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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-21
The WORD with the Bark
nm. At1io3

|. The Constitutional Union, published in
city says 1--WE the Demo-
cratic party Of the United States Of Ameri'
ca, mean 10 keep the Radicals from running
the country, .peacibly Il We, ,can, ioFcioiy y
We must This is no time 70 mihce words
we are On the eve Of tremendous epoch
The Republic mustslae; the Union must
be preserved; the Conbtitution mast rem am
intact. IfsSh other means fail, there Is al !,
ways an appeafto the God Of battles, ana
the last resort is always open % free an d
enlightened and brave people TO maintain
and preserve their Constitutional rights"
Regarding the Contention, 1t says rona
pThe movements one.Of peculiar signih-
canee at this time, and we hope Oue friends
via enter heartily into it. A. Brssldentia
sIsction Is soon TO come of, and there ay'
thirty-six States in this Union Provision
must DO made for counting the electoral
vote in all Of. them. A word to the wise u
sufficient w
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-21
THE WHITE MANS PAPER.
Clubs for 1867!-7Clubs for 1867
THE BEST N. Y..WEEKLYPUBLIsHEDl
NEW YORK DAY.B,O OK
FOR 1867.

THENEw YoREA DAY-BooK enters upon the
threshold Of 1851 With larger circulation
thon that Of any Democratic paper pubIshsd in
tka scorld, .and that cirenlation is steadily in
creasing and extending in every direction
II has never been the organ Of mere party
Democracy" but. rather the exponent oI
those liberal principles Of human Govern.
pent which our forsfathers Wrung, with
bloody sweat, from tie tyranis Of i77G-
Standing on the foundation Of the Declara.
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are created equal ,"eand therefore entitled 10
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with this grand central rRtIa Of Democra-
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1867-02-21
Sheriff . Sale
ytate of .Ohio, YmLOn Comma, a.

iState Of ONO, Hnlon county, ga. tr'
e'sarsS,, esars. I fs.ss Order Of Sale No.
.1lURsUANr tothe command OF an order Of sale
il. issued from the Court Of Common Pleas OF Vim.
ton county, Ohio. end to me directed as Shor said
county will per at public sale, at the door OF ihs
Court House, in the Town Of Macarthur, in Vlnion
Rsdnssday, he 3fA day Of February, a. D.
1867 31u ~
n one o'clock NJ OF said day, the following de
scriDed premises, situate in the County Of Vintou,
and State Of Ohio to-wlt; ec "A ,rsfg 3, ,
FIVE acres of lanu and wAter in we Southwest
cornet In square lot of the East half of the South
East quarter Of Section Number Eighteen, Township
Ten, Range Seventeen; also, beginning Mt tho North
west corner Of the East half OF the NoTheast quar-.
ter Of Section Number Nineteen, Township Ten, OF
Range SeycnteeD thence running Southto the State
road; thence North-eastaong the West side Of salS
road to the East and West line on the North end OF
said half quarter thence running West to the place
Of beginning so as take all the land that lies on tho
wesLsids where said road rms, ,belonSing to said
Also tI3i3a4
The following described real estate, Situate in SEQ.
ton Eighteen, Township Ten, Of Range Seventeen,
beginning 7r8 chains North ofthe Southwest corner
ofthe East half of. the Southeast quarter of said
Section, &e; thence East 7.Os chainshence South 10
links thence N.s5, East 1.bO chains; thence N $50
East 240 chains thence ~ % W. l26 chains; thence
y. l6e W. 100 chains; thence West4O links; thence
South 10. Is chains the beginning place, contain
ing B4-100 acres. tfstep 70
J. Appraised atone thousand five hundred dollars
(Sl ,bO0.00J and must bring two-thrds OF that sum.
Taken as thepfoperty Of said George A. Leach TO
satisfy Judgment rendered against him in favor OF
said Alexander Henderson.
Terma,Nf Sale -Cashin hand at the time OF sale.
\ fad4I.t -a-s JOHN. SH0CKEY, w
i s..s,,. Sheriff vintonC County. o..
B. D. shiveL Atty for Plaintiff. cfa 4
January a, ,1sO7-6w s sAs si,iss
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SheriG,s Sale.

scr 47gsl State of Ohio, Kmtoa C6Enly,
caFsA poEd Plaintiff In cSnMSn SntSS oPS9ty Sss. o'ar
Erwin u. Dowd, Defendant. order Of Sale No. o. d.
TIURSUANT to the command Of an order Of sale in
T. the above cause to ne directed from the Court
OF Common Pleas Of Vinton County, Ohio, will offer
at public sale al the doQf0f the Court House, in the
Town Of fthnf N safd county ON
a TUESHAY, MARCH 18TH, 1867 ~
az the hoprot o'elockP. NJ. Of sad day, the FOL.
lowing described premises, to-Wt; Y G1Ak't lhoCp
Beginning for the saTne eleven chains ana twenty
links West Of the North.ea corner objection Mum.
ber Thirty.two t32, IN Toynshp Number Ten Cl0,)
OF Range Number Sixteen Q6,l Ohio Company Plr-
chase; thence South fortv-one chains nn6 twenty.
FIVE links; thence West thTty-two chains and ninety
links; thence North forty one chains and twenty-fye
links; thence East tmrty-two chains and seventy
links to the place OF beginning, containing one hund
red and thirty,hye l13sl acres more or less. ,i
Taken as the propertyof Erwin i, po&d to satisfy
an order anddecree Of aaid Court in 6yor OF ClarsO
Appraised at twentyssx hundred dollars al must
bring two-thirds ofthat sum. ,s risnk sfi, -1
Terms ofsale--Cash IN hand. .bj4faqsb qi.
aies4 JOHN J. SH0CKEY, fO s,feis
oli Sheriff VintOn County, o.
p. a. RFattony Atty for PHI.
Februaryla, 4, lS61'--6w oc s.ss Il ieisaie y 44t{
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b slAffacllIlnent.Notiee

James Glenn, Pinhtiff, yntl Before George Craig
S16 against % boop sus'ST toS township, sS' vnon
William z. WiclsIine, Deftk JCounty, Ohio.
IN the 2Sth Of anIiary a. d. 1s6T, said Jusnceh-
W sued an order Of attaehmen in the alb lye eetlfh
for the sum Of 500 00 JAMES GLENN. :
February n, 1857 -SYS 1fI itt-f 5f.i.r IN
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VInton County PFobslto Court.

NOTICE is hereby given that Joseph McKinnis
IN has filed his accounts and vouchers for inapeos
ton and and that the saiae viii he
In the Probate Court Of Vinton County, Ohio.
RICHARD CRAIG 19, 3 4
FEBRUARY 7,ie67-aw tog,l Probate, Judge.
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fCERTIFcATBeOF aAUTH0RITY.
afoi Expire ont sist day Of January, 1887
0rtcE or THE AUDITOR Or Sr4rEjsss !
lssUAASoE DErARrMEEF;i 8ysioo \,

fro Expire on the 3lst day Of january, 1857
OEricE or THE AUbIToR or STATE jsss q
j 70 INSURANCE DEpARrMENF;i 3v5i30 haA
+ Ia nos COLUMBUS, o. Nov. 10, 1867. J -.
WHEREAs. The HARTFORD LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY, located Ats Hart
ford, in the State of Connecticut has fled
'inthis Office o sworn statement Of lite con-
dition, as required BY the act MTolRegulate In
shrance Companies not Incorporated by the
State Of Ohio" passed April s, 1856, and
amended February Q, 1864, andthe oct "To
regulate Foreign Insurance Companies, !,
passed April =, 1866; anl, Whereas, said
-oompeny he's Furnished tho undersigned
satisfactory evidence that ii is possessed Of
an actual Capital Of at least sSR AvNDRED
AND FiFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS, invested as
required by, said acts; and, Whereas, said
Conpanyhas fled in the office q written
instrument under It's corporate seal, signed
BY the President and Secretary thereof, en-
thorizing. .anyggent or agents Of said Com
papy In this State TO acknowledge service Of
process, for mud in behalf Of said Company
according to the terms Of said act Of April
8, 1856. se'''---------
Now, ThERrFoRE, in pursuance Of fReaCt
iaforeBaid,i l. JAMES IL. GOODMAN, Auditor
of State for Ohio, do hereby certify that
said HARTFORD LIVE, STOCK INSURr
ANCE COMPANY of Hartford, Connecticut,
is authorized to transact The business Of
Live Stock Insurance in this State.until
the thirty,6rst day OF January, in the year
one thousand eight hundred and sixty
eight. tb .Esssletai ys sos.f ,ssto.,
[sEAI,] Is WITNESS wHEnEor, I hare
yaqns - hereulto subscribed my
NJ. 1g IA ye namGaud caused the seal Of
osdi iatmy offico to be affixed the
gl4ats. ia day and year above written,
JAS. H. GOODMAN, gi.et
3S IN. ~, 81 r-aIa Auditor Of State
svagSs9 dlia 'g BY Jas. WILLIAAs, "a
? aei7 ia5l7sr 9I 4 i5a9s4q Chr Clerk.
JsW. 30 WEN, agent, n
,,as ~ ggol,l snigl AeArthlr, Ohio. 10
. S;fSo4 g1gsF2 2lq alo9 iga5lt his9 ,iia
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R6TLand in London sells at ten jmilicr
dollars an acre. People live there becauss
they can't afford to buy grave.
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wreck The whole mighty fabric loft US By our
sstharsIl God has created white men superi-
or and negroes inferior, and Jhsyetcfe AL the
eaorls Of, the past 6vel years to dboisk HIS
work. and eanalizb with negroesr-feyery, Law
yiolated, every State, Constitution over
thrown. every,life sacrificed, and every doll
lar expended, are necessarily just 50 many
stems toward national suicidej and the sins.
pie and sWful problem now upon Us is just
this--shall we recover our reason a and reT
trace our ateps, or march on to Mongrelism,
social anarchy aSnd the total rgip Qf our
country2 te ii 70 noiau 4,i To- .adija,.
TAE DAHiBooKJA therefore, demands the
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as the only hope and the only means pessii-
Bile under heaven fer eaying the grand ideas
Of lF76, the fundamental principles Of Amer
lican liberty, and II the real friends Of free
dom, and the earnest believers in, that sacred
and glorious cause in which the men Of the
Revolution offered up, their lives, win nov
labor TO expose the Ignorance delusion, and
treason Of the MOngrel party II acip succeed,
and the whole white Republic Of Washingtcn
lbe restored againain all its original beAedT
eence and grandeur. 3 Aq g4aA2 ". Ll'
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! OfvroE o. THE "A ypWoR oT srlTEv}

Columbus, O., Nov. l9, 1866. 8
IL Is hereby certified, that the, fOregoina
IS q correct copy Of tho Statement Of. The
Condition oE tie gHartford ,Liss Stock In
sSrsnce Company Of Connecticut, made, ,ai
and flied in this Office, for the year 1857. J.
n TSEAL Witness my hand and seal Off
v g.3gsl ~ 10 jas. H. G0DsIANse =
.u0Ig sYE aGoiydii Z, ~, ~ y NY,
& 80 By JAS. WILLIAMS, CHI Clerk
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T'9IF 3lsTf4tsg is,i6 D otfiqa
HARTFORD LIVE STOCK IEsuR AEcs
NV \ COMPANY .rgsH E; 3. r'.t 5.
red OF OOMNBGTICN io ,a
4 STATEMENT 81 rAE CONDITION
Oh, THE
Hartford Live Stock Insurance
luD 20. a,9li rai tiag ~
OF Conneoticut,

en- s oyOf Conneotiept.sl rrml
ON the lst day iiof November, 1860, made
"a tOsths Auditor of Ohio, pursusnt % the
Statute Of that State. VI. -e,.y Y aio,,-e. ts,
e'- I. CAPITAL,
The amoant Of lts Capital Stock . neilal9, {.
mid ap, ,iso royi. lent 10. $lbO, ,OVOtOO
.ela Ie5i H., ASSETS. raie,ise asft
/, OesP ogRSsuss. s 7S $g2,slass
m Z ISnIdd 4 nagafncEA owned byg }fsH q yilf
tbe Company ..4 a sis,As,4s7,S so
pysIA ~ ~ S''S MSrtgaSe1 SI,t STAh. $4,000 90
nsbta ot6 6arvise seodtsd, hEl B0.OoO0O
Debts for Rfeh1ms! tI Ihedei!aDl 2,T86l 81
All other Securities, ssat, sas noA 10y
~ afftt..s Ia; ,-fst,,, a.
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CS6SrY 81 HAEFsOnb. 9s,i f9aA 10 1anei
q &. N. Eellogg, President, and Y. g. Good
rich, sscHstary Of othe Hartford Live, SSocA
Insuranee Company, beins severaily sworn
dspose and say, that the foregoing isla fall
trderand eorssSti al atement ofqthe AfIai 70 oI
said Insurance Company and that they Ar
the above described Officers thereof
I4q EN-. KELLOGG, President. I
w. d00DRlGH Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before ma this 9tf
day OF NOV ember,s 1866, /, -
fsEXE w VIM. HAMERsEEY, 2
'sH = o haoCOn'f the Stas cf f'0hiO.
I{FIvE CENT srAIP.1 #7s'll7l,sA Ps4'
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~ b Dsfibatsd iaa1PrilpolsStP bsq22ot
sgaaO09 Sainio,b9 70 40 iQ iasq il8
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F' Total Assets Of Company, $Io5lzVb 50
III 70 7'a III. oLIABILdkTIEs. tsh uo'is'
None bad isI eVn6 az SOD l3llRN8 Z
Nv. MISCELLANEOUS $ s1ps
The greatest amount inapEed I'M ,alS1. II
l'Ff9 pi,N'iaos N
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January p, isc7-su Nv .s1g 15555.i saf, "a.
grin q gsg2lg aio5 iNa'li hfear .ui
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-05
The Port of Memphis.

The river continues to decline at this
point. Business is decidedly dull.
Weather cloudy.
The following are the arrivals and
departures:
Arrivals.
Louisiana, Louisville.
Belle st. Louis, ST. Louis.
Dan. Able, Vicksburg,
Empire, Louisville.
Departures.
Belle St. Louis, St Louis.
Empire, Louisville.
Mississippi, st. Louis.
Louisiana, New Orleans.
Victor No. 2, Haile's Point.
Clifton, Cincinnati.
Boats in Port.
Cleaner, Able, Perry, Florence Trnber.
Boats Leaving To-day.
arkansas Ricer.-The beautiful and
elegant steamer Cleaner departs for the
Arkansas river this evening, with Capt
King in command.
Miscellaneous
At St. Louis the river is rising slowly.
The Ohie is rising at Cincinnati and
Louisville The Arkansas is rocoding
slowly, with FIVE and half feet in the
channel to Little Rock White river is
declining, with good stage to Jackson.
port
Steambostmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the Pun
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements en-
abling US to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West. We invite steamboatmen to ex-
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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-05
PUBLIC LEDGER NEWSPAPER
JOB O f. FIG Il
FOR SALE.

rUE DFCBAsR OF ONE OF THE PRO
prietors Of the PusLfc LEDGER Newspaper
and Job Office attached renders q sale Of one
half the establishment necessary. The sur
vivine partner, in order % facilitate the settle
meut OF tho partnership Affairs, announces that
and cood viii, viii be sold. The title is un-
cushioned. and hhe paper in high state q
prosperity. The material "a mostly new, and
n the very best description. The JOB once
l. one Of the larCest In the South, and cnjoys
no ADVANTAGE Of q regular custom In point
II circulation. We claim that the fuHLIc
I,rrGEE surpasscs any other paper In the state
uf Tennessee.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-05

GRAND FIREwoRK DIsPLAY,-A grand
display of fireworks, without any pre-
vious announcement, took place at the
corner of Second and North Court
streets, about half past eleven o'clock
yesterday morning. A large lot of rock
cts, roman candles, torpedoes, fire crack
ers, ETC., were displayed in the doorway
of j. B. Gatti's store, when boy letting
off fire cracker accidentally threw some
FIRE amid the fireworks. The result was
that the torpedoes bursted, the crackers
popped, the roman candles blazed, while
the rockets and other things flew around
in q style that made the inmates of the
store and several persons in the neigh
borhood get away at lively pace. In
a couple of minutes the display ended
when it was ascertained that some of the
wood work in the store was scorched and
various things knocked around. The
display cost Mr.. Gatti about one hundred
dollars. The fire department we're
promptly on the spot ready to work if
their services were needed.