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Shirt Makers Wanted.

GOOD Shirt makers are wanted to sew on Fine
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holes must be presented. Apply Immediareiy
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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-07

HORTICULTURAL ExHBITIoN.-The semi
annual exhibition of the Portland Horticul.
tural Society took place yesterday afternoon
and evening in the Reception room, City Hall
The display was beautiful though not so ex
tensive as in former years.
Hon. J. B. Brown-P. Dufie gardener
presented the largest display consisting OF
plants and cut flowers, which were beautiful
and magnificent
Capt. j. B. Coyle-Pierce Powers gardener
furnished a very fine display of plants, many
of which are very brilliant
Messrs. Dirwanger Brothers made fine
display among which were some "Resurrec-
ton" plants from Mexico, which were great
curiosity. The plant in dry state appears to
be quite dead; but when immersed in water
for twelve hours, the whole plant expands to
a large size and the leaves turn from brown
to beautiful green color.
They also exhibited three new specimens of
geraniums, bearing splendid flowers.
Mrs. j. N. Read of Woodfords Corner ex-
hibited magnificent la Rene rosebush bear
ing the largest roses We ever saw. Also two
species pelargoniums.
Mrs. Emily b. Stevens, Stevens Plains, ex-
hibited boquet of wild flowers.
Miss Mabel and Master Frank Elwell sent
in a beautiful boquet composed of Mayflowers.
Hepaticas, Bloodroot and Dogtooth Violet.
The attendance was not so large as such a
beautiful exhibition should have attracted.
The unfavorable appearance of the weather
doubtless kept many ladies away, though
quite large number were present.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-07
ID r.. MO RS r.

ID r.. RISE
has removed to
HIS NEW CE.
No 73 Free Street.
May 1. d&w2msn
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-07
state News.

Az the state prison in Thomaston, there are
az Work IN the carriage shop, 25; paint shop,
10, p,ac aad1. "a; shoemaking, 80; wash
ersI 81 c9of is o; IN solitary confinement, g.
negroes, 3; women,1 One hundred and fifty2
riding carriages of various descriptions are be-,
ing built the present year, more than one
third of which are entirely completed. When
completed they will be worth about s17 600 GOO.
Commitments for three months ending March
31st. 1868. II: 1861, q; 1866, 81.
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1868-05-07
SPOKEN

April "a, lat So 90 Ion 70, sch Mary Smith, from
Philadelphia tor CienIuegos.
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SPECEAE. NOTICES.
f15l;I;IN;TxIiilIl;2
erry's "Comedone and PimpIe Remedy.

For Moths. New size, SOC. THEoD. S. HARRIS
BOSTON, All druggists sell it. may 6-eod1wsN
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

The contested election cases will b
tried during :he next week. 1t will
then be decided whether the JUDGES
of elections are TO fast nom break
fast till supper on election days.
Dem. Eng.
Oh, no, neighboi; II is to be
decided whether judges Of cleo.
lions are 10 hold elections in
accordance with the plain pro-
visions OF the law, or whether
they can stop the election
whenever they get tired or
hungry, carry the poll books
and ballot box a mile or two
from the polls, and resume the
election when they get ready;
whether a voter has the privil-
ege OF depositing his ballot at
any time that the law says the
polls shall be open, or whether
he must wait till The judges
get through with their after.
noon nap; in short, whether.
elections are TO be 'hel'lin ac-
cordance with the law Of the
State, or the whim Of the
judges.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03


TIE Enquirer says it is in.
formed that at the State elec.
tion held two years since
-aaumber OF ballots were taken
from therbaliotbox in a certain
.fownship'in this county, and
the name of Richard Craig
erased in order to elect Judge
Kaler Now we venture the
assertion that the Enquirer's
Informant lies. If he does not,
let him commence proceedings
against the parties at once; for
i'm case they have an exist.
encs--our people will hold
them as doubly.dyed villains
guilty not only OF tampering
with the ballot box, but Of de.
stroying part of the records OF
our Probate Court.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03


The editor OF the Democrat
ic Enquirersays he was an eye
witness to the buying, selling,
and driving of Democratic vo'
tiers at the late elections. This
being the case, will the "eye
witness" inform us how much
in greenbacks, a full pledged
Simon pure, dyed in the wool
Democrat will Lrng when
thrown upon the market We
have no desire to purchase,
and even doubt the evidence
Of our neighbor's eyes, but as
he has said they have a market
price, we would like to figure
up the cash value Of the Dem
ocratic majority of fiity.6ve in
this county, just for curiosity,
you know.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

Tue Democratic Epqrirer
has disc yered "a good thing
rhe Supreme Court of u s
souri, has decided that Nation !
Bank Stock is taxable, anu
thereapon he tells how Demo.
Gratis have been "vehemently
denounced" for defending this
proposition. Unfortunately for
our neighbor's martyrdom and
his reputation as a discover
he Republican Legislature OF
this State was several years
ahead of him, National Bank
stock being taxed in this State
he same as other property.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
= Road Notice,

NVut E,l- hereby given that II petiitlon will
~ be presented to The Commissioners of vIr.
IN con NY at their next session. TO be held on
he hr-t MoDdsy or lrcenIber, A. II. Abs,
r,ying for The alteration Of the State Read
.a,ling non, MeAithur, vinton County, TO
a-hlleoihe ~ Ross county. Ohio, sald sl,efa.
ION to he m follows, VS.; Commencing at .
unilit IN the valid State Road vhere the line lie.
ietep tbeLisnds 81, Y. r. Bot hweli and ,bsrres
ken, crosses sa'd d. roada thence cunning In =
ssorthwefeas dlrrcjtpn slon the ceupts road
ln0Ts asfhe Trippt ttoad IN NbeTe esi, o q y
rlad crosses theline between thf 1 indsof k.P.
li;tinas II nanit e,seoree Brown: thence In .
iA'rthwbstsrly direction. on the south sicesof
shp house n1w,oceupied by iaenb Buun .,on NE
nest r,,ute tn fntfnect the said state Road usxr
4 pair Of bars N George Hrow n'slan 1 N d hars
teing on The north ssaa of said ot b n ,ad, sod
tofthsast Of George Brown,s rtstdsnee, and
fhtrp 10 end. And the said petitisn will slso
pra; for the vacation OF so iiineh ~ aid old
,ta'e Rpad A. aes be weephhr5nitisl poirt aud
be terpinus .ol said Alteration.
.310fZ 6lIi5T5W iffH O. J9HEs,s
Nosbst bt.ag sAttoruer for Pciit,eprY'.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

THE Weekly Enquiring Mil
waukean has the impudence tc
accuse the Democrats OF Elk
township of being bought, and
driven to the polls at the late
election. The editor of that
supposed organ of the Democ'
racy says he was an eye wit
ness ofwhat he relates Dem.
ocrats of Elk We appeal TO you.
Is this statement trues Are
you made of such base stuff
that You are bought, sold, and
driven of 10y the highest bid.
der2 '.l OF. ..F
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
Common .P:naSl,u,,rt.

JaLez Beliord VS.. Thoma:
Dearlh. Sale confirmed.
David Crow vs.. Melzar Nye
Jr, ct al. Judgment against
defendants for$266.67.
VIM. Ripley vs. John Beagel
Judgment by default for 1894,
46.
Joel q. SHETLAND vs.. VIM
Hurrold. Judgment by default
Tor 23SS
Sarah NJ. Trairor IS. Andrew
md John RatliE. Judgment
Tor SlOs.
&. N. McClumber vs.. Mary
McClumber Divorce granted.
Gause-adultery.
Delilah Ross VS.. John Ross.
Divorce granted. Cause-wil.
iul absence.
Violetta j. Barnes VS., John
Barnes. Divorce granted.
Cause-willul absence.
Wm., Joseph and James
O'Brien vs.. VIM. Blair and j ohm
Beigel. Judgment by default
against Beigel for Sl73.22.
Henry RI Rtbertson IS. John
Putsell, Archbishop of Cincin
haiti. Settled at defendants
costs.
Andrew NJ. Gill IS. J. S. Nc.
Dowell, George Sisson, and
Joel q. Swetland. Judgment
by default for S1s5.4O. Sisson
and Swetland certified as sure.
ties. . ....n
OliGe A. Button vs.. Stephen
McMorrow. Judgment for
plaintiff for S35.
James W. Delay vs.. S. ".
Dodge and Joseph Doddridge.
Sale confirmed.
Joseph Foster vs. Isaiah II.
Judgment for de.
tendant for S2.25. .s..
Samuel Bone vs, j, siah Bone
It al. Case was reheard on
notion to Henry Tetera, pur.
,iaser OF real estate, and Sheriff
,rdered to pay said TeterS
,l6.76. on account OF tax lien.
VIM. Rennell vs. Henry Her
old. Dismissed at plaintiffs
:ost. a-f
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
Democrats VS.. Rebels.

WHY don't the Enquirer call
things by their rght name? II
says Congress has "disfranchiS-
ed 100000 Democrats in all
the Southern States" The
number is greatly overstated,
but why didn'' it say they had
"diblranchised 100000 Rebels.
Congress did disirancl.ise Reb.
els, but We cha lenge the En-.
quirer to produce the proof
that they d.siranchised Demo.
crate, uh'le 8, indeed, il holds
that oil Rebels are Democrats
in v ahich case We ack iowledg
the point without argument,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
Take Particular Notice,
Notice to Teachers.

THE BoARffofsrho6i fsaminea for Vim,
i ton county will meet ai the Union School
hou .. ia arkTtttfr. IN the lst and ard satnr'
iay 4 March, April. Nay. September, octob-r
md Nesemhrj and the LIST Saturday N Ianu
-ory. Feirussy, Jine July, August, and de-
cemb+r. In each ear. Examinations to com
mence ~ ten O'clock, A. NJ. Satisfactory EVIL
denrs OF good mcrnI rharscterwiRhe required
IN all cases. Aafse o. 50 cents Is Required b,
Law from each apI licani.
N. r. BARNES. Chin, Board o.
.o.,,,. CIV; Ii, IsiH,ocKEY' Clerk scnSol ,,s.l
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
TIE Democratic Enquire

Tue Democratic Enquirer
says It's reported that we gave
SS3ee towards paying the ex
pensesOfthe contested election
cases To be tried before tht
Common Pleas Court nexl
week. As thatiwould, We pre-
.saaac, about pay the entire ex'
penses oi the suit, our neigh
Dor gives US credit for a large
share of hberaliry. Now, We
? didgise all we were asked for,
but the Enquirer's figures are
just $500 over and above that
a1aount.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

Mrs. JONES, OF. Dayton. awoke
her husband a few nights since,
saying she had dreamed that
1he was blind. She fell asleep
assin, and the dream was re-.
peated. Her husband rose,
and upon lighting the gas, dis
covered t hat size was totally
blind, in witch condition she
still remains. u...f. If ~.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

GEN. SHERMAN has made an
Z ,.lnnporrantireport on i,rdfan al
:. ans. He expresses the opin-
ON tha.. the whites have been
~ . blame lc,r many Of the
troubles with tie western
.ribes, and iforcibly recS. .nend'
he transfer Of the manage
nent Of Indian sffairs to the
War Department.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

b REGULAR trains from Colum.
bus to Lancaster on the Q. &
II. Y. r. R. were TO commence
running on or about the fret
of this month.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
From the n. i. tribune.
HUMAN EQUALITY.

The World disrespectfully
asks: ....a.t. #. .Hr
"When. or where. or how, are al
men pQualy-can lhe Tribune inter
nit its shrieks long enough TO give an
even quasi sensible replyI .T
Ansacer.-They are equal in
origin.
"IIaye we not all one Father? Hath
no. one God created usf"-l Malachi,
ii, 10.
God hath made Of ons blood all ma
tons OF men for to dwell upon the face
utthe earth" Isl. Paul. Acts OF the
Apostles, xii. % fr.aat af.
They are alike in natural
rights. l
I'VE hold these truths to be self evil
iicnt. lat Ill men are created equal |;
.hat they ..-e endowed by their.Crea-
tar with rer,,in inalienable rights;
that. among these are lite. liberty and
the pursuit of happ pineSs: nomas !,
Observation-Disclosures OF lhuepenu-
ence, July 4th, l776. I.
We do not know that 'he
World will consider the tesG
mony thus induced even "quasi'
sensible;" but it can hardly de-
ny its relevancy nor challenge
the competency or the credi-
vility OF our witnesses.
Let us preclude possible cav
il by still further specification;
/. All men are equal when
their natural rights are affirmed
and conceded. ,
2. They are thus equal in the
eyes of Eternal Justice, which
should be the basis Of all gov
ernments.
8. They are equal not in
stature, in beauty, in strength,
in wit, in knowledge, in fortune,
in virtue, in efficiency, but in
their rights as men.
A. may be white, learned,
rlch, powerful, wise, pirtuous
and enlin ent while B. is black,
ignorant, weak, simple, vicious,
and insignificant; yet the law
rightlully regards them ''with
equal eye" and will bring A
into court and make him r.
spond to BIS action for goods,
money or labor, alleged to
have been furnished by him to
A. and require The latter to
meet the afd Wit and the tes
timony OF B. by a counter afi.
da>lL anI by counter ieau.
mcny, or submit to a judgment,
which the law will thereupon
enforce, precisely as though j.
were as white, learned, rich,
powerful, p wise, virtuous and
eminent as A. This is Fwhen,
where, and how" all men are
equal. .s3 .u
In the department of politics
or sovereignty, A., because OF
his gifts of nature or fortune
may influence twenty or thirty
votes in favor OF the party he
deems right; while b, lacking
those gifts, may influence nc
vote bat his own. That vote il
as sacrediy his own, and it il
his right if he be a law abb
ling citizen--to cast it in the
direction dictated by hiA,j judg
ment, precisely as though ht
were equal in capacity and il
fortune to A.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

JUDGE PUsH, Of Columbus
vas bound over to appear be
fore the United States Cour'
for the Soathern DKrict o
Ohio, on the charge OF issG,mt
1egus naturaliza lun papers
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
Tobacco AnfiaOle.'

w bp.co. his gres, r,rnedy IA a great ap.
p,iisr. ltpurife- the blood, lpvieorstes he
>ystem, possesses great n"nrishirg nnd
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gest the heartiesl food, m kss sslefp rrfreth.
lug, and estal li.h-s robnst health. smoksrs
Hi,y rsot. per tcs. pot free. 4 trea,,ts on
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

THE Jackson Herald says
IA distressing accident oc.
Cured ABOUT 4 o'clock, A. NJ,
on "Wednesday, at tho Fulton
Furnsce. u TREY had GUST cast,
and upon starting the engine,
The gas reservoirexpFoaed with
la loud report, fatally ;sn5urine
Ezekiel Cavett Of this pfsce.'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

ya,Gov. HAYES has appointed
sGease Slack and O. D. Smith,
both one armed soldiers, specia'
messengers 4.s' e notify the Presi
Dental Elsctors Of their cleo.
ton ,.-Ll ..o- .-.la yal..n
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

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otiets BY reason Of ITS Iarge Capital. u"
Rate- Of prem. nm and rev tables, tha mn,
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The rates Of premium, hsing larg' ly reduce,
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
tNOTICE.

H6tice fs hsreb, gwen that Emily Dsery
has deposited IS 10 fit the redemp ion ef IN.
lot 64sin thetoyn, of Wilkesvills yipton Co.
Qhiois soil N the sfne OF Jsmea EdmiStops
heirs to g. G, Gaze. for taxes. !. y 1855.
-n0yis 2t wM.r. FEtyeF' zudSor.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

If you want good bargains
in lady's gentlemsn'S, or child
ren's furs go to Dan. VIII &
BIOS. ~. ,J nnergf oU'r,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

The editor of the Enquirer
thinks we rather intimated last
week that he had been stealing
some persons brains for the
use of his paper whereupon
he expresses the opinion that
no person will steal lthe,guality
of brains We keep. 1t would
be unkind in US to say that
our neighbor has no brains
whatever, to steal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03
New Advertisements
Notice OF Settlement.

NOTICES hereby gwen that inlnIP'fil and
IN Humphrey Cl,rL, Administrators o. the
estate Of ! eter Mlicr}r., have filed their ~.
connts for Inspection and final settlement, ana
will be tor hearing onFhe isoh day Of Decem-
hr. A. 10 lsls. dec3 5a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

THE Legislature adjourned,
after a three days session, I'LL
January 9Th, 1899.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

The local of the Chillicothe
Advertiser says: ,....,
"Some very exquisite writer
in the Gazette thinks our short
coat unbecoming. 1t will be
long enough, before another
will be coming ...
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

TIE Pomeroy Banner doesn'I
appear to care much whether
subscribers pay up or not, a'
appears by the following:
Awe hope our tpbscriber'
viii settle without delay. Mol
that We need the money oh
mol Our ink is given US, We
steal our paper and we win
our printer's and DEVILS wages
every Saturday night at the
,ittle game ,of .draw.' So it
costs -us.nofh!ng 10 carry pn
business. NeueTtheless, how.
.erer, Notwithstanding, but,
Mhoseas, in the case OF emer.
Eency, or as "a a'matier Of &C.
commodation, and to esse their
eonsciences, we will take wha,
they owe, if they send it in i'm.
mediately. Now don't be in
TO big a hurry; We can do with
out money until The Fourth OF
July, 1870 and froze to death.
II you want US to give you the
paper for nothing, We are
amply able 10 do it."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-03

Do you want to sell your
farm9 Advertise. Don't ride
your best horse to death and
spend your time running over
the country .hunting a pur-
chaser, but come straight to
the Record Office and tell every
man in the county, at once
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Attachment!N !Nntica.

Olin Pidcock, PlaiHtf, against VInton Comfy
Oii, Mining and Lumber Company, Defend
ant
Before VIM. Mark. Justice ofthe Peace Of Elk
tow nship, Vinton cOu'iy, Ohio
ON the 10Th day Of November, A. n. 1868
Osaid Justice issued an order OF attachment
~ the abOvP care for the sum OF twenty seven
doli ,rs, and sai,l Gaze viii be for hearing before
said Justice, January 2, a. b. 1873, At IL
o'clock, A. NJ. oisaid day.
novel lsC6. -l.' t JOHN PlICWk,
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TUE stockholders Of the Gin
-cinnati and Baltimore Rallraad
organized at Gin cinnaii, last
week, by-electing the follow.
Ing Directors: John King, Jr.,
and Oliver ODonneli, Of Bal.
timore: Henry &. Lord, Ken
Eer GarfaTd, and JOHN iDonnelI
Smith, Of Cincinnati; Wm. I.
.McCliutick, Of 'Chillcotlle; w.
II. Oldham, OF Marietta. John
King, Jr., President OF the Ma
rietta and Cincinnati Railroad
60, and Vice President OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Co, was elected President. The
Cincinnati Commercial 8 VS.:
. "The chiefo ject of this new
road is to extend the Marietta
and Cincinnati Railroad into
the city, from the present ter
minus OF its main line at lis
junction with the Hamilton
and Dayton Railroad. But ii
proposes to construct q road
bed wide enough for three
tracks. and thus to sfford faeil,
.ilies 70 any other roads that
may desire no Use this route
inie the city. We need scarce
}y infovm our seaders, that it il
proposed to run their line OF
EN- bankment along the east
bank of Millcreek, and thus
reclaim from overflow, and
throw open to improvement
and the spread of the city, the
whole OF the Millcreek bot
tom"