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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

al1Zc u State---A Convention O1
all the States---A Newspaper Or.
gan at Washington. '.l'
DAYTON, o., January 3, 1867.
M. M. PoMERoY, ESQ, La Crosse
Wis.--Dear SIR: Yours of the 31st
plt., with the card inclosed, | have
just received, and will answer IT
smpa'Onlptu. W rns #'..
AS toayour first inquiry: Con,
gress, in my opinion, has no more
Constitutional power to "Territori-
alize" the "seceded States" $50.
called) than to make Territories Of
Ohio or Wisconsin. Neither has
any other department. of the Fed
eral Government, nor all three de-
partments combined The States
made The Federal Government, in
the beginning; but now the fable
OF Saturn is reversed, and the child
deyoprs the parent. il 5as is..
LAS to your second inquiry-the
probable "result if the Radical
scheme be carried out or attempt
ed"-P pardon me a little Latin de
CdrthGgiRe S0t5u8 est Silese Quaaa
fas Urn diceSe." Only general re-
suits, at the most, can be foreseen
by the wisest of mortals, and in
these dark times, when every les
son of history, and every law of
God, of man, of political economy
and of finance, seems to be broken
with impunity, and when every
folly, or treachery, or cowardiee, or
all three together, thwartethe wis
est, most honest, most patriotic
plans for the public good, l have
ceased even to speculate as to the
future; much less do | venture to
Prophesy. Yet / think that had
the programme for the political
campaign of 1866, as agreed upon
formally at Washington, in April
and May last, been honestly, cour-
ageously and vigorously carried
out, instead OF being set aside for
that combination of procured absr-
tion and accidental miscarriage,
the Philadelphia Convention Of
II, we should have had as,
great a victory in the fall elections
as we suffered decisive defeat. AS
it is, / fear that the last hope of the
REACTION perished then, and that
the "Great American Revolution
of 1861|'must now 60 on uncheck.
ed, till either it shall have over
turned totally in form, as already
substantially in fact, that grand old
Federal Republic which our faith
ers set up; substituting in its stead
despotism under the
shadow of the name and form and |
the can't of free institutions; or
have precipitated a counter-revo-
ution,f ,fthrough which, by the expi.
alton of fire and blood, and suffer
ng it may be, the American peo-
ole shall recover that light, free,
,heap system of government which
hey so eagerly and recklessly have
hrown away. All this, indeed, was
implied by the late civil war-sfor
he Unionp---when it 5commenced;
md l. for one, have no aep quarrel
With Radicalism and itsiexpen
or strivingto attain the natural,
legitimate and inevitable results of
changing our system from a govern
nent of Consent to a government
If coercion and force.V AT the
ame' time l am not prepared to
with them in the race of
2adlcalism, and if l we're, ] should
i'm at that,which alone could COM
nand success--to ssout- Herod He
od," and go at one bound so far
'eyond its present demands that
rva,, Dax~,.lI: ID
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

men excepting herself Oh, would
not | like to catch Thomas James
taking sweet to any thing that
wore hoops and a waterfall !
Wouldn't !, though! / think there
would be small pieces Of skull and
hair laying round If ever found out
any thing of the kind. But ThOm-
as James is all right. \ can trust
him as far as any woman can trust
her ] which is, just as long as l can
keep my gim.et eye on him. AS
a parting henedietiOn, Iwould sug-
gest that wives ,getnp an eleventh
commandment, which they shalTre-
peat to their rs morning, noon,and
night, in order to impress it fully
on their minds, Thou shall love no
other woman but me- '1aluaN
Suggestively yours,
MADGE MOORE.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

seriously apprehend that you
will, in some such season as i have
described, do things which will
prevent prosperity from returning;
that you will act like people who
should, in a year of scarcity, de.
YOUR all the seed corn, and thus
make the next year a year not of
scarcity, but of absolute famine. b
=, There will be, l fear, spoliatiorn..
The spoliation will increase the
distress. The distress will produce
fresh spoliation. There is nothing
to stop you. Your Constitution is
all sail and no anchor! As I said
before, when society has entered
on this downward progress, either
Civilization or liberty must perish.
Either SOME Caesar or Napoleon
will seize the reins Of Government
with a strong hand, or your repub
lie will be as feafMllyuplmdered
and LAID waste by barbarians in
the twentieth century as the Ro.
man Empire was in the fifth, with
this difference: That the Huns and
vandals, who ravaged the Roman
Empire, came from without, and n
that your Huns and Vandals will
have been engendered within your
own country by your own. institu.
tions. '. l- o. '' ''l
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H. A L. IL CTURE
a.AT0 YOUNG MEN.

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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

A FA1R-FAcEp flirt lately Tilted a
young man in Iowa. He tried to
shoot the jilt, but failing in that,
he shot and killed himself.
What a waste Of powder-all be-
cause he couldn't waist the girl!
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

A FELLOW in Chillicothe under
took to steal a hog out of a pen.
The other hogs attacked him in the
rear, and took a nip from the seat
of his pants. aifrot nl
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31

ll CsNGREssMEN have instituted
prayer meetings. If they get say. 3
ed, we fear it viii exhaust saliva.
tion, so much that there will be
none left for the more righteous.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
III. B. g. A. Mayo.

A A-TTnRNEYS,ATLA +MGART iluR, O.,
N will attend promptly TO oil legal business
eltfu'ted to them. Office in Court lIUu.o, Nc
Arthur, Ohio. .il ya janSy
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
.@lisfellantp,ls.
VintOn County Bank,

NJ {Uaincorporcted,) .-'G 't
MACARTHUR, OHIO. - srooKHoI pERs -
M JOSEPH J. MCDOWELL, President. ,r
JAMES W. Delay. Cashier.
II. S. Bundy, Z. D. Dodge, Andrew Wolf,
II, +. Austin, DIV. Rapnels, Frank Strong,
;i A, A. Austin. g ~ LaY -,
Bank of Discount and Deposit.
sB-W Will buy and sell Government Securi-
ties, Bonds, &C. u @ t'lFtil3it2.h
~" Colec ions made at the usual rates.
jan24tf
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Change of Time.

M. & G. II. r., TIME TABLE.
IRON and after Sunday tho 18th day Of Dec.
L 1856, Trains will leave Stations named as
follows ... -. -.
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Back Pay, Bounty and PEN
'. siOns

M ILL be collected promptly by
w EDWARD "A. BRATToN, .'
...I s.. M'AGTHUR, OHIO.
A II soldiers, who are by law, entitled to
Back Pay, Bounty and Pensions, and wild.
ows, fathers mothers, brothers. and sisters Of
deceased soldiers, claims viii b. promptly at
icnded to- "' jnyStf
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
ArchibOld MAYO,

NIkIM AGENT.--Back Pay, BIuhiy an
~ Pensions will be promptly collected, Of
hce,i the Court House, Nc Arthur, 0iIo. All
soldiers who are entitled by law 20 back sy f,
oHs, fathers, mothers, brothers and si,ters viii
he promptly attn ded 10. janSy
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
An omiuous Prediction.

The late Lord Macaulay, in May,
1857, wrote a letter to H. L. Ran
dali, of New York, in which he ex-
presses his earnest convictions in
relation to the future of the United
States. He said: Ih1E
1t is quite plain that your Gov
ernment will never be able to res
train q distressed and discontented
majority. For with you the major
ity is the Government, and has the
rich, who are always a minority,
absolutely at its mercy. : s'a 'fN
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
2rnfsssipnat
II. A. Bratton,

ATTORNEY At LAW, McARTHUR, OHIO,
II will attend to all legal business entrusted
10 his care in Vinton, AthsI ;, Jackson,
Ross, Hooking and adjoining counties. Pariic-
ular attention & ven to the collection ofsoldiers
claims for pensions. bounties, arrears OF pay ,
ETC., against The U S or ohio, intludi Nor
gan raid claims. r ' I,f - jana
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
j. y. Mcdowell,

A TITO RNEY AT LAW ~ CLAIM AGEN 7
n wi II praclicein Vmton Al adjoining col n
ties. Also Deprty collector of Internal Rev.
enne. Office in tho Vinten Co. Bank. jan2
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@istellanu.

Letter from MI. ValIandIgham---
Power OF Congress to TerritOri-
alizc a State---A Convention of
all the States---A Newspaper Or
gan at Washington. tIl1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-01-31
Homer e., .yOnrs

TTORNEY AT Law, ,MoARrHUR, OHIO,
"A viii attend promptly TO all business en,rus-
ted TO hislsare. -uJIiHH Also jan24
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
CARlBAlDrs BATTLES.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Or Tine HERALD.

The Scene Of Cnribaidps First victory-Uow
shc Town Was Takco-Trnvery Of the
Rctnnn Pricst--Onc OF Taem Hacked to
Picccs-The GartbnIdian Dcad-Amntcur
war-Au Private Property Respected Eight
Men 90 BE Siisf for stenIinE-ArIns and sup
plies Arxavisg-Cannen nsd Recruits sent to
the Frouf-rhc Commissnriat Department.
HrApcrAxrxRs GENERAL CAsBosrLI
Novrx Roroxno Oct %, 1851 1
Like mos, Roman villages THE little tosn Of Monte
RoioEdo faooas as the plscs wncre caroaidi tho
States Is located ION high HILL about four miles DIS
tant from The highway snd from the railway staoa Of
Tho name. II Is abou. fourteen mics from Rome
In dirccs lIne nnd about twenty by The railroad
winding road easily de'snsibs. leads up 10 IT, and on
ali o,ncr sides the hln - % steep as TO make
climbing Amos, msossiola The TOW, itself is 20
huddisa tgsiher 70 sssm like one house,
with tho chur spIre rising like chimney II s sur.
rounded by al old tumbed DIVA wall aad has bas one
gssway Its Inhabitants shosld say, numbered frora
one thousand 10 fifteen hundred seeing the place. enc
would scarcely believe that could be takca except By
regular siege; but the story OF its capture 10 vsry
simple
when the rspsi authorities Learned OF the second al.
vance al the carbadans 70 the frontier 81 Passo ccrse
they detonn ned 10 hold Monte Rotondo . sort Of
forres IN tie rear OF the invaders should they pass
on the road 10 Rome For this purpose they sent out
between Eve and six hundred frocpS with Two small
brass nsld pieces Caribaidi At psnesrassd ther
design and ordered the town 70 b attacked.
The forces defending 10 we're composed OF
souases, regulars Of the line. drsseeas ana
s1sss-sAs 40 sans1 SAghs - sae'
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
AlnssT 4 raAslDY il Aususu.


(From the Auburn Advertiser. Nov. 10
The most intense excitsnens was caused IN ths ~
G. sons .a y w ~ her cps IN ne
block, 0ensses street. The weold-oe murderer =
yosag named Michaei alias Prank Sullivan, - ~
spcctsbe appearance bat disspated habits. wbe ha4
formerly boardsa with The family Of bis victim and paa
mis- sdTssee 70 he daughtsr gr ofsgnecn, until ~
ba1s hn ssssnticns and thus incurred bis ilwlIL
Sanivnn weus West some tw0 weeks snce, rslurnA1U
e pss s g II, x. :, iss ,ss asssd Daess
taking lssvs, proposing 10 depart again for the wese
immediately. He expressed desire . hear Mo
ssearns play the piano for him before paFnghe being
hmsslf pianist and having taught her 70 psrSssa
upoa THAI inirumsns In accordance vItn his visese
piano, mother rcmaiane In The back room s.ll-
van on entering the parior locked The door. ~ ~
.s s:a ana sSs .s os Ss
aosn.afs and ssci.srd i..o Y: neck she . ss
s Sssssn % ss:: her ne. sss
bAu entering shs opening o. the ear passing
just bclow tue psroaS e.ssd and a., IN into e The
che assassin prepared 70 ore agan, when sns ins,'nc
lively raised her right band 70 khisd her face from Ne
S % ss \. sae sSrs ~. Ios srr
The nand lust above knucklc line with The fsvo
nsssr s.d iraesussa .hs .ssscsrvsl ooss ys,dus.s
possssd he once more IsvsIred the weapon, bss u
shs door ssd snssrsd uss N season 10 sks up MS an
ths psssl Discharged and, srsppliaG with hin
anl ~ conveyed 10 jan. The prisoner scknosisSgp
Me prsmsdhatsd Intention Of killing MD 6<sssnA
H = twenty ave year, q asA nsslve g cai.ops9
No. and weaver ~ trHda Misc Sesarns = yocn@
lady VI the most respectable ohaxacesr. Her condt
this morning. although nos co.sesvsd critical -
quite painful Another unsneoonsful attsmps 70 e11
The balls IVES made this morning A. eleven e'clee.
Drsonsr vas brought bsfofs Justice Ceotss FER exn
ton The testimony Of MA esearns, the nosoSL -
the statements u ~ pslsDssr coincide Win - r.
1 counts sivea abova Bulvan waived exnml.eeSSG -
vas hnny couuo411 70 await the ao1So1 -
] Grad Juu - ~ - nsn1ey u psssus@ -
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ton acts-
lFrom the Galveston Bulletin-insepe ndsnt-Nov o.,
We once read tho story Of "fhs Man who s.ossi
Meeting House, We thought this one or the eressss
larceny feats recorded; but IL seems a. II shs
Democratic party would succeed in . ereatsr. :
Ersnder-R We may % express it--iarcsny. rhs
Grant While no man kno1s the pOitIcs OF thas
hero, has bssa. Esdgfally believed that he was NE
particular properly OF the republican parry AaA-
abby the democrats. who armncinr Their hss -
declaring tia. Grant and Cant only shall be ssssr
-. sesasnt ~ vo4S bs 20 matter Of surprise Il
neA. NJ shouId Ind their General stolen ana -
sn , candidate for the next Prssdsaoy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19
THE ETERNAL CITY.


Rome Declared 10 n state OF siese--CrIaes
Puuishabis Usder the Military Law.
RoxR Oct q, 1851.
me peics ars osss,assiy making seizures Of arms.
On the 2ssh inn measure OF this kind rave riss 70
very serious rsvs h NE Trss:svsrs sasrsr esoth
nasuiscscsy. n which some GAnbaiiians were ssr.
prssd a 6sserISsSes q arms and smmuaiusA The
ma Ss unnCAw - 1MesnsA ~ - q leyfs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

The exceedingly wintssh aspect OF the day outdoosB
revived IN tho minds Of The lovers q the second
on the various Kinks and ponds q this city and vicinity
who, accordingly, thai they might not lose the ve55
hrst opportunity seemingly nvs likely very dssAon4
afforded them 70 indulge the insprtlng exercise
amued their skates 70 - thai they IN order fg
immediate us1 Where they were dull or . strap =
onck'e was wanting. instant steps sakeno rspag
damages, and allowing anticipaons INDUCED q
days and nights Of sport, OF graceful curveting
CLASSY sheets Of cs and Intoxicating dsiighs In wats0
carnisals 49, T1- III
ias year exceeded others In the facihiss aosssg
lovers OF skaing 70 indulge In their favorts sxercs
II u expected this year will excel last The arrange.
menu 81 the Park VIII Be, anything. better than thGY
have been rhrss beautiful sheets Of waserslx, shs
Harlem Lake. Twelve acreswlll be open the general
bic when 10 cond en- for their amusement. AZ ensA
hous's OF refrsshment and sheus with separate
mosations tor iadiea will be erected Every effort wa
decline Of Gay may not inisTups the skaters n
their amusement A. tho south end OF the LAKE u -
contemplated 10 erect Of gas lights within such
proximity 70 each other - 70 render this portion Of q
spec ally adapted for nocturnal vistora The hours e
which the several ponds WIN DO open 70 the pubic sn1
the other acquisitions Will Be the last yea
u intended immsdaisy 70 draw Oh the water 90 -
Leave depth Of three feet il the ponds, winch y
will be kept during the winter II having been fossa
tnas toooing the 'cs did nos accomplish ~
.. days cutting up this system has sssa
abandoned aud that OF planning and scraping suhstsuts
The Commissioners are now ondeavoring to porieco
machinery tn view 20 have that donc In greater pss
rangsmcn,s for the bang made under the
mediate direction OF the President Of the rnrk CommlD
SON. Andrew h Green, which - . guaraptse of tboJ
beng carried out 90 - 70 secure The greatest pos6to
skating. = quite esssiasabs frcss prevailed lanAg
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

AxxA DICKINSON AND HEa ExrtAS Arrox -Mlss Ausa
Dickinsoa gives hardly sufficient excuse tor erasing
President Jonnson's name In the visitors book the
school ship ~ Boston. she ssys that the book vas
snosn 70 her by . gentleman whose private property
shs supposed u 70 be. she saw the name Of NJ.
Johnson there and said, on the Impulse Of the mo-
snsnL that she should IKE 70 mark u out He then
told hef thai ne wished she would and she suppoeno
thai she was dealing with property the owner Of which
urged her 70 the act drew her pen over Andrev
Jonnson's name II s queer she should think that {
gentleman obtsined the resdcnrs name In his private
autograph book and then wished erased and dare ~
DO Is himsssf.-Nep Haven Journal, Nor. IL
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-19

TEE fxvoofr KsrArA "A nnal settlement o. the fAn-
coin estate was made a. Springfield, IN, on thursday
b. DAVID Davia admnistrator. After paying ali deton
there ssmans e1lo % e3a 76S each for Ma Lincoln
and her Two sosA Rcssr r Lincoln hes received be
sbsrs, and also that OF The minor nell. rAomss 1ne
aDouss due hra Lincoln, iss Abeas Sko0Q huseeeogo
eUwn, = uunoss = ~ egtW.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19

Cyrus wcrmen. p ~ purchased tbs
farm OF tie late Jsrrs Grover.
DR.. Gray has pu-cAascl thc house of M
'rbou,4s Kesdan "a Brosd street Mr.
Kendall hAs boughi ~ tvu-rneui opposite
Capt. John Harris bsa.c, On the AN
street
The town % Bcihel ~as grartc1 g. a
company OF soldiers ~ m General Cor,
II Mas.achu,ctfs IN Junc. lies Wouh "a
not bs vel for The to-n 20 uAks some ar
rsngcrncnt. for centennial cclebrations
Il Is ht,le singular that 10 copy 81 tsc
records q lie Gsneral C,,art for that year
Arc knosa % cRst IN Maiae.
Mr. J Alden Sui,h 4. bssv arrsnEing a
bcauiiial cabinet 81 siasrais ~hich b. has
collected -i,hin ~ years. he has pro
bably the bcst collection a Colorado ores
an1 minerals cNtant They ar truiy beas-
iifsL There are No. hall doren % mote
fne private cahsnets IN Oxford Coaniy
Woull 30 not be eel % form Natural
History Society for Osiord Cosayf
We noiicc one or to places in to-u
where there - 10 guidcboArds. Tbs -
lcciueu shouli sc % a. a. - ~Ant q 20
oat q to-n Sometimes. Has fsrs pot up
AIRY g'ils boards vet We DESIRE @ kno-.
a, -e want 70 30 20 Pars Han 70 is-
uccks
We arc happy 10 iniorn cur oorrcs-
rondous that his spPeal las boca daily hced-
e. ~ th. carviul father. % thc to-n. And
further ne ~culi STATE that ii all IT, en-
iireiy useless Ger him % sticmP, % reach
thr Corniy scas hy Pursuius Us usual down
hil coarse. Who would Contemplate thc
usjosiy 81 tie Lails II Jssiice ,n Oxford
Coaniy. mast tsFn rs lace a. eel a. his
foo; ,ieps up-ar3s. In DEs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
A Surgical Operation.

EprroH 80 nE~ocEsT u "a ny r-isi-
lers. ca Iscs1ay. O. -ltncs' a very usat
an sucoss.'ui sursical opsrNfiou Peri0ruasd
b. Dr. a ?. Esans % Norusy.-shs ~
u1osal - sn sdiPoss tsmor from ihe isce q
al named Ccorrc Games The tulaor
~as not large. bet Z Jay dep. snssioplag
Portloo. 81 the temporal And transsersc-ia-
ca arterics. ani tcnalios.'y slhering %
~ sarrosndlsg parts. BOT H. kuiis. in
thr had. OF skiliai ssd careful op~rafor.
did 80 -ors perfectly and ths lad lnay
th,nk his .tars that b. d. ri of shat -oail
certainly lave become . troshi..ouae Gus
toner haJ ii tscn allowed 90 bsF1o- maeh
loncsr IN that rrgion. q.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1867-04-19
Our pi1asla Corre,pondsnse.

ED. DESocRAr To this date. teams
cross tie AndrOscocgia River on tbe 80
above aud belo~ DiN6eld Village. Tbs -
very snusaAl for tie time q year.
Dr. Bsrtleit drives up I'D DOM the A
drcsooggia River uron -heel'. and ~hen
called hack frcm tse nscr. uses a sleigh
ard eHii- a GOD sicighing.
We-~. A--,,a. -. hsi h's maple sugar
works. Situated On an i.land in the And'-os-
co-gin. burned fs- days 40, and on The
ssconi day ahcr the frr. had his arches re-
buiit. AM b. broA1 pans again 50. lie j.
no- dong hig bu.ine.. IN the ,-ect line
he Lo-s Abosi thres haa4rod dollars b The
ere.
The shirsie ard ss~ miu psrchase By
". Chasc. "A months ago. has cat three
buncrcd and scseniy-fve thousand shinglc.
and two hundred AM t-cuiy-Gsc thoasAnd
feet boards. making "a hundred thousand
feet during the Eve monihs past. and has
no~ on had and IN Webs river
neArly million teci -hich D. all CT cot
before nexi winter. NJ. Chase = A. enter
prisiag. working man. and wil o0nsince
the people tia; much lsmber car be cut
Nth a suaall usiu
The Natiooal Heel vil - cnlarcrd.
.nd repaired. It's seAsoa and Gtted Tor =
SINNER boarding. house. bas ~ill ooHhaas 90
entertain transient guests A. oszai. Mr.
b l. Marble. the proprietor. and MS ~
eellcnt LADY have abe rrPataiion Of beng
abe O. snit The taste of tAc most iAsti,iioss.
Wade Chase kecT.s The most costly Hiii-
hncr,- store in al Is orsnches. IN he lover
story % the brioS store ouued By Bolster
a RiehArdsou. that car BE- found IN The
cosntry.
Wm- ". Bolster = About repairing and
charging his dwelling hoasc.
Freeman Grsikfh. one - our -saithirs,
eitiEens. i griiiag Lis material On 20 tbs
ste. -. re- be all ercct q briok dwelling
house this sanmcr.
". :. Chase. the lsn5srmsa and user-
chant -iil shortly enlArss and rrpsir BIS
Dwelling house.
a. D. Howard. The popalaI tcacbsr q
DNfeld Nillar- High Scbooi. Is having q
very large ant socvcssial sohooi this
sp-lng-