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North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1866-12-19
NOTICE.

TIE Stockholders Of the Wyoming National Bank,
are requested to meet at the Banking Office in the
Borough OF Tunkhannock on Tuesday the 6th day
January 1867, at o'clock p. NJ for the purpose Of
Eecting nine persons for direc tors of said Bank for
the ensuing year.
SAMUEL STARK, Cas-,
Tunkhannock, Dec. 10, l866.-v6nl9 If
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Special Notices

q TEMPLE LODGE, NO. 24s.
W9YThe next REGULAR COMMUNICATIVE,
T\ of Temple Lodge, No. 246, A. I. NJ wiz
he held at their Hall. in Tunkhaunock, on nonday
Dec u at 63 o clock P M J
a genera A''''''"' W. LAMONTE, Sec'ty.
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TERMS.

One copy each of LADYs FRIEND and POSI-
$4.00.
The getter up of a CT ub will always receive
eopy OF the PREMIUM ENGRAVING. Members
of a Club wishing the Premium Engraving must re-
nit One Dollar ertrd.
tyr Those desrous of getting up Clubs or Premi-
nm Lists should enclose ften cents for sample Mag
azine. containing the particulars -
Address DEACON & PETERSON.
3l9 Walnut ST. Philadelphia
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2ERJES.

ZER.3TS.
copy land the large Premium Engravl7g)s2,5O
copies :. 600
(and one prdtis) 500
" (and one grdttS) 1900
20 land one gratis $500
One copy each of Post and Lady's Friend, $500
The getter up of Clah will always receive copy
of the PREMIUM ENGRAVING Members of a
Club wishing the Premium Engraving must remit
one Dollar extra.
~ Those desirous of getting up Clubs or remi-
nm Lists, should incIose fire cents for sample paper
containing the particulars. -
Address. LII. PEi ERSoN: %to'
3l9 Walnut ST. Philadelphia
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Subpoena i'm Dive .ce.

Subpoena i'm Dive 'ce.
William II. Dixon, In the Court of Common
vs. Pleas of Wyoming Coun-
Helen c. Dixon, ty, No. 10 Aug term &c
LIBEL FOR DIVORCE FROM THE BONDS OF
MATRIMONY.
I, Moses W. Dewitt, High Sheriff of the County
of Wyoming, hereby m Ike known unto the above
named Helen C. Dixon, that she be and appear at q
court of Common Pleas to DO held at Tunkhanncck,
in and for Wy ming County, on Monday, the 2lst
day of January 1867, then and there to answer the
sal complaint, aDI show cause if any SD hath
why the bonds of paatrimony between herself and
WIN III. Dixon, her husband, shall not be dissolved
h NJ. W. DEWITT, Shorif.
Shsrifrs Office, Tunk, Nov. rs, le66
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AMI in fact every thing to be found in country
store, including READY MADE CLOTHING all
of which we will sell at the lowest price for CAoh
or PR0DU 7E,
have opened o TAILORING SHOP. and are pre-
nared to Gil all orders in that line with neatness ana
e
Particular attention paid to CUTTING, and all
work warra, ted to give satisfaction.
Thankful to our customers for past tavoIs, we nope
10 merit liberal share Of patronage in the future
y '-'''' JENNINGS d co,
vsn9-3mop,
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TRANSPORTATION!

The superstitiOns of antiquity are only food for
laughter at the present day and yet this is an age
nF
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Remedial Institute
FOR SPECIAL CASES.

No. III Bond Street, .1eW 1oaX..
t@ Full information, with the highest testimo-
ntafs also, Book on Special Diseases, in seal
sa enreIoPe sent free g Be sure and send for
them, and you aoiU not regret it; for, as adver-
tlslng physicians are gene ally impostors, without
references no stranger sIould be trusted Enclose
stamp tor postage, and direct 10 DR. LAWRENCE
No Ia Bona Street. New York. y6n!5lyr,
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List Of Persons Drawn to Serve as Juror
f0r- Jan. Term Of Court 1861.

List Of Persons Drawn to Serve as Jurors
for Jan, Term of Court 1861.
TRAVERSE uRoEs.
Monroe, Jas. Phenix, Elijah Myers, Chas D.
Remer, Jas met.
Falls, Fuller Siekler.
Norhmoreland, Henry Burgess.
Forkston, Griffin Lott
Clinton John Wilson, S. C. Reynolds Jas. Frear
Wright.
Meshoppen, Michael Clinton, s. II jenkins.
Washington, Peter Lypham, Sam'l B. Adkins.
Tunk twp, Clement Haynes, John Flummertclt;
Earl Car y,
Nicholson, Elijah Ball, Hiram Marcy, VIM,
Stevens Lemuel Harding, C W. jackson
WIndham, Andrew Carey, Jacob kithllne.
Tunk Is ,ro John Sitser, Go. Williams, Henry
Shocnaker.
Eaton, f. W Drake, John Lee Jacob Garrison,
Lysander Harding. James Stevens.
Mehoopany, Conrad Arnst.
Oyerfeid, Chauncey Sh rwood.
Lemon, b, ID. Jaques.
GRAND JURORS,
Washington, John D. Harvey.
Falls DaLI c. Post.
Nicholson, John B. Steel, II. C. Smead.
North Branch, henry Champin
FCrkston, John q Spaulding, Riley Atherton,
Perry Winslow, A. P Burgess.
Monroe Reuben Parks Miller Patterson.
Ove,feld, c. NJ Daily, Lawrence Ager.
Meshoppen, Nelson K Allen G N KoOn
Tunk twp, Paul Billings, Abram Acc. Martin
Dewitt.
Northmoreland Levi Winters
Clinton, David Armstrong
Lemon, John P. Avery.
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MRS. II, A MILLER

!. Would respectfully inform her :
friends and the Ladies generally that
Il has just received well selected
IS X of .
MILLINERY GOODS,
which will be sold at the LOWEST
CASH PRI Es.
:: N. B.-Mrs. Miller is receiving :
goods weekly, so that all who favor
her with their patronage will be
: sure to get the
TEST T STYL ES.
: DRESS MAKING done on reason
f: aD terms, CUTTING and FIT.
=: TING warranted to give satisfac-
e: tion if properly made.
4: r o m on Warren St. opposite
E: Wright's Store.
4; MRS T A. MILLER.
: Tunkhannock, Pa Nov. i3, '66,
v6nl5-tf.
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GLOVES. HOSIERY, SUSPENDERS, UNDER WEAR. &C.

Our Merchant Tailoring Department will be under
the supervision of of the most talented tasty
experienced Cutters in the City of New York. and
pains will be spared to please the most fastidious.
The prices Of each article will be marked in plain
figures and NJ deviation will be made in any in
stance.
Business Conducted by A. 6. Stark, formerly of
Tunkhannock,
v6nl7-6wks.
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Miracles.

accomplished with the id Of science. Fer example
grey. sandy or red hair is
CHAN G ED IN A MOMENT,
to the richest conceivable black brown by simple
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WHISPERS WHISPERS I! gsa
DR. l., O MoNTEz' Corroiia the greatest .tiudu In
tor in The world will force Whlskers or Mus,-xb,s
grow on tn smoothesi face chm newell a.,
to fail sample tor rrIe sent tree IL j 6l 'sst i.
70 Nassau ST., N. Y. lisa 99-.
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CRlsTAD0RU'S HAIR DYE.

New York. Sold by Druggists. Applied by all
Hair Dressers
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THE GREATEST
DISCOVERY OF THE AGE.

FARMERS, FAMILIES, AND OTHERS CAN
L purchase reno iy equal to Or. Tobias Nene-
tian Linimcnt for d,sentary collie, Group, chronic
rheumatism. sore throats, toothaeh sickness,
cuts Lurns, sweings, bruises, old sore, headache,
mosquito bite. pains IN the limbs chest back, Sc.
If it does not give relief the money will he refund
ed All that is asked is a trial, and it accord
irg to the directions.
DR.. TOBIAS Dear Sir havo used your Vene-
tian Liniment in my family for number of years,
and believe it to b; the best article for what it is
recommended that have ever used. Eor sudden
attack f Group 1t is invaluable. have no hesta-
ton in recommending it for all the it protesses
to have sold it for many years, and it gives
entire satisfaction.
CHAS. II. TRIMMER,
Qagkertoun, ". j., May 1866.
Price. 20 and so cents. Sold by all druggists, -
Ole, So Cortlandt street, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-07-11

a5- DUrCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Makes quick work with hes, and II commenced carly,
keeps tho house clear all tho summer. (
Look oatfor limitations. Get DurcHEn's only.
June 26T limo
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and II WAS found that tho spirit Of the people Of
the Confederaoy was too weak, too much broken
to react with effect, assume the position Of erect
and desperate defiance.
few days before this popular conyocation in
Richmond, and just on tho return Of tho commits
sioners, President Davis himself had addressed q
popular audience in the African Church. do WAS
attended to the stand by the Governor Of Vrginia
Hie made powerful and eloquent address; but IN
parts OF it he fell into weak aud bonn speech,
and betrayed that boastful characteristic Of almost
Fall his oral uterances in tho As writer, Me,
SAWS was careful, medtative and full OF dignity;
but as speaker, no was imprudent, and in mo-
ments OF passion he frequently blurtcd out what
boastful, almost to the point OF grotesqueness.
He declared that tho march which Sherman was
then making would be "his last" and would con-
duct him to ruin; he predicted that before the
tho North that would bo soliciting .pe'ce; he af-
frmed that the military situation Of the Confede-
racy was all that he could desire; and drawing
up his figure, and in tones Of scprnful defiance,
hoard to the rcmotest parts OF the building, he
remarked that the Federal authorities who had SO
complacently conferred with the commissioners
Of the Confederacy, 'ittle knew that they wore
talking to their masters!" Such swollen speeches
of the President offended the sober sense OF tho
Confederacy; and it was frequently said that he
condition of affairs, and never dealt with them in
proper spirit of candor.. But this estimate OF
President Davis is probably mistaken. one. BE
was not nsincere; in all his strange and eItrava-
CANT utterances of confidence be probably helieY-
meyer to have apprehended the real situation. he
WAS blinded by his own natural temper; in the
last moment he was issuing edicts, playing with
the banbles Of authority, never realizing that he
was not still the great tribune; ;he was sustained
permanent; and he went down to ruin with the fet
OF vanity upon his eyes. 49, VIZ 80
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-. Trout 3
DrSAnEs r. peewrLi s
Fit ts9 s4F Ss &c asSis asSS, sni Se.so
Before Ills lentcn vision gleam
He lies tbere-thc sockdt logger.
His precious tanks with stars boSpront.
Tho friend BY whom such gifts are sent
For him shall bumpers full 10 p spent-
His health be luck his fast allsy.
.tG '"1 $50 him trdoo the 1sayward brook = "a.
a. P 1SSa
-" itcro6ns ts woodland Histories. ,,t
H.. 'H IL" !.::t:t. y..f.... ~, O., -,
nj SEQ leaf shade and sun aeoh lend, .';I..
lst.o.. =. Their tremu!ous, sweet vioissitpde
s'' oh STOW him, Ann. as 'twere your frien d. +.
.'.' With amorous solictudoD
.y "a, l. ,'.il".Il:' ,v...IH -.
-arMIaee him stop with asp.ionidpe. =,
sS 81 osFo sh1a Eish and %So pss ,ou
- 'sTesp cTai. is safe as in . pow s.-. .~,
For all our common stock OF Gins.
.-."H :N!'..H aUHlt VA. H., .r," ..,..
- TSsat SstPssns ss HoaS ay ssf III as ha rs 'so
80 n.sh'l xhatll he mas hi% P,n, isstl " 'n
.sn,".u oonfuses and appais us oft! ...,.....
W. .,.,.sa...:.'. . l. 80
i1uhadttered he calm as the sky
,;fs'iS Looks our tragi-comedies,
~ This wny and that he let's him fly,
sunbeam shuttle, then to die ''
~ H;':it. Hands him with cool uplonb, at ease .f,
u iM'i'r;i ~. II ,nNIu, ..1., .cv, "a IL. -,
-tet'" Fhe ffieid who gave our board such gust
IdLe'a nare, maybe o'erstep il half w -, .
al, land when Death hooks him, as he must
,, He'll do II featlS, as I trust, ~ 80" - .'' -
't'' And 8tH write hisep1taphi Il - r.. l..
'"''''@1 TX "ni'
AZ -. Oh, born baheath tho Pfshes sign, o: IL.
-l,5::Enc Ofeopstellattons; ;hsppisst, u IL.
.y1.t!,, Nay he sopeyhsIe With Walton dine
az yet Aid Bntns Bcotch drinR-the nRppiestk
-il;' rT"' g" IL 'f''i II -; -: .''':.",
''T' Xhhd wheh they come his deeds TO weigh,
"- fCh;I And how henHed the taapta his.. s. ,,.,.
One front scale In the scales be'n lay,
,.w.W trout had ssalea). and twill outsWsy ''' ''
-'" The WRONG Eide OF The balances. . TO-
-',.-t -ituwIlG liz Ell: l4teannc' Jo! Su'y'
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PHrtApILpH1a, 10Th Month, 77th Day, 1867
RRsPkorED FnIKkp: my daughter has been much
benefited by the uss Of thy Plantation Bitterg Thou
wilt send me tFzo bottles more
Thy friend, q. Tzs- ABA CURRIN.
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j IT ST Ri EC EIV lid
CHARLE ESTON HOUSE.
&STOIL, WEBB 81 co.,
:. NO. 2s7 KING STREET,
Several cheap GOODS tog ether with full STOCK
hand. Many of the styles we have marked down
to very Low PRICES per advertisements


lowest enabled
Ava
for
N find
were "'n 'n'S
wi din
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/ '' be-. ,A. 80 ..''-- ..t,.. .i;,t. .pa s-...
"a smile was on her. lip health was In her look
a.rsagth I was % her step ana In her handsPrANrA
'.'.. .'... ~ ..',,. s. 'T--l880.-X. '' .
"a few bottles Of PLANTATION B1rTERs q:
. viii cure Nervous Headaohe. -. 49,,
sSaa Ess@ss ssoSaeh ssd sPS Fsts RsYsh p4ssS Lips
. al Flatuieney and Indigestion. - .''.-
' Nervous Affections. "''. .i-.,..
'"''' "a E1oessive Fatigue and Short Breath:
'-' =" Pain over: the Eyes: M "-'...l ::
81 - Prostration: Great weakness. .r
go w,,o, : sellow h GSmple1ien' Weak Bowels. DC.
|. q. LIVER COMPLAINT AND DYSPEPSIA.
It IL estimated thht seven.tenths Of all adult ailments
proceed rom IN q sdsSeased and Iorpd Liver. The hillary
e enrs
After long rasearch we are abiS to present the most
world W oe Sear
hundred % and forty shonsand persons have taken the
has como to our knoaledgei -, - '' 'p'A'--'
!tis most effsctual toniolapd agreeable samulanl
suited to al conditions OF Life .r ... -
faction Of the public and that 9;s Pssns % M may
y CALisAYA BARx.-Celebrated for over two hundreu
years In the treatment Of Fever and Asne Dyspepsia
Countess wife Of the Viceroy Of Peru, in l6AO and
afterwards sold by the Jesuits for @e enormoa, price Of
der., and was finally made public by Louis XVI. King
OF France Humboldt makes especial reference to It's
OAsoSRrILA BARK-FoT diarrhos, colo and diseases
of the stomaoh and bowels. 'i
DAftpRIIoR-For Inflammation OF the loinB and Drop
" GHAaoMnE FIowEns--F enfeeblod digestion.
LAVENDER FLowRns-Aromatio, stimulant and tonic
%MrkRaRBEN- For Hcrofula rheumatism, stc.
muscle and milk much used by mothers nursing. !,
Also olovebuds orange. earTawsy, coriander, snake
=. ~, I@|r s. T,.1S80.-..X. q - I'D
Of sss ass sossa
to the complexion and briancy TO the mind is yet
known 10 The commerce Of the world. and we withhold
its name for the present.
'''n" 1MpohrANr dEhEttIoAfts. ..'st
Rd6HRSfEaJ N. Y December 28, 1851.
ferer nom Dyspepsia three four yesrs and had
naS Ss
D'psA" '.,' T. a.. - . Rev ). s. GATHoRN.,
',.'" PHr1AprIpHIs, 10th Month, l7th Day, 1867 >
RRsrKorED FnIEtp:.M Daughter has bean much
WSHons ~sIs ssna ns ny Two Two Bottles bot @ @ more ~ -
.,'' .,> - 49, :SuEasAs HOUSE. oHISAGo. NJ.
aFa send q, sassS
olse, and are greatly esteemed.
. , Yours, &c, GAGE WAITE. 81
= Arrangements are now completed to supply any de-
nand for this article which has not heretofore been
possible.
The public may rest assured that In will the
perfectly pure standard Of tho PLANTATION BITTKRs be
departed from. Every bottle bears the tdcsfs of our
ridure on steel plate engrdrfng, or ennot be gen
Any psrson pretending TO seu PLANTATION BITTzps IN
bulk or 6y ne gallon, soidie- dsd importer Beu are
ofrefaed beetles Sc ladt rarGts Stamp o. Us1lu.
Sold BY ali Druggists, atocdtsand Dealers throughout
the country. q E;r.a |ii %: -. s','fs 81 20
81 P. n" DRAKE & CO., New York. >. .,
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LINEN DEPARTMENT..

1RIsH LINENS all Of the
n
at
amsk Coths gmask Dmak
n al dtaandqu
qualities
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aE COLGATE's HONEY sOAP.-THIs CELE.
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In such universal demand,
p made from the choicest msterisls. is mild and
omonicntin In Its nature, fragrnnuy acented, and
extremely beneficial in its action upon tho skin. For
February 90. Iyr
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The Daily News.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JULY II, 1866.
pYyAMEs r.. LOWELL

To j. H., on Sending Me m Seven Pound
Trout =
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GS- MARIA AND OELIB ACY
an Essay of Warming and instruction for Young Men,
Also Diseases and Abuses which PROSTATE the vital
powers with Of relief Sent roo of charge
in sealed letter envelopes. Address, DR.. j. sKILLIN
HoUaHToN., Howard Association. Philadelphia. Pa.
April IT .... d.. 3mo.
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The wife Of returned Ohio soldier ,gas alarmed
lest her husband should lose his arm, which had
been 1adly wounded by rauskst Pall; but by her
she gave BIRTH to child 6he Of ShoSs arifis WAS Was
perfect but the other Sss stuInp similar to one
WITH wn1cn tne wlfoe mind Was irapressed at the
her, huabsndsn The, SCAR Of the bullet-hole, so
visible on the fetAere arIo, vas ALSO Visible on
the ehilassstt ths Ea'e 81 .hs stq5@ 80"
.Is ktviG .S,..A 80
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81 P.NH." DRAKE SG0., New York.

! tApttf ~ ''t"tT.i 'ial 'L.'SS "Hf : .RfmWlyf
r't.F1 I,' tJ-i-r. y: ;i6ss.i .it. 2nIiIs Cd.
q" 40 at@t.stV Z :,s'Srr. 5t,, re:;s>r gytJ 8.
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60 ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIF1OIAI HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. +.
DAuCH and P. GoUGELMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoNNEAU, Of Paris), No. 500 Broadway New York.
April Ia Tyr
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4 -. ! i 1
Fit for M Abbot OF Thelenio. Il .
Fbr tho whole Cardinals College, or
Tho Popo binself to SEQ In dream
ncfore his lentcn vision gleam,
He lies there-the gockdt logger.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
Macarthur Grain Market.
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Feb Z.
CoFFEE.-We quote common Rio at 27a-
2Sc, prime do. at 2Ga3lc choice do. at 3lc.
common Java at 42c, aud prime do at 4jc
per lb.
EGGs-Market dull and closed at 25c
per dozen for fresh, in good shipping Or
der.
FLoUR-We quote Superfine at 81 00a
Z 90, new wheat extra at 81 75a0 90. old
wheat extra at SO 75a9 %, Family at 50 20
al0 20, and Fancy at $40 50all 30. Rye
flour 81 IS per Dbl, Buckwheat flour 81 GOA
4 25 per 100 lbs, and $S OOa10 90 per bbl
the latter for Eastern. Corn meal is active
at 81 80 per 100 lbs.
GRAIN-We quote prime old Red wheat
at 81 SOal 80. New Red 81 so for prime
and 81 GOAL GO for inferior. Some lots of
old White are offered at 50 3OaS2 50. The
demand for Corn is still active, and prices
remain firm for ear at 53a55c per bushel.
Shelled j5a5Gc for mixed. and 75c including
sacks. Oats in fair demand at SIC. and SOC
for choice. Rye in little demand, at 75c for
prime, A few sales Of prime fall barley
reported at 81 15al 30.
SUGAR-We quote raw at l3alGc; yellow
refined, 46a47c; white soft refined, lGalSc (;
hard refined, l9a20c.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08

The New York Weekly Magazine.
This new and popular magazine has ia,
ken great start in favor The uumher for
January 18th contains .he first chapters ol a
new popular tale. entitled "How | Made a
Fortune in Wall Street, and How Got
Married" written by gentleman OF long
experience in the inns and outs Of that cee-
brated locality: The great charm of this
story Is that it il collection Of facts. with
only chauge of names, and it promises a
great deal of information that will be Of
thrilling interest 10 the genera! r-ader, and
of particular Importance to every one who
wishes to know how fortunes are made
and lost in New York. This Magazine has
forty. eight handsome pages, and contains a
great variety Of popular tales, domestic sto-
res, pithv essays aud sketches Of travel, and
is remarkably cheap.
We learn that the news dealers already
take twenty thousand copies week. For
terms, see advertisement.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-02-08
WHITE MAN KILLED BY A NEGRO
SAM. NAsBY,
Son of Petroleum V.
Feb. G, 1866.

WHITE MAN KILLED BY A NEGRO.
AT Wilmington, o.. on the 10th lust.
YIN. B. Lang was shot by lshmea Pal
mer. negro, and wounded so severely that
he died in about twenly-six hours afterward ,
Palmer fed, but was pursued by Corporal
James Pike, Of HilltbOrsugh, the noted
Federal scout, and Sam. Harris, OF Will
mington and arrested betweent Genia aud
Dayton. He claims to have done the
shooting in self defense.
The Wilmington Republican says "Mr.
Lang was young man Of great promise and
extraordinary business capacity" Although
only in his 23d year, lie was Cashier of the
First National Bank of VIII ningon. He
was a soldier in the Federal army during
the war.
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DYSP PSIA.
9t9al Motites.

Sheriff's Sale. ~
STATE OE OHIO, VlNTON co.
T e. L G Brown adm's Of Jno) In court OF
Brown decd Pltffs
p G Brown principal and J C common fiess
7 Brown q Swciland secur-
tiles Defendprts on vendi.
DURSuAN'P to the command of a vendi In ths
above cavso 20 me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of the aforesaid county Of
Vintcn, will offer at public sale. az the door OF
tho Court house. in the town tof Macarthur, in
aforesaid comfy of Vin'on on
Wednesday, February 2Sth, 1866,
at the hour of one O'CLOCK ? VI of said day the
following lands and terements to wit .
All of out lot number three 81 in the town
of Prafsvie. Vinton county. Ohio. containing
three acres and forty-three one hundredth Of
an acre except portion of said ott lot convey
led to d Pinney deed from P Brown dssd
March 5, 1859, containing,t two acres and nine
ty-ilve rods.
Taken as the property of Pcarly G Brown 10
satisfy ajndOment of aforesaid court, in favor
Of Pand L G Brown admins ra.ors Of John N
Brown deceased.
Appraised US follows, to.wit: Two hundred
and twenty-five dollars and must bring two.
thirds Of that sum.
Terms Of sale, cash in hand. .-,i
JOHN j. SHOCKEY.
N D Brown guardian sbarif Vco
January 25. 1866 5w4-pf104o go
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INTERESTING TO OUR FARMER
FRlENDs.-It will be a matter of interest to
our agricultural friends and rsal-estate
owners to know that the Anditor of the
State of Ohio, Mr.. GOODMAN, recommends in
bis report that County Auditors he author.
lied by law to add twenty-five per cent. to
the valuation of res estate, for the tax du.
plicate of 1866. This will be a very
handsome addition. if concurrd in by the
Legislature, TO the State and local tares
next year, which are already immense.
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