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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20

The members Of POTOMAC LODGE, No.
30 respectfully announce that theL
SECON D L Z 2 E Z
will be held at the Hall on Columbus street: Oh
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 22d:
in honor Of the birth Of the IMMORTAL
WASHIN GTON.
Committee Of A7raugcusents.-- Chas. +, Web
ster, W. j. Mitchell, Henry Brengle, Charles
Goodrich r. NJ. Latham, C4as Baum, James
II. Pickens, Wesley Avery, J. D. Appch, A;
Kell Samuel Tenneson, J. R. Davis, Enoch
Cook, J. n Rudd.
MarshaI-Hugh Latham:
m15~ Refreshments furnished the Ladies.
TICKETS, 81.
Coaches will call for the Ladies, commencing
at 6! O clock.
Ceremonies will commence at s. o cIocE'
fob 74-1W
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20
JeWWeIr,y.

Z i CIOCK AND jWATCHMAKER,
Has removed to No. 113: King street, two
doors above Pitt.
WATCHES and JEwELRY carefully repaired
and with dispatch. He would respectfully ask
call from his former friends, and the public
generally All watch work warranted. au29-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20
DOTS An ID SH . i )!
Y E " S L 0 G X
NEW Styles
CEEAPi
CHEAP

Just received a large and well seIected stocS
Of Ladies', Gents, Misses, and ChlIureI'
BOOTS, SHOES, and CATERS, Of every de-
scription, and Of the latest styles. ladies' II
want of good and nice fitting shoes, 1or tnem-
selves and children, at very moderate Pflces
will do we'll to call at No. 50, King st:
fob 15-tf JOHN I. EVANS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20

TpOTATOES.-40 bushels POTATOES, in
& store and for sale by
J, c. MILBURN, Cor. Cam. s Royal sts.
feb 1:j-tf Opposite the Market
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20

NNONEY FOUND.-As small roll of GREEN
ISa BACKS was found on King street ycster-
dtiy evening by the Mayor Of the city, which
the looser can recover by proving property and
paying for this advertisement. feb l7-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20

CANVASS AND COTTON Stockton
" hand q 1ot Of CANVASS AND COTTON
STOCK, suitable for Farmers use-a great deal
Of this is fine enough for wear. It will be sold
much lower than new stock, and will answer the
same purpose; also HARNESS, WAGONS,
SCAN THINE, FEED TROUGHS, TABLES,
&c. &c PlTklN Il CO.,
feb lift Warehouse in rear of u, King st.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1866-02-20

f,sa Died, at Ashland, Kentucky, on the 9Th
instant, Aaron Dupee, age seventy eight years,
for a long time faithful servant ofHthe late
Hon .. Henry Clay He was born in Hanover
county, Virginia, and came to KENTUCKY about
the close Of the last century, II the family Of
the mother of Mr.. Clay. { His many and long
tried services in the family to which he belong
ed fully :entitle Eimto7the most grateful and
saffectionate remembrance Of the surviving.|
twill be interesting to the ladies to learn that
the waterfall is being rapidly discarded,
having been superseded by various fanciful and
artistic metbols Of dressing the hair.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
GREAT FIRE IN CIpClNNATI, O..
Pixies Opera House Burn
ed Down.

On Thursday nightabout twenty
minutes past eleven o'clock, Pixies
Opera House was discovered to be
on fire, The play was concluded
about half an hour before, and the
audience had retired. The entire
building was destroyed together
with Sumner & Cos, Sewing Ma
chine department, Philips Il COS.
Piano manulactory rooms, Carol
x Cos. b6ol; store and several 9TH
er establishments. Loss and actu-
al damage not yet received, as we
got our news by the night Express
that left the city when the fire was
raging, at l2:2S on Friday morning,
The loss must count by hundreds
Of thousands. 1t was one ofthe IL
nest buildings in the West. Fire
supposed 70 have originated in the
IHoa,rr,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Arrest Of Sterling King.

a man named Sterling King wa,
arrested in Bowling Green, Ken.
tucky, on the charge Of horse-steal.
ing. lie was brought here and put
III Jail. This man escaped from
several prisons in the United State,
where he was confined under sen,
tcnce Of death for being a spy, &c
He was well known in your town
having escaped from Coyin%ton
and aiterward from Cincinnati jails
Yesterday, he sent for Brigadier-
general Jefferson c. Davis and Gen.
cral Watkins, commanding this
post. 'Ihey went and spent two
hours in his cell, recording most
wonderful confession. King said
that he was the man who killed
Lincoln and attempted to assassin,
ate the Stewards; that Wilkes Booth
was the man who held the horse at
the back door Of the theater; that
the only person who said they rec
ognizcd Booth on the stage at
Ford's Tlleator was Laura Kecnc,
an actress, who was an enemy OF
Booths, and took this opportunity
to ruin his character as an actor
that after the deeds were done he
and Booth rode together through
Maryland and escaped into Cana
da. From there they went to Gu
ba, where Booth now is.
lie also states that the man kill
ed in the barn was not Booth, and
tnat no person has ever yet sworn
that it was Booth who was killed.
He gives dates, incidents, &C., OF
the whereabouts Of certain docu-
ments which are hid, all Of which
seems plausible and truthful.
The officers teIegraphed Kings
wonderful confession in full to
Washington, and to know what to
DO with the prisoner. Last night
he opened Il large vein in his arm
with his knife with the intention
Of putting an end to himself. He
will no doubt die, as the doctors
have no hope Of hisrecoyery. The
Dcm0cr0t tomorrow will have Il
full account Of the confession.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
A Question Answered.
kINDERHooK, PICKAwAY Co., o., !
March u, 1866.

hINDERHooK, PICKAWAY Co., o., !
March II, 1866. I
To the Editors of the Gin. End:
SIRs-Iou would confer a favor
on a subscriber and constant adj
mirer Of your valuable paper by
giving the following information
Are out door laborers included in
the late act passed by the Legisla-
ture making eight hours a days
work!
Yours, &c, A WORKING-MAN
The language Of the statute now
pending in the Legislature is as
follows:
SEC 2. That in all engage
mcnts to labor in any mechanical
or manufacturing business, when
the contract is silent on the subject
or where there is no express con
tract to the contrary, a days work
shall consist Of eight (S) hours,
and all engagements, contract. or
agreements for labor in such cdses
shall be so consrued.'
II the "out-door' work is of 4
"mcchanical or manufacturing"
character, then the eight,hour act
applies. If any question arises un-
der the act it will be upon the con-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Election at Mercer, Pa.

On the 10th inst, there was an
election for Burgess at Mercer, Pa.
The contest was animated. John
G. Glenn, an active Democrat and
a supporter Of the Presidents pol
icy, was the Democratic candidate
The Republican candidate was S.
H. Miller, editor of the Dispatch,
who is popular gentleman, but an
opponent of President Johnson's
policy. The Democratic candidate
was elected by a majority Of twelve.
Hitherto the Republicans carried
the place by majorities ranging
from fifty to sixty.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
The Illcctian in Work. PA.

On the 10th a municipal election
was held at York, Pa. The Dem
ocrats made a large gain-electing
their candidate for Mayor by a ma.
jority Of 375. Nowhere in the
state, so far as we have been able
to learn, have the Republicans
held their own at a single munici.
ral election beld since the Repub,
Ilcan State Convention nominated
a candidate for Governor and re.
fused to indorse President Johnson.
Pennsylvaniais is not a New England
State. That accounts for the re-
suit IN the elections.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22

Ez2' The Senate was engaged on
the 18th by the discussion of the
bill to reorganize the regular army.
after which it was passed. 1t pro-
vides for fifty regiments of infantry
and twelve Of cavalry. Eight reg
iments Of colored infantry, and two
regiments Of colored cavalry are
provided for, but are-t be olicered
by white men selected from merit
orious volunteer officers. The
proposition to incorporate the Vet
eran Reserve Corps as an organi-
zation was rejected. This bill will
go to the House, where the Militia
ry COmmitte of that body have a
bill already prepared to report as a
substitute for the Senate bill.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Comfort for the Tax-payers.


A deficiency in the State Treas
ury preventing the payment OF
current expenditures, and an in
crease Of seventeen millions in the
Public Debt of the Federal Gov
ernment during the month Of Jan
uary! There's comfort for the tax
oppressed people, The holders Of
bonds, who are exempt from taxa
tion, however, look on serenely.-
Rather an expensive luxury, Gov
ernmcnt in the hands of Republi-
can politicians and Revolutionary
and Malignant experiments
StHtCSmQH.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
TEgE NEW,

- - - ~ - w -
Outof eight hundred and fifty applicants
the President has appointed ten West
Point Cadets, in accordance with the law
empowering the EArcutirc toappoint M
nullIy ten Cadets from the country at
large.
General Spinner Cuitod States Treasury
has prepared Il s,a.amont Of the conC'tion
Of the National finances, which will be pre-
scented to Congress. Hereafter the month
ly statement Of the public debt will be pre-
pared and published by General Spinner
in accordance with suggestion from the
Secretary Of the Treasury.
Anagcnl Of the Russian Government has
been in Washington during the present
week, engaged in examining our system of
disposal Of public lands, with view to
the Improvement ofthe system now in Use
By his own country.
The published report that fractional cur
rcucy to the ammowt Of @L33O is issued
daily by Tie Treasury Department is incor-
rect.
Tho e1nor,rtor7ort Of ihc prirti,r III
yi.op doiIy doliyors r.,,, a,o ooo n 500
600 in fractional currency.
,,,. ,,....,.., ,,-..,.,t......,.
,,ia,,,,. l,','' ,''''l : "'' ','
+I..s g.,,a,.,rr J., ~ .,'I' '',',''l''''',, .,
r.ar, '..' I., - 1,, ,I'',''',".i' l'u".'1 ,
less, If saws fine Domocrocv G;1 a. wan ~
cor1I ha cvnoctod ,y1,or tlo c,ct :, oo,.;I
erred ,hattnn whole nq+r,roo. ~ r,o r,ra,-
fr.,.. ,,.., oII.,..I CO.., u.9J,,.,i,-. 49,.
friends Of his policy.
THE Secretary. of trn ,rr,,snr,- Nh ,ro-
grir,rb VIII NOT rcrl,. ,o r.oI,t,, ;,,,,-'.,
ao,.f I.5toror f,. Co,tror,.r.r tI.o l,,I,...,,'
cv. Mr. Clar,- I, wen. l..fGod 60 ,.n,a,.,
him from Office, but the A,tomcy-gcucral
has decided that the Controller can not be
removed c&ccpt for cause. and that cause
considered sufficient by the Senate. If
this IS the tenure of hs Office. it is much
more independent one than that Of the Sec
rotary himself who can he removed h,. tI,.
President alone aud without any reason
assi~urI.
p.,.;I,,. r,t.,..,,, ..
i',!'''"y '"'ii''"''' III ''ih| 10 dISpatch
from NeW orleans proposing to deny the
new Mayor, Munroc. his Office, saws that he
has no information that would iust;r, s,,cl,
1880 '''''iN' J'-'iiS ''NI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22


E9+" While the Stock Train was
going east on last Saturday morn
ing, on the NJ. & @. r. r., a spark
from the locomotive set car on
fire containing 10rty-nine hogs
Twenty-Five were burned to death,
and the balance were all more or
less burned. The accident happen
ed between this point and Nihton
Station.
We learn that a man was killed
on the railroad east Of this place,
on Monday evening. He was ly-
ing on the track, and was not dis
covered until too late to prevent
running over him.
We were also informed that an
otheLman was lying on the track Il
few rods beyond the one run over
and very narrowly escaped thc fate
Of the first.
Some six on seven cars were
thrown oil Tire track Ol the NJ. " I.
Il. r., on last Saturday afternoon,
at the tunnel near Moonyille, some
ten miles east Of this place. y
number Of the track hands started
from Hope tation, on>a hand car,
to assist in getting the cars on the
track again, when they met with
an accident on the tressel across a
stream. One man was terribly
bruised and cut by being caught on
the crank wheel, and another had
his arm broken. We heard that
one man was drowned, but after
wards the report was contradicted.
-/u'c8ti Ucpald
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Connecticut,

The Democrats are making a
most gallant fight in Connecticut.
Last year they were beaten over
eleven thousand. 1t is, perhaps.
expecting too much to expect that
they will carry the State at this
election but they will assuredly
much reduce that majority.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Dr.. 4. CONDEE.

Democratic STATE CosNcnt'on---
Thursday, 1Iay G3th, 1866.
The Annual State Convention Of
the Democratic party Of Ohio, will
be held in Columbus, on Thurs
day, the 9th day Of May, 1865. 10
transact such business as may
come before it, and put in nomina-
ton candidates for the following Of
fees:
Secretary Of Siatc;
Judge ttdc Sypreae Cou1t;
McmJeT Of tie BoaH u PuJlic
Works.
The basis Of representation for
the apportionment Of Delegates is
as follow; One Delegate for each
county; one for every ,fre hua8yrd
Gotes given for Gen. GEORGE ".
MORGAN for Governor, last October;
and an additional one for every
fraction Of tac0 huaQrcd and .EtlH
and upwards.
The great issue before the people
is, whether all the powers Of Gov
ernment shall be concentrated in
the hands Of the General Govern
ment-the States being reduced to
the conditions Of counties-and a
consolidated despotism be thereby
established; or, whether those
rights Of local selI-govemment
whichour father enjoyeds and which
we inherited from them, and with
out which there can be no real lib
erty, no wise government, no pub
lie economy, no light taxation, shall
be preserved. a powerful faction,
represented by majority in Con-
gress, have conspired to overflow
the free and benlicent institutions
of our fathers, and to substitute
therefor an Oligarch Of priyil-
eyed classes, crushing the mass OF
the people and all individual liber-
ty, under the weight Of q despotic
and unrestricted General Govern
ment. To effect this object, they,
in plain violation of the Constitu-
tion, exclude eleven States from
. representation in Congress, and in
sists upon comforting upon negroes
the right to vOte-not out of re-
card to the negro, but because they
-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22

The Democratic State Convention in
Rhode Island has met, and aiourned with
out making nominations of State officers.
1t passed resolutions indorSing the Presi-
dent and favOring the administration of
the Southern members.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Legal Notice.
State Of Ohio, Vinton Co.
Court Of Common Pleas
Henry Williams, Plaintiff,

Court Of Common Pleas
Henry Williams Plaintiff,
TimIhy L. Stanley, Defend't
'ElMJTHY X. STANLEY, of Chattanoooa
1 in the State Of Tennessee, viii take notice
that Henry Williams of the county of Vinton
in the Sta,e of Ohio. did Oh the Dist dav of
March II. d. 1866, file his petition in tie Court
of Common lie Is within and for the eonntv ot
intOn, in said S'a.e Of Ohio, against the said
Timothy Il. stanley defendant, setting firth
that the said Timothy K. Stanley is indebted to
tho said plaiHlif. Henry Williams, in the snm
Of one hunlIed and twenty five dollars (s125l
with interest from the lst day of April a. d
lSd2, Tor work ard labor and services as q body
serva at the request Of aid defendant, Timo-
thy Si anley, and praying for a Judgment for
I'd sum of one hundred and twenty five
dollars ($l25) together with the interest there-
on
The said defendant Timothy r Stanley will
also take no ice hit the plaintiff Henry w l.
lame, on the sam. day, to-wit the 2ist dav
Of March. a. d 1856 filed his affidavit aud oh
iained all order Of tachneh. in ,aid case
against the said Timothy Stanley, for Ihe
recovery OF 'aid sum OF one hundred and TWEEN
,y-fve dollars $l25) with interest thereon
rom the let day of Arril a. d. 1862: and the
sid timothy X. Stanley is notified that he il
required TO appear aud answer said petition on
or before The third Sa'urda, after the 26tb
day Of April, a. 1868. Dated March 2lst,
1861.
HENRY WILLIAMS
mE22-6wl2. ByR. A. Constable his atty.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Probate Notice.

DENJALIN HAWK, Admins rator Of the es-
ID tate of JACOB Hawk, Sd, deceased, has fl.d
his accounts and vouchers n the Probate Court
Of Vinton county, Ohio, for inspection and final
settlement, aud that they will be for hearing
in said Court, on Saturday tho l4th day Of
April, A. D. 1876. Dated Macarthur. March 90,
1866. R!BHARD CRAIG,
Mch, %. W. IL. P"obate Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
New iian,uS;lipp.
The Dayton (Ohio) Journal

The Dayton (Ohio) Journal
says:
"The Republican State ticket
was elected by over 5000 majority,
being slight gain Of about 1000"
Last year the Republican State
ticket had 400 majority in New
Hampshire, including the soldier
vote. This year they have 5000
majority. We would inquire OF
the Jouynal upon what side it
counts its gain Of 1000 votes .
Eaquirer.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
L D U c A I | 0 N A L !!
Macarthur High School.
Manhood; how Lost, how Restored.

S~ lust published, new edition of
St. = O DR.. Culverwell's Celebrated Es-
b. = say on the radical cure without
ass,a4s.4..s medicine) of Spermatorhea, or
seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminel Losses
lmpot 'nty, Mental .and Physical Incapacty,
mpedlments to marriage, etc. also, Consump.
ton, Epilepsy, and Fits, induced by self -indal-
gence Or.sectual extravaganza.
.8s- Price in sealed envelope, only cents.
The celebrated author in this admirable essay
clearly demonstrates, from Thirty years sue
cesstul practice, that che Affirming conseq nences
Of self abuse may be radically cured without
the dangerous use of internal medicine or the
application of tho knife-pointing outa mode
of cure at once simple, ccrtun, and efFectua, by
means of which every sufferer, no matter what
his condition may be, may cure himself cheaply
privately and radically
~ This lect ire should be in the hands Of
every youth and every man in the land. ,f
Sent, under seal, in plain envelope, to any
address, post paid, on receipt of six CENTS or
two pos: stamps. Address the Publishers,
CiAS j. c. KLINE CO., l27 Bowery, N.
Y, Post Office box $50.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
I! (!
THIS Celebrated Thorough

EA THIS Celebrated Thorough
5s Bred Race Horse . il nearly y, 10 hands
ped, was brought to thiscounty la tseason, al d
proved himself race horse, by his own success
cont d ng against gooI Blcodcd Ho Sos, net
C a race in this county, as Lis ! igree
will show. The following letter which VAS re-
ceived from Mr. r. Aitchson Alexander, of
ocdford county, KY. who raised this Corr
y ooDFoRD, and sold him into Ohio, is unques-
tioaable proof beyond dispute Of the Pedgne
Of Woodf rd
SPRING STATION, Woodford Co., Kyl
January 18Th 1866.
Mn WARREN LoCKE-DEAR SIR Yours Of
l5.h December, arrived during my absence
from h, me of -veral weeks duration; now,
On my return hasteA TO answer: Below | send
pedigree US desired of chestnut colt:
By RTNGOLD,
Chestnut HorSe-Bred By james Long, Of
Washington ID CJOd!ed 1872; JyOld Boston
(Son Of Iimoleon) Jest son q Sir Archy.
dam tlirtilla, jr (d of Cassuudra) by $ Archy
d Old Flrtia, b. Sir Archy;
by imp Robin Rcd Breast son Of Sir Peter
ToGzle;
4 by imp Obscurity, son of O'KolIys Eclipee;(
4 old Slamerkin, by imp Wildair;
DeLancy's imp Cup mare by Cub,
d Amaranth.s' dam by Second;
the dam of Leeds,
Flash, FOp, &C., by Star &:
dam by OIL Paiter;
10 dam by Greyhound,
III dam by Makeless:
IL dam by Brimmer;
Is dam by Places White Turk;
IA dam by Oodswortb;
Is dam Layton Barb Marc.
l dam Fanny Hill, imp by Monarch;
3 an AlegrGnte by imp You, Trufic;
dam hauICma by Phantom5
dam by Walton;
5 dam Allegra ii by Pegasus: ;:
dam Orange Squeezer BY IighAyer;
z dam Mop Squeoz1r by Matchom;
dam Lady by Sir G Turner'S Swecpstakc;
. dam Syphon's dam by Patriotj
10 dam by Crab:
! dam by Bay Bolton:
IL dam by Curwin's Bay Barb;
Is dam by Curwin's old Spot;
IA dam by White legged Lowther
10 d"rh VintAer mare B rb;
lsO3, to Saml Alexander, Green county, Ohio.
Respectfully, r. A. ALEXANDER.
WoodiOrd at Columbus, July 1865
I'd day Purse $3.50, mile heats, best in 8:
R. A. AleXand9r's ch C Woodford;
Gen Moores b Hero;
IL. Waller'ss m Kate BoAton, by Lexington dam
Anna Stephens by I'm. Trustee.
Woodiord was the tavoritc, winning tho lst
and Sd heats, anc has distinguished himself at
several races.-lW Wilkes Spirit of tho Times.
What may be said OF hm-he has never yet
had II fair chance TO show what no could do.
lie never had the proper handling and was
run invariably out Oi condition being in hands
uhaCquninted with race horses. What was
done, was but the result of his uncultivated
speed and his great endurance, he being u close
descendant of old Boston and Sir Archy. No
better blood ever run in the veins of Ii Horse
Woodford was purchased aud brought to this
county for the purpose of Improving the stock,
aud vi stand thce early part Of the coming soa-
son fyr limited number Of good mares at tho
very low price of S25 Tor the insurance. Mares
from distance will receive good attention and
be kept II: reasonable rates, on pasture or any
kind Of feed the owners may direct.
1t WARREN LOCKE.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Public Debt Increased Seventeen
Millions in JANUARY.

1t was the expectation of the
public that the debt Of the Federal
Government would be decreased,
now that the War is over. The ex-
pectation was just. They will there
fore be surprised to learn from the
regular monthly statement of the
National Debt by the Treasury. De-
partement. hat it increased seven
teen millions during the month of
January.-SdteSmdnS.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22

Election i'm Bedford, Pa.
AT the election in Bedford, Pa,
on the 10th inst, the Democratic
sain on last fall was 46.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
Indiana Convention.

We learn from various reliable
sources that the late Democratic
Indiana State Convention was a
perlectsuccess; that its proceedings
passed of to the entire satisfaction
Of the people, and that no doubt
exists that the Democracy will car
ry the State by large majority.
EaQuirer.
RARE compound Of oddity, frolic
and fun, to relish joke, and rejoice
in a pun!---- Gola8mijh.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-03-22
The Civil Rights Bill at Washing
I'M

IIN OiNII NIy5Ilt, LSlIi UI I1SnlnS-
ton,
BY persons at Washington who
do not look through Radical eyes,
the Civil Rights Bill, which is still
in the hands Of the President, is re-
garded as a more detestable abom-
ination than the Freedmen's Bu-
reau Bill, and yet there are Repub-
lican Senators and Representa-
tives who profess to believe the
President will approve the bill.