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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-06
CALL EARLY
OFFICE;---At the Prosecuting
Attorneys Office in the Court
House, Macarthur, o. ag2Gtf
STATE OF OHIO YlNlON co.
SIlcriR'S Sale.

Simon E't'liI, l9. Plaintiff In copT pf..s of Com
William Dolcs and James On Ve,di Order of
Does, Defendants. Sale.
DURSUANT to The command of an order of
l. saleiE .hc above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas Of the aforesaid
county of Vnton and State Of Ohio, will offer
at public sale Mt tho door of tho court-hou.c
in tho town of Macarthur in aforesaid county
OF Vinton, on
Monday October 1St A. d. 1866,
at the hour of one o'clock p m of said day,
the following lands and tenements, to wit.
The southeast quarter OF the southwest quar-
ter and the southwest quarter of tho southeast
quarter and the west half of the northwest
quarter of section number thirty-six 1867 Of
township number nine [9] of range number
nineteen [ls containing one hundred and sixty
1867 acres moro or less. Also, the following
real estate le, led upon by Francis Shades shcr-
iff OF said county BY virtue of writ of exeeu g.
ton issued in said cause dated on the goth day
of September 1862, to.wt: Tho outhcast quar-
ter Of the southeast quar- ter of section number
thirty-siy 1851 township number niLe 81 range
number nineteen [l9l containing forty two [42l
cres E:ore or. less.
Taken as the property of william Doles and
James Doles to satisfy judgment Of aiolesait
Court, in favor of Simon Bstclif.
Appraised as follows to-wt: Tho first de-
scrbed 160 acres more or less appraised at two
thousand dollars, [s2 ,O0o,] and the second de-
seribed 4s acres more or less appraised ut eight
hundred dollars, [sSo0 and must bring two
thirds of that sum. .E Ill.
Terms Of sale, Cash in hand. .u-
JOHN j. SHOOKEY,
II. S. Bundy, Sheriff V. G. o.
Atty for plt'f. Aug. 80,w5.
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On Saturday, October 13, 1866,

VintOn County, Probate Court:
NoTICE.-stsphen Darby, administrator Of
~ the estate Of Britain Darby, decd, has
Court of Vinton county, and State of Ohio, for
inspection and partial settlement, and that the
same will be for hearing in said court on Sat-
urday, the Goth day Of Sept, a. d. 1896. ''i
.... RICHARD CRAIG,
Sep. 6-w3. Probate Judge.
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Errors of Youth,

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for
sake Of suffering humanity, send free to all who
need it, the receipt and directions for making
the simple remedy by which he was cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertisers
experience, can do 80 by address ngi
JOHN B. OGDEN,
Jelly. No, l3 Chant ers St., N, Y,
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Strange but True.

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will please ddress their obedient servant,
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jelly. S3l Broadway, N. Y.
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Specimen 1I9r Whiskey, and samples
of all other Liquors, willreceive an
additional puff, if sent in before the
editor returns. gfrp 1c >hIAIU
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County. Examinations.

THE BoarG of School Examiners OF Vinton
1 County will hold but one meeting in each OF
the summer months, viz: upon the first Sstur-
day in juno. July and August. Meetings at
Union School House, Macarthur, -,U
june7ms ~. MCDOWELL, Clerk.
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Marriage and Celibacy.

A N ESSAY OF " ARNING AND INSTRUC.
n TI0N FOR YOUNG MEN. Also, Diseases
and Abuses which prematurely PROSTATE the
Vital Powers, with sure means cf relief. Sent
Free of Charge, in sealed letter envelopes. Ad.
dress DR.. j. SKlLLIN HoUGHToN, Howard
Association, Phiadelphie, Pa. - agl3yl
GOO A MoNTH!-Agents wanted for SIX en-
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The State Of Ohio, Vinton County, Probate
Court:
George Holdron, admr, of the estate of I0andcr
M Jones, decd, vs.J. II. Jones, guardian of
the legal and minor heirs of said estate. Or
der OF Sale.
TN pursuance of an order of sale, mad, in the
l. above case, by Che Probate Court for said
couny Of Vinton, will offer for sale, al public
auction, upon the promises hereinafter descrb-
ed, rt. s
On Saturday, October 13, 1866,
at two o'clock P. M, of said day, the following
real estate: Being all Of the west half of the
south, west quarter of section number thirty
five, (85) township number ten, (lo,) range
number fifteen, l5,) except lands before decd
ed 20 Samuel DGrnely by james MeWharter;
supposed to be sixty-hve acres, be the same
more or less. Appraised at six hundred and
fifty dollars. and must sci; for two thirds Of
that sum. Terms of sale: 0ne-third cash in
hand, one-third in one year, and the remaining
one.third in two years from the day Of sale, de.
ferrcd payments 10 bear interest from the day
of sale, and to be occurred by mortgage on said
promises. . GEO. HOLDREN,
scp6w4# Admr. of Leandor M. Jones, decd
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" A LIST ofletters remaining in the
P. O., at Macarthur, OHIO, September LIST
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Thomas COx's Estate.

Thomas COX'S Estate.
NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
II has been duly appointed and qualified as
Administi ator Of the estate of Thomas Cox, +,
late Of Vintori county, Ohio, deceased. i.
Aug. 20, i866-w8 LEWIS A. ATWOOD.
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NOTICE.

NOIIOEs
ELIzABETH BLANKENSHIP, nLd all 9TH
~ ers interested, are hereb notified that tho
transcript and copies of tho sci edule Of debts
owing by, and all property, rights and credits
owned by, Frederick Teueher, and all other
copies required by law to be returned to the
court Of common pleas, In the matter of the
said Frederick Teucher's application for the
benefits of the act for tho relief of lnsolvent
debtors, will be by mo returned to the clerk of
the court of common pleas for VintOn county,
On Saturday, Sept. %, 1866,
and the samo will be for hearing at the Septem-
er term OF said court, a. d. 1856.
HOMER CLONES,
~ Master Comr. v. Co. G. p. g. Actrg
sep0 Comr. of InrOl9ents, V. Go. \
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M. & G. R. r., TIME TABLE.

IRON and after Sunday the 18th day Of june
L 1866, Trains will leave Statiors named as
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kNHzzzNz2ll

DR. STRIcELAND's ToNlc is a concentrated pre-
~ ,parationo Roots and Herbs, With antac-
id'anl carmin ttives to strengthen the stomach
and nervous system. ltis'a certain remedy for
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervousness, Loss
OF Appetite, Acdity ofthe Stomach, Flatuleney
ind Debility. lis rot alcoholic, therefore par
ilcularly suited to Weak. Nervous and Dyf-
p,ptic persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at one dollar per bottle. - .., d.. ..i,.
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THE CONFESSIONS AND EXPERT

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Published as benefit and as o CAUTION TO
YOUNG MEN and others, who suffer from nervous
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supplying at tho same time The MEANS or SELF
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dorgoing considerable quackery. By enclosing
postpaid addressed envelope, single copies
free of charge, may be had of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn,
Kings CO., New York. .a.' y, febl-ly
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Sdvertise in the RECORD.
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Administrators Sale.

The State Of Ohio, VintOn County, ProJa
Court.
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Special Autiees.,

Sep. s-w3.
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WAYS treated you vol continued colvin. "and sur
| lofed iaore ihan denth becinse OF you My wife va
mutdef y was accused OF the and dia raced
Nothing but the concio sness OF unaccnce upheld me
\ Ahs" II they hung me was gutesa III never trea
sno VIZ inan 80 kindly a. did YOU How have SUI
II sn, " y Mr. colgIn, know II replied Mcconnell
,bu, M !, give me-"
III want !, see no man damned said Colvln; ~ God
forsiyss Won viii" Then with sudden emotion .'Yes
/ forgive ,ot NJ hope TO be forgiven" extend ~ his
hand, which "a d. uel grasped conyulsycy. aud wcp.
Colsin then bid Me-. onL0ll goodby wishing him the
favor ~ Heaven.
The gaioNs erected In the northeast corner = tho
Jal, aud presented nothing dAere IA appearance rpm
The judicial nsrument Of death IA. at every
un The space inside the jail being Il oIeu VIC ohef1i
called op ssa ,s Issue tickets only 70 tho Ace guarded
tho Ja' ana Kept back tho crowd that ass 0oou ous
mounted the steps ~ the scarod accompanied BY ths
Sherin and deputies, the attending clergymen. MI
vacIS 1rayrt "aa wen READ by hs Cooley from a.
Episcopal service Mcconnell. who all the morning had
been qu 10 cheerful and CAIN, stli preserved un.
rallied denoanor although his check became ashy pale
Occasionally tear would tncxie down his face and
slight rencr conyusc his frame He babe anectonaie
farewell 20 all those the scaoi and took hts place
b'neaih the danglng rope Turning TO tho people h,
SAID. "6entemen trust in the Lord. ! hope all men
be done by tho same =
Tho moose adjusted and tho back hood drawn
over Ibis bead, shutting out from HIM the light OF day
forever In his last moments he was firm ard collected
aud h he stood on the brink of eternity with manaCed
hands aud pniOned limbs he did trcmble Once
mors no said goodby. turning hts head slightly aud
thereby slipping the knot under his chin At the same
moment the Sheriff sprang the trap; dNn, heavy
sound followed and nj twetty minutes past twelve the
soul Of Alexander Mcconnell went before rs Creator
Owing 70 the movement Of the head before the drop
fell ths neck of the condemned not broken and lie
died the horrible death Of siran sulatun II IN
ing sight For eight minutes alter tho il hcavng or
the breast and swaying OF the body manifest the
hands graspiug convuisiyely, and drawn ards the
deadly moose as high as tho wfsIlcts would allow. Al
the end of fifteen minutes life pronounced extinct
and after another quarter OF hour the body
down, coihned aud given In charge OF tho Rev. Mr
Cooley.
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rasOs atfuss


vi March as The Legislature q this state passed
a. artbguzag tho Executive Committee q the Prison
Assoclaiion II Scw YORK 10 appoint commission o.
Their 0wn members % examine any offers here.
,ofore sonp.sied with prisons IN lh Or any other state
on hc management aud general discipline ard govern.
mont 81 pfsons. Tie commission appointed under this
act With NJ Thea W. Dwigb, a. chairman, met yes.
terday al room = Bible House Al zen A. ", when
Mr. Gideon Haynes, Warden % The Aassechufetss
state IfWor, sni d y Sasdbcnrre, aecrttary q the
wassarhusette Board q state Charities, present
ard gaze a0ms interesting evidence on the subject ~
rris5r roform The eommlssion intend procecutins
their Inquiries and calling before them nrffcf u
prison ofcos b. examined 10 regard 70 the adm
tration and disetyluo q prisons ard will Afterwards
visit ling slug and other State priscya AMI pcne
20 profsfo further information on Che subject
Ina tessspeny tsken vii 20, ~ nsds pusic ~ pre-
senl but when The commTsslon nbail think Q, n,
re.nIt n ths-- Ln-s, Igni-oA VII W pnh.L.hst
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raE sATiorAl UNION CONVENTION.
The Great wixwam Ncsriy Com pIetcd-Penn-
-yivania Driegates-Arrival Of Delegates
Excursion Tickets ON the Pcnnsy iyanla Gem
trail Railroad, &c.

The Great wixwam Nearly Contradictions
-yivania Drieaates-Arrivai Of Delegates
Excursion Tickets ON the Pennsylvania Gem
trail Railroad, &c.
PHuAnHrmA, August 10, 1890.
Tho grca, wigwsm fos the uss Of the National Union
enllon, 81 the Of Twentieth street and Gard
avenue, i rapidly approaching completion.
Although The Convention viii assemble Tuesday IL
viii probably adjourn unll the following day after
ahort e sson the Wiswam will no. be entirely
plo,ci until then.
when the Tigwam Z finished X viii b. the l.rges,
structure erected in the Tinted states for political
purposes
The accommodations Tor the delegates well fpec
tators excellent.
Seats have been provided for one hundred and airy
journalists IN front OF Ihe speakers stand.
The Pregs Club Of THIS city ton Tered tho Of
thr 70 reporters and correspondents Or The rress
auvlrg from abroad
Tie National rncn State Central Committee of this
.tato have sgreed upon fal list q delcFates tho
National rn.ou Ccnvcntion
Inc following are the delegates ~ large. Hon Edgar
CO.. "a, y " Flanagan, William .. Johnston and Hon.
" Tracy.
1be IT., of dis,c, delegates includes m,ny prom men,
There i doubt thai tho wigwam win be fully
pc,d ~ tuesday aud the Convention be able 10 pro.
coed mandatory 70 business. Ample provision has
been n7dc for ieerrphf eommunicaiion Tor Journalists
drcct from me wigwam.
tho conservative delegates from Iowa. Missouri, New
York aud Wes' virginia. Among the arrivals are
Hons Rcterdy johnson. Montgomery Blair. Edgar
c9Fsn John stockton, John T.. COmsgys, Of D,la.
warr aud J1in Hogan.
Delegates trim New York Massachusetts, and Quo
have been teicgrapGed q and expected 20 arrive 70.
morrow for CONSULTATION.
kSctutise committees sfe IN aession q room 20 10
Continental Hotel where they rcagcst delegates 90
record their Names
me pennsylvania Railroad Company viii sell e.cur
ssb Ncsets - an per4ons desiring 20 vsh this city
AZ Us tho National sion Convention.
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II also contains .-Iniereatins and TiND ''p
European Nosa, received by Atlantic O. o's qua
ships, ~ith eptJme Of tho Latest " NJ Move 80
and tho eforts 70 Establish rrsne; n fufn OF
King o. Prussia 20 Doriiu Opening Q. 'oe rs~
sian Legislature the 9th mat WA -
speech IN tul o. tho King Defeats -
Bayarana, &C. Tho Reform Agitation ami SRI Us -
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Boot and shoe. Commercial and Money Markeis, aHs
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for mv.ef have bean using MIA WtNbfOW'h DD0yu-
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NORTH cAsollsA STATE CONVENTION

RALyrGu ~ c., August TO- 1884.
The state Convention met hero to-day. W A. Graham,
George Howard, X c. Puryear and George Davis
chosen delegates 70 The Philadelphia Convention. The
question Of alternaies Ia being debated
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PAIs EXTRACTOR Tor The buras fuls Bru,sos AL ss1A
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

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THE LArE - STYLES
ARB Now MADB.

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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

The steamship Arizona Captain hnary, will lsaYe tt1s
port to-day Tor AE.snwali
The mais for Central America and tho South PAcA6e
will close At half past tn 0 clock this morning.
The Egw YoRK HEnsLD--E.iliIon for tho Paolns-sU
bo ready At half past u n O'Clock tails morning
single oopos. Ia Wrappers rcady Tor mailing sx Dosa
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Political Position Of Governor Well. aud Ills
Antcccdcnts-Who Caused the Disturbance
and What Was the ObIect-t;encrnI Bnird's
Inbccility, &c.
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VI BARNET PHILIipI
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s,,.n INJURY AGO
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