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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-06-27

which elevated him to the pinnacle
of honor, the acme of greatness /; it
was an article on Zaleski which ap-
peared in his issue May 30th.
When IL was distributed among the
members they held meeting on
the spot and elected HIM an honor
ary member. II is one of the finest
specimens of polite literature on
record. There is not a more bril-
liant passage 10 be found in any
of the ancient or modern worthless.
The following is a specimen-he is
speaking of some of our citizens:
"The question is not-'have we a
Bourbon among us2'-but, is there
"a bloated aristocracy' in our midst?
From the iniquitous revelings, in
our boarding. house halls, of that
miniature court of st. James, we
are inclined to think that the shores
Of the old world are drawing near
to u.s."
That is the quintessencc of the
essence Of refinement and could
only emanate from the son Of Lord
Lucifer. The members of our club
who can discriminate between the
finer points were able to appreciate
its beauties because they knew that
the "iniQuitous rerelingS an our
boarding house halls" consisted in
watching beside the couch of a
dying friend for long, weary days,
and weeks, and months.
p. PLUMFULL,
Sec. Zaleski Sporting Club.
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Republican State Convention.

The Republicans of Ohio held
their nominating convention, al
Columbus, on the 10Th inst, and
put in nomination the following
TICKET.
For Governor, R. B. Hayes, of Gin
cinnati. f.. ..
For Lieut.. Governor, Samuel Gal.
loway, of Columbus.
For Auditor State, Gen. Goldman.
For Attorney Gen. W. II. West.
For Comptroller of the Treasury,
NJ. R. Bailey, of Fulton co.
For Treasurer of State, s. S. War.
ner.
For Supreme Judge, John Welsh,
of Athens.
For Member Board of Public Works,
Philip Herzig.
At the close of the nominations,
the following platform was adopted;
PLATFORM.
Tine Republican Union party q
Ohio, in convention assembled, de-
clare
1st. That one of the great lessons
Of the war is that the American
people are nation, and not mere
ly confederacy of sovereign and
independent States.
2nd. That our existence as a ma,
tionis based on the great principles
announced in the Declaration Of
independence, vindicated by the
proclamation of emancipation, the
constitutional amendment abolish
ing slavery, and the spirit of re-
publican democracy and justice
which underlie the reconstruction
policy of the Thirty-N Ninth and For
ieth Congresses, which we hereby
fully indorse and demand shall be
carried into complete effect by
every additional needed legisla
ton.
3D.. That while we will always
cherish and defend the American
system of local and municipal self
governments, for local purposes
and a National Government for ma
tional purposes; and while we are
unalterably opposed to all attempts
at Capitalization Or consolidation o.
power anywhere, we hold that liber
ty and human rights constitute oul
great national boon, which local Of
State organizations must not bt
allowed to abridge or take away.
4th. That, imbued with the spiri
of true democracy, and believing
that the powers necessary for the
purpose Of attaining the ends O
Government ought not to be re-
stricted to a privileged class, but
should be vested in the whole peo
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ZALEsKI SPORTING CLUB.
The Notables---Lucifer, Bowen's
Daddy---HOw j. w. Bowen Be
came a Member.

came a Member.
/ Moon, NEAR THE GAs.HoUsE, !
June II, 1867.
We have been at loss to ac.
count for the paternity Of the En-.
gineer of the Mud-Machine, until
Peter Plumfull ESqr. came to our
relief, through the columns of the
Zaleski Echo. This gentleman be-
ing a learned antiquarian has pro-
cued the Pedigree of this notable
and we hope our friends in the
clique will send for copies and have
it framed and hung on the walls of
their dwellings. The Commission
erS should get copies to ornament
the Court House and Jail with.
"But the most prominent mem.
her of the Club is Brother Bowen,
of the Democratic Enquirer. He is
a man-but such is the vastness OF
the subject and such my poverty of
thought that cannot do him jus.
tice in this portraiture. He is the
essence of refinement, the embodi-
ment of virtue, the regenerator of
society, the protector ofinnocence,
the guardian of public morality,
whose eye is ever sweeping the
vast expanse to detect the vultures
of vice, noting all their evolutions,
and when they would pounce upon
their .unsuspecting victims he
sounds the clarion of alarm and
hastes to hide them under his shell.
tering wing. He brings to the club
the prestige of nobility, being the
beloved son and heir of Lord Luci-
Ter of the Palace of Blazing Sui.
phur,in the land Erebus,of a world.
wide reputation, the great inventor
of an ingenious machine for the
manufacture of lies, which his son
is laboring most assiduously to in.
troduce into every family. Such a
devoted son of a worthy father
richly deserves what report says is
in store for him when he returns 20
his native cline, a rery warm re.
csption from the old gentleman.
The Enquirer as a family news
paper has no equal, and as a writer
of polite literature Brother Bowen
has no peer. His very spirited ar.
ticle Of the postmistress OF Near.
thur fell like a bombshell or. a
"Coal Kissing hot from He'll" in the
midst of our families. l tell you,
it made a blaze, especially among
our daughters; you might have lit
candle OF a lamp on any of their
modest, shame flushed cheeks. His
chronicles Of our town proclaim
with trumpet tongue his noble
birth and parentage. No one can
sound deeper depths of profanity,
blasphemy, and ran cour, and could
we, Oh! could we but scatter them
broadcast through the land they
would at one fell swoop, wither
blight, blast and destroy every
"bloated aristocrat" that taints the
air with his foul and impure breath
But it was not his chronicles that
secured his election TO our club
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JUST PUBLISHED,
New WORK ON SINGING.
BASSINI'S
TWENTY yELOlIC EXlR EkS,
IN FORM OF
Soyeggios for Soprano or Mez-
20 Soprano Voices,
INTENDED As
Studies to Acquire the Art of
Singing.


y" lESE exercises were composed to be as-
ed simultaneously with Is s. stem, The
Art Of Singing" or with any other method Tor
the cuitivatio.. Of the voice, and will take The
place Concone's SolfrggiJs, being moro mel
obi us and better adup ed fer teaching.
"Some Of these exercises are specially lie i'll
tiful "a well as useful, u minglng VI the duce
ct utie, which SECURES the interest a. well as
the improvement Of the student, The various
styles developed in these exercises render them
invaluable in an educational point of view, ~
they tend 10 enlarge the intelligence and the
appreciail on, and III the same time form The
taste Of the pupil. They must be Studicd caro-
fully with reference TO the innumerablu marRs
Of expression and forms of ornAmentGlion 49,
Upon the minute accuiRcy with which these
are accomp lished depends the NC ual sterling
advancement Of the pupil; any evasion ,r su :.
ling in these iespecs is time ami effort tcrly
wasted, while, on the other hand, close and
patient investigation, and infinitely faithful
execution OF them, viii give unexpected power
and facility, and open to the student the inean.
and resources by which great altsts produce
their most brilliant and profound eff cts
Watson's Art journal.
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Shows Itself Up.

The readers of the last Mud.ma-
chine will show its friends why it
was established here. Its only
object villifcation and abuse. Read
and ask yourself the question, what
Constitutional Law and Democrat
ic principles it adyocates7 g.
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e. Y -

Subscribers receiving tLeir pa
pers with an X" marked opposite
their names, will understand that
the time for which they have paid
has expired.
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McARTHUR, OHIO:
FOR PRESIDENT IN 1868,
Hon. GEO. II. PENOLETON,
OF OH 10.
Democratic State Ticket.

GOrerh0r,
Allen G.. Thurman, of Franklin;
Lieutenant GOetfT0T,
Daniel s. Uhl, oi Holmes;
State Treasure,
C.FultOn, OF CrsN ford;
State auditor,
John Nc Elwee, Of Dutler;
Attorney General
Frank Nj. Hurtl. OF Knox;
SaIrsme JEdge
Thomas NJ. Key, ~ Hamilton;
Ccmpfnyli,T q The JuesT'E
William sheridan, Oi Williams;
Member Ecdrj q lSlilt R.'IS
Arthur Hughes Il CU!sbcES.
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61O Gold and Silver ch10
Ol a WATCHES SlZ

IT, ~
20 Gold Hunting case L.vor
~ Watches, 800 TO lf5 each
200 Gold Hunting Case ep'ne
Watches, rs to $50 DO
800 Gold plated on Silver cases, So TO 100 do
800 Solid Silver case Levers, $50 Is do
60 do do Lcpin,s, EST Is do
500 Gold Composite Hunting
Case Watches, % to 50 do
AL the above splendid Watches III be sold
for IL each. We have adopted the ftllowinp
plan: Ger inca es describing each Watch and
its value, are Prepared ard placed in sealed
envelopes, and the holder will beentilled TO the
Watch il calls for, upon payment of the l9.-
This is not a lottery but bona fde sale. Pro-
cure a certificate, and as there are no blanks
every one must geta Watch at half the usual
price at least, and many will get splendid Gold
Watch for the triAing sum oi IL.
Certltica es sent by mail to any address for
80 cents each Five will be sent for 9 dollars;
fifteen for five; thirty-fve for ten dolla-s.
Agents wanted. Send for circular. Address
GILLESPIE, MAX0N & CO.,
june9om6 SO Beekman ST., New York.
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Change of Time.

M. q G. r. r., TIME TABLE.
FROM and alter Sunday the 18th day Of Dec
1865, Trains will leave Stations named az
follnwa.
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Sisson's Drug Store,

Is the place to buy pure medicines, pure
liquors, tine pertumery, and toilet articles
oils and paints ofevery description, tobac-
co, snuff and cigars of the finest quality,
at tie very lowest rates,
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u 5.
u. s.
INT Err NAL RE VEN j E.
INCOME TAX, LICEN-
SES, dc.
ELEVENTH DISTRICT OF ONO,
InIIrrrnR's NYTlcE.
roPTSM0lI n Juue g6. 1861.


PORT$MOU II, June 70. 1861. ]
A Sreq1ired by 80 tion %. of An Act 70
n Provide Internal Revenue TO support the
Government. and Pay Interest on The Public
Debt" approved March 2, 1867 public notice
is hereby gwen to all persons interested, that
the Assessors Annual Lists, for this Dlstrlet'
CONFUSING tho c,untics Of Adams SciotO,
Lawrence GIia, Ylnton Hnd ia 'k.on,) for
the year 1867, embracing Take on Incomes,
Licenses, Hc !, now IN my hands for eollec-
ton, AID that s,il tax 8 are nov die and pay
able.
will a'tOnd mSsl II OF by Deputy. at the .
$. Collectors 0tfici, in oich county Of sid Dis
trie., for tho purpO Of receiving the taxes
Aiorssaii, until tho 10th day of July next.
d. I. COATES.
JOS. j. MCDOWELL, Collector,
olfse-Vinton County Bunk,
iune2Tw1 N Arthur, u.
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NOTICE.

nNt the 2lst day Of June, in the year 1857,
" the PROBATE Court of Vinton county de-
ciared the estate Of Allen Hawk, deceased, To
De probably insolven,. Creditors are there 10 q
required TO present their eli inns against the
estate TO the undersigned for allowances within
Elk months from the time above msh toned, OF
they viii not DO entitled 70 payment.
...-. DAVID HAWK,
tnns9Ivs Admr, Of Allen Hswt, decd.
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The Republicans of Ohio held
their nominating convention, at
Columbus, on the 10Th inst, and
put in nomination the following
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1867-10-04
TruSt Sale.

NY VIRTUE OF 4, DEED OF TRUST Elk
Is ecrted TO me by Josiah Ingersol and NATL
Sa C.. ms wife, bearing date on the 26th day o.
June 1856 and now on record in the Recorder
Srtsce of Marshall county, in Deed Book No. Is
nae 3I5, l will sell at the front door Of the
So5rt House of Marshall county, at public auc
ON on TUESDAY, the 10Th DAY OF OC
ToBER next, all that piece or parcel OF lan9 ~
~ md being in Marshall county, State OF Wesi
I Trng.=ir,ia containing nine hundred and seventy
NuE.n -rss three ruOds and eight poles, as the
snIso % at forth. described and bounded in said
iseI Of trust. Selling as trustee viii convey J:
uScb title as Is vested in me By said deed o.
Farms Of sale-Cash, or, at the oPtisn OF the
,,,cbaser one.third in hand, and the balance II
!nrsc ennsl payments, at six, twelve and eigh
teen months. with interest from Gay OF saie
purchaser giving bond with sppro .,,so rsssrvsS
until payment. JAS r-no,se
sen0l-ti tLuotoe.
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In Grange-BrigaoIi Opera.

go am oh.ono. Of e;gbt wears from
.ha Irn;,od st.,es Madame Anna De Ia
GRANGE hos returned Tn this country
the scsne of her former triumpb and
will Give one grand Ousratic represen-
tation here this evening Her renowp
in Enrone and the United states as m
unrivalled artistin operatio music. ora.
torios and concerts fall The music OF
which il Of q diverse character will
onarantaa to ber am .ntbns;astic vel.
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Tho JVapIiuEfon Rresbysery

Net at wellsburg, on Tuesday, and
was called to order at 2 o'clock P. NJ
Rev. DR.. Moffat, Pastor of the Second
Presbyterian Church of this city was
chosen Moderator, and Mr.. J. c. Har-
vey, Writing Clerk.
The usual routine of business was
passed throughput there was little Of
general interest. The subject of divi-
ding the Presbytery was discussed. The
matter having been considered by the
various Sessions, of the Presbytery, it
was found that twenty-five Sessions
were opposed, while not more than fye
or six favored division. ia ga 3'3i' WI
The question of the union of the Old
and New School Churches was dicussed
and was unanimously. favored with
some slight changes in the Recommended
lions of the committee of the General
Conference.
The deliberations of the body were
harmonious and very pleasant to all in
attendance. -.....-- 20
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Trust SALE.

DY VIRTUE OE A DEED OF TRUST ISL
ID executed TO me by William 1. ;braay anu .ho
Anna NJ Brady, his wife, bearing date o the
nd day of February in the year 1866, and now
o. record in the Resordsrs Office O10niS 81 %
West Virginia, in Deed BOOK -, PaSe o., Nh M
Cont House Of Ohio comfy, on SATURDAY.. TIE
10th DAY OF OCTOBER next; all that COZ tam tract
or parcel of land lying in the counties OF Brooke
sa5 Ohio West Virginia, aud ON the waters Of
Sbort creek. known as the Girty Point farm
=, vntsipln.- two hundred and thirty.hye acres
:, or. ar !, ga and bounded a. set foStb and de-
- .;,,. ia "a d deed of trust This land is under
cul syation. h. the usual Improvements ana ~
is rnderlaid it is believed, with valuable oeaS "i
Sizing az trust sc, l win convey such title as
i, Vested in me by ,Said deed of trust. -. -.
Terms oil sait tS;.d in hand. and the balance
IN three equal paym, 'nts at six twelve and
eighteen months, with interest 1rOn da'e' Win
u'e" 'i 'i"S' ~ :. BRADY, Trustee.
WHEELING, Sept. IL lSG. s"PI'"
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being seconded; DE handed zpin wTIflne
to the chair. 1t shall then be andlDiy
read by the Secretary, after which the
Society shall, at its next regular meet
ing, take avote on the proposed amend
ment, and it shall require for its adop.
ton the votes of three-fourths OF Ine
members present. ~. -...
On motion of DR.. Hupp, it was
Resolred, That the thanks of this so
ciety are hereby rendered to the Baiti'
more and Ohio Railroad and the Hemp
field Railroad Companies for their com
mutation of fares to the members al
tending this session of the Society.
Also on motion of DR.. Hupp, it was
Resolred, That the cordial thanks Of
this Society be and are hereby rendered
to Granville D. Hall, Photographer, fol
the full and faithful report be has vol
UNFAIRLY made of its transactions during
its sessions, about to close, and to the
editors of the IRteiligeRcer and REGIS
TER, newspapers of this city, for theiI
characteristic nbefality in publishing
the transactions of this society. en-.
On motion of DR.. Stidger, it was
RESOLVED, That the thanks of the So
ciety be and are hereby rendered to the
citizens of Wheeling for their kindly
appreciation of legitimate medicine anC
surgery.
DR.. Ney nominated DIR. G. W. Bruce
and E. H. Thomas for membership, ant
they were elected.
aDrs. Storer and Baird were appointed
essayists, to report at the next meeting
motion, the Society adjourned t.
meet at Grafton on the first Wednesday
in April 1868.
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Trust Sale.

pY Virtue OF A DEED or Trust H. E Xxx
.iay of August, A. d. 1867, and recorded among
sb. records of the county of Ohio, State of West
Virginia, Deed book numbered -, page ZIG,
will. GU Saturday, the 27th day of October
iss- at the Steenrod House, on the Cumberland
S in said county, sell at public auction, the
,,nsrtv therein mentioned and fully described
p'aUrsistine Of household and kitchen furniture
M the undivided halt of the product OF the
an! .ardsn 70 ga i'd Steenrod House belonging.
Selling as Tru.Ntee, will convey such title as
rorms of sale-SiHOO cash; 1925 in five months;
ss6o on the 3Oth of Much, 1869, and the residue
- ire S0th of March 1870, purchaser giving
Cotes with approved security for the deferred
payments. ALEA-ANDrH T.,'d,.a
An Wit
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Trust Sale.
nv VIRTUE OF A DEED OF

Is Trust executed TO me by David K Ewing
Nd MARY T.. Ewing, his wife, bearing date ON
The 18th day of November A. ID. 1886, and now
IN record In the Recorders Office Of jackson
Cnpnty. West Virginia, in Deed Book numbered
~ folio 3Is. will sell at public auction at the
front door Of the COURT HOUSE of JACKSON
C0TTNTY. on TUESDAY, THE 5th DAY OF
NOVEMBER, A. ID. 1861, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, the
undivided one third part of that certain tract
w MARCEL of land in said deed oftrust mentioned
and described rs u tract o. parcel of land con-
,sining one hundred and fifty acres, more or
less and lying and being ON the Straight Fork Of
S1ndv Greek ia Jackson County, W. Va, and
he Farmland Duffy and and wife 10 NJ. Rheim.
sirom. III. {. Ilesher and the said David L. Ew.
ING by deed now on record in the Recorder 8
uthce of jackson county, w. Va.
Selling a. Trustee, will convey such title as
- vested in me by said deed of trust.
Terms of sale, cash. GIBSON LAMB,
sepa6 I'd Trustee.
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The following is the race programme
for to-day:
1880 A. MA. j. Landerman enters
"Pet;" A. Rusk enters Clark" c. z.
UP enters Frank" G. Leonhardt en-
tiers mike Goodwin" Alexander King
enters Honest Davy;" Jno. w. Clark
enters "John W." Jno. Watson enters
''Mary Ann"
Outside of the exciting races yester-
day were many things worthy of notice.
In Floral Hall we noticed case of
Boots and Shoes, from the store of Mr..
John Anderson, corner of Main and Mad
ison streets, which reflected great cred
it, skill and enterprise upon that gen.
tleman. We particularly noticed what
is called the "Buttobed Boots" for
ladies, which far excels anything in the
shoe line we have witnessed. Another
superior article in the Boot line was
what is called the "Polish Boot 1t
surely is beauty. Mr.. Ander-
s,u had on exhibition another
s.vle of shoe for ladies, called
the fBalmoral," eclipsing anything
in the shoe line that can be pro-
duced. Any person that thinks we do
not know what we are talking about
has only to call at the corner Of Main
and Madison streets at the sign of the
cred Boot" to be convinced of the
matter.
We also noticed, in Floral Hall, in
the Confectionery line, beautiful
monument cake, with Columbus splurg-
ing upon the top, executed by Mr..
Charles r. Behler; and other cakes
of which we have not time to speak.
William Kryter had fine display of
Cutlery.
In the same Hall were a humber of
Sewing Machines. There were on ex-
hibition the Singer machine, the Weed
machine, and the Wheeler & Wilson
machine. Partridge, the veteran Pho
tographist, has on exhibition a fine dis
play of artistic skill. j. Greasy, of the
Mercantile College, is ont in full blast,
and he has Quillist that can, with the
pen, draw anything from an elephant
down to q mosquito.
We also noticed some beautiful draw
ings, executed by Miss Mary j. Mat
thews, Miss Katie Mcnamara, and Miss
Ellie o. Kecfee, all of st. Joseph Acad-
envy, of this city. The skill displayed
is exquisite.
In the Agricultural line, Pryor Boyd
& Co. have a varied display of all sorts
of Agricultural implements-from a dog
ehurn to moving machine. "
We have heretofore spoken of the fine
horses on exhibition. Above we give
the programme for to-day. The premi-
nm in the races this afternoon is $500,
which will excite intense interest. To
day will undoubtedly be the great day
Of the Fair, and we expect to see fifteen
thousand people on the grounds. Until
late honr last night the National road
WIS Ero wded with people coming in.
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The Medical Conrenrion.

The fair and the new stock of watches,
clocks, jewelry and spectacles just re-
ceived at Oxtoby g. Dufield's Jewelry
Store, 1O3 Main street, west side, are the
attractions of the day. Call and SEE the
display at 1902 Grover e. Bakers lock
and chain stitch machines. the best in
use, of all styles. Every lady should
have one of these machines, watch,
and set of jewelry.
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ROANOKE COLLEGE.

THIS INSTITUTION WILL BEGIN ITS
Il Fifteenth Annual Session, Sept. ,, 1867.
FACULTY.
Rev. D. T. Bittle, ID. D., President and Prof
Nor and Int. Science.
5. c. Wells, A. NJ. Prof Math. and Nat. Phi.
REV. W. B. Yonce, A. n, Prof Ancient Ian
guAges and Literature.
Rev. j. B. Dayia. A. n. Prof Agriculture
and Mining. -y--
]. j. Moorman, II. D., Lecturer on Anatomy
and Physiology.
and Prin- Prep. Dept
II. +. Klingsr, A. n Prof: Modern languages
J.R. Hudson. A. NJ. Asst Prep. Dept
TRRMS-Rxpenses in al departments, In
eludiua boarding tuiti0n, roOm-rent, fuel and
IioAts and incidsntais s2o5-6a. For further in
formation. address hEY.D.R =. BlTTLR
iuiy5I Salem, Va
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German Printing.

The German Job Printing Department
of the REGISTER establishment has just
been supplied with a very choice selec-
ton of Scripts, Plain and Fancy Type,
and everything necessary for the exc
cution of printing in the German Ian
guage in style unsurpassed by any
Office in either New York or Cincinnati.
This may be saying good deal, but it is
TRUE. ...... ....