The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1867-12-19

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shot Sunday at Russellville,
Ky, by one SULLIyAY.
GEORGE MARTIN, Chief Justice
of the State of Michigan, died
in Detroit, yesterday.
GENERAL GRANT will he for
ty-six years of age on the 2Ith
day of April next.
TIE city council Of Cincin-
natl have increased the num-
ber Of wards from IS to 26.
THE State of Ohio was sixty
five years old on the 29th day
of November last.
U. S. Consul CusMAY, at
Rome, fought against the Carl
baldians in the recent war.
THERE is a man in Cleveland
who has not been asleep since
the Goth Of November - q.
period of eleven days.
The National Convention O.
the Grand Army of the Re
public will meet in Philadel-
ph!a, on the 18th Of January.
1t is reported the ROBERTS and
SAVAGE wings Of the Fenian
Brotherhood have effected a
union.
EX-Congressman HUBBELi., 0I
Ohio, is one Of about n dozen
applicants for the vacant place
OF Commissioner Of Patents.
THE New York and NewIITa-
ven cars are now heated by hot
water circulating through piper
placed under the seats.
THE London Times has a sub
scriber 100 years old, who has
read that paper since it was
first started.
A THOROUGH and systematic
plan for the examination Of
the National Banks has been
devised by the examiners.
The Columbus Journal pro-
poses j. Lathrop Montley, as
The Republican candidate for
Vice President of the United
States.
IT is said to be probable that
the Democratic National Com
mittee will select Cincinnati
for the place Of holding the
National Convention.
TIE President is preparing
4 veto on the bill stricking the
word "white" out of all laws re- {
Iating to the District Of Colum- ;
bia.
DIR. JESSE z. JUDKTNs, one of
The most eminent and skillful
Physicians and Surgeons of the
West, died at his residence, in
Cincinnati, a short time ago.
IT is said that President
j Johnson, contemplates issuing
n proclamation pardoning the
Union Soldiers who palticipa-
ted in the late war;.
THE Portsmouth Tribune ,
says that preliminary arrange
ments have been made for the
erection of an extensive agri.
cultural implement manuiac-
tory in that city.
The Cleveland Leader has
received a letter indorsed with
the following: "To dishonest p.
o. officials: For Gods sake let {
this 90 through, there is no
in it?"
THE New York Express says
that fifty thousand men are out
Of employment in that city,
and full three thousand girls
are looking for "places,' and
can find none.
THE Republican National {
Committee have designated S
Chicago as the place for the !
n ee tin G Of the next Ma
ional Republican Uonven- !
ion, and the Goth of May as
he time. S
TIE Worlds special says the !
senate refuses to sustain the !
Presidents suspension of Stan {
on. If this is persisted in the !
President will issue an order
'emOving Stanton, and force
lin to resort to the Supreme '
court. q
A BEAR, probably about
rear old, swan the Ohio River, h
week before last, from West G
and invaded Chesh- c
re, at the upper part Of Gallia .
county. He was captured alive, :.
~ a Dir. Zinc, and turned over /
o the citizens Of Cheshire, /
Yho are keeping him for a evil
age pet"
THE Portsmouth, n. II. How u
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