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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27
ContenlptibIe!

The "late importation" who writes BON
bast 5lackguardism and abuse for the Cop.
perhesd columns Of the Record, in trying
to report something about the Swan town
ship meeting Of the 18th inst, tried very
hard TO insult Mr.. Jones, whom he dpsg.
.nsfes az the 'Vinton COLT We have only
10 sey, that The effort Of this stripling is un.
called for, inasmuch as MIR. J, has always
<by mistake, il may have been.) treated the
BOBBY as a gentlemen. His effor: at ridi-
cule exhibits his wan. Of taste or wit--his
inisstutement OF facts shows his want OF
truth, while bis general misrepresentation
Of the whole affair shows how utterly de.
void he is Of any thing like fair, manly prin
cipls. d. ol H. 6. J.
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.I'5 5'T TlFor the Record.
Contradiction.

Mr.. EDiToR:-- wish, through your col.
umns, to state u few facts conn sctsd with the
escape Of Maley Thompson, as SEQ base lab.
rication Of misatatemonts In tho las, issue O
tho Racord, under the head Of ".Broks Jail. ;
Maley Thompson was kept in the only ant
safest place could put him In The jail, as
was ordered to keep him and Mills separate
Thompson was kept up stairs IA day time, and
Mills below. AT night both vera locked up IN
different c Ills. On The 9Th Of Sept. l was, un-
der the oider Of the Probate Court, sent u
Columbus with lunatic on the morning Of
the 9Th returned. Before left, left the
keys Of the jail in charge Of sworn deputy
Thompson must have got out between nd
~ o'clock on Friday evening the 7th inst, BY
means Of false key, out Of tho front door
above, and passed through the hall above and
south room up stairs, out OF back window, on
kitchen roof, and jumped some ~ feet to the
ground, leaving marks of his feet where he
jumped. The doors were locked, as can
prove. --. ..--- ...-.... .
The !" wicket" in tho door 10 small hole Gu.
in the door 10 pass in provisions &c. have
mover closed IT., for the reason, that could not
hear what Vas going on in the Jail, Il 1t were
closed, as when shut mp all sound from tho jail
Is cut eff, and in the dwelling part Of the build.
ing we could heas nothing. Another rsason
was. protec tion agains, fro. ltis well known to
our citizens that this being open saved the jsil
last winter from being burnt down. Another
reason was no man could get through this hcle,
as it is only four or five BY six inches, Oblong
square, and II could no way aid his escape
withouta key. Some person must have given
him key, as We have no key missing from
the Jail. Tho writer in the Record, says,
Nothing was done, worth calling an effort TO
retake him."
This is absolutely false, as tho writer knows,
for several men and horses were started imme-
diately, on his sssapo being known, which
was before eight o'clock that evening. He could
not have been out over fifteen or twenty min
utes before II was discovered. II was tele-
graphed, and tho rews met me at Chillicothe,
and l started detectives in pursuit. l, with
Others, rode over tbis County, Hooking, Picka-
way and Ross, and could not find any trace of
tho prisoner. and exp ended over fifty dollars Of
my own, while others said let him 20, and
sone made the declaration that they would no,
give AGENT to arrest him, &c. ! kept the Jail
with such locks and bars as th Jail Is furnished
with, and as closely walc he'd as any man could,
Sept "a, s6. '6S. j. j. SH0CKEY.
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! Aee1eesr ase daDt mentioned III
the OF Congress, granting ad.
ditiopAl bopptiss, /, ~ 4SieY
SIAno5hat fals Ihood psddlsd out
by bnttefnuts is that there is no
appropriation to pay soldiers the
late bounty. The billis a part Of
the general appropriation bill, and
the Department at Washington has
saia thAtths bonnties win be paid
ont Of the general appropriation
As'to niggers getting bounties, we
have only to say that. the 100000
negroes, who went into the army,
saved THREE HUNDRED THOU
SAND COPPERHEADS; for, the
Union men had already volunteer.
ed and if a drafts had been made
tor 800, 900 white men to take the
place Of those negroes, nine out of
every ten drafted would have been
butternuts. The nigger who went
to war earned his bounty--the but.
ternut who went to Canada to avoid
the draft, failed to earn anything
but the contempt of loyal men,
Butternuts complain Of the "nig.
ger" when, in fact, the niggers
done the fighting those self-same
0opperheaded Knights-of-the-G Col
den Circle -peace-on-any-terms-
Sons.of-Libe fellows should have
done, had they not been too coy.
ardly. Where is your ".Priests Of
the Sons of Liberty"s Trot 'em out,
and let us see their yalor and man.
hood Where is your man who
saceGrs men not to go to war2-
Where is the men who tear the
Government will pay the "niggers"
what it owes them? The Govern.
ment will have to pay preni,t,ns on
coaoardtce and give bounties to
"Cgaada Veterans" before they get
any bounty! hlfl o oQ9'i2JaT I
We say the negro soldier is not
getting an oddittonal bounty. The
bounty the Government is paying
him to-day, the white veteran and
recruit received when he was dis
charged, and no honest man ican
show the contrary. NM.
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To COnSubR,DtivpS

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In few weeks by very simple remedy, II flei
having suffered for several years with o severe
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directions fer preparing and using the same
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nation which he conceives to be invaluable
and he hopes every sufferer will try his remedy
as twill cost them nothing and may prove q
blessing. . ytt,.i..I- ..l....H'- : '..+
Parties wishing the Prescription, fnEE, by
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
.- William bur gh, Kings Co., NY.
F! JANUARY II, ls66-ly.
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Guard the Ballot Box,

We publish below, references to
thelaws, and apart of the acts to
preserve the purity Of elections in
Ohio, to which we call the special
attention Of our friends at the polls,
at the ensuing election:
Sec. 10 Of act Of Mat ch ti2O, is4I...s~an
Statues, 352, ~ = tH "a
Be il enacted. Tha. any person who
sbali procure, aid, assist, counsel or advise
another to 90 or come into any county, for
the purpose Of giving his vote in such coun.
ty, knowing that the. person is not duly
qualified to vote in such county, shall on
conviction thereof be imprisoned in The
Penitentiary and keptst hard labor, no,
more 'han five years nor less than one year
We are auth orizsd to offer reward o.
sloo for the conviction Of each person, who
shall violate the above act % I.5Et,lEE +
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The Proceed ngs OF the Rump Con-
gress.

q N-~~ ON~A
gress.
The Rump Congress, which we are asked
TO sustain in the person Of John T. Wilson,
sat seven months, and this is about all the
work il did.
l, II passed bill for negro suffrage in
the District Of Columbia.
2. II extended negro suffrage TO ell the
Territories against the will Of their people,
as well as those Of the District.
8. II passed Civil-rights Bill" BY
which minister is punished forno uniting
whites and blacks in marriage, and ii fines
aud ,mprisons hotel keepers, if they do not
allow negroes 10 sit at the first table with
their guests. .1 et
4. I,passed one smendmen. 10 the Con.
slitution making the negroes citizens Of the
United States, and another Furnishing States
that will not allow negroes to vote, by de.
priving them Of representa- tion in Con.
gress. Pm " .
8. II passed bill giving twelve millions
Of dollars 10 the negroes Of the South 10
support then through the year. They called
this the Freedmen's Bureau Bill.
Having thus worked for the negro, we
turn to see what il did for the white man,
and we find this record.
/. j voted the white soldier, WHO had
served in the army two years, fifty dollars
bounty, and for three years, one hundred dol.
lars bounty. ,.',...... -. p.
q 2. II voted to themselves two thousand
dollars as back.pay donation. and il in.
creased their salary for the future two thou.
sand dollars a year! ,. Oh, , ...r, sr.
This is it's legislation for the white man
II the Rump passed any other important
laws, the fact has not transpiredo It took
care Of the negroes, and il took caro- Of them
selves! That is all. .-. ..
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n II Read!

How about your motto OF The Federal
offesD, which these men endorsed, Of Hell,
Hemp Or Canada for all Democrsta.'--
(Vinton Record.
The "smert boya who writes squibs for
the battemut columns Of the Record, a2.
fcafs- to hhte'no ftgsfa whatever for the
truth. No Federal officer ever displayed
such 2 motto astHells Hemp and Canada
for all Democrats, and the puppyism of the
thipg who attempts, BY gimpudsncs on his
own part. and by falsiiying the actions,
words and rwritings, Of the Union men Of
this community, to get up prejudice and bad
feeling, and local difficulties. is ahead Of all
the pbppyism We have eyer yet seen. These
feli6HSs fearful thst we viii not abuse eve.
Jsbody, ah6 insult everybody iu the county
who ID opposed 10 Us, go so far as tomis.
eonstrus every thing that can be tortured in.
TO an insult. We Intend no personal in
suits, and it 10 very miserable practice in
ttess fellows to belie u In the ma annsr they
dcF------ H. Gu.
a rTT,rs.r~. ID o. ... sr a.
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4 Low---Mean---Contemptible
nrt---t IL Ynn Want

ir9 eyfl-.f If You Want -.gnoua'
To vote for tnan who servedlhis country
with credit and who to-day bears the scars
'Ofwounds received while In action you
will vote for Colonel o. +. MOORE. But
-G'i's Na IF YOU WANT Ns5
To vote for a man who was marked rs a
deserter, and who never received n mark
or q scratch Willie In the army, with that
exception) you VIII vote for JoHN T.
WILSON.
,<G,r Peoples (Sdams Co. DEFENDED.
>" Now, we submit whether that Is not rath.
era miserable effort of some low minded
wretch to injuie agood maiS The truth is,
Captain Wilson went, into The army honor.
ably, aud made good record and came out
honor9bly and the inslnaalion tina, he was
deserter is unfounded in fact and is cal.
culated- to injure the .wfiterof such ..squbs,
far more than Captain Wilson. We or the
Union party, do potlike Hon. o. F. Moore s
politics I'VE did not ike his vote at Cbica-
gowhen he voted that four years. Of blood
Bheslhad been four years Of failure = yet
We would see him elected 10 Congress before
we wou Id show ourselves to be tTaducers Of
character and villifers OF better men than
ourselves. If the thing who got up that
low slander, thinks that i. is gtiIg to effect
anything, more than making its writer con-
'temptibie, he is sadly mistaken. o, F
Moore, unless we mistake his charac Ter,
would not thank him for his oyerzealous ef-
fort to injure Capt. Wilson. Such low
things spring from low minds, and, like
chickens, they come home TO roost. ~
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NEW Goops. = The great
rush for New Goods of every
description, is now made to j.
A. Felton's Emporium. Mr..
FELTON, has a large and well
selected stock Of articlesin the
Goods line, which he offers at
the very lowest cash figures
AS he is determined not to be
undersold in this market, he
deems this all that is necessa-
ry to say at this time to have
the public call and see.
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WE take great pleasure in calling the at
tention of our readers 10 the advertisement
Of j. G. swErLAND, which appears in an
other column Of our paper. He has on
hand very large and select assortment OF
Groceries; and offers them at lower rates
than any house in the County. As Will be
seen by the advertisement his stock con-
tains every variety Of Groceries. He has
also on hand very superior stock Of
Liquors, comprising every variety from the
finest French Brandy TO common Corn
Whisky. No house in the County offers
such inducements both in the way ofprices,
and In the quality and quantity Of the Gro
eeries and Liquors which he offers TO the
public. @ p1uq l' aeh' 'fN a"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27
A Democratic Paper on Dutchmen
What Butternuts Think of
Union Officers. 'T - TINT

Maj. Gen. Carl Schurz, who is German
and was one Of our best Generals in the Un.
ion army, remarked that ',he freedmen Of
the South celebrated the 4th Of July, while
reconstructed rebels refused it the least OBJ.
servance.' A Democratic paper thereupon
says, Is it any OF your business, you squash
headed, fopeaIed, beer swiling garlic eat
ing, negro loving. German convict? What
do you know about the South or the 4th oi
July either7Sa' 'rl-Im 70 q t' ~
I'VE submitto our German friends whether
Democratic speech is not "free speech"?-..
How they vote for and with The men whJ
call them such lovely names, we cannot un
derstand. H. G. J,
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feating the Democratic Ticket
Men Of Vfnton read for Your
selves-Dars the Radicals deny den
the Charger -.str.tF...sf.'Y ~. 7
H-.a-s... l.. Is T. .lHs., r:,G'Ff
The following letter was sent
US for publication by one Of the
most responsible and truthful men
in Meigs county. He does not
speak from hersay, but, as is shown
from his letter is in position to
know concerning what he charges.
No words can describe the depravi-
ty which this letter discloses.
The party which claims to itself all
the morality, religion and decency
in the country, here shows its
hand. Made desperate by the
signs of their sure overthrow, they
are resorting to every means to
perpetuate their power and ruin
the country. 30 y.t r.. ..aeG
Let every Democrat give the
letter a careful persual and be pre-
pared to foil the infamous fraud,
which the letter discloses: r
EDITOR RECORD: % @ "2'
Iwish 10 give you some facts
concerning the Radicals in your
county, which ] know to be true.
They are importing votes from this
county into yours in order to beat
your county ticket. II know all
about what tell you, and can
prove it all. / will give you the
facts and YOU can make any use of
them that you think right. On or
about the 27 tn day of 4 ugust,
William Marks, who practices law
in your county, and who knew.
ever since he was a child, came
over into this county, and came to
my house and wanted my son to 20
oyei' into Vinton county to work.
He offered him two dollars and q
half a day. My son wanted to know
what kind of work he wanted him
to do, and Mr.. Marks told him it
didn't matter what kind of work so:
as he had his washing done there.
He also made the same offer to
Braden Mcclure, who was at my
house at the time. They both re-
fused. They could not be bought.
Ihave also heard from good authori-
ty, that he also went to a man by
the name Of David Wood whom
he offered $22 a month,if he would
go into Yinton county and have
his washing done there. He got
Wood to go over, and he is now, in
your county. He loafsd around
your town, come there supported BY
these Radicals. I don't know
whether they have got him any
work yet or not. i
These Radicals dare not deny
what ] tell you. ] can prove ALL
say. ADAM BRATT0N.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExpERI.

u LECE OF an INVALID. -
Publishsd rs q benefit and as CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from nervous
debility, premature decay Of Manhood, &C.,
supplying ut tho same time The MEANS OF erIr-
orRx. By ons who has cured himself after I'm
dereoing considerable quaekery. By enclosing
q post paid addressed envelope, single copies
free of charge, may be had Of the author. : q
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn,
Kingo CO., New York. fcbl-ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27
Y. ----t. F0r Me Union Record.
Notice to EOreignerH. ll- !

Mr.. EDITOR: I request you 10 say, tc
our unnaturalized neighbors of Vinton. C
have their papers out Immediately. Now
is no time to neglect this matter. Call on
the Probate Judge and demand the evi.
dence of your citizenship, at once. .a'a
Sept 20-09. Z { ]. @. DOUGHERTY..
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&AU KIND of Dye Stufs,

A general assortment Of perfumsries, eristOdo-
Io's Hairdye warranted 70 color the hair jet
black without injury to the hair or scalp, nos
tatsd Lye, soap, a general assortment Of ssn-
tlemen's winter gloves from the 6uest buci 10
the common woolsn, all kinda Of LiquoYs from
tho finest french Brandy and old bourbon whis.
ky 10 common corn whisky u DO sold from one
pint 10 one hundred gal Ions, or any other guam
tits desired. all Of which he proposes 10 sell rs
low, II not lower than other house in the coun-
y. III kinds Of country produce taken in cx-
change for GIeceriss. AZ -. -r..r.-
Children csn. get goods as cheap IS their pa.
rents.
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Errors Of YOtllll,

Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects of youthful indiscretiOn, will, fol-
sake of suffer ing humanity send free to all W he
need 1t, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit BY the advertiser'i
experience, can do 30 by address ng
4l. JOHN B. OGDEN,
jelly. No, l3 Chamters St., N. y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27
St 5OO PER YEAR! We want agents Q,

S1 RO0 PER YEAR! We want agents ev
PIsOUO, erywhere to sell our Improved s2
Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Unde-
and upper feed. Sent en- trial. Warranted
i've years. Above salary or large commissions
paid. The oNL = machines sold in the United
States for less than 40 dollars, which are fully
licensed by Howe, hcale. 4 Wihon, Grover
d Baker Sirger & Co., and Bachelor. All
other cheap machines are infringements and
the seller or user are liable to arrest, fine and
imprisonment: Illustrated circulars sent free
CAL upon or ad hess, Shaw g. Clark, at Bidde-
ford, Maine, or Chicago, III. iune7 .ir~ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27

pursuance of law DAVID FOREMAN Treasurer of vnton
county, Ohio hereby notify the Payers said county that the
rate of taxation for 1866 correctly estimated in following table
showing the number cents levied each hundred dollars
alton OF the taxable property in each township and Incorporated vii
lage in said county a t- in coy - -rr rl" iT5H l1"'f
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27
DUNKLEs& WARD are in re-

ceiPt Of a very fine selection of
Fall Goods, hats, caps, boots,
shoes and clothing, at reduced
prices. That they win sell
as low as the same goods can
be bought in the. county, call
and see for yourselves. l
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&IOO REWARD !

THE above reward will be given for the
arrest and apprehension OF MALEY
THOMPSON, who scaped. on the 5rbt
Of the 9th inst, from the Vinton County
Jail, at Macarthur. Ohio. He is FIVE feet
ten inches high, fair complexion. dark hair,
jeans g s psnts a ~Sss JOHN sais sHSckq q ckkfesqefy
SeplSwS 80 Sheriff Y. 6, O..
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Gin, Ailrrstissli,sats.
strange but True,

Every young lady and gentleman In tho
United States can hear something very niue b
tothsir advantage BY return mail, free Of
eSarge, BY addressing the undersigned. Those
having, any fesSs of being humbug cd will
oblige By not noticing this card. All Others
wiz please ddrsss their obedient servant,
- TH06 r. CHAPMAN, Ia
iall- -lY. "a q N AAaal lRroahuax NJ &
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viii attend at the Treasure Office receive Taxes from the
first day Ocober 1885, until the Goth day of December
which time oneha including delinquent taxes, must be paid
failure to onea of the taxes charged Chate Property
before the Goth day of Decemb 1885, due
and subject to collecon5a in of delinquent taxes
Macarthur Sept 20, 1866. 40 DAVID FOREMAN Treas v c.