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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-01-23
Editorial Convention.

We had the pleasure of meet
ing a number of the editors of
Southern Ohio, Northeastern
Kentucky and West Virginia,
assembled at Portsmouth, on
the 18th inst, to celebrate in a
becoming manner the allniver-
sary of the birth of BEN AMIN
FRANKLIN. The quantity of ice
ahoat in the Ohio River pre-
vented the attendance of many
who had signifed their inten-
ton of being present.
A permanent organization,
to be known as the Ohio Val
ley Editorial Union, the official
proceedings of which we will
publish next week, was formed.
In the evening the Union as:
sembled at the rooms Of SMITHS
Commercial College to partake
Of a splendid supper prepared
by the fraternity Of Portsmouth.
This was the first time we ever
had the pleasure of meeting
majority of those present, al
though we had been acquainted
with them for some ii m e,
through the columns of their
respectivf-qssF0ssn. We feel
that our time was well spent;
that aside from pleasure of the
festivities and the personal ac-
uuaintance of so many OF our
brethren of the quill, we have
learned much from the expe-
rience of our elders, as so gen.
erously recited by them. We
carried away with us the most
lively feeling for all present,
and although we were with
them but a day, we feel as warm
ly towards them as if we had
known them a life time, and
nothing that we can possibly
control shall prevent our at
tendance at all future meetings
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
T JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S
n HORSE AUCTION MART,
liz East Thirteenth street, near Fourth avenue.
THIS DAY (FRIDAY), JUNE 10, AT IL O'CLOCK.

ES R sRTE DkX AYlEF TErsbAT RSS FSpxY
Gentlemen having private establishments which they wish
Of well as those - wishing snyans
call Our dealings almost exclusively with merchants and
straight principles honorable
pie % s9p
regse, kept of &S e. pyas # s
SsSs e. %s,iss Ss.s f Ts1s stool. ,s
superior style kind N all ar and under
o. Il %
Splendid bay Saddle Mare, Is hands, years. elegant
aspd.c%s extension top Phss.Sn in dne order, nearly
top three ssa, ,fons Wagon, fine orde built
Carriage Team black Horse and Mare 5 hands, years.
true in al kind under saddle free from vice. good
stallion Re ss N 5
ported BY Mr. Taylor Of Virginia Dsey has served
superior under saddle never ro
sors Pony Mare ~ hands a;d LIN IL Al harness
light trotting Wagons, built by Brewster and Wood
ss in
them Year,, ana only sells them icr wan. q
superior style can
inside minutes, warranted sound kind and
f.
Star 15h hands years kind In all harness and
under sadd free from vice. superior syle she and her
mae 'iIss
ell harness; good traveller; handsome style.
Six seat Rockaway, in fine order, and Park Phaeton
Dark Brown Horse l6 hands years; kind and true In
Bay Hembletonian Colt raised in Orange county lSh
hands high DID, kind In all harness and under saddle
free from and stylish has osted In 30 and war
ranted sound.
der best city maker.
Brown Mare l5 hands, years. kind in all harness and
saddle vice been used family horse warrant
ed sound. -
years been used . family horse for two yesu.
Several other Horses top top Wagons single and
double Harness, &C. Description time OF sale,
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

by ROBERT soMERvfLLE, AUCT1ONEER AND REAL
Post olce ~
ROBERT soMERvILLE viii sell BY public auction, on
Saturday, June ~ ~ o'clock, two handsome shetland
Ponies, about III hands high black other bay and
years old warranted sound extremely knd and gentle
under saddle In harness.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

py HENRY d. MINER, AucTroNEER-sALEsRooM
No. Cortland. street, -four doors wss' Of Broadway
OFT PXiSTiSos. EEGRAvISdS, cHRonos, 40, 40.
INNER RARkER viii sell Al suc'ons on Friday,
June H. al II O'Clock, at salssroo. No. eCortland
srees choice collection Of on Paintings, CAronos, Epuav
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
FRIDAY, JUNE 10, ls6s.-TRIPLE SHEET
HORSES, CARRIAGES, so.

MOOD HORSE, TRUCK AND HARNEsS-NEARLY
VI price ALL 8Y75 Horse suitable for country,
16 hands S5 Buggy and Harness. &4S at 26 Gansevoort
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
A JOHN Ia vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER.
n. Auction Mart, "a Duane street.

"
regular sale OF superior rong, road and family Stock en-
bracng all qualifications stye speed &C, AL
Of which win be warranted as represented:
In part the beautiful highly bred and fast trotng mare
Lady Lewis raised In Livingston county by Mr. Lewis and
sired by Champion, out OF American STAR o high years
old, sound and kind and beat 2:35.
sSTrel thoroughbred Stallion, l6 high years oh raised @
stylish and hne, very gene warranted sound and
Team bay Horses l5 high years. sired by Major
Winfield out Of Menbrno Mare cost x25o0 raised In
Orange county very stylish and reliable fast and true to all
harness; warranted sound and kind. :,
Dark brown Horse 10 high years good and true to all
harness. gentle without fault trick perfect family
pet warranted sound and knd also Wagon and Harness.
Dappe gray Horse, superior and splendid amman
6 high year sod very gentle stylish traveller easy driver
trot in mnutes fne family horse and good roadster
and be relied upon in warranted sound and
kind
Pedlers Wagon doors sides and back of body covered
top on front seat, In fne order.
Six seat Rockaway In good order.
Dark chestnut bay Horse, lbH hieh years. powerfully
built good and true In all harness. d.. .
We shall with the above several fine and
superior Horses which be surpassed AS road or
family hores as also fine line Of Wagons both new and
second hand by our best makers also Harness, &c.
Sale l3 NJ. prompt Stock to be at ii o'clock in
front of This list comprises but small proportion OF
O O b
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

DY ROBERT sOMERvILLE, ACCT1ONEER,
ID 80 Nassau street, opposite the Post once.
At auction large and valuable collection on choice on
Paintings, on Friday and Saturday, June lb and 9oib
eminent ara-J n tuvsfhodis Frsiricbs. srsness coz
lngwood Smith Of London, Schroeder, Msyerhem Meose
and many others Of equal emiuence The collection 10
and likely TO suit all astes such sporting pieces
historical and religious SUBJECTS the whole forming gallery
O'Clock.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

A MAX BAYERsDORFER 4 CO., AUCTIoNEERs,
"A. ONCE 81 Bible House. Auction sale Of handsome
Household Furniture, this day, at lO11 O'Clock.
The entire contents Of the four story house Prince street.
haircloh rep coverings; elegant Pier Mirrors with Con-
sos; OIL Paintings and EnrayIngs, lace and damask Cur
Velvet and Ingram Carpets eesany carved Chamber Suits
reaus other Tables Chairs Feather Bedding,
HAIR Mattresses, Blankets, Quilts, Olcoths Stair Car
pets Stoves Refgeratos Glass and Silver Ware Crockery,
&c Also the years Lease Of the House Post
tvey lots and reserve Dealers buyers speculators do
faut
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

ny HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
ID HENRY H. LEEDyA MINER win sell by auction
saturday, 30 l0 O'clock At their salesroom, % Lib
sy street. Household Furniture. consisting OF general
sormen removed for convenience Of SALE including Paror
Dining Room Library and Chamber Furniture Brussels and
Carpets Paor Suits In brocae and haircloSh
Centre Tables black walnut and mahogany Bedseads Blu.
reas washsands Mattresses Pillows, Bolsters Desks
Window Shades Stair carpets and Rods Ocohs Extension
Tables Dining Room Chsirs Sofas and Lounges 10 hscloh
and rep, Kitchen Furniture, &C.
Also, st 10 o'clock,
OIL Paintings by celebrated artists; seven
octave grand Plano, BY Nunns Clark, New York rose
wood seven octave Piano, made By Soebeler Schmidt
Piano, made By ChckertnE Boatoo
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
NEW PUBLICATIONS.


A NEW voLuME.-voLUME a. NO. l57.
"A Two Large Extension Fashion Sheets
GODEYs LADYs BOOK
JrLYy, 1863.
The illustrations In this number are very hne ana embrace
The Lesson steel plate. The publisher that
he viii giye companon picture 70 'hs IN the NUMBER
Colored fashion plate, containing g six 4 figures ,
Large extension Sheet filed with great variety OF srtees
dresses for ladies' children, other thirty
three Ia all Among them will be found Two handsome robes
''Im juvenile ~ 'p.tai picture III saay Go with Your"
The work department has its usual variety OF useful
articles fashonaby dressed doll with conplsse ouht
and T.. d0
There abundance OF excellent reading in this number
Read "The Quilting Miss Joneses"
INSTRUCTION.
A GERMAN LADY-ABLE TO GIVE FRENcIA ENG.
seSus 81 .a sSf e BEAVER D.nG lessons wants situation Address
A GOOD TEACHER OF CLASSICS AND EN- ENGLISH Li,.s
n wants employment In the city, tutor after four, AFTER
noons Address n. A. X, l52 Madison street.
A YOUNG LADY. COMPETENT TO TEACH rHE
"A English branches and music, desiEss IN remuneration
for her services board In respectable family 10 'hs ey
Address H. L., station D.
EowLERs NEW system OF SECRET Letter WRIT. M
a. %s.:: Hs o. sf
MRS. ROBERT sroEPEL Elm. y..,,
M M%e Mat Matilda "a, Heron! rsrea h,hv .,.c.,.,,
s city she has I her instruction ne: % Of
ss sourns dramatic nsrncion for The opers Privase
esoons ia Dramatic and Poetic Readngs i>6 East Thirty
nfth near Lexington avenue.
vIrANrED-A LADY COMPETENT TO INSTRUCT A
two hours times week. Address, with
iersnees, ). n C., u Great Jones 81.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

VITM. Writers, ACCTIONEER, SELLS THIS DAY,
at O'clock at 44 Canal street, large aud valuable
genice Household Furniture faro suits Pier
and Mante Mirrors Curtains Centre Dining and ca Iaoes
Pianos, black walnut mahogany anu enanelei
Chamber Suits Hair Mattresses, Sheets Boers and P
lows Wardrobes Lounges Easy Rocking and o'ler Chars
Bookcase, Desks, Ociohs d " nc second hand Car
pets, China, Glass silver ware stoves and everything or
housek eepng Also BY order OF j. Brown, City Marshal
lot Of fine Furniture Carpets Show Cases and various other
articles also Doors Sashes, Lumber, Iron, &c, &C.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19


GRANT AND coLYAx CAMPAIGN cLUB-
(I OF THE GERMAN REPUBLICANS OF rHS
COUNTY AND CITY or NEW YORK
RATIFICATION MEETING
GEKMANlA ASSEMBLY ROOMS.
FRIDAY, June ~, NeP.u,
Dr.. ~ rxfsstE S.ss.Is,
Hon. freeman fthia6,
Sigsmund kaufman,
Hon. Charles c spencer.
Geo. Reninger,
Raph. Wei, OF Gernsbsch
Reserved Seats for Ladies .
DR. JACOBS, Preste5t
Lso,oID & w R,sss.l sser.,arlss
DIR. y. stHuETs, President, Executive Committee
J. SOnoENBoF,
Secretary Executive Committee
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
LOAN OFFICES.

wash ADVANCED TO ANY AMOUNT UPON WATCH
I j es. Diamonds, Personal Property and Merchandise.
WIN. BRUCE PUTNAM, Banker and Financial Broker, No.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

nIANONps. WATCHES AND JEwELRY BOUGHT
and sold or advanced Highest price paid for gold
and silver. Business confidential Private paIor oI ladies'.
BRANDON a CO., 1U2 Broadway
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
A JOHNSTON VAN TASSELL'S
Auction Mart liz East Thirteenth street. Four

THIS DAY {fRIDAY), JUNE 10, AT u O'CLOCK,
The celebrated stallion Dyey, from Norfolk, Va, bk
boroush bxeys dam out Of Fly bynght which was
imported by Taylor Virginia. Dxey served
in high condition, sound as gold dollar and is
worthy of keeping as breede h Kind IN al harnss: and
trot fast postpone of the weather.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
ABBOTT, ACcTIoNEER.

Continuation of G6se and attractive Sale of
Property at Clifton, Staten Island consisting OF l52
valuable Building Lots; to be sod the premises this
day, June 49, at O'Clock NJ, with water right mansion
buildings thereon This property Is situated within
minutes walk of Vanderbilt or Third landing, and
bounded by New York and the bay OF New York,
and 1875 from the ~ T. Yacht Club house aud
grounds COMMANDING hne view OF the haroor wal be sold
In parcels Maps catalogues &c 20 be had al the
office of the auconeer, 40 Chatham square, New York
This sale will take place egadless OF weather Terms easy
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

DAWNBROKER'S sALE.-THIS DAY, JAMES AGAR
will SELL at 50 New Bowery at IL O'Clock, 500 lots OF
Mems womens Clothing and other goods BY order OF j.
L. Phillips, is Catharne street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

UCTIoN N0rICE.-FURNITURE AT A BARGAIN
IA for cash and n less than auction prces at ERNEST
ROTH'S furniture manufactory, Bleccker street,
Broadway Magnificent Paror Suite coored with any color
French satin brocae Yl75 t2D &25 and $3.50 covered
with reps haircoh, &76 &s5 $780, $i26 and $3.50 Also
great Paor, Library Bedroom and Dining Room
Furniture, latest syle Mattresses Mirrors &C., cheap All
goods warranted.
A SsIGNEE's sALE.-SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF
"A Dry Goods and Notions, Muslins Innings Cambrcs,
L. WELLS, Assignee, IA Cortlandt street.
A UCTIoN SALE OF ROCkAwAYs, TOP AND
n top Wagons, good business Wagon city made, and
Harness, Saddles, Brides &c, by COLE MUIR
PLY, 3s Fulton street, Brooklyn, Saturday. June ~ at
IL o'clock.
UCTIoN SALE BY GILBERT 4 COL. s. CLARK,
"A AuctoDeer Friday, June 49, at 12 o'clock NJ, at the
Exchange Saesrooms, Ill Broadway, the four story brick
bond and The premises be
to NJ daily For further particulars, previous
sale inquire of GILBERT Co.. 1853 Second avenue,
of Fifty street, Of Mr. FRANK s6 Fulton street,
second hoor.
DY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
ID HENRY II. LEEDS n MINER will sell by auction,
Saturday June TO- M o'clock, In front OF their store, %
ne pair of long tail bay Horses, very sy,sh 1S hands
high, and years old.
very strong and well made Brett, a. good 40
Barouche, IN good order.
set Of double Harness.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

WILL BE SOLD AT OUR AUCTION MART, THIS
"A: day. at No "a Duane street, at 70 NJ beautiful Span
by Major Winfield of MembrnO and raised In
Orange county They purchased by Mr. Abertson of
this city, for hts and cost $20 They
very stylish spirited fine and free drivers and good and
all harness. drive horse and will tro to the
pole minutes faster single; of great endurance fine
gated, of good action and fine a goes the
Park and kind particular and
will be sold without reserve, owner going South.
JOHN L. VANDEWATER,
Auctoneer,
No. "a Duane street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

WHEN Is THE TINE TO BUY LOTS WHEN THEY
w put up public auction to be sold absolutely for
what will bring, without limit reserve such time
will occur Tuesday June 2 at the extensive adjourned
of Linden Terrace Property, Prospect Park by
JOHNSON MILLER, at Ill Broadway. Those who make
seize the opportune time and OCCASION while the hest
tang and afterwards vexed AZ
their neglect Don't fail improve this unusual opportunity
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

CACKETT, BELCHER CO.-THE REMAINING AS
- sets and Book Accounts of said nrm VIII be sold by
LAWRENCE SrRATTON, At public auction, at IL Pine
street, New York. 18th of July 1855 at u NJ including
certain Lands For further Information call
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

OFFICE CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY
" Of California "a william street. New York, June h.
The coupons of the first mortgage bohds OF the Central Pa
cine Railroad Company, due July 1853 will be paid In full
free OF tax presentation and after that
date at the banking house OF Fisk Hatch No. Nassau
street. Schedules OF 25 coupons (for which blanks
will be furnished appicatlon) will be received for
ination from and after the Path inst.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

nIAMoNDs WATCHES AND JEwELRY BoDGHr
~ Money loaned on them by o. u ALLEN, sio Poao
way one door below Canal street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

RY HENRY B; HERfs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SALE
- OF elegant Cabinet Furniture this day at ii O'clock at
Metropolitan salesroom, le9 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

A STORAGE FOR FURNITURE, TRUNKS, BAGGAGE
"A. other pr0perty-Separate rooms all sizes goods
taken up elevators; porers, truckmen, &c on hand
HAEGER, 800 Thirty fourth street. Eighth avenue
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

UCTION NOTICE-R. T. HAZELL, AUCTIONEER.
n This day, Friday, June 19,
Al 1oH O'Clock, at our salesroom, IS Oortlandt street,
Heavy and Shelf Hardware,
In lots 10 suit city and country trade.
Also,
Files $50 dozen superior quality Files fully
Assorted and in fine order
Enameled Ware-S0c Maslin Kettles.
Also,
Attractive sale of
English and American
Table Cutlery,
Plated Ware, Clocks, DC.
Catalogues morning Of sale.
X. T. HAZELL 4 CO.,
Auctioneers, 10 Cortandt street.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
UCT!ON SALE BY J. BARRY, AUCTIONEER.
"A Extensiye sale Of
Magnificent Household Furniture,

A UCTION NOTICE.-MAGNfFICENT HOUSEHOLD
"A Furniture at private SALE less than auction prices
All the Furniture contained n the Ave story brown stone
avenues Drawing Room suh covered with French satin
brocae cost $780, for $500 do $70 rosewood Piano
forte cost $780, for 1915 Eagere Bookcase Bronzes Paint
ings Books Bronle Clocks Chandelier Lace Curtains
Velvet Brussels Carpets Mirrors, rosewood Bureau, Ward
robe Bedsesd Commode, Toilet Table $500 $500
Mattresses Beddng walnut Bureau, Bedsead washstand
Wardrobe Sofa Arm Chair four Chairs for x166 Extension
Table, Buffet Silver Dinner and Tea Service, salver Coffee
Urn, Teapot Bop Bowl Cream Pitcher Sugar Bowl &55
Table Cutlery Linen Glassware Chnaware The furniture
less than I'VE months, for sale half original
The House
The New York herald., 1868-06-19

"A Boys Misses and Chdren's Boots and Shoes selling ~
per cent below Broadway prices at WM ID. BIGELOW
Co IS $50 Bowery, corner oil Bond s. ROBERT IRWIN.
~ - ~ '' VIM ID, BIGELOW.
The New York herald., 1868-06-19
At THE EMPIRE CITY CARRIAGE REPOSITORY,
"A %, "a AND rs WOOSTER STREET..


large and well rejected stock Of Pony BASKET Park and
Doctor Phaetons Cabrolet victorias Dog Carts Rocka
waytop open Depot wagontop and open Road Wagons
top open Gigs Express and Business Wagons.
Also and second hand Coaches Rockaways,
&C. The above stock has been procured from the
city makers and will be warranted
represented refunded and will be sold at small
mandatory prices % cent below Broad
way prices. A call s solicited. WM II. GRAY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-17

The Pittsburgh Post, leading Dem
cratic organ in western Pennsylvania,
in speaking of the reconstruction sys-
tenn iuaugurated by Congress, observes:
when the Democratic party resumes
pc yer in the next Congress and in the
Presidency, it will, OF course, refuse to
permit any Representative to take his
seat by virtue of an election made under
the Unconstitutional legislation of the
Radicals; ii will refuse TO recognize the
negro or carpet bag Governors of States,
but the people OF the Conquered prov
iuces" will be assured that they will be
protected by the governme in the res
Ioration of their State governments as
they existed before the rebellion; when
that is done, and the Senators and Rep
resentatives elected by the white men
come TO Washington they will be re-
cognized by the President and House,
and by the Democratic and COnserva.
tive Senators; the Radical Senators
who don't like this arrangement may
retire in disgust, and get John A Lo-
gan to build new place of meeting
somewhere else"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-07-17
Hon VIC. 1roMn,s ND

LIQUORS 4HLeLCLgeNCeT:
SIRs The governorship may be a
very honorable position, yet we have
known men to resort to very dishonOr-
able means to obtain 1t. Even an
empty nomination with certain defeat
as its concomitant is the goal OF the
morbid ambition of certain broken
down fossils yerging on second infan-
cy. OF late nominations are being put
up to the highest bidder. These bids
nre received in the shape of treasona-
BILE, incendiary, heretical 4th of July
orations, and lacrymose ebullitious
over "lost cause"
And now I proceed 10 consider the
"hid" of the Hon. w. g. Brown. He
is charged with having branded the
Union soldiers as muIderers," and
comes out in card verified by several
gentlemen OF the same kidney stating
that "John Brown was a muir
deref." Granting John Brown was
murderer what are all the hundreds OF
thousands of late rebels? Did they not
commit the same crime for which said
John Brown was hanged? Now let us
propose a few Undergraduates to W. G..
Where is the grave of John Brown?
Who has decorated ii with howers2
How did You drag the name OF this
martyr to human slavery into bun
comb 4th of July Grafton
And why not the christian hand, the
D6I6dF6u Wl1eI7 Or dSSCl6I6G1A DEOh6A@
hearted child, strew flowers on the
grave that true love has bathed in
tears?
Oh!W. G. where is your charity?
Yon have tears for the blood-stained
flag of the rebellious mother State but
none for erring who never so wrong,
has paid the forfeit with his life. The
poet beautifully says:
"ae can't be wrong whose life Is In the 2ht.' -
Were you to pile up the afidavits OF
all the conservative rebels who listened
TO your Barracksville speech, we
should still have to believe that II was
the "Union soldier" and not "John
Brown" who was that speech's "mur-
derer." In either case you have calumni-
ated the dead. You have invaded the
sanctity of the tomb and impugned the
motive of those whom christian charity
would have allowed to rest in peace.
You have bid high, but you would
| have found itquite as profitable to have
gone into the gonrd culture. The
chairman of the rebel gray State Cen
trail Committee will doubtless turnish
you with seeds from Jonah's celebrated
gourd. May 1t not wither when you
retire to its shade as it did for Jonah OF
old, This same conservative rebel par
ty refused to have the Declaration of
Independence read in Philnppis Bar
bour county, the principal objector be-
lug Whu WIN. hSpS SUI NnN OO1J
together in the bog1s Confederacy by
trading in salt for Confederate, scrip,
generally exchanging pound for pound.
He was.a great friend of the 9loSt
cause, and from his complexion one
would judge him in mourning.
A gentleman of the same proclivities
made q Chase move by getting two
women of the colored persuasion into
his carriage and driving to a colored
celebration in Richie county. We
could go on giving the testimony of this
negro supremacY-white mans govern
ment party if necessary d - sIl4
Truly. MARloN.