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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-14

TIE Radicals mean to oppress the
South with beyouets, keep the Union dis
vided, its business embarrassed, and the
very existence of the Government in
jeopardy, to crafty their insane political
rancor aud devlish cruelty. It is for the
people to decide whether all our great
national interests are to be sacrificed
our people slienated, section from section
and the iend Of contention is to reign
supreme, solely to crafty bitter hatred
or that wisdom, calmncsS, Justice, shall
direct public affairs-rectify past errors
heal deep wounds, and allow the Re.
public to pursue unobstructed the glori,
GUS march to prosperity p',w inviting it
onward. Will not the public voice be
raised in vinGicA.ion Of the Constitution,
National Unity and Peace, or she'll faction
tear US aSunder, blight our blessings and
render us the victims of thatintolerence
which has lighted the iires Of persecution
and bowed nations to mourning ?-ECir-
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GRAND LECTURE AT TIE CATHOLIC CHURCH,
zALEsKI-we are requested to-state that on
Sunday, the oath Of March, octave Of St.
Patrick, Grand Lecture will be delivered
in zaleski. by the Very Rev. DR.. curley
President Of St. Vincent's College, Wheeling
Virginia, in behalf Of the Church now in
course of completion. To oil who have not
heard him. hs well as those who have, will
be afforded more than ordinary treat,
(Protestanis as we'll as Catholics) as he is
considered one of the best preachers in the
State. ~
Tickets will be issued, and can be procur-
ed at Zaleski, Jackson, Athens, Macarthur,
Berlin and Hamdcn-at each of the Furnar
ces through the Mission, as well as in Chill.
licothe, Marietta and Portsmouth,
The Bishop of the Diocese, Right Rev, s,
II, Rosocrans, viii be present on the OcCa-
sion. rA- t~t Q mt'
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-14
Sheriff's and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.
State of Ohio, Hinton COUNTY, So.

o,.-.,, j State of Ohio, Vinton County, ss.
Samuel V. Dodge and J3ti "a | .it..
Mary Ann Dodge, Adminstratrator In Vinton Co.
and Administrators Of Estate Of Court Com.
James Dodge, deceased, , mon Pleas
against Order De
William Mathews & John G. p Brown. cree.
V0URSUANT to the command of an order and
decree issued from the Court of Common Pleas
OF Vinton county, Ohio, end TO me directed as Sheriff
of said county, acting as Special Master Commits
sionerherein, win offer at public SALE at the door
ofthe Court House, in the Town of Macarthur, in
Vinton county, Ohio, on
MONDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF MARCH,
otp y A.. D. 1867, e1ah Is
at one o'clock p NJ. of said day the following de.
scribed premises, situate in the County Of Yinton,
and State of Ohio, to-wit:
One undivided third.part Of the East half Of the
Southwest quarter Of secton Number Sixteen,
Township Numbar Eleven, Of Range Number Seven
teen, containing Eghty-four and one-fourth $40
acres, more or less. .ls.t..s, ].
must bring two-thirds Of that sum.
Taken as the property of said William Mathews TO
satisfy Judgment against him by said Court in favor
Of Samuel " Dodge and Mary Ann Dodge, Admins
traitor and Administrative of the Estate Of James
Dodge, deceased.
Terms Of fSale-Cash 10 hand at the time Of sale
JOHN. SH0CKEY,
Sheriff Vinton County, o.,
Acting as Special Master Commitsoner in this case
February2 q, le6l-bv--l2
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advertisements.
Notice.:

e Edward D. Dodge, Admir- de bcniS non, Petitioner,
VS..
Samuel V. Dodge, James Hurst, Clarisa e. Hurst,
and Edward d. Dodge, Defendants. T
In Vinton County Probate Court, Sta te of Ohio.
TNHE defendants will take notice that Edward D.
Dodge, Administrator de bonls non ofthe Estate OF
James Dodge, deceased the llth day OF March, A.
D. 1867, filed his petition in said Court alleging that
the personal estate OF said decedent is insufficient to
pay his debts, and the charges Of administering his
estate; that he died seized of the following Real Es
tate situate IN said county and State, towlt; In Lot
Number Fifty two NO 52) and South half Of In-I Lot
Number Thlrty.three (No 33,) as numbered and des-
Ignated on the Recorded Plat ofthe Town OF McAr-
thur, in said county and State. The prayer OF sald
petition is for sale OF said premises, for thespay-
ment ofthe debts and charges aforesaid. H.
aid petition will be for hearing on the 10th day OF
April A. ID. 1867, soon thereafter rs leave can
be obtained. EDWARD D. DODGE,
Admr debonis non of Estate OF James Dodge, dec d.
Joseph j. Mcdowell, Atty.
March II, lS67-4w rN
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-03-14

TEAcuER's AssociATIoN.-At o meeting Oi
the vintOn County Teachers Association
held in McArthur, Saturday, February %
1867, the following named officers were
chosen for the ensuing year:
Prsside ent-M. R. Barnes.
Vice iesidents--Orville Cunning md Q,
W. ShOCkey.
secrstary--James NJ. McGilliyary.
Treasurer. s. Iluhn.
Executive Committee VIM. Mark, G. D
Gist, R. s. Barnhill, J. NJ. Curry, and Ulys
ses ClaypOOl.
On motion of Mr. Cunning, Monday, April
Is, 1867, was chosen as the day for opening q
Teachers InstituteIin VintOn County.
On motion, the Constitution, as provided
by School Commissioners, was adopted ai
the Constitution of the Vinton County
Teachers Association.
The meeting then adjourned to meet Mon
day, April 10, 1867.
]. NJ. McG1LLlVARY, SeC'y.
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~ wooLEN FACrORr. "A person who owns
20 large and valuable tract Of land, through
which the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad
passes, west Of and adjoining the Zaleski
Estate, in Vinton county, authorizes us to
state that site for q Woolen Factory will
be givssssres to any party kWho will build
upon II. Ns is an excellent place for Wool.
en- Factory; about one mile from the zalesk
Depot OF the NJ. s. G. B. B.; and water, coal
wood, and every thing else necessary fol
building and rum ming an essl'ishment Of
this kind, being near at hand We think
there d not 3 more convenient location in
this county for 3 woolsn Factory. For fur
thsr particulars cell 90 or address the Edi'
lOr st this paper,
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A REDUCTION Of taxation, and con-
seuuent reduction Of prices, become 81
most an imperi!ive necessity, when il is
known that itcos's nine'tsnths Of the
laboring Ilen ee the country the best
part of two weeks wages to buy barrel
of -four.
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THE LAND WE LOVE,
ProprietOrs, J. IRWIN D. H. Hill
SheriG7s and Special Master
commissioners Sale.
.Stale "a Ohio, Hinton CounI

= STATE Of Ohio, Vmton County.
Abraham Wilbur, Plaintiff, In vinton County Court
VS.. Common Pleas. Order
Felix Grimes \ Catharine and Decree. Order
DURSUANT 10 the command Of an Order and De-
i cree issued from the Court of Common
Pleas Of Vinton County, Ohio, and to me directed
as Sheriff otsaid county, acting as Special Master
Commissioner herein, will offer at public sale, at
the Door Of the Court House, in the Town Of Near
thur, In sad County, on aluns3 rai
MONDAY, THE 25TH DAY OF MARCH,
IL. a8a AID. 1867, Hsia6
at o'clock P N. Of said day, the following dsscri-
bed premises, to-wt ifS aNaSp
Sixy-six [6Gl Feet off the South end of lot Num-
Der seyenty-seven [77,] in the Town ofMcArthur.
Taken as the property OF said Felix Grimes and
Catharine Grimes 10 satisfy AM order and decree Of
said Court, in favor Of Abraham Wilbur.
Appraised at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars 1885,
and must bring two thirds Of that sum.
Terms OF Sale-Cash in hand.
JOHN J. SH0CKEY,
Sheriff Vnton County, Ohio, and
Acting as Special Master Commissioner herein.
H.B. "A, Mayo, Atty's for PiG
FEBRUARY 2l, N67-bt-l1 lA
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-Youxo CALVES WASrED.-Any person
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THE roads leading TO and from this town
are almos st impassable at present, owing to
The mud caused by the late rains. But few
people visit our town, as the roads are dan
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element SIX .r. t
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The driver of the hack which runs be
tween Macarthur and the Railroad Station
has great deal of trouble with the numer-
GUS mud holes along the route. He drives
around some of them; and on the Hofhines
hill, he informs US, he made, two or three
days ago, new track through patch of
woods on the west side of the road, when a
man or an object that looked like mani
passed along the track and rolled logs across
the track to make the driver pass through
the bad holes in the main road. Shame
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soME Of the citizens of our neighboring
village Of Zaleski ore greatly annoyed by few
unprincipled and malicious persons who go
about breaking out the windows Of their
ioutes. The Zaleski Company offers reward
Of $25 for the apprehension of the malicious
persons.
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munications will not forget to send their
real names. aai 4.,.
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oun friend, A. B. Gllleland, who has been
Chief Clerk of the Zalesh Furnace Company
Store for tho two past years, in Zaleski, left
that placea few days ago for the west.
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Z 'FOR KASsAs,-silas W. swetland shd
Alfred shryi both of this tewn, left for
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DIED,

On Sunday night, thel 3rd inst, in McArthur' OF
Consumption, Dr. J. s. STRONG aged Al years
On Saturday night, the e9tlinst, about 10 io'elock'
at the Hubert House, in Macarthur OF ConsumpuCn'
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