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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

Has in 4 Published the YOUTHS
MANUAL" contain ing $50 rngcs,
aud 100 Illustrations on the Anat-
envy and Physioiogs OF the R-xuas
Organs Of both vrxcs.in hsaIih and
! diseasc, with Treatise on sexual
Diseases, including telf Abuse,
Private DiseateT, FEMALE Com
pla nis, &c, with new methods .
treatment, intended rs a guide Tor
married ard single. tent under
...aI a.. 49, -I.Ix.--. MI
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

eaAis(Aetteo. Gents.
10. Cures Fevers. coesessions asd L. :.
as" Worms, worn dsSer. Worm collie IS
- lOiarrkeo II ehildrea Or sdaits IS
IS /" NyseneerY ,gripiag. biliess cclis IS
-" Choloro.Icroossof venaeang b
- Ceaghs, Cold hosrsensss. Bses- :,
"s" Nearai9ia, roothachs. fass-
ache, Nervous Pains. .......... Is
d" 1leo00cAes, sick hsedaehs OF
Vertigo. 80. ~
40 DyseePsaa, weak o. billiess /
stOmaoh c0sslvene0o .............. %
'll 80ppresooa.e ~ psinfsl periods IS
'12 l.e0oorrh0ea0 r Wh11o0v
too profuse pesieds, prelspsis..... -
as Cr00p, hoaraa cough, breathing. IS
ia 001o.ASheu On, eI ysipelas. efupeseeo 70
"l5 0hc0n0efoGm. fheu0atic paias Is
"ls leverage, chill fever. old exuse 50
'I7 Piles. internal or external. blind
"s Sp pissd .::i. in..
med eyes or eyeiids .....
''1e CoearFh, acute or chronic, or in
Aoee3a.. .......... ............... "
$50 vVAoOpA0g-eough or violent
spasm0dlc cough. ................. 50
"ll Asthma, opp. difficult breathing 81
'13 Eor discharges, impaired bearing 80
''2S Scr0Go0a. large gland .swellings 30
''34 l3emer0l debility, weakness.... 80
''25 ADropsy, ann scsnty searetions. 81
''26 " 3eo-sickness, or sickness of riding 50
''37 kl0oey dissase. gravel. SO
"23 Nerves. debility Seminal en-
MISSIONS, involuntary discharges. 400
"20 -" Sore n cath, canker. 50
80" CrknaPy incOntinence, wetting bed 81
"3l " lPainf@1 periods. even with spasm SO
"ss " SO0ersn4s At change Of life and
paipitstions.... ...........::. 1os
''3s Epllepsy and spasms aud st.
vitus dAnce.... ....-.. lOV
''3l Dfptheria. and sore throat. 100
FAMILY CASES.
Case ofs5 vials. morrocco case and book. $1,000
"2s large walls, in morocco, and book. 500
"2s do do do 500
"9O do plain case, do 81.
els boxes, Nos. 10 Isl and book $50. 500
"of any boxes, Nos. l to Is. and book LIS
Single boxes. with directions, Csc. 5Oc and 81.
Veterinary Speci0cs.
Mahogany Cases, 10 Walls $1,000
Single Walls with directions. ..............l.s o
These Rsmediss. by the csse or single box. are
sent to any part of the country, by Mail or Ex-
plcs- free u charge, on receipt Of price. Adj
dress,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

BDr. WHITTIER, 1874
South Clark Street, between Mad
isor and Mem oe. Chicago. Of-
flee hours from 8 A. N. TO s p.
IN Specialist in the treatment
| Of all private diseases in all their
varied and complicated forms.
Fer Tin vxua. Oh vaara lie w
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21

W. rsai isW E4g.sxE A4D 4#
s'.saa egyks = .wuF 81 1.EsJ -
-ssrsa aai1a - .aaa 50. - So galsSsa
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-02-21
NERVOUSNESS.

CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP pcrses the
svsfem entirely from all the evil effects Of AeR-
cuRY, removing the bad breath, and csring ING
Weak Joints and Rheumatic Pains which the nsc
Of Colonel is sure to produce II hardens Spon
~ Gums and secure . the Teeth - firmly rs ever
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

lie PetH jOVJpol has curious storie, at
fines. This is oEe:-
Lately, traveller passed in a carriage along
the Avenue de Neuilly; the night was ds0K. All
at once the horse stopped, and the traveller saw
that the animal had met an obstacle. At the
same moment man raised himself from before
the horse, uttering cry Why don't you take
care ?' SAID the traveller "Ah " cried the man.
you would do better, instead Of halooing, 20
lend me your lantem.n what for?r 'I mad
three hundred francs in gold on my person: NV
pocket has broken, and all is fallen on the
street. 1t IL q commission with which my
master has entrusted me. II do not find the
money. am a.ruIned man. at is not easy TO
find the pieces on such a night; have you none
LETT Yes. have one" GIVE it to me.f
The man hesitated, "Giye it to me- il is rs a
means OF recovering the Others The Door
devil gave him his last coin. The traveller
Wnls1ed; magnificent Danish dog began to
leap around him. Here" said the traveller.
putting the coin to the nose OF the dog "Iook''
The intelligent creature sn,fted moment al the
money, and then began 10 run about the road
Every minute he returned leaping, and deposited
in the hands of his master a Napoleon. I'm
about twenty minutes the whole sum Was re-
covered. The poor fellow who had rot his
money back turned, full OF thanks, towards The
traveller, who had now got inTo his carriage.
IAN, you are my preserver,n said lac, "tell me
at least your name p" "t have done nothIpgr
said the traveller. ''Your presPryer is NV doc.
his name is Rabat Joie." And then whfpplnG
his horses, he disappeared in the darkness.
lht hlhsiHtIhttsb bl ilNNIDOOi nave lateIV been
engaged in some very interesting experiments
having for their object the discovery of certain
destructive qualities said TO be contained IN
bottle of liquid intended TO be used by the
Fenlans TO set ire to the city. Part of the con-
tents OF the bottle were poured out upon some
sbaYmgs, mixed with cotton which immedi-
ately caught ire. Tie rest oil the liquid was
thrown upon the wall, which was also immedi-
ately covered with flames. In order TO show
that water was pOwerless before the destructive
element, some lags were made thoroughly wet;
but they, too, on being sprinkled with il, were
at once burnt up This discovery has caused
much alarm IN Liverpool aud measures are
being taken TO discover, II possible who is the
inventor OF This dabolical fluid.
The name OF Mrs. HoWe's magazine. which
is to appear in December, is said 10 be Gpni0l
Words.
The author OF "John Halifax, Gentleman ~
is writing new novel, which Mlil probably be
published early next year.
William Carew Hazlitt is editor of the new,
edition OF the writings of Charles Lamb an
nounced by AloXon Co., London.
-Wheatley, Jarrett aud Palmer are making
fortune in New York, not by hook, but by
Crook--a black one
James Hannay and Miss Thackerav are
Fair.n
Draining on gigantic scale is being carried
Oh III france; 900 square acres are under
gong that treatment.
The weather prophets are predicting eX.
IRENE cold this wiater.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10
AN ANCIENT TOAST

I II was q Grand day in the old chiyalrio time
The wine circled around the board in a noble hall
and the sculptured walls rang with sentimeni
ana song. The lady of each kniehtly heart wa.
pledged w name, and many syllable signi6can,
Oh lovelnAss had been uttered, until it came IA
81 Icons turn, when, lifting the sparkling
cup on hieh:--
II drink TO one" he said.
'Mhose image never may depart
Deep-grayen on grateful heart
iii memory Is dead;
TO one whose love for me shall last
Wheh lighter passions long have passed,
80 holy tls and true:
10 one whose love hath longer dwelt,
More deeply fixed, more kcenly telt,
Than any pledged by you"
Each guest upstarted al the word,
And laid a ban d upon his sword,
With fiery, fasting eye;
And Stanley said, 1--WE crave the name,
Proud knight, OF this most peerless dame
Whose love you count so high.n
st Leon paused, as if he would
Not breathe Der name In careless mood
Thus lightly 10 another;
Then bent HE noble head as though
TO Give that word the reverence due.
And gently said, ''MY MoTHERw
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

DRIVY WELIs-OWNERs OF PROPERTY.
i The only place 10 get PriNY Wels cleaned ana ..
infected at yefy 10" prices -... . -Lt -
l71 A. PEYsOW, a 81
Manufacturer OF Poudresie
slOS eOLpshITds' HALL, l. BRkRY Stfeet
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10
RAILROAD LINES.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND RAJ.
L TlMoRE RAILROAD. N''N Dali

- .IlmOBE RAILROAD.
TIVE TABLE
RSsSbs depot corner Of BROAD Street ana WAsHNCTM
hyrress Train at 415 A. NJ (Nfondays e.coDt.a, g.
ton Newark E&ton Tortbeast PsrSise vS9sser Whining
siemnrs, ,AoHSroeen, Perrymans, Magnolia, Chases and
Msy Mail Train at $40 A. NJ (sundsys exo.n,oo> a..
deiphiS and a. all regular stations between PSs
e, DeawaIs Raroad Train A. NJ (snndays exceDtea,
% EApress 1ialn at n 45 A. M CSandavs oxcon,od, g.
Express Train at 2. 81 Csunaays e,o.r,od, s,,n.
Wminsion "Ss1g.on' STOPPING a. Chester, Ciaymost
Heyre,de Grace, Aberdeen Peuymsn,s Ierryville'
hVna, Nnases ana Stemmer's Run. uso"oOu' mag
~ N,gn, @ Express 81 II M for Baltimore and asb,,4
10 meets at Wilmington with Delaware R~nd
Hsrr,nys escepted stopping at Mddletown Sn nnS
c s a. Crisneld with Boat for Norfolk Portsmouth 6
PASSENGERS by Boat from Bal imore for For,ros ~.
a. tIsI ciy font' and Richmond WIN take The i4s
s.onll WIIMINGToN ACCoMMoDAr ALTON TRAINS
g ntgpPng AZ al Stations between Philadelphia ana vya
=, Leave Philadelphia at M 1880, 4sO .n.,,.oo
M me oO T. M train connects with Delav ~
for Milford and intermediate stations "e kalrosa
LesVe WTTinngton at 03o. 7l5, and s.9O A. M ana
Be:wte1 Chester tnd tTSn VIII not stop at stations
,.5d Trains for Sew Castle leave Philadelphia at
THROUGH TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE.
Leave WDmingtOn at II A NJ ,4I36 and 10 p
49, CHESTER FOR PHiLADEIPlIIA
o eaNe ave chester % at e 755, 10 IA and 4O A. M tas
FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore 7.25 A. NJ, Way-maiI 9.ss 4 NJ
p NJ, Express. F'0eS' -
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
leave 0hester az 4'49 and 62 A. M, and 338 p, M
LeSSe Wilmington at % and 80 A. M and 4 IL p n
tsieht Trains with Passenger Cars attached Will leave
us WsWimlngton for PerTyvile and inerTnedjsfs
stations a 05 p. NJ. Baltimore for Hayre de- a
mSpfS SS , stations a. 80 E. NJ Peyys for WI
ing ut Wilmington with Is A. NJ train for PbjlanenhIs
,,,u. M, SUNDAY TRAINS.
Express Train at 4l5 A. NJ, for baltimore and vah
6Ion, stopping at Chester, Wilmington, Newark Elkton
oLuessd feITyVle Hayre de Grace Aberdeen PERI,
man . Magnonas Chase and Rtemmer's Run VIZ
sm EApr.SS, II p M for baltimore and washincta.
connecting at Wilmington with Delaware Rajlrosd iio
Accommodation Train at 1880 r. M for iIne.
intermediate stations ~ AO' "AnuSton ana
BALTIMORE FOR PHILADELPHIA .-...
Leave Baltimore at S-25 p. M ,stoppno AZ H.. q.
Grace, Perry vile, ana Wilmington. Also stops AZ Btr,
ano Newark no take passengers Pniladenns ana i
basengeIs rom ssnington or Bamore) and Chester ~
lea,e passengers from Baltimore or Washington "
accommodation Train from Wilmington for Philadan
ana inter mediate stations at go p. NJ p'"A
lie H. r. KENNEY arno-,....,.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10
MARSHAL'S SALES,

M A r 5 II A LIS SA I,E-
BY virtue OF writ OF sale by the Hon John
CADM MAlADER, Judge of the District Court or the
United States in and for the Eastern District of Penn
the highest and best BIDDER for cash M GE0R9sE a.
FOWkLL's, No. l29 N FRONT street, PhiIadelDhis
on A1URDAY, November 10, 1866 al IN o'cioek a M
One COPPERSIILL, WORM, ETC 80 'i''
Also, at 2 O'Clock, same day. one COPPER STILL,
WORM, s1NGLlNGS Etc, ON the premises, No, l734
5 SECoND street lately in possession OF John Erie
ana on MONDAY, November ~, at III O'clock A Al
at No 1870 MARKET Street, one COPPER STILL
SINGLlNGS, ETC., lately in possession of William
Taylor. ''''
Also, at | O'Clock, same day. in Montrose street
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth one COPPER
SILL HOGSHEADs, Etc, lately In possession IHt ~
persons unknown. VI
Parties wishing TO purchase can examine the nro
nerty on the premises above mentioned days pre-
ViOus To sale.
p. G. ELLMAKER
IS. Marshal Eastern Dist let of PennsyivanIa.
ihiLADELPhlA, november ], 1866 I'LL 1t
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

Inc trains OF the Pennsylvania Central Railroad Iaax
the Depot at Thirty rsti and Market streets bicb %
TeachCd directly by the Of the Market Street
halWAy' IhOse OF theChesnut and Walnut Streets Rail
way run within one square of IL. s' A|@"-
On sundays-Ihe Market Street leave Eleventh ans
MIhetSts 40 minutes before the departure of each rs;
B& gage Express win call for and deliver BAG
nut street, VIII receive attention. wa SA''-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

I S6e PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAII
ICOO.ROAD.Z1hls great line tEaverses the North
er ana Northwest Counties of Penns yyania m tba St
OF Erie ON Lake Erie thas been leased and Is nncrstaa
6y me PennsylNani Railroad Company. FN
TIME OF PASSENGER TRAINS Ar PHIL DEF pJTrA
arrive tward-Erie Mail Train, IA M Erie I5xpres,
Tram. l.. Nj. - -@AP4oS'
q, Leave WsstwArd-Erle Mail, P. NJ; Erie Express,
Passenger cars run through the Erie Mail and
Trains Dotn ways between Phladelphla asd Erie F''
NEW YORK CONNECTION.
Leave hew YORK al a. M, arrive at Erie 9 80 A. NJ
Leave Erie at 445 2. NJ, arrive at New York II0 H.
TEltgant sleeping cars on all the night trains.
For information respecting passenger business apply at
corner THlRTlE1H and MARKET Streets Phla.
Aud Tor freight business, ofthe COmDanys AGENTS. u,
kingston, Jr, corner Thirteenth and Market streets
Phhadelphai J: ". REYNOLDS, Erie; William Brown,
IL IL HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Phia,
H. M.GM1NNEk, General Ticket Agent, PhilR.
IL. I1LER, General Sup, willamsport.
Nh} EST JERSEY RAILROAD LINES FROM
w foot OF MARKET Street (IJppsr Ferry, commence
ing MONDAY. September 24 1856
- LEAVE. PHILADELPHIA AS FOIL OWS;--
for brageton. salem, AliYille, ana al intermediate
For Woodbury., A. NJ, $50 and r. NJ.
Fer Cape May at $40 T. NJ
RETURNING TRAINS LEAVE
woodbury. at 7'l5 ana $40 A. NJ, and 4'6f r. NJ,
llrdgelon at 705 A. HI and $50 T. M Freight 6SOP, NJ
ssltm az 80 a. M and II; Al: Freight, b'ao y M
Cape May at ll45 A. M. Pass enger and Freight.
Freight win be received az Second Covered Wharf
below Walnut street from 900 A. NJ. until 500 II. Nj
Atreceved before 7OO NJ Will ffOugh the day
Freight Delivers No. 222 s, DELAWARE Avenue,
926 j. VAN RENSSELAER,, Superintendent
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10
: A M A r | L A MS GIFTl
SAMARITAN'S GIFTI
THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER USED.
YVES A PosTrINF nnRHM

THE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY EVER Used,
"YEs, POSITIVE ouRE"
FOR ALL DISEASES ARISING FROM IN IA
CRETlONS.
Contains no Mineral, no Balsam, no Mercury
Ontg Ten P,bS 10 be Taken to ETect Il Cpre.
hbey are entirely vegetable, having no smell nor any
unpleasant taste, and viii in any way ipluie the
stomach or bowels Of the most delicate
lures ID rom TWO to tour day and recent In
sent by man. Price, Nj ale packages, 81. Fema G. SO
SAMARlTAN'S ROOT AND HERB JUICES
The Great Blood Purifier, and Remedy lot
HU0 ud, Uters, Sores, Spots, JetterS Scales
BOHs Etc.
FOR the above complaints the Samaritan's Root and
herb Juices Is the most efiectual remedy
ever prescribed II reaches and eradcaes every par
nc OF the Ncnerea poison. WIN remove every Vestge
of impurities from the system as well as ali the bso
elects vi mercury. Price, Sl'25 per bottle.
sAAARiTAN'S WASH
j. USED in conjunction with the Root and He RI uces
hnl objections. Price, 25 cents
Inc o.1 slekening ana disgusting drugs have to give
anG tOsllL We CURE.
sold by DEMAS BARNES II CO., No. q PARK ROW
and by DTugsis
DEshoND q Co. rroprietors, No. 9l5 RACE stree
PhilsdelDhia ais
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

Fungous-The recent excessive rains 10 the
south of England have caused the growth OF
fungi 10 an enormous eXtenC.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-11-10

O1O ARCH STREET GAS FIXTURES
CIA CHANDELIERS, BRONZE STATUAAY, Fro.
-.EANKlRK ~ co. wOuld respectfully direct tub atten-
non OF then friends and the public generally 20 their
large and elegant assortment OF CAS FIATUkkb,
thANDELIERs, and oRHAMENTAL BRONZE
9hfS. hose wishing handsome ana thoroughly
made Goods at very reasonable prices VIII nnd Il TO
ther advantage 10 I've call before purchasing else
where. .y4aEtUa.l NIIl-. "a
\ B.-Soned or Iarnished hxtuIes rehnished win
spceialedre and at Reasonable prlces. p
s46m .r.Ir feUa FANhlRK a. so Ia
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28
Fire i'm rParkershure

PARKERsBURG, June 22.AAbout
haE-past one o'clock this morning
a fire broke out in a lager beer sa-
loon, three or four doors below the
Postoffice, on Market street, and
burned down the whole row of
frame stores between Court Square
and Neil street, including the Post
office and T. d. Boreman's store
A dry goods store, tailor shop, beer
saloon, harness manufactory, large
grocery store, bakery, jewelry shop,
and a tobacco and cigar store were
destroyed. L" ..'I -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28

Platform Adopted at the Demo-
cratic State Convention, Held at
Columbus on the Gath day OF
May, 1896. ..a-
j. .ReSOlred, That the Democracy of Ohio
will adhere in the present and in the future,
rs in the past, with unfaltering fidelity and
flrnness to the organization Of the Demo
cratic party aud to its ancient tand well
settled principles as enunciated by Thomas
Jefferson, the great Apostle of American
Democracy, and rs acknowledged and ac-
eeptfd b., the party from the foundation of
the Government and especially of equal
taxation, and Of representation Of all States
subject to taxation,
2 ResOlced, That the one great question
Of the day Is the immediate and unconditional
restoration oral The States 10 the ereycisc of
all their rights lcithM the Federal LniOn an
ger the Constitution, and that We will cor
daily and actively support Andrew john
son, as President Of the United States, In
all necessary and proper means to carry out
his policy as directed to that end and cs-
pecially in securing immediate representa-
tion in the Senate and House of Rcprcsen-
tatives, to the eleven States from which it
Is now unconstituHonally and arbitrarily
withheld, unless on the degrading condition
Of ihferiority in the Union, and of negro
political and civil equality enforced by the
Federal Government. r..
8. Resolred, TIL at for the purposes above
set forth, we will cordially cooperate in
public meetings, conventions and at the
polls, with all men, without reference to
past party positions, who honestly and by
their acts and votes, as wellas by their pro-
fesslons, support the President in his policy
OF restoration as now declared.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CON
VENTTON.

THE Democratic Executive Committee
OF Vinton County, in pursuance of reso-
luton adopted atthe lastDemocratic Coun-
ty Convention of this county, held at Nc
Arthur, ON the 2lst day Of August, 1865,
declaring rr.....
THAT the candidates at the next annual
County Convention he nominated by q
Delegate Convention"
Do hereby call Delegate County Con-
vcntion, to be held at the Court House, in
Macarthur, on
Monday, July 3Oth, 1866,
at one O'Clock P. M., for the purpose of SCI
lecting candidates for the following county
Offices. to be voted for on the second Tues
day Of october'nc1t, to wit: r.. @. :a'
One Audttor &; ...- .-.
One Treasurer
One Clerk;
One Probate Idge;
olOne Sheriff.;
One Coroner, and
.bAOne County Commissioner
The Democracy of the several Town
ships viii therefore meet at the several
places Of holding elections therein, on
Saturday, Jly 2Sth, 1866,
between the hours of two and five p. NJ,
and elect delegates to said Convention.
The rate Of representation is one dele
gate for every % votes cast for Gen. G. W.
Morgan, for Governor, at the last October
election, and one delegate for each fraction
over twelve votes. ...t
The following is the number of Delegates
to which the several Townships are res
lo1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28
ror tlle Recofd''
Correction of Base Lies. !

Mr.. EDITOR Having been alb
sent from home for some ten days,
on professional business, and find
ing reports started by some lying,
cowardly, malicious and designing
PERSONS in my absence, that / had
gone off and did not intend to re-
turn, and that persons for whom l ,
had been doing business would
lose by me, &c, ! wish to say to-
my friends in Vinton and elsewhere,
that these reports are without any
foundation, and that / hereby au-
thorize all my friends to say to the
persons that started these reports,
that they are liarsy FWhenf leayer
it will be in daylight, and upon
due notice to all interested parties.
| can imagine no motives for such
conduct, only that Of an attempt to-
injure me in my business. .....
T.. A. BRATTON. II
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28
g @aiTair LATER. .adi 4r;ala5'
ESTIMATED LOSS $65,OOOAINsURANcE
L.. ..n-- $40 l0n .n--.--- IL


o The loss, including buildings, is
estimated at about S65,000, on
which there is insurance to the
amount Of $4,000, possibly The
losses will foot up about as follows.
7. /. Borenian, goods and build.
ing, $4,000; insured $4,000. sfJ
q. A. L. Boreman, loss $4,000; insu-
rance $4,000. isf-. aE'.g9l 81
X. s. Boreman, loss $1,000; insu-
rance 81, 400. u i ;road
G. w. Gill, loss $1,000; fully in.
sured. c.an.-efsI .miaI2 foh.'l
Mrs. Collins, loss $1,000; insur-
ance S1,50o. s,9d5d 7i5di jaY aaiIi
Stahlman, 81, 200; fully insured.
j. b. Amiss, est. $3,00O insured.
J. Warnor, Timer; $4,000. gIilH
F. Erhart, $500; insured. Il. .0J
Postoffice, light-all letters and
papers were saved. Loss $780,
J.sTroleb, Sadler, S2,500. '2lS %
aoG.fW.n nSeffens, $500. }i'oo -ila'iD'
LarSs, loss $780, ,sao1seH 10
Fisher & Co., loss $1,000; insur.
ed. ''ifG
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-06-28
THE NEWS.

Gold closed on Tuesday, in New York
at 1888. .rr- .E.
A,terrible tornado passed over Buffalo
on Monday, doing much damage.
Secretary Stanton is reported to be seri-
ously indisposed.
Professor Agassiz has completed his ex
plorations of the valley Of the Amazon.
,,The cholera has entirely disappeared
from New York harbor.
There have been six fatal cases ofcholera
at Elizabeth, New jersey. .-l
oThere isa sad and sickening state Of af-
fairs in Missouri under Radical tyranny
aldruie. g1gL .-1..-r 5.r-g
"A, niannamed Short murdered his wife
in, Chicago on Sunday last while in fit
Of detirtanl tremens. ''N 81
governor Swan, of Maryland, is out for
President johnson, and'the event creates
some stir In Baltimore. 2 h7 7'- sr'
Senator Lane, OF Kansas. !. confined in
81, Loui. by severe illness.