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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23
From the New Orleans Bee.

The situation is different now from
what it was when the Constitutional
Amendment was proposed. Then the
South was asked to assist in making the
change now she has to submit to the
laws that are made for her by the party
in power.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23
GOLD HILL, NEVADA:

Thursday Rvenins.-----.May %, 1867
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23

3 u N N Il II PAtILIO ~,
Opposite and Due East from the Chol.
Iar.Potosi Hoisting Works.
,nHE INHABITANTS OF VIRGINIA. GOLD
/ Hill and ~enyirons are hereby respectfully In.
vlted to attend the opening Of the Summer Pa.
yillon, erected by q company Of our most enter.
prisIng fellow citizens OF different nAtionalities.
for the accommodation and recreation OF tho
pleasure seeking inhabitants Of Virginia, Gold
Hill, etc. The exercises will m on next
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23
from the Central Georgian

Hard as our fate seems to be, we can
only counsel f]orbearance and modora-
ton, until such a time when a return OF
a sense Of justice in our oppresors, may
prompt them to repair the wrong they
are now inlicting upon us.
From the Mobile (Ala.,) Advertiser and Register.
Nor does it make the slightest differ
cnce whether the law is constitutional
or otherwise. 1t will be a law Of force
to US, and there is neither power or in
clination to resist it.
From the Columbus (Ga.) SUM-
We say, submit to what cannot be
sverted, but take no part in the attempt
to fI upon ourselves everlasting dis
grace and degradation.
From the Wilmington IN. c. Dispatch.l
What then shall we do? Wemust do
nothing. We must get so that we will
not care a continental whether school
keeps or not.
From tho Charleston Is. c. Mercury.l
In our judgment any military rigor-
any coerced submission to any terms
is preferable to the voluntary debase-
meut and iufamy, and the permanent ir-
retrievable ruin the Southern States
will incur by adopting the terms Of this
hill.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23
m the Louisville (Ky.) Journal

The people of the South, if wise or
prudent, can live for a time under such
a damnable tyranny as this, but if they
consent to 1t, they deserve it. They
don't deserve it, and they will never
consent to it. They would sooner see
their beautiful cline whelmed beneath
q second Dead Sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23

We are very far from despair, black
as the prospect is. The immediate ain
Of u State should be to get back in
the Union as quickly as possible. There
we shall be measurably, at least, shield,
ed from the Radical storm. If we stay
out much longer, we shall have confs.
cation added to negro suffrage. There
we have at least reached a re,ting place,
There we can get control Of u State
affairs-there we q make another STATE
Constitution.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-05-23
To the Public.

Gold Hill, May 20, 1867.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
Dr. gDis,a,e.i,'s Rarte.

60 Ianae sic Menlbbeit fraif miro
unO Srrtbiinier begebt, al beren 5oIgen
fie 8etreffenbsn lan9s su leioea laben,
ioaten lie berlaaen, iid bon ibrelr2 ioen
gu befrgien. NnS 9erienige, ipeldler
feline Solente lulo feline 8elt ailipenoet
auna IoIdeir .lln9lafliden @ettnllg su
b.rfdaffen, lit eben 10 gut Elm pbitaa
tropijfamie oer,g neltber Der feioellben
MenIbbeit aaf anocre Beile 81 brtfen
Iud,t. SSabre8biIantropie belte1t nibt
in aufiuatn bes llrlprun9S eines hee
bells. .lonOern I'M gufiuden bon Mitteln
Oas uebel gu bcilen. @r. s 0 EN- q n
kaatseifle s9leibe sbDug sSsaArep> beraFtiee
Satfe beGahbelt, uno'it joar0 esfriges
Stlbipai babii.a eelan9t, : baB sr i'm
stapoe 1T Sas gu leiIten mas CT per
lpT9t. Seine Slice gbcfinoet iid in
10. .210 6 burd itrabe @fe BON
Me9emoreltrabe binter Der Mpotbefcsi 7
60 l.4 ssss:s ~ go '.'' @ of5 3Wiu
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03

h Gin gang prtreFIiEtes, reiGbaltises Eager
bon 96uben ,ihS S9isfaa asIer art battsn
mir @eIfsenbsit, bfute 3a beiGtiseu unb mir
ntiTen iasen, ba6 mir ale llrlabe baben,
uas a6rr biefeh gflu1 3u frfuea. estpar in
benz riibmti8ft tefannterl slesaittttt eabet bss
6errn Mar 8. Gutmaan Gr.s Is an
pubItr- 9dunre. Man finSrt ater ia.
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iftb tpiinl9en fann,ionbera aud preiie, tprl9e
70 riieeris seelt iHD, ta iie fflbft tei bsr ieBt
epibemilG berri9enben Observation-Disclosures
Rtsmansem sa BOD frf9einsa trtrSelt. 5s;
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
@UtrefpDsibesn.
@reenebiIIe ,Senu, %. glop. 1867.

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ltebt i'm 9lderbau un6 8etr1bl9 BON
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den baben mir / GpiSfopa1 9rcSe
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aud cine folde 5abrif, Die NIT
0ampf 6tNebene 6ro. Snoer lms
ge9enb miro biei8ollc gese9en lIno
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einein 5eag berabeitet, mas mir oralt$
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fsbr bpbe &reIe Ieebnltstl ipiro alnpitpir
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feblt es aud ni6t, bsny1uir baben oe@
rem Elm bolleS Siseyo.
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10y Sh.isS.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
sennefer 9rgislatur.
Oienifae, ben 8. December.

Ulenlta9, Den B. Secernber.
kSeiSe Sauler tuaren beute in lebbafs
ter Debate iiber BEN gSibsrrnf Der is.
Srftion oes uSrandife qa'u" besrifTcn.
SIN Senat ipraden @arg, Suion unb
Srierfou bon WfirraD. Ser 2ebtere
beantra9te elm &menoemelit, lueEue5 oie
IS lie 6erertb eilung bes Sfinm@
redts an Die St sGebeIIen beOinot. Die
@tn6ringung biefes MmcnSementS err
rcate gro6cs &ufieben.
Snl 9aule fpratben .8rolnr, Sinales
tarb, stgce mo g6iIliaiile. ] ole tSe =
batten ,erre9en sroBe5s SnterelIe uno
iueroen 'tnOr9sn fortssfegk j ~
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
p 0ie prrbiaerfete ett bisiiasn ilstaelIt

4 Die 9rrbigerffetlt Ser bleIiselt' i8raelitI-
febeu Referlaseineinbe it burb &fe. d..
Surgbeim belest. ---~ q.
Osrlel6s itebt elmer Ssbute fir ben bebrai-
f9sn unb heutIden llnterriat spr, ltnb pirb
pom /. f. M. fir gttitsntrn fer sberIOsie
unb YbiloIosie einen GURUS fir be5raiit DE,
,llnp brutlde Spra6e unb Siteratllr er0ifnsn,
gu tpel6ent psriDnlids anmrIbun9en in Der
@pbnung beS >Serrn Or. 8ur9beint SO. 10
5is Gbsrrs Giraffe fopie fGriftli6e IN her
Grpetittpn tsr @taatsseitr,ng erbeten tperbeli,
e...- -. Hpp. %. b.a.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
NpIi,ei= tSeristot.

NAs assstF155 AZ tETs
sf. 8ofenbeint, &inalbi uno War<
diets lino l9ta6el Qebie paren Wcgen
Serfaufs am Son1tag an9eaaqt..Ser<
l1oben. ~. 81
8. g8. etac, 6etranfeh, So iInb.
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NlidaeI gra0D. tbatIider sln9riff
nit Der glbii6t gu toOtell. Mnroe aug
geld)oben. 1 s
gRidael sRe2lfee, betrunfen So lmo
Soften.
Sobn Mease, 0iebitabf. aufsc>
81. @. Surt, betrnnfen, $500 nno
Soften.
Sofspb srDoer. tbatlidsr slnariff.
freiaeiprodjen. -
ey0ffsahees, eishffa4fv lssoereun<
Ben. s, ....se
@efpag, 0icbiiabt. 8reigcIproben.
0frs. SbileD, Oie6sbeblerei. Srei@
geiprodcn. .
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
Oemtfbe Ssacio ten.

OIrcn. 0ie Iebten Sonftag ab<
gebaltene Sirnes in Gtattmeln i9lob
auf cine iebr traail9e gSeile. Mdb@.
reno zines Eanses. tpuroe cine SSiaur
ausgeiubrt, tuobei fi6 bic 8aare Ser
Sreppe r1a6erten. 3ipei Sdn3er ftlrss
ten in ibrer San5beeeiiterung bic
Sreppe binitnter. @iner berielbeft
blieb auf Ser Stele tobt, Der altbere
Iiegt, fpie man fagt, in Den lebten 3ifs
gen uno Oiirfte wobl f@iperli6 9ene@
fen. ~ - 1
Ni mel. Die neuer0iuas in Muf<
nabme 9efon,lnene 8enusung bouSau =
dberapparaten bel Der Bernifeinfiiderei
i'm &urifden SaT BAT, fpie man erfdbrt,
sinen duberlt giinlfigen @influB auf bas
ganSe 9ef9dft auSgeibt, inOem Der
Grtrag ieitoen1 uni beinabe Elm Srit>
tbeil seitiegen 1T. q
8aoerbo I'm. Sluf Der fiirsIib
Iab9eboItenen Ei6celanS S1no6e lit uns
ter 9lnoeren aud folgenoe geifimmung
eeS 8iidofs bon Battlefront public
cirt: n@emaIte 8iloer .iinb anf 8dms
ben, iuelde NIT Salt Hbersoaen iino,
fiir &irden nidbt gsifattet. o. Dgnaee
mas miro bic 9erri6aft 6es SInhss
qaaites inS oer'eS i6ceie Baberborus
nunnebr tuieber ibre banbalif6e @r<a
belt beginner unb man miro oie etipaie
gen Sfesfen unS gYdit0malereien Ser
Sir6en il6erltrei6ens .Gs ,iftsirur elm
Slid, edb bic Nppoaina risfifd eEnidt
i'm Sereide Der 9i6ceie 4aberborn
liegt.e
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
Gin f1innttsicbe 0ereiue Ser
Is Z s. Gtabt ,SGafbOille4 Z -

SD itelle bas @elpdr on fiinmt(idle
8ereine Der Sta6t .9falbbiIie Die ser
@9itation gebufs Mbidaffuna ser
Sonntdss9efeBe gfinfft9 fifS, iii ibren
na9iten Serlaminliliigen, Die 9te1olu<
tionen an5unebniert, lpelbe Die bon Dem
Staotratb nn9enonf.nene& @etitioA an
Die 2egiSlatur, nm gSiberruf Ser @onns
tagSgeiebe, iotueit lie Gen 8erfauf
bon Malsbtcr i'm @cbiete oes Staates
betreffen, enboflirt uno mir Gopien folS
der &elolutioneil suSuiteIIen, bainit i'd
lie Der 2egislatur einreiden fam. ~.
9ludl eriude i6 ole Oielenieen, Sic Elm
Sntereile an Der Ngitation nebmen, pabr
Die sonnta9sgeiebe aus unferem 6 ooe
9eitri6sn iuer6en, Hnterfdriiten bon 10
piel als m6glid Snoibiouen gu bei6afien
uuo mir Die 2iiten bis gum Mittiuotb
nahlter @ode su iibermnden. @s lit
nOtbmenoiG cap irgeno cine Mu6enbe<
monitration 9enia6t ipirb. &tpr1lentant
Serbian tuiinf9t oieleIbe, UNI ieinem8e<
iesentwurf nebr Nadoruf gu 9eben.
9lud on Die SSreunbe oerSahe auBer-
BALD Der Stabt SfaibbilIe ergsbt bas
@efud, mir balS.n09Iidit 2tlten nit
saBlreiden llnteridrifteu stlsulteIIefl. ].
esgsngsgg41 oen d 'l fbEmsa
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u Y ~ ~ Y III II = r :
Ser5etcbnt6 atelter Musei0eu

1''''3'7 imab ehfia en- 9 Iatte.l1.
y GUNNER Str. sGeater. Seute
@benb @bite Groof.
% G@toBe brsita9ige 9luttien bel
RAGS Saeob Sbein. 1,
81 SIR attorney General. 8. gS.
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81 SurnBaile bel gbam S6iIbbeIm.
as a $rotlantation bes @ouberneurs.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
s5fa6t llll6 5taqt.

We7are indebted to Hon. John
,Trimble for valuable public doc
uments. a. saS
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03

u ga Seute MbenO psrianntlelt fid)
Ser g d. senpere in. Cine ser
: g9auptaufgabeit Der biesmaliaers Sere
ialnnlung miro Die Sebatte ii6er Sl6s
Gnbernna Der Contribution fem.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
Rep .GSwarn u a8lfonss
GfttSwSs4f* agiatgShurq. Sings Co., VI. D.

7ta.3s etfieNle = 81 ta15I :, z, .of
Al -Di ae5,an sbatter BON 9falppIa
.hoerben auf Sic gr6Tn,tnS spn &oaGs SnlPe-
ri,tnt fir 9au5baItuns5- Gjf9ene6aee, 20.
G6erry StrdBe, llnipm Mno g&srleaa 9lSG,
aufmsrfidst eernadt. Mof Nheet paleieF
cine DuQfanbtse 4uspabt pell Stleer platttr<
ten Britannia plafigtenago tapantGrtsIl 2SaG-
reu, ;3inn<, Spts 1n,s 9sfipfn- Nrtitellt Yra-
lentirtelern, 8iIdttRdfn, selbIIHensnI1 nnS
- sabTsia nm s saf1u 9sl PIC issalatiia
iinb. 9o,lirst unb tetrabtet bic auSmabl Der
Gcrr1tbe, eeIGe tneits .sprbanbenviInb unb
fUrtpGEsnb atfan'ipelt. "a q Ft 2M
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03

a H @1ite G,roof. Sm Sume
merftraBene Sbeater inbet beute Slbeno
Die srite 8oritellun9 bes gBbite Groof
Statt, @er Putt bat, cine fon,iidbe
&orlteIIung gu leben, beriaune nidt
-fih ein,,,SfeUenI- $3.50
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-12-03
SaubeI ,t,tb S6rfe.

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
The Enquirer and the Senator
Shin.

The enquirer and the Senator
ship.
Tee Enquirer man is wonder
fully delighted over the Sena-
torShip in the Sth District
He has a right to rejoice over
the success of his party, but
his personal filings at Capt.
JONES are certainly in bad taste,
and only i'll ustrates the bitter
feeling existing againstthe Cap
tain in the opposition party,
We stated last week, and
gave the figures, showing tha
Capt. JONES made a better run
than did the candidates for. the
Legislature in several coun-
ties in the District. The vote
TOR Senator in this county was
even with that of Mr.. FEE. In
Gallia county, Mr.. ONDERDoNK'S
home, JONES came out with
majority of 70, while Mr.. STONE,
Republican candidate for the
Legislature, is beaten by II
votes. In Meigs and Lawrence
counties he ran ahead of the
candidates for the Legislature
also. That he is behind the
State ticket is not strange. In
Jackson, Washington, Ross
and Hooking counties, in fact
throughout the State, the effort
was made on the Legislature,
and in every county and Dis
trict from which we can hear
the Senators and Representa-
tives are behind the State Off
GERS.
The Enquirer talks aboutnegro
votes and refers to the law Of
1859. Wonder if our Demo-
cratic editor don't know that
the act Of 1859 as to visible ad.
mixture was repealed in 1865.
If he don't he had better learn
something before he attempts
to talk law.
We have avoided personal
abuse during the campaign,
and will continue to do so.-
We regard the low personal
filings Of the Enquirer at Capt,
JONES only as The waters that
flow from impure fountains.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
A Wise Suggestion.

The New York Tribune, in
commenting upon the result of
the late elections, makes some
very sensible remarks. ltsays:
"Flooding the country all
over with printed matter on
the eve of the election is a
desperate resort, better than
nothing, and that is all. No
reliance can be placed on it;
little good ordinarily comes oil
it. But begin now, and sys-
tematically insure that every
man that has a vote shall have
a newspaper if he will take it,
and all is safe"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

We heartily endorse the fol-
lowing remarks of the Cleve-
land Leader relative to one of
the vital issues Of Republican,
ism. Let us fight it out on
that line until doomsday unless
we come out as conquerOrs:
"We believe it right, (negro
sufrage) and, though a major
ity of the people Of Ohio have
voted against it, we propose to
convert them to the right in
the future. "We ale going
back into their camps" as
Sheridan said at Cedar Creek.
We propose to pick the flint
and try it again, The princi-
pie of Equal Suffrage is just and
sound ; it is the vital issue with
the Republican party, and
we shall not abandon it because
Of one defeat.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
The Democracy are having

The Democracy are having
nice little fight over The
United States Senatorship, 1t
is becoming painfully interest
ing. Large meetings have
been held in Butler and Mont
gomery counties, and the great
Champion, VAL, has been put
in nomination. He has recent.
ly visited columbus for the
purpose of urging the Central
Committee to call a State
Convention OF the party to
meet at Columbus, on the Sth
of January. VAL, has an OBJ
.ject in this, and that is to as
semble his friends in such
numbers as 10 overcome all op-
position, and to get the Legis-
lature to nominate and elect
him. A number of the lead
ing papers of the party are fol-
Thurman and favor his election
to that position. VAL. was
thrown out of the Philadel.
phia Convention by his OWL
consent, for his party's good
but he doesn't propose to play
the part OF a martyr any long
er. The leaders of the party
in the late canvass, tried to ig
more him but his many friends
vino belong to the rank an;
file, were for him, and woulC
have him put upon the StumI
as a speaker.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
General Grant.

A great many papers have
nominated General GRANT as
the next Republican candidate
for President. We do not like
to commit ourselves to Gener,
al GRANT or any other man un.
til we are certain he is the
right man, and advocates. our
principles, or the principles Of
the great Republican party
General GRANT is a great Gen
eral, and a good man, but we
want. to know first if he stands
in full sympathy with the prin,
ciples of our party before we
fly his name at our masthead
as the next Republican candi-
date for President. That he
would make an able Chief Maj
istrate, is, perhaps, beyond
denial, but he will have to de.
fine his political status as
solely within the grand old
Union organization before we
can say positively GRANT for
President in 1868.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
Negro Suffrage by Act of Con-
greSS.

Congress, we believe, had
better let that matter alone
Ohio never haying g been Rebel
State, does not need reconstruc
ton by that authority. The doc,
trine, without doubt, is just as
applied to the Rebel States,
and Congress should adhere to
that policy. But as regards
Ohio, the efforts of the Repub.
licans and ether good men will
place her in a just position on
this question in the shortest
manner that is practicable.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
.Barrett's Vegetable Hair Re
StOratiye,

otOIdtltcs
We speak from experience,
having given practical trial
to this renowned Hair Restor-
ative, when we say that any
body in want OF a fine head OF
hair should at once procure a
bottle. 1t will excite the scalp
to new and healthy action,
cleanse it from scurf and dand.
ruff, prevent the hair from fall
ing off, cure those eruptive dis
eases which often appear on
the head, and, in most cases,
produce a fine growth of hair.
As a dressing, no better prepa-
ration can be obtained for i'm
parting a rich and glossy ap-
pearance to the hair. In fact
no other Hair Restorative has
ever received or deserved a
more universal demand than
BARRETT's. We cordially rec
omend ii to our readers. 1t is
for sale at the stores of all re-.
spectacle druggists. Try a bot
tle,-it will demonstrate its
merits in a very short time
PtttsJurg Commercial.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
Indiana,

Since the smoke of the con-
test has cleared away it ap-
pears that the Union men
more than held their OWN in
that State, and in some sec.
tons gained largely on theiI
vote Of last year. The Democ.
racy will find that their only
gains are in Ohio and Penn.
sylvania, and that they have
no complete victory in either
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

A great many strangers vo-
ted at the different polls in
this county on Tuesday, and
there is no doubt that a large
number of these were illegal
voters-men who have notnow
and never expect to have a
residence in this county.-Fay.
cite County Herald.
This We find the case every.
where in the State. Here,
there are an unusual number
Of gamblers and lOalers, not to
say scoundrels, who claimed
this as their home, and swore
in their votes. Many have
since disappeared, and Others
will soon follow.-PortSmoutl
Republican.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

OHIO not being Democratic
now, so much as she was when
Andrew "God blessed" her
for giving Thurman eight thou.
sand majority, it is expected
that Andrew will withdraw his
blessing, and leave the state in
as good condition as it was in,
before he placed such a stigma
as his blessing upon it.-Statl
Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
More Retrenchment.

A special from Washington
to the Cincinnati Commercial
says:
General GRANT has issued
another order looking to re
trenchment. He directs that
all private buildings occupied
in this city ty any Bureau OF
the War Department, be vaca-
ted at once, and turned over
to their owners. This will eff,
feet a saving IF many thousand
dollars per month.
Since General GRANT took
hold of the Mar Department
the retrenchnent expenses has
been at the Rte of $5,oOO,oOQ
per annum.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
JEFF. Davis Again.

That old farce of the trial of
JEFF. DAVIS, is again revived.
This will afford an excuse for
daily kilograms from Washing
ton, New York and Richmond.
1t is now claimed positively
that it will take place next
month, and assertions that this
or that judge will olliciate is a
good foundation for a denial
the next day. 1t is said, too,
that the evidence is to be ta-
ken down in short hand with a
view to its publication some
day not far distant. 1t would
be much better if the whole
matter could be dropped and
forgotten before the arch-trai-
tor is further lionized, and the
trial becomes ridicule upon
Justice.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31
Congress,

The following table will
show the relative strength Of
parties in the last and present
House ofRepresentatives. The
Senate is beyond the reach Of
the Democracy for some time :
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

The following papers have
raised the GRANT flag: Colum-
bus Republic, Marion indie
pendent, Wyandott Pioneer.
Pomeroy Telegraph, Ports
mouth Republican, and MaryS.
vile Tribune.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

THE New York Tribune says:
Freights to Europe have treb-
led within a few weeks, and
the tendency OF California
rates is upward, varying from
20 to rs cents per foot, accor.
ding to the class and quantity
of goods offered.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

The Meigs County Press
formerly Middleport Gazette
has just entered upon its third
yolumn. 1t is a live paper, and
deserves a good support,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

SEvENTY-two counties in
Ohio give a majority of 33,6SS
against the Constitutional
Amendment. The estimated
total majority is $4,000 from
the State.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-10-31

A Correspondent of the Gin
cinnati Commercial philoso-
phizing upon our defeat speaks
thus of southern Ohio:
Those acquainted in the cOun-
ties bordering on the Ohio Riv-
er, in the southeastern sec
ton, where Republican MAORI:
ties from five to twelve hun
dred have either beeh wiped
out or greatly reduced, state
that the rebel immigration
since the war amounts to q
perfect swarm in that section
| Numbers who had been confn,
: ed at Camp Chase never re-
turned South after the war, bu'
settled in the mining and man
ufactnring sections, and OF
election day swarmed at thu
polls and TO a man voted thr
Democratic ticket and agails
the Constitutional Amend
ment. This accounts in par
of course only in part-fo
the overthrow of majoritie
such as were previously give
the Republicans In Scioto, Ga
liza and Lawrence, and tn
; greatly increased Democrat
4 vote in Meigs, Belmont an
e Jefferson.