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The weekly Butte record., 1867-07-13
The Fourth of July at Moorefosn.

FsIExD CRosErFE-It being tie FoHrth day Of
July, we sailed forth at foGr in the morains in
search Of that patriotic gentleman honestly beev-
ing that he was as good a man is ST. Patrick was
on any day; aad sure enough after journey Of
six miles we found hin at Mooretown enjoying
himself hugely Rogers Moore, having autieipa-
ted his coming. were ready to receive him with
open house and hearty welcome
Everything went of very pleasantly, especially
patriotic Angelica and pea nuts. There Was horse
racing in the afternoon. Tne horses that were en-
tered for the purse were HumHing Bird, Gentle
Annie, Mig. aai rtY-Stamp. Hgmmiug Bird
the first heat; Fig. did rot run. and Forty
Stamp flew the track Here, l am sorry TO say.
there was middle. The scrub races were a source
Of much merE1ment-it was solid race. with solid
riders. This race was woa by Mich. The Indian
foot race was won By Angle worm -socp. The
"honest miners" tn-ned oat en- force, and the Ia
dies-why. they came in from all directioas-:rom
oroyille, Wyando:te, Siringtown. Enterprise Ore
gon Creek. Lampkia, and from every other place:
and Miss 1t, plump little nymph Of sweet
fourteen. don't know where she did come from,
unless Old Fourth sent her along waited by gentle
breezes One crnsty old bachelor said ii was all
"maid'up thing-a Womans Rights Convention
a Preconcerted plot to infringe upon the sacred
rights Of mana political move-said he was on
1.-THE other ticket that if ever they got into pow
er they would drive every single man to The verge
of desperation, and the only refuge for the poor
persecuted victim would be natrimony, ana his
only soag Of consolation
Bye 0. Baby 60 70 sleep,
Thy Pas been shorn Ike sheep;
Bye. .. Baby. bye. O, bye,
IA will seold me il yoa cry.
! left him to his fate with a sigh and found him
about mi lnight paFlez-vousng with a white wash
ed fence-post and black bottle, poor fellow.
As for the ball it was perfect success. Every
body was delighted dancing in the ballroom,
smiling ia il the barroon coartiag in the parlor
whilst Romeos and sweet Ju!iets sighed meath the
silver moon and gazed at the stars. Returning
home l met my old midnight friend, the crusty
bach, and taking seat on log he told me be was
conquered, completely snbdaed ready To be recon
structed by any one OF the fair delegates that chose
to undertake it, and thrusting bis hand into his bo
som he brought forth that mysterious black bottle
and drank the following TO the flag. the Fourth,
and the ladies';
Here's to the starry Tag, long may il wave; over
the land OF Washington, the noble, just ana brave
and here's to that coed old ship, the noble ship of
State; and. fellow miners, here's to the day
celebrate; here's to the ladies' fair that grace yon
festive board; here's TO their fat babies too and
here's to their lords.
After Slipping few pea nuts into his pockets,
we bid him an aGectionate goodbye. and, gentle
reader, We hope you all have enjoyed the FoGrt L.
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RESIDENCE FOR SALE.

rE,HE BEAUTIFUL TWO STORY COT.
tace residence corner Of Oak and Miners Alley is
offered Tor sale cheap cash. Lot 40 By 20. Enquire
A. This ofice feb. 2S-Sm
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r.,uE FLoRESCE WAS AWARDED

OF California the only Fair the Pacific coast at which
lv two double thread Sewing Uachines were exhibited
in competition IN 1863
THE FLORENCE received the only lreTnuium awar-
9ei y The Mechanics Institute Of San Francisco IN
1874, and 1865. to any Sewing Machine Company or
soa-- The cla1n of competitor to a medal Is without
any foundation whatever
Wherever the Florence has been brought in competi
ton with ether Sewing Machines it has always been
declared the best is the most simple the most sub
sta,l the most efficient. and It's use Il easily learned
Every Machine sold / guaranteed IN the f sense ot
the worG.
send for circulars and samples Of work.
SAMUEL J. HILL, General agent,
1v-2a Ill Montgomery street, San Francisco.
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WEST'SF. r. FERRY,

A-EAR OROVILLE. AT THE FOOT OF
N Montgomery street. is II thorough repair, and the
travelling public vii ind il their advantage to
al this point The roads leading and from II are IN
fine condition and persons approaching OToyiue tron
the west viii l, saving In distance 70 cross st his
Fe-y- h o ~teA
octonobe- 2s;h- lssi.-yH
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PRO 8 O NO PU C O
LGC0UR'S
S a r s a p a RIP n ER e
BITTE RS,

:ET HIS Medicinal Seyern ge is compound
ed of the best vegetable extracts and combines with
the qualities OF other renowned biers the invaluable
properties Of sarsapara the antdote Of Scroiula in a
its forms.
Persons affected with Fever and Aguc, Dyspepsia,
General Debility Inadequate Assimilation OF Food, Ex
hausted vital energy, have better renedy-its
pleasant and delicious aroma makes superior preven
tative for Sea Sickness and foul breath
Chronic Rheumatism and Dropsy permanently
relieved by il. No Radical for small weak
crooked limbs external or internal ulcers, symptoms,
eruptive diseases OF the skin. Pustules and Tmors,
Neuralgia pains in the bones sereliy and other forms
Of Scrofula be had without the Of Lacour's
Sarsapa riphere Bitters. The only beverage eXtant
which puri0cs the blood and invigorates the system
For sale by al Druggists, Grocers and Liquor Dealers
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LDIER SOIoiE r 81!
A Ii CAL1FoRyIA AND NEVADA voL-

A Ii CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA VOL
N Un.eers, who were mustered Out Of the United
States service In New Mexico Arizona Utah. Nevada
and certain points California learn q some
thing 10 their interest by ar once seding their dis
charges the undersigned United States Claim Agent
The above refers those soldiers who n travelling
from their place Of discharge the Place q their En-
Estrnen1 obliged 10 exend money Tor tray
cling expenses than allowed them by the United
States the time Of discharge
Bounties Pensions Land Warrants, Back Pay, and
al kind Of Government Claims collected
Applications for the S1l1 additional bounty under
Act OF July 18th 1885, should be lied at once
Apply TO o B toOLE
Army Claim Agent, Ne. 6l4 Montgomery street,
3m-n2A.nsiie san Francisco
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HOTELS.

rE-HIS NEW BRICK AND Elegantly
furnished Eovei stands frs IL the state sor cofi-
for. sud Accommodation fp- the travelling poecevefy
rom hsi.s wei Ventilated and neatly furnished
The = bic
SUPPLIED wiki every 3CZVv OF the season, ard every
thing vii Be done the comfort Of the guests Ct
this house In connection with tins house IS the Bsr
Il, Billiard Saloon New Billiard Iaoles a The latest
patterns and proVclaessSs-
THE BAR VIII always be supplied with choice
Liquors and Cigars, - moderate psice
The oince Of TIE Oregon Sage Company is a' the
Un;on Hosel.
Stages leave this house daily for Chico, Red Bis,if.
Shasta and OFeon. noetcVn. Tayiorvilse, Susssvile
and Idaho: Hiawen Bar. spanish Ranch and Quincy;
and for Turhestown and Ia Porte connecting with the
cars OIoville.
FRANK JONES Proprietor.
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DIR. j. y. VANCE.
r Il c tn d g..
OR1yTLLy.
May be consulted at all hoGrs-fron 10 O'Clock A NJ.
TO P. NJ, the Drug Store Of Il. Parker, Union Hotel
Block Montgomery ct At other times al his resi-
dence. on Bird street
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
gSheriR,s SaRcsi.

.'iSss " 4 Stas,of Ohio, Vmton County,
easH pGEd Plaintiff csSSD yintSH cPSDy pss.y cor %
Erwin z. Dowd, Defendant Order of fsale No. 5.
DURsU ANT to the command of an order OF sale in
L the above cause TO me directed from the Court
'oi Common Pleas Of Vnton County, Ohio, y will offer
at public sale, at the door0f the Court Housen the
Town OfMeAfthDr, in said county, on ,t1t,f ,l
-. TUESDAY, MARCH 1874, 1867, ",
at the hour Of O'CLOCK P M. OF said day, :the fol-
lowing described premises, to-wt:tV bsliltis n1,a
Beginning for the, same elefen chains and twenty
links West Of the Northeast coraer ofSecti0n Mum
Der Ihirty.tWo (32,) IN Township Number Ten ll0,)
lof Range Number Sixteen (l6,t Ohio Company Pur-
chase; thenee South t0rtyou6l cuaIns anu tweIItJ'
five links; thence West thirty-two chains and ninety
links; tapce North iOrty.one chains and twenty-five
lidks; tAehee. East thrty-two chains ana seventy
links 10 the place Of beginning contaning one hund.
red and thirty five jas acres more or less. yii
Taken as tie property OF Erwin r. Dowd to satisfy
an order and decreeo said Court in favor Of OIarlsa
Appraised at twenty-six hundred dollars and must
trng tKo!thrds Of that sum.
Terms Of sale-Cash In hand. w y
I n.,39 N a-.tif JOHN j. J.,SH0CKEY, 1i9io
t,. sheriff Vinton County, Q,
f. A. 1raiton, Atty for Pl'tf :.
FebruaryI4, l867-5w tof q" - -'t' III
.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

WE would eell The at.sn ton Cf sair read
srs 70 Ihs card oIrWilll, Brown & Cos Bank
ora, IN to.dsy's paper. They deal iu Coy. Coy.
srnmenl Securities, Exc chapge, stock Bonds,
Gold, Silver, 80; receive dsbOsitsi and psy
ilteI4st "a sirAe dspositas mats collections
1t oil accessi BILE points in,othe Union; keep
U. s.lRexsnue stamps for sale, ,,and attend
10 all business on the most liberal terms end
With The utmost pFomptnsgsa Dan. WILL
Cashier 81 The Bank, is Well known as !
thorough and snsEgstlS basIhsss q man "a \ Snd IA
those Wishing to transact any Kind Ofbusi.
ness With q Bank, should give this BaRkine
House Is call. X" mo-i sasl g5 s3G sa81 tois 3 os
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

PREsERvE AND REsrOEE THE ExE-sIGHr l.
I.n.o~,n p.,.scop,c sprcrAcrrs,-
1irAs IT II ~ Ut r'S',Tiiv. = O TYrrI
James Malone, OF, McArthur, IS Agent Ior
the Improved R&rascopic Spectacles, ltrom
the Heuse OF H. Seeberger y Co.sofNNtT york
City, for twenty years, Practical sAi sclen7
tifc Opticians aad spectacle Makers
which are made Of the csleprated Peoole
or CrystAliEed Quarts, ana the mest PsfieGs
Spectacle Leasseyeca iattoduse0- q All .l tne
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pr OsPECTUs
81 THH sEIlfa
cIAcInNRTI WEEKLY EN9vlREI
For 1861
Fatroordiadly 1eauemess ~ Osr
ia AgMat t.oss g
90 .lISemiAms Amuus6ns ~ 4 zY
s. R1.46 0os
'1s b Disfrisu'sd u .sP'S isssil
HoH List Of Premiums and iPafllcalaTsssf
gDistributioa, see the Weekly Enquirer
d s,5s and Subscription cirsalsF'l

D.aFi'ffi NltN NNIININt flitfNN. sIN 4
NNEE, this year, oft prizes 70 the aboys aonns y
wv an incentive tothose 0fOur patrons who win
exert themselves to form rigrS II our PAPER cona
he ! akPn N the honsehold ol all our pcmecratle
ffendn Southland West It's influenae wenl9 b. P9-
tint Il changing te pOlitical aspect q ell,Es, The
great peini lOr which al friends og the UnionRfonid
labof l0rb the npsenhlna9oniO Dlmocfpian trufbt
~ had hsa a. S5@s TsA SsS sss eTsO
crisis Of the last 1--WE yeafs, Taught qy ead expaut
ence ofIis necessity W. trust the Democratic Hess
sin future to have larger sphere % Influence anA
WHAT ev,ls have fallss upon me land, ovink 70 s
erroneous political elinaton Or the uiasaeA nWo
Vouidrestoreths old order ~ things once Hor9, els
feet National Unity and the 0d-hehloned feaco ana
Prosperity We must place the Democracy aGAlh y
poEer. A auxiliary 70 this end, and as the most n
lective agent in the work. We repeal Is lhs cireua
ti9n OF the tleuaocfatic pgessSa isi ~ t.iitq a
Tho Enquirer has some CLAIMS upon tho eonsidefas
tioh the Dethoeraey thataH8 universally eslnOul-
edged Through prescription and DsEssephioA M
salatIof in whole stales and districts, threAtSAO&
withtotsl suppression, personal imprisonment and
mob NolenceifEe did bot change our, course, We
stood by the Democree feag and gave eypEeasiop -
its tenetss Twice bnrned to- the ground within thr-
teen months and amid the greatest pecuniarg dtas
asters consequent upon ~, we have never loak a.
issue Of 6ou papeH or broken promise to any
our subscribers In the ftItnre as ID the pRsl nisri
the sun Of prosperityas we'll as the cIods OF adVeTs
slty. we shall bear alo the Democratic Banner, anA
be faithful 70 It's oSganlzAtion. VIII not the Dsr0s-
in the darkest hours 70 their political HSd er.nn
interests and will they not exert GhsmSs.vsss6 tRS
crease our oirculabont ana ita- =. & 4trssne aEb
As a business and family Journal the FoAqniSeEhaS
no snperioF Each naHAbtr contains n barge AnoAnt
SeSce s, and rsaiiing matter financial ana S6mms
cial News is made special feature OF the BpanEe'.
An unusually hgge space being. devoted to A;l ena
reliable reports of the ruling prices ofthiA and ether
rI ,v,li ~. tnailnd "a anh.n,t
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

pAarEdLAR NorlCE.- Those who pref
psyinggtheif subscriptions inaany kind of
country produce, Or inbwSOd or coal, are
uniformed that shsy can, do So as We have
made arsapgsms nls TO receive the same at
any cline. Send us your names, your cOun-
Try produce, wood and coal, and We viii
send you the Enquirer, and then you viii b
happy and: pcsn 60 on your way rejoicing "
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

THE DAlIY ONO SrArEsMAS has been en-
largsd, and with its new heading, presents
q beautiful appearance. The Statesman nov
UudsEA.he management OF Hon n b. Eshel'
man, as editor, is among the best papers in
aho Union. : ii should receive that patronage
that IL now deserves. .-.-,
The pSrOspectuS Of the Statesman win Be
found in anolhsr part Of this paper and
when our friEhds wish . good and rslisble
pupsr. We would sdvise them them FVssad iOF ihs &
StdnmteS. 9e .S., ls5eP " ss.ss ga. a5'i f
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

TEE cardIof j. A. Monahan, NJ. D. Ply ST.
clan and SargeOn, at Hamden, in this ooun'
~. will be found IN to.dsy'spapsr. The DR..
has; only resided in this county about two
ysars; and, as he is we'll yerssd In his pro.
fessiOng be has large practice in Hamden
aud vicinity. All his patient! are SHilIltfullly
treated, and kindly and hcnorsbly dealt
with. Give him 8 call, o;a ha1 y@i y
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{ : =
als.,sxtfsu was 10 have been hsldon
r.,ssv nvsuinx last. ats McArthuF. Of the
.;t;.sns intsrssted IN tho cCnat1uoticn "
c'; 9 ..;,ss 81 railroad from McArthuF ste tiop,cn
'ths % Marietta and Cincinnati rsilrcdd. 70 VIZ!
'.nS .nSs 4 :: We should suppos Mat there might
=. n,,biic spirit enough = Ypg the citizens
~ - aSceomplish the wished. for sbject-if not,
- ,''snS.Sy. McArthur.-- POytsmcsM kspa6lienH,
cad. q sHs .ll i.a2sf g. 3 3
yhe mse.ipg was held, and a large ppinbsr
aKSur best and most irausnIisl eigizsnss
~ Elia attendance. There is public spirit
"a, 81 among The citizens u &cAEthnr end
,;icinity 10 Buila iisse niles oi railroad ana
ii win b bniit. Portsmouth, We think,
ircpld fs greatly bsnsftsd y thS lpaa Was
igRgIsI,d 4 4 !ei. !!s glsssS g!s N s5 iiss.sis
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sheriff and Special Master
. ! aCOmInlssIOlaer,s Sale Ie :
Stat, of Ohio, Vmtoa County.

2 N STATE Of Ohio, Vintos County.
abraham wilbur, Plaintiff In vintOn County Court
vs. (alGQmmon PIeas order
Fsllx Grimes Catbartae aaaAd Decree. Order
Grimes, uefendanis. H. II MOL. ai.t s&,
DURsUAlSr to the command Of an Order and He-
II cree isyued rom the Court Of Common
Pleas OF Wilton County, Ohio. and to me- directed
as sheriff oi said county acting as Special Master
CommissIouer herein, will offer at public mle, at
the Door the Court House, in the Town Of Near
MONDAY THE 25TH DAY OF MARCH,
-Iis NV Siih A. D. 1857, ~
at iocock p. NJ Of said day, the following descri-
bed premises, tO.wik iill}5A- tss-i n ttyf'ef
s,ziy-sx fsS feet off the Southend Of In-lot Num-
Der seysnty,seyen "a in The Town e Macarthur.
Catharine Grimes 70 satisfy AMI order and decree Of
said Court, in favor Of Abraham Wilbur l9n !s,
Appraised at Two Hundred and Fifty Dollars ls250.l
ana must bring two thirds Of that sum.
Terms Of SaleI-C Cash in hand. y y. Ngh ~,
20 ffa8ta JOHN J.SH0OKEYgi 5lA x
Shefifi VJnton County, Ohio, and pssf
= Acting az Specal Master Commissioner herein,
H.B. "a. Mkyo, Atty's for Hfi, . eal lo sb0issi
I February u, Be7-5t-n iifw ,Issg Oh 70 i
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Sherif's and Special Master
Commissioners Sale.

State Of Ohio, VintOn County, 81.
Samuel v. Dodge and
Mary Ann Dodge, Adminstratrator In Vinton Co.
and Administratrix OF Estate Of Court Com.
James Dodge, deceased, 80 4 mon Pleas
William Mathews John c. P. Brown. cree
PURSUANT 20 the command OF an order md
IL decree issued from the Court Of Common Pleas
OF Vinton county Ohio, and TO me directed as Shen
of said county, acting as Special Master Commits
sioner herein, will offer M public sale, ut the door
OF the Court House, In the Town of Macarthur, in
Vinton county, Ohio, on
MONDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MARCH,
- A. D. 1867,
Vt ono o'clock P. M. Of said day, the following de.
serlbed premises, situate in the County Of Vihton,
and State Of Ohio, tO-,Fit:
One undivided third-part of the East half Of the
Southwest quarter Of Section Number Sixteen,
Township Numbar Eleven, o. Range Number Seven.
teen, containing EGhty-iour and one-fourth $40
acres, more or Ieas.- !,
Appraised at four hundred dqllarss (s4OO,OO) and
must bring two-thiPds or that sum.
Taken as the property Of said William Mathews to
satisfy audgmcnt against him by said Courtin favor
of Saihuel v. Dodge and Mary Ann Dodge, Adminis-
traitor and Administrative Of the Estate OF James
Dodge, deceased. tyiEg N gtlgg 3 =
TERMS Of Sale-Cash in hand at The time OF sale. =
JOHN J. sHOCKEY,
LEI 10y Sheriff Vinton County, o. N
Acting as Special Master Commissioner nths case.
February 81, 1S67--5w--l2i frCrI
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

TnE editor Of the Portsmouth Republican
Shinks that the notice IN this paper headed,
a.Youug Calves Wanted, ",.FlOoks suspicious
10 say the lsast,sa II tho, Rspubtioo" editor
aforesaid, could make it convenient to use
better rdtsr we think he would not discover
90 many ohisets that "iOOk suspicious, tOsa
the least. AAogE aaa ,lFX Jos
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
as4ss.LATlST FASHIONS DEMAND asa
;. w. Br,disy's Ce1ebrated Patent
Duplex Elliptic +
- TX T R II


rTSHE wospERFuL FLExEsILlTYt anil great
n uCMfoRThnd lPkEAsUfE to any Lady weaving tho
Duplex EllIHlc skrtwill be.experienqPd particularly
10 al crowded Assemblies, Operas Carriages, Rail-
road Cars Apnlh Pews, Arm Chalrs foFsPr9menade
anL y ole LIsss' as HlIt can oe ioaee Mnehl
yenlently rs a SILK or Muslin Dress, an lnyaItAple
ggaly "a rftncrnsl pot iodnd ln any Single Spl'ng
N iady having enjoyed the PlehsiFe, eomfort,and
greateonvenenoe or wearing the Duplex Eipilc Steel
Spring Skirt for n single day will never afterwards
willihgly dispense with their use. FOR Cnildfen,
Misses snd Young Ladies' they are superior 10 all
oAhers. "a ,5l1 sER ,Ta6g 100 gsiQOo viIsN4
They viii not bend or break like the Single Spring,
but viii preserve their. perfect and graceful shape
when three or four ordinary Skirts will have been
throWn asideaS useless. The Hoops are covered
witidOube and twisted thread, and the bottom Iods
are not only double springs but twice Tor dou6le)
covered. preventing them from wearing out when
dragging down stoors, ,sstaiFF, Ac.sd .or
The Ouple3 EiipticIs great favorite with all Ia
diesahd is universally recommended by TIC Fashion =
-Magaznes as the STANDARD SKIRT OF THE
FASHIONABLE WO Rid. g. - rs
TO elloy the following enestirHable advantages IN
Crinolle; ;ylz: Superior Quality, Perfect manuIa2-
ule SSlish Shape and Finish, Feasibility W RuEanl d
ty, Comfort and Economy enquire TOR ". W bIaa
ley's Dtplek Elliptic, or Double Spang Skirt, ana De
sure yoi get the Genuine article.
CAUHON.--To guar'i against IMPOSITION ne
particular to NOTICE that skirts offered as ,.DU-
leys Duplex Elliptic Steel Springs, upon the waist
band d-dsne others are genuine. Also notice that
every Hoop will admit ofapin being passed through
thecenue, thus revealing the two for do4be) sPrlng
braided pgether therein, which is the Elexblllty q
and strength and combination not to be iound IN
any other Skirt :. q a}sfAJi S1l n az al,,.t
.eFoR SAI.Ein all Stores where FIRST CLASS skirts
are sold throughout the United States and elsewhere
Manufactures by the sold Owners Of the Patent
Inc VESTS, BRADLEY s. CAREY, lh .29
siasr4 81 97Uhanbers and 70 q 81 Reade sts., N. Y:E
February u, 1867 13Il : sil MOI aNI 20
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

.iTnE HEAyyALT CnsRvsA'-Ws have for
sale Al this OIfHes Inc ne 4 superb steel line
epgravings Of aGThs II Neniy CherubS,"
from Rsphpers 'sistiae Madonna which We
invite -espscially the uladies--to
cali and see. The7rrice is low. ~ .daa
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

HANSON BuxG4EDsEh was executed at
Naristts, o., on the 18th inst, for the mqr-
der .. John I. Eubsnk. He protested his
innocence DIS principsis but admitted know
.ladoaof the crime. ras Aaao-G Fiqa qaH 1fs 4
fsNNbS - - Sff s1'i, ,ld7a tf n.l1liS ONO p
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

ssIuptsra VIM i-lske nstice that the Game me
law. enacted by the Ohio Lesislsturs, rela-
dive to che killing Of quails, phsasanls, 'aEr
ksys &C., vent Into effect on the tIh inst inst
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

Eas Vest Virginia LegislathFe has voted
40 ssmOae tho State capital 70 Alorgantowni
MonOngahela eOuNty. This town is situated
on Tie Gobhoag gsheIA river, two hundred and
ninety i've miles usrihwest Of Richmond
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

.Yovsd CALxEsl Nv WANTkDsa Any pesssM
having GOOD calves from EFse weeks 70 t'r.O trO
mOi.hs Old, for sale WIN call at the office Of
.hIg paper, and leaEa Who wishes te pur-
t,gHstI ~ ie1fA Aiib Ice ~ = claeb'ai 1NlguH
ehase'oinne sginf ffrdefaq eeiaY3gqns slfR
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

-ruET have organized q County DcmO'rasr.
10 CluS Tor Maskiugnm cOunty, at zanes-
vllle. h. s1l ca W. H. Ballii President The
ciGbt was addressed By Judge Thurman on on
Saturday night last s08q
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

Tnr Legislature has passed an oct author
isinS councils Of incorporated Villages 70
appOint nArshals, police, and other laa saOoral'
nsts officers. This laE. will apply TO McAf'
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

sgnE tims for making maple sugar p on
hand. and lie Sigas iaaIcAts that Thu this Y.lli Y.lli
ts ssod bsssoh, Those having trees trees should no ia
impruys this sgolden ime.'sgas "a N .giiy
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28
& DANIEL 8. DANA, ..s'
Attorney at Lew
n5 issg McARFHUR, OHIO. baa gigsi

w Irict Of Ohio, and IN tho Courts Of vinson
Jackson, and Athens counties. llt ~ iAlea.n..
orIoE- Second story Of Davis, Building. on Mar
Street. aV-l ~ tlstg...f sfi .,.,3 tcsta III.
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

tsoAE'itsDs Ofintsfsst will egthankfully
received fTou5 our friends, At any tiHsl from
spf part st tsblsoE adiOilniAg ssnEatiisss ..S
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-28

RAas, Jg4sTEp,-- Bring all yeur rags 70
Shir aiiee, where the highest market price
Nilrbs paid for them. W. .ssl .s2I q