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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10
Dry Sopas.


WILMINGTON,
Whose establishment Tor the sale OF
DRY GOODS
IL ueqalled in the variety and extent of its assor
lug their
MERrsors
toBURtis.
AiPAoAs,
,,,,v~,.-u ,,.v,, ,,e,r,,,> u.,.., o,,,s
nossKIS rAssJMEREs,
''Ai-,HN 'h"ih''
u,,uu ,txpNs
rAp,p LINENS
BLANKETS
housekeeper mi-1y
.,. -
NO. ofo aAhkkr STREET,
AM
- g. COR. 5rn AND MARKET,
WILMINGTON DFL
fohhiaN AND DomESilc DRY aoops sli.hs
IN ShEAr VARIETY,
MoHAlRs AND ALApAcAs
CoBuRGs AND CAssIMEREs,
ALL WOOL DELA1Ns,
rANei rLAin eooDS,
STRIPPED AND PLAIN FL ANNEI A.
TABLE LINEN AND TOW FLING,
,,,
GLOVES AND HoSlERf,
MoI-pNINc cnons
o'htNi'" "oop''
- 50 80
BLANKETS AND WOODEN GOODS.
DoMESflC GOODS GENERALLY.
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1867-01-10

REAL ESTATE.
Mss would call the attention of the public to one
HH fact, that IL they are wishing to purchase
REAL ESTATE,
it will he to their interest oca on me before doing
so, as have many desirable Houses and Farms which
will sell on accommodating terms.
NJ. NJ. CHILD,
REAL Estate AGRsT,
dec20-6t-eod 622 King Street.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
(OFiusasr 8eri9t.)
Eagfatnn8 CUR 6riinbnn9
zines uemeu &urnbestrfS.

an $. Sui, na9Dem am Gage bor>
Der auf benz 2oofout Nfountain Der 4.
Suli grobartig 9efeiett iuorben, fanb
IN Der Scutonia SalIe ia CHATTANOOGA
Die borber angefiinoi9te Sa9fakung Der
Surnbereitle aus ben Gtaaten Senneis
fee unb Georgia fatt.
1 Die @ihung tunr6e oHt1 Burner 81.
@obr bon Chattanooga er0ffnet; bere
fel6e tuIroe auf &ntrao gum Spre6er
protein, nnO 8. gBabman bon glafbbiIe
gum &Griftiuart protein erpablt..
Aut 9lntrag bes Snrner G9iineman
iuur6e bef9IoGen, bic Sele9aten Der
DerfGieoenen SERENE anf3nrnfen, NOR
sanf foIgenbe OeIesaten 0afbbiIIes nnts
tuorteten:
llQouis GGineniann, gbr 8oubeI,
s. 8ertbolS, Go. @1ilbbeItn, grnft
@Ierf@, 3. MaBman, Sui. 2int nno
M0oIpb 3eIion.
6iernuf iunrben bic OeIegaten bon
Chattanooga berlelen:
u. Bobr, ST.. Wager, 81. 8. 89nei.
Der, YbiIfp @i@borH, s.. Gentfd), W.
Qanter, 8. &un5 unb q. Ef9opef.
Die 9ltlanfd Turner iunrDen burG
cine benz Chattanooga gerein ertbeiIte
fGriftIi9e 8Olma3t reprdientirt.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08

E Morgen nnb lbermoreen finO
oie lebten Sage Der Se9iitration.
Sieffs 1T Die iebte Chance, Dor ben
Staats@ uno Stabtiuabten gertii icate
az erhoIten.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
Die "Staats5 eitnnav
mad 9eutfHI1nb.

Gin Greun6 I9reibt nnS bas 6Dlgenbe, tpel-
dem mir germ aufnabme in unfrrm 8latt &C.
pdbren:
sd fdife bic ,Staatsseitung" mad nteinrr
alien 9etntatb ni1t alletn, neil tt baburG
meinen gerpan6ten @eIegenbeit efbe su err
fabren, no i'd bin, mie mir bier leben unb ME
nteine n en- 6einintb ungefdbr ausliebt, fpn-
bern aud urt fir bic Ginwdn6ertng bterber
~ wirfen. Nihts fam mebr In bieler Rid-
fung ttun ais bic 8erienbuna unlerer beutlhen
3eituns mad alien 3beilen DeutfGlanbs. Da-
Bel lpare iG nod Vdpfer mnb YcrtC, bonn ih
traude niGt eIlenlanee Sriefs gu fHreiben,
une 70 Ianse td bic 3eituns f6tde, pilrn bic
Nrinisen, bdb es mir gut 9ebt."
Das SCnntassblatt mad Deutlhlanb foiiet
infIulise Vsrto $4.50 per Sabr pbtr 1925 per
6albjabr, aIlp nilr d Gents fir bic ein-
stlne Summer. Gin ein3iser einfaGer Brief
iOnmt auf % Gents. DiernaH 1T alIr bas
@enben Der .3eitung Der BET weitem billislfe
@eg, NIT ben &einigfn In Demtl6lanb In
Gorrtip0nbens 30 bleiben. gDir bcifen, baB
rs1t pele unlerer Mitbiirgfr 70 Serniinftig iiber
bielfH Jan mrtbeiIen perber, ais infer pben
errdbhttr UrtEnb, un6 feben besbdIt rr&t3abl.
reid,sn Mtunnenlen ent9egen. 0Dir fInnen
pdflir sarantirrn, bab bas Blait rsSelmGeis
ariGcntiif. @
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08

E Begen NanseI an Belt milf
fen mir mebrere neue &nSei9en bic auf
Montag liesen laiien.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
staot unb etaat.

R SEER sU4Drit N6ber
1T 2ofaI< Ngent Der ,,Sennehee Staats<
3eitun9".
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
Meeprpers.sSnrt.

Sir unolbentliGes Betragen sablten
sgB. So. 9abier $50 (beflelbe hattie
Garter 9ef9ldgen, neil oiefer inn teine
Gertifcat beiOrgen iuotife), Sbos. Dill
Ion $4,000, 9lrrin9ton @reener $40,
g. s.. @mitb 85. - u. d. goftes ap
pellirte aegen Gin Gtrafurtbeil bon $50.
Sat 500 Anb Naife 9Siliams 9ingen
far lie $50 ins Alrbelsbaus. Sulil
8raDin tpurbe freigeiprodien. 30. She.
rioan aabIte bic Bro5ebtOfen.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
SAINTS 8ro's. 9siauos
g 0aS 99iattp npn lInterffd.

Dieie Btanos perben aIsemein pom competenten
Nt@tern ale YioncS, bic nod geTtacbt poroeri
ftr6, sIei9 au.rtanat. MIs Gmpfe6iunaen fannen
mir us duf pieIe tauienb Stabts nn6 2anobewebner,
nebf groben Ansablen Der Sodf9aIen, Semiaare u.
I. 10. be3ieben.
Oteie 9anps baben nibt alein ben beitdnoisen
Sebrant nno fhmere Praris. pon einem Sabre aiis<
9ebclten, fonoern fnb bic lesten IS Sabre aur poll.
dnstgiten 3nfritbeubeit Serer, webe lie sebrauten
benubt Iporhen. sfz -
Steielbe bdben Breie uno @ebailIen erbaIten, mo-
re urr thinner ausaeffeut rnnibei. DPS SerIangen
mad oiefen YanoS ut 70 gro sepeien, 6a Die Serren
9aineS Bros. iicb gSh6tbi9t iaben, ibre Mrbeiten
tu bem 8etrase upn "a bis 20 Ytanos p5bentIi aus.
3ubebnen. tfa.5sts f4sfs.
Steie baben iest cine Der sgeSebnteffen unb poll
fdnSigen 6abrtfen in ben Ser. Stadten, inoem bic
abrt alein iiber bret Bertel eines Mders 2anb be-
oedt uno cine rDnt non 2t9 8 an Der 2meiten
ApeHue entmideIt. 81
9ieielben nb entfdieben tiHiafen 9ianos erfter
&laie i'm @anoei. 9an eube Fir iliutrirte GirfHare
6aineS 8rp'e,
CSC, 35S. $50. 1862, 36i, 366, 1853, 80, S72,
ms2s 3R 8peite Abenue, Nep gort Gitp
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08

Siee Baafteine fnh bebesteub befier as ale iibris
gen, bic bnrdb ei1ten aueern Bro5eE fir ben eep6bns
liden Gebran9 fabrisirt werben. 9ieielben t6nnen
nod eifimnt 10 pieI Druid alS bic nit Der 9anb ee=
mahten Badfteine ausbaIten, obne ~ ;erpIdsen nnb
Der N5rtel bGIt bel beieiben pieI feier siiammen;
fe iinS Der sea9tsteit Ri9t e sgsanstd saS iinS
bern Sprten porSusieben. 20 N i.
Sir ErOttOirs unb eiasrnen t5anen he nibt abers
trpffen peroen. - 81,
9biIqb eIp.bia, Is. Dth Der 1868.
pies # @ Bog mir s5rsrs Eau
feline gebraubt baten nns ba6 mir. aIs BoaIente bic
ielben allen anbern porsieben, ba iie pom gr6berer
Dauerbaftgfeit fno Mnb Der NSrteI feiter ,uian,ez
bdlt: Chris. Bi,iber, s. Strabe oberbalb efierion
9. 8. STD, Maurer= ,mb Barimeifter, z. Strnse,
oberhaib Grfcrb; y. o. eaIbweu, alter 8aumeifter,
Snm Saa Der eiSenbabnbriide iber BEN edupItiu
TIns wuiben 2,2O0,OU0 8adfteine eebrauht; Camden
gBonenmiible 2,000.OO0 8adfteine; absusstGnaI in
Camden 509,0U0 8adfteine; Collins Sron Cos. Sa=
BRIT Warquette Cafe Superior, 100,00U ssndeine.
Vile eben 9enannten nno nod mebrere YeiEtonen
Soditens, bic 80 bsruorrasenesa 0iientIidben ,InS
Bripatz @Cbdnoen benn muroen. no nit Der gebriis
Der Chambers u. Sos. Yatent gadltein aRaf9ne fas
bri;trt inoroen. Ff
aRit 8ersnigen uer1ueifen mir auf bic foIaenSen
9erren biefiser StaSt, 1peI9e nriere BaGfefne se=
branft baben, nnS bic benz obeaerwdbnten Seusnib
| betimmen:
! sSefie Barren, CARPENTER unS 8aumeifter; @. s..
| 9lortbern, Carpenter unb Baumeiiter; 2eonarb u.
| McReon, panrer; Col. s. y. Ban 9pne. Sen.
| tbmms A9ent. '-@-
9sir nerfertieen aud bic ueItberibmten ,gbiIaSeIs
pbia 6ronts", IDetbe fir 6ront no 6euerpldse nibt
ibertrpfen iperben t6nnen. 8adeine werben 81 iebr
biuigen 9reiien an iraenb enen Ort an 6ub ooer
/ Der Giienbabn beforbert. Srottpirs peroen 81 ben
gemdbisiten 4reen seIest nnb fur ale setbane rbeit
SIR ndbere Snformat,on oSer geteuunsen rpenbs
! man fitb an FF#I ~
D1afon. gtcams II. Co., @senten,
RafbpiIe Eampf=Sldfein 8rennerei,
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08

NebI BET US. E. often Srp. a0. rs
College Ctr, NalbSiIe. iuI8 Am
\ Die 6erren 2anbe u. 8rcs. fnb nab
SO. 90 NOrb gberrs CTR. se3Osea unb wpIlen
ibr Eager Der gerGnberuns ibrer Gtrma baIbtr
gu Nep 9Ort 8ofenprriien ausserfalIfeu. &C.
nanute Girma 1T SOrtbeilbaft senus in Der
Stabt befannt. 90 fF 10 alie fir uns nur
nOtbpenbig, tas 9,ublitun auf bic betreFenbe
Mnseise aufmsrffam gu MAIDEN, UNI Srber-
mann, Der Bebarf in ben Artifeln bat baau
gu bepsssn, 9anbe u. Bros. gu belu9en.
\ 9olbaten Der 8. u. 81. i'm eansen 2anbe
trcrben ernflih erlu6t Der Genne6ee Staats'
3eitnns iiberaa Serbreituns 81 seben.
~ Oie p06entli9e Staatssei>
tllng foItet mad allen SbeiIen Der Union
berlanot So per Sabr. gfa9 0eutld@
LAMB, einf1fieBli9 bes Yors
TO g, $3.50; nod Der S9peis 400
pOrto1rei. -I@inaelne 9lummern mad
europa 10 Gents portofrei. =
IA g8ir eriu9en aIle Sreunbe, uns Cor
reip0nbenssn aus alIen zbeilen bes @taates
tibet 9tanb Der 5aaten unb iiber Ginpanbe>
rumssanselesenbriten suseben gu lahen.
Die &ebattipn..
re- Oieieniaen, benen es gu tbeuer
miro, in Der ta9liden 8eitung gu am
nonciren, f6nuen 6aS yBo9eublatt"
benuben, pelhes ebenfaus an iammts
Ii4e tasli1e Mbonnenten bertbeilt miro,
SIR 3eitnn9sb eranS9eber.
SD babe rriDa Gin OusenS Gtdnbe unit
mel Dubenh GGriftfaittn, aud anbere Mr.
titel, Az timer beutI@en Druderei aebDrig, su
Dsrfaufen. @rnannte 9a6en fSnnen III bill
Iiseu Yreiien abselalltn tperben.
Gobn Nubm,
iI}Hgt 9eransseber Der petaatss eitnns".
E gGnseigen, sic ms &benobIatt
aerudt mer6en iollen, mliIen bis ipas
teitenS 2 nbr gfa9mtrtags in Der Office
nbgeliefert tperben. = Gbenio Steine
nn6 9totisen aDer 9lrt. ole Der o6e,
iener SreunO per6ffentlidt su baber
tpiniht.
E Nbonnenten Iollten in ibren
eisenen, iOipie in uuferm. SntereiIe iOs
fortiee Gnseige uber etlpa borfommenot
l1nreselmabisteiten in Der 8eiteHunl
Der 3eituns auf unierer Office MAIDEN
Eg- 2enbefeHnnsen auf Die ysens
neiiee Staats 3eitnn9" f0unen bel Ser
Serrer a.,.e IT'D
u. 8ornFein, NOrb eoueseftr
Grnit YobI, Sermantnmn
g. 9utb, Sranflin @ife
-abaeaeben loerben.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
Mmfaepa6t

u. SetItff, Bu&bdnbler nne MISUNDERSTANDING
TN Commercial note bat tets etne Ausmahl Sdrgtbs
mate taien unb 6eatide 0eituneen DorrdtbiQ. ebtno
beutihe RppeGen uftb 6r36htMngen. Die pEennefes
gtoctsaestunp- ieat BET Il ~ ebeufana gum Heifnuf
D6S- Or utmult "mutilated currency" tn
0ablunG.
avx51B
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08

HMenes MebI. Gusse3ei6netes nsues
NebI Bel Sd. u. IDtten Bro. SO. %
College Ctr, NafbSile. iul8 Am
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
gSerseidbni6 r,ener Mn,eiaeu

2SerSeitbni6 nener Mm5eiAem
hi. i'm B eutigen 8latte.
u Sfoti3 bon Der Naibbiae u. Nor6 :
tueFlt6en @ifenbabn.
q Stat. S. Gortid. apOtbefer, Gde
College u. Union CTR. d
- 81 4an6e u. Bros, Gei6aftsber<
Issuns unb ansbertanf. SO. %
l3iIa 3orb @berrb Ctr. .aaGi8a
Al Yroflamation bes @ouberneurs.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-08
0efFentlitbe Nebe,r.
Gnnfter OiRrift.

Snnfter SiFrift.
Don. SObn 3rim6le, Der republitanif9e
Ganbi6at fir gOnsree pom Giintten Diitritt,
pirb an foIsenben 0rten unb gu fOlsenben
3etten &eben bdlten:
Afblanb Gits, Gonnabent, 10. Snli gt.R.
Gprtnefrte, SOnnabfnb, 20. Sui q. N.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-07
About the Hair.

About the Hair. .,l. lg ehgW
Hair is the robe. which curious Nature
q. .., Weayes ..',.... ,f..-.,, =.
And does adorn our bodies, "a.
And that alone remains when every 9TH
HHl .r.er beauty's gonerri.l a.Is
Whenever a new article has
come uppromising to enrich, adorn
or lengthen this most ornamental
of all coverings, our people have
been exceedinglyforward in giving
it a trial, and in more instances
than one have been sadly disap-
pointed. 1t is then with great re-
luctancei that We feel disposed to
urge anything new in the way of
Hair Restorers, and we would not
doiso now, but for the reason that
we have in our mind an article OF
super excellent quality, one that
We have tried, and know full well
it's value. 1t is not only a dressing
tnat beauties and renders the hair
of agnatural glossy appearance,
but it lengthens it and will restore
it to its original color If red and
has become gray9it will bring back
the red. If faxen, back to flaxen;
if black, the ravens plume cannot
outyie the lustre with which it will
again return togit.,i know of a
score of persons whose faded and
fallen hair has been completelyire-
stored by it. We speak of HalIs
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer.
Use no other, or you will be disap,
pointed. [Pittaburgl5 nPay GA
Zette.a 81 vi hannnnrr n.tL.l.-,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-07

ny to the States of the Union their
Constitutional rigHtWtox protect
themseiyes in any ehefgency by
means Of their militia These
provisiobs are out OF place in an
appropriation act. <E#m compell-
ed to defeat the necessary appro-
-priations if / withhold my sigma.
tIre from the bill. Pressed by
these circumstances, 1-feel-con,
strained to return. the bill with my
signature, but'tol accompany with
my protest against, the sections
which I'have indicated.
[Signed ANDREWdJ0HNSON.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-07

hs, s,WAsIIISsfoS, March 4ATke only
tomiphtiops rhpde for SBeakergere
Schuyler 0olhS and 'Safpnef S
Marshal. Tkeformer received 127
and the latter 80 votes.
In the course of his remarks in
| the House, Mr. Brooks said if indi.
cations in ltleflpublic' press and
elsewhere are to be realized; il
| the 9proeess. of impeachment is I'd
60 onMor %hat.i .is more re3olhtibnl
airy, the Suspension Of the "Presi.
dent By action Of this House1it is
revolution, and nothing but reEo.
latibh, cali it"by whatever name
you please. The Speaker, Of the
House is to create a 'conimitte oi
impeachment, and to have the
whole direction and control of the
process of impeachment through
this House. Il say, therefore, that
the most serious of air steps is the
organization Of the House, and III
case the precedent you threaten us
With is created BY you, and the eXI
istingPresident is deposed, in case
Of the new, Presidents death the
Speaker /, Of the House Becomes
President of the United States. So
that; in point Of fact here, by onl
solemn action to-day, we may DC
creating a President Of the United
States. protest, therefore, in the
full. solemnity Of the occasion !; ]
protest before my country and in
the presence Of the gentleman from
Ohio, (Mr. Ashley who is to be
leader in this revolution; ] protest
most solemnly against taking any
further steps toward the organiza-
! ton Of this House until all the
States are fully represented. ',-.'. NV. ".
Mr.. Brooks then read the follow.
ing protest: ,. - ~ 81, ;,..,.,,.
WHEREAS, 1t appears by record
just made that the following States
Seventeen in number-are not
now represented on the floor Of this
House, viz: The States of New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, Cohnec-
ticut, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, Georgia, Florida,
Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana,
Texas, Tennessee, Kentucky, Cali.
fornia, Arkansas, and Nebraska,
are States entitled by an act Of
Congress of March 4, 1862, and
subsequent acts, to representation
in Congress, as follows 90 New
Hampshire, -; Rhode Island, 9;
Connecticut, 4; Virginia, 8; North
Carolina, z; South Carolina, 4 ;
Georgia, Y; Florida, 1; Alabama,
s. Mississippi, s.; Louisiana, s.;
Texas, A; Tennessee, 8; Kentucky,
8; California, 3; Arkansas, 3 Ne
braslla, 1 in all, eighty Congress
ional Districts, now untepresented
on tile floor Of this House; ; and, Z
WHEREAS, of these unrepresent-
ed States seven are of the original
thirteen, that, in 1857, met in con-
yention and created the Constitu-
tion of the, United States New
Hampshire, Rhode Island, eonhec-
ticut, Virginia, North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Georgia, a ma
jority Of the original; B" 'Ii a''l-
'n 1he,tt6re, We, the members
elect of the Fortieth Congress, do
now. enter our, most solemn pro-
test against any and every action
tending to the reoranizati6n OF this
House Until the, absent. States be
made fully represented. 'D~N'
E l. oIT'II - tift -1rr, - - go ..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-07
Expensive Days.

= We sometimes think our winter days, are
70 ther Short, but we ought to be thankful
for the daylight we get ~ Zen compared with
that touched to somerof the latitudes of
Euppe,niAtSt Petersburg, for example,--
q city Of, more than 500 900 populations and
in latitude sixty the: sun rises at present
at quarter past nine, and SETS e .quafter be.
fo.e thee. ! At Atehangel,A "a town of 81
OoOgpopulmion, in ,'hti:ude sitiy-four. the
Gay lasts only frem twenty,four minutes
past len TO twenty minutes btforc two.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-07
Notice.

0N the sth Of gehruary, in, the yeyr 1861,
" the Probate Cohrt Of Vinton county de
elSied the estate of Robert; Wech, dee'd ,t6Ibe
probably i1solvOnt CIgtitors1 are, therefore
required 10 present their claims against the es-
tate 10 the Undersigned FOR allow ane6D Within
six months from the time above, mentioned or
they will not be entitled q, payment,
7-'iou OJiJ &c DAVID 'SOREMhN, 20
j II AdministiaiOriof r. Welen, decd, and
a febl4w4 Commissioner to Settle Claims,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-07
New Bank Ya,,lt.

r The Yintpni County Bank k has re-
ceiyed its, new bank vault, 2and
when once put up, will defy,,the
most gifted burglar to break its
locksai9s ID ~ Rott9rt.iIa- ohi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-03-07
J BIoiiuments of Greatness.

200 Monuments of Greatness. n
ohItis the aim Of all good men tc
leave to posterity some mark o
their greatness r.r f... .hl,c
31 .'Footprlnts on the sands of Tims,pu.a
that those who come after them
may,profit by their example: :, I,''.
True greatness, however, does
not consist SO much in, doing great
deeds of individual charity, as in
making such use of ourlmeans that
the great mass are permanently
benefited thereby. STEPHEN GI-
RARD, although not particularly no.
ted for q charitable disposition,
gave largely to public ntsrprise,
and in this way secured to himself
a more lasting reputation than if
he had contributed millions for the
enlightenment of the heathen.--
Andjustln the measure that we
use our influence and means in
building up all needful enterprise,
in the ameratio will be the mon
uments Of greatness that posteIity
will erect to our memory. Aman
Of large experience once said to us:
at is not all Of life 10 liye"--
meaning that the mere act of sus-
tanning an existence, did notcon-
stitute the great object for which
we were created. If, when vie
come to "shufle Of this mortal
COIL" we find that, we have lived
only for ourselves-if we have ca
tered alone to our own selfish
tastes, without. once giving a
thought to those who are, to come
after us, our memory1wi1l perish
witheour works. Let us, then, one
and all, SO shape our ends, that by
improving the means God has
placed in our possession, we will
have left to futule generations such
examples Of honest enterprise,
that they may be proud 70 own Us
as their sires. ....f ., I'D .'...
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sKatlie,u Denocrnts.

MessrS. OOkA " ~. nave. caIleu
Convention scfAs Stat tsISSyefI
eighty party Of Ohio, TO meet at
the oficesof West & South, 10 Gin.
cinrati, on the 18th Of April.
We publish the above, as the or.
gan of said disorganizers of this
plaGs.failed-toi insert it. last week.
1t seemSthe scashgation that CORY
received from yM.,y I'm our State
Convention, has not been needed"
.OlI b9iTEq9N III 10 lFor Tho Rccorig
.arfi Turnpike Roads, !n'5dt
.oIMq50r Bruttoa: 1t, seems to me
there could not be better time to
suggest to our citizens the apropti-
ETY. of taking into consideration
the sqHectIof building good. turn.
pike roads, than at the present
time The'roads in our county are
in a most deplorable condition, and
have been SO for several. years
and with the tinkering of our leg
islature with the road laws and the
negligence of supervisors, theyare
not likely to- be ina better oondii
ton soOn.C ea' Io a9iov 'i. tl lW
.'GNow, if the building of turnpike
roadsin any place IN our county
to good point connecting with
the M. & O. Railroad, and where
our farmers would fnda good mar
lSet for their products, it would add
to the value of the real estate
along the line of the pike Why
is it that our citizens don't move in
the matter at once? Fortinstance,
suppose a pike were made from
Bloomingville to Macarthur, does
any man not know that it would
add to the value of all the farms
within two miles of said pike, in
the townships of Jackson and Elk,
atheist from 25 to 80 per cent,
according to- the proximity of the
lands to the roadg Certainly, we
all know this to be a. fact. Then
why not build such road by, Sub
scriptlon along the route, when
one-half the increased value of
land willfbuild its The same may
be said Of a pike tolZaleski; of
another to .GVlnton Furnace via
Eagle Furnace to Wlkesville ; an
other to Allensville, to connect at
Londonderry with the pike lonl
Chillicothe. These are all practic-
able and can be built, if the .peo-
pie only say so. Let the matter be
agitated. t5r4.uog .i.ji PROGRESS. Il
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no McARTRGR, OIEIG:.a
THURsDAY---- MAR. z. 1861.
pemoer;atic stats ITicket.

ton Nv J % G0rctnon .ol 10 9ao
Allen q. Thurman, Of Frahkiin; !;
tDall)s.. LteuteRdht- GOrslRor, @ = - o..
Daniel S. Uhl, of HOLMES; 3l''
,'D.aqol 1GStGtc 7rsdStrery sl7G'b
ognh @. Fulton, ot crdwford;l hn.
~. -3tT STATE ItNl't1r,H Y $40,
81 John MGillwCe, Of Butler;dj r
fut .5Hr, attorney GeseraE p5''s
10 Frank M. HNrd, of Knox; ii
ar1 .o. 6ulrsMo Judge, n5.Jg50q,
7,a Thomas M. Key, Of IIamilton;
.,.. III Comptroller Of he Treasury, m..
" William Sheridan, of Williams;
sp'' Member Board g Public Works, u
TprArth1r Hughes Of Cuyahoga. q
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,hgGi7T5hnT .GG3 9dFor the Record. {
ME4Eitor: Why don't theleath-
er,head who signs himselft"Y oung
America," ,"Iand who pulled the, pos
terror talbot his shirt cup over his
collar to ,lookn at his effdsion after
he "writ it,p give his real name in
the last lEhqttrGt instead of as
suming an anonymous name, over
which to villif!h rourlp people and
misrepresent our citizens,can the
enterprise of Macarthur? Who is
the author? We bet he is a mere
hanger.on, do-nothing, ,'self;conceit.
ed coclSney, and with less brains
than an ordinary wagon hoS8 Does
his mamma know he's out?o hr1
..i d7., aif I'D fnH AVON. n
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