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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1866-11-29
ITE MEN SHALL RULE AMERICA" !"
McARTHUE, OMIO:
DEMOCTATIC STATE CONVEN-
r.-.,- TION.
Tu esday, January 8, 1867.

To the Democracy Of Ohio:
A State Convention of the De
mocracy CT Ohio will be held a.
Columbus, on Tuesday, the oth day
of January next, to nominate can
didates for the following offices, and
for the transaction Of such other
business as may come before it:
Governor;
Lieutenant Governor;
Aetditor Of State;
Treasurer Of State;
Supreme Wdge;
attorney General;
MEMBER Board Of Public Works.
The ratio of representation will
be as follows: One delegate for
each county; an additional delegate
for every 500 votes cast for Thomas
M. Key for Supreme Judge at the
last election; and an additional del
egate for every fraction of 25O or
more votes so cast.
This ratio gives to Vinton coun-
ty four delegates. .. -
1t is respectfully suggested that,
as far as it may be pra cticable and
convenient, the delegates be chcs-
en- on Saturday, the Goth day of De-
Gem Der. .
We avail ourselves of this occa-
sion to urge upon the Democracy
an immediate organization, and es-
pecially township and ward organ.
ization. Now is the time to spread
useful information among the peo-
pie; but this cannot be done with
out a thorough and efficient organ
ization. That our principles will
ultimately triumph we do not
doubt--for to do that would be to
doubt the possibility of free gov
ernment-but we cannot achieve
success, and avert despotism, with
out labor and we cannot begin our
labors too soon, or prosecute them
too earnestly and steadfastly.
By order of the Democratic State
Central Committee.
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chm.
9. J. BEAM, Sec'y.
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WAR NEWS.

a A Washington dispatch says
Napoleon has refused to remove
the French troops from Mexico
without a guarantee from the
United States Government for the
French claims. This riled Mr.. Sew.
ard, and he has demanded redress
The occupation of Matamoras is by
the order ofthe Government. Our
troops will advance into Mexico at
once. General Sedgwlck has full
powers to move forward at his own
discretion"
Dispatches over the Atlantic ca
BILE, from Europe, state the move
ment of the English Government
against the Fenians continues.
Another regiment of infantry goes
to Belfast Immediately. A box OF
uniforms and arms has been seized
sent from the United States--at
Liverpool. The Daily News de-
nounces the fierce threats of its
contemporaries, and says the rebel
lion must be suppressed in SOL
dier-like manner. ..'..
A New York dispatch says:
When, at late hour last night, the
Worlds special appeared on the
streets with the exciting news from
Ireland, the effect upon the city
was unequaled since the news of
the great victories over the rebel
lion. Places of amusement were
thinned out, hotels and other places
Of congregating were thronged by
anxious and excited persons, who
freely indulged in congratulations
and hopeful expressions, and Fe-
mans rushed to the meeting-pla
of their circles, hoping to get addi-
tional information. I EN-.
The Worlds New Orleans special
says: A dispatch just received
from Flakes Bulletin, at Calves
ton, announced that the Union
General Sedgwick crossed the Rio
Grande on Thursday last, with a
brigade of United States troops,
and occupied Matamoras, assuming
that he did SO to protect the inter
ests of American residents in that
town. The movement creates
great excitement, as it is not known
whether this has been done or not
with the sanction of the Govern
ment.
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ENTERPRISE.

We hear some talk on the streets
of bank that is soon to be start.
ed in our village. A woolen fac
tory has also assumed proportions
in the minds Of some of our prom
inent citizens. Railroad stock is
still below par, but some have
hopes of a rise in the MARKET
What all this talk will amount to,
remains to be seen. We sincere
ly hope some of these projects will
be carried into execution. The
Fenian Government is perfect and
complete, in all its proportions it
has an army-some say, a navy; it
has a President and all minor Off
GERS |; also, what seems an mex
haustible treasury and, yet, it is
not a recognized government.-
Will it ever be9 The enterprises
we have mentioned, as talked of on
our streets, resemble, to certain
extent, this Fenian Government.
They are not so finished in their
outlines, nor so complete in their
details; but they are, as yet, mere
talk. There are no such obstacles
to overcome for their accomplish
ment, as oppose the Fenians in the
location Of their complete and per-
fectly finished government. Those
interested in the advancement and
progress of Macarthur, have the
necessary funds to push forward to
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NOTICE.,

II VILE undersigned, administrators of the
Il estate of David Jones, deceased, will
sell at public vendue, at Macarthur, Vinton
county, Ohio, on III
Friday, November 30, 1866:
GOO head Of feeding wethers;
l75 do do fine Spanish Merino Ewes;
100 do do medium Ewes.
12O do do Spanish Merino Lambs;
20 do do extra fine Span. Merino Bucks ;
10 do do do do do Buck
..- Lambs. ...rf-
Sales to the highest bidder. ... ...
TERMS OF SALE: Sums less than $50
cash. Reasonable time given on larger
sums, If properly secured. ... =
Owing to the inclemency of the wealth
er, the sale of this stock, heretofore ad-
vertised for the 18th inst, was postponed,
and will positively take place as above
mentioned.I H. G. JONES, ,....
, j. w. RANNELLS,
nov22w2 Admrs,, &c.
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completion the enterprises we have
mentioned. There is nothing to
prevent, except a too "abundant
caution" @ lH
The question of the removal of
the county seat is, as yet, mere
talk, but it is of serious import
There is a powerful interest in fa-
vor of its removal to Zaleski. The
people there are alive to their in
terest. In the agitation of the
question, they have, at present,
every advantage. Their town is
alive and growing. Macarthur can
point to no progress, no improve
ments, no enterprise, to back her
claims. There must be some show
Of life and movement, or the coun-
ty seat will be lost TO us. Those
most interested, are the monied
men among us. They are the men
to set the ball in motion. Prompt
action from them is needed. They
must do something to combat the
apathy which is in their midst, and
which they will find to be dan
gerous enemy. Let them show a
live, working interest in their town
and the county seat will not be
moved. Let them show apathy in
the matter, and " trust to luck,'
and they will soon have to go to
Zaleski to pay their taxes.
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A Administrators Sale
Of
= r Z A L E ST AT E. q


pURSUANT 10 an order OF sale from the Pro-
bate Court, of Tie county of Yinton, I will
offer for sale, at public auction, on - SIt
Monday, December 10th, 1860,
at one O'Clock PM, upon the premises, tho
following described real e5tete, situated in the
county of Vinton and State Of Ohio, to-wit:--
The west half Of the south west quarter Of
section five( 81 township eight (s) range sixteen
N6) containing seventy four (74) acres more or .
less. Also thirty. four (S4) acres off the north
end Of the follc wing described premi sss atm
sted in the county and state aforesaid, to-vis:
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of sao-
tiOn six .(S) township (s) range sixteen llsl
containing seventy four acres. W.
Appraised OF Eleven hundred dollars. Terms
Oh saie:--one-third in hand, one-,hird in six
months, and ono-third in twelve mont hs from
the day Of sale, with interest. The payments 70
oesecured by mortgage upon the premises sold.
)1 PATRICK HENRY QUINN, 10
Administrator Of the estate Of ~
:. Michael Daugherty, deceased,
bratton d Mayo, attorneys. II nov1ws
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The Human Hair.

A recent writer has said that no ma ton
bestows less attention on the human hair,
than the Americans. II this be said in re.
gard TO the oils and greases that are used,
then never was greater mistake made. We
are pleased to know Remedial Med icinal
preparation is now Offered In the MARKET
II is not one of those clear colored liquids,
whose only merit consists in their beauty,
but Of intrinsic worth, VIII ich cures all dis,
eases OF the scalp, restores the hair 10 its
natural color, when gray, and causes new
hair to grow where it has fallen out. This
is Halls Vegetable Siciian Hair, Remover.
We speak Of its virtues from actual use -
Mort hern Gazette. IN - o. .'.- : TODD
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Legal Notice.

THE State Of Ohio, VSmton Co.:
Franklin II. Chidester, Before S. c. Case,
-..... ... Exparte} Com. of 1nsolve'ts
NOTICE is hereby given, that Franklin
1 Y ii: Chidester of said Vinton county,
mas applied to me, s. G. Case, Commissioner
OF lnsolyents for said Vinton county, for
the benefit of the insolyent laws, and that
he has complied with the requirements Of
the statutes in such made and provided
That will file in the Court of Common
Pleas for said county, on or before the first
day of the next term OF said conrt, the
schedules, inventory, oath and other nee
essary papers in said application. 49,. -.
E. A. BRATToN, S, C. CASE, i
Atty for appl't. Com, of Insolvents.
Nov. %, 1S66-3w. Vinton Co. q
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Vinton County::
Harvey N. Dowd, plaintiff,

-r Erwin E. Dowd defendant. .
In Court Of Common Pleas, on Vendi.
DURSUA ANT to the con- mand Of Vendi, with
i Fl. Ia. clause, in the above cause to me
dir ectcd from the court of common pleas. of
the aforesaid county Of Vinton, will offer at
public sale, at the farm of Erwin E. Dovd In
the township Of Madison, in aforesaid county Of
Vinton, on 't
4 Monday, December g. 1866,
at the hour of IL o'clock a m Of said day, the
following goods q md chattles, to wit: =
The undivided one-third of two fields Of Corn
in the Shock, and two Hay Stacks
Taken as The property Of Erviu E. Dowd to
satisfy Judgment Of aforesaid co ur. in favor
Of Harvey N. Dowd
Terms Of Sals-Cash In hand. -.r
John Dowd, .,- - sheriff v. CO.
for plaintiff nov22wa -
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CONGRESS-.


ical doctors, calling itself the Con-
gress of the United States, will as
semble to consult and advise upon
the state of the country, and to give
such prescriptions as, in its wis
dom, seems best for the health and
well doing cf the body polite. An
army will meet its members in
Washington to give them nerve.-
If it could furnish them with brains
and patriotism, 1t would be better.
That they need both is evidenced
by the the effect of previous legis-
lation. Their reassembling will
do no more than revive the bad
feeling which it is the policy of
party to infame, and to embarrass,
by hasty, injudicious and partizan
legislation, the work of reunion.-
The country could very well al
ford to pay each member double
his salary and keep them at home.
Representing but a portion of the
States, it is not a Congress in the
light of the Constitution. Most of
its present members were elected
on the pretended issue Of the Con-
stitutlonal Amendment. tits clear
now that the amendment can not
receive a two-thirds vote of the
States. The sagacious leaders of
the party saw this all the time, and
only meant, by favoring it, to
bridge the fall elections. They
will now make out Of its rejection
an argument for the further perse-
cution Of the South. They see be-
fore them the next Presidential
lection, and the almost certain
defeat of their party, if the South
ern States be restored to their
Constitutional rights. Indifferent
as to any question Of right, or good
faith, they are bent upon party
success, no matter what the means.
The majority of the members will
obey the crack of their masters
whip.
Relying on the Endorsement OF
the late elections, in which success
was obtained by keeping alive the
hate and ill-feeling engendered by |
the war, they will not scruple at
anything. The Democratic party |
has made a gallant fight in defense
of the Constitution and the rights
of the States. 1t has stood nobly |
by its guns. 1t is to-day MAORI
ty in the country, but is made al
most powerless by usurping min
Ority. Though everything looks
black, it will not despond. 1t has
stood the test of defeat after de-
feat; unsubdued, mistaken, unter-
rifed, it stands by its principles,
and will fight it out on that line.
Success will, in the end, crown its
,onstancy, its energy, and the
light.
There will be an attempt, by a
ew Of the flighty members of this
'O-called Congress, to impeach the
President. The effort will amount
o nothing. We look with consid-
'rable curiosity for the Presidents
Message. We have confidence that
lie will stand firmly by the position
le has taken. In a few days we
will have the message, and may
'eruse the daily record of this
,ody's proceedings. ....... r..
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Of sal wood, ore and other material, with
interest thereon from the time Of incurring
the same. u. .,.,.,...,a
Said premises are appraised as on entirety
at the sum Of Sixiy-two Thousand and FIJI
ty dollars B62,050 0Ol, and must bring
two-thirds Of that sun.
Terms OF Sale. cash. 10 t4-4,tV
JOSEPH ]. MCDOWELL, ,lr9
~ Special Master Commissioner.
noV22w5 -..... ....ltt't f'f
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.
More than usual interest is man.
Tested in the forthcoming message
Of the President, and to allay this
anxiety the newspaper correspond
ents have INDUCED in many specu-
latlons as to the measures to be
recommended by Mr.. Johnson; but
save to members of the Cabinet, it
may be safely asserted that the
President has not communicated
the points embraced in the message.
Nevertheless, enough has been made
known through persons who have
had recent confidential convelsa-
tons with Mr. johnson to enable
us to anticipate the character of
the official document, and to state,
with almost absolute certainty, a
few of the measures that will be
recommended to Congress. First,
its tone is (for the message is al
ready written) conciliatory, or more
properly it may be said to he fair,
yet firm and free from the defiant
temper which some have supposed
Mr.. johnson could indulge in, and
again, those who are under the inn
preston that the President is de-
termined to carry out what is term
ed "my policy" will be deceived if
they expect in the message propo-
sitions looking to the further pros |
ecution of that policy, for Mr.. John
son does not admit that any part of
his policy of restoring the South.
ern States remains to be done so
tar as the Executive has the power
to act. He claims that all that re-
mains unfinished of his plan is the
admission of the legally elected
loyal Representatives, and that
work belongs solely to Congress.
Since Mr.. Johnson has occupied
the Presidential chair he has not
deemed any further amendments
to the Constitution necessary; but
in the forthcoming message, in
view of the exigences Of the day,
Mr.. Johnson will recommend sever
al matters as subjects to be en-
braced in proposed amendments to
that instrument. Among them
may be mentioned the abolishment
of the electoral college, and the
election of President and Vioe-
President directly by the voters at
large, without regard to State
boundaries.
Another amendment suggested
is the. election of United States
Senators by the voters at large, in
the several States, instead of elect
ing them by the State Legislatures;
and still another amendment named
IS the appointment of Judges of the
United States Supreme Court for a
.erm OF twelve years each, one
,hird of the entire number to be
every four years. These {
were suggested some
years ago in the United States SEN ,
ate, by Mr.. Johnson, while he was
member of that body.
The amendment proposing the
election of President by the voters
IT large, in the opinion of Mr.. John
'on, will efectually regulate the
question of suffrage within the
States, by making it of imperative
interest that each State includes as
many voters as possible, and thus, I
n proper time, the franchise will
oe extended to the colored people. '
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Ati,t Adrertissltltats.
Eliza Redd,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the un-
IN dersigned has been appointed and du-
ly qualified as administrator on the estate
OF Eliza Redd, late of Clay county, Illinois,
deceased. All persons indebted to the es-
tate are requested to make immediate pay
ment; and those having claims against
the same will present them, duly authenti-
Gated, to the undersigned for allowance.
nov29 66-3w HORACE REDD.
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David Jones, Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the un-
IN dersigned have been appointed and
duly qualified as administrators of the es-
tate of David Jones, deceased, late of Vim
ton county, D. H. JONES,
Nov. 22-3w, J,W. RANNELLS.
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And engaging in the Upholstery business,
l take this method of calling the attention
of the people of Macarthur and surround
ing country to my stock.
Prices to suit the times.
Repairing done to order. -.....
Respectfully, JAS. HENDERSON.
nOY29m3
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VintOn Probate Court,

N0TICE.-Eli Hill, administrator of the
~ estate of Joseph E. Hill, deceased,
has filed his accounts and vouchers for in
spection and final settlement and that the
same will be for hearing in the Probate
Court of Vinton county, Ohio, on Satur-
day, the 18th day of December, A. D. 1866,
at II o'clock NJ. Of said day.
nov59 RICHARD CRAIG, Probate Judge.
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LIST OFlLETTERS

IIST OFILETTERS
REMA.lNlNG in the Post Office at Nc
~ arthur, O., October 81, 1866: nrk.
Blodgeh Capt Ill Israeli M sAo
Donde VA i4i' 9Lewellau
Diwyers David VI ,McCourt Csthafine
Hook Mrs Elizabeth Shaw William ct5
Hunt Mrs A N yanhook Mrs Han nah
Hardesty Nelson vanhook Mr. MiCL
o. % 0E lala1H. Redo, P. NJ,
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Robert Bucknor, admr. Off In Vinten county,
Willis Leach, decd PIN, Ohio, Probate Court.
vs.. Petition to cell lands
Mary Leach, widtw ct nls to pay debts. II.
the heirs at law Of decd ~ 20
defts. " = - -I
MARY LEACH, widow Of Willis Leach, late
N1 of Vinton county, Ohio, deceased, Mary,
in ntermarried with Lewis Page, Thomas Leach,
Rheda, internarred with Joseph B. Mullen.
Lewis " Leach, Lo1isa c., intemarrisd with
Robert Buckner, and Sarah A, intermarried
with Robert 4. Byrd. all residing in Wood
county, West Virginia; George A. Leach, Jas.
II. Leach, nariamna A, interniaTritd with
Nicholas l. Vgler, all residing in Vinton coun-
y, Ohio; I'd .Lorihda @ Leach, widow Of John
b. Leach, deceased, late Of Jasper county, Iowa,
AND the unknown heirs At law of said John B
Leach, deceased; = Y
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
That Robert Butkner, administrator of said
willis Leach, deceased, on the nth da5 of No
vember, a. d. 1865, filed his petition in tEeiEaid
Probate Court, within and tor tho said county
Of Vinton alleging that the personal estate and
effects CT said decedent are ins Efficient TO pay
his debts and the charges of administering his
estate; that he died sIized in fee simple Of the
county of Vinton, Ohio, to wit
The north east quarter of The south west
quarter If Section Number Nineteen (l9), in
township number ten (lG) Of range number
seventeen (l7) containing forty-eiTht acres
more or loss, subject to sale at Chillcothe land
office. . .. ~, o. 7.''IT
Also, in-lots number fourteen "a and num-
Der thirty seven (37) in tho town of Hnmden,
Vinton county, Ohio; that faid Mary LeAch as
widow of said dccedent is entitled to dover in
said premises and that above >nam cd heirs at
law hold The next estate of Inheritance therein.
he prayer of said petition ia for the assign
ment OF dowor to sail Mary Leach widow as
aforesaid an3 for tie sale Of said premises,
s9 o]eet 20 such dover estate. for the payments
Of the debts and charges aforesaid. -
Said petition will be- for hearing on the 18th
day OF December a. d. 1866, or as soon thsre-
aftcr as counsel can be heard.
ROBERT BUCKNER. admr. .
Of Willis Leach, deceased.
E. A. Bratton, atty. for petr. noy02w4
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Robert Bucknor, admr. on In Vintop conntv.
Willis Leach, deed ,plff, Ohio, Probate Cont,
vs.. Petition to sslI lands
the heirs at law of decd =. =.
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. To THE PEOPLE OF Nc
ARTHUR AND VICINITY. 20
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LvOR sALE-A FIvE YEAR OLD .IIORsE. WIZ
I Truck and Harness, alnos. Can be seen Al ~
Watt. street
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n Esrnnuge fes a.i~ esesssiax = vps.~ - rs@ersvtr
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L-oR sALE--TROTTISG AND WORK HORSES; ALSO
1ssde Hor-es6 light rrotting waeons leather shifting
agoLs single and double Harness. iow
Please e. call and examine before purchasing clsr where
N7 Broadway, Thirty ninth street, waycrry
stables.
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A DAILY EXCURSION 10 rIlE rISnLau BANKS
n BY the superior st~an-r WYOMING, v - Huamire
Pilot leaving every A.. s&spffays errsrisG from sake
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Lines and Refrcshrnrnis % board
YAvoHrTH GROW 70. rxcrRsfoHs-cRos
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bsre~s Auna ara R1A.ffs ard eths~
Chri4opker ~ n. IkOssETT.
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ITO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~ HERTRy sisYH
] thar. IN Pur-uaDce Of ordinance " The ccnmon
sssa~. w-rd~1 folIows 10
X sfdsinsd - the MAJOR Aldermen and conrossMg
q ~ ey ~ New Yort N Comma coun1 convened hat
Ssssas sr~st iron Pine Nail street 10 Paved With
ths Sesssoa psysosaL sAe espease V 30 borae By iss
s.si.s popc~ah yin BE- r~c-,.a Il this once pasi "a
esees Of russdsy Aasus . i-ss. for the cons'rue
prepoeai msss 10 insnr.~d with the tile 81 hs work.
t- u the btd1ss and the date aas offering Amount
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