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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-21
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not occurred. for thirty years.
Trains are embargoed, and travel
is materially interlered with.
Gold closed yesterday evening,
at 1874.
Mutilated and WORKOUT curren-
cy is made into envelopes for the
Treasury Department.
The cholera is reappearing in
New York. Two cases, an elderly
woman and Il young girl, are re-
rorted. 1t is thought the coming
summer will show this disease as
an epidemic all over the country.
A. Ii. Lee, the Treasury clerk
who ran away some weeks ago
with thirty thousand dollars worth
Of bonds, and was arrested in st.
Louis early last week, reached
Washington on Saturday, made a
full confession of his crime on
Monday, and was brought into
court and arraigned Wednesday
morning, plead guilty, and was
sentenced to three years impris-
onment.
In Kentucky lives a man, the
head of very respectable and in
telligent family, who, during one
week in each month, about the
quarter of the moon, imagines
himself woman, dons the hoops
and balmoral and sits in his parlor
waiting for his beau! This
strange conduct was first noticed
in him when he was about seven
teen years of age. He is now fifty
one.
The Scioto Gazette says: Last
Friday afternoon some freight cars
were standing on the track at the
head of Paint street. Some boys
had been playing about them, but
no one was seen to get hurt. One
of the boys, a lad of twelve years
of age, named James Grammar, was
found lying dead on the track
How he came to his death is
mystery. He had not been run
over, for no bones were broken
and when found his arm was lying
on the track, and this would have
been cut off if run over. Either
he fell off the car and broke his
neck, or was caught between the
couplings when the cars were
pushed together, and was so
squeezed as to burst an artery in
ternally.
The New York Worlds special
says: A gentleman from Georgia
informed us that the people there.
were ready to accept the terms of
the Sherman bill, under the propo-
sition of ex-governor Brown. We
are in receipt Of information from
North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Florida, Alabama, Arkansas, and
Texas, as we'll as Virginia, that the
negro vote will undoubtedly be on
the rebel side under this bill, and
also believe that Delaware, Mary
land, Kentucky, and Missouri,
where the rebel element is strong
er that in any other States, the ne
gro vote will be on the same side.
1t is estimated that the late
flood has damaged East Tennessee
over two million dollars. Over
two hundred persons were washed
out of their homes in Knoxville
The damage to farming interests is
very heavy. Many farmers lost
their houses, barns, grain, and
stock.
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The Cheap Cash Store.

Every city has its pioneer in
business, who. by close attention to
his calling and strict integrity, is
pointed out as a model to all who
would wish to succeed in any un-
dertaking in life. The same may
be said of towns and villages. The
originator of the pay-down system,
and, as a sequence, a successful
and enterpising business man, Mr..
Daniel Will IS looked upon as a
model worthy of the imitation of
others about to launch upon the
business sea Of life. BY the course
he has pursued in the past, he has
built up a buciness second to none
in the country; and following the
example of other eminent and sue
cessful merchants, he has added
new members to his firm as his
business increased, until it is now
represented by three brothers, un-
der the title of Dan. Will & Bros.
Determined to sustain, at all times,
the former reputation of their
House, they are constantly in re-
ceipt of new and brilliant goods.
Call upon them at once, and ex-
ANNA tbair ctook
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Democratic State Ticket.

GorerROr,
AllenrG. Thurman, Of Franklin;
Lieutenant GOrernor,
Daniel $. Uhl, of Holmes;
... state Treasurer,
Fulton, OF Crawford;
State AuditOr,
John MC Elwee, of Butler;
Attorney General
Frank NJ. Hurd, of Knox;
Supreme Judge, R-
Thomas nj. Key, of Hamilton;
ComptroUer of The Treasury
William Sheridan, of Williams;
Member Rodrd Of Public Works,
Arthur Hughes of Cuyahoga.
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AN ASTOUNDING DIscovERY.-A
mountain 5000 feet high has been
discovered in the Gulf, between
Cuba and Florida, while taking
soundings for telegraph cable.
Our "devil" suggests that they
can save one half the cable by let
ting it rest on the top Of this
moutain ; and that the mud-ma-
chine, down streets about to move
thereon, to make telegraph con-
nection with the lower regions.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Tile State # Ollie, Ninton County:
Court of Common Pleas:

SAMUEL BONE, Plaintiff, VS.. JOSIAH BONE
OF ais, Defendants. In partition. y
TnSIAIl BONE, Nancy Bone, intermarricd
y with Henry Moreheat, OF the county Of
Bates, State Of Missouri; Elizabeth Vening.
formerly Elizabeth Bone, Of the county of Nc
Don ough, State Of Illinois; John Bone, of Ma
jorca Victoria, Aus ralia, Rebecca Bone, late
widow OF uenry Bone. deed, who is again in
tern,arriod, but to whom Is to yourlpettioner
unknown; and Henrietta Bone, minor child OF
said Henry and Rebecea Bone, about Ten years
OF age. all of the county Of Bud-Ax, State Of
State OF Wisconsin; WilliaI Bone, Julia A.
Bone, intermarried with Aaron Starkey, Lu-
onda Bone, intermarriel with Landy Myers,
all of tie county Of Hooking, State of Ohio.
will take notice that u petition was filed aeain,s
them, on the Is h day Of March. u. d. 1867, Ia
the Court of Common Pleas within and fur the
said county Of Vinton. AMI IL now pendihp,
wherein said Samuel Bon' demands partition
Of the following real estate, situatelin the said
county of Yinto-, to VII:
The southeast quarter Of Section Number
Ten iO,) in Township Number Ten, (lo, Or
Range Number Eighteen, (ls,) conta1ning one
hundred and sixty acres, more or less; and that,
at the next term of said court the said Samuel
Bone will apply for IN order that partition may
be made Of said premises
SAMUEL BONE,
mar2lw6 BY Y. A. Bratton, his atty.
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IT is said that there is an anti
whisky league in McConnelsville,
with a capital of thirty thousand
dollars to support it. Progressive.
Fines and costs inflicted on vic.
lators of the liquor law, by the
Morgan county Court during the
last four years, amount to 81, $780,
so, all of which have been paid,
and this amount on forty-fve cas-
es. .
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NEWSOF THE WEEK.

III Is Salu tnaC MdAllllllldll VIII
expose Napoleon's intrigues against
the United States. .....I I.r
A stranger, named c. S. Harris,
from Racine, Wisconsin, was last
night assaulted by a would-be rob-
Der, on Wood street, Chicago. In
the struggle the. assassin stabbed
the intended victim, but his life
was saved by folded paper in his
breast-pocket. The robber es-
capped.
The receipts of internal revenue,
yesterday, fell below two hundred
thousand dollars less thanj ever
before. ..s
Chiefjustice Chase will not ap-
point any Registers under the
Bankrupt Act, until after the meet
ing of the Supreme Court, in April
next. ..
1t is reported that the Astor
House will be converted into a
block of stores next spring.
The New York World appropri-
ately says that Congress should
adopt some plan before adjourn
ment for changing the National
flag into agreement with the new
National condition. False to their
rhetorical flourishes about keeping
all its stars, they have struck out
ten.
Major general Hancock was to
start yesterday from Fort Leaven-
worth with an expedition against
the hostile Indians in Kansas and
Nebraska. .. CO..
An exchange says it is believed
that Governor Brownlow can not
live much longer. His present
nervous disorder grows more and
more threatening. We trust that
Providence Will nerve us TO sustain
the loss.
Frank Leslie, the negro minstrel,
whose real name is George Weeks,
has been served with an injunction
by the Frank Leslie, of magazine
notoriety, to restain him from using
the name. We believe that the
moral, rather than the professional
character of the Ethiopian singer,
is the cause of the proceeding.
The colored citizens of Ports
mouth, Va, have putlup one of
their own color for mayor. :.
In some parts of South Carolina
cultivated land is selling for dol
lar an acre. a
One of the Virginia State Sen
ators owns one hundred thousand
acres.
Only one man from Staunton,
and but few from Augusta, have
gone North for goods this year, and
their orders are light. Our people
are preparing for the worst. Home.
spun will do very we'll in "District
No. 1."-[Staunton Virginian.
Good Friday, this yeai, comes on
the 10Th, and Easter Sunday on
the 21st of April, until which time
Lent, which commenced on We'd
nesday, continues.
The officers appointed to the
command of the Southern districts
have been instructed to be as leni-
ent toward The people as possible.
The Southern Registration Bill
can not be got through before
Monday, when the President will
veto it.
A good deal of excitement is be.
ing maifested in the Territories of
Colorado and Dakotah, in reference
to the contemplated explorations
of the Black Hills, in which it is
thought there are rich deposits of
gold.g.
The cold weather in the North
west is the most intense of the
season. The Upper Mississippi is
frozen solid, something that has
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CRISPER COMA.

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Cash balance in Treasury -. S4,s3s,S7 0
We, the undersigned, Treasurer and Au-
ditor. Of Vinton county, Ohio, do hereby
certify that the foregoing Statement is a
full and complete exhibit of the condition
of the Treasury of Vinton county, Ohio, on
the last business day of February, 1867,
showing the exact amount of money in the
Treasury belonging to each particular
fund, together with all other securities.
Given uader our hands officially, this 2Sth
day ofFebruary, A. d. 1867. u
WILLIAM +. FELTON,, Auditor.
DAVID FOREMAN, Treasurer.
mar21w3
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REPATOR CAPILLI.

E0R restoring hair upon bald heads (from
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forcing prgwth If lmr upon tho faie, IL has
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or hair upon bald h''nd. in from two 10 three
months. f1w ignorant prac itionors have
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W. L. CLARK & co Chemists,
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WHISPERS AND
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TIE number of deaths in New
York City during the week ending
March 8 was 375, one hundred and
five less than in the corresponding
week of last year.
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Reparator Capilli.

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LOST

A GOLD SHAWL PIN-0n logan Street,
N between the Residence of Row 1immvus
and Phineas Tomlinson. Esq. A liberal reward
will be paid to the finder on returning it to this
office. maf2l
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The New York Herald's Last Sem
SatiOn.

The New York Herald's Last Sem
SatiOn.
Probably we should not write
sensation, as it does not really
amount to a sensation. The last
New York Heraldism would more
correctly characterize it. To pro-
duce "peace and good will" to all
men-whites and blacks-North
and South, East and West-the
Herald proposes that the Southern
newspapers shall advocate in a
spirit Of perfect good faith, Il c fol-
lowing ticket:
For President,
GENERAL U. S. GRANT.
For Vice President,
- GENERAL r. E. LEE.
Suppose the Southern papers
should advocate the aforesaid tick
ct, it would not secure favor in
Northern eyes.
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ARrEMUs WARD, (Charles Forrer
Browne) whose name is literally a
household word wherever the
English language is read or spoken,
is dead. He died at Southampton,
England. His humorous drolleries
have become so impressed upon
the minds, and so interwovsn with
the thoghts and expressions of our
people, that they will probably be
perpetuated tor a long time to
come.
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Administrators Notice,

MOT ICE is hereby given, that VIM. G. Cline,
~ administrator Of the estate of q. W. Al
thar, deceased, has filed his ascoun for inspec-
tion and fi7al settlement and will be for HEAR
in : on the 18th day of April. A. D. 1877. ~
mar2l JOSEPH KALER, Pro. Judge.
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Free to- Everybody.

A Large s PIP. Circular, giving information
Of the greatest Importance to the young Of
both sexes
II teaches how the homely may become beau
tiful, the despised respected, and the forsaken
loved. '.'a
No young lady or gentleman should fail 70
send their address, and recsive q copy post
paid, by return mail. -,
Address p, o. Drawer 81
= marslmd fr TroSrRY
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There comelh glad ;idings of joy to all,
To young aud TO old, to great and to small; =,
This beauty viii h once was 30 precious and
raro,
Il free for all, and all may be fair
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FROM the "McArthur Young
Mems Christian Association An
nual Offering" for 1867, we copy
the following amusing article on
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L. W MOOllL.
Macarthur, March 10, 1867.


New HAMPSHIRE ELECTIoN.-Ihe
Republican majority in New
Hampshire at the late election was
about 5000, a decided falling of
from the previous majorities. Last
year their majority was 1866 and
the year before 1900. The result
shows that even the people of New
England are becoming frightened
at the reckless proceedings of the
Radicals. When they begin to
lose ground in that section where
every ultra dogma attains Its rank
est growth, we may well hope for
gratifying changes in other sections
of the country. .I.
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A NJ E II I C A

America is great country. Eve
ry body thinks o,and xearlyevery
body says so. And, this being the
case, each citizen teels it his i'm
perative duty, 10 add his particular
mite to the said greatness. 1t is
said, that the first act of a Yankee
baby, after it gets thinking faculties
into operation, is to devise an i'm
provement in its cradle. Be this
as it may, it is certainly true, that
every patriotic American, whether
Yankee, Buckeye, or Hoosier, is
constantly striving to increase our
magnitude. Considering our pre-
sent advanced position, in the
scientific world, it is evident, that
a few years more of this astounding
progress, will set us on the top
round of the ladder. We are already
far ahead of Europe. Take the.
natural wonders: what are the SUBJ
limities of an earthquake, compar.
ed with the shakings OF real west
ern ague? what are her volcanoes,
pouring out their fiery lava, to our
multitudinous oil wells, spoutlng
forth oil and water without mea.
sure? Let England boast of Shelf
field: if they do manufacture extra
cutlery, they can't come up to us
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CRISPER COMA.

Obi shN was beautiful and fair,
With starry eyes and radiant hair,
Whose curling tendrils soft, entwined,
Enchnined tho very hear: and mind.
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Editor Record Il notice in the
last issue CT the Record that some
mean, contemplate, monomaniac-
al tool, who appears to want to
make himself conspicuous in print,
but seems ashamed to sign any
name, has written column or two
abusing and misrepresenting me,
terribly, as he thinks. Icare moth
ing about his idiotlc slang or noun
tains Of lies; but if he does not
confine himself nearer the truth in
the future, l will divuige some of
his inhuman conduct that he COM
mitted in the early part of last fall,
of which he thinks no person but
himself knows anything about.
For the present 1 will pay no furth,
er attention to him,
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For the Vinton Record.


AT regular communication oI
Delta Lodge No. POT, F. and A. NJ,
held at their Hall in Macarthur, on
the 18th day of March, A D. 1867,
A. L. 1867, the following preamble
and resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
adopted - ..
WhereaS,. 1t has pleased our Su.
preme, Grand Master to remove
our beloved Brother, JARED S.
STRONG, from his labors on earth TO
everlasting refreshment in the
spirit world; Therefore,
ReSOIved, That we deeply SYM
pathize with the family and rela-
tives Of our deceased Brother, in
the loss which they have sustain
ed, of all affectionate husband,
father. and friend.
Resolred, That by the death of
Brother Strong, this community
has lost an excellent citizen, the
Masonic fraternity, q true Mason,
and the world, an honest man. y
Resolre2, That, in token of fra
ternal regard, this Lodge be cloth
ed in mourning for the period of
thirty days. .
ResOlred, That the thanks of this
Lodge are due to the brethren of
Orphans Friend Lodge No. 275, of
Wilksville, for their attendance in
very inclement weather, and their
assistance in burying the body of
our deceased brother with Masonic
honors. ... .rs
ResOlred, That the above be
published in the newspapers of
this county, and that the Secretary
furnish an official copy to the fam
lily of the deceased, and also, trans
nit a copy to Orphans Friend
Lodge No. 2T5.
Attest, C.P. WARD, Sec'y.
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Organs and Melodeons, worth
500 Lr less. at Observation-Disclosures. $40
do do from 500 10 $500 Is
Pianos and Organs, worth from 5000 to
do do do 5000 to Si00. =. %
do do do 500 to $500 . p. 30
do do do $500 to 5000 a.. . 40
do do do $500 to 500 e. .. 80
By Ibis system Of easy Monthly Payments,
many pe rSons W no Would find it Impossible 20
pay the full price Of an instrument al once, are
enabled to purchase and pay for one without the
least ircon venience.
For full particulars. address
JOHN CHURCH JR.,
66 West Fourth st., Cincinnati, o.
Wholesale and Retail Agent for
THE KNABE GoLD MEDAL Piano,
SoHRAIDT. ScHAIDT & Co.'s SUPERIOR PIANos,
MASON d IlAMLIS's CABINET ORoANs,
SHoNINGER's GEN ORGANS.
And various other good Pianos, organs Tnd
Melodeons. mai2lm6
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SAMUEL BONE,
mar2lw6 BY A. Bratton, his atty.