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New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
PROCLAMATION by GOV. BULLOCK.

ATLANTA, Oct Gov. Bullock publishes the
following;
Whereas Notwithstanding the execution Of the proca.
nation Of Sept H. 1865 many awless acts have occurred
in violation thereof, whereby the lives and property OF
citizens have destroyed the right Of free speech i'm
paired the performance OF the duties OF offices 10 which
have been elected denied, the lives OF citizens
threatened them their homes and property
and
Whereas Protection 70 persons and property IS the
paramount duty OF the Government and shall be impair
tial and complete; ana
Whereas The sheriff Of each county IS by law charged
with the preservation Of life property and peace IA each
county;
Now, therefore, I, Rufus b. Bullock, Governor and
Commander chief Of the Army and Navy OF the State
OF Georgia, and OF the militia, therefore do hereby issue
this my proclamation claiming and commanding said
sheT and each and every other civil officer I'm every
county in this State TO 20 IL that the lives and prop
erty OF all citizens and the peace OF the community are
preserved and that all persons protected in the full
exercise OF their civil and political rights and privileges
and charge upon every person resident IN the state that
they render prompt and willing obedience TO She shers
and other civil officers undcr all circumstances whatso.
ever and that they demand from said officers protection
when threatened disturbed IN person property
denied their political or civil rights; and that falling TO
receive such protection they report the facts to this De-
Dartfnent.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
DR., SPRENG'S LETTER.

DIR J. J. sPREYG toP No WEST THRTYsRCoND
ST. NEW YORK. LATE ASSISTANT EXAMINING SURGEON
SECOND DISTRICT AND ATTENDING PHYSICIAN TO THE
NORTH WESTERN DIsPRNsARY, WRITES TO US AS FOLLOWS;
HAVING USED
N pJOI.Y,S COD LIVER OIL CREAM
IN MY PRACTICE SINCE YOUR FIRST INTRODUCTION OF
IT INTO THIS COUNTRY PROM FRANCE, BEAR WILLING
TESTIMONY TO IT'S MERITS l HAVE OBTAINED EXCELLENT
RESULTS FROM IT IN CASES OF GENERAL DEBILITY, IN
BRONCHIAL AND SCROFULOUS DIS
EASES
AND IN
PULMONARY EAND TUBERCULOUS
AFFECTIONS;
IN TIIB LAST or WHICH 1T HAS PROVED PARTICULARLY
EPFICACIoUs WHERE THE PATIENTS HAVE PERsByBRRD IN
ITS USE 20 ILLUSTRATE THIS WILL MENTION THE CASH
or ONE PATIENT WHO HAS BEEN UNDER MY DAILY SUPER
VISION FOR THE LAST Five MOSTHsi DURING WHICH sHR
HAS FAITHFULLY TAKEN THE CREAM. IN THE BEGINNING
SHE WAS MUCH REDUCED, HAVING HAD SEVERAL HEM
oRRHAGEs FROM THE LUNGS; BUT NOW AT THE END OF
FIVE MONTHS DAILY AND PERSISTENT USE OF
MIR. JOLY'S PREPARATION.
SHE FINDS HER STRENGTH WONDERFULLY INCREASED AND
HER GENERAL HEALTH MUCH IMPROVED SHE HAS HAD
NO RETURN OF THE HEMoRRHAGEs
AND HER WEIGHT HAS INCREASED
SOME FORTY POUNDS
THE REMARKABLE WAY IN WHICH
MIR. Jolly PREPARES HIS COD LIVER
OIL,
so RPFBCTUALLY CCECEALs ITS NATURALLY REPULsIvE
TASTE THAT 1T Is TAKEN READILY BY ALL PATIENTS PAR
TCULARLY CHILDREN. IN CONCLUSION WOULD SAY THAT
coyslDER IT USEQUALED BY ANY OTHER PREPARATION OF
THE OIL IN USE.
HYATT & Co.,
40. 3 BARcLAy.sT \. Y. sOLB AGENTS FOR THE UNITED
STATES FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS
lanes, KIRKLAND a. Co.,
~ Corner Of Reads and Centre sts.
Manufacturers Of
FURNACES OR HEATERS
FOR DwELLISG.H0UsEs CHURCHES,
AND PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS.
Long experience this line enables US to give entire satisfaction both
as to pnc,s and superior workmanship.
IT, .Ae pisdr thrasin
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
LATEST SHIP NEWS

ARRIVED.
Steamship Dearborn savannah 20 hoor cottor Ht aud ya
Steamship GsiateA. NFe. Prutd.Bcs. iuase sad
Sieanship Dons Mott. Pr0rideaoe. mdse ADD gss
Slp Missouri Braiburn, Csriif. p DAYS rlheaf iron.
shin Franklin. Burscr. Manila Apul 2l hemp. -
Bark Glen Aladale McDonad Hamhurg 40 ttys. Haso
Brig Payone Duel, Bahadoes 20 dsrs
Brig Martha. Stone. Alicante I days. fruIt
Bng Anna Elizabeth. French, Bangor, iunher
SEHs-EvEH AND ooksTwf'E
T. b. Wharton. HortIus lolt Nefmilbou Neuhufgt
Ahte Hodgeman. Boston. Roth HaseJ NsFbufgh d.
Martha +. king. Hartford. Nellie thase SsEbefEh.
A A gax Seal Llald hanettA Hand hoEl04L
G. e. Goodwin. Ne~.Hayen. Suseess, RoDdoDt
Charger. Providence. brosn, heblout
Hero Providence White Rocs Rondout
Henry Parter Providence ~ 1osnssnd K0B1ost
Charles llawley. PoH Jcrcr'or. Ahda konfout
Wind. New. Haven. kais Scranton kondouh
T. T. Brady. New Haven. 4 u. saver honiSnt
Elizabeth Smith New Haven Caroline and torns hcrlell
Margaret Posel, New Haven. Allen Gurney, koudovt
Jane. Bridgeport floser, houaout
Liberty, Aee Haven. Trimmer. Abaty
HadAeu Hcw.Haven fulT, Albany
Emy Denuison, New ilsTeu- Belle AlhanT.
arvIo Nautrrkr bliur. Trfrtnr.
Mana l.. Hall, Portland. Conn Blast hes brunsTef
Richard Borden, Providence h"nii New bful-Hrt
J. T. Randolph. Elabcihpot y e. Porter. Port Jothtsn
Godsia khfliettport heoffe and th fof' Jol t,on
WatohI. EIIAhcthppt va severe " aftiiglels y :.
Isdv Adam. EifsieihpoTt Fressous Ehtaie'po
Triumph, EiIsbetbpOrt ftuAht khnbeuYot
DISASTERS.
BrFYALo Oct AT today. the bark u = barin got % a.
beIug IgLtcd and h0s slfto M pot .he damage
slight The cargo ia Insured Probably 40 bushels ~ ~sss
damaged
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Cum vsToV oct qArve steamship Charleston New lok fsr
Isabella 90 tins poh stf harin' Bofion bng Car
S,t.Sssn o., s-Ar, .p Fesrrousi' Boston Anua ElIA
Liverpool, steamship Cleopatra, Aeslerk
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
"BERRIAN" HOUSE FURNISHING,
NO. SOL BROADWAY.

NO. 6OI BROADWAY.
By Epgrd Frsnee and Germany large additions
have been made hitherto extensive assortment Of
FSE TABLE CUurRY TRAIs FRR Ssr COAL VASES FsSp
sES Bass COPPER laos Coal COTIE SAEsRs
Dish COVERS DrIoSs ,sheGD sirvEsPraruh
ERAroRs MASeLE FLUTNGSAoHSEs, wOoD, WILLOW Trc
WARES GoyG' BRrI BAsKST' BIRD CAGES AT LOWEST PTcEe
LEWIS CONGHR
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
FEED WATER HEATERS
STEAM BOILERS.

WAITRESS PATENT HEATER and SEDIMENT COLLECTOR &c.
IL heats the Feed Water to be boiling poin, 2l2o With the Er
haaa steam and without creating sny o pressure O5 ss E9gne
Ill twenty Of Fuel other Peed Water
~ Il saves the Boiler from premature destruction BY preventing the
Introduction Of cold partially heated water 'ni by keeping s
ds.iioysi 5ea ,tS"''' '''' causes VIC '' ''''.'
supply thoroughly heated Feed entirely Obyaiss all necessity
for stopping The 1ospnmp on account SS ais; d5' f tbs
The Syapges which Waters apparatus presents over o feed
hater, only be understood commend " ali "losse
c6Gs % PPPfiE2s PPAfEs F i RsfR%fs AIMS g GO
TIE L9G9Mo,HbE ASg EkvHE Sh2Ts o
a CASE LOCKWOOD BRAlNARDs PRINTING oEFICS TIE
MILL. beside many other manufactures IN various ~ dNe"
u Esv:yort City {! NAY be ..eust
G. T. ALvoRDs PRINf'ISG OFFICE.
ays IaE PdHx Pa4TsHg M @S beI i. Sos sos d t
TESTIMONIALS
TnIsgss ogcS q g. nee @ SE n 5..i o' sl @ w.,
Fsi water Heater Which We have for past months We
tested the quantity ofcOa used and the results we're as ioo"s
w. Thursday go ssgs$$. Of Of :S :S.l
Saturday ana pounds Of coal
Total =, $50 wounds Of coal
with y''' Heater fatsSsy h sSsy $50 pound. co.
Saturday saSiG aSst aoS P:aaa: P:aaS: 81 sS..
Total $3.50 pounds Of coal.
With your Heater secoud
Thursday, 21S2 pounds Of coal.
Friday 1904 pounds oi coal
Saturday 1892 pounds Of coal
Total g. re ponds ~ coal
pounds In first test and ~ pounds M
Thursday the second ~of
folding machines
Heater FAR certainly shows great eonomy
Very ropecifaly THE TRIBUNE AsS0ClAT
SAM SINCLAIR Pglhsbs1
OFyrcB oP C. A. ALv0RD Printer
No 70 VAn6e~ater-t, NEw.iORE Oct s. 1903
" WATERs sqDedr la repy inquiry how hef
new Heater e that running ShoIse
us and think have succeeded the expense very o
fhaye all the modern which consider vsuabe n'0s
the consumption Of coal only half n per DAY and me
acknowledge that did reduce ths sumption
t-ra though examined principle Of Heater aud sed
Well put aud perfectly assonsbed to bnd saving %
coal aud being surprised have tested several
tines uuder all tine gib results yorshe
% your Heater Yours very truly G. A ALyORD.
49, ePHGyIx PLASTER NiLLs WssT THiRrFSSrHsT,(
NEv-lokK, Oct q 1903 :
H. WATEEs esq-DeGr Sir. We have your Feed
Heater for upward Of three nonths and very much
pleased gretuug los M rot having had yeaO
sayinga large amount Of ea1 fuel anl We eeeSU
recommend T. Yours truly, WOrHEkSPOON BROS.
For fGl information address
fHartford. Conr.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
HOME NEWS.
Tup WEATHER.

RNsREs-Mcrn1g P.rAlg enc" a. u Ii+Ii oesi 70 ~ t
ng little H. The sudden cool change, yesterday
noon The thermometer marked TO- between $50
$3.50 morning thin ice have made the
srre on ov II tered
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

JAYNE's ExPECToRANT is both palliative
and enra,,s in all Lung Complaints Bronchitis &c 1t standard
remedy for all Coughs Colds and needs only trial to its
worth Sold everywhere.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

FAsnIoN Is BRILLIANT BEYOND PRECEDENT; !;
and rivals bright richness Of The auuna foliage The
male members the the Completeness Of their costumes
to the Pail style hat. issued by KsoS No 22 BroadTs'
The bats Of KnoI gra and add distinction to
al who xfhr iham.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
AMERICAN CLOCKS.

WE CALL THE ATTENTION OF EXPORTERS AND DEALERS
TO Our FACILITIES FoR FURNISHING ANY GRADEoR sTYLB
OF AMERICAN CLOCKS At THB LOWEST MANUFACTURERS
PRICE. WE ARR SOLE AGENTS IN AMERICA FOR THE E
WEIGH MANUFACTURING CoMPASY, THR SEw-HAvES
CLOCK COMPANY AND THB SETH THOMAS CLOCK COM
PAyY. VINO TOGETHER PRODUCE MORE THAN TwoTHIRDs
oP ALL THE CLOCKS MADE IN THIS COUNTRY WE ARB
ALSO AGENTS FOR THE FINE BRONZE, IMITATION MARBLE
AND GOLD GILT NANTEL CLOCKS, MANUFACTURED BY
SETH THOMAS SONS l. CO. THESE CLOCKS HAVE Sow BEEN
IN MARKET TWO YEARS. AND FROM THEIR BEAUTY AND Ex
cELLEYCg ARB STEADILY GROWING N FAvOR. We INVITE
ALL INTERESTED ~ THE PROGRESS or AMERICAN MANU-
FAcTUREs TO EXAMINE THEM IN BEAUTY OF DESIGN
AND FISEyEss OF FINISH THEY ARE EQUAL TO THB
FRENCH CLOCKS AND CAN BE FURNISHED AT LOWER
PRICES. TEE MOVEMENTS ARE MADE UPON THE FRENcH
PLAN HAVE STEEL PIYIoNs, ARB FINELY POLISHED AND
1T is ADMITTED BY DEALERS THAT THEY WILL RUN MORE
SURELY AND CORRECTLY THAN THE FRENCH WHILE THEY
HAVE THg QUALITIES WHICH HAVE ALWAYS MADE THB
FRENCH CLOCKS DESIRABLE. OF YoISELEss TICKING, AND
A PLEASANT CLEAR TONED BELL THEY STRIKE THE
HOURS AND HALF HOURS. CATALOGUES AND PRICE LISTS
oP ALL OUR PATTERNS FURNISHED THB TRADE UPON
APPLICATION
AMERICAN CLOCK CO.,
NO coURTLANDT ST. YEw.YoRK
xo 80 sr.vv ST CUrCaoO
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
A great dOwnfa

A great downfall of prices IN ENGLfsH ME-
patrv VELVET RrssFis and INGRAM CAPY1 or
Ctorms sc at IR.H ANDKHsoN Bowery. English Brussels
Carpet co. 81 ysp al wool Ingram Carpet al lac
and per OIL Cloths 50 Goc nc coc yad WIZ
do shades Table and Piano Covers at low prices
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

LACE CCRTAINs-NEw PATTERNS for 1868
received; also BARGAINS from auction
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

THE AMERICAN BATHS, corner Irving place
and Sey.nteeut are comprehensive he country Tuil
sb Rn,ssu Saphufoas Fugaisd and other scassd baths
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

GROUP AND WHOoPING COUGH relieved Riti
fail Napoleon Cough Ii. Pnrt vegetable opu
sugar box Sold by al Dags MsulcieU
a. DeysL
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

FRINGEs and all other TRIMMINGS for CU
rArvs G. L. b. KELLY Co.'S Curtain Store No ~ Boadr
d GTaudst
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

CURTAINS, LAMBREQUINs VALiNcEs, and n
kind Of Curtain Materials and FuSTrEE CoyEyGs Il KElTTs CT
TAIN SToHE, No A7 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
No. 697 Broadway, cor. FOurih-st.

Artistic Surgeon respectfully s services m Tie application on
Rupture Curative Appliances al hs ofee.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

As GOOD a reason for not sup
porting the Republican ticket
as we have heard, was recently
given by an informed member
of the Democratic household
as follows; "Beeause," said he,
"the United States are now in
debt about $500, and the most
of that was made in buying bu-
reaus and other expensive fur
mture for the negroes South,
and ID if I'll vote with a par
ty that lays out money that
way"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

"A SEYMOUR man was willing
10 bet ten to one that Seymour
could out talk Grant. A Grant
man was willing to bet ten to
one that factions speak louder
than words" Neither bet was
taken -.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03
M c O r TH u r !
Monday, Sept. 9TH,
Joe Williams.


1t has been stoutly denied
that there was Il negro dele
gate in the lammannyConven
ton. But the fact is now pref
ty well established that Jos. L.
Williams, a colored man, was a
Democratic delegate from Ten
nessee. He is a black carpet
bagger at that, having been
born and raised in Philadel-
phia, and having resided in
Washington at the outbreak Of
the rebellion. What. manner
Of man this Williams is can be
inferred from a sketch of his
subsequent career which We
find i'll the Detroit Post. The
writer, etlteaEssayA;
"When Major George Stearns,
of Boston, was sent blythe Coy
emor to Nashville, in. 1868. to
raise and organize .colored
troops, having become acquain-
ted with MIR. Williams, he took
him along to assist in raising
recruits. Not meeting his eX-
pectations, Williams was as.
signed to my regiment (Thir-
teenth L. S. c. ~ as sergeant
major, from which position he
was reduced to the ranks with
in two, months, for incompe-
teney and disObedience of or
a
derS. From that time forward
the guard-house report will
give his principal record. He
was court-martialed three times
ami sentenced to hard labor
with ball and chain, and loss Of
pay, was sent TO the guard
house dozens Of times by his
commanding officers for inso-
lenco and disobedience; was
always taken sick when a
march or fight was anticipated;
was neyer.in any but fist fights,
in which he was always at
fault, and sure to get whipped;
was missing at the battle of
Nashville and the subsequent
campaign against Hood, in
which his regiment took a
prominont1part, and was held
in contempt by the lowest pri-
vate in the regiment"
Just the man for the occa-
sion-a black compliment to
the White Boys in Blue, and
the proper clay outoof which
tomodel a Hampton-Blair Dem
ocrat- -. Gin. Commercial.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

A MOST agreeable feature in
the present canvass, is the
fact that many gentlemen OF
conservative tendencies, who
did not like the Congressional
plan of reconstruction, arc Civ,
ing in their adhesion to the Re-
publican party. The following
gentlemen are cordially with US,
and add greatly to our strength:
Judge Buckles, Gen. Colgroyc,
Colonel Tom Stillwell, Judge
Kilgore, Judge Lindsay, Hon.
j. w. Gordon, Gen. Grose and
Judge Bundy. Most of these
distinguished gentlemen have
puDllcly dellneu lnelr posluoh
and will do yeoman service du-
ring the campaign. We learn
that Col, Hudson, of Terre
Haute, whose voice and hand
did good service for the right
in former contests, will take
the stump for Grant and Col
fax.-MdiaRapol'8 Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03
Random Thoughts.

important elections OF Octo
ber? 1t is true, a bad presi
dent can do much harm. The
country has thoroughly tested
that matter in the case Of Andy
johnson. Seymour, or even
Frank Blair himself, could be
no heavier than Andy Johnson
has been. And Congress has
managed to have the laws
pretty eAectually enforced. In
ftct, a-Presid entis the kxecu.
tive ouly. lie must enforce
the law, or be impeached.-
While even Gen. Grant, With a
rebel Congress to enact laws,
would be powerlcss.
There is no necessity for
losing either Congress or the
President. But in working for
success in the Presidential con-
test, let us look we'll to it, in
every district, thatthe Congress.
sional ticket be not neglected.
In this district, Mr.. Hptchins
was elected in the year 1862.
He pretended to be a Union
man, but was elected by tue
copperhead party. His major,
ity over Mr.. Bundy was 1908.
In 1865, the same candidates
ran, and Mr.. Bundy'S majority
over Mr.. uutchins was ,739 on
the home vote, and 2,046 in the
army, total majority of 3,7SS..
This was y change in two years.
Of 5,527, In 1866, John T.
Wilson and O. f. Moore were
the candidates, Mr.. Wilson's
majority was 2,S3S. His ma
jority in Gallia county was L.
106, Jackson 2il, Lawrence
03T Ninton ., Scioto Sol, Ad-
ans 1T. So he beat Moore in
every county in the district.-
But last iall the Democrats
carried every county in the
district exeept JaGkaonsiapd
Fhere our State ticket,only had
about forty majority, Governor
Hayes only having 81, t..d ,r
NOW The question Is can we
elect MI WILSON, jackson
county Will DO her part, and
from present indications his
majority will be no less than
1t was two years ago. Mr.. vii.
son has always been very pop
Aiar III our county, lie ran
twice for the state Senate, and
once for Congress, since 1863,
ana every tme JACKSON couli'
uor, vii !, to :, a. ouau
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03


IF.some ofour mothers could
hear the profanity and obsceni-
ty in which their boys indulge,
as they congregate on the
street corners, they would
probably. put forth a stronger
effort to keep their children at
home. Those certainly would
do so who have any desire to
see their boys grow up to be
useful and moral citizens.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

"A New YORK correspondent
Of the Cincinnati Times gives a
hopeful view Of the political
situation. He represents the
raying sof-the Democratic lead
crs in that city as frantic over
the outspoken ,harangues ofthc
rebels in the South Speaking
Of their political prospects fur
ther, he says: Tie leaders of
the party here, such as Bel-
mont, Barlow, Peter B. 5wee-
ney, Hoffman and others are
in secret bitterly opposed to
the platform, They do not all
favor reputation, and are con-
sequently lukewarm in the
cause. With all the external
harmony there is deep though
unseen schismin the ranks; and
| feel confident this city will
give a smaller vote, even with
the vote-early-and-oiten practi-
ces of Seymow's friends, for
the Democracy than it has ever
given before. H.a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

NALLAYmMlAyI is. the uomi-
nee Of the Belmonters Of the
Third District for iCougress.-
lie is stumping the county
with a twenty dolla+D green
back in one hand and a twenty
dollar gold piece in the other,
telling tho people the gold is
money, but the groenback is
not.3 .a...ll .H W
The rumor that Jea. Davis is.
to defer his trip to Europe to
assist VAL in (hocanvasB is be!i
lieved to be without fOunda. (
lion. f9y otI-r1aI .iTu
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03
ADVERTISING TERMS,
lhe Result 81 SeBeiHo
VfctOf'Y, '9t

Since the time whenH The
Democratic Convention was
held at New York, golds has
gone up rapidly and constantly.
What is the reason of it? Be
cause even the idea of a posi-
bility that party might come
into power in America, which
in its platform recommends the
Of the national credit
ors, has damaged the credit of
the United States. If Simply
this idea has such an effect,
what wouldhe the consequence
if a serious apprehension of a
Of the Democrats would
be entertained! .o7
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

FROM all parts of the county
we have the most favorable re.
ports. Keep the ball rolling.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03
Frank Blair on General GRANT
An Inter esting General

q AhAa - A<AAAA VIZ NltAlNA tAl ~ ftllA
An Inter esting General
Big Talk. n
Hon. Frank P. Blair, artel
his speech in this city, in the
presence Of a number of gen
tlemen, and in reply to a re.
mark that "Grant was a fool,
said:
"Sir, you are misakcn.-
Grant is 10 fool | know him
well. l knew him before lie
went into tie army, and when
he used to haul wood into the
city Of st. Louis. | met him
often in-the service. | know
the man, lie is, by c. the
greatest man Of the age. Sher.
man, Sheridan and Thomas are
good men, but Grant is worth
more than all Of them,
"Oiiyer Cromwell and Ma.
polcon Bonaparto were both
prelt men Inf sir 7 foil vOn
, '"' Gr2n' IS a greater man
'''"'i 'Uto'i'" oll any pHo''"paE'e -
put 'ose'heF' lie IS no loiNepT, }.
o"' oh"oI .ne d-desI thinkers lG
III 'he world
"He IS ambitious rl but he
uoh snow W II; ana l tel you
toot nat Il ne IS elected resident, 9ntt,,
nc VIII Il set up a monarchy ana
eSHooilSn sIl It Iiilnsell emperor
u yen you, mat the people
are mistaken when the. sup
pose Grant to be a fool. They
h'ye good reasons to fear his
greatness ,......
~ eS, but don't you thlnIki
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

-T--|| ||-.IT NOON
THE Elmira Gazette, the only
Democratic daily in Chemung
county, New York, has comel
out for Grant andlOolfaXs deGI
claring that Horallol Seymour,
cannot and shouldnot bee eleGtg
ed President, aof, the United
States. The Gazette viii do
good serW5e. The Elmira Adj
vertiser sagsoit is undenstnod
that no attempt will be mad5y
to establish anothen Democrat
ic paperjn that city.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

TIE German veterans of New
York City have organized a
Campaign Club, under the
name of the "German Ncter
an Republican Grant and Col.
Fax Club
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

HoN. SAM. MekBEdeelinesto
be a candidate for iOongressoiii
the Ninth Congressional bis
trict Of Kentucky. .'OC lo' slHO !.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

WIEL the country have Grant
and peace, or Seymour land
Blair and pieces. .usl5s" ono
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03
Tit! Kdillux' make no;harf

'Tur IldilIux make no. iharr
way jobs. y Tennessee paper
says when tltey GO out to Visit
a house for the purpose; ,,9i Of
killing, they bring spades and
picks along to bury the corpse.
SCHOOL BOOKS, paper and copy
books, pens and bencils9era-
sers, note papeE envelopes,
miscellaneous BOOKS tuning
forks, etc. For sale at Sissons
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WILL any preparation restore
the hair to its original color
and not injure it? Yes! Halls
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Re-
newer. Sold by q. w. Sisson.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

OUTDOOR preachingis coming
in vogue in aulIparts,.pf the
world. 1aA .ml& .l9Gij odi
nrc "A .rsiiiiR eol Ask
w fai
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03


I'm Y. Evening Post asks:
where was Horatip Seymour
when the battle ofNGettysburg
was beihg gloughtE In this city
dcnouhcing, the @GeyeEnment
for its waste If men andnoneyi
And when thexIctogy was won,
and the w@ virtually decided,
what sai6Seynibdr ia-yindica-
ton OF the National honor?
N5t iftpWordo.hod nCf oyaH
e vol n!EL.o-llM g9gT9
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

"BLAIR,". said a cautious but
incorrigible Bcmoctat the otRl
er day, @is good as far as he
goes, but lie goes too far?
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

WHO vetoed the soldiers
voting billi The State of New
York? Horatlo Seymorr, tho
Belmontocratit candidate for
the Presidency. Soldier, make
..,l. ......, ..'...... yfaJ~t.
q note Of it.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-09-03

fH s.f'- .s.f fsl-lsl f- p
PWSIcINS can buy their
medicines eheaperrat 'Sisson's
than any other market in the
State. r.lpriur vi bJjy3i5