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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10

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vote itth"N would >"l" With tl,c Wrtt poo.
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ln"r l'' n,.tr,,> am .niml To ll>r him
n,i W"rhr,i h"riii,llv. \ cotton irll ct
some !"Iy nrr">, was informed. Nis hu, Il
lh"'tN OF ~ Nllc,l land. Whitli i neatly
rarcn lol in'l i> num>u- ~ su,h 4 field
wrll opUll hc. ,pNcr,cl wi,l,thi- plant,,
a. .fcai ''ngih. anl wa, @rnlird ~ hud
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advice Nrl t-l al'ar@iyr> tp his .o,l When
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rapilal anil Labor: but iuvr zoe, mrll,r
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10

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education "i al the rlll''rrl' white ami col
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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10

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whipping and ih;,,ing III, nryior, bcyord
measure; HAT lIr utterly dcr>tcd Il negro:
ilat h" haI @ou cNcn 50 ir ;l> - >p iuhac.
90 Juice into lr"ro'' u"ul WHO haI
claimed from lis light couple Sion To hc Il
! Whr man. andtlAi his H,snria,cS were mcn
F.; "i no rclniiati" and low charactrr Til"
candid representation ol IL" uau wl,o ap-
! prarc'' rom II y DC >'Nrh y i'"or aroN'"y FOR
i senator. nld, Gultr al iinpi1~ SION upon
me. had beer hni = short tin' in The city.
l"l Columbia b"orc this same Scn>"r paid
ms Respects to me and invited ne To his
house TN company wlll the Governor and
Tue otlrr senator elect. | ri>i,r,l hm.
i"uhd MN u inal ''inlnrll'rnl'N the opposite
! "' 'hc representation made gentleman "t
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25
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MI0HATL DAUGHERTY ESTATE.

MIUHAEL UAUGHEhTf hSIAIh'
NGSSdoa SaSa !: .a%s.ss hsIsSy sssn iAi r'.sss e
Michael Daugherty, deceased, has hled his &C.
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1868, II1,'| = JOSEPH KALER,
iupe II az Probate Judge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25

The financial editor of the
Democratic Enquirer forget |
ting that he has pledged him
self and party to Brick Pome,,
roy's t&eory of "repudiation or
revolution" insists that S17,
100000 now in the tAited
States Treasury should be nked.
to buy up fiysitmenty bonds,
We are no better pleased with
the way Mr.. McCalloch has
managed his o department Of
the government than our neigh,
Dor appears to be, and especial
ly do We believe it is bad poll
cy loikeeptoo large a surplus
unemployed IN the Treasury,
but at The same time we think
he is quite as reidble-we
hope Our readers will not.take
this as IA compliment toithe
Secretary Of the Treasury as
HE H : ID . ff - L
the financial editor Of the En-
qgireE We can easily seewhSl
Mr.. Mc0ulloeh, working upon
his plans and ideas, desites to
keep on hand a'lafge supply OF
gold, but ye,can not, for the
life of us, see why the editor
ofthe IEnquirer, who advootes
out and out 9repddiation,
with his, plans ppdideas,GwNii
to squander, s17, 900 400 in Ruy-
ingfyettwenty bonds4rworthr
less paper ofoa dishones estdebtors
We say we can't make Msthe,
DRY and his, advice harmonize.
In our opinion tie policy Of a.
repudiator should be TO pocket.
that Sl7,O00, 1000. 1--WE are not.
we'll posted as a repudiatonist,
never having tried it practical,
ly, and hope neyerrlto become
posted, but to an outsider it
appears supremely 4 ridiculous
to advocate, repudiation and a
prompt, payment Of The ppppp-; b;
ordebt, with the same press,
at one and the same time. We,
know otkat the Eastern Demo
Gratis are hard money men,
while the Western Democracy
prefer the shin,plasters, We
knowithat The War Democrats
sustained, Tile government in
The late struggle, while the
Copperheads gave aid aid and com,
fort to the rebellion; we knpwli
that the Democracy1ro of the
South favor negro suffrage,
while those in the Nprtlhl. oGp!
pose it, We admit That Is, an
honest mahiitlooks impossible.
.orharmonize all these factions
Of the Democracy; butoif the
financial ;lI editorof the Enquirer
vii harmonize- his aefret0FeiI
padiatelN National, debit hs1
lesire to- pay itY&e willuaco|
knowledge that the Democracy
are a harmonious party = ,t'.'' '''I
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25

The Newark Advocate says
the the wool market opens dull,
Eastern purchasers ipss;rrpct:ng srp
agents not to pay moFs than ian
forty cents per poundfor good
WOOL The editor Of the Ohio
Farmer, having y ing spsnt, ,s T.. 4, |, week
at headquarters dof, The wool
trade, Gsays he has the best Of
reason for believing tbatprices
will, be better for wool and
wollen goods in October than
they will be in July,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25
AnnerkH ,Iants.

e. srAAANAat Oos1s
LRARSINa that we have anum-
bsr of the sjapts heirs" living
inh our town, and presumipg
theyare Interested in anything
relating to the family history,
We clip the following:
! Blud, / argew, blud!
The abuv outbust ffomShak:
speere is,mersly stuck there tn
draw attepshpn ni the tolIerin
notisH. plUudlu cddd1dJ1 \
NoTIss.
There will be a .gatherin ov
the Airs ov Annerky Jants in
the Consistry Of the Poor
House next Toosday afternoon
and evening, at one O'Clock
|, 1t is trusted that each particu-'
lar heir will stand on end on
this occasion, asrbizness of hi
importance will be did, and se4
we're meshurs takin to rest the
old gals properly froa Trinity
Church. By ORDER OF THE KoM.
HeYing tended to bizness, |.
viii now proceed to give ? a
short sketch ov Annerky, and
also tu prove Iniseif bi true
statements that lam q fIteful'
Air Mrs A. J. ,r,,,. !. 49,,
Mrs. Jants was ov Dutch, de-.
centeges 1t liz uateral tn SER
pose that her forefathers and
! her foremothers we're also ov
Dutch extract, and until we
have prufes tu the contrary,
will believe they were. An.
nerky !wuz ov a'saSin' disposi'.
ton, and made money swiftly.
she wuz something ovanarte
ist, and doorin the latter part,
ov her life she her last breth
/ so material that the effort killed
| her Her friends kindly nailed
her IN . pine box, and the old
sexton exercised his ,erth-worfnl 4,
spade, Her friends immejetly
commenced to quarl about the
property, and hey been 2 quarl.
ing ever since. .'' ''.s' ''''i ',n1 ,....i =,
lam IAN undisputed Air this,
being my pedigree; ,.o. !. ',...-'s ,i, =,
Johannes Bogardus begot
Honsejoseph Hobogus, and
Honseioseph aH8bogus begot
.YakoclpJ Van 'Gluftenglufter.
EYakob an Gluftenglufter turn.
ed round and 7begot ,Jacobus
Van Guyslingskizzen, and he
married Katrina Van Holsten'
tein and he'd nineteen sons, all,
daughters but eighteen, hoo all
married into the SlizSenskizeen
TRIBE. One. ov the daughters
Eof- this tribe married Baron
Kringtesyinner hoo afterwards
changed his name bi a knack
Gov' the Legislator to kiingle. 4
descended straight from him.
5aq0.7 dI7H 7.-- ID, KRNGIE, I.
We think Kringle has estab-
|lishedF his pedigree beyond
question, and beng of q gen.
erous disposition, and not one
Eofssthe hei we e. offer him himg :, our
share Of the property..a-,e-2 .--.,.- - -,.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25
Ynk Chicago Post sayscn sN6,

better compliment has been
paid to the superior or54J character, az sea
of the Republican party than
the fact that ther Democracy
are debating with such kearnsst=
ness and heat the proposition
to go to that party for a eandii
date for the Presidency. They
haven't a man in their own
ranks whose record Or whose
talents give him the slightest
chance of success before the
people. Hence their chase into
the Republican fold forla man
who shall be acceptableoto the
masses, and with whom they
may have some slight change zee
of making a successful con-
testn moTI .s1a1v 10 y1ofsil
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25

D. L. WAY, junior editor Of
the Clinton Republican hycaafn ex-
claims in his local column, on
the arrival ofia.9 1.a pound
chuck of humanity, -22
"This is the WAY l long have sought.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25
MIR. wilson and the Enquirer.

Mr.. wilson and the ENQUIRER.
No better Indication Of the
popularity of Capt Wilson as
u candidate for Represents
tive could be furnished than
the Blind wrath %itK which the
Enquirer assailed us ustllast last y}eek
merely because awebn made a
passing notice of fohrcanddate.
The gentleman forgotihis good
breeding, and used language
unbecoming aimember of tie
press, but weiwi / let that pass
for just what it is worth, hoping
some day he may see the the error error,
ohhis manner and reform. 1rr
Fills objection to Capt. will
son are two-fold. First, he was
not the choice cf the Reppbli
cans of the district seeoudpbe
is q banker and bondholder.+--l
We don't know what peculiar
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'e,:., ,: ~, ,Yr pGnn,,I SI ,I;oor II;2a misc
'Is so,n:S, 'I;,.,;sp t lhnt ,wn ..tnow In, W
~ ',-,SI,oIt sl wn,s., ,.,,z,' ~, i,,.,
l''S' =. 0"p'' " 1,rat -,'T' w., h,gs ,,nta-
'o0 !, ~ ~ i, :, :, l,nA;, ! :; !,
u o0 Wv en- '"Ny ~ -. :
i'"''Vn "a' - S'1..';,,;.,,,,,ti ~
unai'.i'o' D.'''I4' In Hl w - .aa;aa ,
'0i' - 1, Qoi,o &c !
'.o 49, .n0d n ~,
'iio Inv U'Aet -. W Ivy
ho'"''"''" a,;,. ID
lhat ne owns pank StocA we
have'2no deupsh TNer ~
bankingis o. legitimate DaSl-
ness in this country, ana f I'VE
can't see that it is any .oCbJec
tion, unless he uses ms po'Slttlolnl ~
to Obtain special privileges ior
banks, when Is not the caSe'--
on tne contrary "heh III 'i'e
otate senate ne heipeul secure
the law taxing Natlonal Oahk
STOCK. In HtmS' MS cohuuc' liS
IN II marked contrast W MI gir ',li
dletSoHns' NSH VINO IS RESISTING IL, ',ie
col'ec'ion !, Vi tiiiS '"A' in"' l'0
Is 'oHui0NoeI We " ~
oouot Is true ~ 10 ou' i'"'"
III thaI q man VINO wouio iiSN
ms ss'i il'e OIL 'he SV"ptii'S u s
eo'eFnniei' SnouiN " - =
n's nioneS 'o ai' 80 IN, "
'ninA iili'.', oui 'ah'ii"o W." ',e-
Ins u. 70 .la 10y o.. '.i iio 'i" 'U- 80,
MO i"'ini,S, 'S, ',i' s0o'' -.
'i'"' ?s. ~ N'' ,ouN'l'L .a ~
pouf Vi heeu' pu' oo,AS r"
any hiliericah M Siio''i'' ii
haruinoou - - oiiei ,' ,NaI, t'i0I, '"''' 80
Us reason, why ne onOu'u '.O'
DC 'ruS'eu' nu' '"o ''o,'' Miioio ~
ticie le.li,f Is an ''iplN ehueaFor' . W "ii"y
the WORKING classes class "saii.sV
Capt wilson, by creaatihe ca .hee
impression that ne VIII tafe
anaue means 10 ia'ol I, JUN Ir1.,'
holders lei by legislatioh' gNI MI v y! y
son has not been ,sI! silent on tins TINS
question during his term OF of
a. sTDL
flee, and we have heard it ofre-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25

We think Kringle has estab-
lishedF his pedigree beyond
question, and and beng q, a gen.
erous' disposition, and not one
ofssthe hei :Hee. offer !.lf ,ll!a hing !. our srl
share Of the -property..e..e.-.1 - y. !
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-06-25
Our First ygork-ofgnnise.

on oSf eide and o6abilitissl
of success in November says:
,sAgainst these advantages
we have some odds to meet.D|
We have to fight and admins
tration headed by SPfesident
whom the Conservative wing
Of the Republican party nomi :,
mated is a BAIT ID catch Demo-
cratic votes, ard who has dear
ly and deseryedly punished
that hypocracy and folly; and
whom the ssme class Of Con-
sefvatise Repubiicsns timidls
retained in office when the
duty devOlved- upon them ol
turning him out. No pO-
litical otfenses are punished
mora1eS&elAt tha6ScO6 6rdce,
as the venerable, \ Wig party,
disa atb lear / a FkS RepabhesRi
.paBsIellAy RfspsBesthsTsf@sf
to meet the whole corruption
power we 'f Of Andrew, johnson aud.
his 41,OOo Office: koidersin con-
soHdated1 ard 6rgahizsd5 PlhiakSi Plhia A.
anx,, backed BY The. Whisky.
Ring inoladingnncs only the.
'distillers,; dealers, and retailers
but the corrupt ssesasIetsryn nlhr
spectors, and Gol5sssSts, sOFged
with hgReifl$U.OO0,0 900 per an
49, - ~" 1917 ~; n e. ~ sny,L Z a. ~ 10
VOv'Oop, w. s.;, I q, 3ss;,'
ans w p1i Sss.sSlt4 ga ,sss.ss sl.s,s
dor loTs lot ,tsSl eoa.iHas1 ~ :. ~.
from Panisshilnsus salshlp aut t's 80
70 rogas'Hs ,eas 's31s9s ss'SsaPas - q"
peoPS - Hssg w .is stsg =
s'r9ngsss" = . s, l,, ]: J,
syis5s1nt, ~ = ~
tnoughT n .pe s,ie .s ,assasl,%p ;aiIn ~. Y
40 no1ithli 's5la g a.iM NY .,'5s 9.ssss ssa
enough 10 ,fenaffslIns Ife0stf s1ii' ,tsss's
doaD.s; S1a,a 1aesD Insse 'iissS,isa nss aass
ien'yo' :. A'onsy n.., aS ,.ho ,s', 80 ~.
tneeslisE t. nststsvs ,s.s' sfssii shs;.l io;yi
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Macarthur is ah Incorporated
town. -
Therefore, Macarthur has a
council 1901 -,
This council has the-weifare'
of the. dearest interest afJMc-
Arthur in view, :, ,,,,,,, .,,,,, nav
1t passes ordinances to keep
horses of the Court Hopss
pavement, to keep COWS from
eating the grass on M Market aFFket
street, and to keep the pigs out
Of Shin Bone Alley;
The council meets,at Marks
Office. Joa '# .aa faiilo- hiiH
1t is the embodiment meGInl''t fI Of the be
talent, learning, .9-wihlaelo'
quenee, and virtueii Of sMcAE
thur and vicinity. y.,alsga gIler IT.!
The town.council consitsrof
seven members, which number
includes the Mayor, WIG hears
and the Clerk, ,iwhoi records
what is said. bob" uod' obEd bnA
There is a great deal Said,
especially when thietall MEM
ber arises, Quite a l number m'bbeer
of speeches have been deliver
ed since the creation, on varir
GUS topics and in august as;
? 5 3,seImblies.' Some Of them mas
,terpieces of reason, wit and el'
-oquence, but none sarpassihg
the tall member's efforts iE
point Of length!r9 "Io 'adi sa'Ij b'
O, no, there is,not much It0;
.bacco Whitfield when the. mer'
chant submits his. views! :, His
descriptive powers are eIlspleh-
did Listening to him you AL
most eeths'pavemsnts extend
ing Iironl . aBroSn's o Hili@ TO
,'W+olf'sl Sheep Pen, MIN ilftA bptthear l,a
articles TO numerous To men
ton. ",a.g2o9 edl 10 a1Gsl OIL
The ggoold n t3, h,ted,Fastteh6alnt: as q l |:
don't arise ' very often, bplt' bplt'
when he does somebody gets
up, when he get through he
sits down agar! mHsii don't
care fe.ai anything about ,tihse,dSlllar III
an evening He is not dthat
kind of q man.9i With ninety
pounds more fleshrhevw
have considerable weight in
the council eTol9d eYgrg odl
Among them,e lbutupet Jof
in the solitary sublimity
of his intellectual beauty, ats
the silent Re,cf!haanrf{c: n He ogs%Hs:,,
yotes for oFiagafiHnst gafiHn eBsfX
measurel thato arises andohis
vote counts, casrlmachHs
othef thsMbefigasd bnl dinoY
Eod ,meafblsagi Of tts thg g S6uhsii j 4.
has a more ,touchin 6 regard tSSrt
thera.i interests Off McAIthurF
thann the "schoolmasten9G The
dollar an evening never enter.
ed his mind wbilsS running fot
the office. Sensible, ,rofo Jthiee Jthiee
wants of the odorPeration, he
has spent both time and noni
ey in providing for hIis family
The following partial ,eesti.
mate, Of lighting the streets Of
McArthurwas submitted to the
council at its last meeting'l br
Salaries Of members ~. N2SB0,0 90
Of Clerk anll MayOHs..i9. 6,ee
Toto, a.,,,, ood..t u ~ nfGns cas- .sllR DO Fsi56,00
Total Hf cost sH q gas YhTi II S-HV,OC
Lamps.G .M.ga. aEi. .sd .a!.-rTrr--
Pipes and fixtures, .,r. 4J....T.-7755 m
The total estimate viii be
found next meeting.l lii ainel
70 $50 ssla9d oft CITzESn1,
IN ai-----.:s.az---4i+44 .i.ia
Pie ChicagoiP Post 'sayscf sNO
better compliment has been
paid to the superior oar5yclh character az Sed
of the Republican party than