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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12

tB A profound observer emarks: N
often observe at public entertainments, that
when there is anything to be seen, and ev-
erybody wants particularly to see it. eve
rybody Immediately stands up and effectu-
ally prevents anybody from seeing any
thing"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12

The hair ofDick Turner, formerly rebel
turnkey, now m inmate Of Libby Prison
has turned white during his eleven months
incarceration.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
Save Costs.

nR. A. CONDEE and Drs. Condee and II.
~ minger, have LEI. their notes and book 40
counts with us for collection with orders to coll
lect forthwith. All who arc indebted will vays
cosIs by calling and paying up :he Same.
BRA1 TON & MAYO,
April 18th -aw. Macarthur, Ohio.
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
CITY INTELLIGENCE.

YouSG MEs's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION usual
monthly meeting OF this association was held lat
Ing in their rooms, F,ith avenue, corner OF Twenty.
second street The chairman, Mr. Dodge, opened tho
meeting with reading and prayer and after the reading
OF tho minutes aud tho reports OF the various business
committees, called upon Mr. william NJ stone TO read
an essay on Tho Young Men of New York" After
some introductory obsery aIons the essayt proceeded
TO remark upon the Increase OF crime among young men
In tls city, as was shown By the records OF ITS courts
ana the experience OF It's merchants aScrbing In a
large measure to the altered treatment 10 which
young men were now subjected by their
sn.nloyers, oontending that the old fashioned
system which provided home for tho employ la the
houses OF their masters had tendency 20 Keep them
from many OF The temptations whlnh were now exer-
csing ther deInorazing power 10 80 fearful AN exiani
then proceeded 10 speak Of self made men, exposing
the faseness Of the i"ea entertained By many that
any ve VINO ny n,s gahen tor himseh xoou
posnon vas worthy Of that name, hut that was that
man whose early advantages had been iew but who not
w'thsiandlng the difficulties In his way triumphed over
circumstance and gained for himself such a name
was Franklins, Warren Hastings or Lord Eldons the
esayisi, and concluded with Elhu Burrts story "A
Niche Higher drawing from il q lesson TO all Young
men Of perhaps rather solemn nature than his
example warranted After discussion aud few
remarks from tho President OF the Young Mems Chris
Tan Association al New Orleans tho Doxology sung
and the meeting adjourned.
MEETING op ruR MARBLE PorrHERS AT a meeting o.
the Marble Poshers and Rubbe.s Protective Union
Society held last evening at their rooms AT Second
avenue II resolved and carried by almost
nous vote that the members Of this society opposed
to the system OF working by artncal light during the
winter months, order to complete days work; that
they will submit TO the practice heretofore carried
out and that notification TO this effect be served upon
the employers Previous TO the passage Of this rcsou
don considerable discussion took place the merits ~
the question, when division called with tho above
result. unanimous vote Of thanks then rendered
70 NE NEw Yopk HrRALn o. mark Of appreciation o'
the interest manifested by IN gard to this association
Tho meeting then adjourned
THg ExroRross or CnY RAnRoAp COMPANIES 1t has
peon estimated, upon close calculation by those vcrsei
10 such matters that during The last six months the New
York city railroad companies have received illegal
profit OF three hundred thousand dollars, by charging
each passenger six cents instead ~ i've and ,
provided by law The victims OF this ndlc for Il
can be called by milder term, have the Law Ia Their
own hands. Tho cent decisions Of tho cyil courts
and those OF the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue
very clear this point and reqlir. the companies 10
sell tickets al reduced rates al convenient points
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

From the Independence santiago Cl august 2 1898
The Paaguayan question acquires greater pfeportIon-
according the Pacific republics Interested ~
nd out the secret motives that impeled the Beazilian
government and is allies "a make upon Paraguay.
II not fears nor conlectures more - less paar
bio That have aroused tho feelings of people the Ia
coat but Il u facts documents whose Authenticity
one dare doubt, thai inspire % iuHt an aarm
The course Of events may very well bring fotns Of
these republics 10 take the cause ~ Paraguay their
own for their nights too apprar threatened IN the
cret treaty ~ this trpi alliance.
IN tho limits down ~ sad treaty, wi,h
prise that Braz acs a. her. portion q the territory
Belonging 20 Bolivia, and rolcy 81 usrpaiion has
prevoiled In the cabinet Of Petropols, may well he
iear,d such projects VIII be RAJ I'd nnioss the
American states tie Pacific assume energetic and
decided attitude
The govcrnruen, Or General Megarrio GBoliyiai has
uro,este eerc,igaiy arnnst prets ons - asard AMI
unjust tiogs of the als and, II ths ailct govern
meuts of fn0n aud The Pata DO no. accede ~ his
rcasonabe requirement. v VII not b" Bolivia nor -
government that Ali abandon ie de cnce o tAn natnal
Territory invaded.
Ii L al % see tho aacieu. sysem q conqaess thus
revived and stil saider that republican eouniries
should lend Il the sd Of their ami prestige IL be-
tho nong of America 70 support ths principles
OF justice, aud mautu scrBpaous regard 'ur tho rght-
nations should they forget THE and st'nek faragusy
they think her 70 be- without snent strength
to rcpel The aggression ~ whnt rcaoning could III
invoke those same right themselves any naii"n more
powerful should como forward and atark their COW
ereenty. aud -coa a tho-s yey pnncpies which they
we're tic lrrt 10 disregard.
Tho tsnenbcrIneni II Paraguay for The bcneni Of tho
triple alliance shall not take place hcinre Amerca ht
taken 4 decldcd stand prevent such consafnations
n ahlI not b. pa emily Submitted regard
Div A. 6rg daospit Tor the interests ~ Amerca dc.
maud that II be pres ented.
n Bra4a Lssr IN mud Gf hSrs fsrot ~ an drleri1
sgnale count - syg0 "a a. hsrsfio grsr fa-a ts,
sAsd n, r,pa,Sos y hmerer oree dscd, ppm ~ ran-
Ming her LIST year Paraguay made triumphal march
through sOrac of hoT provinces and she almost
able 20 Oppose ~ What would the Empire d. ", by
well combined plan. she were nvafed ~ one and the
-amc time only by Paraguay but also by Bolivia,
Peru Ecuador and tho United states " Colombia
Would not tLs he possible Perhaps n ,sould not BE-
Giaenit ~ naxf vail learn 10 abe Do MT change her
polry anf calu tho irrtaton which sbe has aroused
arainNi herself on ali rldes.
should this scandal bc brought 70 speedy end the
Pacific rcpubcs viii have but - applaud the return u
peace On tie plals BIT should i continue 1iof
rr f haze f9 y 0rsd because va roch the sasc,y
IL our rapnbl would consist in ltin- brlgl N suci
situation that they should AZ no further ag<rcs0n 70
fear ffun her.
Are tho Argentine prepared f0r the cqneDces ~
thls laftar policy We think MT, Judging ffOa what
crly aud lgsilsc
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
THE FENIANS.
Picnic of The Fcuinn Si.icrhood od-t:rnnd Gath
rrirE M Jones' Wood-Addrrss by James
sr.nheu.. &c.

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y, -
was ncsi ~ Jones "opa yese1nay. lho PISo""h VT"
fer the hencdt of Irish political prisoners About two
thonsana naonle woro nresent q, The ocrasiop and
among tna hummer "eIc s'Fo'h o. inv Hort PROMINENT
members ~ the Il " Up 10 nye O'Clock In the after.
MN v.p,han,s hand furnished a,,,la sun,lov,nen, fo,
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ne dnripcs ~ I"rptchor"i ana bstwcen tho dances
sluT@ shoot gsrcs and other amnsementa very
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The New York herald., 1866-09-25

Parana by the first river above the falls called
the Seven Cataracts, the line running from the
source; according TO the new map OF Mouchez, said
river is the Ygurey On the left bank Of the river
Paraguay IL shall be separated by the river Apa,
from IT'S mouth TO its In the interior they shall
be separated by the Maracayn of mountains the
eastern slopes OF which belong TO Brazil and the western
To Paraguay between the two points at which the short
est straight lines eau be drawn respectively from the
said range to the sources OF the Apa and Ygurey.
ART H. The allies mutually guarantee 70 each other
the faithful fulment oi tho agreements, conventions
and treaties that may DO necessary to mako with the
government that s 10 be established in Paraguay, IN
eordance with the stpuations the present treaty OF
alliance, which shall remain In full force AM vigor
until those stpuaions be respected and fulned by the
republic OF Paraguay In order TO obtain this result
they agree that, OF the high contracting
parties falls TO obtain from The government Of Paraguay
the fnlnlment OF its agreement that the latter gov
ernment attempt annul the stipuations agreed 10
with the allies the others shall actively use all their
Efforts to obtain their fulnent. Should these be use
render effective the spuIatons made with them
ARR lS This treaty shall remain a secret until Tie
principal object Of The alliance be obtained
ART. l9 Such stipulations OF this treaty as do not
need legislative ratification, shall commence TO have
elect as soon as they shall be approved by the respective
governments and the remainder immediately after the
exchange OF ratcatIons which shall take place within
the period Of forty days from the date Of this treaty or
before II possible
In testimony whereof &c, &c, in the city OF Buenos
Ayres tho rst May n the year of our Lord 1885,
G. DE CASTRO
j. OCTAvIANo DE ALMEIDA ROSA,
RUFINo DE ELlZALDE.
PROTOCOL.
Their Exc.llencies the picnipotenaries OF the ArgeD
tine Republic, of the Oriental republic OF Uruguay and
OF his Majesty the Emperor Of Braz having convened
in the Office OF Foreign AHA irs, have agreed:
First That in execution OF the Treaty OF Alliance Of
this date, H. ofects,s of Humata sh0 be densotshed
aud IL shall not be permitted to erect others OF Ike
impede the aithiu ul execution OF said
treaty
THAT IL being of the ascessdry measures to
guarantee peace with the government which shall be
established in Paraguay, Ldt there b. W fn Paraguay
nsser Of ror such may be found
there shall be divided In equal parts among The allies
8. That the trophies booty which may be taken
from the enemy snail be divided among the allies cap
turing the same.
That commander OF the allied armies shall concert
the necessary TO carry into effect what Is
herein stipulated
And they signed this protocol in Buenos Ayres on the
lst Of May, 1885.
CARLOS DE CASTRO
J. OcTAvIAN0 DE ALMEIDA R0SAs
RUFINO DE EI.IZALDE.
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
CITY POLITICS.
Radicai Re publican Primnr, Meetings.

Tho radical republican primary meetings were held IN
several Assembly districts OF this city ast evening for
the election Of delegates 10 tho General Committee of
the city md county Of New York which will meet 10
night for organization. Al each meeting president
vice president secretary and treasurer of the district
afsociaton, and district executive committee oi
member from each election district of the Assembly dis
trct were elected. The meetings passed on quietly.
Twrpty-Sccond WardGTamp,nny Committee.
special meeting or the Tammany Hall Ward Com.
mee Of the Twenty-second ward held last evening
at their beadquarers No GsT Eighth avenue, .or The
purpose Of reorganization Tho me- ting poorly
attended IN consequence Of general meeting at Tam
many Hail. After the translion Of some preliminary
business PRIOR TO a general meeting, the committee
adourppd
The New York herald., 1866-09-25


Just previous 20 tha departure ~ the last mails from
Monteyldeo ana 1usnoe Ayres rnmor wsa freely cir
chiatng which true add - ne gravity q ne sias-
ton on ths RIVER r1atc The rum0r thai sahor %
tsvano Rrszian commissioner 70 Tho allied camp, On
The day before hls dopararc from Busnos Ayrrs for
Couicu.os 10 oompaay With sehor Don Hector varela,
biz Uruguay colleague asked ~ latter SAeAy ~ ~o-
ae.f ,eaa ~ eoaf lsr dslarHg UrrgufI anHe<sd b
By1rh
II appears that seh0r varea surprised ., The qrea.
ton and ansec-ci thar ssnor ocaeano shouid hsAs "a
MAD thsi he xas spaNng . rrnguay.n charge sna
one Who e8nsdesoi himself me y free and lnds.
pendent nation OciAs aa5 refnanei calm - sptc a
Ibis fcrons,nuss n varsia, sui replied tat hs
thou Ut ,he batter NJ, gnosnl n ths sngAgrment
lba, existed bstreen lbe Provisional Governor Flores
and Tho smplre. vsfeA Hgnsed ~ intsniiou ~ mak-
ns known 10 hs goycpmeot he subpasce y ~ "a,
tsrsisu. aRa rSssYe5 ~ answer aai 10 siSbt - a.
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

Ecuador and Peru would not have word 20 except
In concation. and merely for the psrpose Of checking
the disastrous which drenchcs the fields Of
Paraguay with blood; but, from the mom"n, that the
il not confined TO the securing of right tho ayeng
ing of wrong the reparnion Of INJURY hut AT cls
tho sovereignty and Independence OF an American na-
ton and s wagod 10 mp such nation protcco
rate and dispose OF her destiny from that moment Peru
and her allies longer remain silent Their most
sacred and imperative duty requires that they should pro
tcst In the most solemn manner against made for
such purpose and against any acts hatever which,
result Of said war, might threaten the sovereignty,
dependence and integrity Of the PaTasuayan rcpnbc
r. pACHECO
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
KINGS COUNTY POLITICS.
Republican Mnss Meeting 10 Brook'sn
speeches by Horace Greeley, Governor
Noble and Oth~r-.


Noble and Osh~rs.
A republican meeting held last night At
Taiimer Rail, In Court street, uIdcr tho auspices ~
The Sixth Ward Republican Association The gathering
large and enthusiastic, and not than Laf ~.
people assembled could obtain afmttancc 70 the hall
For the accommo daiion Of those excluded a meeting
improviscd the opsn air aud addressed by mum
bnr of eminent speakera
The mce,us was organized by calilng VI J. wlllsr
stoops 10 the CHAIR Mr. stoops introduced Nr Wa
don who made appeal Ia the and "a contribute
whatever they con afford toward paying the cApsBscs
Thc ,iA nAs then introduced tho orator ~ e oyeD-
ing-HoRscE GRnary--who delivered 4 lengihy and
o % ,se ea ,ssea S.n Sro d. =, % @ esa snS a.
expect them u keep their AsFd S@st~r NV s'.-
tho republican party he .aid, w& s eternal equality
u hnmanty In the face % the la~ every mpn las the
sama riyt NJ his ne ghbor; that IL tho principle tia
has been vindcsted BY tho bloody struggle IN which t
country has been engaged. Instead OF having con
federncy based on they have government bascd
on Justice equality and freedom; 80 much have
achieved Tho moment the robsls laid down their arms
they thought thoy had a tight 10 come 10 Congress
rhey iihe rcbe.l told them that Gnders'ood 10
Invitation % them white the rebellion wa going on
But they rot lear unequiycoai notice hai Treason wa
Ne barrier 80 their reatoraon to office, and ~.
rebellion collapsed without single stipulation. The
speaker entered into explanation Ia regard 70 tho
Freedman's Bureau and IT. purposes which he pro
noanccd m,-st beneaceu, and ssd that Il dlf
tho government more ihan two millions year Large
amounts spent 10 keep tho People of the South,
both ~ie and black. from starving In conclusion be
siii he hal cspoundod every harden thar aongrs.s-
proposed e pui upon .hs state, ana Ihsy shoala
T. have government wherein Should rcspect csrh
ohor when We should threaten less and consult and
argue more They haye entered npnn new era he
glad bits fs had witnessed the beginning and
end y ihe grrai calamity q human slavery
Mr. Greeley f0ll0sed by Ex-Governor NOuIs, %
iscpnrn who deF erred rlaaetsr viir speech, ettrh
va Weh received, aud called forth The appliance Of The
audience
The outrde meeting va enthusiastic II tie extreme
II wa ad4.cssod w indrc slapkland, " Karsfs, WIN
II Blrin.gh und Horace Greeley
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
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The New York herald., 1866-09-25

for be would no, DO communicating anytAiss o 4
ycrp he 10 do 10
The New York herald., 1866-09-25
WASHINGTON.
s>-~-e~~<e~~e~~~~~~~-r-
Secretary Seward Again on
Duty.
Circular from the President to
Office Brokers.
EG0T,> ~ seizure ihe Re- i, sf Col
,tci,g >rsi.r,
Population and Armies Of Gem
traI Europe.
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Secretary Seward mt Hts Post Again.
Secretary Seward has far recovered bs health .. 70
resume MS Official duties lie has been at bia once
day as usual
The Pre-idcnt aud the OnIre unuters.
The following Is copy Of circular that has been ad
dressed by order Of The rrcsdca TO numerous delesi.
,ons and committees that a.sumo 20 control fcdera
appointments IN various locanncs--
The New York herald., 1866-09-25


SlR-The President direct lnr to ark nowsdsa u1 re-
cept ol your yesterday date and TO inform you
thai lie would he pleased ~ COMMITTEES dil
not the pressure oi public husnsss compel him % dsns
all interviews With coufnrsu 9th whO.a sole par.
poe 10 present concentrations Tor appointments to
ciice He also 70 fay that all applications
Tor once submitted n The oiduary way through th.
proper departments, receive prompt aud spakdeTis
attention though formally ps "a IL his hands D. tho
applicant themselves, ~ by others acting IN their
behalf am, cir very respectfully, yours.
- gnk
The New York herald., 1866-09-25

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ptotcsrapb' '8fsr. piel prer5Bsrt, asmibmst.
Vile Mrtsit wiro In Dsm bslien Stple unt an
ben biuiahcn prsBsn Ssri6ttt.
Sis MAIDEN au& berrIihe 8ilbr fdr MItunts
an 81 per Dubenc,-unb fiir 8ilper ffidliG
I'm tn Srtsfsn ,u psrisnpen, fcrean fs nur 25
Gente.
Gle tabsn ou4 auf Sanb ein pcrtnefHiGts Qf.
fcrtsment G'cos unp Nofe.5ola 8ilpsr.5r6msS,
BON allsn @rSesn.
Gls Artsit piro rdrrantirt bauntaft au {tin.
g. gS. Suream uno Bruoer.
Wdr, z. 1865. nafS
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26
ObDtD9rapD MlbumS.

Ssst N aber @urs 3at--bsnn elm folGre hsrr'
lidss aGcrttmsnt ptCfosrapb altume rno pto'
trarepts. limb fostsn in tsm rraitsi'tn Su6'
,iubr sum ..9sGa @aunip pahipt" srbolifn NOR
pen. bic man nur Irtr irltn fnbst-- unS iiftl
nidt In so Wsilsu um uns bsrum. Dire ~ tstr
Sumbua. uno pi,lsits iInc pcn srfer @hts @in
tanp uno ptsls prps ssnts poblfsiisr unb melt itO
n,r ols ie. @prehst por unp Sbr pttbst fnpsr
rae MIR rsGt babsn.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1866-06-26
Suni 10 1866
Mn Mue bic eS an9ebt.

Der Undergraduate Nib on itbsm Dpnrsrlas
40 5aule, unp trst irin ben Bounty Ter No
8, In @mpflns Su nsb Gin pabdlmiem6si
aer glatloe wiro stmadt bic gum eiitu Stpitm
bsr. 8ts rsn tstsn ScicbT nddiirns mub BIZ
ras Sdlfts rein sipbt3atit fem. Sol&s pw au
ssrtaIb rsm DifiHft wobnsn, rpsrosn be cnosIs st-
tudst. itrs ltulpissn Ssldufs snsubdnotssn, In.
htm bic Wsibsn &c mir nibt Sur gfl6t MAIDEN
aubsrbaIb msnsm On 1T ,u ssssn, um Saun'
f1ip.Sarsn 3u fammsIn.
Jetbua 5siberIinS, Collector.
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