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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-09-27
Legal Notice.
The State of Ohio, vinton Co.:

The State of Ohio, Vinton Co.:
. 9E.'9 FNf 'lhAo'IN PRoBATE CouaT.
,o O : Petition to complete real contract
.MARY, PAGE, Lewis Page, Thomas Leach,
lNl Rhoda Mullen Joseph b, Mullen, Lewis
W. Leach, Louisa O. Buekner, Robert Buck
rer, Sarah A. Byrd and Rouert A. Byrd, oil OF
Wood county, State Of West Virginia, George
a. Leach, james II. Leach, Marianne A. 0gier
and Nicholas P. 0gier, all of Vinton county,
Ohio, and John B. Leach of Jasper county.
Stat, Of Iowa, heirs at law and legal represen-
tatives Of Willis Leach deceased, will take no.
tice That on tho 7th day Of September 1866
Robert Buckner administrator Of the estate OF
Willis Leach deceased, fled in The Probate
cour. within and for Che said county of Yi1tSn
q petition against them as defendants, and al
leging that on the 25th day Of March 1856, the
said Willis Leach then in full life, entered into
0 contractin writing with said George A. Leach
for the sale Of the following described real es-
tate situated in said county Of Vinton to, wit:
Tho west half Of the northeast quarter Of Sec
ton number nineteen (I9) in township number
ten (l0) of range number seventeen I'D save
and except about twelve acres out Of the south
west corner of said ,wes half quarter, laying
and being all Che land in said half quarter, on
den TO AllOhsville. IN consideration Of which
said George A. Leach agreed TO pay the sum
Of three thoosand dollars, that two thousand
dollars Of said consideration was paid In hand
and that there remains due and unpaid on sad
contract one thousand dollars with interest on
said sum from the 25th da, Of March 1855,
chat upon the payment of the consideration
for said really, being made in full The said
Willis Leach agreed n convey 10 sail George A.
Leach or bis Rssigns by a good general waTran-
ty deed, the said real estatc, chat said George
A. Leach paid Che two thousand dollars down
te said Willis Leach ia his lifetime, that faid
George A. Leach is ready and willing to pay
Che balance of purchase money on said con.
tr act, so sot n as valid deed can be made 10
him for said premises, and that the above
named persons defendants, are heirs nt law le-
gal representatives OF said Willis Lcach de-
ceased. Tho prayer of said petition ia for
authority 10 makea deed in fee simple 10 said
George A. Leach in behalf of said heirs at law
upon payment Of Che residue of said purchase
money: Said petition will be for hearing on
tho Sth day of October 1866, or as soon thereaf
ter as leave can be obtained of Che said Court
t-'t ROBERT BUCKNER,
.s adBlr. Of Willis Leach deo.
q r. A. BhArroN, ATTY nag sepl3w4
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Elias Davis Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed and qualified a
administrator Of tho estate Of Elias Davis,
late Of Vinton Co. o., deceased. Dated al
Macarthur o. Sept. 7th 1855. 7, f' stt'
LEWIS 4. ATWOOD.
SEPT. 15-8 W. -[H.- f-f.
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Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate. r.r.If
The State Of Ohio, Vinton co.,
Probate Couyt.U I

PROBATE Court.
Cornelius Karns and Jonas s. Hatfield, Admrs
Of Q. V. Kains, decd, vs.. Elizabeth Harms
OF Rl.-OIder Of Sale.
IN pursuance of an order Of sale, made In
i the above case by the Probate Courtfor said
county Of Vinton, will ofe- for sale, at pub
lie auction, upon the premises, situated in
Swan township, Vinton county, Ohio, 71.f
On Monday, October 8, 1866,
at o'clock p m of said day, tho following
described real estate, to wit:
The east half Of tho southeast quarter Of
section number twenty 1.-two, (29,) in townshiI
number twelve, (l2,) Of range seventeen, (l7.>
Said real estate appraised at eleven hundred
dollars, and must sell for two-thirds of that
sum. f'+1
Terms of sale: one-third cash in hand, one
third in six months and one-third In twelve
months from day Of sale, deferred payments IA
be secured by mortgage upon the premises.
@. KARNS and
] S. HATFIELD, r
AdmHs. Of @. V. Karns, decd.
z. A. Bratton, atty for admrs. seps
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The Fourth Session Of this Boarding School
for Boys will commence
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Sickness Of Senators lustrueti0ns 20
Cueton O0cers.

Sickness Of Senators lastruetisns %
Custon O0cers.
New YoRK, March4.
The Times Washington special says tha.
Senator Wright from New Jersey was SO
fatigued BY his journey here, that he was
yesterday unable to 60 to the Senate, and it
is extremely doubtful if he can be got here
when the vote on the Civil Rights Blfi comes
mp.
Senator Dixon is somewhat better. If it
shodld be raining when the vote is taken
neither Wright or Dixon can be relied upon
to be present.
The Secretary Of the Treasury yesterday
issued circular to custom officers, in which
he states that as large amount Of spirituoos
liquor is imported into the United States.
purporting to be medicine, but in reality being
but slightly tinctured with essences, they
must exercise universal vigilance in the detec-
tion and prevention Of such frauds on the
revenue in every Instance where such mer-
chandise in entered, aud that there must be
thorough inspection to satisfy themselves
that the liquors thus tinctured are introduced
for medicine.
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Mexiean News, Ac.

( Z ffsstzsz - =" - VsAs AAFAAA
By the arrival Of. the Steamer Vera Cruz
at this port from Vera Cruz March % and Ha-
vans 18th, We have news from the city Of
Mexico to the 10Th.
Gen. Agazon has proclaimed himself Pres
ident Of the Mexican Republic, in virtue Of
the Constitution of 1857.
At the town of Culicoan the assassins Of
the Belgian Envoy were being vigorously pur-
sued by the French police, under the drec-
ton Of Mr. Murray. The Imperialists, under
command Of General Mendez, had sustained
severe reverse uIon the plains Of Urbaham,
when It is stated 200 prisoners we're shot ia.
retaliation for the execution Of liberals. We
are also informed that French troops have
been recently cent from Jaarcs 70 Mexico.
Advices from Venexuia 70 March 9Th are
received. Both houses Of the Venezulan
Congress assembled on the I'd. The Presi-
dent announced, In his message, that measures
were in progress for the adjustment of the
Spanish difficulties.
Several shocks Of earthquakes. some Of
them violent, had occurred in the various
parts Of this country.
Advices from Antigua, west India, March
18th, report the sugar and cotton crops COM
ing in pleutifully.
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Colored Troops..-A A H Stephe MS Opini0h
OF Matters IN Georgia.

NEw YoRK April Al
The HuaHs Washington special says itis
stated that all the colored troops in the milf
tary department of the Mississippi have been
ordered to rendezvous in jackson in that
State, for the purpose of being mustered out
of the service. sal
/. Alexander II. Stephens Of Georgia. is in
this city, and speaks calmly about and en-
conragingly Of the condition Of society and
tone Of public opinion in that State. The
proper question is just adjusting itself and less
animosity exists between blacks aud whites
than Northern people generally suppose.
AS an evidence of this he cites the faith Of
the Georgia Legislature, who passed an act
providing in few words, that the freedmen
should have the right to contract and make
contracts, to sue and be sued. to testify in
the courts and to be subjected to the same
punishment for like offenses as whites. The
statutes apply alike to blacks and whites, and
the same courts take ccanizaace Of the
offence No distinction is made On account
OF race or color, so that all stand equal before
the law. Beyond this however, Mr.. Stephens
asserts that the people of Georgia desire
nothing 30 much as their practical
restoration 10 the Union, and thet they hon.
estly intend to adopt themselves to the new
condition Of things by which they are sur
rounded, and make good their professions Of
sincerity.
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Three young workwomen in good health
entered in the service Of Paris manufac
turer, who engaged them in filling boxes
with those dangerous toys known as Pha
COST Serpents. After coatiguipg thsiS wUsk
for some days only they we're seized with
alarming illness, and were obliged to be re-
moved to the Lariboishire Hospital. Their
lives have been saved, but their health is for
ever gone.
"A new member Of the English House Of
Commons, who had the habit of speaking
very slowly, recently undertook tnsdsbate the
cattle plague bill, and astonished the House
hy saying, !" I've hau the rinderpNt ''--afaer
the borst of laughter which followed, the
member was permitted TO continue, and ad-
ded-" on my farm"
"A Philadelphia writer says shSt Mr.. Jay
Cookies new house twill contain fifty bed
chambers, Aichapei, . gymnasium, > HbsAfy
and all the accessories to q palatial house OF q
Christian banker" We are glad to know
what should constitute the house Of !" 9
Christian banker.
-"Conscience money" Of large and small
amounts, is daily being received It Washing.
.,-bnrl'ngton, Vt, is sdiscussag The advisa.
bility OF tapping Lake Champl.in, Is order ID
get an adequate water supply.
"A vessel will sail for Repulse Bev. in il.
Arctic regions about the middle u I'm. 3,
which Captain G. F. Hall will rscssn ~
| Art aewshs has had daring Ne prsssRl
year. . n
The new island il The Grecisn archip$l-
sgo AAs assumed ~ shape of = cssesept -
i apparently part ofths eeatsr of - n3r
moas voocano. .sa g ~
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!. PAPER. lit is reported that Messrs. Harper
h Brothers have ordered whole shipload of
Thite paper from Belgium. Titknor 3 Fields,
Boston have ordered 5 900 reams in London
II has been estimated that at present prices
good book and news paper can be delivered
in New York, all duties and expenses incln-
ded, at three quarters the price of American
paper of the same quality. Another est-
mate makes the difference in favor ofsforeign
paper ten pes cent. instead OF twenty-Rye
per cent" II is certainly demonstrated that
paper can be imported at cheaper rates than
our paper makers are demanding.
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LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY

The Senate on Saturday evening coneurred
in the report Of the Swamp Land Investiga.
tion Committee. after voting down an amend
ment to reimburse the suffering counties. The
bill providing for the publication of laws and
proceedings oil Boards of Supervisors in
county newspapers and the bill relating to
the lands Of minors or insane persons sold for
taxes. were amended and passed.
Yesterday, the Senate passed the general
appropriation bill. The House Constitutional
amendment was read and adopted The fol.
lowing are among the bills passed: To locate
the Deaf and Dumb Asylum at Council Bluffs;
iantry money expended for clothing grant.
ing lands to the Sioux City and ST. Paul h.
r. Company the Representative appropria-
ton bill; the McGregor Railroad bill; the
Arsenal bin, etc.
In the House. on Saturday evening, the re.
ports Of the Investigating Committees on the
Swamp Land Indemnity and on the Ameri-
can Emigrant Company were adopted. The
Senate amendments TO several bills we're con-
Cured in, among them the school bill.
Yesterday. the House dispatched the usual
heaty-amount Of business of the last day OF
the session. Among the bills passed were:
To amend the law relative to deeds of trust
apportioning the State into Representative
dis,ricts to enlarge the rights of married
woman; to retire the circulation Of State
Bank money: explanatory Of the law relative
to the loaning of school fund; the law rela
tive to mill dams to change the manner c1
choosing Township Trustees; to admit idiots
and imbecile pers ms to the Insane Asylum
a joint resolution appointing Trustees of the
Orphans House the Mississippi rapids bill
the militia bill the McGregor H.. Il. bill
&c.-Register Of 3rd.
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LIGHT YouR FIREs.-It is urged that pre-
ventive Of the dreaded cholera may be found
in keeping open fires burning during the
night. The New York Journal Of Commerce
quotes Dr. Parkin, late Medical Inspector Of
Cholera in the West Indies, Who believes he
has discovered a cause for greater prevalence
OF certain diseases now than formerly, in the
fact of the general substitution in dwellings,
of furnaces for the more genial and healthful
old fashioned CRATES and fire places. Many
Of the facts mentioned By DR.. Parkin, in his
work on The Causation and Prevention of
Disease, London, 1862, seem to corroborate
his theory. Birmingham, and other large
manufacturing cities, it seems, enjoy an al
most complete exemption from fevers and
other diseases produced by bad air. The rea
SOU assigned for this is the number of factory
freS. DR.. Parkin further states that the
Postmaster Of Tore de ire Ponti Ia town in
Italy situated on the margin Of the Pontine
Marshes) and who appeared to enjoy perfect
health, thus accounted for the circumstance !:
= have resided, sold he, '.more than forty
years in this place, and never had .he fever
The only precaution take is not to leave the
house until the sun is somewhat above the ho
rizon TO return home before nightfall, and
then to light FIRE.
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"Constitution'' and now declares that the Con.
gress of the United States which j. recognized
BY the President, the Supreme Court and the
loyal people ofthe United States, is no Con-
gress, but mere mob, and the acts passed
by it Of no more validity than verdict of 4
jury under Lynch law. The Constitution
says:r Tr
ITO prevent the consummation Of such an
overt act of treason against the government
Of the United States, the President would
not only be justified, but it would be his in.
cumbent duty to order file of soldiers into
the Senate Hall, and arrest every scoundrel
Of that body who il engaged in the treasona-
Bile plot, and also their co-conspifatoPs in the
lower House of Congress. This may be call
ed desperate measure, but desperate means
may become the alternative of saving the ma
ton from anarchy and another civil war
among the people.
The Congress of the United States, as at
present constituted, is nothing more than .
mob, and we are clear in our conviction that
no act which is passed by it has any more
validity than the verdict Of jury empanneled
in court Of Judge Lynch. The radicals in
Congress have deliberately and with malice
afore thought excluded the Representatives
of all the Southern States from their seats in
that body, and also voted out Voorhees, and
Brooks from the Lower House, and Stockton
from the Senate, because they supported the
President in opposition to the radicals in
their efforts to destroy both the government
Of the United States and the liberty
Of the people. The President would
be justified in arresting the traitorous radi
calls of Congress when it is found to be neces-
sary to do so in order to save the government
and the peoples liberty, and we will be mis-
taken if Andy Johnson does not prove HIM
self equal to the occasion"
Nothing more inconsistent with the Con-
stitution, with the principles Of free Republi-
can government, and with the genius and
temper of law-abiding and liberty loving
people, was ever uttered by the anarchists or
the advocates of military usurpation and des-
potism in this or any other age or country in
view of all the circumstances and surround
inps,
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NKw YoRK, April 4.
The steamer War Castle has arrived from
Havana and brings dates to March 3lst. No
news. ~
The steamer Raleigh has arrived from New
Orleans with the first Vermont Cavalry. Col.
Porter commanding.
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San FRANCIsCO, April 3.
The Legislature yesterday passed con-
cur, ent resolutions expressing their apprecis-
ton Of the services Of Gen. Mcdowell, and
asking Congress to promote him to the rank
Of Major General Of the United STATES srs61.
The Legislature will adjourn line die to.
morrow.
Legal tender notes are selling at, III.
The shi6 Gov. Morton, from New York.
Capt Horton commanding, has arrived.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-04-05

THE cheap and dirty excresences how worn
on the back of many female heads. looking
much like i'll shaped dough nuts, are made Of
cotton yarn, and cost, nets and all, about nine
shillings each.
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genius Of our free institutions, and exh.us.
tive of.the national resources, and ought not
therefore TO be sanctioned or allowed. ercent
in cases Of actual necessity, for rerell;no an
invasion or for the suppression Of treason:
and
WHEREAS, The Government Of the United
States. from the beginning of the insurrec.
ton to its suppression. has been in conformi-
ty with principles herein set forth and emu
merated;
Therefore, /, Andrew johnson, President
OF the United States, do hereby proclaim and
declare that the insurrection which has here
tofore existed in the States of Georgia, South
Carolina, North Carolina, Virginia, Tennes.
see, Alabama, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missis-
sippi, and Florida il At an end, and hence
forth to be 80 regarded.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand and caused the, seal of the United
States 70 - sdixed.
Done ct the city Of Washington this second
day of April in the year Of our Lord A. D.,
1866, and Of the Independence Of the United
States Of America, the ninetieth.
(Signed) ANDREW JOHNSON.
BY the President:
wv. H. SEWARD, Sec'y Of State.
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April ID 1t the residence Of Mr. William BiSm Rev
g. Il Warng, Nr ISAAC BIoA TO Miss FR1dEicA fLon.
ERs, Ill osthis city
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RY the day or week. situation In pri-
- family -en,stresa- ~ m betsat pet
sho nm srst~ads cutting and 6tusE G. idfs ootA
inx Al r.A ANNA WARD,
Apr<Av P.o Box s56
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p. voLNEY.

DRACTICAL DYER AND SCOURER.
= Third Street., between Main AID John.8n, 10
the Ped Store
Repairing and Rs-pressisS
Or Gentien~n's eiath-s nestly doae. rbe public may
f-iy their ~ork being done In the nost scsntac
wor kmsb-iike manner, ana pubctuaily.
apf4-d6n
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The New York Erening Poa, in the course
of an article upon the prices Of paintings in
America and Europe, estimates that within
the past two years upwards of one million Of
dollars have been paid in New York. alone,
for the works of foreign and native artists
and this, too, while the country VI As strug.
Cling under the indiction cf tremendous
war.