gold Fob Vest Watch Keys soto each
1000 Fob q Vest Riboon- slides-.. ) to 10 each
300 Sets soil tiare Sleeve-butto1s,
Studs, &e......... 3to each
5000 Gold Thimbles, Pencils &c.... 4to each
10000 Miniature Lockets.." ...2, so to 10 each
1000 Magic
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-01-11
Satury1aH EJ,uary sd, 1866,

the hour cf1 o'cltck p. NJ. Of said day,
the following described lands dnd tcnemen Is,
tO-wit:
Tho southwest quarter Of the southwest
quarter Of section number thirty-siX 1885, in
township number nine, o. and OF range num-
Der nineteen, (l9) containing forty (ll ARES
and tenone hun liedths (lO-lOOl OF an acre
more or less
Also the southeast quarer e The southeast
quarter of section number thlriy-fve (35j
township number nine, (9) range number
nineteen, l9) commencing at the section line,
where the line crosses the road, running on
sad line forty (40) rods and twenty-five l25)
feet thence north ON said section line thirty
six (GG) rolls to said county road, thence along
said road iifty-four 80 rods ald thirteen l3l
feet to the place Of beginning, containing four
(l)Sacres more OT less,
Taken as the property of Washington
Thncker, to satisfy 4 judgment Of aforesaid
Court infavor Of The State of Ohio.
Appraised as follows to-wit The first de-
scribeG tract appraised al four hundred dollars
1900 00) and the second described tract ap-
praised at forty dollars, $40 CO.,, and must
bring two-thirds Of that sum respectively.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand.
JOHN j SHOCKEY,
Shift V. Co. y.
W X. ITIsTTos, Ltty for Pl'f.
Jan. 3, lS6j-5w
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Sherih's Sale.

state Of 0hio, JiHton County,
John A. rown, Plaintiff. J In Court of
against Com. =, order
E.A. Bratton, ct al. Defts J of sale No.9
DURSUANT 10 the command Of an order Of
l. sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas of the Aforesaid
county of Vinton, will offer at public sale at
the door of the Court House, in the town Ct
Macarthur. il the aforesaid county of Vint"n on
Tucsaoy February The CM 4. D. 1866,
at the hour of one o'clock, 7. NJ, Of said day
the following property, to-wit: ln-lot Number
sixty two (G3j, in the town of Macarthur, Vim
ton County, Ohio.
Taken rs the property of E A. Batton. to
satisfy judgment Of aforesaid Court, in favor
Of John a. Brown.
Appraised at One thousand six hundred
dollars, aud must bring two-thirds of that
sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
JOHN j. SHOCKEY.
Sheriff Vinton County
Groghan, Rippey & Dana, Atty's for Pltff.
January Ith lSG5-5w
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Auditors Sale OF School
Eamds.
STATE CT OHIO, VINTON co.


NNIE undersigned. Auditor Of Vinton
county, will offer for sale at public
auction at lhe door of the Courthouse, in
McArthur. on
Saturday, February II, 1866.
At the hour of o'clock Z. W.. of said day.
the following described real estate: Situ-
ated in the county of Ninton, and township
of Nilkcsyillc. tO-wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter
of section number sixteen. township num-
Der eight. of range number sixteen. con-
tanning eighty acres more or less.
Appraised ut IS 30 per acre.
Also. the east halfof the northeast quar-
ter of section. township. and range alOre-
said containing eighty acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 00peT acre.
Each parcel of land must bring the ap-
praised value thereof.
Terms of sale, One-twelfth in cash the
residue in eleven equal annual instalments
with interest from the day of sale, to be
paid annually.
III. G. MOORE,
Auditor V. CO.
McArthuE Dec 2S-2lw6