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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-04
Legal Notice.
The State Of Ohio, F5ntOn Co..

LHo Ot"to " O|ttO, 'HttVfo w"
4 Petition q eomptets real contract.
MARY P AGE, lewis Page. mas Leach
W. Lench, Louisa o BuSkner, Robert BucknSr,
Sarah 4. Byrd aud Robers A. Byrd all Of
Wood county, state Of W'st Virginia, George
A. each, James IL. Leach, NaIisu,na A., Oger
and Nicholas P. Ogier. all Of Vinton county,
Ohio, and John B. Leach OF Jasper county,
State ofslowa, hsirsat law,and legal rcpresen.
tatlves Of Willis Leach deceased, will take 10
ticc, that on the 7Ih day Of September, 1866,
Robert Buckner administrator Of the estate Of
Willis Leach deceased, fled In the Probate
Court within and for the said county Of Nin-
ton, a petition, against them as defendants and
alleging, that on the 25,h day Of Maich, 1861
the said Willis Leach, then in full life, entered
into contract in wr ing with said Robert a.
Byrd, for the sale of tho following d scTibed
real estafe'situate in said Vintcn county, to-
wit; The east half of the northwest quarter Of
section number nineteen (l9) in township num-
Der ten iOl OF range number seventeen I llh
also about twelve acres out of the southwest
corner Of the west bali of the northeast quarter
Of aforesaid section nineteen (l9) township
nu nber ten COY Of range number seventeen
C7), lDying and being all tie lana, in said half
quarter, on the west side of the road leading
from Hamden to Allensville In consideration
of which ,aid Robert A Byrd agreed to ray to
said Willis Leach the sum of four thousand
dollars, that two thousand dollars of said con-
Sideration was paid il hand, and that there re-
mains due and unTaid on 9Gid contract two
thousand dollars with interest ON said sum
from tho sjlh day of March ! SO that the
said balance so due was to be paid in six
mCnibs from the said 25th Cay of March 1865,
that upon tho payment of the consideration
for said rea 10y bel made in full, the said Will
lis Leach agreed to convey to said Robert A.
B lrd or his assigns by good general warranty
deed, the said real estate, that said Robert A.
Byrd paid the two thousand dollars down to
said Willis Leach Ia his iifelime that said
Robert A. Byrd is ready and willing to pay the
balance of purchase money on said contract, so
soon as valid deed can ne made to i'm for
said premises, and that the above named per
sons, deiendahts are the heirs at law and legal
representatives of snid Willis Leach deceased.
The prayer of said petition is for authority to
make \ deed in fee simple to said Robert A.
Byrd, in behalf of said heirs at law, upon pay
ment of The residue Of said purchase money.
Said petition will be for bearing on the sth day
of October 1866, or as soon thereafter as leave
can be obtained of tho said court. .F
ROBERT BUCKNER,
ndmr. Of W ills Leach, dec
L. A. BHATToN, ATTY. SCI 2Sw4.
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80 "-' THE q . "a l.
MODEL SEWING MACHINE.
From TIE New York Her ilG.

Crff, tFrom tie New York Her adj 49,,
Prominent among the mechanical tri-
um2hs of this most ingenious age, COM
mon honesty compels us to notice the En-.
pire Sewing Machine, commended as just
iy styled perfection itself. Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from
time to time presente 10 the public, each
one Of them has been cursed with some
radical deieCt, which detracts from general
utility. Warned by, the experience Of his
predecessors, the inventor OF the Empire
Machine has produced an instrument, com.
bining all the advantages for which others
are vaunted and obviating every defect
which can be attributed to them. by the
most fastidiops critic. 80.
The Empirs Machine is marvellous com.
bina lion of simplicity economy and perfect
Workmanship, being durable, free frcma Ii
biity to get out OF order, noisees., and ca
sy of operation. Its mechanical contiI'
vance is such as 20 secure stability, free
dom from accident, and accuracy as 10
workmanship By the use Of The patented
shuttle ana straight needle il makes a
stitch, which can neither rip Eor ravel-
while, at the same time, il can operate
perfectly upon every species OF material
from leather to cambric, with threads OF
cotton, linen or silk. flom the finest 10 the
coarsest number.
As the Empire Machine is gradually
;upplanting its more antique rivals, no
one in want of more useful estrument
of this description, be he or she tailor.
coachmaker, Gressmaker or seamstIess, can
dn otherwise than secure Of these econom-
ical and inimitabe machines, suited alike
for family aud manufacturing purposes
The office OF the Empire Manufacturing
Co. is at No. 536 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying thes
Empire Machines at prices lar below th,
Ieal valne of tue Instruments New Yor"
Herald. .- .'.a.
November 80 l865-ly .... ........
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New RCunty Bill and Pensions,

New Rounty Bill and Pensions,
AS passed hy Congress July 81, 1866
gives 500 additional bounty.
To every honorably discharged soldier
who enlisted in the army of the United
States sine Arril 10, 1861, for three years,
and served his term of enlistment and vino
lbs received or YVES emitted to receive but
800 houn'y. ....
TO ,vcry sudl soldier who has been dis.
hoTet on oCc' unit of wounds received in
The line Of duty before his term Of enlist
mrnt expired.
To lie widow, minor chldr or parents
H. the order named, Of any such soldier who
died while in the service or from wounds
ieCeivrd or disease contracted while in the
service Of the United States.
..r SEQ ADDITIONAL BOUNTY.
To all honorably discharged soldiers who
have served two years under one enlistment
and who have received but 500 bounty.
AN INCREASE PENSION
Has also been gfnntcd by recent law
To widows Of soldiers VII have died in
the army, or to the children if the widow
has died or re.marTed--S2 per month for
each child under l6 years OF age.
To soldiers who have lost a loot or hand
or been disabled equal to the lvss Of hand
or foot, SIS per month.
THREE MONTHS IXTRA PAY
Has been granted every officer who was in
commission March 81. 1865, aud resigned
or vas honorabIy discharged after April 8,
1865, which is promptly collected by
L. A. BRATTON,
Authorized Military Claim.Agent,
Aug, 10, If. Macarthur, Ohio.
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N. B.-Physicions Prescriptions carefully
compounded and orders correctly answered.
nCs warranted genuine and Of the best
quality. April 2f. .S66tf
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-04
Legal Notice.

DRIDGET FARNEN, (maidcn name
I'D was Bridget Daugherty,) Mary
Daugherty, Margaret Daugherty, and Con
Daugherty, who reside in the county of
Donegal, in Ireland, heirs at law of Micha-
el Daugherty, late of the county of Vinton
and State of Ohio, deceased; and james
Daugherty of said county of Vinton, adj
ministratOr of the Estate of John Daugher-
ty, deceased, late of said county, who was
one of the heirs at law of the said Michael
Daugherty, deceased will take notice that
Patrick Henry Quinn, administrator of the
estate of the said Michael Daugherty, de-
ceased, on the 18th day of September A. D.
1866, filed his petition in the Probate Court
within ,and for the county of VintOn and
State of Ohio, alleging that there is no
personal estate of said decedent wherrwith
to pay his debts and the costs of admins
tratiOn; that he died seized in fee simple of
the following described real estate situate
in said county, to-wit
The west half Of the south west quarter
of section five (5) township eight (s)
range sixteen (l6) containing sevent, -four
(74j acres, also the east hals OF the sonih
east quarter of section six (6l township
eight (Sl range sixteen (l6) containing
seventy-Our acres. and that he left no
widow entitled 10 dover in said premises.
The prayer of said petition is for the
sale OF rorlpn of said premises to wit
the whole oI the first described tract, and
thirty-fnur acres off TIE north end Of said
second described tract for the payment Of
the debts and charges sforesaiG. ..h.
Said petition will be fol hearing on
s tuTday the 18th day Of October A. d,
1869, or as soon thereafter as leave can
b obtained. ..tt.........- .........
September l3 a. D. 1866. ''--
r.-i PATRICK HENRY QUINN,
Admr. of Michael Daugherty dec.
Breton g. Mayo, Attorneys. rT-t-
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MNzZ2Nz2z1.

Nm. STRIcKLAND's Tonic is concentrated pre-
~ parationo Roots and Herbs, with aniiae-
id and carminltives to strengthen the stomach
anS nervous system. tits a eer,ain remedy for
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, Nervousness, Loss
OF Appetite, Acidity ofthe Stomach, Fatulency
end Debility. 10 is not alcoholic, therefore par
ticularly suited to Weak. Nervous and Dys-
p,ptic persons. For sale by all Druggists every
where at one dollar per bottle.
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l. A r G e S II
MANUFACTURING CHEMIST
IN THE WORLD.

am acquainted with II. T. Helmbold; he
occupied the drug store opposite my residence,
and was successful in conducting tho business
where others had not heen equally 80 before
him. have been favoraby impressed with his
character and enterprise.
WIN. WEIGHTMAN,
(Firm of Powers e Weightman,)
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth and Brown st., Phila.
From the Phila. Even'g Bulletin, March 10th. |
We are gratifedto hear Of the continued suo-
cess in New York, of our townsman, Mr.. II. r.
Ilelmbold, Druggists. His store, next to the
Metropolitan Hotel, is 2S feet front, 23O feet
deep, and five stories in height. It's certainly
grand establishment, and speaks iavorably Of
the morris Of his articles. lie returns his office
and laboratory to this city, which are also model
establishments of their class. ...
The proprietor has been induced to make this
statement from the fact that his remedies, al
though advertised, are ...
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-04
Legal Notice.
he State of Ohio, Vinton Co.:

The State of Ohio, Vinton Co.:
In PRoBA1E CouaT.
Petition to c0mplete real contract.
MARY PAGE, Lewis Page, Thomas Leach,
wi Rhoda Mullen Joseph B. MdllGn, Lewis
yer, Sarah A. Byrd and Robert A. Byrd, all Of
Wood county, State of West Virginiu, George
A. Leach, james II. Leach, Mariamna A. 0gicr
and Nicholas p. 0gier, all Of Vinton county,
Ohio, and John B. Leach of Jasper county
Stat, of iowa, heirs at law end legal represen-
tatives Of Willis Lc>eh deceased, viii take no.
tice that on tho 7th day of September 1886,
Robert Buckner administrator Of tho estate OF
Willis Leach deceased, filed in the Probate
Court within and for the said county of Vinton
petition against them as defendants, and al
leglng that on the 25th day of March s65, the
laid Willis Leach then in full life, entered into
contract in writing with said George A. Leach
for the sale of tho following described real es
tate situated in said county Of Vinton to wit:
The west half of the northeast quarter Of Sec
tion number nineteen (l0) in township number
ten (l0) of range number seventeen (l7) save
and except about twelve acres out Of the south
west corner of said ives; half quarter, laying
and being all Che land in said half quarter, on
the west side of tho road leading from Ham
den TO Alensville, in consideration of which
sulu uCoISo n lIeuCH usIGcC W phN tHo buHl
Of three thousand dollars, that two thousand
dollars Of said consideration was paid in hand
and that there remains due and unpaid on sad
contract one thousand dollars with interest on
said sum from the 25th day of March 1865,
thst upon the payment OF the consideration
for said really, being made in full the said
Willis Leach agreed to convey 10 sail George A.
Leach or his assigns by good gcDer al warran-
ty decd, the said real estrte, that said George
a. Leach paid The two thousand dollars down
tc said Willis Leach in his lifetime, that said
George A. Leach is ready and willing to pay
The balance of purchase money on said con.
tr act, so so' as valid deed can be made 10
him for said premises, and that the above
named persons defendants, are heirs NJ law le-
gal representatives of said Willis Leach de-
ceased. The prayer of said petition is for
authorityto makea decd in fee simple 10 said
George A. Leach in behalf of said heirs at law
upon payment of the residue of said purchase
money. Said petition will be for hearing on
the Sth day of October 1866, or as soon therCaf
ter as leave can be obtained of the said Court.
ROBERT BUCKNER,
admr. of Willis Leach dec.
Il. A, BhATToN, ATTY. scpl3w4
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-10-04
SLOAH'S CONOlTIOM POWDER

Has the largest sal" II may llursc.nnl Cattle M~llcins
In this country. II isr"mI'p,,,"f herlsIud rnts aud
for millncsS s rrrtaiui wand thornugncss stands
Prc.enilonlly At the head ul the list II Horse aud
Guile LNiIcims .... ...-.. ,.. ... -
II carries nl all gross humnrs prevents horses froa
becoming sta or ihumcrng puriles the hnnd osseRs
the skin, aud gives II sInrd AMI glossy appearance
clcaScs the water ami strengthens every lnrt Of the
boly. i Is also safe nnd certain remedy for cOughs
aud cVld', whir! generate 81 many mial diselses.
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Narkets-CARHyrLIr RhPoHIEp ToR THE y: y rRibrSH
I


Our general markets have been characterized by fair de.
gree activity during the past week bat IN prices We hare
had considerable tarGues especially in readff owing 10
the unsettled ard fuotuatng market for gold. Provisions
ruled cutie dun but tho close under brisk prcua-
tive demand prices improved In Petroleum we have al
rather dull and depressed markets there have been more
sellers than buyers this applies TO Crude IN plrcDaI rs he
supply OF Refined 10 small Cotton has been comparatively
quiet but without material variation In prices until ere the
close. when brisk speculative and spinning demand
ASHES-There has been only moderate inquiry for both
kinds in prices have material alteration, closing at
81 IS for Pots and sl5dsl5 80 for Pearls
BEESWAX-Tbe market is dull bnt prices are without
special change; sales at 40Qilc for Yellow Western and
Southern.
active and prices firm al ga lO Croon selling AZ SKA
el5 Philadelphia Front is very scarce ard with little IN.
qury prices better and tend upward holders are asking
CANDLES have been only IN moderate demand but in
prices have change IN noe sales Of Adamantne At p
PC. and Sperm at 40c.. and Patent at SOC.
COAL-Ibe business In coal bes been extremely limited
snceour last and prices have had downward tendency:
been made by the Company from So 80 20 ~ -
deivered Foreign is in limited supply and Is wanted Of fair
COFFEE-There has been little doing in Rio to-day.
but market continues weak and quote only uominHy
at 2Oc for Prime 49, 9c for Good 10; al7c for Fair $50
all god sales OF 29 bags Rio In lots from Yar0ns cargoe
2700 bsgs Olivia Davis and 100 bags e1 Campanero on
guoyrs a2Oc for haraoaibo 20d22c for CeyOD 254e6c
for Java and l7Gl7lc. for Java-all gold.
COPPER-Amercan Pig has declined, but fair business
was done al the reduction closing with steadnes We
quote at 3Ota3l}c fx Baltimore and Lake. There
change make in New Sheathng and Yellow Metal the
being moderate We quote at 45c for the former
and SIC for the latter.
COTTON-The business to-day has been very ght holders
IN view Of the continued high rate Of gold demand former
figures but buyers refuse to meet them and We quote nom
inaly at 40d42c for MddDg the latter for NegOrleabt
DYEWOODS-The business in both Logwood and rus,ic
has been extremely limited and prices are nominal We
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Corporation Noises.

CORPORATION NOTICE. - Public Notice =
u hereby given the owner occupant o. oels =
all iIeusss and Los improved or onmptoy,d o on,sa
Oco Board Of Assessors for examination BY OIL pes N
Fst-For setting curb and gutter in Hst averue ien
s-cSnd-For paving With SqGe blocks Thrys1h street, cf'~sen
a-For paving blocks From, street. from W. 'ss''
Foa.ih-For budins re Fir.t avenue froa twenty -
Of y~econd street % sever in heth street with baneH % r
building in Fist avenue from Sixth 20 srh
sis,h-For budn. sewer In West street,
Ssvenh-FOr payi Thrhaah with fap-bloes tl~s'
EtFor ayng crows in Twelfth street, four hur'd iees
knth~For fescs vacant lots Thiyseveu;h street bNp
The limits embraced By such assessment include al the
Houses and Lois Ground vacant Lots ara parcels
Fr--On side Of First avenue. ON EisAys't 10
Eh,ynnh and On tho ots the west side Of FIRST a'se
from Esh,y.six,h 70 Ei,hty-ci:Ais street;
Secondk the lots Both sdes o. Ihiryixtt ret 90 .s'r
tent of halftLe block from Fourth to Filth ssrnue.
ThrlA tine loi' both sides OF Fl sfeet 70 the e'''r -
bali the block from eighty feet south OF " ~ street 20 Fl;shet @
EonuhA the os both sides Of Fir, avenue IRON has s
block below ftieth street 20 iysecond ST 90 as1 al o tou
the north side Of fh street aid on both sides Of Ray mrs
snd The south side Of tiyecoud street hnDalst ard
the trst tie fs, Rvs; ao all
hundred and twenty-five feet Vesi Of sail anue.
FnA the lots both sides Of Fist avenue iroD e'ih 70
SIih-A both sides of Yves, s.ses from Horrio
seven-Athe lots Oh both sides Thirty
tent Of half tho block from Firsi to Second avenue
the lots on both aides oi Iwesh street. te~'h's
Ninth those four lots the south side Of rhirysvn,'',st
sei Sys =, g r eeS Second avenues ADJOINING Tue Il
All persons whose Interests affected by the aboVen.aed
queed presni ebjections in Whiting Tie
Courtouse within Thirty days from the date OF Ills notice
}}o 5}SD ?; qPSEEASSII%SEtL, Board of A''r''."
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Total decrese

The Jacksonville Railroad Company has purchased tie
Peru and Indianapolis Railroad and the two roads are TO
be consolidated into corporation. connection IS
made at Kokomo with the Chicago and Graf Eastern
Railway forming line between Chicago aud Louisville
81 miles shorter than by any other route, and over which
through trains 10 be between Jeersonye oPpo-
site Louisville the Ohio Rver and Chicago. without
change OF cars The distance through is 81 miles the
Chicago and Great Eastern having l30 miles in tho line
and the Jefjersonve Company Io2 miles. The auange-
ia of great importance 10 the public and TO the
Companies concerned
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Money is abundant on CALL and low as per cent has
been accepted from leading houses At per cent bor
sewers upon most stocks sold at the Board supplied
seay. Prime commercial sells at low interest when of
sAort date but long engagements only accepted at full
sstes.
There is growing demand for currency from the in
nof TO take the place of State bank issues which, after
July are 70 be taxed so heavily to their with
arawal 1t s reported from Washington that the State
banks are making strong effort obtain modification
sfthe law, which should not DO altered but ngdly en-
forced The proposition 10 reduce the amount Of National
hank circulation meets the cordial approval of
ve bankers but it should be made than January
1857 Ten per cent reduction should be initiated at the
saSess day from existing banks, and the $30,0OOOOO
might with advantage, be redsrbuted to the Southern
States aud those patsofhe North and West which are with
ont herproporon Of advantages il the way ccuation
thirty millions Withdrawn nom the excessive amounts
Coated al the North would make any amendment Of the
iaw, far circulation for the South is concerned,
needless, and wOudsnake the whole system sounde which
Il much 70 be desired The county full Of banks whose
hfe consists in keeping their circulation aaoat and the
the system freed from them the better Thirty
millions taken from the present volume Of National bank
notes aided by the steady reduction in legal ten
der, which the Secretary Of the Treasury IS making,
will bring the circulating money Of the country
speedily back TO point when National bank
notes and legal tenders will be fully employed that no
viii be found in the hands of the people or Of The
banks and long step viii have been made toward specie
payments.
is limited from Washington that before Congress adj
tourns practical funding scheme may be perfected The
10 40 abortion and the recent hasc0 Of per
cent loan FREQ Of income have passed from sight, and
SsI conceded tbat II funding 10 10 w done ct I'll 1t