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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
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. !. -.
BoYs.-After q long and constant
study, we have reached the unanimous
conclusiou that boys are queer instltu-
lions We watch them as daily We pass
tho State street SchOOlhouse, and won'
der if it can be possible that these noisy,
yelling, boOt-burating, Pants-teariug
Youngsters, are ID fact soon to exchange
all their fun aud bOisterous mirth Tor
seeming p!aas and ambitious plots; II
they must Of necessity 60, ere long, some
to the counting room, some 10 the iai~'
others to win. renown as WarTiers, as
statesmeu, and as philanthropists,., Wlll W
some of Them be great as diylnes, or as
rhysiciaDs,sso ssor lawyers Will all Dc as
happy, when renORn rs attained, as
now'2n 1us a,- rsdi Oh selI 75 .5,et salf,S.
But boys are queer institutions. Dla !
you ever Sc 0 a boy who was not hurgrryl
Stuff MIN with goodies even wi.h DIS VI,
shirt collar, and in Eve minutes ne
find room to stow awaysan apple. AnoO A.lO
their pockstsl Did you ever examine !,
the contents Of boys pocketf Ism ~
afunDy sight? Butnot thing IS snere
that could be BY any mesns dispensed
with. Yesterday we captured . NUS h!I'
fellow perhaps nine yeArsold he was
| dressed 10 regulation cap Of the In
danny Sixth pattern, q reduced blouse ..
Ia pair of blue lpante, aud carried Ln
books in haversack. But his pocEetsI
took our attention. They stuck out fear
fully. AS we said, we captured him, aut
sat down on the curb-stone. An appl
won his confidence, and he let us yle'
his collection. There was . piece 0
string, two nails, broken screw, . plec
of black bottle, pipe bowl, three . ,
four spocls, three pieces Of shiney paper
a piece Of chalk, two cOrks, piece Of p.
handkerchief, slate pencil, hapatu
Of marbles, and .. piece Of sponge. An
\ do you believe the littlS chap would pal
with one of them2 No, indeed. Dis
monds have not half thesIvalue in hi
eyea as either one of these constant
4 gathered, long preserved curiOsities.-
/ We:inSist boysare queer institutions.
D . d y -III Vi UIa
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
SReriT,sE1Sale.'

~ i'',' Sidie Of OHIO, VintO,t COalW
ehrisa 6w Plaintiff 80 IlnStSn co cpHhty pIao! c0ur
ErSin i. Dowd, Defendant. order Of safe No.S. 'al
PURSUANT to The command Of an order 9tsale IN
1 the above cause to ne directed from the Court
6fonn6n Pleas OF Vintoii County, 9Oho{i vii otci
at public lat the door Of the Court House, in tbs
Town ofMcAfthnr, in said county, on "ne '"N'
bga TUESDAY, MARCH nl9rh 1867, sjtg.
at the hour Of O'clock p. NJ of SAID day, the fol
lowing described premises to.wit:
. beginning for the same eleven chains and twenty
links West of the Northeast corner ofSection Mum
ber Thirty.two t32,) IN Aownshp Number Fen lO
Ease e?f sSaT ydSS S sRGs HaS tehy
five links; thence West ,thrtyitwo chains and pine,l
links thence North forty one chains and twenty-five
links; thence East thrty-twn chains and seventy
links to the place of ofbeginning, containing one hund
red and thirty five fl31 acres more ofless:A
05Talsen as Jheprbperty o6Eryn II. DoYd to satsf!
order and decree Of said Court In h.yorot Clars
Dowd. ,s2bM .n0lsO0 ,l5s1l bi9 Il10fi
Appraised ut twenty six hundred dollars and mus
br ng gtwo-thirtis ofthat sum. N'HN 't''"'D
y Terms Of sal Cash in hand. rr atr ynfrtea.
JOHN j. S10CKEY,
Sheriff Vinton 0ountyio.l
f. a. Bratton, Atty for Pl'tf
February II, lSGz-5w-
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
Sheriffos and SpeciaINEasteE
as commissioners Sale. ~

- =. As''s State of Ohio, Vmton County.
Abraham Wilbur, Plaintiff In yinton County COR
-l.l, ,s3l., ss.sdt 1q1 g5is1 Common Pleas Order
6GGrimes, Defendanis. Il mo. laa u 30
,DURSUANT to the command Of an Order and Ce-
cree issued from the Court of Common
Pleas of vinton County, Ohio, and To me directed
as Sheriff of said county, acting as Special Master
Commissioner herein, will offer at public sale, Al
the Door Of the Court House, in the Town Of Near
thur, IN sad County, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH
'al sslsi4'a1 A. D.!1867, '9hi nsf's39t
at o'clock P. NJ ofsaid day, the following desert
bed premises, to-wit; I..... -.
Slxiy-sx f66l Feet ofthe South end Of IN lot Mum
Der seyenty-seven [77s inthe Town Of Macarthur
Taken as the property OF SAID Felix Grimes and
Catharine Grimes 70 satisfy AM order and decree o
said Court, ip favor Of Abraham Wilbur LII
Appraised al Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars 1880
and must bring two thirds Of that sum, ~ agC
Terms Of Sae-Cash in hand,
JOHN J.. J.SHOCKEY,
N4.F Sheriff Vinton County, ohio, and 4
Acting as Special Master Commissioner herein
II. b. 4 A. Mayo, Atty's for Elf. va
February Il, lSG1-bt-li =
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

U
RATHER CooL. gentleman residing
in q village pot many miles from Exeter,
N. H., finding that the diminution Of
his wood nile continued after his fires
went ont, ID awake in order TO get if
possible some clue to the mystery. at
a late hour, when allhOnest folks should
bc in bed, hearing an operator at work in
the yard, he cautiously raised his window
and saw a lazy neighbOr trying 10 get q
large log on wheeIbarrow. asl l
"You are Q pretty fellow" said the
owner, "to come and steal my wood while
! Sleep"
"Yes,o replied the lhief, sand sup.
pose you would stay up there and see me
break my hack with lifting, before you'd
offer 10 come and hvlp me- = -
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Notice

rs hereby given that petition has been filed N
il the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
County Of Ylntonsapd State OF Ohio the object ane
prayer of which petition oobaI1 nm order Of said
Court yacalingtie following Alleys in the West part
ofthe Village OF Macarthur, to-wit;
The Alley lying Immediately west ofLots Numbers
182, III, l6s, and 2O7; also, the Alley lyIne
South Of and adjoining to Lots Numbers i3l 1a2
133, 13i, and 1856; also Alleys running North ant
South between ln-Lots Numbers 2Os and 2Os; and
Lots Numbers 80 and 2ll, Which said petition vii
be for hearings the March Term dsC7 Of said Court
February 7, lS6T-5w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

SELECTING SHEEp.--The most ap-
proved formis the general roundnes Of
shape aud 6leness Of bone. The chest
should be broad, the ribs well arched,
the back and loins broad fat and straight;
the limbs should be short in proportion
to the body, +he head small, the ears
thin, the skin roit and elastic, the wool
soft to the touch, thick and coming we'll
forward to the face, but not coveripg 1t.
The face and forehead should be clothed
with short hair, and the eyes should have
a lively expression.
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THE OHIO FARMER
Vol. XVI, Tor 1854.

s. u. HARRIS, EDITon. a5yis I'd
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

RELIdIoUs ORDERS OF ITALY.-Some
interesting orders Of Italy have recently
been published, from which it appears
that the male members Of these orders
holding property are 1857 10 number,
and reside in 625 buildings. The female
members are 12,481, with 537 houses
The numbers Of the mendicant orders
are 1886 mep and 1872 women, resi-
ding in 1852 houses. Italy thus counts
38796 persons devoted to religions
number which will no doubt surprise oil
uracquainted with the wide diffusion Of
the religious order of that country.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
81 Premiums Amdanthg 10 'on s'
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xrrE This year, oer prizes to the above amount as

TETE. this ycar offer prizes to the above amount as
w nnincentive 10 those ofOnr patrons who VIII
exert themselves to form clubs our paper eonld
be 0lxen IN the household Of all our democratic
yriends South and West, Its Influence wouidbe no-
hontir changing the political aspect OF ailrs Ihe
great point iorwbich oil rieadaa9 ne unlon sEopsa
labor tor is the Dissemination o. DelnocIuc {l.n @
ififhaa had az equal hearing With the errors ots9I
onnonents we should never have had the terrluie
crisis of the last FIVE years. Taught by SAD expeI
encc ofts necessity we trust the DemocTatlc press
sn fcture to have larger sphere Of influence anc l
what evils hayefaen upon the land, owing e. the
erroneous political eduaton pf the nNssesl u ~,
lwonldrestore the old order OF Things once sl
feet National Unity and tne sSsif in
p6sf p6Ssggt auxiliary to iris end and Ss ihe most e
fecvc agent IN the work. Terepeat' IS 'he clreuiS7
| tion Of the democratic press. v ft, -
! Jhe Ehourer has some clams upon the consider "a
ton Of the Democracy that nre universally nGtnowl-
hedged Through prescription and PelsecuVoh tL' u
.exsmnled with military edicts cutting on our CIT,
cnatinn n Whole StaEes and districts, Threatened
ob mob Gc Violence Il We did not change course We
stood BY the Democratic nag and gave tSs
teen months, and amid the greatest pecunlary aus
asters consequent upon il, we have never lost ~
4 issue Of our paper, orr broken q promlseto any
our subscribers. In the htre as lnthe pass, u5,uS
the ann Of prosperity az we'll the clouds Of adyer
sity we shall bear aioi the DemocIatic banner anS
be faithful toits organization Wl not te Deou tr
racY of the Northwest stand by tnem VINO Wsto
in he darkest hours to- their political and persona
interests and will they not exert themselves y "
\ As business and family journal, the Enquirer ha
no superior Bach number eoaIlns ioiii
gence andreading matter, Financial anq gpnlIler
cal News is made Especial feature Of the EnfniIe
An Unusually large space being devoted 10 M an
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
Sheriff's and Special Master
use Commissioners Sale.

.O'''Sl '"YN'' NN't's'Jt ~
Samuel v. Dodge and gaaa
Mary Ann Dodge, ADMINISTRATOR In vinton Co.
and Administratrix Of Estate Of Court Com.
James Dodge, deceased, aba = mon Pleas,
against Order 4 De.
William Mathews John C. p. Brown cros
V1URSUANT TO the command OF an order and
i decree dssned from the Court of Common Pleas
of Ynton county, Ohio, end TO ule directed as Sheriff
Of said county, acting as Special Master Commits
soner herein will offer pt public sale, at the door
ofthe Court House, in the Town Of McArthar, In
Vnton county, Ohio, on. 1lT sGi rf isH s4ffu
MONDAY, TIE 18th. DAY OF MARCH,
A. D. 1867
at one O'clock P. M. Of said day. the following de-.
serbed premises, situate IN the County Of yiptOn,
eg eundyided third,part ofthe tEast half OF the
Southwest quarter Of section Number Sixteen,
Township Numbar Eleven, Of Range Numbar Seven
teen containing Eghty-fYur and one-fourth lei1D
acres, more or less. 'te,A 4ni
Appraised at four hundred dollars (SlO0.oOy and
must bring two-thrds Of that sum.
Taken as the property OF said william Mathews to
satsiy.a Judgment against him by said Court 10 favor
Of Samuel v. Dodge and Mary Ann Dodge, Adminis-
traitor and Administrative Of the Estate Of James
Dodge, deceased.
Terms ofSale-Cash in hand at the time OF sale.
JOHN j. SH0CKEY,
Sheriff Vnton County o.,
Aching as Special Master Commissioner In this case.
February p, lsS7-5w--l2 ,fa, ~ sa.tt
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!. CERTIFICATE OF AUTHORITY,
10 ITO Expire onthe slst day Of January. lScs)
OTFIoE oHTHE AUDITOR OF STATB, l.
-n.L- INamn NnE nEpA ARTMENr.

70 ITO Expire on the slst day Of January. lsSS)
OrFIoE oPTHE AUDITOR OF STATE, o. l.
l9yaG INSURANCE DEPARTMENT. ss, I,,c-}
X, ~ COLUMBUS, o., Nov 10, 1867.
1 WHEREAS The HARTFORD LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY, located at HART
ford, intheb State OF Connecticut, has fled
iinithis, office, a sworn, statement, Of its con-
dition, as required by the act ToIRegulate In
surance Companies not incorporated by, the
State of Ohio, passed April g. 1856, and
amended February 8, 1864, and the act ITO
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies"
pepood Aprilahi 1866; and, Whereas. sOid
Company has furnished the undersigned
satisfactory evidence that it is possessed OF
On actual Capital Of at least ONE HBNDRED
AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, invested as
required by Gsaid acts; and, Whereas, said
Company has filed in the ofice written
instrument under It's corporate SEAL signed
by the President and Secretary thereof, au-
thorizing any agent or agents OF said Com
pany in this State to acknowledge service OF
process, for and in behalf OF said Company
according TO the terms of said act Of April
s, 1856. "' sh't'i'~
Now, TaEAEFoRE, iinlpurauance of theAct
utuioUuluJ 0Am1O II u NVDrAA1N1 EAuuhlOH
of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said HARTFORD LIVE STOCK 1NSUR-
ANCE COMPANY Of Hartford, Connecticut,
is authorized to transact the business of
Live Stock Insurance in this State until
the thirty first day Of, January, in theyear
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight. Fl
[ [SEAI.1 In WITNESS WHEREor, ]. have
~iF 9h H72' hereunto subscribed my
le7isrg13 90 nameand caused the seal Of
my office to be affixed tho
...ft.. day and year above written.
*s''''1' ~ 2. Jas. H. GOODMAN, ~
Auditor Of State.
By Jas. WILLIAMS,
Ch'f Clerk.
Igo10ladT .l1sd iF---ogs9 ss.I g
i71t 10 J.yE. BOWEN, agent 10
Msegaom ilsa AcAEhar, Ohio.
January 81, lss7-aw 81 @.id 9lr.t
L -if 20 EtfII trl" J4lr 4I ~ ID. lll go EI-r.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

A SERMON in four words on the vanity
Of earthly possessions: "Shrouds have
no pockets"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
'oi LATEST FASHIONS DEMAND 5is
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Duplex e. !. Elliptic Eli prttiiicf Cd J.
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Misses and Young Ladies they are superior " wi M
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They will not bend or break like the Single snrlng
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With donbe and twisted thread and the bottom Loas
are not only double springs but twice lol ~
lowered, preventing them from wearing oN ""e"
| dragging down stoops, stairs ace, - III, i, ia
The Duplex elliptic IS q great hyorte WIN NJ ., ~.
dies ahdis universally ayreoommendea ny ny 'te r ti
Magazines 9S the 3, sTAEpA4tHyp2 eAANf I'll 115G
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lNc,os, Legislative and CONGRESSIONAL
Reports, Choice, I,,sractius and
PLEASING Literature. '~

And will give faithful market reports from the lead.
1 ing Commercial Centers ofthe country. virs .sal5
On the 18th Of December, The Weekly Statesman
will be SO enlarged as TO give two and half Addi-
tlonal columns OF reading matter weekly THE fol-
lowing are the fttfrat 81 III fIrs
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

STATE OF OoNNECTIcUT, =, ''
COUNTY OF HARTFORD, "
B. N.IEetlogg, President and W. CyGood.
rich, Secretary Of the Hartford Live Stock
Insurance Company, being severslly sworn,
depose and say, that the foregoing is Q full,
true and correct statement Of the affairs OF
said Insurance Company, and that they are
the above described Officers thereof.
r. N. KELLOGG, President.
9 'fHa W. G. GOODRICH, Secretary.
Subscribed andasworn before mel this 9th
day OF November, 1868, ..a...,it,,
iSEAL.1, ,,...t WM. HAMERSLEY.
Com'r for ths STATE Of Ohio.
[FIvE CENT sTAMP.
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.sa ..l4 Z Z PR3osPEcTaUs .s.I an i.s. /.
Va 4, 40 "a. --7oT THE +. ..,...i. ~.
o HIO7it STA Il ESM A N
y 1867.

''n For 1867. ss3q4s p I-1Hi
kssn thepast, throAgh sunshine and storm, The
A Ohio Statesman wifi continue inAexibly Demo-
cratic -unalterably devoted to an advocacy of the
maintenance ofthe Constitution IN spirit and in let
ter, and TO the preservation Of the Union. Aside
FROM this, Thestatesman will. bestoW particuarat
tenton 20 at5a yIims4 g4ammns gbsE III
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK INSURANCE
4 4 .,sss. COMPANY Is goasSF
a OF o6NNEoT'Ictjtf
srArEMENToF OF THEooMDlTloN
Nf OF THE
Hartford Live Stock Insurance q
" Co., .tepn.
or Conn, Conne.otiout, "a.

~ OF Conneotiout,
I'm The let day Of November, 1868, made
II 20 the Auditor Of Ohio, pursuant TO the
Statute Of that State,
3''''s 7Asss I. CAPITAL. 'A"ot o'ef<A''f
The amount Of its Capital Stock 9'.l.'1..1q.a
"a H. ASSETS.
Cash on hand, ,yand inthe hands s2E gnL
of Agents. s22,s42 ee
II tbo SVSSn Company r 4s,4S7 90
1T sso bv Mortgage, "a .s.rsfl. ~ r36, 500 90
Dehts otherwise secured, ;, .t, $4,000 90
Dsbls for PREMIUMS, 2,7S5 81
All other Securities, I'll 90
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

1idO 58i m0r1 II Jniib ~ ggityo sa
Estrdordindyy8 IndacemsTlaelfp 0as
ag ssihT 7siildd Sspoil eHi2giH ID
haqmqi7o9I -ASsHfSid siai 10 tan l'
1i .ng5ilju|
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07

5aa Total Assets Of Company, $I15,296 90
III. LIABILIATIES., ,s,, ~,
". MISCELLANEOUS
The greatest amount insured in u gaAB
any onerisk, sa.lsi. oai'5Id'if $4,000 %
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-07
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ALL KINDS OF BLANKS &C., &c., So,
In plain or fancy colored inks.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-21

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gerlu&unssplan NIT Der &Sntsin aus,
ssbsdt bate, perwanbelte fa ttre 9isbs
sesen tbn tn 5ab, uno 8eibe trennten
ild fur immer. Die 8Orfeauns mar
bSalf ersreifenb, anb unter benz Mupi>
tOrium floiIen rei<& 5branen. Cine
tunse 5rau bic ii& erf tiir,li9 perbei.
ratest anb bic In Der S9ule Der Qetpen
iapn Grfa9runsen semaAt sa taben
i4ten, nabm Fa bas Spisl 70 gu Ser
gen, bab 1e In Sbrdnen 1dwimmenb
itbsn blieb unb mad Sauie sebradt
perpen mubte. glah benz llrtteile
Der @erste Bat iia Der BabnFnn Der ar.
men Jrau bemGdbtiat."
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1867-03-21
Die aeue pennfplpanifdbe StaatS'
Nnleitc.

Shpn felt Sabren fnb piele Nillio~
men Der Staatsbpnbs BON Yennlylpa>
tien fa0is. Die @eieBsetuus pafFrte
pemsemab AM speitsn 5ebruar bieies
Sabres ein @eieB sur 2ilsums bieier
alten Sdulben. Der 9cuserneur,
Staats @ubitpr unb StaatssSdab-
meiller 9aben bereits unter bieiem &C.
feb sine IuHorperuns 3ur Gtnlenbuns
ppn @ebpten fir bic neue anleibe Don
23 @illipnen abaler erlaien.
"Proposals for Pennsylvania State
Loan, Treasury Department, Harris
burg, Pa, US. "A" anb bieielben mii.
fen Bis gum l. @pril, Mittass IL llbr,
einsereiat lsin. Die neue &nleibe tpirp
,u s unp aud sa 6 YrUsemt ausseseben
unp apar auf:
SIS @ia., rad,ablbar In nidt peniser
ais 5 unb ni4t mebr als 10 Sabren.
sS @ia., riid3ablbar In niat pentr
ger als 10 anp ntat me9r ais Is Sab
ren.
$40 3il., rid,ablbar In nidt peni-
ger ais Is unb niAt mebr ais rs Sab
rem.
8eber fir bic fiinfprc3entise nod
fiir bic ieasprc3entise anleibe werpen
Mnssbote fiir weniser als ben part
Dertb ansenummen. Denienisen, ,pel'
DE bic fir ben Staat portbeilbafte fen
Gnssbote MAIDEN, tpirb bic anleite su'
selalassn, bic fret pUn allen Staats.
Stabt- unb 9otalsSaren 1T. Die i4pu
iiberfaaisen SUnbs werpen fur bieie
anlei9e gum Yari. .8ertb tn 3ablunl
senommen, bod III, pbwpbl fein Inter
lGisb spiIHen 3ablunsen in 8aar ODE,
tn 8onps sema4t wirp, in ben Mnsr'
bistsn an3uSeben, pb unb tn peldsu
8etrase bic 3ablams In pea absrfaat'