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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-06-21
Dedication,

The dedication of the new Odd Fellows Hall ?of
Park City Lodge No 103 win take place the 9th of
July next. wv. Budlong, of Watertown, G. N.
and L. B. Wells G. S. of theState will be present to
assist in the ceremonies
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Arthur's KHOsae Magazine.

We are in receipt of the July No. from the pub
fishers. In its several departments, this number is
up to the usual standard of excellence 1t is en-
bellished by beautiful steel engraving, and the
usual Illustrations of 'the fashions, while the htera
ry contents are unsurpassed by any magazine of
class. This is good time TO subscribe, being the
first No. of Vol. 2S. One copy one year $780, three
copies So. Address L. S. Arthur s. Co., Phladel-
| mia Ft+4 aass
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AUTO NEER,

TENHE UNDERSIGNED, licensed Auctioneer will sell
n at Public Auctions in all parts OF Keuosha Coun-
ty and in the northern part of Lake County Ill., upon
application either personally or by letter.
WALLACE MYGATT
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5. BRANsoN-I like your Knitting Machine first
rate. am only II years DID, but have learned to use
your machine by reading the direction book I can
knit Stockings, Mittens, Gloves, Money Purses,
Suspenders, &c. Have knit good many good
stockings for other families Some say if they ca
getme to knit their socks for % cents pair they will
never knit any by hand.
hope you will sell good many machines for /
think they are very useful like to knit but don't
get much time now We have so much to do in the
garden and on the farm
Yours respectfully, ..-.s-
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is bought by persons from all parts of the country
ard all express themselves highly please with its
fine quality and low price. While we have been copl-
poor, coarse article good quality soft, fine yarn
be bought at the Racine Wooden Mills for 81 70.
We are now prepared to make 100 pounds per day.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1866-06-21
The Lamb Ku,ttinp m,cb;,.

We call the attention of our readers to the adyer-
dsement of the Lamb Knitting Machine, in our adj
yertising columns this week. This machine is real
ly the most remarkable and practical invention OF
the age, while the simplicity its combinations and
operations is such that any may avail himself OF
herself OF its advantages. The machine knits up
wards oftwenty articles fapparel-knits Hosiery OF
all slzes-knits the heel and narrows off the toe com
plete-knlts pair of Socks in thirty minutes. Full
y impressed with the desirableness of this Machine
whether as mere convenience in the family, and a
hghtener OF its labors, or as ready and pleasant
means ofearning livelihood, and even making
money, we have consented to act as agent for its
sale in this and the adjoining counties of Walworth
and Racine.
AS evidence of the ease with which the operation
OF the Machine is acquired we publish the following
letter from boy r. years oldto theGen'l Agent in
Chicago.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-22
COUNTY SEAT.

Editor Vinton Record.
Somebody who appears to think
himself "nOn-committal" on the
county seat question, has written
very vaguely upon it. We regard
this as no time to write unmeaning
phrases about the county seat
question. There is no doubt but
Zaleski folks will make an effort to
have the county seat moved from
Macarthur to that place. Now, l
don't know much law, but it Is my
understanding that permission is
granted by the Legislature to the
people Of the county to vote upon
the question of removal, and that
this question, like others, must be
settled by the Democratic rule of
"majority."
Zaleski has a right to ask that a
vote be had. This we can scarce
ly hope to prevent. What will be
the result Of a ballot? 1t will be
no party question ; politics will
have nothing to do with it; it will
be a vote on personal and general
interest-Vinton county alone in
terested. What can We hope for
as a result' Let us look at the
question honestly, and if we have
nothing to fear from the agitation
of the matter, we will rest quiet.
Macarthur is one of the oldest
towns in the State, 1t has no rail
road-no telegraph-no bank-it
has no public hall-it has no fac
tory-nO manufacturing establish
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McARTGEUIs, OElEO:
THURsDAY---NO NOV. %, 1866,
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONYEN-
TION,

The Democratic State Central
Committee have called a State
Convention, to meet at Columbus,
on the Sth Of January next, to
nominate candidates for Stete off
GERS, for 1861, We don't know but
this is good move, for the reason
that, heretofore, this committee
was too late with their calls. The
fact is, the Sth of January is too
soon, and to put off the call until
July and August, is too late. We
prefer the Sth. Would rather be
in time than too late. Who are
the candidates for Governor in '67?
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-22
LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND
j. w. Bradley's Celebrated Patent
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
Cor Double SPRING.
S X | r II

r lie Wonderful Flexibi'y and great comE,rt
and pleasure to any lady wearing the Du.
pick Elliptic Skirt will DC experienced parti II.
laTly in all crowded Assemblies, Operas, Carria
ges Railroad cars, Church pews, Arm chairs,
for Promenade and House dress, as the Skirt
can be folded while in ueo to occupy a small
space as easily and conveniently as q silk or
muslin dress, an Invaluable quality in elmo
line, not I, und in any Single Sprips Skirt.
LADY having enjoyed the pleasure, comfort
and great convenience Of wearing the Duplex
Eleptic Steel Spring skirt for single day. will
never afterwards willingly di'pense with their
use Fur children, Misses and Young Ladies
they arc superior to all others.
they will not bend or break like tho Single
Spring, but viii preserve their perfect and grace
ful shape wheh three or four ordinary skirts
will have been thrown aside as use less The
hoops arc cover d with dOuha and twisted
thread and the bottom rods arc not only double
Springs, bnt twice (or double covered: preven-
ting them from wearing out when dragging
down stoops, stairs, etc.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with
all ladies and iS universally recommended by
thu Fashion Magazines as the Standard Skirt Of
the Fashionable World
To enjoy tho following inestimablo adyap-
tagos in criroliHe viz: Superior QuaHty, Peg
feet Manufacture, Stylish Shape and Finish ,heI.
lbllity durability comfort and economy, enquire
W. hiuuIVy D"pltA ElllPlciOr Double SIG
Skirt ard bo sure you get the genuine article
CAuTloN.--To guard against imposition DO
particular to notice that skirts offered as 'Du-
plox' have the red ink stamp, viz; j. W. Brad
ley's Elliptic Steel Springs' upon the waist
band--rone others are genuine. Also notice
that every hoop will admit pin being passed
through the centre, thus revealing tho two FOR
doubIc) springs braided together therein, which
is the secret their fexbility and strength and
n combination not to be found in any other skirt.
For SALE in oil stores where first class skirts
are sold throughout the U. s. and elsewhere.
Manuacd by the sole owners of the patent.
VESTS BRADLEY e CARY,
SnS 81 Chambers 79 4 81 Reade SITS. NY.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

A s an indueement TO Manufacturers, Ne
n chanics and Store-keepers to settle in Ia
leski, and to supply the daily increasing de-
maj for articles Of domestic manufacture and
consumption, the undersigned offers to those
purchasing lots Of the Company for the pur-
pose OF erecting business hoGsss) the following
materials at greatly reduced prices, and upon
time to suit pureha sers:
Oak ard PoplOr Lumber. .."tl2 90 per NJ.
oblngles'''' '''' ..'''' ''''...... 8 90 per Nj.
Lath '.'''''''.'' '''......". 800 per NJ.
Brick in quantities Of -25 ,0O0.. 7 so per NJ,
Lots Of 5Vxl50 #, sold at 300 and upwards.
Also, a number of nicely finished, comfor,a-
bic cottages, with every convenience attached
with enclosed lets 50xl50, at $3.50 and upwards.
FRANCIS j. HASELTINE.
noysm3 Managing Director Zaleski Co.
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9ew Sarsrtissalents.
NOTICE.

ME undersigned. administrators of the
Il estate of David Jones, deceased, will
sell at public vendue, at Macarthur, Vinton
county, Ohio, on ae
Friday, November 30, 1866:
600 head of feeding Wethers;
l75 do do fine Spanish Merino Ewes;
100 do do medium Ewes
l20 do do Spanish Merino Lambs:
20 do do extra fine Span. Merino Bucks
III do do do do do Buck
Lambs.
Sales to the highest bidder.
TERMS OF SALE: Sums less than $40
cash. Reasonable time given on larger
sums, if properly secured.
Owing to the ihclemency of the wealth
er, the sale of this stock, heretofore ad-
vertlsen for the 10Th inst, was postponed,
and will positively take place as above
mentioned) Ii. C. JONES,
j. w. RANNELLS, p
nov22w2 Admrs., &c.
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Of sal wood, ore and other material, with
interest thereon from the time of incurring
the same.
Said premises are appraised as an entirety
at the sum Of SiXly-two Thousand and Fiji
ty dollars [S62,O50 0ol, and must bring
two-thirds of that sum.
Terms OF Sale, cash.
JOSEPH ]. MCDOWELL,
Special Master Commissioner.
noy22wb
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THE NEWS.

A Committee has been sent to President
Johnson, by the Legislature OF Mississippi,
asking for the release Of Jeff Davis.
The Chicago Times Democratic, is out
in favor Of negro suffrage.
The number Of copies of the,New York
Tri''une printed during the week ending
Nov, 10Th, was 1856 $40.
A terrible famine is ravaging in British
ludia. AS many rs twenty thousand
starving people have been seen in the streets
Of Calcutta at one time. 1t is estimated
that two and half millions of people have
already died Of starvation. The crops have
faied for three years in succession.
The trials of the Fenians are still going
on in Canada. Two or three more persons
hive been con, icled and sentenced TO death
Q A Washington dispatch to the New
Yoik Herald says that Hon, Jno. A . Bing-
ham is preparing altcles of inpcoclmen
against the President, and that one of the
charges is, that he aided and abetted the 5s-
sassinaton of President Lincoln.
A blind fish. ten inches in length, has
been pumped up from depth Of 1000 feel.
in ole Of the oil wells of West Virginia.
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a Administrators Sale
Or
r L A L L S 7 A II L.

DURSUA ANT to an order Of sale from the Pro.
bate Court, Of tEe county of V.nton, viii
oiier for sale, at pHblic auction, on
Monday, December 10th, 1866,
at one O'Clock P. NJ, upon the prem SOB, the
following described real estate, situated in the
county of Vinton and State of Ohio, 'o-wit:
The west half Of the south west quarter Of
section fve( (5) township eight (S) range sixteen
QG) containing seventy four (74) acres more or
less. Also, thirty four (84) acres off the north
end OF tho foll:wing described premises stu
a'ed in the county and state aforesaid, to. vii:
tiOn six.(6) township IS) range sixteen (i6l
containing seventy-lour acres.
Appraised st Eleven hundred dollars. Terms
OF sale;-'One-third in hand, one. third in six
months, and onothird in twelve mont hs from
the day Of sale, with interest. The payments to
DC secured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
PATRICK HENRY QUINN,
Administrator of the estate Of
Michael Daugherty, deceased,
Bratton & Mayo, attorneys. novl VS.
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AG e IN T S w a. ED
---FUR THE-
Camp, the Batlle Field, and
the Hospital,
Lights and Shadows of the
Great Rebellion.

Great Rebellion.
Heroic, Patriotic, Romantic, Humorous, and
Iragtcdt. Splendidly Illustrated wtth
orr 100 fine Portraits and BedutUuJ
EngraUiagS.
VsNHIS work for genial humor, tender pa
Il thos, startling interest, and attractive
beauty, stands peerless and alone among a II
it's competitors. The Valiant and Brave
Hearted The Picturesque and Dramatic, the
Witty and Marvellous, the Tender and Pa
thetic. The Roll of Fame and Story,
Camp, Picket, Spy, Scout Bivouac, and
Siege, s arting Surprises, Wonderful ,Es-
capes, Famous Words and Deeds of Wo-
man, and the whole Panorama of the War
are here thrilingly portrayed in a mastery
manner at once historical and romantic,
rendering it the most ample, brilliant, and
readable book that the war has Ca lied forth.
Amusement as we'll as instruction can b.
found in every page, as graphic detail, bril-
liant wit. and authentic history are skililul-
ly y.inteTwoven in this work of literary art.
This .yolk sells itself. The people ale
tired of dry details and pnruzan works, and
want something humorous and rcmantic.-
We hive agents clearing over 5000 per
month. Send for circulars, and see our
terms and proof OF the above assertion
Address, s. F. JUNKIN & CO.,
nov22 173 Race Street, Cincinnati, o.
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Legal Notice.

THE State Of Ohio, N6nton Co.:
Franklin II. Chidester,l Before S. C. Case
EXparte.} Com. of Insolve'ts
NOTICE is hereby given, that Franklin
IN H. Chidester of said Vinton county,
has applied to me, s. c. Case Commissioner
of lnsolvents for said Vinton county, for
the benefit of the insolvent laws, and that
he has complied with the requirements OF
the statutes in such made and provided; 4;
That will file in the Court of Common
Pleas for said county, on or before the first
day Of the next term OF said court, the
schedules, inventory, oath and other nee
essary papers in said application.
e. A. BRATToN, S. C. CASE.
Atty for appl't. Com. of Insolvents.
NOV. Y, 1S66-3w. VintOn Co. o
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WILL TAKE NOTICE,

That Robert Buokner, administrator of said
Willis Leach, deceased, on the nth daI of No
yember, a. d. 1865, fled his petition in tie said
Probate Court, within and Tor tho said county
Of Vinton, alleging that The personal estate and
effects CT said dtcedent are ins Efficient 10 pay
his debts and tho charges of administering his
estate; that he died stized in fee simple of the
following described real estate, situate in said
county Of Vinton, Ohio, to wit
The northeast quarter of The southwest.
quarter Of Section Number Nineteen (l9), in
township number ten (lC) of range number
Sc eVenteen on continuing foriy-eight acres
more or less, subject 10 sale at ChillcOthe land
office.
Also, in-lo's number fourteen (l4) and num-
Der thirty seven (S7) in tho town of llamden,
Vinton county, Ohio; that raid Mary Leach MS
widow Of said decedcnt is entitled to dover in
said premises and that above named heirs at
law hold the next estate Of inheritance therein.
he prayer Of said petition is for the assign
ment OF dover to said Mary leach widow as
aforesaid, anG for tho sale Of said premises,
subject to such dover estate. for tho paymen. IS
of the debts aud charges aforesaid.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 18th
day OF December, a. d. 1856, or as soon there-
after as counsel can be heard.
o.. ROBERT BUCKNER. admr.
of Willis Leach deceased.
y. a. Bratton. atty. for pet'r. nov22w4
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SHEkIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, ViRton County:
Harvey N. DOwd, plaintiff,
VS..
Erwin Z. Dowd defendant.
In Court Of Common Pleas, on Vondi.
DURSUANT to the con mand of Vendi, with
i Fl. Fa. clause, in the above cause to me
irected from the court of common pleas, of
the aforesuid county of Vinton, will offer at
public salo at The farm Of Erwin Z. DoMd, in
the township Of Madison, in aforesaid county Of
Vinton, on
MOnday, December 3, 1866,
at the hour of IL o'clock a m of said day, the
following goods nd chattles, to wit:
The undivided one. third of two folds of Corn
in the Shock, and two Hay Stacks.
Taken as The property of Erwin f. Dowd 70
satisfy judgment of Aforesaid cour. in favor
Of Harvey n. DOwd
Terms of Salo-.Cash in hand.
JOHN JSH0CKEY,
John DoWd, Sheriff V. co.
for plaintiff nov22w3
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Shcrif's Sale.
STATE OF OHIO VINlON CO

SIA lE Of OHIO VlNlON CO.
In Court Of Common Pleas
Samuel Carter, PlaiHtif,) In Court O.
against Com. Pleas.
Robert Carter, ct al Defendants Order Of salo
DURSUANT to the command of an or
i der of sale in the above cause 10 mo di-
recled from the Court Of Common I-leas, of Tho
aforesaid County of Vinton, will eff,r al pub.
lie sale. at the d or of the Cour t-house, il the
town of Macarthur, in aforesaid county Of vim
ton, on
Wednesday, December 18th, 1866,
at the hour of one o'clock PM of said uay. tho
following described lands and tenements to wit:
The southwest quarter of section number twon
ty-Gine No. 29l of township number ten No.
Ol Of range number nineteen No. lel contain
ing one hundred and sixty [l6OI acres, situated
in the county Of Vinton and State of Ohio.
The same to be sold free of all membranes.
Appraised as follows, to-wit Eight thous-
and dollars L$S cool and must bring tws-thIrds
Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE--0ne thir' cash in hand;
one third in ono year, and ont third in two
years with interest on The deferred ps, ments
from day of sale, with the privilege Of tho
purchaser to ply said deferred payments TT any
time. JOHN SlOCKEY.
A. Yaple, and others, Sheriff V. Coo
Attys for Pt'f. Nov. 8, 5w. pf ll7V
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Tile STATE Of Ohio, Ninton Co.:
Thomas P. Brown, Pltf In Court of Com.
Thomas A. Martin, Defr,( On Execution.
DURSUANT to the command of an execution
L in the above cause to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleai, of the aforesaid uoun-
ty of Vinon, | will offer at public sale, at the
stable occupied by James Lantz and Jacob
Shockey in the town of Macarthur, in aforesaid
county Of Vinton on .......
Monday, November 26th, 1866,
At the hour of one o'clock p. m. Of said day
the following goods and chatteis, to-wit:
The undivided one-half OF three sets double
harness; Two bay mares; one chestnut roan mare
one bay horse; one ambulance; ono hack; two
wo-horse wagons and one set buggy harness.
Taken as the property of Thomas A. Martin,
to satisfy an execution Of aforesaid court in IA
vor of Thomas P. Brown.
Terms Of sals, cash in hand.
JOHN J. SHOCKRY,
D. S Dana, Plt'ffs Atty. Sheriff Y.C.O.
November s., lS66-2wpf525
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~ For the Record.
NON-COMMITTAL NONSENSE

Mr.. EDITOR:-
An article in your last weeks is
sue, upon the question of the Gre,
moval of the county seat" is enti-
tied to not a little consideration,
from the important position it
maintains, as well as for its literary
merit. Rarely, if ever, has its like
been seen in print. Rarely, ifever,
'c'U it be seen in print Taking
the bold position that what should
be, ought to be, the writer main
tains it with astrengh ofargument,
an aptness of illustration, and q
precision and accuracy Of express
sion, that needs to be pointed out
to be observed. The virtuous in
dignation over the wrongs Of the
poor man, was little lame, owing,
probably, to its transfer to paper.
There is no original poetry in this
production. Not that the gifted
author is confined TO prose; for his
many admirers Will remember the
beautiful gems of fancy, which set
off with such brilliancy his previous
efforts, and which every one con-
ceded were decidedly original.
He, however, gives US a reminder
that his imaginative faculties are
still in their prime. Think of the
creative power which could see the
people of Macarthur sleeping upon
"fowery beds of ease, because they
"could'nt see" the county seat re-
moved to Zaleski. This, too, in
such Internal muddy weather! And
then he warns them in the same
sentence that there Is danger, and
that they will have to "stem the
current of opposition" Nothing
but a deep conviction In the authors
profundity could do away with the
impression that the "current of op-
position, if there was any, would
come from the people of Macarthur,
and that consequently they would
not have any intrest in stemming il.
He tells us the question of removal
will come, and then, rising to the
sublim proceeds: "Let the question
come, and let the people decide
whether a place Of enterprise and
industry; place that is willing to
live and let live, shall have the ben
eft of the public buildings, and the
citizens of the town the patronage
otthe public; or shall the town of
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VintOn Probate Court.

NOT1CE..-Diah B. Cowdery, guardian Of
~ Mary G. and Harriet Mcdaniel has filed
his accounts and vouchers for inspection and
settlement in the Probate Court Of yinton eoun-
", ohio, and that the came will befor hearing
in said court on Saturday the Path day Of Nov.
enher, d 1866. Dated November sth, q d 1856,
Nv RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judge,
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Monday, November 26th, 1866,
Vinton Probate Court.

NoTlCE.-H Fl. G. & T. W. Robb ms, Execu-
~ tors OF the estate of John Robbins, decd,
have filed their accounts and vouchers in the
Probate Court Of Vinton County, Ohio, for in
spection and final settlement, and that the same
will be for hearing in said Court, on Saturday,
the 9th day. of November, d 1866, at II o.,
clock, m Of said day Dated November 9Th.
q 1856. RICHARD CRAIG, Pro. Judoe.
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GOO A MONTHl-Agents wanted for SIX en-
eDJU tirely new articles, Just out. Address
o. r. CAREY, City building, Biddeford, Me.
june7iswly
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Robert BuckNor, admr. OF In Vinton county,
Willis Leach, deed, plff. :, Ohio Probate Court.
VS.. Petition TO sell lands
Mary Leach, widow ct ais 10 paw debts.
the hOirs at law of decd
defts.
Macy LEACH, widow of Willis Leach, late
Ifl of Vinton county, Ohio, deceased, Mary,
in termarried with Lewis Page, Thomas Loach,
Rheda, internarried with Joseph B. Mullen,
Lewis W Leach, Lolisa c., intermarried with
Robert Bucknsr, and Sarah a., intermarried
with Robert A. Byrd all residing in Wood
county, West Virginia; George A. Leach, Jas.
II. Leach, Mariamna A, intermarritd with
Nicholas P. ogier, all residing in Vinton coun-
ty, Ohio; a I'd Lorinda G Leach, widow of John
B. Leach, deceased, late of Jasper county, Iowa
and the unknown heirs at law of said John B
Leach, deceased:
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David Jones' Estate.

DaVIu Jones' ,EState.
VhnGE Ssd Is hereoy given nnnntod roao ode a un,
duly qualified as administrators of the es-
tate of David Jones, deceased, late of Vim
ton county, o. FL. G. JONES,
Nov. 22-3w, j. w. RANNELLS.
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Sherin's Sale.

HIVHHVI UuUBHtIIy,
Bratton & MAYO, GttorneYs.