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New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
Gtgal nOiitts.

STATE or NEw.YoKK OFFICE SECRETARY STATE
ALBksr August l. 1863. {
TV'O THE SHERIFF OF THE COUNTY OF
L NEW YORK.-Sm: NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that At the
Monday NOVEMBER ne the foosing officers 'O be
elected, 10 Wit;
A Governor In the place Of Reuben 4. Fen,on.
Lieutenant 10 the place of Stewart L. Woodorl
A Canal Commissioner, the place Of Robert G. Dou.
Inspector Of State Prisons the place OF len A. Binum.
Clerk Of the Court of Appeals the place Of Patrick Hn Jones'
justice Of the Supreme Court for the Frsl Judicial District In the
place Of George g. Barnard
All whose terms Of oe N expire day December
Thee Electors Of President and vcepresdcnt Of the United
Representative the Congress United for
the F-uh Congressional District composed First " ard lin
Gliding Governors hand) Second Third Fourth Fh, sith aud
Eighth Wards of the aud CoiutT Of NrgiOh
Representative The Fo first Congress Of the United States for
the Fnh Congressional District composed ~ the seventh Tenth Thr
euih and Fourteenth Wards Of the City and County Of Nrwiork
In Of
Sixteenth Wards of the Cty aud County Of New.York
Representative m the Forty rs Congress Of the United States for
the Seventh Congressional District the Eleventh
teeuth ards Of the City and County Of Nea.iork
Representative the Fonyhrt Congress Of the United States for
the Eighth Congressional District composed Of the Hghenth Iwen
ueh aud TsentGrst Wards u the City and County ~ Nealork
Representative the Forty 6 Congress Il tue United States for
The Ninth Congressional Of the Twelfth Ward
Guiding Randall aud WARTS Island Nnetenih Ward OucuGBg
BAewes san aud Tsni second Ward Of the City aud County Of
New-YOrk.
COUNTY OFFICERs-Alss to be elected for County;
TWeuy Members Of Assembly;
A CITY Judge % place Of Abraham D. Russell;
Shook
An whose dsv OF
Respectfully yours II. A. NELSON Secretary Of state.
SHERiFTs OFTICE. CRY AsD COUNTY SKwiOtK AuRuN J.
1901 hereby ery the above to be copy Notice this
day TeceiSel by mo from the Secretary of State.
JAMES OBRlEN Sheriff Of the Ci and County u New York
Publishers newspapers hereby not to adyer
tsemen a specially authorized to do chap $50 Laws Of
1900 JAMES OBRlEN, Sheriff
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Hotties Of Emkrupttu.

A SSIGNEEs NOTICE of APPOINTMENT.
~ In the United Of Iowa
10 BAuknpe In the matter Of H. II. CLARK. Bankrupt TO
WHOM IT MAY CONCERN The uudrned hereby gives notice Of
hs appointment ASSIGNEE OF the Estate H. CLARK Of Iowa
Falls in the County Of Ilsd said District aud who Wit
the 9th day Of June D. 1853 Audge Bankrupt upon the petition Of
himself By the District Court Of said DsetDated BooaesborO e
1sth day ofJay, A. d., 1904
AHl2 Law ~ w JAMES Wh GREER.EA)sgl
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I ONG ISLAND RAILRoAD-Leave James

"a n for Geenpor except wooe and wioH
Tree Passenger Train. and all stations
cep Tree 33p ENpss rain for Grenpor stopping AZ
Hcksye. and an stations East Nottapors
Passenger Train aud al stations except Willow Tree
North lsp Passenger Train and all way siai Al passenger ana
trains and from Hampstead Glen Cove
sunday Excursion Train leaves Huptsr Point for Hampstead
Glen Cove North lsp Norhpn aHi all stations Hun
ters Point at 60 p III. Taxes eject June II, 1903.
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WEDNESDAY. AUGUST 10. 1868.
Snttrnal gtbtnut.
ovnon OF coLLrcroR or Is1EnsAL REVENUE,

UHNCE 0F COLLECTOR OF INTBHNAL Nh'nNUn'I
FOURTH DISTRICT, STATE OF NEw.lOhK
omcial1 No 81 CHAmBERssr HEw. YORK, June 20, 1863
NOTICE is hereby given that | have dls- Is.
~ trained upon lot Of two hundred and eighght barrels s
id Spirits "B satisfaction penalty due
the United under section 23 March 1867 nnca
for transportation by Frank Edwards prncps
January 10 1867 And that shall ofer for sale PUBLIC AUCTION
said 283 barrels Of distilled Spirits lin hon the T. s. Bonded
Warehouse Nos IS to IS Whhast the FIRST day Of July
1868 at II o'clock in the forenoon Of hat day.
j. f. BAILEY, Collector
The SALE adjourned August 49, 1863 and
place July /, 1868. j. f. BAILEY, Collector
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21eh Qualifications.
EOUR NEW BOOKS.

THE HERyITS By the Rev Charles Kingsley NJ A. author Of
westward Hol etc. plates ard coored vigne title
amo Extra blue cloth s.; gilt 81 & Being Vol H. ofThe
Sunday Library.
CHAvASSES ADVICE TO A WIFE on TIIB MANAGEMENT
OF HER own HEALTH AND on THB TREATMENT OF SOME
or THE COMPLAINTS INCIDENTAL TO PREGNANCY LABOR,
AND SUCKNG Introductory Chapter especially addressed to
Yong Wife By Pye Henry CLayasse, author Of Advice to
Mother" etc Prom Eighth Edition Revised l6mo
eoth 81 50.
THE MATERNAL MANAGEMENT OF INFANCY. For the Use of
Parents By F. H. Getchen M D. l9mo. Cloth IS
SUMNER IN ICELAND By C. ". Pajkun Translated by NJ
R Barnard B. With map and numerous illustrations svo Cloth
sale by booksellers generally will be sent by mail receipt Of
''" j. B. LIPPINCOTT L Co, Publishers
Nos. 7i5 and ~ Market-st, Philadelphia
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GrtuGsions.

nAILY EXCURSIONS to GLEN COVE and
~ ROSLYN. landing Wbiestone, Bys Dock Great Neck
Point and Glen Wood Gu and aer MONDAY
ARKOwSMrH. Capt Muttee, will leave Peek
sp East River every morning. 9 for the above land
hgs Returning. will leave Rosyn at $50 p
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

gab sthOoIs.

COLUMBIA COLLEGE LAW SCHOOL.-
The Eryprtb Annual Term Of Iusuon will commence at
No u lahyeitepace EcgYors WEbNESDAl oct and will
nue until Nav 49, Graduates admitted 10 the bar without
further examination Catalogues other information NAV be obtained
80 by letter addressed at the same place to
THEODORE w. DWIGHT Warden Of Columbia College Law School
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL. Cambridge
Mass-Two terms beginning Sept 10 1903 ard FEB ~ lB6l
The Resident Professors Theopu Parsons LL D. horT Wash
bun IL D. Nathaniel Holmes :. NJ Geutemeu OF distinction in
profession lecture time 70 time on special topics Application
made for further information either Of the Resident Professors
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Gbantts for Busintss yflru.

Gbanns for 8usintss yltH.
A PARTNER WANTED-In n frst-class
~ PAPER MILL. having ali machinery For particulars ai
dress l. A BEARDSLEY. Frederckshurg, Va
A PHYSICIAN wishes to SELL PRACTICE
~ Of 80 years standing rich section Of the country. Address
DOCTOR, Tribune Ofre n. Y. City.
A DESIRABLE OPPORTUNITY for IN
~ VBSTMENT-$l5OJ to S3OOWin pay very large
Business and safe. Apply Immediately to
EOR SALE-Goodwill, Stock VERY Light, Fix
aud uheIpred lease Of well established HAT STORE, No
~ North SIhst, Philadelphia good bargain Address
j. H. FENTOE
Northwest Sixth aud Chestnutsis,
Philadelphia
DOR SALE-A stanch, powerful side-wheel
STEAMER suitable for towing vOuh take real estate pat
Address J. W. T.. Station ID. York City.
HOTEL for SALE-One of the most desira-
Die and best Hotels Of Philadelphia and ~ the
present doing good paying busines s he sold reasonable
The being desrOu Of going Europe business Ad
dress apply at No. $40 Ncsth Eshth-st, Philadelphia
TFO CAPlTALISTS.-Wa assistance to
deveop undertaking far podtahe than known gold
and which secured 10y strong patents Address WILLIAM
BATTY, Boa No 4O2 Post Office, Brooklyn, n. L.
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Gfatbtrs.

A YALE GRADUATE of experience wishes n
~ position Professor Of Rhetoric or English lefa
ure Composition Good Reading Refers for scholarship and hte
ry ability records and officers Of Yale COLLEGE and Tor 5ae''
which h" has bad charge Of thus de-
parneut Can thoroughly also the and Higher English
II requires prefers the above SALARY must be liberal and
institution frst-c class Address No 29 Tribune Ohce
MALE ASSISTANT TEACHER WANTED,
IVA this day; $500 and board Apply at Institute No ~ Broadway
IR Years prove Amer. School Institute un-
- rva Introducing Teachers to schools and Tor representing
Teachers wanting positions Apply Salaries fn 90 +2h
Several good schools for sale j. " SCHERMERHORN No "a Bondst
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

TRAINS LEAVE EBw.YoRK;
a 5cc I Is su4 80 5SofSssPo S geo 'Ehl no@ m his
For haor Snaiord Fairfield Southport and wsPor 100 lle
IotSer.in 100 sc5 jEr 900 loo. m isls tEI) aOO lA
2tS, 40 lRI J SO 500 (BIl IN,
Por stamford Too 400 hI 400 l9o M l2a Erl AIS 400
For Grrtnsich sni nerneis stations, 100 8OO iloo nj ais
80 ""' '' 0O CONNECTING TRAINS.
o EST Boston Boston via Spin ssa $40 S ~ r. ga S shI o."
For H9Go R fa and SIS S1 . ns f 500 & M 800 rl
For Connecticut River Railroad 900 CIl aSp to Mon
" Fo HalorI ProTdsnce and F.Akn Railroad 800 Cr m ;
For Haven LOudOu stouinSOn RGrOaaA 800
For CAM. Railroad 600 m rlS TO NorhAmOtOn and VIII
FOR HdasatOnic Railroad 500 Z. m, 2oorm
Nor i SaasaIg'a ao S5oaa SS S,% @ S @ 800 m s40um
CO@m0dO0' SepDS O'' A'''"'' W JAMES IL Holr suUt
NEW JERSEY r. R-For PHILADELPHIA,
~ via Ksnsnston, $3.50 P. Via Camden m p m PA ya
W Phla 10 aud u night For Bat an9 AhHg;
On-Sil NJ IL 73O m For South aud s. W." H. -
FOR INK WESr-TO Cincinnati and Chcaso-sD NJ, u m
D. m 80 D. M The through With ous
change Silver Palace seePugeas 90 p m tram run through 70
early a. m trains by other y = lines, P.ny compartuea, also
CONNECTING oae train In advance lines with all morning nom
Chicago. cDald J. W. JACKSON Gen sapL-
DARITAN and DELAWARE BAY RAIL-
~ FOR LONG BRANCH,
TOMS RIVER, MANChksrER BRlCKsBURG, RED BANK. ts
M From Pier No. q foo, Sf oSAIS.r.h .S%..iS
Touching at Pier 9 HoI Passengers OnF, Stt;2S pm
..,. Jesse hoss BraHe aoST ns skTSSS NJ saS
Arriving In New York at $40 a IN aud ST p m.
% JsSs e. ISS "0'''' ." ." sSsOES Co. L......
V'HE SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD of Long
Island nov raHSs hIouys from NewfSa % i;P T, Nv. ~.
,:.aSS.' team ~ W, Island; 10 y, D. II '.ssss
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING MAY % 1861

PASSENGER Station New York TSenyeveah Fourth.
Entrance on Twenty y-seyeuths[
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Illustrated Gnde the principal Suburban places the Lie o,
tie Eastern Division otts RaWs as been prepared ani be OBJ
oice the Company charge By those wishing
personally the region referred with the view Of settlement
H. RIDDLE General SupL
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

miscellaneous
RONE DUST FOR SALE.-Apply TO CHRIS
11 TlAH SCHWARTZ No. $50 Ess Fny.third',t
EOR SALE-Four first quality HAND ELE-
'AfOS u STAIRS 20 STEPS each with heavy black walnut
rail- also GLASS PARTITION OFFICES all Csn be
seen at No - Chambersst Apply at No. ~ Beekman'st
John DWIGHT g. Co.,
No. IL OLDSLIP, NETWORK,
Manufacturers Of
thLFRATCS. SUPER-CARB. SODA, SAIrSODA. kc
AGENTS FOR HOSFORDS CkkAM or TARTAR
SEYENTY DIFFERENT STYLES of CAM
y PAGs BADGES PINS MEDALS &c-samPlrs, 81 50 per
doien Grant and Collar Sleeve Buonsa beautiful Acieo cents
per rs, Campaign khyolss ~ per coi wsnts le'Ht Ma
henal bandHook 81 50; Lives Of Grant Collar with GeneAo
Oft Grant Family & Grant aud CoI soner 10
cents Abs hs above paid receipt pfoe Cns and
Agents supplied With everything the Campaign line iadudng Flags
IoSsss Lsa'1rs Cg; cae % s literal terms send SI y De
afaeturer Of Campaign Goods No. spbgt EswYOf or No. l64
yInsst Citei1nau, Ohio
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These vessels and their be examined at any time on
application COmmandanIs OF the respective NAlus anu
stations - -. 4.
Twenty per eentum Of the purchase must be
on the Of remainder must be paid, and the
vessels removed Navy aud Stations within Two weeks
fomt he day Of sale
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Salts By Sutton.
YALE OF NAVY VESSELS.
CsstIs - ,,, ,,nr.,,o,r =, tt

BrREAr oP COysTKUcrIoS REPAIR, }
WasHISGruN, u. G.. August lO, loo5.D
The Navy Deparpert Public Auction the follow nance
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0ltNNins CarNs. &t.

AT VIM. EVERDELLs' SONS, No. 104 Full
"A tons-t-WEDDlNG CARDS and FINK STATIONERY Hhab
hshed 1851
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12
IRE RAILwAY.-TRAINs LEAVE DEP0T

SUNDAY TRArSA-5:3O n. Way TTan for OsTle l2o m o
Pst-rsoBs m Ngt EPrss for Danki Batao Rochester
Sranca and all West and Southi 8; m Emgaas Sho
Way Train ll:OO p. for Paterson ami Port JervS ~,
Trains through mauc DunkS AMI buiao Wo
coaches direct connection WIN all Southern ane
Western lines.
Night Trans. =, a.,
Tickets cn he obtained at e Company' oGcesho z Bosdsv.
Depot Of CAbrrsst, heSlorA also Long Dock Depot !sI
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SnstruttiOu.

A MENIA SEMINARY, Armenia, n. Y, re-
Principal and Proprietor
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Snstruttiuu.
III CONMERCIAI,

lTHF chiffon HILL SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
hH]Aoe'n ~ D. VI" " 't j. YOUNG. Principal
New-York tribune., 1868-08-12

NUMMEK AKKANEEMENT-FOr WHITE
~ STONE BAYLRS DOCK GREAT MICK, SAEDs POINT
MOTIFS DOCK GLBNCoyB GLENW00D aud ROSLYE On aud
sneI SATURDAY June 18TH he aud elegant seamboa SRA
WANHAkA Capt Post leaves Pier "a H. Peek Shpl Daily fu
days excepted al n ~, Tor the above named psesA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31

insHi-ii4tiAeao ea .1soffoh
MopEsTy in woman is like
color on Ler chcek decidedly
becoming If not put 'ots.seis'isssPal } e. i''isPl
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"a ONCE, when JEFF. Davis was
crossing the Capitol Square in
Richmond, a drunken North
Carolina soldier stopped him
and inquired, gSay mister,
Hbe'ent you Jefferson Davis?9-
"Sii," returned the President,
lathat IS my name,sd thought
aso,@' replied 'tarssheeLssayo look
So; much Ikea Confederate
postage stamp" I,ss's'a, Y, i,e..s s''7,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31
! Hooaand's German Tonic

ia combinalion Of all he ingredients ofhe
Biners, toih PURE Sdntd Cruz Rum Orange, etc.
II u used forthe same diseases as he Bitsrs, IN
cdses sphers tome pliYs alcoholic stimulus Is re-
ouHred. Hoa tbiE6edr IN taiad that these rentS-
aiss are entirely different from any oilers
hdrertised for ne cure Of he diseases named,
lAcse being scientific preparations Of medfcindl
ertrdets tCliile the oilers are mere decOcti0ns Of
,Taim IN some fornk TIE TONIC % decidedly one
Of ne most pleasant and agreeable REMEDIES euer
s6srea 10 the public. lis taste is erquisite. Hh
. pleasure 70 take Il, Dhile tts hfegiviag erhit
sratia0 aRd Medicinal qualities haze odustd ito
h L,,olen ar ule oyedtea Of all tOuics. qufr.:
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31
Pirates on the OHIO;

The Cairo Times says, on Ae
Ohio recently along the Indiana
shore a1craft has been pursuing
its way in which Aitefitable
deeds of literal darkness have
been committed. d The crew,
three men and two women,
have been navigating an old
canal boat, and have besff in
the habit OF decoying men on
board, robbing and then killing
them, giving their bodies to
the fishes. On Modday the
boat was captured by a party
from Evansville, after a desper-
ate resistance, and'mneho stolen
money and goods as well as
hundreds. of bushels Of stolen
wheat were found. The, ,Indi-'
a. apians have the credit9ofl flhaying
squelched a. q real set Of river
pirates. 70 % sasL,l,ea Z
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A Thicl-Headed Husband.

A Thicl-Headed Husband.
A pious old lady who wastoo
unwell to attend her meetings
used to send her thick headed
husband to church to find out
the text the preacher selected
as the foundation of his dis.
course. The poor Ounce was
was rarely fortunate enough to
remember the words Of the text
or even the chapter and verse
where they could be found; but
one Sabbath he rain home in
hot haste, and with a smirk of
satisfaction on his face, in
formed his wife that he could
repeat every word without
missing a syllable.
The words-were:
Gan angel took a live coal
from the altar"
"Well let us have the words
Of the textp remarks thesproud
old lady. aaA
laIknow every word, ".replied
the thick-headed husband,'.,a-I =,
II am very anxious TO hear
it" continued the wife. aa sac-
They, are very nice words
lie observed. i,Y O.. .,,aaa4 rt.
q am glad your memory is
improving, but don't keep me
in suspense, my dear" ,.1.sh
Just getyour BigiBible, and
| will say the words, for know
them BY heart, Why ! said
them a hundred times on my
way home.p sla aor.s .F.S 8. .,cs
"Ahem! An Ingen came
down from New Haven and
took a Eye, colt by the tail and
jsrked himioi1t ofTthehalter!!"
was the final responsgyNA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31
Raislna a Contribnti6n. I

A preacher in a frontier set
tlement had been collecting
money for some church object.
There was still some twenty
dollars wanting, and after vain
efforts to make up the de-
ficiency he plainly intimated,
as he locked ithe. church door
one day after service, that he
intended to have that said
twenty dollars before any o
them left the kOGse?. tAt tie
same time he set the example
by tossing five dollars ourthe
table. Another put down one
dollar, another half a dollar,
another a quarter Of "a dollar,
and so on. The parson read
out every now and then the
state of the funds. "Thaps
seven and a half, my friends"
"That's nine and a quarter" :"
"Ten and sin bits are albihat
are in the hat. friends and
Christian brethren.'' Slowly it
mounted up. Twelve and a
half" fourteen" "Fifteen.'
"Sixleen and three bits,"o and
soon tillitstuck at S19.5O.N y alt
only wants fifty cents, friends,
to make UP the amount Viii
nobody make it. upYD Every
body had subscribed, and not a
cent more, was forthcoming,
Silence reigned, and how long
it might have lasted it is diff
cult to say, had not a half a
dollar been passed through the
open window, and a rough ex-
planatory voice shouted: @Here
is your money, parson. 3Let
.outmy gal; Pm about tired ol
waitin' for hed'' 5 as,s .,.a 8.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31

I : 'EfTNlt - ! f~--~E T-~7-- 1TT--f- . ~ T
Eof life, an uhtimely branch;
and in the coming years, when
the shadows grow from The
hills, and the philosophic frog
sings his cheerful evening
hymns, you, happy in another's
love, can come and drop a tear
and catch a cold upon the last
resting place of ~
JULIUS EPAMINoNDAs MUGGINs,
Truth Stranger than Fiction.
a young man gecenny nylran
away from the galleys at Tou-
louse. He was strong and Wig
orous, and soon made his way
across the country and escaped
pursuit. He arrived the next
morning before a cottage in an
open field and stopped to beg
something to eat and get a ref
uge while he reposed little
But he found the inmates oi
the cottage in the greatest dis.
tress. -Four little children sat
trembling in the corner; their
mother was weeping and tear
ing her hair and the father
walking the floor in agony
The galley slave asked what
was the matter, and the father
replied that they were that
next morning to be turned out
Of doors because they could
not pay the rent ..
sYou see me driven to de-
spair," said the father, "my wife
and little children without food
or shelter,and | without means
|
to provide any for rthem."
i. d will give you means.
have but eccaped from the gal
leys, Whoever secures and
takes back an escaped prisonel
is entitled to areward of fifty
francs. How much does YOU
rent.amount tor r5..
'%tForty francs," answered the
fsther,-z,-1s-r-rs sa.i .se,s, ssl..5al
aWelI," said the other, "put'a
cord around my body Lswil
follow you to the CITY, where
they will recognize me, and
you will get fifty francs fol
biihging me back. ~" 20 9 ~
"No, never!' exclaimed the
astonished hsteneE camy child
should starve a thousand times
before I would do SO base {
thing"
|, The generous young man IN
sisted and at last declared ht
would SO and give himself VI
if the father would not conseni
to take him.
After, a long struggle the lat
ter Yielded, and taking his pre-
server by the arm, led him tc
Che city yand the Mayors office
Everybody was surprised thai
a little man like the father
should be able to capture sucl
a strong young fellow; but the
proof was before them. The
fifty francs were paid, and pris
oner sent back to the galleys
GBdt after he was gone, The
father asked private inter
view with the Mayor, to whom
he told the whole story. The
Mayor was so much affected
that he not only added fifty
francs more otoIthe father
\ purse but wrote Immediately
to the Minister OF Justice, beg
ging the noble young prisoners
release, gJs8Ykvgog
IL, The Minister examined into
the affair, and finding that i
was comparatively a small of
fense which had condemned
the young man to the galleys
and that he hadaEeady served
outorhis time, ordered his re
leage.79 2 u IsTslsO
ZOSQa -ti A. ~. y ~ ~ : r--f-.. = "a
"A ONCE, when jeff. Davis was
crossing the Capitol Square in
Richmond, a drunken NORTH
Carolina soldier stopped hin
and inquired, gSay mister
'be'ent you Jefferson Davisgp-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31

sISii iq 9 sdibtc3 aqol yoa A
RhmSrosS,atR Rswton, ~,
hasa roosteFIthabis nursing a
brood ao6nhinkenssipT Thee den
|waS taken off abHthss oholera,
when thscrdsotaf steppsdipto
fibhesy phus, nstufishsidaish-
ifunaizhe1diseK fgtnediistrnst.
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4
sions, Twill pine away like a
'poisened bed-bag, and fan
away Ike the fourishing vine
of life, an untimely branch;
and in the coming years, when
the shadows grow from the
hills, and the philOsophic frog
sings his cheerful evening
hymns, you, happy in another's
love, can come and drop a tear
and catch a cold upon the last
resting place Of ~
q JULIUS EPAMMoNDAs MUGGINs,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31

lie Loutssl MsRlsEwc1fa
grandson ofo AleKaRdefasaiai
Ftoai and aicaptaii I'd thSSeg-
enth U. S. nttBwasgdlisd
ina recentconfiiet with Indians
on theoPlainsmsq. .luOi
5 5qa1D 1t4i4Ff- III " -.'Epfiviitdo otata.
kteYso p 9aTYGAARIh 9aYEAA hiq1 iqfbLh fb hlSa Saas sS qe'
Efsatsd feFS FStFa ParIiia9Nept Fli9S 9Sat pt,by bMgiil bMil.
||lliSa liam mqa lHHS Il Smith Smith The i ITopSdQn gSRQ
aegS sgeq'tta X5Hlo has fisyaffdbaa ynafdsa a
& iS0ratHIpss aHI 81 tRNy52SsSlR|lHRa "a saasSyPaRsfs'
and takes IS. so'ap4s o!'ap4sais series p o0s sRs
II fIts
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1868-12-31
DEBIIITY.

Weak and Delicate I Children ! i / .r!,
tors or Tonic. In fact, they are
Family Medicines. They can be
Administered with perfect safety
60 a child three months old, the
most delicate, female, or a man OF
ninety. SNs k,rA
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