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New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
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pACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPAN1'
i THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA AND CHINA
CAEEYING UNITED STATES MAIL,
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
Ss.mers River, o. Canal St az u ocoeF
pocn. ~ loloss ,., c.,,...r,-ro
Capt Cssorl5. - -.. .-e- 90 s ., ,roN
sept 1iRISSG STAR Capt ssau connecting With GOLDEN
Cl1i Capt Lay lfe -. -----
One huds poa7s o. baggage allowed e each adult passenger
~ oduues aud atitrdance free.
An rs to n Acapulco those ofN -d 2st connect at Pans
Ssa x Pacific ports s anc llih i0r Genial Amen
por-s and Of lst touch e. Msrzarilo
NDeaarture With tbs steam nae non
Ysusms o Australia and kee Zealand c,,-
steamer sept q connect closely with steamer Cin.
October Yokohama sud Hong hoag AID AZ
s1okobsn with Rca for Nsgsak and Nnausna
For passage al further nomaou apply the once on
~s Wbafi "o' O 't-A - -'O''' N'' 'P p PApy AGENT
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6N4 il4sH I,t'h lr.'op
win afo7sei Pioposaa Tor IrupofaHoh 70 ieAA' "'-
ard directed to the uliersgn-i ,,,.,. --..,..l
ii Government reserves rrht % eet any or a. D re'eeA
b. order OF On fouartermaster Nnh MihtsrJ District
- '' ~ -' A J. MCGUSNlGLk.
Erevct Lieut. Col aud A. Y NJ, 1. 3 Army.
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9rupusaIs.
OpF,cr oy AS,I,rAyr CouuA ARYG srKRAL sUBsnrEscE
A "a, NV (

Opycr op ASSISTANT CouvrssARr suEsrrsscS
No 4 Sr,rE-sr. NEw-YoKK sept II, 1877. !
A RMY SUPPLlES.-SEALED PROPOSALS
"A n dgricate viii be received BY .he g1isrgTa I'D Gn SiE
Amy SUBSISTENCE sTORRS to be delivered in Eos iOrk
500 Gsffsis P0RKLaEss OR PRrNB mgss-of new crop
es'eu packed 10 flEhoePei OAK o. asl barren, & WI" - o H i
BIDDER will state when the pork vas packet aHu u" " ~ @
The pc received such inspection yards as shall be agreed to
1880 bs Of frs, qu,, ertr .uper6ne so"ihe s. I.ui
other brands Of FLOUR aa@e r hsP o. a. q I & a barrels
to he N good shipping ore with rouna hoops al anu s
10000 pounds JAVA COFFEE origins, sacks incoi in g"Hny
Iiis NAV be rrsic IN bond duiy paid
u chop samples of the coffee delivered With the proposals
Materials for slcks to he exhibited b, bidder.
10000 pound, CE. eea goo stout oak barrels Ike samples
10000 pounds Of c.sn dry BROWN SUGAR barrels to be
'' i'm i' S D o o ", hand I r Ta' ap,1 p.a ''
10000 pounds Of CRUSHED SUGAR BarTe IS .eCye hos al,
its1 CIDER G Wniky free from a iotegah Is ard Injurious
srbonsto Of potash 10 neuirare troy Cider Vinegar
lbe strength s To be put qp IN barrels or N bail
distinctly the Kidd and quality Of Vinegar offered and the aId
25,O0O pounds good clean dry sns SALT strong tight bar
aud haftsu adapted to the purpose with fall headns ''
7lhS scTS, ,oqr'-,d for ,.r'etiaD de,r-p
delivered with be Pppossl' sad referred to therein
terms kA ba % have nu eoaiain the written guar
the sne bsrsby guaranty shonn psi,
por and conditions also that written contract with bonds the
amount the value the stores proposed W DO fhsle
shall be executed. II required" a.
. m. name f cnnts shipping marks 20 be hereafter desd
n he plainly kt esey package al other ola marks must 10
abieratei. ~
C6as Of inspection by professional p'eke or Inspector ei
will De required iOf tho meat
Bt on the pa seller their peselt quality sod eodon and
TIE Immediately preceding inspection. .t-- . A.
The viii also be- examined ana passed. upon Oi P7 " "~
oa.ca on ths part Of the United States . 81, ,-.., -.
fou lava coffee s4ar vinegar and 't Tl be ,pe' % Al
delivery compared with the retained samples ~ Al "
p,etor appointed e this ocs whose certificates WI be lnI'a
al received for The purpose, ., --- - A..
e1I.cito bold their goods Without expense '" e
United states. until required Tor shipment -
JaaaI tr I.0posI t0N h. Jffiaed NJ hb Oef whhh M" ."
afoof r,be Gddresed ~ HEdersgrd md iaf0Tei
~Jyog.,sqls 6,y Suts.rf~,rs Sgres" II. Y. CLARKE.
Bvt Ma Cen A. G. g. g.
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Rtntistru.

COTTON DENTAL, ASSOCIATION origi-
nst.d Ss suns,bkc nitrous oIde administer The
snns, ass ssSoTsd by medical ptoon DO nothing bot Rx
IhA TEETH I'D ss s:,1! % ', wt,aoYT a X ds,.:
ssYah
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Op GOODS.
Two HOUSEkEEPERS.
. A. T. STEWART { 90.
y il ofef on MONDAY sept
LARGE iOr
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
LINEN DlMASES. DAMASK
TABiE CLOTHS, and NAPKINS,
SHEETfNG PILLOW and SHIFTING LlNtN ,,,,c
MARSEILLEs QUITS WITTY and COLORED FLANNELs tsd
BLANKETS
AT POPULAR PRICES
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AT POPULAR PRICES
Broadrav snd TeBtrs.
u DE PERCENAL. No. 739 Broadway, oppo-
se A,tor &C. Irfsrtt Warhss. Cblren Cosss and Suits
cloth sluts honses Gabrielle Dresses &C., sc; slips Aprons
Waist Blankets B Shoes Corr Spcncers Caps 'nd bonnt,
a. Wrench rrt and children; srp" Soes Of kmhod
ci Yoes m Ch-ues and gh Gowns hlndne Initials and Mono
p embroidered order on llsndk keche Table Linen aud bed
Clothes Stamping and Stamped Good,
nRESS TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS, LACES,
4 EMBROIDFRIRs. HOSIERY. GLOVES SMALL WARES. COR
SITS SKIRTS FANCY GOODS goods popular prices Al
RIGRRS and 2 Broadway Nneteenthst east sde
DARIS MILLlNERY.-Mada FERRERO,
formerly NJ returned from Pas and
snfnet the MILLINERY business st No Laayetteplsce
III O'FARREL''
4. GREAT CLEARING OUT SALE oP
CARPETS AND FURNITURE.
REGARDLESS OF COST OK PRICE
erecting more extensive hse
room, bou uy Offer my entire stock he tgesi e
ld ever thrown on markell consisting OF bnsh and American
Brussels 3py Ingram Carpets goo pieces White and Fancy
Canton Matng. OiCloth feet Nise WndoWhhse tags
M, sr Bedroom. ohc Snd kitchen fuf'
n-a of which represented snd be to
sr.s, Of shipped free Nos 2o1 and l
Thy 6nhst ana Nos 80 aud 400 sglsha's' Se"esA
and Thirty sixth SITS, New-foTk
SAN the downtown aud crosstona cars eH i4e im"1'
vicinity OF the above stores
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

boaH.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
4 ROADS-Ou s1I amer MONDAY. april =. l.t1, trains 70,
Albany aud Troy. connecting vh Northern al4 Western 'aa' vi"
leave New York a. follow: ....
Errress tran Hudson River Railroad Thiisths st. AM
through AID Bre Without change OF
ars connecting Troy Nsh for baas huAd Burlg
ton. andtle North.
1910 I, m Express Harlem Railroad Twenty rh - fni
Pouraye Chatham w4 Western alroad for l'o1non
~ and
tfans Tor SAraoea. Rutland. burlington aud the North
RIpress Hudson River Railroad, connecting a. albany
with train Tor the West -.
1.y m Rrpress train Hudson River Railroad connecting Al
Abany Troy with trans ioI Montreal With
sleeping attached ~, -. NJ. ~
with Western RAlroAd Lebanon Spring. Psf &C., and At A.
bsny sith Western trains Sleeping attached at Albany
m Rrpes Hudson River Railroad with sleeping cars
attached sn through Buffalo and Suspension Bndg without chance
Of ears Also sleeping day creeping SATURDAYS attached Ion
through gdenburg without Rome and D.
Railroad Connection oT Will be made a. ka;i Albany Ih tran
II o N train Via River Railroad with sleeping attached
Bridge
and Al Troy With and points North This tram n
Tuu o Sundsys "
4. And intermediate stations leaving hew-io a.
m Returning PYashksspss 9 arriving IN hs"ioti
at -, ILL.,. p.u...a ,.,,.. po,,, ,,.,nd q, a,
and arriving Meron al $40 Returning leave Miner
Ion Al < n NJ arriving At New Yort al l2.30 a m
"Nss' ~ 49, ylNDEHBILT es.preslient
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Y,ttur,s anS Mtttimss.

CPIRTTUALISM. &C. III. FOSTER, Test
pAY saa kykNlNo.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
professional aOtitts.

....- SruftssiOnal glutirs.
UUARIES NETTLETON, No. Ill Broadway
piRsT FLOOR CoMMIssIoNER or state snd ferriorv
nR. LAMONT, No. 173 Broadway-Treat
men. from Paris London sd New-iork Medical Adviser
- u.yrsg, (ne local constitutional and
Nervous Diseases structure Fstua Pile, Sc mailed free 81 30
nR. EDWARDS, Electro-Msgnetic Physician,
J-Cesuy cures Scofia Consumption Paralysis rheumatism,
and Female Complaints No 35i Cauatst
CURGICAL HOSPITAL for the treatment
Oof STRUCTURE VARlCoCELB, HEMoRRliOlDs flSTULA
sorrn of EDWARD H. DIXON NJ D. Bdor OF The Ones
hour, from ~ aud ~ s'eangs at Dr. D's ssesnes
No FHhsvs
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12
NEW ROUTE rrrw,,r
NEW.Y DIRK AND B o S T o N,
Eew-J Steamboat COMPANY
DEOPLES LINE OF STEAMBOATS,.

The magnificent OF this lin. the ST JOHN and DREW,
ese Per No North River foo tot CAA evening alter
rSte iSnndays srcepted Albany With rail
Tosos 10 al stations West and North
o freight passage checking Of bagsge Se, Lenire at the onees
New-York tribune., 1867-09-12

propoouale REDUCTION 70 an aIeTellIe poa am s0l' We"
Tcs d and baggage CHECKED the once No 900 weii'' or
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CAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

- POSTON
WORCESTER coRD mITfh Tiif WITH TMoUSTASs And
INTERMEDIARY POINTS
The new CITY oP BOSTON and CRY OF NRwroRk
cave lot dsy tSundsys etceptea a. ''A M ~
h.r. ,oup.pg with u. stS.os Tain from ., @, :sS.,
nd S.sha. and Sew~iondon snd Northern Railroads
Freight taken al the lowest rates M4ETiS Agent The P.
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEl: =
,c Tsas' @S6 I'D d1es SsA & s & & S' ,siTua. 5
on. nur direct 70 fi:tsbursa without eb,Hs'
'-'A AILKNrowN LINZ TO TIKI WEST.
Express Tram daily Oi the West except Sunday "her one
sI'9 mile. end tS By Chicago Cincinnati
st Louis Sc with ss9S BIT SP. sn'sis sfE 2, sGMrYrs
Commencing April o. Is57-Le,ye New lork iolIow,.
v3s1.Ga S %i.ssprs rs%ssis.h s.h,5.s ,
nv ssTEsS fEFEE'' for Easion Als1''Hr ~ hsfis 81 Cs
sre and eu two change % to s. Los o3afsi on & ~ ss on .
(o1urct, De Lack aui West T. for oiToud''nS
Wy, a S1g T.sFo E,a ''' S,a~u M.ab cto we,hao
Beaag Coumb, Lancaster EpLa,s Lui rois' Harrisburg AS
800 p B.-For PlanseL
%rSJ sSs.Iy' Eap'r.or s5 E.op B.bs n.,s
Chnnk Rsading HARRISBURG, riislrrsa 'hc'go az % wv
meets Harrisburg Tor WiaHspori Lfe L. Sleeping O"'
6.isp ms@Yor Jupriop and ntsrm,ii.i. station.
I'm I'm wFSrERS FxTRRSs TRArN-Fo R.s.ou Allentown.
Reading IarrseuE PITTSBURGH as IN, the :" " ever. .v-Din,
Additions. BsTgea roai LA'osis g. c,, nail
ai Of SewJsrey of Libus K At No A'o hou'' so'
't '7 Sc B'o'd" AMI At JOSIAH S 'c,'sI SrS1Ss Superintendent
ERIE RAILWAY.-Trains leave Depot foot
SO % SDa~ ~ 61 Siprs. for Rochester Bua.o Salamanca Duni
'n4 - p w,y I'm div m ot7He snd intern
Io:OCa Rrpre. Mai. for BssA0 SA-A-'na- D-n1r as4 all
500 D m WsS Tr.a Mli,tovn al intermediate siaioaA
.,i :. ..on on We. w.. Of Tssr. q Fort J s,s5rs
s:cp m w.1 Train for spsern ia,-rn-ii,t. ,,on.
-. N h-h, .,p,es y., ~, h''''''''' "-l'''
so5 80 % Va Tran f'i Saarr I'D am,l
Night Est,, @ , for 20, h'is' b',e s'.n1. Sn.sss.
go ..r Rmrr.n, Tr,a day, for ge West ~. ,.c
- az I"1s Tor h,,9k o. 1a .si n ~ oa wBDsRs
DAY Nia - as.,.r ra =. u os Sassrl .ni li,ro''
sUNDAl TRAINS wg rr,n fol oa"Ir q y n Rs ,Si
e.er az ., f,ai' AZ soa u H. " fA''''os
BIpre.. Tra ruz through 90 puuts an Bui,l, With
Perfectly yeatsI s'eeus co'he' accompany al
'1 ,n D.. Obtained tu Csuea-rs ar.-Eo Br,atEsr
psroi of ctamb't Nrv Yors sai i nt Psp"' & l,s'''
W. BARR Geu1 Pas, Ar.rt
EOR LONG BRANCH md PHILADELPHIA
RARITh AND b.LA" ike ~ .Al hA,LA''AD @ a. s,ro,,
hIT S fi iiils s ~ m~f%rREss I rAssFsGR LINZ nr rtf.
Ions rinch &c. MtP no. ion bf-', io .,, ' ~
ThsT FREIGHT LSE-I,ir,, Per No q s5o ol rhl,
Gisa,s Rsfo.i Freight tslea ADD quel time uann'
TXrREss rAssENGRR iSE-isr Nv Yorl e. l,srs rtsi.
ria ry 7.ss Prom Lors Bralel M Ne" lSr
st7.15a m sui ~ %
~ s sNEDfN 4 Co. Lsees
HREAT REDUCTION in Tirst-Class FARE
" WHIST NORTH. and RASr vi. fLW YORK. NItAL 'nh
NORTHERN RAILROADS dld TROY LINE on hlEAALhh, r'n
Pier 40 North River 100, Of SguuEii ei4 81 B. n Sa1--aj'
excepted
1tsnv spi Trof...a O0 3 -
ID Iut D.
................ ] 50 Nhteial............. ~
RUTLAND. 100
Roupe bNl
g Nofi AIIu.......... 2 10
Rochester ~ NJ Ai.iuf+ss
Z ~ -
Suspension Bridge. la -
lp.
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sSi,ambnais aub SailruaSs.

TOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, WHITE
MOUNTAINS &c-FARB one boiar Steamers ieaTs PeeA sP
or New Haven st 1i5 and II connecting With Railroad
FOR Newburgh Poughkeepse and RondonC
daily at snding 81 CoI,-n on' ,. mar @ @ ~ NOS
and Esorus Str JAS ". BALDWIN on Now Vel aid ~ q
CORNELL Tues Thur and sat from foot HaI on.L, - n
GUNNER ARRANGLMLNT.-F0r W hite-
Dock Glenwooi and Rnslrn WEDNESDAY, har J. la
and 'tsboat sKAwAAkA 1hs, fG ".'I WA u
Tor tho named places No heavy freight reoivod
TOR NEWBURGH, WEST POINT, POUOh.
Il KEBSIB RONDOUT sud KINGSTON landing a. C'i'sn''
SrBAMEk MARY POWELL
leaves Desbro~esst even afternoon al 81 oocioch
EOR NORWALK DIRECT Connecting .wth
the Dsuhurr Rarpad-The fast enbost hsLLl i" ~
Bas River Market oet ard loot oi Sitn 80
Of The Dsnbnr and Nee Haven trans Fars % cents I
1ckets. % stage connect for he~-1 anaan hn'o. @ @
DEGULAR HARTFORD LlNE-FuSt-class
state Of New York and Cy hSttI 'a'e 60
l. K day leIoePt sundags) At M io Ii','Ja % i,s,
Towns for fght s. - Hartford Second Class
making the cheapest and most Ase-'s i'ae " 'Ae ~
MOunans
CNRNT0GA- RUTLAND, BUFFALO, SUS-
- PENSION BRiDGB,f MOUNT MANSFIELD aud WHITE
uosTAIES via BURLINGTON and NJ points North and West
ALBANY DAY LINE-Tbe stesmloi'a ViBBARD ant DAMBL
will and after Nav ~ leave Desro'',,sl ~ -
IS for Abv, atng a. lnnkefs torfn
West hewbuTgh POugbkeepse. knebek bsio 1a,.
Athens Depot hy SPECIAL tain
with the Central Rensselaer, ir Saags kars '
Schenectady with Albany end suquaans Railroad AZ JnS nu
without change 0! with the Lake Ohampnn s'sann ~
hs for kouses Point Montreal at a m Returning VI"
cave Albany atSl1 M
CUNDAY MORNING BOAT for NEW
- BURGH-The steamer THOMAS COLLfEk leave. ne per oo
ByBRY SUNDAY hOkhNG, at 7,p Ihry iourihsL
AZ % landing Yonkers Hastings Dobs Perry lngon sing Sng
J,ver.r.W Correns Coisprng Cornwall Returning leaves
Newbush .t % arriving IN Ne" iork s O'CLOCK T"
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Sn,ugfmfnis
A DFIAIDE RISTORI SEASON 1857 -GS.
~ TIIHAIRE FiANOAIn. - IL -.

N TIiRATRE FahNCAis. f. ,,o
DireetJr "'h'
SAbk ~ SEArs TODAY
The sale OF subscription e enir' .ssOn WI 'i.ss
TO DAY Scsrrcr Store no 7l Boawsy and 90 ShtO
DAY atqa n, i ,r,.r ,c ale ne three lsiot
nghts at the Theatre Friucss sifers hne store 80 V bro"~
vag' Obekernss No ol BFs.i i"- 'tI hor u, n ~
and Friday Maine saturday In brooHTn h'd"He "'''' vi"
perform every Fuesasg. 49,.
RstOrs dramatic vii De inangnrf1i Al Tue
lllIArRB tRAE1Ais, ,
WEDNESDAY. StPrEMEfk IT, 1877
hlv ni n oof
nerinrnauc have araY bsl sis tf
her srpcarfnce "a 8oston Phsde2l sna mora pf'' u nv
r ir,t expense bsos
81 hisi1s ktri ia 'isn aa eonS
Portable Improvements ~ the means oi nefa a ilfr ~ ffange
In ir lrDsiI-t sd an thf
iAe o an, ueni o ur risFsrr Lave
been Designed i a Doe entirely ''mple o. "e 'Pesa. " '' 90"
The COMPANY which viii ,. Msims ,i,o h,. ben ss-Dee
bv ~ AMI celebrated irtiati
repertoire second e,sYa WI obs ga si
dhet ~ those anilr ply' 0hsi ai .rr D. t,I.4, - ..
Of he American stage surh N EiiiOta h' S@'t ""s
&c. mYRau. SoRMA BEATRICE
sG.rR TRRItSE (Srter Terrsa b. iris Cim)'etl
FRANCESCA DI RIMfNl. by SiiYO P-lieo .
GiOyAENA DARcO Ooia Of Ar by sender Irs0s't~i oS hair
NsHe.
The great event Of the ss,.o however poln ..
MAhIE ANTOINITgh.
written exP~s' ard rsu completed ~ hsnef ii,,rfin 'or hse
houd be- originally produced ~ Arcs 1ri Coz le pr'son o ts
play preparations have been Hi 60 kope iai ihs '""t
sp'euor Of snrr costumes ia f'pef ih le" o. sL'" ~i"s
hereafter
BY he mad, ts Theatre ars ge nlni' q sssh
have been gr.l nhh h enabled ic Dto 20 p.''r ne p' %
ein saisfiou M q
General admission. i - phestra ~ - irrs 1e rst
private lores four eas BIZ posocninm boxes nv s'N 9""
The established 10 rs.tas
the public o without beng a.9s ial" oe
hand, 81 specuators 81 has usually bees th-
AZ other Information reyecing the Fosacs o Asd"Hs ta'i"~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-19

IMpRovEMENqs.-0ar fellow towns
man and citizen, THOMAS B. DAVIS, is
e7incing the spirit Of the true man
for the improvement Of our town.
He has almost completed a very large
Wine cellar, over which he is pre-
pairing to erect a large three-story
frame building, the third story Of
which will be especially arranged fol
a,saPpblica Hail." This will be the
largest building Of the kind in this
place, and the good appearance that
it will add to the town will be Of ma
terial interest. Mr.. DAVIS is extern
sively engaged in making pure wines
from the grape.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-19

FIRE,-On Saturday evening, the
9TH inst. at about 8 o'clock, the sta
bles belong to the Hamden Furnace
Co, were discovered to be on fire. i
being an utter im%possibility to say,
the building, the only exertions put
forth was to save as much as much as
possible of the stock within the stable
from the coniagration, and prevent
the adjoining houses and store-rooms
from taking fire. The latter was a
perfect success, although it required
great labor. The stables were com
pletely burned, together with fourteen
head of mules, one horse, and others
severely damaged, twenty sets of har.
ness, eighteen hundred bushels Of
corn, and about twenty tons Of hay
Loss estimated at $40, 1000. 1t is sup.
posed to be tho work of an incendiary
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For Fine Perfarnery,
Go to Sisson's Drug Store,
For I nge DRUGS and Wed.

IcNeA. go to Slsson' 3 Drug Store.
TnE Democratic Executive COMMITTEES o.
Vinton Cnunty-S. G, Case, D. b. Shiver
and J.. G, Swetland, Jr.--haye appointed
The following named gentlemen as al
ADVISORY COMMITTEE:
Eagle John W. WILKINSON, Jacob Tsnangle.
Bro~n- Washington Keeton, Seth 7. Weed.
Ek-A. J. Swaim, Patrick McAister, Coon
Smith. a71 efal
SrOn Fired. CradlebAugh, Fred Fr;ck.
Jdcksoa-Lalon Sampson, John Rose,
Md;soa- Morris Aliaugh, Solomou Sh'pley.
C~Ginton--jOhn Frazee, Dr. j. A Monahan.
VintOn-toha Booth, Joseph Mclaughlin.
R~ichland--L. A. Atwood, DR.. IL. C. Moore
Harrison Lyle. aEk
HaTrison-A Areanbright, s., G. Steinbrook.
WikesuiUe Charles Mulholland, Kins Wells
KnO1--Henry Packard, George Il, Bell.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-19

FREEMEN of Vinton county!
Are you willing to become
slaves to a military despotism,
which will compel you, at the,
point ofthe bayouet, to be slaves
to Kings, to Lords, andto Bond
holders? ,..
Vote against every man on
the Radical *
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-19

PERsoNAL.-JoHS NJ. GIBsoS, formerly CON
nscted vita the M,Arthur Journal Printing
Once, but nov Of the Cincinnati EaqEirer
o6iee, arrived at this town, one day last
week, looking az we'll as he used to look ten
years ago. .
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-19
Nofica-

A Ill persons are hereby Motif st not to harbor or
"A trust, or make bills of credit or contract with
Hachel H.. Clark, my wife, or in any way incur any
h%llities against me, with oc for the said Rachel II.
Clark, from aud after this date, for the reason that
the said Rachel II. CLARK, my wife, has left my bed
and board without any Just cause or pTovocation
whatsoever, and that ! will not be responsible for
any contract, debts. or obligation by her so m ,de.
ISAAC K. CLARK.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-19
Democratic Enquirer
Items OF Local InIel e.l.
PIANOS FOR
is,a sss. S

81 RAISrEHs, ike other men, sometimes offer
some very good bargains. Any person
wishing to purchase q splendid Piano, will
save from one hundred to one hundred and
nifty dollars by ca ling at this office. We
can furnish them at greatly reduced rates.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-09-19
For Ager's Medicines,
Call at 6isson's Drug Store.

Tue Peach crop in Ymton county is very
large This year. The bast quality OF Peaches
are sell in the McArthur and Zaleski mar
kets at from so cents to 81 per bushcl.-
Hundreds of bushels are being canned and