The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-05-03

to this at once.
E. A. BRATTON,
McArthw, 0.
4pril 26, 1866.
For Legal Advertisements see
ourth pnge.
THANKs-To Hon. H. S. Bundy,
NJ. c, for public documents received.
PIANos.-Any of our ladies wish
ing to buy or rent pianos, and let the rent
| pay for them, can obtain the same at manu-
tacturers prices, by calling on me, when /
will explain prices and terms.
Mrs. RUTH G. BRATToN.
NoTIcE.-A. & L. Wolf have re-
moved their fac horse, Revenge. and their
well.known Spanish Jack. to their farm one
half q mile west Of Macarthur, o. The
highest price will be paid for colts. Call
OIL A. & 4. WOLF
LosT.-About ten days ago a
Medium sized brass key for door. any
person. returning the above KEY to this Of
| flee will receive suitable reward.
ARRIvAL.-Dr. JOSEPH DUNLAP,
Dentist, has just arrived in town and taken
rooms at the Kaler House, where he will be
pleased to have his friends and customers
give him call.
THIRTEEN Marriage Licenses were issued
from the Probate Judges office of this
county for the month ending April 3Oth.
THE prisoners, VIM. MILLS and -
HUGHES, arrested on the charge of robbing
the Treasury of this county, arrived here
on Monday last, and their trial will come off
to-day before Esquire CASE.
THE Chillicothe Advertiser, that
veteran and able Democratic journal came
to hand this week, considerably enlarged
and improved in appearance. We are
pleased to note this evidence of prosperity
on the part of our worthy cotempOrary; it
speaks well for the Democracy of Old Ross.
who, unlike the Democracy Of this county,
are determined to foster and keep up their
party organ. A well-sustained press is one
of the surest clements of success in any
party.
By recent census the popula-
tiou of indianapolis, within the corporate
limits, appears to be $4,000, with suburban
population 40 900.
THR father of the rebel General
Wheeler was buried at Augusta, Georgia,
not long SINCE
IT is estimated, says the Chicago
Times, that one thousand persons were
killed or wounded by the late tornado in
Pope and Johnson counties, in Illinois.
Parson Brownlow, in a late
speece in Knoxville, said that President
Johnson could carry no State North of Ken
tuck. and he wished the President could
carry that State to hell. He's a pretty
specimen q T humanity, amt he?
Governor Jenkins of Georgia
calls on the capitalists of that State to fur.
nish him with money for any length Of
time they may prefer, at seven per cent. in
terest. for the purpose Of relieving the peo.
pie made destitute by the war.
By the simple method of mould
ing common bricks, with dovetai grooves,
in various WAYS, by means of which they
can be more firmly cemented together, a
decided improvement in the construction of
brick walls appears TO have been secured at
| little or no additional cost.
/ repeat am for the Union. l
am for preserving all the States-I am for
lmi tting in ito the counse!s Of the nation
all their Representatives who are unmistak.
ably and unquestionably loyal. A man
who acknowledges allegiance 10 the Gov
eminent and swears to support the ConsIi-
tuition must necessarily be loyal. A man
can not toke that oath IN good faith unles s
he is loyal Andrew Johnson.
The Rome Courier says there has
seldom been better prospects for wheat and
corn crops in upper Georgia than the pres
ent, at this time OF the year. The wheat
has metimes been more forward, but rare.