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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02

wo have Just left ~ most marked and
pleasing. ioo.es ssoI sEEse SCoW i
II any Of your readers hav, attempted to fol-
low me thus far they win. no doubt be glad to
stop and rest. = ] An certain I sh.ll b., Isiil
therefore, close Ills hssty letter and commence
my nsxt from Promontory. Yous Truly, H..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02

tsmplass and visiting brethren from other lodges.
he Sepesien vas one Of unalloyed pleasure to
the brethren. AID win long be pleasantly remsm-
bered By al participants. ans N.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02

NO. 30. For sale. q
me Farm 20 acres well adapted to fruit growing; wen
good a is!s eo Sa isls!asc eo Ger
rs near trees @ cherry trees ss sapevfnes g 100
quantity seeSees ss &C. se ssps Ss
cs s assss 9S e:
railroad stations Good roads: Must be sold. Cheap.
Hone and Lot house has good cellar well c,str
- ~ ~ ~ '''' e'''" r. s"Y Ii. lowe " q co.
NO. 2S. Fur sale Ol. Trade.
GOO fa .1a, OF 50 acres N miles northwest Of Ottawa q
so wen Ds @ s gSSa sSuss wen
' '' ~ '"' '''''' " 'pkIssHHs Il. Lowe co.
two timber; sm, orchard Farm well fenced and wen
Win veil md et'1 nh ss fe; Eve eSSs
Farm Of 100 half mile south Of NIarseies Wen
improved good ,rciard good tw0-stoy house. with
''s 'eF sss ss
No. 81. F'OrTrnde.
We will trade beautiful Dwelling House and Lott located on
fSs @ r s # s Ts sr n @
able for large family For terms Of trade apply e
No. a. For sale. sy4
House, with good cellar well and esen Good and
small shop -Four good lots each 60x6O feet filed with fruit
s s9Ss fEsss'S sfSs $saas condition
L. II. LOWE 4 CO.
No. 33, For SALE
house and three lots Eight rooms I'm house and good eel.
lar well and cstern Lots feet Barn and out.
houses Fruit trees In good bearing condition. ON Superior
street Fine location. Price, 1850 Cheap. For TERMS, ap.
r. H. LOWE & GO.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02
SPRING VALLEY FARM
October I'd.

SPRING VALLEY FARM
l~"" .AH@e
Toner my Farm Of so Acres ~ se. II = situatea IN the
Ss N ei ne sss I P s sn
nom the village Of Utica and canal and ts
Of the Illinois River There arc
400 Acres Under Plow!
And the balance in grass On this Farm situated the ven
SPRING VALLEY HOUSE,
Buls in the most sehsanta, Of As~n stone Is b.
eet three stories high with Fns aslent containing sona
Escsuens Barns, Corn O,I0s and Ous,houses
An good ORDER This farm possesses many svantages
4ss s ssai ns
and Blue Sulphur Springs,
Noted O. .nd xie for their Medicinal prores found by
scod Water s Cnre q ssnItsun ''e'
It's beautiful scenery has long attracted pleasure seekers and
..s rssss s @ s ess s Be % The
thereby saving much time and expense. -.ei.. Eli go
There valuable Coal Nine on the farm: also about 100
acres Of excellent Peat Meadow the Peat ban eghteet
Dep, al con!enlent to the canal 80 : IL.
The above farm be divided into three farms Of good
shape all of which win sell easy For further
the farm, or O. II. RCK1.
No. IA. For sale.
House and Two Lots Lots each eox1eo feet. Fruit trees
@3s s. S0Y ao ss ven and e 3 Spu Sa
No. 25. For Salc.
twostory House, rooms cellar we'll cIstsrn. Four lots
Is over each 66xl5O feet An kinds OF fruit trees grape
vines, &C. Stable for horses. Inquire Of ~ :
r. TT LOWE e. 90 b..
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02

WANTED.-7wo Joumeymen Carpenters Wanted.
Singh men pyseETed Apply at the Booksaere OF Os'
man HnpesAan, Ottawa. III. oet2-1w
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-02
The Best Quality Of Flour,

Winter and Spring wheat Graham Cup Meal and all knds
Of Feed In short everything belonging the milling business
which Win be dsivesedi In any part OF ts city, usual
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
9n >tr Re6>tn3-
Gr3dbluns BON Grieori@ Trieorib>
(Gcrtfbuns.)

u@e*pib meib i9 pa6", entsesnete@az
bin. SD babe mir Die &dumlidfeiRn
]ebr senau aneeleben. @s fiibren bret
EbiiYen in ben2are,l :ets,e ppn ber Straee
aus, eiue BON per 6ausFur unp bic brittle
fubrt in bo6 3immer peS 8u@baltera.
Die erRen beioen Tbiiren itno 70 fei, pae
einGinoxinsen nur@ iie ni6t gut m5Sli@
1T. G6 bleibt al1o nur her @e9 rurd
cas 3iu,mer oes 8uhbalters. Sd
babe gorge oetra9en> pab rer1elbe tit etz
ner Der na9Nen Nd9te ntdt na9 5aule
to1nmt, rann baben ,pir 3eit 9enus."
vDie Ibiir su @einem 3immer fiibrt
auf cie !5ausFur unc piele 1T lebr be-
lebt m;il piele Menlden in Dem 6auie
pobnen", warf Weier Elm. uDaS Sen
ter fubrt aQerpins6 auf ben '6of allein
e8 beFncst f@ Elm farte6 Giien9itter baz
por uno auSerpem miro eS Na@t8 nod
our6 9aben son Snnen seldlonen."
uNu@ bas rpeie i@, n,etne unterluz
dung ret@t inoeb nod tpeiter. Neben
bielem 3immer be7nbet ii9 cine &emilt,
ceren Gbir auf ben !6of 9ebt. Dielt
Gblr 1T lei@t gu Sfnen, oa lie 1,ur burd
Elm @urbdnsei@lpb perl9lo0en 1T, BON
Der &emile aus miro e8 un6 nt9t i1wer
tperper, bic Wano su bur9tre@er, benn
@@mBqer teiBt ia bierin cine aubercrz
eentli&e Gertiateit. SIM ialimmien
GaQe remit ct bic @ano NIT bem &opfe
ein", fl9te ct ld&elno binSu, ,lein @@dz
bel 1T gum @ent9fen bart 9enus ba3u."
ulno wte 9elan9en MIR auf ten5pf 2"
fra9te Meter. ".,... ..... :. 4. = -
vDu 1elbit bat mid oarauf aufmerfz
fam 9en1a6t, oab rer 5of bteie@ 5auled
an jenen5of sretst.3 Die nteoriseMaue,
.piro uns ni9t all,u9robe S9pterisfei:
ten bereiten." .:'' ",' .''o'''> -, >'''''
uDas 1T es aud ni6t rpa6 mid BE:
benfli9 ma9t", fubrMeter fort. nWure,
ft@ ni@t Der @erba9t ter Yolt3ei ;uerf
auf mid lenfen, neil t@ IN cielent 9aul'
,pobne?" 1''..# ,!Hf: 2.5; 's33~ " =. =. =.
v@emib. Du fommit natiirli9 III je;
net @a&t erf ipdt 9e9en Mpr9en . mad
5aule, fiir M:tbiz8emet8 tra9en mi
sorber Sprse." F.'} t%@. a.. 5',sA'0
uMan mirr mid trpbbem pteuei9
Yerboften", warf Meier bepenfli9 Elm. I'll
~Mu@ eas 1T m6slt@, allein man n1uf
Did in tur3er 3eit 1pieper fret la{1en
Qu fubr(t ben Bewei6, bu6 Du pp1t
! Mbenpe an bis eesen Morsen in Der gte:
| tauration beipiper aetpeien bin. Il Saba
piper beidw6rt .oies fdr flint Gbaler mi
benz rubi9iten @ef@te, 56m5Qer elei9.
| falls, aud i'd. Bir bestbtn uns ito,
eesen Nbsnr 3u piper. fpielen gemltblid
lin rer hetnen 9interfube bis jm5lf llb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Wm fpl9enren @benre iaben @uotn
Meicr uno 56m6Qer In einem fleinen
6inter3immer beg &eltaurateurs pipe,
beim &artenipiel. Sie .faienen BEN
Biere bereitS tlidtt9 3useipro@en 3u ba>
ben, tenn tbre @tf6ter tparen aer5tbet
9fur Meier mar filler al8 8ew5bnli@, E,
marf oann une mann etnen prlfenben
Bltd auf @upin. Sfentar bate pieier
leineS&mefter feitoemT 3uppr nt@t8e>
(prc4en unr wubte ppnMeier'S Ginorin=
gen bel ibr ni9ts. " "" o..
Yiper Elm tletner unteribter Mann
NIT tleinen fte@enpen Nugen unp einem
ewt9en 2d@eln i'm @ef6te, tyat ob uni
5u in bas 3tu,mer, uu, piele prei @dft
su beetenen. ST mar felt LANCER 2ei
nit ibnen befannt uno pfbbalb aud. II
tbr @crbaten einsemeibt. t..:s.4 '[4,. s!5 u.
$50 lpertet Sbr pte @adsn la({en
,penn Guer 8orbaben oelinet 2" fraote c,
leile, als er tpieper eintrot uno tie Ore
eine pauie in tbrem Spiele 9ema9t bat,
ten. q e. s*S
u@ir tperoen beute loalet@ tteilen
oann mag tin Seoet far ieinenG Gbeil 5ora,
tragen", entSe9nete Wleier. sa
nNein",, marf @urtn NIT Gnidiepen:
belt Elm. ue4 bin oaeeeen. @ir MS
gen meinetpesen tbeilen, auein Die ga:
d,ct klethen :. Il >e.tsL - Il. -.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22

Gin @ebibt @pbsSpierre's.

Gt1, @ebitbt @obsSpierre's.
Gin fans5Fl9e6 8latt siebt Ypn etz
mem pertbpouen Gunoe Na@rtdt. I'M
ter ren papieren eine6Mboofoten 81 Gouz
louie 1T Elm @ebt@t Don benz rptben
vblutour(ti9en" &epublifuner Robes
pierre aufgefunoen tporoen, >pe|@e6 in
1etner 1anften, lteberpQen @ttn1mung ga,
Ieltlam NIT Dem 19ablonenbaften 8tlbf
contraRir bas 9ep6bnlt6 BON 9tobe6z
pierre 9egeben miro. Da@@eDibt be6e1'
fransSl11eS Original in oer uSnoepenz
pance" oprlie9t, lautet na6 elmer 9etreuen
uebertra9un9:
3pei @o.te siebt's int Meula.nlebent
Gntlprunsen tiefem 5ersensorang>
geieltst laui@en, bic iie bSrtn,
DEM tpunberlamsu 3aubertlaug.
Das cine fife Bort 1T uMutter",
l1nb u9iebe it bas andre Mprt
Daa srfe l9webt pou 2inberlippen>
Son 5er3 III 9er3 bns andre fort.
Die SHUTTER iubelt bel benz erfeu,
@enn fe's Don ibrem 8leinen bSrt
Die Sunsfrau lauibt besliidt benz 3psiten,
@enn firn,il& i9r'a ber Singing i@tuSrt.
8or bieie6 aweiten @prtts Gift
Nin,ut, i@Soes> 2ieb@en Did in M@t:
&al1 bat es n,an4er aus9elprc9en.
Der so1ber ni@t ben @ertb beea&t!
@ei tlue unb rrife, tuer Dir nabet
DaB tr Deiu 9era&en nitt betrust,
User oft ,,i4 liebe Did" Dir 1@wSret,
Denf INNER, taB er DID beliet.
@@1nrssn<rn iino @efiible fernt,
GeiRreider @erbuns traut ni9t
Dein 3er3 fet's, ni&t Dein DR. bas bSrst,
QBtnn einer Dir BON 2iebe ipri&t.
Rarimilia 81 &pbespierr.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
Nm,,,mcr $50.

8enn iie uniere 6pur entredt, miro ft
bel unS aud cine iebr 9rinoli6e .6au6@
1u9un9 sprnebmen, uno i@ be;weiFe, po6
Du elm {p fi@eres @eraed bait, >uel@es
bic polisei ni6t auf3ufnoen Derm6@te y
,@ebt mir bic @a@en", fel piper Elm.
SD babe Elm 10 it9ereS &erfted bob ote
9an;e Berliner Ypli;ei nidtS fnben
iou, uno tpenn lie ;ebnmal >peib, pa6 bic
Sa9en in meinen1 !6aule perbpree,
fno!"
$50 1T ra6 z" fra9te 0uot.t.
uSbr fennt bic Steintreppe, welde in
meinsn Seller fiibrt. SD broude nur
in rer einen Gtufe einen Stein beraus<
sunebmen, Damn fpnmt oobinter Elm
pradtiscr 3aum gum Gprldein> grob 9ez
mug, uln ale Baaren zines @plpmaaz
renbdnplerS in ii6 aubunebmen. &eia
Men19 meiB bopon> r1i9t einmal meine
Grau. SD fam Dor eini9en Sabren IN
Die Sage fir einen Greuno nnebrere Gu
den iider a,fSubemabren ia babe i'd
Rem Stetn beraus9enommen unp cabinter
cine !65blun9 sen,a9t. Die polt3ei
l1Dpfte @erra6t> rab i9 rie Waaren
perl ltedt babe unp bielt piecerbolt cine
orunpli9e 6auslu9un9 bel mir. Der
poli;eiz@ommi0ar ftie9 ielbit mebrere>
Male in ben Seller binab, fein Gub trat
auf rcn @tein-baba! ct bate feineNbs
nuno oarpn, spte nabe ibm bic: @a9en.
! tparen> wel@e ct 1u@te|
~3eie mir bet Or, lera@ @ubtns
uSo fommw
@ucin oerltee NIT piper bo6 3i1nz
'ner: Na@ tpeniscn Minuten febrte ct
Surud.
Der Srt 1T gang yprtrefFi9", ipra@
er. ~Dort wiro wabrbafti9 Niemano
et&pa6 lu@en uno portbin brineen mir bic
@a@en. Das 9anse 6au8 fSnnte ats
bremen, tte tplroen trobcem bort 1&nper=
1ebrt uno unenteedt bleiben."
Meier 19ien troBpem feline re@te QuR
3u baben> ieinen Mntbetl bieiem @crlfede
anSuyertrauen.
"8ift Du 10 setpiB tab mir piper
bic Sa9en anpertrauen f6nnett 2" 1prad
er, ol6 rtr Birtb pa8 ;3immer perlai5tn
butte.
@upin'5 Muee ;udte; @eier bcmerfte
cie6 ineeb nidt
~0loubit Du, i9 &uilrte inn meinen
Mntbeil oertrauen> >penn i'd @erna@t ae<
gen ibn be9te, rpenn t6 ni9t pdbte, baB
i@ tbm SolIfommen pertrauen fam? @r
1T Elm cur9trietener Tu9s> allein eeeen
leinc Greunre 1T CT ebrli6. Gr mirpe
lieter Elm 9onjeS Sabr in unterIu9unasz
9aft ftben, ebe er unS nerrietbe. gEenn
Du ibm inceB nidt trauf, fp forge lelbit
fir Dein Ebeil> id werpe ibm meinen
Nntbe;l iider ilberseten !"
Wleier i6pie9. @as III ibm Ypraina>
permp@te @uoin'S i9arfe8 Mu9e ni@t ~
erfennen.
Yiper trat in oieiem Muoenblide in
bas 3iu,mer unr bra@te @uein einen
Brief. Sofi9 ebra9 pieler penlelben.
ST entbielt nur bic rrent9en 8orte: uGr
bleibt bel mir. Tepoora," fir ibn rei9z
ten fIe inreb aus. Grfreut tbeilte er lei-
nen @efd9rten ben Snbalt NIT, eonn ner<
brannte er ra8 paeier lanoiau,. ...,.s:
uNun febe i'd fein |6inpernie mebr,
pel@eS unS ent9e8en treten f6nnte", ,ipra@
er. ~piper, ,renn mir fort iinp, trdaf
DuSpr9e, cab oie6intertbiir often bletbt
bamtt mir ri9t n6tbi9 baben su tparten
ocer ~ poden> tpenn nit ;urldfebren.
Du ldbt aud ras 2i9t in bielem3 3immer
brennen> mir ppQen, >,i@t8 serfdumen
>pas uns niiBen f5nntc."
@fe blieben nod eintee3ett suiammen
oann ri lteten f1e fi@ 3u rer Nusflbruns
pes @erbre@ens.
(Hprtfekuftd fpIdf)
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1869-04-22
st. Nonl Mainn%iota Gonneriae 22 alprl 1869

S9t0el1eD1er unter1u0te oteNerleBnna
unb fe ,par in cerIbat unteoeutenp, ,um
>peni9iten nt@t 9eflbrli@. Sci pem8in<
gen 1&ten fte fi@ }elbit an bem Me6er
perlebt 3u baben. ....
Trobcem &par Bauer 70 erbittert cab
ct iofort CUR Yuli3ei ellen >pplIte, I'M, pa6
Srrbaten Dteier8 ansuSei9en. Marie
btelt ibn 3urtd. Gie fiir1tete fir ibren
Bruoer oei1en @ei6id ia in BEN 5dnpen
pe6 rpben Menlaen lag. @te tbeilte
oie5 ibrem @eltebten NIT. Nber {ie wor
au@ belurat um 8auer, benn fe bate
Meier'S Drobung 9ebIrt uno ,pubte, bab
er in leinsr 2e{oeni6oft 3u jeper Gbat
fdbis mar
Sci unbelor9t" iu9te fe Baucr ;u
berubissn. ~id fiir6tete i'm nt6t. Gritt
er mir pcer Dir gum 3lpeiten Male entee~
gen, 70 miro er 70 let9ten &oufe6 nt9t
oapon fommen- Sur re9ten Belt fam i'd
beute uno MIDI trieb einc freupi9e Na9z
ri9t 3u Dir. Wetn Gater bat mir oe>
l6rteben. sSn netner !6eimatb bietet iid
fir MIDI cine CUTE @teQun9 unp 9utea
Brot. SD werce iie na!iirli9 annebmcn
Stun >pirIt Du balo fir tmmer mein unr
ent9ebf bier jeoer Na9fellune. Sn ADJ
Toaen meroe i@ mid bier frei MAIDEN
t9 babe meinen MeiRer bsreit6 sefdnpi9t
canu ellie i6 na@ meiner .6etmatb uni
Du 9ebft NIT mir; in oem (6aule n,eine>
@ltern mirt Du cine freunrlide Mufnab:
me fincen. @te fennen Did nod ni6t
alletn i@ babe tbnen 1p piel @ute6 uni
Qiebe6 llber Did 9e1drieben rab f,
DID ber3lt@ miQfommen beiben ,per:
pen."
Dteie freupt9e Na6rt6t perwildtt
i&neu ben dblen Ginorud, melden BIT
Gbat be8 letcenl9af ftli@en Meniden berz
Yor9erufen batte, ite 1erldeu9te bic Mno0
uno rie 8eipr9nib aus Marien6 8rua
uno beipe 2iebenpen 1aben in bem tleiner
3immer neteueinanoer 9liidli6e pldnf
| fir bic 3ufunft ma9enb,
@as fe BON elmer ferneren 3eit faum
;u boffen 9ewa9t batten, tpar ibnen nun
NIT einemMale nabe9eridt unp berouldte
fie faf. Bauer er3dblteMarie BON leiner
5eimatb uno ben bprti9en @erbaltnil1en,
er malte ibr pas fiQe> friepli6e 2eben In
rerielben 70 perlodenp aus rab roS Ser,
ee6 Mdr@ens, mel1es i'm @an3en nod
10 'peni0 fonnt9e uno elddlide Sage
9encfen batte, b1ber uno b1ber @1mpu,
| G8 war lpdt am Mbente, alS Bauer
bic @eliebte enoli9 rsrlib, teioe batten
ni@t bemfrft. wie Die 3eit bin9el9munz
ben 'par. Sbne an Meier 3u cenfen,
trat er auf bic Gtrabe. Sn Dem @datz
ten Der 9eAeniiber 9ele9enen 6duier fab
er einen Wiann fteben oieler rerfolate
oielelbe &idtunA bic Ct ein1dlua. gr
a6tete Nnf fan96 tpent9 rarauf neil feline
@ecanfsn nod BET Der @eliebten weilten,
al6 ct fi9 tnee6 umlab, erblidte er in pem
bellen Sde|ne elmer @o6laterne peutli6
Weier.
90 tpeni9 ct lonft aud Gurdt fannie,
70 erfabte ibn bod Elm unbeimli9e6 Sc
flbl> neil er fcine @affe ni9t einmal ei<
nen@tod bci ii9 true. Gr 19ritt @6nel<
ler uno atbmete leibter auf alS aus ei<
ner Neben9ai1e 3pei @9uBleute traten.
Hal@ elite er vor tbnen Der uno lanete
unsefabrpet in Finer @pbnune an.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24


AN election for Directors and Oficera.
Of the Cincinnati s. Baltimore Railroad
and OF the Marietta Cincinnati Railroad
was held at the Pearl street Depot, in Gin.
cinnetL Oa Wednesday last. The follow.
rag gentlemen were elected Directors for,
the ensuing year Of the Marietta g. Gin
cinnAti Railroad.
John King, Jr., John Hopkins, Thomas
WLiIridge, C, Oliver O'DOnuell and A.
A. Chapman, Of Baltimore, Maryland;
Henry c. lord, Nathaniel Wright, R. NJ.
Bishop Samuel B. Keys and john Donnoll
Smith, of CinOinhati; w. T. McCnnuck,
Of Chilicoths, Ohio ]. N. Camden, of
Park'rsbarg, West Virginia, and wylio
II. Oldham. of Marietta, Ohio,
The entire vote east represented 1876 ssS
shares Of 81 ock
The question Of rRifying the proposed
contract with the Cincinnati Baltimore
Railway Company was At the same time
submitted TO the stockholders. and re-
ceiVsd n un snimous vote in the fimative.
The Board organised BY the following
officers:
John King Jr,, Of Baltimore, President;
John DonEelT Smith, OF Cincinnati, Treas
urer and Registrar; Charles F. Low, OF
Cincinnati, Secretary and Auditor.
The Baltimore & Cincinnati Railroad
stockholders then elected the following
gentlemen as Directors for the ensuing
year:
WIN T. MCClntok. Of Chillicothe---
John King, Jr., and G. Oliver o. DonnelE
Of Baliimors-Hsn G. Lord, Kenner
GarrArd and John Donnell Smith Of Gin
oinnati-wJli ii. Oldham, of Marietta.
The stockholders ratified, by unsIi.
nous vote, the proposed contract With the
Marietta & Cincinnati Railroad Company.
The Board then organised by the cleo.
tion Of III. following otitrrsa
VIM. L McClintick, Of ChillicO4ho, Ohio,
President.
John DonnelI Smith, Of Cincinnati
Secretary andsTTeasurer.
The treasurer vAS authorised 20 re-
ceivs subscriptions to the capissl stock
of the company.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24

The following notice of the member Of
the House Of representatives from Vinton
county, we clip from the Ohio STATE Register,
edited by W. G. GoULD, Esq, at Washing
Ton G, H., F"ystie county, Ohio:
Hon. A. j. SWAIN Here we come down
RaccoOn River on a Hnt.boat, and having
met Eon. A. j. Swain, the talented Rem.
resentaiYe from Vihton county, propose
to give Il birds eye view of him as he ap.
pears in the flodse. He is one of the
youngest men in that body, about thirty
years of age. tall and well built light
complexion, with en- intellectual cast Of.
countenaHce. As legislator he faith
fully and ably represents his constituents
and his amiable Qualities render him one
of the most companiOnabo men in tha
General Assembly. In politics, he is
DemoClSti ic all over
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24
CHERIFTS SALE.

State Of Ohio Vinton County.
William Joseph and James o'Brcin, Ppt'ns,
VS..
John Bcigle, ct al, Defendants
Ylnton county Court 4 Common Pleas. On
Execution.
by virtue of an execution issued from the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Vlnton count y,
Ohio, and 10 me directed as Sheriff Of said
county, | will offer for sale Of public auction,
at the Grocery building Of John Beigle, III the
Town OF IIainden, Vlnton county, ohio on
Tuesday, the I'd day OF March, A.
d. 1869,
nj the hour OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. OF said day, the
following goods and chattels, to-wlt:
one Billiard Table AMI all the appurtenan'
oes thereunto belonging; - -,
All the Liquors. Bottles, Candies, Cigars, 10
baoco, Nuts, and ali the Groceries In tho sale
Grocery building
10 be sold as the property OF said JehII
peiale 10 satisfy an execution In favor Of VII
| liam Joseph and James O'Brein.
Terms Of Bale--Cash IN hand, .
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff Vlnton county, o,
D.B, DANA, Atty for pftfs. E
: February ~, lt0g-2w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24

Gen. Grant says That if he
does not get the right men in
office ON the first appointment
he shall try again and again
until he does succeed. There
he has an advantage over the
people. If he does not turn
out to be the right kind Of q
man for President, and the
chadces are rather that he
will not, the latter have got
ITO endure him for his full
term Of four years. We
wonder if he would not, for
consistency sake, by resigna-
ton in that event, let the
public apply to him the rule
he SO vigorously insists upon.
for his subordinatesl
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24

THE DrPst Hotel, Few steps from the
Marietta 4 Cincinnati railroad depot, at
Chlllicotbe, is the most desirable storp ing
place In that city. al trains stop TWEEN ty
minutes for refreshments. The table is
always supplied with the best the market
hffords-everythisg that 10 wanted can be
had Those wishing 10 stop over night or
during the day will find the best rooms
and the Cleanest tsds, We stopped there
last Thursday night, and We can assure
the people that every Effort is made for
their comfort. When ths train stops, in.
quire for the "Depot Hotel"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24
Merohaats' Protective Union
MERCANTILE REFERENCE REGISTER.

THE MEkcHASTs' Pro7RCTIvE UNION, organized
TO promote and rotect trade by enabling lGs au b.
scrhers to attain facility and safety in the grant
ing Of credits, and the recovery NJ claims at al
points, have to announce that they will, on or
about September list, 1868, publish in one large
Quarto volume:
TIE MrRcuANrs' PRoTEcrtvE USIoN MEaStNTILI
REFERENCE RtGlSTRs, continuing, among other
things, the names, natnre Of business, amount OF
caplial, financial standing, and "ating ms to credit
of over f5n0OO Of the principal mere Lants, tra-
dprs, bankers, manufacturers, and public com.
panes, in more than SNOBa Of the cities, towns,
villages, and settlements, throughout the United
States, their territories. and the British Pi OWN
oeS OF North America; and embracing the most
important Information attanahle and necesSa ry
to enable the merchant to ascertain at gnnce
the capital, cnaracter and depee OF credit oi
such Of his customers az are deemed worthy oil
any grRdRiion Of credit.
The reports and information to be gwen In tho
REGISTER viii he confined TO those deemed wor.
thy Of some line OF credit; md the same will
be has ed, so lar as practicable, upon the written
statclAertS OF the parties themselYes, revised
and corrected by well. known and reliable legal
CORES pondents, whose character viii prove y
guarantee ri the correctness OF the Information
furnished by them. it's believed that the reports
vii prove more tTashiul and complete, ana,
therefore, superior io, and Of much gaeater val
ne, than any previously issued.
BY aid Of the Merchants Protective Union
Mercantile Reference Register, business men
will he enabled 10 ascertain, at glance, the
capital and gradaton NJ credit. "a compared with
Enancia worth, Of nearly every merchant, man
uiacturer, trader, and banker within the above
named territorial limits.
On orabout the first of each month subscribers
will also receive the Monthly Chronicle, contain.
ing, among other thlnQ', II record OF such i'm
pOrtant changes in the name and condition oi
firms, throughout the country, as may orcur
AZ equent 10 the puhCatl or oi each hail yearly
volume Gt the Mercantile Reference Register:
Price Of The Merchants Union McwanHfe
Reference Register. hiIy dollars, (sbO j for which
II will be forwarded to amy address in the United
States, transportation paid
. Holders OF i've $40 shares Of the Capital Stock
in addition to partlcipatingin in the profits, will re-
ctiye one copy Of the Mercantile Reference
Register free Of charge; holders Of ten shares
will be ntitled to TWO copies; and no more than
ten shares ofthe Capital Stock will he allotted td
any one applicant.
All rtmittances, orders, OF COMMUNICATE ~
relst We 20 the book. should be addressed 10 the
NJ Merchsnts' Protective Union, IN the American
Exchange Bank Building, No. 12S Proad"IN
(&ox 2bGG, NrW.YOrk
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24
Where to EuY a Farm.

ANY person wishing s~nice homo could
not do better thar bay So acres Of good
land, situated on each side Of the Stat,
Road lending from McArlhvr to Athens.
J / miles from Vlnton Station on the NJ. l.
e. X. R.--shout 35 scrrs OF which are
under cultivation and Sll under fence.
upon which there IL plenty Of timbsNs q
never falling well Of water, a number OF
never failing springs, q choice young
orchard; also DWELLING house, two veins Of
coal Of the best quality, ~hiCb oan be
easily taken 10 the hest market. In q good
and healthy location, ChSucs tor . good
bargain. For further particulars, euqnire
Of the editor Of his psper, or Of Mrs
DELIonr BoWKE. Zaleski, o.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-24

IT Is said that an exquisite asked
young lady for n pinch of snuff in this
manner; "0h, thou most beautiful and
accomplished, and charming lady, will
your sublime ladyship please to conde-
scend to permit your most obseq quiou's
unmerited, undeserved, iguoble aud most
humble servant, to immerse the submits
of his diglls into the profundity o. your
pulVcrifc depository and extract from
thence minor portion of the Sternutato-
rial contents, to stimulate his olfactoriesp