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would at once exercise the poEer 70 initiate the
currency and turn the tide OF spe ula To- He
knew nothing OF he tel gam whatever until
4 ~ppesred in the New York p - ers on the r
arrival here that day. This effect IN bu'liug re
nHrket Is well remsmbeTe' end the Hecret-ry
Iae charged IN every direction with GYMS the
utPateh a '~emt-onicisi obaFsier. TIE isttfr
would also prahaoiy have e0ntsinea some Of
m~rCsDochs views on the cou Sc pufs"eoh
sse Saloua!B Bank during the late pan G. a l"i
20 be reserved for the aunaaltetOtt'
@ Ang o French Rs i~ay BfsdRe
preliminary Company has been fofmeu' WIZ
se'Pital Of Es000, 70 the purpo OF oehtruet-
ins the mo for The ropose1 brlose { o.
the Stats OF Dover. The shares tsVe oesh
nxe tat 10 francs OF E4rach, an the french
h-lf O. the capital HIS b en- suhse ioed- me
model Is to be daished Ia two menln e
{ Is ~ be a model OF q bridge nom me
Shakspsare CIn, Dover. u Cape b arc Nez'
a 3 oft Gifance from Cabs. ~souHu4NSs
eeross the channel betwa en- tHess iNO
p0iuts show 3 regular and gradual essceht
ffOm Rrh shore, and tn graf 81 depSn OF va
ter Is I57 ieet. The lengsu Of the bTidgss VIII
be 32sS2sys DIS. d vided INTO ten ech e. resuas
or ? ers rising 60 set aboveths sea,
par il tie ga 5 re OF III Pc Of The "a get GAS
These D es -T= L, be oil metallic f'HmeWorS'
aIth foundations 40 teet LONE ~ ~ EEL Nite'
t.peTins TO go ( e. SOU are &C he top- 1 ey are
II b. constructed on land, ard h1aiei cut 70
their destined p~OsiuOn, where they are 70 D.
sunk and fixed.
On the application OF the Spsnian
vinisfer at Washington, the government :
short time sircs, directed the Unite sac
marshall 70 take every measure 70 ieFrst gay
ana arrest any par les eng gid In nj ing out 3
nibussering exped ton against Cuoa. Iney
are inst maksrg thsir reports, from which Il
would appear that The whole thing Is q hoax.
In reply to the telegram TO Gea. Herron, United
states marshal for Louisiana, he says that be
Is unable TO nnd 8 scintilIs Of g idencs OF any
contemE lated movement from that poiat.
The same comes from Mobile, @nd
paints on The Atlantic seaOosrd. Several ~.
afv. euals, whose names have been F"entioned
IS having been connected with such ascneme,
have written to the auth rites here, stating
that such 3 story Is a ianricat on.
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sT

ST. LOUIS, November 20.-Au Omaha
dispatch ssys tba' r d Cloud, the famous
Chief OF ths Sioux Indians, and several
other chiefs heretofore hostile, have
signed 3 treaty OF peace AID promised TO
behave themselves.
A Salt axe dispatch says new and
rich niEes have been discovered Oh
White river, the ore taken out paying
from five 70 seven thousand dollars per
ton. IA oTe-stampiug mill is already in
operation, and large quantities OF ore are
beiug shipped daily to Austin for re-
duct,On.
Tue printers strike at Lesvenworth
continues. A printer, named Campbell,
@ho arrived there Wednesday, 10 work
en- the Bulletin, was assaulted and badly
treated.
Joha King, 2 well-known citizen, has
filed . p-ti'iUo in the Circuit Court set
ting forth some curious faets regarding
the Psscbal House lottery. King Put a
house ia the scheme, ard It was drawn
by the association, but not receiving as
large q share as be thinks himself emit
lied to, he repudiates the whole thing
and ~denOunees II as Illegal.
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By Telegraph.
NEW YOaH.


NEW YORK, November ga prize
dght bet~een Matt G sBkliBg and Bill
Hogan, for f400 a side, took place yester-
day near HarrowsbuTg. The match was
made last September. Tae principals
we're excelieutly trained, and entered
ne przs TiBg IN spieBdid coudiuion.
rTenty-~iE ruu0ds were fought ia one
aoar aud tgeaty minutes. Ccpkli1 vas
declared the simmer The latter was
seconded by Matt Boyle snd Bill Ru er,
and HJgsn By bis brother aud q man
ns-urd Vsacs. Nc Sis~dsn was the
referee. Both men were badly punished
Aa aakbo~h vessel Wa huraea st sea
'ppo-ite the village Of Bfidgshampton,
LpDg Island, on Tuesday night, during
. y. Nothing is known OF those
on board.
atement in Erie has subsidized,
ne stock setting d0~n to 4Ie- RHck
Island l. mentioned ss the rs xt sensR-
ion, aud has advanced to l0S4s
Two brokers had a fight on Change to-
lay, gsowiBg out OF recent TRANSACTIONS
Ia E lie. Taey we're separated after
'amaging each other slightly.
A. a meeting OF the Cuban hilibusters
last night, several recruits earolled them
selves. aud = letter from a late Confede-
rate officer was read Offering TO join the
expedition with 10 600 men. Gen. KIM
aigaa, the alleged leader here, keeps
very reticsnt, but the report Is hat The
expedition leaves very 0 o for Cuba
The Drew party settled their other
Erie contracts yesserdzy De ore the cor
ner br, k, at 81 to IS Their losses
smoBn'eh to over 81 2lO, 600.
A number Ofoitizsus met Last night at
tns Futu A Yea u Hotel Reconsider the TX
pedIencyOfmakipg AD independent nOmI-
nation for Mayor Among these present
Eere Peter Cooper, P. III. Kelly and
'thers. The meeting was strictly pri-
vste, bat is has TRANSFERRED that a ma
j1rity expressed themselves Ia favor of
dominating ". & Curtiss for the POSI-
tIon.
Tne Secretary Of the Treasury Is nego
Tia ing for the purchase OF the whole
Battery, and has slresdy bought enough
# the prlvii &c for q wharf bssin.
The World, sgluding to the proposition,
nnmiastes Aldsndorfer, CT the StcGts
ZeitUHq for Mayor.
rue Tribune and Evsning Post urge the
RsDubtsc ass 10 concur la tue nomination
,fJosn Kelly, by the DEMOCRATIC Union
organic &ti0D, for Mayor.
phe leaders OF the Cuban f~libusteEiBg
scheme still persist IN their enterprise,
snd say IA all the nsn required have
oee obtained and tally equipped, and
they only want transportation. The flag
of the expedition is exhibited, and con-
-ists OF red aud blue bars with a white
ground, IN the corner Of which is 8 lone
star. l. is said hree that 3 large force is
concentrated at Memphis, ready to sail
at a moments nollcs.
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PHzLAD elPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, November 20.-Gen.
Grant arrived ~ 4 pm yesterday, and
is stopping st the BJinent2l. l. Is re-
ported thsJ ne will bs ssiGertsiaed pri-
vstsiy at the Uaion League House this
evening.
Gen. Grant took O walk along Chest
nut street ta-day, visiting Independence
Hall aud Square. he was recognized,
and 3 throng gathered, BAT AFTER some
delay he succeededAin & mixing bis ad-
mirers and returning to ths Continental.
He will paFtske of 3 banquet to be
served by the Loysl Lssgusrs, and De
serenaded by the Boys Ia Blue this
evening.
Gen. Grant psrtonk Of a social enter
tsiamsnt 81 the Uui0n League rooms
this evening, after which ne held q levee
when the membsrs Of the league were
introduced. he wss siso serenaded, but
in consequences Of the rain the intended
Gemoosl ration by the Boys in Blue and
Invincigles did Bat tsk4 place.
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FA0REDA a.

TALLAHAsses, November 20.-Lieut.
Gov. GieasoD ts-dzy cslssu AZ the capitol
10 Procure 3 copy CT the manual Of the
last regular terms # the LEGISLATURE. He
was received by Capt CsTse, Gov. Reeds
General. During the inter-.
visw Mr. Gleason EXPRESSED the kiudest
feelings towards Gov Red, and said he
had 40 personal feeling il the matter Of
Impeachment, aud thai the action he
had taken was forced opon him by the
of the L ~-gislature and the position
he held IL the & iveFament Of the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-21

We learn from the Nashville UEioR
and American, OF Thursday, that the
Judiciary Committee Of the Senate re
ported q bill giving taxpayers until the
frst day of January next to pay their
taxes, and no penalty shail attach fer
nonpsymeat up TO thst time. The bill
passed three readings in the Senate. II
it goes through the House it will be g de-
cided relief to those now grooming under
the weight of taxes.
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GEORGIA.

ATLANTA, November 20-The som
pleie official returns give the total vote
( r President at i59 900. and places Sey.
m0ur's majority at as 28S.
AUGUSTA November 20.-Tbe Rspu6
lean contalna a eomn~ uBicstion p1I port
log TO detail Ku K TX outrsges in War
rem and the aoj lining counties. II says
that the negroes were iatimidated from
voting the r publican ticket, and gives
several tpstances OF killing and ill-treat
lag by the XIX TX.
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There is q bin now before the Leglsis-
tyre, the paternity Of which is attributed
to Judge ]. P. SWAMI, OF the Second
Judicial Circuit, ordering elections to al
slI offices 10 the State, noT occupied by
apDointees, where elections are ordered
by Law. The bill goes to the full extent
OF ordering elections in all cases where
the Executive has filed elective Offices
by appointment, the day fixed being the
first Thursday in May next, though it is
thought 1t viii be amend d, before pass
age ia the House, BY inserting the 18th
OF January.
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ETCHEB,SECEEEASE OK SEAsE.
By 8 dispatch from Nashville We learn
that J. J. FLETCHER has been reelected
Secretary Of State and ]. E RUST,
Treasurer. BY many this il thought to
be G triumph for the Conservative Wig
Of the Republican party and asindieafive
Of rebuff to BRowNBow, IS the killing
of Of the resolutions Of censuTe Of the
Speaker of the Senate the other day.
Anything for 8 change.
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AID RIVERS.

CAIRO. N1vember %. -Dovn-Rubi
con at 10 a.@ Lady Gay, Kinney and
ia Reese at 9 pm. The river fell two
inches.
LOUISVILLE, November 20 The river
is filling, witn ak feet five Inches IN the
canal. The weather is gloomy with Oe-
c~asionaI flusries OF snow.
4 ST. LOUIS, November 20. 1.-The river
il r.sing, Tith nine and 8 half feet "
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, November 20.-A letter from
GaFibaloi IS published, urging Spain to
choose q D c'stoF FOR twO years and then
establish n Republic.
Peter Burma and Martin Constantine
were arrested at Ashton yesterday, on
suspicion of belonging to a Fenian or
gan cation. Valuable papers, understood
20 give details relative to the organiza-
ton, were found on them.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2O.-The
ship Hellsspoat, Capt. SO0ie, from Mel.
bourne, Australia, was wre ked yesler-
day morning, ab,u thirty miles south of
this port. Seven uf the crew were saved.
sBd eleven sre missing. Including the
captain and mate. Tne vessel imme-
total loss.
Heavy shocks of earthquake were felt
ct WillertOn, Cal, November 5sh. The
wall OF the courthouse was badly cracked,
and the waters OF the San Joaquin river
disturbed A slight shock was also ex-
peTienced at Austin, Nevada, November
Tn
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RfOB

RICHMOND, November 20.-Chief JUS
tice Chase vail STRIVE on next Monday
10 preside at the fail term OF the u. s.
Circuit Court. Mr. Davis will, It is IN
desssood, appear by G. unset at present,
unless the g .vernmsnt makes different
requirements.
The 60st of the seasen fell to-day,
continuing for two hours.
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MARKETS..



NEW YORK November c0.-C 7ttsn more ac-
tive and hrini s@ses 5000 ba. IS low miod inss,
23zei upIsnds, s4H92fZe. Sup hae hour, So
90 o: Whisky, weir, 81 o.. oee. COfss
a d Sugar, dl MoIzsses, duIl new CovSd3 ),
s8c. Clrn, 81 o ats
Dry Gocds-TLe market Is without decided
cheaze.
Mon y-The market is easy; c loans, S r7e.
Ster ing nrmer; 9z@9H Go d, s8Zg "a
.se gro s eieaginss We { s72,tQ 100 @gainst STA
0O,eO0 Yesterday. fhe A s.stans FIRE sur r vail
seii si,O0o,g00 weak IA tots Of S50G,y80 0ally.
sew ssrteaHs lEsrkes.
NEW ORLEANS. " vemhsr 20 ton. sitter
and tsnoi & UPWARD; middings, g Sal 5
5Oai re- eips~, 81 4; export ) 70; week's e
ce ps, totai, 8 . Z II PEI. z9,s26; sales. 81, 90 ;
exoor.s, 'oreign 1O,5 o eslastatze, sss Go d, -
STEERING, oAnk As s4uA &C numerical, 4514te4 &c;
New York sight Ac discount. Saz4s ma ;
lair, lsz@lic; ,ulIs fair o pine, I2LGi u.
do ss-ez, d m; rims 05@6 !; che c 0sL Z.
ere stta " Prime alo, loz@I5z i~lr, SO
IA. F1eur, duh; suaTTnu-,S s. % ca 1 e, So 70
@lz 80. Com Jul and lOser; ne~, &c. 0sss.
nrmer, 6Se Bran, unchanged. RAJ, dull aid
10 e, "a 50 POrk, no whole ale demand re-
lailing = 50 40 Bacon, very dull shou dsls,
l5Agl31ci clear RIB sides, lie Gear oes, tSg
1876. Lad, dull; tierc s, l6zc; K Is, I8Le.
WHISKY, Sesiern r~-ct.hed. 81 l0@t Eye.
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Utica.

UTICA, n Y, November 90 This iurv
in the case OF Wm. Henry Carsa~eii. In
d;cted for numbering AobV E z4oeth
Sanders, q little girl only eigat yeas aud
six months old, Ia the town II AunsviIle,
70 A rl last, this afternoon brought in a
verdict Of guilty. The evidsnce shows
that the murderer hrst despoiIed his
little victim, and then brutely cut her
throat.
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DWELLING AND LOT
AT Auction.

an SATURDAY AFTERNOON NEXT, No
" ven bsr 1lst. ct $ o'clO k. Oh tile pr m sss,
we viii sell. 20 Ea- BigAesL b die upon liberal
payments, Mr.. II. b. PACK K, RES DcNCE
AND LO!, si5a4ted Do Re- Rting's Pl<ce, a lew
Steps essb OF iau0erda e nj a az d e resi-
dences o. Mr.. hawI ngr, Rob sou TOpp. E-Q.,
70. r.. Hunt aud II Waue. esq anu in one OF
the best improved, b n hest a 4 aelIghtfut
ocalions in the CT y. The street railway passes
doxn Landlord g ctr eL. The house IS heariy
new, s~uustaDtial y bult, of the very sess ma
teri4l, and is IN perfect or er. ~ has seven
70 ms, ba { klte7en, seTvaats' rooms. I 20 CTS
tern. aud a able and 90 r az9 hou &. All the
rooms a. Z tuppiisd - itb gas aud hor auo cold
water IheIos n 5 a fr OF 20 feet by q depLh
OF AS q au al y, an the roea or ,unds are set
W { sbrubber Ind evergr ems A. T. Property
will be 50 d regaFsl-es ol bhs prise bid.
Lille inaispnbab e.
geo Ii. M~oNSAREATS Co,
uovf9 30 Auc6 OneerS.
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NEW
NOTICE.
jas. Received and fer sale Low

I6A KEGS ard half barrels spieea Pigs Feet
lou 2 hssf b re s Pickles,
20 tie-ee@ new ans and Sugar Cured
Shoulders,
ola IS z4d nair "a rels Krout,
70 ARE : Onf ns,
20 b 7sis spa-e Eibs snd Pigs Tongues,
etc, st
g. :. STkEzLY'5
S44 Froat Street, bet Union aad Say oso.
nox@4IW
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NORTH G R0LIsA.

RALEIGH, N l7enber 2O.-The North
CarolDa Cor gressionSl delegation Is
politically the same as In the lat Con-
gress-slx Republicans and one Dsmo-
ret, the latter from the Sixth D.s.ric..
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OHIO.

COLUMBUS, November 20 The follow
ing is the official vote of Ohio at the No
vsm0er erection Grant, 2s0, 222; s y
mou:, 239 .032; Grants N ,rity, Al, I90.
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rNDIaNAPoLrs.

INDINAPoLIs, November 20.-Grantis
official vote IN this State Is 10, l46 A
Republican gain over the vote in Oeto-
Der Of e1S5.
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ST0REHGUSE & RESIDENCE.
T HIS "A Y,
At IL o'clo,k NJ,

Al i VcsO4h ma
Upon the premises, We win sell TO the highesi
bidder, the va liable sTOREEoUsE AMI
FAMILY Res DENJE, new owned. and iorm.
srly occupied by MIA J.. Margruf, on the
west side OF Second street, and north of Green
law street. The s oreheuss is wen finished
and is a Ice stand for business. with com orta-
BILE residence attached.
T~ERss-Hsu Cash; balance in Il months,
" tn interest, secure40 % Trust Deed.
TITLE PERFECT, and free from any en-
cumbrance.
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NEW A-DvERTIsEm HTs
ESPECIALLY TO our PATRONS

our facilities by the late great decline of all
kinds of Dress Goods and Fancy Articles, and
through our purchases we ara enabled to sell
cur well selected stock Of Foreign and Dom=s.
tic Dry Goods. Fancy Articles. Boots, shoes
and especially Clothing, which we intend 10
close out regardless or cost at such prices as to
excel sIl other houses in this city.
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Denr1a1rx

nR. y N rEEED ID MIST d sretrrzed
II 0 MempEi~, and e 1 ooers lis pTDfes-
slsifsl services T., tue / zens OF the CT and
surrounding c nn1ry r ems n No. gas NJ III
street our doors below Union street, ov rtnii-
man & ViennaasG D -tJre. DovIs I'm
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TO THE PUBLIC.
TERMS OF

SKI APPEA one 2 50
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-02-28

DY THE AUTHORITY IN ME VESTED ny
ID the Constitution and Laws of the State of
Nevada, hereby offer
REWARD OF ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS
For the arrest and delivery of THOMAS RlLLy
to either the Sheriff Of Lyon County, or to the
sheriff OF ormsby County, Nevada, Said Riley IL
charged with the murder Of Timothy q. Smith,
then sheriff Of ormsby County, alleged 10 have
been committed on tho night of Thursday, De.
cember II, 1867. at said Riley's House, In Lyon
County, while said Smith was attempting 20 arres,
him for shooting one Miles o'Grady, the same
night, at Empire City. ormsby County.
DEscRrpTIoNi
Thomas Riley Is an Irishman. about Ave feet ,is
inches high; hair gray, formerly brown, eyes
blue, or gray; ordinary weight about one hun.
dred and thirty.hve pounds; and In speech aud
action is sharp aud quick. when he committed
the murder he was wearing mousiache and i'm.
periai
In testimony whereof I have hercunto SET my
hand, and causcd 10 be affixed the Great
Seal u the State q Nevada. Done at
Carson City, this the 18th day Of December. A, D.
1867. n. a, BLAsDEL.
Governor of Nevada.
Attest;
c. N. NorEwsnr, Secretary 81 State.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-05
Children's Lives saved for
Fifty Gents.

THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN DIE ANNU.
ALLY OF Group. Now, mothers, if you would
spend so cents, and always have bottle of
Dr. Tobias venlton Liniment in the house.
you never need fear loosing little ones when
attacked with this complaint. 1t is now 20
yearsinoe have put up my Linlment, and
never heard Of achild dying with Group when
my Imminent was used; but hundreds of cases
Of cures have,bsen reported to me-. and many
state II il were slo per bottle they would not
be without il. Besides which, 1t il a certain
cure for Cuts, Bnrns, Headache, Toothache,
core Throat, swelllngs, Mumps, Collie, Diar.
rhoea, Dysintery, spasms, Old Sores, and pains
In the Back and Chest. No one who tries it
is ever without it. II s warranted perS
feeiSSsafe to take internally. Full directions
with every bottle Sold by the Druggists.
Depot, SO Courtland street, New York.
Nah .pf-1m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-05
No. 2J Maiden Lane,
NJ. VII ~. "A tQQ1

HttO OTH, DtC. ~, lCVIs
In my Card of Nov. l, 1887, I stated
that, "forthe purpose of moro fully
supplying the wants Of tho public,
IOus dealersdrO palming oHinIe-
rIOr and worthless goods as the
Morton Gold Pens, L shall here"
after sell no goods mt wholesale
except onlytO duly appointed ana
authorized .Agcnts,o etc. To this
plan have since strictly adhered.
In accepting Agents, great care has
been exercised to appoint those who,
by long-continued fair dealing, have
acquired q reputation for honesty,
responsibility, and probity men In
whoseword the public have learned TO
place confldence. These Agents have
agreed to keep full assortment ofmy
pens, and to seil them at my publish cd
trices. Thus the public are supplied
by them with jBst such pens as they
want, either as to writing or price, and
get q full equtTalent for the money
paid.
place to place, or canvass the country,
30 that all who want q Morton Gold
Pen must get it from the Local Agent
or from headquarters.
Mono need apply for the Agency ex-
cept in conformity to the above, the
liberal discount ITO Clubs" being
sufficient inducement to all others.
A. MORTON.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-05

WE received three letters
last Monday, written to us in
November, 1865, while we were
in the army. Where they have
been, and how they finally
reached us in Macarthur, is more
than we can tell. One Of them
contained a photograph of a
comrade who belonged to the
91st Ohio Infantry, and who
was starved in Andersonville
prison pen until he came home
a mere living skeleton; anoth-
er was a receipt for Monthly
Returns; and the last, shades
of the past was from an old
sweetheart, who has since mar
ried "another feller.'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-05
Probnte Court.

David Dixon's will admitted
to Probate.
Smith Grubb's will admitted
to Probate. Benoni Hixon APP
pointed guardian of his heirs.
j. r. Gregory, guardian OF
G. W. Hawk, heirs, made final
settlement.
James Hawk appointed
guardian ofG. w. Hawks heirs.
Shadrick Timmons, guardian,
filed accounts for Anal settle
ment.
jesse Brown, guardian of
Mary NJ. Dixon, filed accounts
for final settlement.
Marriage Licenses were is
sued to the following persons:
John Lowrey to Lucy Shir-
key.
William A. Arbaugh to Ma
ry Risley.
Samuel Camp to- Elizabeth
Lockard.
Benjaman F. Coulter to Car
rie Ullom.
Jonathan Brine jr. to Molly
D. Haynes.
Marion Frazee to Charity
Swyer.
Christian Belts to Elizabeth
Ankrom.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-05

VIZ invite the attention Of
our read ers to the advertise.
ment of J. r. WHlTTEMoRE, in
another column. DICKENS com.
plete works forA so; Waverly
Novels for Sc; forty-two vol
umes for $40. There is no ex-
cuse for reading "yellow-back-
ed literature" when the works
of standard authors are offered
at such low figures. We con.
slider these books the cheapest
ever offered to the public, while
they are as neat, topographic
ally, as it is possible to make
them. MI WnTrTEMORE always
keeps on hand a large supply
Of books of all kinds, is first to
receive new works from the
publishers, and sells at the
lowest prices.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-05
TO COnSIimntiNns.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send ('rec
Of 'hNrgc) to MI who desire it, the prcscrip.
ton the directions for making and using
The simple remedy by which he WAS cured of
"A lung affection and that dread disease Con.
sumption. His only Object is to benefit the
sifiIcled, and he hopes every sufferers Eill try
ihi" prescription, MS it will cost them nothing,
nd may prove a blessing. p ease address
REV. EDWARDH. WILSON,
No. lsS South seconl ST., williamsburg, N. Y
LnaT9ly
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-03-05

We would call the attention OF merchants
dealing in Boots, Shoes, Hats and Leather,
TO- tho large and we'll ass orted stock Of X.
Lleyd& sons, 10. 3 Buckeye Block, Front
Street, Portsmouth, OHIO, who are exclusive.
ly Wholesale Dealers, and have the greatest
e facilities possible OF buying, and offer to the
trade stock of goods Ot exceedingly low pri.
ces. BE sure to give tn EN- q call.
Sep. 10, ls67-yl.