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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
A TTACHMENT NOTICE,
FALL AND WINTER FASHIONS,

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also, the most elegan Trimmings 10 be secured
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22

G. VoINEY DORSEY, the man who was
turned out Of the Office Of Treasurer Of
State for wrongful handling Of the. funds,
has been appointed by the Republican
State Executive Committee TO 60 out
among the people and tell them that il 10
thsir duty to vote for Negro Suffrage and
for the payment of the $40 Bonds in
Gold. He's beauty.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
For Ayers Medicines, 60 to
Sisson's, P

0UR friend, J. s, HUM, has our thanks
for the present Of some Of the largest and
most delicious Grapes, OF the Concord va
riety, that we have seen this season.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22

nj the hONr off o'clock p. NJ. Of said day INC
following described lands and tcnemehlS' TO-
witt ,,,, -.
in-lot on second stree, in said Village OF
Zu'tski, Vinton county, Ohio, Numbered go,
.Thrty-hve, upon the Plat Of said vill9gem,cbe-
ing the same upen which is 81 tunted lhe IWo
son now resides, subject, however, to mort
gage heretofore given by said dcicndont
Henry Robertson, to Schilder & CO., dstod
March q 1863.
satisfy Judgment in favor Of j. & w. B
Brooks.
Appraised at One thousand Eight hundred
and fifty dollars Isl $50 00) and must brirg two
thirds Of that sum.
Terms Of sale--cash In hand.
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff NintOn county.
j. s. DANA. Atty for Pl'h.
August 25, lS69-5w-lU
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
FOR THE

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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22

], A. GIBBONS, OF New Plymouth, IN
This cOupty, has heen admitted to The bar,
and has commenced the practice Of law,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22

ZlL2sKI FREIGHT leaves Macarthur going
West at 600 .. nj, and gong East at lO.a " ~.
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH leaves
Handen at 80 n. m. and 1850 p. m, arriving at
Portsmouth ut II .5Oa, m. and $50 p m. Return.
ing Trains leave FortsnoHth at $50 a. m. and
200 p. M, arriving nj lIumden at lO.30 p. m. and
64h p. M
Trains conppct at LoveMnd ioral points on tho
Little Miami Railroad, and Rt the indianapolis
and Cincinnati Railroad Junction for al points
West. W. W. PEABODY,
Masier Trans noriniion.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
MoRsE's INDIAN Roor PhLs.-we have

MoRsE's INDIAN RooT PILLs---We have
lately been shown the iormulaIr which these
Pills are prepared and from this and our expe
rience In the use Of them, can honestly rro.
nounco them good, sqie and rella bic medicine.
Bong entirely free from all poisonous ingred.
the actiye duties Of ife. We would advise all
10 use hem, and bya fair trial you can SEQ al
once tho benolt derived from them. Use Morsp's
Indian Root Pills in all cases Of BillI0usness,
Headache, Female Irregularities, Liver Com.
plants &c. Sold by all Dealers, 2y.Sv
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22

THOSE Of our citizens OF the Re-
publican persuasion who borrow the Dem
ocraic Impure at the stores and shops
around town can have II whole year by
leaving $3.50 and their names, or rs cents
for tho campaign at this Office, y"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
FALL TR ADE-
Stock contains full varieties of Goods for Fall Trade

HOSIERY -Conmonon onp N Ribs and Pain
EIS-Smg
common to oSuuer.C
sandGan
-&, ,4OandRm 0 incl also etnbeo,
m -SNss,C
AT NIanuhc
Wbtea andBl
ExtpctsH
Cotton anlE
lnkSrI9h lD ana lVanroe
Common
ETC CGtonan silk Velvet Ribbons
TuMMNGs Large ASSortneGGn
soni uGoods skeptn We
Who and for Cash short solicit
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
CHERIFF7S SALE
Stde of Olio Tmtoa County

StdA IF Olio TintOa County
jaw. B. Brooks, Plaintiffs,
against
Henry Robertson and William SOssm0n, Dc
fenduutS
In Vinton county Court Common Pleos.
Pursuant to the command of a yeudl eXecu
ton issued i'm the above cause nom tine C0urt
of Common Pleas Of Ninton county, anu y, "
mo directed as sheriff of said county, VIII
otter for sale at public auction at the door OF
the Court House, in the town OF McArlhurt
county of YintoM and state of OHIO, on
Monday, the 27h dag Of September,
a. d, 1869,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
Bradbury 81 Mark,

A ATTORNBY AT LA w
NEcARTHuR, q will practice in Vinton an'
M adjoining counties, Office on Logan Stree
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
GENERAL ELECTION.
SECOND TUESDAY hOCTOBER

SECOND TUESDAY in OCTOBER
A. D. 1869,
Being the 18th day Of said Month,
between the hours of o'clock in the forenoon
and q o'clock i'm ahc afternO DON Ofsaid day, and
the following Officers, tO-wit:
STATE OFFICERS=
One Governor for the State of Ohio,
One Lioutcnant-Govcrnor for the
State of Ohio;
One Supreme Judge for the State
of Ohio;
One Treasurer OF State for the State
Of Ohio;
One Attorney General for the State
of Ohio;
Ono Board Of Public Works for the
State Of Ohio.
DTSTTCT OE'FICERS:
Two Senators for the Eighth Sena-
torial District-compo posed ofthe
counties of Yinton, Gallia, Law
renee, and Meigs.
COUNTY, OFFICERS=
One Representative for Vinton
county;
Ono Probate Judge for Vinton
county;
Ono Clerk Of Courts for Vinton
county,
Ono Prosecuting Attorney for Vim
ton county;
One Commissioner for VintoH
county,
One Land Appraiser in and for each
Township in Yinton county.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
APPORTIONMENT or JURORS.

Given under my hand, at my offlce, ir
McArthur this 18th day Of September A. ID
1863. DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff OF VInton County, o,
Sept. 8, l609-tde
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-09-22
TT STANDS EVERY TEST
A COMPLETE GUIDE

In the care and management of both the horse
and mule, In the stable and IN the field, contain,
ing flll directions m regard TO lOod and general
treatment, breeding, stock raising etc. marks
Of age and abuses, genling, breaking and tnin.
ing, fractures and their treatment, vices and I'M.
soundness slOeing, etc.i etc. II Is lssGed in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-01-14
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY a. sea-TRPLE SHEET

judices Of large class OF the community would be
offended BY It's adoption.
ston OF his venerable friends lMessrs. Cameron and
Sumner upon the ground that their dancing age had
Pm n ceng ING sae ae
prised that proposition 10 have dance should
offend the religions feelings OF the Senator from
New Hampshire because dancing was an ancient
religious custom and not always accompanied, as in
this case, BY the exclusion OF liquor. u.aughter.l
nsn Desn and q ne nepe Womb
to dance such occasions He did not believe that
there were many people in the country who did not
either like TO dance or TO see others dance
Mr.. PATTERSON OF N H., inquired whether he was
not IN favor OF having theatrical snow-'.fne
STs sd no. aonsh 0n me
Times been the scene Of more shows and perform
aI M D 1sI fde Of wis, thought the giving
Of the Capitol for bali would onend the religious
scruples Of large portion q the population. Inc
Presbyterian. the Baptist the Methodist ana the
Mr. NYE could not agree with him, and ne felt that
he could speak with authority upon the point for he
declared Baptist; he was by habit an EpIscopalian
and BY inclination Methodist Iaughter.) He
hoped the old custom OF dancing upon inauguration
70 dance IL the Capitol Would Be allowed 70 DO So
The people had right to feel in . dancing humor
the scrupes Of the senator rom Wisconsin Mr. boo
itte! ne feared they arose nom the nct that the
dancing was to be atthe inauguration Of Grant
showing their Joy at his Inauguration BY bau, but
he doubted the propriety OF giving the Capitol for
that purpose, tn view OF the fact that 80 large q
portion OF the people were opposed to public balls.
Senators C0NKLNG, YATES and MORTON also 0p-
posed the resolution and finally 1t was rejected BY
the following v0te:-
YnAsNenrs Anthony. Catch, Chandler Cole Conness,
Davis Edmunds Ferry Pessenden, Fowler. Howard. Kel
logg Mcdonald Nye, Patterson Of Tenn Rice, Spencer,
stewart. Thaysr, Van Minkle, Wade and Wilisms-aa
NAYs-Messs Abbott, Cameron, Conkling Corbett Ora
n Dixon, Doolftse Frelinghuysen, Crimes Harlan, Hars.
Hendricks, NcCreery, NORTH OF Vt, Norton Norton, Paer-
son or Pomeroy Poole Robertson Ross Sawyer sher-
man Sumner, Trnmbu vickers, Warner, Wiley, Wilson,
SELECT coxnTrEE APPOINTED.
The PRESIDENT announced as the Select Commit
tee on Mr.. Buckalews bill to amend the representa-
ton Of the people In Congress- Nessrs. Buckalew,
Anthony, Ferry, Morton, Warner Rice and Wade.
COUNTING THE ELECTORAL VOTES.
Mr.. CONKLING offered resolution, which was
adopted, authorizing the President Of the Senate Il
appoint teller on the part OF the Senate to coun
the votes for President and Vice President.
The Senate then, on motion OF Mr.. CONKLING, al
twenty-five minutes past four, adjourned.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

ssRIGHAM GUO)A EAEt,S HAYES. Cntch
j , radaleFT hardware, Leather AitIiSs SpD..
.rd hsla epfrias.Sofk, sprin-s, axles bo.i. a
n.ltahl Irfn. Isl Like 81.
ssAGDEN & KAY, Carriage Go IT.. Salji
1 4 i!ardwart. Lrafhr Hubs. Spnk a.d h
rrage work. SPr.nga. AAles BO l.. aud Maltea'
IN. a. Il ~ Lake St.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

AZ the time approaches for Il
change i'm the administration Of a:
fairs i'm this country the confidence IL
General Grant increases, His
speech on being notified OF Ills rlpr
ton was just what every intelligent
man IN The country conId approve
His wisdom. in Keeping his own
council hHs disappointed the font ex
tects'i~rs of MANY anxious ones, hut
demonstrated Enthusiastically that he
feels sufficiently competent to choose
his own Cabinet. He will enter up
ON his office with no ring" or cirque
hanging at lis heels To dictate
his policy. and will take the oath Of
Office oh The 4th nfnext month with
the entire confidence of the people in
his honesty. common sense and Ga.
racity 10 conduct the ship Of state
"With firmness In the right as God
gives him Tea see the right.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Drift Wood.

Geo. w. Curtis is featuring Oh
"Inin"rality in politics"
Reverdy johnson is eating his way
through tie British Empire.
Napoleon has opened the French
medical schools to the HomEl'atlI-
lists.
a. J. has decided to pardon Ar,
mold aud Spangier, to CLOSE out the
Dry Tortugas.
Daniel Webster is being tried in
Chicago for r"unterfeiiing. 1t il not
Bunker Hill Daniel.
George Francis Train will lecture
on Down with England, up with
ireland, OH with America"
An Ohioan in Washington offered
To hcl SjOJ that Ben. Wade will 60
into Grants Cabinet. n New York
or took The offer.
Suffering is reported in The neigh,
h0rIloud Gf Weston, kausas, the
grasshoppers having destroyed the
crops las. year.
The Detroit Tribune says: During
the greatest excitement ia the Fe-
male Convention at Chicago, II hair
mattrasS M ker offered 500 for the
privilege of sweeping out the hall aft
I'll the meeting ..
Whatever may lie said of the PEG
pie of Fra CO, the pigeons are still
loyal. AT n sho ting match i'm the
forest of Fon!aiuebiru, the other day,
81 of them fell for dead under the
fi:e of the Emperor, while the high
esl number shot by any other marks
man was .l5-and there were several
dukes III the party, too.
4 Gentleman in Auburn recently
dropped hl, wallet and several hun
,irtd dollars in the morning white
gotIlg Out uf his yald. lbs dog saw
il drop in the show anu stayed toy it
all day, until tie mastei's return
hunle, when the faithful animal at
his attention and paved il
from under the snow.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Another. Confidence
Game.


The following letter. which Ne clip
frm the Chicago Post, shows how
easily disappearing individuals arc
gulled out of their money by tfavei-
ing sharpers. We reniern er a SIM
lar Instance which came under our
uhse Walton Jew months since. We
hope al our readers IRE sharp euoGgi
10 look out tor such individuals, but
we give this AS it, 10 written. uS a
warming 10 those who may yeI be
licve that all is gold that g'lttcIs:
Mr. Editor Dear sir ! SAW in the
"ulums ul TIA" N!nt"n journal all All
veIi sCneIt oil y"uI Faprt tie Post
which | should Ike IL take for my
family to- lead IN IL Il frc"InnIeH'tid
10 he Il good family paper hut h;td
luck ma. deprived me at the lneaHs
just bow Ia lrsN'iEE from lo!k ota'e
10 I,Ia ihe II of Or, Jhrr last with NY
family vile and five gIrin We came 1"
your Sitir after tlaviing Two days
ami Two nights iIrCii and rather dis-
Outraged We arrived lnvre ia the
morning we had Ia stay there II!
three O'Clock Pm we stopped at the
Beput where the Cars started for
cedar Rapids short time before start
ing a Lnumg man Was talking L. nIr
IL nicnd >upImSrd linn Ia ''c SAID hr
was going 10 Cedar Rapids said he
wa- u me rlIaht there ;ird VAS going
aloug on The same train that We War
going on through fraud aud !eCcp-
ton he got three iIundrld and titty !
'inIia = All my money winch "a~ the
most Tat had | had ~" time {"
hunt him up a% ] had to lake III"
rain ia few minutes | never trdv
r!cd ANY before knew n"thiiG
an"ut these cu}ii,!pncp men before ne
laid he did uut want Il hut few mn
Ineut,. ~ my family wall suffer f"i .
NE WANT Ot ii Wuuih hr mach
obliged to that young nan i! he
wmilt serd me the money II" your
paper has II iaig rircu alton that ynu
'Uuii LAY s'nirthinG litaG nlut in
firwauCr hun il not IuII can g!V al
Vice other travritIs my name hnd
address is - Niutou B"ntun GO
lna wnu!d he glad IA Ia&e your ia.
per il | can Eut lhe m"Wey y0uss
truly
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
Z
editorial Corresponds
WHEELING. WEST VA,
February 10, 1859,

WHEELING. WEST VA,
b. February 10, 1859.
DEAR GAZETTE:--
While spending a few hours AT this
place We avail oar elves Of the priv
lece Of visiting The extensive River
side Iron Work" of MesSrs. Dewey,
Vance & Co. through which we were
kindly ShCwn. Some 10 tons of iron
are daily consumed by these works
in the manufacture of nails. besides
a vast amount used in the manufac-
turc Of bars ami other iron. The
iron Is first melted from The pig aud
rolled into bars, which are again
melted and rolled into straps sorie
twenty feet in length. and some
three eighths OF an inch i'm thick
ness, which are then passed through
u machine cutting them int" strips
equal i'm width to the required length
Of the nails These are passed to the
nail machine, of which there arc
from one to two hundred, aud each
of these a man or hoy is seated hold
ing q feeding rod attached tn n nip
per which fastens on to the plate he
ing cut into nails. This plate Is then
crowded Into the nail machine and
turned over each time piece of suf
firient size for nail is cut off. The
piece j. then caughI by powerful
CLAMPS which press it into the proper
shape. and at TIE same time II ham
mer striking upon the end makes Tie
head Of the uaiI and it il dropped tp
make room for another. Six penny
nails aud all under, are made of tie
cold iron, hut for larger sizes the
plates are heated Wrong ut or clnch
nails are made by taking :he other
nails and leatiny in IA tight furnace
to almost white hear, after which
they are shut closely in iron boxes
aud left 10 cool slowly. 1t is almost
bat true, that one man
will make Two hundred thousand
nails in ten hours. For each nmil he
il required tn turn his plate over, and
shout every minute tn drop ths stub
from the nipprrs aud take another
plate.
O. The iron is brought in the pig from
various parts Of the country. of
which about 800 tons are used per
week. and it is mixed in various pro
PORTIONS. for the reason that IL is |
found that mixture of iron from
different regions Increases the quail
Is AMI strength of the iron.
Some 80 tons Of iion ore In its
crude stale, from Iron Mountain Mis- !
souri,, are used weekly. Ahont ten
per cent. " this ore is iron of su-
leri0r quality.
Tie coal bank belonging with these !
works, is close at hand. and it only !
rosts tie company about one dollar /
per ton Tor lh. coal delivered for use. |
About six tons ot coai ate CONSUMED |
in the mauufuctory Of one ton of iron !
from the crude state into liars or
nails. This furnishes sufficient req /
.on for the transportation uf ore from .
lac West. L. 4. ;.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

Speaker Cpifax VIII resign his
sreaAetshia tweniy-inur hnurs he
fore the. rxpira ion OF The present
: Nngfess oh account of duties con.
nec!rd with the Inauguration. II is
thought that Mr.. fomerps, of New
yak. Will receive the heeting hoa,
ors al tile gavsl for tl.s rsiaaia1er OF
Lhe terra. a,..r... q, ..... ...-...
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
ITGitGl'i.:I Convention.

A number Of GA. exchanges second
the suggestion 10 raih Il meeting 81
the editorial fraternity at an early
day. The West Union Gazette ia
sars same peint OH the ID * ; Z X X.
M the place of holding il. The Ne
sada Aeg,s SAYS: ..t....
The Cedar Falls GazEIFE favors Il
meeting nf the editorial fraternity OF
this State at some central point. W.
second the rnotipn with the amend
men., tlsat it be he'd. say nj Ceiar
Rapids a. q more central paiut, pro-
ritled tie rili2ens will open their
doors. Iiow will they d., Nc?
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26
AGENTS WANTED FOR
How TO Make the Farm Pay.

How 70 Gonble The vanc OF land and 'he profits
on sfocl, and how 10 rai-e three tunes the quauti
" Of oil firm rrrpF 70 an acre 80 pages and lfi
htauti MI and u. mi i'lBSt-a .oaS. Farmers young
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10 ability and en- Fgy. For fuii particular, ad-
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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

PAIgpASKS, SCALES.

l.. HALE 4 BROTHER Wholesale Furni
/. tur,. 10 - II & Ii y. Canal Street. Chica
CO. Send for nrjc. list . ...-"a
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-02-26

IN the District Coqrt Of the Un'tr1 States f r
] h W-rri - Iowa In the matter o! Milton
Phil q. Rtnk~urt.
N0ficr j. h -r.hv "ccu thu a Prtftion has be :,
flsf in sNti Court 10y sad Milton Phii"o. II
{ .anr Fall. in the Cun1'y ,f Black " ,wk anf
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III" 18th day Of March, a %. 1899, Ut 10 o'clock
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Dated 81 Dubuque THE rsth day Of February.
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B0IE1 4 ALLss
Waterloo, lows.
Attorney. u. ". LOVE.
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