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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-05
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Studies 10 acquire thu Art Of Singing.

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Sheriff's and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.

S,ats Of Ohio, Kinton Comfy.
Alozandero 9. DOwd, PlaintiA, | In Sosg' Of Common
against flsac orao- Of Sale
TIjRSItANT to the command OF an order OF sale ~
the above cause to me directed nom the CONT o.
common Pleas Of Vintbn county, and 70 me dIree.eu
as sheriff Of said county, acting as special Ma aa
Commissioner herein, I will offer a. PUBIC SAFE
al The door Of the Court He use, in theToWh oiMeAr'
thur, in the county Of Vinton, on co -
MONDAY, the16th day ofSeptember,
Or .ll a. D. 1867,
at the hour of l o'clock p. M OF said day' 'He ~
loving lands and tenements, to, "
All that mart ofIn Lot in the Village OF MeArt1qIi
Numbered Seventy seven (77l heretofore ownou ~
Conrad Smith, and by HIM sold and translerIeo "
Christopher Winkleman, and by. the sald MInhs'
man soId 10 Samuel V. Dodge and samuel rl21mea
and BY the said Dodge and Trimmer sofa 70 jams
Taken b. an order and decree OF said court as NY
nronerty OF James Lantz TO satisfy q decree Oh s"'u
rronrt In favor Of Alexander @. Dowd. .r.t
'Gnnraised pt se7en hundred dollars ana mu''
bring two.thirds ofthat sum.
Tepms of sale-oash in hand on the Day OF S"e'
JOHN j. SHOCKEf,
Sheriff Vinten County. O.g
Acting as Special Master VomnlisSVNsH
D. 8. Dana, Attorney for Pin
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Laughable Incident.

One of those annoying, yet ludicrous
accidents, which happen in the best Of
families, occurred recently near Louis
vile. A dry good clerk had AZ engage
ment to take his lady love out buggy rid
ing. Early in the morning he appeared
before her fathers door, with one of those
spider like vehicles, which are probably
constructed with view Of ascertaining
how light buggy can be made and at
the same time be servicable.
The lady is sweet sixteen beautiful,
and just little bit of what is termed
fast" She is full of life, fun and frolic,
and is decidedly San bon point" weigh
ing about l45 pounds: As the young
gentleman drove up, his lady love was
standing on'the top step in front of the
door, with her venerable father, who had
gold specs elevated on his forehead, in
order TO get distant view of his future
sOn-in-law.
Adonis jumped out ofthe buggy prepar-
atory to assisting the young lady in, but
she suddenly took one Of those freaks to
which the dear sex are all subject. The
buggy was standing about four feet from
the steps and considerably below the step
upon which stood the young lady. She
probably wanted to convince her lover
that she was not clumsy if she was fat,
and thought this would be a good time
to show him her agility Be that as it
may, she gave a jump and landed in the
center of the buggy. If she had stopped
there, all would have been well, but alas !!
the thin boards of the bottom of the big
gy, unable to stand the pressure, gave
way, and the young lady continued her
descent.
There was a piercing scream, plunE-
ing horse with young man holding to
him, bundle of muslin in the buggy,
and two little gaiter boots pointing with
in six inches of the ground Under it
The father rushed to the rescue and de-
tached the horse from the buggy, he then
got upon one side, the young man. On the
other, and they attempted to raise the
young lady up. 30. stop, stop!" you
are killing me-" she cred.
The boards had broken in the center,
and the long, sharp splinters extended
downward, and when they attempted to
raise the young lady out of her predica-
ment these sharp splinters would catch
in her le-pshaw Did you ever see a
wire mouse trap? If not, 60 and get
one, stick your finger through the en-
trance tunnel and try to pull it out. You
viii then understand the sad fix that our
young lady was in on Sunday morning.
The old man comprehended the sitaa-
ton in a moment. He told the young
man to get down and break the splinters
of. Young lady screamed, 80, DON'T"
and young man wouldn't. At this stage
of the proceedings practical neighbor
came up with a hatchet, and the young
lady was soon extricated from her un-
pleasant situation, and disappeared be-
hind the froat door.
We don't know whether Ire young
lady sustained any serious sigefy Or not,
and we are not going to ssk snf Sass-
tions ofthat young man.
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the rite who is bizzy writin, is another
Wun NV mine-a blacksmith, wich the ole
man bot on purpose to do his repairin
coz the white blacksmith wich wuz locat
ed near us cost to much. He wuz cheaI
at 81, 800, coz NV his bein a sooperiol
workman, and l am told that the incapa
BILE 0ein hez shop now NV his own, and
hez pile NV money in the Savins Bank
while Ibis material sooperior-hev tt
depend onto the chance liberality Nv 3
comparative stranger like yoo for the
very drink wioh l am now parched fol
want Nv"
And the onfortnit young manburst in
to tears, wich we went out and assuaged
Returnin, be resoomed
''That mulatto on the left, by the
double winder is carpenter and wunst
my property. He bot NV me fifty akers
NV land for mere song and when dele
gates wuz to be electid to this yere Con
Vention, he run agin me, and beat me
four to one, the ongratcful niggers wiCf
we he'd workin all our lives absolootly
perferrin him to me, to legislate for EN-,
and he burstid into tears agin.
Findin the excitment was too great fol
him, | gently led him out NV the hall.
"Wst," sed /, ''is to be the end Nv al
this %
Good only knows" sed he, 81 DON'T
There is notbin but room ahead and Oh
each side NV u.s. These niggers and the
crazy whites in league with EN-, hev now
sole control Nv Alabama, and they arc
mashin down the spectacle old bQrriers
wich kept the races in their places. They
are passin all sorts NV ordinances peTvid
in for skools; they hev given themselves
the ballot and hev disfranchised us who
served the Confedefacy, so that the pow
er will be theirn for all time to come
The result is already foreshaded in wat
they hey DONE Out near my place, just
west Nv Mobeel, they hev village and
a skool house in wich they are taught
readin, ritin, arithmetic and all sorts NV
devilmeut, by nigger skoolmam wieh is
sent by the Freedmen's Commission in
the North. They refoose to work for us
onless we pay in advance, and consekent
ly, ez we can't Git labor, our farms arc
runnin to weeds. And to make matters
wus, the Convenshen is a maxim labor a
lien upon the crops, and so hamperin us
that it does seem to me they intend tC
deliberately room us. They are estab
lishin skools, and churches and villages
everywhere and wat is pertikelerly op
prcssive We havn't the power to stop en-
in their mad career. Politikle power We
hev none, and when it comes to force
the Pope stands. here sekoor behind the
baynets lie controls. Good Lord, but
let's drink"
Nich we did, I payin for it.
| shall leave here to-morrer. l kir
never bear to hev niggers pass me cloth
ed in broadeloth, with papers stiekin ont
Nv ther Lockits. I kin never bear the
degradation NV heyin niggers pass me
WITHOUT takin off ther hats and stepping
respectfully off NV the sidewalk. Thank
God that Kentucky did not openly rebel
There, at least, we kin keep him in his
normal speer.
PETROLEUM V. NAsBY, P. NJ.
(Wich is PoStmaster.)
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WHOLE NUMBER 939.

A BIG GoLD SToRY.-AIr Edward Par
sons, Just returned from Montana, tells
the editor of the Leavenworth CONNER
ciaI marvellous story. Last July him
self and four companions, while explor
ing the headwaters of the Yellowstone,
came upon an Indian mound, surmounted
by huge stone. Dislodging this stone
and several others, they found themselves
in an Indian cataeomb, containing the
skeletons of thirty warriors. Lying be-
side the bones were numerous ornaments,
among them many twisted circlets of
gold. Some of these were of unusual
size, weighing one and half or two
pounds. What chiefly attracted atten-
ton was massive basin or kettle that
occupied the center Of the apartment
This massive article proved to be pure
gold, and was so heavy that the party
had great difficulty in removing it from
its resting place and bringing it into the
upper air. The adyenturers were ena-
bled, by means of their axes, to sever the
mass into portable pieces, ladened with
which the party turned their steps home
ward, having themselves to walk the
greater part of the way, to give relief to
their burdened animals. The whole
amount of gold was brought to Helena,
and Mr. Edward Parsons calculated that
his share Of the treasure amounted to
about. S2l ,eot, the whole bulk being at
least $4,000 value.
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Mr.. Coughs Recovery.

The following incident is worthy of being
often repeated, us an encouragement to labor
for moral OF religious reform. A warm heart
and wise tongue may overcome the most for
midable obstacles. Rev. T. L. Cuyler tells lie
story:
''On a certain Sabbath evening, some
twenty years ago, reckless, addressed
young man was idly lounging under the
elm trees in the public square of Wor-
cester, Mas. He had become Il wretched
waif ON the current Of sin. His days
were spent in the waking remorse of the
drunkard; his nights were passed in the
buffooneries of the ale-house.
GAS he sauntered along out of humor
with himself and with all mankind. a
kind voice saluted him A stranger laid
his hand on his shoulder, and said, in cor
dial tones, Mr. g., go down to our meet
ing at the town hall tonight A brief
conversation followed, so winning in it's
character, that the reckless youth con-
sented to go. lie went; he heard the
appeals there made. With tremulous
hand he signed the pledge of total absti-
nence. By Gods help, he kept it, and
keeps it yet. The poor boot-crimper
who tapped him on the shoulder-good
Joel Stratton-has lately gone to heaven.
But the youth he saved is to-day the
foremost Of reformerS on the face Of the
globe. Methinks, when listen to the
thunders of applause that greet john b.
Cough on the plstform of Exeter Hall or
the Academy of Music, l am hearing the
echoes Of that tap on the shoulder, and OF
that kind invitation under the ancient
elms of Worcester! lie that winneth
souls is WISE"
E9Official returns from all but seven small
districts in South Carolina have been received,
and show beyond doubt that a majority of the
registered electors have voted on the Conven
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MANUFACTURERS.

4. ID. STROEEs. Mzusfacturer and Jobber in Herme-
tcaliy Sealed Goods jelly Cider, and Cider Vineger
Ashtabua. Ohio Nov TO- 1866 $50
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e9-Oficia returns from all but seven small
districts in South Carolina have been received,
and show beyond doubt that majority of the
registered electors have voted on the Conven
ton question, and therefore the Convention is a.
fixed fact. lati anei. y satr- L..
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IIIIs 10 OI sIC 1T StdIIts WIlrre Inc tc Cnitcd
in the aGs@e table
q Second Glass Cars all Through Trains ss=s
All throueh trains going Westward connect at Cieve-
land with Trims for Toledo Chicago Columbus Cincin-
natl Indianapolis &C.
And all through trains going Eastward connect at Dun
kirk with the trains of Erie Railway and at Bufalo
with those of n Y. Central. and Erie RAILWAYS for
New York Albany. Boston. Niagara Falls &C. sc !:
and at Erie with trains Philadelphia and Erie r. r.
for Harrisburg, Philadelphia Baltimore Washington
New York &c.
New York Express East connects stGirard with trains
the Erie Pittsburgh R. R. for Linesyille Neadyie
jamestown, Greenville Sc. Pa.
u. NOTTINGHAM, srpt.
Supt's Office, Cleveland 6 Erie Roiiroad, I
Cleveland. O.. AnriI 1Sf7 [
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HARNESS MAKER.

w. HI. WILLIAMSON. saddler and Harness Ma
ker, opposite Fisk Block Main street. Ashtabula Ohio
has hand and makes to order, in the best manner
everything in his line. $50
p. G. FORD, Manufacturer and Dealer in Saddles
Harness, Brides Collars, Trunks, Whips &C. oppo-
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