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TNsoLvENTs' NOTICE.

In the matter ofthe application of James A. Sea-
man an lnsolvcnt Debtor, for the benefit of the
4sth Art. Code Pub Con. Laws of Maryland.
No 1882 on the Insolvents' Docket in; the Circuit
Court for Washington County.
ORDERED by the Clerk of the Court this 27th
doy Of February 1867 that the first Monday of the
July Term of this Court, next succeeding the date
Of this order, be and the same is hereby liked as
the day for the said petitioner to appear in this
Court and answer such interrogatories GG slega-
items as his creditors endorse,s and suTetics may
propose or alege agains Thin; and that said petit
In some newspaper published in Washington coun
ty once week for three successive months prior
to the said Monday in the next July Term OF the
Court, give notice ofthe fixing of said day for the
purpose herein recited. True Copy-Test:
LEWIS .. NYMAN, Clerk.
March 7. 1867.
Maryland free press., 1867-04-04
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We offer choice seed of this valuable variety, from
seed of Mr.. Taylor's own raising. Descfipavee'rs
eular mailed 70 applicants. -.
Price (by mail postage free, Is cts per pae<et.
EDW'D j. EVANS Gu,
No 8 n. George Street. York II,
March limo. -.
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Letters addressed to him at Williamsport or as
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attention.
Feb. ia mo.
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VNO. w. LETTER.

March I, 1867.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28

at their meeting in Chillicothe, on
the 2Oth inst, through their Chair.
man, Mr.. Joseph J. Mcdowell re-
ported as favorable as could be ex-
pected under all the circumstan.
ces.
The object of our citizens was
explained to the Directors to be a
desire to connect themselves by
rail with the Marietta and Gincin
natl railroad, at Macarthur Station.
From the interest exhibited, liber-
al opinions expressed, and courtesy
extended to our committee by the
gentlemen comprising the directo-
ry of the NJ. & o. r. r., and the
fact that Mr.. Cutler is the right
man in the right place, his known
devotedness to the true interests of
the NJ. & G. r. r. company war
rants US in saying that all will be
done by the company consistent
with its interests, to builhthe road,
at no distant day, TO Logan. OF
course, to do that, the road will
be first extended from Macarthur
Station to Macarthur. To do this,
our citizens must lend a large
helping hand, in the way of mate
rial aid. The road has had a very
heavy burden since VIM. L. Cutler
has had control of it. The finish
ing of the road from Loveland to
Cincinnati, and repairs along the
line has been a heavy drain on the
company
Our meeting appointed the fol-
lowing gentlemen committee to
take such action as they may deem
expedient, to further the proposed
road to Nc Arthur: j. j, Mellow
ell, DR.. A. Wolf, 7. b. Davis, Dan.
Will, and n, Richmond. Where
upon the meeting adjourned.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
Melancholy News.

The, following dispatch appeared
in the cable news yesterday, but
as it may have escaped the atten-
ton of many humane people, we
bring it into this prominence:
"LoNDoN, February 20-Noon.-
Her Royal Highness, the Princess
Alexandria, is quite i'll to-day with
the rheumatism. m--''-a- --'-'--'---
g" 1hetcountry will breathe freer
and easier when The enterprising
news reporter on the other side re-
ports the convalescence Of HerRoy-
al IIighness. 1t is to be regretted
that hedid not state whether Her
Royal Highness'pains and achesare
of the intlammatory or of the plain
and vulgar character. tJut.. a.,
"P. S.--Since the above was in
type the cable has given the de,
sired Information: s-..I..
"LoNDoN, February 20-Evening.
The Princess Alexandria has
been copfned and safely delivered
of a girl" -. aa.,I u.
As the Rev. Mr.. Beecher would
say, That's what's the matter"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
NEWS OF THE WEEK.

= FIVE thousand unemployed sail-
prs are now in New York, and
more persons looking for work
there than for five years past or
1t is stated that w. Fl. Stevens
has discovered deposit of gold at
his place in Chesterfield, eight
miles ircm Richmond, Virginia.
1t has been tested by a mineralo-
gist. .fa of. nfo-as y'. iH q.
Judge Warren, Of Connecticut
Court, has decided that corporal
punishment Of a. scholar by a
teacher in the common schools is
unlawful. ia.tc1 AGa raI
Some one in London has invent
ed machine for tolling bells. 1t
is wound up on Saturday night, and
commences and ends its operations
at the exact moment on Sunday.
The longest war on record has
been raging in New Zealand, from
1914 to the present time. Fortu-
nately, tie New Zealanders have
no special army correspondents.
There is no government in the
world whose credit stands so high
in the European market as that Of
Chill. The Minister of Finance oi
Chill made application in London,
recently, for a loan of ten millions
Of dollars, and the application was
Immediately answered by an Offer
Of eighty.fvel millions, and a
scramble for the stock at one and
q quarter premium. 8 yd 99e,f ri
An old woman atNew Buffalo
Michigan, a few days Since, On hel
death bed, confessed her guilty
cbmplicitylin a murder committed
twenty-six years ago, at Water
town, New York fitbIis 1sH 'llrsE
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28

The balance to consist of works of
prominent authors; engravings;
musical instruments; work boxes; q.
music boxes; opera glasses; &C. g. 3
amounting to. :! . a..
= ,,'.J9.'l b. af-4-. ur'i''-'--
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
Railroad Meeting.

The citizens of Macarthur and
vicinity, met at the Courthouse,
on Friday evening, 22d inst, for
the purpose of taking the necessa-
ry steps toward building a railroad
between Macarthur Station and this
place.
The meeting was organized by
calling VIM. Mark, Esq, to the
schair, and appointing j. S. Hawk,
Esq Secretary. '2 "
.;a' The committee appointed at a
previous meeting to confer with
the Directors of the NJ & CIR. R.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
Administrators Sale of Real Es-
tate, by order of Probate Court

tate, by order of Probate Court
of VintOn County, Ohio.
Patrick Henry Quinn, administrator Of the
I estate Of Michael Daughsrty, decd, ys. Mary
Daugherty ct al. Iu Vinton Probate Court.
Petition to sell land. hdl;3iG 5lo t@itilQ
IN pursuance of an order of the Probate Court
i Of Vinton county Ohio. granted on the eth
day Of February, a. d. 1857 / will offsi for sale
q, public auction, on -.CIgIbll .yJruO3.
Monday, March 18Th, d. d. 1851,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock o. m. and o..
clock p. m. Of said day, upon the premises, 10
The. township Of Wilkssville, tho following des-
eribed real estate, situate in the county ofYin-
ton and state'of Ohio, to wft:,i The west half
Of the southwcst qnartef Of Section No. Five
~, Township No, Eight, (s) Range No. Six
teen i6), containing seventy -four acres. Also,
thirty four acres off of the east 0half of the
south.elst quarter ofSection No. Six (sG. TT.
No. Eight, (S), Range No. Sixteen (16), in the
county Of Nintou and State Of Ohio, oontaining
thirty7four aores. a Appraised at $55s,o 90. aoI
Terms Of sale-one-third cash, in hand, one.
third In Elk months, and the remaining ono
third in twelve months, from the day OF salS
with interest; deferred payments -secured by
mortgage upon the premises sold, hAfliD.1r
9d1 iguyf PATRICK HENRY QUINN M
.ad.z admir- Of Michael Dang dse,d,,
Si 'Brsttdn d Msyo, sttys. : ~ l9 febsi.Nf
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
The Spirit Of lmpI Oycment.

ri~ The Splrit Oh lmpl Ofcnient.
'oHWB have often wondered at the
seeming stupidity Of men of means
in not taking advantage Cf circum-
stances, and, by judiclous invest
,mentin manufactures, realize, at
cnce, mcre on their money, than
they do in years by their present
mode of Specializing off of poor
mems necessities.
If the erection of a woolen fac
tory or iron furnace at Macarthur
would, ina few years, enrich the
proprietors, and at the same time
afford profitable employment to
many Industrious, worthy mechan-
ics, would it not be better for the
capitalist and property-holder, than
to invest a corresponding amount
in mortgages on property, that, in
consequence of "a lack of public
enterprise, is every day depreciat-
ing in value? 1t seems to US that
1t would. s...
Scarcely man can be found
who has invested capital in manu-
factories that We're calculated to
develope the resources and build
up any section of country, thathas
not only been the pecunlary gamer
thereby, but has been really looked
upon as apublic benefactor. Look
at Mr.. JAMES EMMITT, of Waverly,
in this State, and you will see the
results of a liberal spirit of enter
prise. He has, in the last ten
years, expended more money on
public thoroughfares and bridges
alone, than would have been nec-
essary to have put liz successful op-
Grafton either a furnace, foundry
or WOODEN factory at Macarthur,
and all this he has done gratuitous-
ly. Did he suffer in consequence
Not a bit of it. His property, as
the natural resultof his liberality
has more than quadrupled in val.
ue, and his business has increased
In the same ratio. .... ..-.
Now, the point to all this is: we
haye the undeveloped resources in
a stones throw of Macarthur for
running first class furnace, foun-
dry or rolling mill, and we have all
the needful water power for a wool.
en- or other factory; we have also
sufficient capital in our midst to
establish all these needful enter.
prises.2 The only question now re.
manning is-acsN yoat do a? @
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28

'G THE CULSERs IN CoURT. = On
Monday last CIV. Culver, Lucien
II. Culver, and John Walker ap-
peared IN court to answer the
charges against them in connection
with the bonds OF the Venango and
Petroleum banks. The cases were
not reached until this morning.
There being mo evidence upon
which to sustain the charge, the
jury, under the instructions of the
court, rendered a verdict of "not
guilty. in all the cases. -gai.4ot
Pc Thus ends the last of the cases
by which Mr.. ! Culver and his
friends have been SO much embar.
rassed. 5oi -sH.tai7 a's ~ moo
We copy the above from the
Harrisburg ( Pa, Telegraph. ~
Messrs, Culyeis formerly from
Logan, o., and many of their
friends will be gladto hearof their
Honorable lacquittal. so LAo1d %
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
Democratic State Ticket.

GoreTnOr,
Allen G.. Thurman, ef Franklin;
Lieutendpt- GOrerHOr,
Daniel $. TIL, of Holmes;
"' t.'A'' 'SftHc IrcdSNrr,
P0y &c. FuIton, OF Crawford;
asj lga State .taliior, r. -.
John Nc Elwce, of Butler;
attorney General.
- Frank NJ. Hurl, of Knox;
'.tJ22D iEa Supreme Mt'ge,
.4N Thomas M. Key, of lIamilton;
-.I OomptrOiier ?f the Treasury
William Sheridan, of Williams;
t.L Member Bodrd Of PHJic Works,
Arthur Hughes OF Cuyahoga.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
Passage of the Police Bill In the
House,

II abcNtssN va thO OaANS @SAAA 50 NAA~
...t. ... House. ....
The Police Bill, which has pass
ed the House of Representatives
of Ohio, only applies to cities OF
the so-caIled second class, such as
Columbus, Toledo, and Dayton
The effort made to include Cincin-
natl failed. The sole object OF this
bill is the paltry one of taking a
lew police officers fl ON the Dem
ocracy of the city of Columbus.
Cincinnati being in Republican
hands, was omitted from its proyis-
ions, despite the efforts of the Ga
zette to have it included. 1t was
simply a fear Of the political con-
sequences likely to result from the
action of the German element Of
their party which prevented its ap-
plication here. TPis is another in
stance of the disposition Of the
Republican organization to legis-
late so as to perpetuate power and
patronage in their own hands, and
take it away from their opponents.
1t is very seldom, however, that
there is so small and contemplate
manifestation of it. Only think Of
the representatives of 100000 OF
people passing a law having no
other object than to change the
political character of thirty or for
ty policemen from Democrats to
Republicans! 1t is seldom, too,
that. the unblushing effrontery Of
such legislation is SO, openly dis
played, as. it is in this Instance,
where the refusal to include Gin
cinnati at once makes plain its OBJ
jects and intentions. This kind of
legislation is on small scale what
the refusal to admit the Southern
States into Congress is on a large
one, 1t is a chip off the same
block, founded upon the same prin
ciple Of q perpetuation of party
party being made paramount to all
other considerations. In order to
accomplish this, every other con
siderations are disregarded, all
sense of decency violated, and ev-
cry indignity or outrage perPe-
trated.' .... .v ..,
We are greatly mistaken if this
attempt to ovel turn local self gov
ernment and build up centralized
despotism, for party purpose, does
not, in the end, react with force
upon those who have been guilty
of it. No good can come from such
action, which always returns to
plague the designers and inventors
Of it. Gin. Eng. .n .,...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-02-28
80 ~ ",

~ Subscribers receiving their pa
pers with an ''X" marked opposite
their names, will understand that
the time for which they have paid
has expired. .. ...
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