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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
Sale Of Real Estate by Or.
der OF Probate Court
STATE OF OHIO VINTON co.

STATE OF OHIO VINTON GO. "
nN the lst day Of May, q. d. 1858, at one
" o'clock P. m. on the premises in Riohland
township, Vinton county, Ohio. will be sold 70
the highest bidder, the following real estate,
situate in said Vinton County, Ohio. as the
property Of Hem Edwards deceased, to. wit:
The northeast quarter of the southeast QUAR-
ter Of section number four ~, township mum.
6er nine (9). range number eighteen ils),in
tha district subject tc sale at Chllicothe, Ohio.
Gontai ming thirty FIVE and sixty seven one hun.
dredths (35 67-lOo) acres. Also, the northwes,
OF the southwest quarter Of secti on number
three (s), township number nine (S), range
number eighteen (ls), containing thirty seven
(87) acres more OF less.n
Appraised at tleN 90.
Said lands 10 be sold free Of dover and upon
the following terrns: sne-third cash in hs nd,
one-third III six months and tho remaining
one-third In twelve months With interest from
tha day Of sals. 80,
HUMPHREY CLARK, Admir- Of
Estate Of Henry Edwards, dee.
Bratton Mayo, atty'a
March 80, lsSs-6Wl 8pfl0Io
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Nouday, 2Sd day Of ApriA 1865,

at the hour Of o'clock Pm Of said d,y, the
In the east ond c { Fraction thirty-one, Madi-
lon township, Vinton county, in the Stnte Of
Ohio, and in the Ohio COmpany's purchase.
containing thirty-ons acres.
Ordered to be cold as the property OF GeoYR.
l.. Petty, to satisfy an order and Decree O.
aforesaid Court in favor OF Elizabeth Smith.
Appraised % follows to wit:-Four hundred
and sixty-four dollars, and must bring two
thirds OF that sum.
Terms Of salo-- cash in hand.
JOHN J. SHOCKEY,
Sheriff v. Co., o.
r. A. Constable, ATTY for Plt'f.
Mar, ,22 1865, b-w pfllfO,
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Advertise In the RECORD.

New PAPER.-The Marion Dem
ocrs is the title Of a live Democi attic, paper
published in Marion, Ohio, by Will am
Hubbard, Esq. Mr.. Hubbard was for ma.
ny years connected with the Logan Gazette,
where he earned the reputation OF being one
Of the sblest political writers in the State.
He will furnish the tried and true Democ.
racy of little Marion" that which they have
so long stood in need Oft ieafless and
ably conducted paper. ..' '..''.
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New SToRE!! New Prices IL
Mr.. T. \. Msnin has removed his stock OF
goods from Hamden to this place. and will
be found in Bta,ton's building two doors
east OF the Courthouse. He is selling
goods under cost, and we would say to our
readers 10 give him call and bring with
them a good supply Of "grecnbacks."
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Monday Apra 23d, 1866,

Al the hour Of two o'clock p m. Of said day
the following premises situated in the county
OF Viaton and State of Ohio and bounded and
described ns follows TO- wit:
One undivided sixth part Of the west half or
tie southeast quarter of section number three
l8) OF township number eleven (ll) Of range
number seventeen (l7l, eon,aining eieh,y (sp)
acres more or less; subject to the dover estate
Of Margaret KeetOn u dow Of John Ksoton,
deceAsed! 800,
Appraised as follows, o-wit. Two hundred
and fifty dollars lt25O 90
Terms Of sale, cssh In hand.
JOHN. Sd0CKEY,
= Sheriff VCo
Joseph J. Mcdowell atty for pl 4.
Mar h ", 1861 5wl2-pfll70
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Slaeri1 - Sale.
STATE OF OHIO. vINroN co,

In Govt Of Cannon PIeds
clarrissa Dovd. piA,dh,l In Court Of
VS. Common Pleas
Erwin Z. Dowd. defendants, Order Of sale Nos
IN pursuance Of the command Of an order and
j decree iE .he above cause to me directed from
hs Court Of Common Pleas Of the Aforesaid
sbhhty Of Vinton and State Of Ohio, will offer
At public sale at tho door Of the court-hou.s
In ihs town Of McArthur In aforesaid county
Of Wilton, oh
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Errora OF YonIll.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects Of youthful indiscretion, will, for
aAkS Of suffer ing humanity, tend free to all who
need 1t, the receipt and directions for making
tbs simple remedy by which he WAS cured.
Sufferers wishing to profit BY the advertiser
experience, can do 30 by address. .ng -
JOHN b.. OGDEN,
Jeii-ly. No, Is Chambers st., N. Y.
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WMIsKERs. WIlISKERS

Do you want Whiskers or Moustachcs' our
Grscian, Compound will force them to low on
he smoothest face or chin, or hair laid heads
an slI weeks. week. .inS rtisc NV. oy man any
Address WARFER & CO ..oS 1873, Brooklyn
New York. febl6-ly
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Religious Services i'm Macarthur.

Religious Services in Macarthur.
N. Z. CnuBCH. = Preaching Sabbath at half
pat ten o'clock, A. M, and balf-past siK
O'Clock, P. NJ Sabbath School, p. N.
PREsBYTERIAN CRrRcH.. H..-Services at II o'clk
A. NJ, and o'clock p. n. Sabbath School at 9
o'clock A. NJ, every Sabbath. A0. d.
CHRISTIAN CHuRcH.--Services at II o'clock A.
NJ, every Sabbath.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12

WThs Mason & Hamlin Cabinet 0gans,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to 1890 each. Fifty one
Gold and Silver Medals, or other first premiums
awarded them. Illustrated catal ogues free. Ad-
dress, MASON d HAMLIN, Boston or MASON
BROTHERS, New York. sepl4 ly
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Strnuge hut True,

Every young lady and gentleman in the
United States can hear something very niue h
- their advantage by return mail, free of
charge, by addr 'ssing The undersigned. Those
hating any fears sof beng humbug ed will
oblige by. not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
TIlOS. h, CHAPMAN,
iell.iv, ... 83l BrOadway N Y
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. SheriH's Sale.

State Of Ohio, Vinton Co..:
Elizabeth Smith, Plt'H. In Court Of Com
vB. , mon Pleas. An or
George L. Petty, Defs der and decree.
DURSU ANT to the command of an Order
l. and Decree in the above cause 10 mo di.
reeted from the Court. Of Common Pleas, Of the
aforesaid county of Vinton, will offer at pub
no sale, at the door oftho Court-House, im the
wn Of Macarthur, in aforesaid county of Vim
ton, on =
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The CELEBRATED THOROUGH BRED
HoRsE, WooDroRD.--We take pleasure in
announcing to the citizens OF Vinton coun-
~, tha. We have seen the above horse, and
would say that WoodGord has all the points
of splendid horse. He 10 owned, By Mr.
Warren Locke, Of Logan, Ohio. where the
horse will be found duri, G the present sea.
son. Persons wishing to raise f.ie stock,
had better improve this opportunity, and
give Woodford trial. Price for insurance,
S25,0O. Mn. Locke is q, perfect gentleman,
and also very accommodating. See adver.
tisement in another column,
CALVIN FARM On WBLL.---This
institution caught FIRE from the furnace of
the engine on the sd inst, and has been
burning ever since. On Saturday night the
blaze averaged about 80 feet high. and
lighted up the country for miles around.
the light was plainly seen from our town
On tie night Of the 7th, distance Of about
nine miles. On Sabbath large concourse
Of our citizens visited the we'll. The blow.
ing out and burning Of The we'll has made a
surface opening Of about fifteen feet, and
has continued -widenipgl We regret to
learn that Major Riddle was severely burn
ed when The we'll ignited. II is generaily
believed that the'e is good deal Of oil be.
lug consumed in the flames. -.
We learn that the fame went out on
Monday last about 8 o'clock. ... .... .
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SheriG's Sale.
STATE OF OHIO vINTON co:

IN Court Of Common PIsGs.
Ezra p. Boutwell,, plaintiff, ! ,.
vs. Ordey NJ
Samuel v. Dodge and Sale, Nj
Elihu A. Hubert. deft's.
IN pursuance Of the command Of an order OF
Il sale in the above sause TO me directed
from the Court of Common Pleas OF tho afore-
said county Of Viuton aud State Of Ohio, / will
offer public sale, ut tue door Of the court
house in the town Of Macarthur in Aforesaid
county Of ViItonj on
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Sherif's Sale.

STATE OE OHIO. V1NTON co:
Andrew Wolf, Plaintiff, In cOur. cOmnoa
VA Pleas.
Calvin Keutor Defendant, Order Of Sale.
DURSUANT TO the command of an order
Of sale in the above cause TO mo direct
ed from tho Court Of Common Pleas. Of the
aforesaid county Of Vint0n, will offer at pub
lie sale, 1T the door of the court house. M the
town of Macarthur, In aforesaid county Of
Vinton; oh
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Saturday; April 18th, 1866,

At one o'clock In tie afternoon, on the pfemi.
ses in Wilkesyills township the following
described real estate rs the properly Of John
Daugherty. deceased, situated in the county OF
vinton and State Of Ohio, to-wt:
Tha west half Of The southwest QUA ter Of
section number Isl Eve, township number .sl
eight, and OF range number sixteen, con.
talning venty four Ia acres.
dollars t6g2 20.
Said lands to no sold free and unineum5or.
ed and upon terms as follows:
ohe-lhird cash in hand, .ons-third 10 slx
months, and the remsining one-thrd in twelve
months, With interest, from the day Of sale.
Deferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises.
JAMES DAUGHERTY, admir-
Of est. of John Daugherty, decd.
Brstton Mayo, atty's for petitioner.
March 8, ,ls66-l0w4.
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Advertise in the RECORD.

NoTIcE.--A. g. L. Wolf have re
moved their fine horse, Revenge. and their
weL-known Spanish Jack. To their farm one
half mile west of Macarthur, o. The
highest price will be paid for colts. Call
on . A. & Z. WOLF
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12
Dr.. TALROTT,S PILLS

Composed Of highly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs Of the highest medical
value, inlallibie in The cure Of all decesses
Of the Liver o: any arrangement. ofthe Di-
sestive Organs, They remove all Impuri-
ties ofthe Blood, and are unequaled in the
cure Of Diarrhe, Jaundice, Dyspepsia. Scro.
fula, Biliousness, Liver Compliant, Fevers,
Headache, Piles, Merculial Diseases, Here.
ditary Humors. Dose for adults, one pill in
ths mon ing children half pill, From one
to three pills will cure ordinary cases, : and
from one to three boxes will cure any curea
Bile case Of no matter how long standing:-
Price 81 90 per box, Trade supplied or sent
BY mail
v.MOTT TALBOT MD. 4 Co
une lst l865-ly 81 Fulton St NY
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Probate Notice.

PEyJAM1N DILL, Guardian of Rebcccs c.
- Y.ger, has fled his accounts. and vouchers
In the Probate Court Of viBton county, Ohio,
for inspection and final settlement, and thai
they will b. for hearing in said Court on satur.
day, the 18th day Of April, 1885, Dstsl Narsh
e2d, 1885, RICHARD CRAIG.
nsA ~ ~. 10. RrSsass Ju5A
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NOTICE Any person obtaining ten sub.
~ scribers, Snd sending us tho money, Trr.
TEEN DOLLARS, shall receive the vIsros R1coRp
one year gratis.
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SCHOOL DIREcfoRs' ELECTION
The following is the vote for Uuion School
Directors on last Monday:
. James Gibbons 90
G. w. Sisson 10
o. w. Gilman 81
R. Cnig 10
J. A, FELTON, Is
For colored gents 3
This elects Messrs. Sisson and Gibbons.
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TOE TRlNTlNG executed with re.,ps,.
81 and dispatch At rho RIcoRp office, Brat
tons Build rg, ote door east Of Court u,a"
(Ip stsiu.)
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A list of letters remaining IN the
P. o. at Macarthur, o., April 1st
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THE CONFESSIONS AND ExPER,.

II - hkCE OF An INVALID
Published as u benefit and as q CAUTION TO
JoUhs MEN and others, who suffer from nervous
debility, premature decay of Manhood, &C.,
supplying NJ tho same time The MEANS OF LHLT-
GrRE. By-one who has cured himself after un-
Nergoing considerable quackery. By enclosing
. post paid addressed envelope, single copies
free of charge, may be had Of the author.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Brooklyn.
Kings co., New York. febl-ly
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Probate Notice:
Probate Notice.

RENJALIN HAWK, Admins rator Of tbs...
" tate Of JACOB Hawk, Sd, deceased, has flsd
his accounts and vouchers ih the Probate UouI.
OF vinton county. Ohio, fof inspection and Anal
in said Court, on Saturday the lIth day o.
April, A. d. 1865. Dated Macarthur, March q.
1855. RIBHARD CRAIG
Mch, W. 3-W. u. P-obate judge:
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE

Order OF Probate Court.
STATE CT OHIO, vlNTON Gu.
IN PROBATE COURT.
James Daugherty, sdninistTatoil
OF th, estats Of John Oaugh- PstiI!oa
erty deceased plaintiff, 20
Roger Daugher;y, defendant, ,,E
DURSUANT TO ~ order Of sale mado In tho
i above cause on ths s:h day Of March, :s6s,
granted by the sGid Probate Court within and
for the said county Of vinton, will ofsr Tor
sale As such administrator US Aforesaid " the
highest bidder At public auction, tn 4,
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TtHs BEST OF THE MoNTHLIEs-

The IAdy's Frleud-devoted to Fashion and
literature Beautiful steel engravings. DOu-
bic size solored fashion plateS. The latest
pAtterus Of DRESSES, Cloaks, Bcnnets, Embrvid-
cry, 90. Household receipts, music, &c.
Wheeler d Wilson's Sewing Machines given as
premiums. Send 10 cts for sample copy to
DFAcoN& PIIIEoS, 3l9 Walnut st, Phila.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-04-12

PRESIDENT JOHNSON has been
elected an honorary member of The leading
Democratic Club Of the city Of New York
which honor he has accepted. His ful
length portrait will be taken to adorn thu
Hall.
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An exchange asks if the pool
girls Gov. AndIews' sent to Washing tor
Territory are to be sold like Circassiar
eauties, by the weight and plumpness. -
We suppose not. We infer they will bt
sold by liquid measure, SO much per gal
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A treaty has just been concluded
between the United States, and the Dacotah
and Sioux Indians by which these tribes are
to discontinue all attacks upon the neigh.
boring tribes.
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The negroes Fred Douglas and
George I. Downing, appeared in the white
peoples gallery Of the Senate the other day
They were politely requested by the officer
in charge, to take seats in the colored gal.
ley, but they wouldn't do it.
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Coon HoTEL.-Any of our citi
Gems who have occasion to visit Logan. " il
bear In mind that the American House i
the best hotel in that place. Mr.. Wilson
the proprietor is gentleman, and does eve
~ thing in his power to make his guest
comfortable.
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THERE was a large quantity oi
snow fell al this place on Saturday last. 1
is ssid to, be'rhs largest snow storm siEce
the winter Of '64 and '65. .s,"
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EAGLE .FURNACE.-We are in
formed that the above Furnace Compan,
will have the Furnace in good running or
der by the lst OF June. II is now in tn
hands Of Hamilton, Nye & Co., who ar
old and experienced furnscemen. Succe ),
attend them.
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P1ANos.-Any of our ladies wish.
ing to buy or rent pianos, and let the rent
pay for them, can obtain the same at manu-
facturers prices, by calling on me, when /
will explain prices and terms.
Mrs. RUTH G. BRATToN.
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FIVE MILE FURNAcE.-This Fur
mace under the management of our old
friend "Jack" Garret. will be in operation
about the middle oil next month. o..
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SCHOOL ExHIBlTIoN....-We under
stand that Mr.. Watkins, Superintendent Of
the Nc Arthur Schools, ccntenplates giving
d public exhibition in the School House
Hall. on Friday the Goth instant. There is
no doubt but that this will prove a success
Every body should attend.
The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1866-08-17

GOA l. .-400 bushels superior RED ASH
" CRATE and STOVE COAL, now landing
and for sale by the ton or bushel at the lowest
market rates.
mo
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Fernando Wood WithdraWs.
Fernando Wood has written the followins
letter to the Philadelphia Convention;
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10,


PHILADELPHIA, Aug. IS, 1866.
Hon. j. r. Doolttle, Chairman, etc:
Dear Sir:-I am earnestly DESTROYS for the
entire success of the movement proposed to
be initiated by the Convention of tomorrow.
If successful, the results to the country viii
be Of the most saletary character, but it can
not be a success if its proceedings shall be dis
turbed by any cause whatsoever | am in
formed that serious disagreement is likely to
arise in consequence of an attempt to be
made to exclude some delegates myself in
eluded) because our political record is dis
tasteful to Radicals and their sympathizers
Now, although ] feel confident that such
an outrage would not be perpetrated by the
Convention, and although have nothing to
regret or take back as to my course during
the war land | do moi admit the right of any
one to raise that question in the Convention),
yet am too much devoted to the accomplish
ment of the high and patriotic object in view
to permit my presence there to be made the
means of disturbing its deliberations, or an
excuse for an assault by its enemies outside;
theref, re, | shall not attend the Convention as
adelegate FERNANDO WooD
letter was also received by the Executive
Committee from Henry Clay Dean, the osten-
slble head of the Iowa delegation, withdraw
ing his name from the roll of delegates.
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A sofia Reconstruction.

From an interesting article under the above
caption in the New York Mercantile Jour
nal, we make room for the following, which
we commend to the perusal of our readers
In Cotton alone, the South has elements Of
reconstruction, strength, and opulence, almost
exhaustless.
1t is only necessary to turn over the tables
of tie Census Report for 1860, i'll order to see
how several of the Southern States ranged up
close beside the most Wanted of their Wes-
tern sisters in the cereals, in horned and
draught cattle, lumber, and last, but not least
of cotton. In addition to all these she has
building materials of every description in
abundance and even the precious metals have
been found in many places, in a condition to
admit of the most lucrative mining. The ag-
gregate of wealth Immediately dispesabe six
years ago, has, indeed, been reduced by the
war, but q more energetic system of cultlva-
ton, an influx of strength and skill from
abroad, and far wider opportunity of mer-
camille transaction, will speedily carry the av-
err ~ far beyond what it ever was before.
That the cotton supply required IN Europe
is to come from any other source but ours, Is
proven falacy Egypt, India, Brazil, have
all failed to even approach the requisite quail
ty and quantity This is particularly no.
ticeable iii the British trade.
IL 1857, Great Britain consumed of American
cotton. ,l98, 900 lbs
In 1850. 1856, 1914 600 .
Three wears increase. ............329, 796, 900 g"
In 1860 she used other ..
than American cotton.......126 FOG, 900 lbs
In ls64....... ,47o "
Four years increase. "A ,470 lbs
Thus the stimulus of four prices raised the
supply but little above the want. In 1860
the total supply in Europe was l,797 100000
lbs. Of which 873 per cent went from this
country, at an average of liz per cents, per
h., or 5000, 900 900; in 1864 it was 928, 1885,
$40 lbs. and our share yielded only per
cent. at cost of Al cents per h., or $780,
900 900. In 1850, the weekly consumption
of England was 20, lbs bales, of which 2O--
767 We're American; 1910 Br lillian; l ,542
Egyptiat; 1886 East Indian, and III mis-
cellaneous. In 1860 THIS weekly consump-
ton was AZ, 1858, of which Al ,O94 American;
2,l64 Rrazlian; 1904 Egyptian; 3,340 East
Indian, and 12l various, all OF which bit
proves that the growth of British cotton
manufactures, was really dependent upon
American production.
The same rule will be found to have held
good virtually upon the Continent of Europe
Other qualities have been tried extensively,
and have practically failed as staples of gem
eral use. For this commodity the world
must come to US. Here then, is a prospect
of unlimited wealth, and even power, for the
Southern States Independent of all their other
resources. For its development 40 agitation
in Congress is required. All that is neces-
sary to secure it, can be effected by the South
ern people at home, in those quiet practical
ways which soon silence mere political dispu-
tation.