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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
Gin erfreuIi6eS 3ei6en

,iua,trsteneu beTtru ger1dnOniRss fur
bic 9ctbpenpieteit, mad aht Sabrsn st'
mes gaes abIcrbirenpeu politti6en &am-
pies enrlitt su rem matertellen Snterehsn
hes 9anbes iibsr,ussben anb nsm auf
pirtbI6aftIi6em pie duf ecmmerSteusm
@ebiete pprbancentn Drude @bbIlfr 3u
oep6bren, in rer Offer, W0mit jebt bic
Traaen lter S6ulbsntilsuns. Steuer'
Reourticn, 5reibanpel Oper S6ubJSae,
tastGati6 in Der 9rsEs ptseutirt werten.
Oas bisIs Srasen in rer udGiieu Con-
areb.Sibung ren 5nuptsesenItdno Der
Serat6unsen biIpen unp, rem rrdbcmtnts
reuben NCuopclifsntbum se9euilber, Su
teieen 3sbatien iiibren trerpen, III um 10
wenissr ,u te3weiftIn, ais i'm @runbe BON
pihttgen Sra9en Der cieentliGen 9clitit,
ME 4. .. bic Nueslssenbtit Der @ubaner,
renia Sprlisst, eS lei penn, cab pie Wt6-
tietbuer uub 8ampfbdtne i'm GUusreee-
unb an itnsn il lsipsr tein NanssI-per-
artise Sroseu sswaItfam terauftti6wS'
ren. Gin Spseimsn oieler Art ilt-man
tann es nur init 8ebausrn Iastn-pis
Steaung Der 8esisruns, rihtiser bic rec
aqmG6tigsn 9Cutwsl, su ben @npe pies
Ies Wcnats itattinbenben g8ablen, reIp.
9erfafIunssablti ltimmunssn in WtifRiiippi
unc 5tras. sSenn man gum @rtmptl
becentt, wel6tr eirm In europa eatllsbt,
Ipbalp Die 8e9ieruns, itlbIf nur elm preu,
glider 2anbratb opsr lstn S6rsibrr, pclta
ttf6e Wablsn gu bestniluEen fu6t, 70 tptrb
man UNI 70 penieer in Der freisn Republif
rie pffsut GinmiIhuns btllieen pcqen,
pelhs uniere 8esieruns R6 In rem &C.
nannten @ablen srlaubt, unp rie ipgar
1creit esbt, bae Serr Boutwell, ale Steurr.
beamtsn ableBt bic, Ubslei6 quite 8epub'
litaner, pas Griepenspert Der Union ges
m6eister Idnnsr beirer parttisn unter
ltiben, b. +. nidt fir bas raoifalr ,Sidst"
pirten wUllsn. grGfpsnt 9rani, rsIhtr
su bttlsn DemcnfratiOntn leinsn Namsn
bersslisbsn, Nib bic Grfabruna MAIDEN,
pae bitlslbsn, neil it nur Grbitterun9
berpcrruien, ebsn 70 rpie In Senne6ee unp
8irsinien, ras esrabe @sesntbsil BON bem
bspirten, mas in bisitr g8eiit brjwcdt
werbsn 1cGIts.-SeFsr bsrutbtn mar Strr
Grant In Der snbli& srfclstsn g8abl tt.
mes unterI6abmsilfsrs In Nsw,gort an
SteIs SuttsrFslb'S. ginltimmjs ipirr
pie Grnsnnuns bts StaatsienaiOrs 6ol'
ger Su pisIsm pi&tissn gpitsn als cine
Der btlien teSst6net, ptlde bic rsus 9Ip.
minifratpn ;u Sage ssf6rbsrt BAT, pa
6err 5ptssr, Spn isineu Wittiirsern in
Ontario County, q. g., fiinf Wial mad
sinanber In ben Ssnat sslpdblt, sqsemsir
ais zines Der rentssn 1itsIsrsr jensr
@sIsbssbuns bsfannt 1T, bic fiG Der Cor.
ruptiUn niht ,usdnsli6 errisien. g8i,
limb ia nun sinmal bnbin sslaust, BIZ
gti6tbetbsiIisuns 6ftntliGsr Seamtsn an
Srtriissrsien pper Se0s6un9sn ais gu
ssnp ssprisisn gu isbsn. (Dis Bslt.)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
Gin OTenbcrsises ganFecs slatt,

Das in Salem, @aFa6uIstts. 9s-
brudte .SOurnal," elm rabitaIeS 8latt,
bas i'm SntersTe Der SabrifmonopOlil ten
arbeitst, ma6t pas foleenpe .,pfertsrjtss"
9e1dnbnie in Setrsf Der lsBten gBablsn
in penniplpanien unp SbtO:
y3par BAT es pteI 3eit in QuIpruG ge.
npmmsn unb oiel @elC 9etpfet, aber tnp-
lid baten mir bic 0ut6 ron 9ennIplSa.
nien unb Die sriinsn ,Suders unp Bud
eSee" Der psfIi4en Staten bod gum
Stanppunfte bee ,b6btrsn @sIeBss" ber.
anesbilpet. 9lls ie nod Spr wsnisen
Sabren uns, bic peratte tetsn GtcIiticnis
fen, anipudtsn, pa fa6ten mir ben Gnt-
f6lue, baB entprper Der Neesr (pie fs
BEN farbiaen Wann nannten) nit ibnen
auf slsi6en SUP esitellt psrpen fcus, cpsr
bae mir bic linton jsrtriImmtrn perpen.
NessrltimmrsAt III jebt etne rcaenrsts
SbotIa6e. Der 5ub bes Nsssrs lsbt isbi
auf rsm gladeu ieiner frilberen S6mGbsr
unt Disienisen, bic ntdt in unlersm giebs
iino, m0gen fh in N&t nebmsn."
gBir emplsblen sieien RStnii&tn Ius.
fau zines rapifalen ganftsblnttes isneu
3aulenftn ppn Demptraten, bic lei Del
Isbttn @abl gu 5auls bIiebsn uno aui
piefe gBsiir Der repubIitanilhen partsi
gum Sie9e psrhaIftn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02

Su rem 6ntrttn gisususlau6s
berriht elm @ebrauG, pelhsr In weitereu
2rsilen serptsnt betdnnt sema4t ;u wer.
ben. 1enn Wdbdsn aus irssup rinsm
@ruuts tntlaHsn psrren, neil fs Ten ar.
beitssebsrn nidt sefaasn, piIsasu lsstsrs
an ale Gbnli6eu 9tablifsmenlS in Rab
unb 5ern gu ldrsibsn une iis 81 warusu,
bslagte arteitsrinnsn gu snsaairsn. 60
reSuiirte untsr Aneerrn Der tnrSsr ;3eit
rie 8c6nsr~ WIblsutCrppratipn in Dover,
81. s.. bic eSbne her 6rdnsn nm II Gro.
GENT uno entlire, ais ris artsitrrinnsn
biersesen sinsn I6riftii@sn grStelt Elm.
rei6ten, his @srfnfsrinusn ces tslasten
S6rifttudse. Sirrmit absr ndt ;ufris.
ben, unttrri6ittsn lls ju 9lsidtr 3tit alIt
anberen NiablsnbeTssr i'm Staate pon
Dem @Orsefallsneu, unp fUrptrtsu bitltls
BEN auf, ben sntlaiIsneu @rtsiteriuneu
nsut Selddfti9uns ju psrlasen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02

Gin g S9pinelcr.-Tis Srnsspalr (9Sayne
SUnnn) 3siunssn tui9tSn elm 9anssS uht
Srritss iIttr bi. Spsratirnrn ein,s Shptnelsr5,
Hamsus SCbn Sind, btiIsn Spftr lsrsr mrbrsrs
Dsuti6s Tsrsn, bic iOnf niGt ssraes ,,auf ben
appf ssfaIItn inS," f6 in bieism Sale absr all.
bnprbsutIi@ siniatis bsuabmsn unc esm 9srii-
ger irins Sa6s isbr Iridt ma6nu. Die Gh3sl.
bsiisn Ssr srbauIi&sn 5iitOris fnp in srsraustsr
siirjs frlsenbs:
grr Gina is@s @Unatsu fam Gin isbr i9muBis
unt ssrlumpt ausisbsness 9nspibuum in !Spn.s-
bale an unp rs ssIaHs ibm, sasrit in tsr Bad
lfsnbrtuntrd hes 5ru. 5. M. Sauman gIrbsit
IL bsfpmmeu; iPatrr trat er in her e'trbsrsi her
ptrrsH Sruuis, uabr ScusSSaIs in Diruf. DIR
stIsr pirb sis0si6t srratben, bas mir bisrmit len
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02

Die 2anbsnss bon Darisu, cpsr aud
Sltbmue opn banana eenanni, III rsr
ihmalle 3bsiI pes rn9sn Strsifeus 9anb,
Der SIeamerifa NIT Hem nUreameritaui.
l6sn 5eftanbe ptrbintst. Die Soqsn,
puns bss SusS Canals in asspptsu, pur@
psl6sn Der umprs UNI Afrita sripart
pirb auf bem gpsee na6 Sfinrisu, BAT
pisbsr bic 0i6tistsit stnts G6if, Ga
mails, bur6 wsl6sn pae llmirseIu ron
gang Subamsrifa auf btm Bess mad ga
IifOrnisn unb China srfpnrt pirr, lebbait
mad ssrufsn. Gin gertras gu rem 3wed
III beretts swil6en ben Der. Staatsn unp
ter Gplumtiauii6tn 8tsisruns obsei6Icls
fen ppreeu, wOnah bic germeGunes-
ausfedunsS. unp SautpRsn etS Canals
pom unisrer Rssieruns gu bsitrsiten Fnb,
rafiir foa berIel6en aber aud Die aus
ihlisblide 9ontrUle ilbsr cen Canal psr.
blsibsu. Sect fol- bic Sa6s au6 NIT sss
bcri9er Gnsrsis bstrisbrn ptrpen. Bon
9SaIbtnstcn wirb untsrm Datum bes %.
NUS. 8emslpet, bae Der Rapy Setret6r
beretts bas 9sr. ct. Dampil6iif WipIic
unter tsm 9cmHonpantsn Seliripae alb.
asisnbet bat bamit bsIIsu SiFjitrt bic
SsrmsGun9 bsr rireften einit bee Canals
iitsr ben Sitbmus ron Saritn ltitsu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
SiQiq at Ocrfaufer:

96essn Gtrriie na6 hem Staats gteip- -gprf-
Gin ;wsiitpdiseS gSpbubaus, nit alien Srlusm-
lidfsiteu siuesri6trt netit SGtis. geBttrr II 60
6uB iYrput bel ftner 6icfe ppu $50 5ub, sslrssn
an rer Siblrn Strabs, in eer Z. 9Bare.
Gtenip: fiirf gIfiitu i'm Sauperriu &c. unb
flint 2Iftien I'M Saupsrrin go. 3.
N1beres int pbisrn SauIe tsi Carl SpGb
ceer bel gS M. 3. Gielel. (2e3p)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02

eintm Srrsbrtru esuti6sn pubIifum unO mel
nsn l5rsunpru bitrmit tis srsrbsnt gn,eiss bne
i'd has ppn hem perlfprtfurn g. Spdnsr ssbal,
sHt Commercial Saus" itsrnemmen babe.
Gs pirb msin geltrsben ifin, our6 ;usprFrm-
menet 8tbienung unt bette Speiien unc @Is.
trGnfs mir eas 3utrausn pss publifums ;u srz
peTben. (4f9) Charles Spfle.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
NeueS
MGbels OeICbGft.

llntrrSti&nrtt ma6tn hermit bsfannt, tae Ts
itr I6brlRti&dft i'm 9auie pen Charles 6rits,
in er Gttar Strait
rrpffnst babsn unb itets sntn grrratb bsr brisn
TEteIH gu ben tillisfrn prsiisn baIten. 8epas
Iatursn pnerH rrcmpt uub Jur 3ufrisbsnbrit be-
IpTat.
Seerdbuiirn psnetn mir unisre iptSielt sluf'
mtrfIamTsit ;u uub iibernebmen ale eamit psr.
buuhtufn 9rtenarbritsn. Strrr II. Go.
Serantrn, 2. Dtl. 1S69-ba
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
Sul1u OSerfumf:

Saus uus epttr, essstn in ttr If. gparb,
Scranton. Die geht il 40 0ub Grpnt bsi 175
Sup tisf nit elmer gllIsp habintsr. Tas Saus 1T
16 bel 40 5u6, nit einsm ii bel 36 }uB srpesn
Baiement, une Fam Al iratne tintm G5rlbdfts
sinssri6tst rsrten. Gin Stafl, 20 bei 26 8ue
un6 f6 6ub bod, ittbt an Der glQsp une fann
lsidt III einem Q3cbnbdule einstridtrt peern.
Gutter Srunnsn, 9adOfsn une anberr gInssbGuee
iinb auf een @runhlfiid. .a- s
Die Ginri6mns rinr li6 gut rrntirsneeu
Wirtbldaft in btr gaddnanna apenue II rben-
falls su ssrfauien. @ian meIbt iib bsi Geo.
Sartmann, steenibrr bsm GcurtbauIr. 25n9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
=Mm;eiae.

Snetm bic llntspei6urten has friber Spn
Sod II. GallOpas ssfiibrte WEbrIseid6ft in her
penn @prnur, pbsrbalb @fulbsrrs SraBr, fGuf.
lid ibtrnCmmsu babsn, sstn ie bic Serfdsrs
una, bab ls ale in has Dibbeseiddft einidIa.
aenetn glrtfel lfsts auf gprratb baten nne ;ll
etn niserllten prsiIrn seriaufrn.
EzS guf 0eiheubesGnsuiIs pirc tsicneere
8idf6t s.ncmmtn une aIles baSu @sbUrige
prompt bficr9t.
2Sc3m S6Snfele II. Sausmaur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
WiHonri
&fnbt. nnb 2amb:Neretn.

Die g8abl fir 9samis tts ,,WinOuri eant-
grreins," iUpir fir bic .,Stpf (pstr aftisn-)
@tirai1aft" pirp am Wpntag BEN 3. Sanuar
1870 ftattiinben unb iiub bic gpminaticnrn ba-
fiir IA Gage pprbr lam 20, Drsbr.) su MAIDEN,
mas bisrmit allen WitsIieesrn CUR gla6ri&t oirue.
Sm Muftraa @bas. 0ttter, prGi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
Surn=Scretn.

RtstlmGbiss gsriammIuug am Spnntas ben
5. Dr,., Ya6mittaes prd;is I'M llbr, aaf btm
5urnplaBe Qlnipn parD.
Glftr, Spit6sr.
6r. DasnsE S6riftp.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
Sfeitc StmSei9em.
80 SmiIf : 1tmterricaDt.
gDS&sntli& fir tas ,gepSsntlatt" tOrrisirt.)

llntsr,ei6ustrr piini6t pabunb ieinsr 6rti,
ifuneen Ra6mittass unb Abenes nod einise
Shtltr fir 8iOIint, @tIans unb piauU.llrttr-
ribt aujunebmen. Anmelbungsn bittrt man in
3. Siefsrs SptsI, penn Nrrnut, ab,ueeben.
C2e9) q. 2 6suflsr.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
SScrlatr9t ipcrOc,p {:

% CUTE AufpGrtsr fGnnen ih mtlben fir
Samitas ben 4. Ds;emter, bel G. Wiunt6
S6Iruwtrtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
0Scrl0ll0t HpirO:

Gin a6tbarts brutI8ss DisnRmdebsn fur
pausarbtit irbr @rt. Gin iOlhts srbdlt cine
oausrnes SttIIuns bsi eutrm Scbn. Nustuntt tr-
tbsilt bic Grpthition es. Sl. C2e9)
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
2la iDerf0mfcll /:

Sas Gsi3GitslOFal seS llntspeidnrtsn, III bfr
edfapanna gIrsnue, rabe ttm GpurtbauIs etlf.
gen. 81 ieit Jabren sin gutter 0eIhGftsfanp, III
Ter pauptlfra6c Der Staet gele9tn unb pirb nur
tssbalb Serfauft psiI Der gisentbiimer su Iribrnb
III, um Itinsm @eI6Gfte pprSuffben. .3u srfrassn
BEL George Grants, 9adapanna gsenur
nabe hem @Curtbauis. ting
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
9G,a !SySmiIffremmSe.

Der llnttrSri6nsts emsfsbIt i6 biermit einent
rertbrtrn funlilitbsneeu publifum ais 9ebrer fir
Suinumsntnl- Muiif une III erbStis, IOfrUbI pri-
satim ais Gub prsanilirte Wuitfd,pre gu untsr'
ribtsn unt jrar 81 hen tiliglfrn Srcingungtn.
tSn9 gBilliam GGblrr
40 8ranFln 2tSenue, nabt Iidlcus gSerfrn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
Non plus ultra.
Gtmas fit rDas8Olf

Ga bic Senlperen,er bisbtr inter eas gelf
ssSablt puresn, mub i'd fs bel tisisr 8slrssnbttt
unbsein9t GuSi9ItBsn.)
Mottp:
guf mad brm Dunntpre 2puis Winnih,
Ta pirb's gar luitie Iein,
5iir ollie III redt gut eeIpret
@lit Ggtn, Six unb 0sin.
tlne Der, Der guIt ;um San;tH ipiirt
limb htnft eS iei 9riilnb.
Nirmt lid Gin SGs6tn uneenirt,
1anjt eineu g8alirr runb
Drum, 6rrunrr uns Ssfanntr all,
1lne wer bri mir tinfebrt,
Bire inern, bae Der 8 6lenpirth
5iir 9lGIes llob tripGbrt.
Sei @rltgsnbsit tsr frirrlidtn Ginr.ibuns
mrines neurrtauten eurtlibtieen @laspnafrs
une has Iufb6nstn ttnes feingsmalten Bielens
I4ilcfs an mrin nltrs SGuS
9(m Samitag, 4. Se,em6er,
labs i'd has stetrte btuti&t qubIifum bSfidif
gum SeIuGe eiu.
sprGgramm.
lin 3 llbr: glufbGusuug hes ftinesmalten
RieItni6ilesS turb unIrru brFanrtru aiiuiflrr
une lisbeu 5reunt, SuliuS 9Stllner.
lin llbr: slufitrisune sints srpeen 9uft.
balpns; Sur Mitfdbrt euit tragsnts wCllru li9
ssfGllisif msIbsn.
I'M 6 ubr; Grpbs @prifeGuns Ypn spaniis
r6teu 9ttuinen ArabrTn, Qsins SyrOlsr aus
HaIIau.)
lin rlbr AbtnSs: grpess frtit5 Mammutb
@urlt- Gisn, tppfiir i'd srtra 25 Der tetrn 8urif-
@lsgssr aus Htp gcrt tnsagtrt babe.
Rad bem glIen: Concert unb BAL, bon Der
prtersburgrr SoffdpeGr, unter her gsimn9 brs
Serrn 0irigentsn S2mitt.
glIlc, strgret ni6t Samitas ttn 4. Gt;.
1869 glGle ;i fcnimrn
gu sursm rrsrbsr1m 2ruis Minni6,
Shienpirtb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
"Gr8ber House

1. gBarb Cfriibsr 5gte 9arD Scranton, pa.
DisitS im bs1tn StgIe sinssri6tste SOtel III
ebtrSeit sur Aufnabms ron Rtiisneen bfrsit.
6uiee Bier unS gSsiu, ffine giquSrG, parmr
anb falls SptiIsu su ieber Belt; Iuifsrn, rob
unb grfp6t; See Grtam unb Speabrurnsn. nit
ben fsiuitsu SpruPs. Gin eIrsnnter Saal fir
Damen.
3u rs6t jabIrsi9fm SeiuCb laeCt lsinr 6rsunbs
elm @ecree @rdbsr prop'r.
Scranton, 10 Sam fS66. bd
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02

S6tins CUR 9sfSrrsruua spn galIagieren Won
unt mad alien @sesneen 9euti6lanes unr her
S6psiS nit Sampf- cher SrsrI.SHiffen iiter
antpsrpsn, Bremen, Samburg, SaSrs, giperpCcl
&c. su bebtutsne srmGbisten preilsn
gBehIrl auf ale SauptplGBe Gurppa'S.
gusSablunsen hurh bic eeutlGe ppif.
@elpsr fir uniere &ehnuns in DrutI6ldne
rinbr;ablt, ptroru In G5elp cher @sgsnwsrtb in
papier ppn ms Seraitet.
@pamabten, Rieths- unb Nauf, apntratts,
0rreinistt Staatsn p6lIe &c. auserfertiat.
Sir ale bur6 uns beIprstsn griRdis tptrr
sarantirt.
6mi9 gSm. 8. fiefrl II. Go.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02
&iaarrcm MmD 1abace

itbsr Gualitdi 81 ben tillisteu grsilsn i'm ,,9es
Siss" gIufticns, Stprt. 30i9
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-12-02

(Da bic Stmserrn,er bisbrr uutrr eas gslf
sssablt purssn, mue i'd fs bel hisisr @rIrsenbsit
untsbiugt Gusl6Iitbsn.)
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

This Is one Of the great enterprises OF the
day. The historical matter is. really valuablei
the sketches of individuals and incidents are
admirably drawn, not only by the pen OF the
historian, but by the pencil Of the artist, and
both combined will make when bound, one oil
the marked histories Of the war. There are
official documents on every page, at the
bottom, which add much to the value OF the
work. 1t will be found on the centre tables
Of thousands of our countrymen.-(Bo Boston
Post)
Many fits illustrative pictures are the best
that we have seen in such work; and some
of the numerous portraits Of prominent actors
in the war are admirable ms llkenesses and
works of art.-tZion's erald.)
A careful, comprehensive, minute, and
graphic record of the origin and progress OF
the war; and in the sizc and beauty ofits pages
and paper, in the profuseness, coslllness, ele'
gance, and completeness Of its illustrations,
far exceeding any other history yet attempted
-(New York Obseryer.) .
WEI confidently In praise Of the man
ner IN which the work IL brought out This
narrative, embellished by the picturesque IL
lustrations, affords an interesting commentary
on the war, and will be of priceless value for
preservation. Adyertser)
The writer judiciously combines the spirit
OF philosophical reflection with a vivid and pic
turesque delineation Of facts. His style rs at
once lively and polished, and every page gives
evidence OF careful Study and preparaton.-
Without any aifectation ofprofonnd phlloso.
ply, or without fine writing, this history i, in
our Judgment, one Of the best and most valua-
| Bile records ofour great struggle, and we have
no doubt that ii will maintain this reputation.
| In future years, when the records Of the wal
Office Ind the bureaus ofthe eotherdepartments
are opened up to the future Prescotts and
Motley's, we shall have secrets revealed and
light shed on points respecting which we must
remain uniformed Tor the present; but for all
ordinary purposes we desire no better record
than the one that is steadily going on to COM
pletion.- .(Chicage Prssbyterian.)
The Pictorial History Of the Great Rebellion
in no sense depends upon its illustrations fol
Its worth, thoiigh they are exec lent speci-
mems ofthe art, and help the reader to under
stand the incidents Of the war. The real merI
its Of the work are apart from its engraymgs
Those merits are strong and lucid style, @
vast an cunt OF well-digested and well told i'm
partial statements oil all points about which
there are dlsphtes.,....E Every library should
have this work, for It is one OF singular value
| as a book Of reference, because or It's compre-
hensiveness rs we'll as accurcy ......As q work
of general reading it is Of unsurpassed value
-(Boston Traveler)
i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

PALESTINE. was famous for
nothing. 1t labored under
many disabilities, and was not
renowned for literature; yet
from little place called Naza.
reth, a town scarcely more
than a village, there came forth
a young man who. spoke words
that made the Roman world,
with all its power, shake to the
foundation; who spoke words
that before q hundred years
we're over, had put the very
Roman empire, as it were,- un
der His feet. There is no case
like this, because the great vic.
tory was not gained by force
of arms, or by flattery, but by
telling all men that they were
sinners. ... -....
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

Our neighbor of the Enquir-
er is in the habit of appealing
to the women to rally their
husbands and brothers TO
the polls, and defeat the Re-
publicans, who favor negro suf-
frage; and We have had whole
columns showing up the "injus-
tice" of allowing negroes to
vote and withholding the bal
lot from our wives and daugh-
ters. This was all done for ef-
feet, and when the Enquirer
was asked the direct question
whether or not they favored fe.
male suffrage, they persistently
refused to answer. Not so
with Mr.. Hill, the Democratic
member of the House from
Defiance county. In the dis
cussion of the proposed amend
ment to the State constitution,
last week, he said he looked
with more alarm upon this
proposition of female suffrage
than he ever did upon negro
suffrage. lie thought the lat
Ter proposition more sensible
and more st2tesmanlike; more
in accordance with the spirit
Of our Government and with
The condition of society.
The Enquirer is invited 70
quote from its friend Hill the
next time it has occasion to
appeal to "our wives, mothers,
and sisters"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

Remarkable Success of the
National Life Insurance Go,
The National Life Insurance
Company of the United States
of America was chartered in
July, 1868. In the first seven
months of its existence, 1852
policies were issued, represent,
ing insurance to the amount of
$1O,6O5,55S, and calling for an
annual premium of about
100000. This is an astonish.
ing success, and gives emphatic
endorsement to the peculiar
advantages offered by this
Company, as well as to the
confidence felt in those who
are prominent in the manage
ment of the new enterprise.
The leading principle of the
Company is to avoid all com
plications of note or dividends,
but, in effect, to pay dividends
in advance by its reduced cash
rates for a certain definite
amount of insurance. Thus,
the amount Of insurance effect
cd to March 1st, as noted
above, would cost 100000 an,
nual premium in a company
upon the mutual" plan, whose
future dividends to policy hold.
ers are dependent upon pros.
pective and necessarily urcer-
tain prosperity. The National
Life has therefore made, in ef.
feet, a dividend Of 100000 in
its first seven months, the lar
gest ever made by any inslr.
ance company in the world in
that length of time.
1t is evident that The policy
Of the National" is regarded
with distinguished favor BY in
yestors, and there is good reason
for predicting for it a business
career surpassed by that of NJ
other Company. Attention il
called to the advertisement
in another column, Of the
agent for this vicinity.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

KENTUCKIANs, 4 have mseme
strange political notions.-
Their Legislature--a strongly
Democratic body--lately re.
fused by a large majority to
pass a bill encouraging emf
grafton to- the State.euThe
main argument against the bill
seems to have been that an in
hux of Northern and foreign
laborers might in time over.
throw the political status oI
the State! Alas for old Ken.
tucky!-Neao York Times.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

AMONG the pleasant sayings
at Washington at the inaugu-
ration was this by the father
of the President: The old
gentleman was asked if his
wife, General Grants mother,
would be at the Inauguration,
to which he replied, "No; |
tried to coax her and bribe her
TO come, but she wouldn't; /
did not scold her about it; for
/ never did seold her, and | am
too old to begin now. She
said, Pap do you think | would
go 70 Washington and be
stared at by fifty thousand peo'
pie, and have every stitch on
me printed in fifty newspapers
No indeed "She need not
stay away on that account
said the old gentleman, afol
she would have looked a,
smart as anybody here; bu
she and Ulysses are a goo'
deal alike, and once her rnin(
was made up, there was no use
talking about it." ra--,s-..
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

AN infant child, three
months old, in the Monroe
County Infirmary, was gnawed
SO terribly by the rats about
the breast and stomach, one
night last week. that death en-
sued a short time after its con.
dition was discovered by the
keeper. The mother was sleep
ing in the same bed with her
child, at the time it occurred.
We can not think it possible
that there is an Infirmary in
the State in such horrible con-
dition as this case would seem
to indicate Noble Co,tntv Re
publican ia.a 2nf ,o.fN .-I1l.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

New ORLEANS, unlike any
other great city in the world,
is surrounded by wild animals,
Deer are shot within five miles
of the city hall, and alligators
abound in neighboring swamps.
Old residents, indeed, remem.
ber when young alligators
were caught in the street gut.
ters. The last news is that an
American spotted tiger has
completely devoured a little
girl in a parish not, far from
the city. These animals, it is
said, are increasing in that
part of Louisanana.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01
On the 10th inst. President

OK the 10th inst, President
Grant, after a careful investi-
cation, ordered revocation Of
the order in the case of Colo,
mel ]. O. Paxton, of this city,
The Colonel was a good and
brave officer, and the order in
question did him great injus>
tice. His numerous friends, in
this city and elsewhere, will
be glad to learn that he now
has an honorable discharge
from the service Marietta
Register.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-04-01

HE Inauguration of Gen.
Grant is said to he the first in.
auguration of Chief Magistrate
of the United States which has
been witnessed by the father
of the principal character of
the great national drama.