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How TO DErEcr IT.
TnH GEsUtSA MI NANE ADDRESS B.owN IN THREH
SiDEs OF BOrTL.
THH COUSTERYRIT Nor
unqueoua the business has been carried time sud 10
conrbe eIten The selling managed BY experts 40
depend upon external appearance without regard 10 the quality
contents Of the bottle.
Nv conclusion wrappers stolen transfer
OF the original plate taken By dishonest engraye.
and add blown 10 the spurious and have never
used bottle without this prscauion
have een With the various Glass Work regard 70
they have made bottles Tor AJ one ne
pattern spurious have purchased all my 6oes o "ee
Sheets Duig kssingtcn uas "oAS A
bos.. a. n GzSusE FLufp ExrRAcrs PHiLADEL.
the lettering De
felt without removing the wrapper, 10 anaIy OF cases
Is evident that the SPURIOUS has smaaad from SMALL
reply that bills when procuring their
Plies" which diheulsy In tracing
that quite quantity the
rmentoi and such result has never occurred
genuine what impression the aheed may
formed who have been unfortunate % have purchased
s spurious aud business by this counterfeit
medicinal virtues whatever But ny friendly rela
the trade and tbs precautions have
taken will preTsnl will greatly appreciate II the
druggists their stock az aud report WILL PROTECT
sucn EEoN AREKsrED DEALERS FOUND
Win FROA THa DATK .
information derived vaag to detection will be thaakuly fo
ceyed aud receive a reward of DOLLARG
II. T. HEiNBOLD.
No. l0t south rsntl ST. Philadelphia,
aud
No. 500 RroadssV New.York.
Of the above the following Druggists have
reported the article and been supplied With
GxogsE PORTER Poryeeonds, snd Broadwsyi J. CoRco
BIaVe NowiOk aud others in Pbade
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THE STATE or TR4DE.
DOMESTIC MAPKPTs.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
HEwORLElS 5-Cnon easier; Mddlng' 2ee sales Loo
bales, recsuts 1876 bales 2t Sterling Exchange 1915 Com
ldi42l Sight premium. Sugar doll and nom
Is Common l2e PRIME Molasses dulli Prime 70a!ac
March i3otton dnl; sales 80 bsles Low hillhn az
z5t dZ6ici receipts. 4sJ sales exports 7V5 bales ~
S,vaSxGa Ga 5Coto in better denAni iaes COO bales
bii.lings. 21Bc.; receipts sAS bales 81,
wnNSGr6S n G.. March i5-Spis Turpsntne. Ale Rosin
ous Strained Crude Turpeutuo declined 2O0te sales a
6dslgs Tar advanced odi5c sales at 81 ~ Cotton dnl al
2tc frr Mixed .,,.-,-
Flour du Spring 5d S6 81: White Winter Brtrss 80 2
Red Wheat and ldllc higher No. is quoted AZ 81 ~
ri IS; No at Sl 0dSl 0i Corn quiet aud hrner; New a
and &c kge quiet
sTsr AZ 81 10 Tor No l. Barley active e5 seds dull
WHISKY nonn g8ds9c Provisions quiet and steadyi 'V Mesa
pt Prime do S2I Dry Sailed Sheuiisrs loose
l2c sweet Picked HANS 7se Short Clear Middle packed le
dressed $29Slk 25 Live Hogs steady Medium TO BIZ
ira assorted % 6OQSiL Cattle uominay unchanged p"
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LEcTUREs, MEETINGS, &c.

New York Division No. /, Sons of Temperance.
will give an entertainment tonight. when Horace Greeley
will deliver an address and Prof T. L. Merriam perform
some choice selections on the organ
Horace Greeley will lecture Cooperation" az Co
oppratiye Hall. No. 214 BOwery on Thursday evening
before the Third Union Cooperative Land and Building
Society.
The subject OF "Submarne Engineering and It's Modern
Practical Adaptations" will BE- discussed at the meeting
of tho New-York Society Of Practical Engineering this
Tuesday, evening. The discussion will be introduced Dy
the reading OF a paper prepared by Prof VIM Robinson
The large hall Of the Cooper Institute was crowded
last evening with an attentive aud highly apprecatiye
audience 10 hear a lecture by the Rev B. Fnnegan on
est Patrick, Apostle OF the irish Race" The lecturer
was from Ireland and the lecture for the benefit or
Kilmore Seminary OF which, he Ia the President. The
Hon Michael Connolly presided.
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sp,tiaI gOtirrs.
schenck,s puInonie syrup


Z the only medicine that will cure real consumption
sceneE Punone Syrup the only medicine that a hei diseased
lungs
Sometimes medicines viii stop cough sl oaen occasion hs
death Of the patient up the liver stops tie circulation Of the
bloo bemohage follows aad fact ogiag the action Of the VeI
organs that cag.f5 ihs eough
liver complaint and dysppsa OF tWofhds Of he ei''i
Of consumption Many complaining wib da pain IN the side
the bowels sometimes eoye sometimes too loose orgcs coated
p,a in the shoulder blade feeling restless and at Other
time. dovs food that lies heavily the stomach accom-
panied with ac beehing Of wrd these symptoms Usually os
nate from dsred condition stomach oTod liver Ter
sons 80 Affected II they heavy colds and The eonso
... cases be suddenly stopped lungs liver and stomach clog sa
remain orpd and inactive and before the patient aware Of his saa
ton the lungs are na sores aud ueerate and death 'es
inevitable result
scherhs Pulmonc Syrup eIpeoraot Waeh does h0 e''
any or,um nor am thing calculated check cough sudeay
acts as food mixes With the gastric juice Of the stomach de"
,,v the system and healthy circulation OF re
hod ~ ,ouimes the sysiem debaIsd that bottle of
,t seaweed Tonic and when the bowels are ''''
NJ ~ and the patient bilious habit, box oi seHeneA' ''a
drake Pills is required ,n,. W., .,
TpsnIy March a. II. gives advice free bat o thoou2h exam"
h lung, with his Respiroms,eT, the price 50 Once S0o
a. 70 J p "
Price h. PumOuc Syrup aud Seavsed y 9 ."ue.
the hafdoseu Msataks Pills. 2c per box fall supply 0
- - -edicnss for sale a ali times a, his rooms
~ S'NeneAs - '-'s and dealers
Ao for sale BY all ioEs..- w p HENRY No 81
Sold also, wholesale and retail, tJ JU4--
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BARRETTIn Brootyu Monday March ofdptthera Carrie
Cushman only child Of James and Janie Barrett aged years
months aud DAYS
family
funeral their residence MJeAse lEtes MedneA
the l7th lust, - Oel0ok p m.
BOOTOn Sunday March H. Alice Seymour daughter Of Mary
n II. asd William +. booth. aged months
The friends Of the Ay attend the funeral
from resdcs her parnts No. He F0uresnb ed
nesday, MArehRT, Al 10 Oeeck
DURR-On SUNDAY March 49, Of consumption Heury Burr in the
ia year ofhs age
The frs Of hs family also members of Puhsn
Lodge 39'f ard A. n Architect Chapter and Olive Branch
ltge No. d. y. Of o. f. respectfully Invited 20 attend the
ueral Methodist Church. Oue-hund
laudbinetrsnthst and Seconiave WsnsG ihe 18th inst.
Al IL u. nthuut farther inYitsnpa.
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NEWTON,s YELOCIPEDE

To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: In the course of my rather desultory read
ing lately discovered the fact that Sir Newton
while yet lad made small cart with four wheels, in
which he could drive himself by turning wndlass"
Was this machine in construction different from the hand
car at present used by workmen railways Is any
thing known Of the machinery Of Sir Tsaacs "sma eart
And If so might not the principle be applied to the
iu,nrovement Of velocipedesl Corr.
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THE ROGERssSIURDER.

New writs of habeas corpus and certiorari
have been Issued by Mr. Justice ngraham in the Of
James Logan No. O. The petitions which the writs
were issued that the evidence publicly known to
exist does not warrant his detention and that two Grand
Jures have already been session since his mprison
ment without finding any Indictment against him. The
vrits n re rcturnalle on Wednesday next.
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scheme for the establishment Of great Geological Gar
den the Central Park-Siss Rose Massey, we under
stand. has been engaged to appear in Tho Forty
Thieves" at Cincinnati.
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Asbury
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY,


No. 2ll Broadway Re&de-st ~ Y.
Asbuy Company commenced business April last meeting viii
sos; uUpeede and have already issost LOO poB
e. in,urilg l.5o.ool
ALL POLICIES good for esiaia
amount whoat exchange eOdonsan adVzRaZs
offered by other Company IN the state
DIVIDENDS popular Partnership PaH introduced by this
Company. -
Opinion the oa. wM BARNES SuPerutendeOt Of " T. ss
making dyeuas according 10 The capital r
vaue which paft1e the entitled - much
credit justice simplicity AMI probably hits upon the pnePs
which Court wou distributing the assets uuiS Com
pary winding its aHrs through Recsyrsp eihsrwse
LBMUEb BANGS, President
@. EIItorT, Vice Pres and Ssey T. McCLSTOcK AetGAy
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Hazard a. Ca-wcu'. Cod Liver OH /, til, best.

IT. II. Bynner & Coz, No. IS9 broadway, n V.
Avn DEIIRRs GRADES hALrHAh NATCRHs
AT LOWEST PRcEs
gp.e. attention ia called 10 the fpae watches made
Wsham shall sAh the most eAeng demand TOR
beauty hnsh aud accuracy.
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THE EXPRESS Wal

TIE EXPRESS wAR-A EEw coNiPLAISAST
In the Supreme Court. Special Term, yestcI-
DAY ar Judge cardozo presiding. the fut Of Chas b.
Harris agt ElmOro p Ross President, &e., ct AL again
cano M. The defendants offered dscontinnance the
suI on tue Uat Of barrs. 10 offset which the plaintiffs
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n tie

American institute Farmers' Club.-A mee'irs
Cluh viii be held TO-DAY Tuesday March l6 - 0e
n the lust tate tie Cooper Building Bewsis
lodi esq sli paper How Pow Deep and Tbs
Now"
IN agricultural Improvements invited
"JoEs " cHSNsERs Sserrtary. NATHAN C. BLY, Chairman.
T,veuty. first Assembly District Union RepabliceB
regular meeting OF ghs Association will be held
ha TLiriaye OaehuBdrr Ktit. Al
8 o'clock W. II. DKCAMP PFsIdeaL
ys yoHss soSIoS @ Secretaries.
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MARRTED

HARLE-CoRWINL Rrerhsad L. on weinesisy March 20 NJ
Geo Earle of this and Mss T. Belle Corwin OF RVtrhesL
Happiness aHd prosperi,y."-od SouE
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The BnIIsfon spa Iihia Spring Wafer eontana double
quantity mineral natter o other springs ehcaeus In
snd speee for kidney scroaous euIaneou' rheuha
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FUNERALS TO-DAY.

CAMPBELL JAMES. No. II Finh-st
CRARY EDWARD No. , West Sxeenthst
DICKINSON, ELbRN HOOD. No 81 Flrstplaee. brookba
GOUEDIBR, THERESE, 40. l3j NJ est FOrtY-siHInsL
HARTMEYRR. ADELE No, l27 Maveri-Y place.
JE PURGE, IDA. No. 365 West ElsyeBthst.
LINDSAY JOHN - No. l47 south Eigbhst, Bro0kyui L. D.
LOW SUSAN ST. Lukes Chnrch, Huls0nst
ROBINSON, ELIZA JANE. No 10 R1peyes-st, brooklsh a.
ROBiNsON PRASCIB DREW Church Of the AtoEemeG Msdaa-
ave. corner Twenty eighth-st
SHERRY. ALICE, No. 2l5 East k.ghiy yfOurh-st
sEEBA, ANNA. No 6l2 Water-st ...
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Pnnf.nnlre Nniice.

DrJ. H. chenek If Phdelrhia will be In NewYork bic
patients prOoHay TUESDAY March % irOm9a u to p n,
lis rooms ga ~ Randall
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DIEll.

Az Notices OF Marriages must Be indOrsod uiA raI
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Poa-Once NoticeThs ms ior EHvpe for the weeE sSig
March DO will he dispatched from this ohce IS teows VIZ On IO
DAY At 10 and e! s stations As hows' and B anu :
1l.30i e. ll.l5 and g. 0iSl On WEDNESDAY, s
TUESDAY NIGHT a. islleAs ans 3,
o. ard o. 8;4S and T. $685. and y. Oe THUSDAf -
10 stations follows snJ d. ll;t5 aud o. ll30.
D and e. ii5; ahd c. 1850 AID SATuSDAl ass
station, follow su1 - 1855 sad o. ItOl aud
1888 aud g. T;nS ~ JANIS kkLLh.P,hs
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FowIer's UnrIvaled Adding Machine.

n ou Adding Mhse that will the Of the baia
ak (which
machine d get FOwLERS AID take no other Price o.
s~st G. o D. upOn receipt Of prce Ia registered letter
eO week he cleared from tie safe Of these maehues
New-lork State. The right 'or sale. g. b. FOWLER,
No. 81 Psrkrow New.lalk Room No. p.
John Il. Henry has lust received
A. No n PARK.Row:
10 Gases Lows 3. ". Soaps
% Gases Glenn's asst Perfumes aud Pomades
20 Gases BiFiu's asst Peririaes and PomtdeA
50 Gases Yoshurgs Perfumes aud Pomaies
Full assortment Goods aud DTagg SuRires faVoas
R1trets Hair brushes Combs Hand and son Rnhcr Go.
Bnrus Standard Preparations Fall assortment ef al Patent Me
cines.
r win remove Of MAY the eomuoious warehouse No
COLLBGB-PLACE NEw-YORK
rhe RTnnkIn Brick Machine makes 500 800 elegant
B ss Der hour eight aud horses $500 %
Has complex machinery be getting out
M oner or the World equal H. No
d until ser The las performed above yard Of tue
purchaser. J. IL kENlCA no ~ broaaAN, Room eo q. g
Paients.-MUNH Co. No 81 Pak,row N T. Asents for obtain
ug AMERICAN aua EUROPEAN PATENTS
T4euty i've experience
Pam of IaV a Inlo ouuatiou
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SPIRAL SPRING BUTTS.

ADOPTED by the United States Government all Public Bnngs used
all Of the paepal Hotels Banks Stores lnd Colleges thoaght
eonu They well ADAPTED M doors Of ar description whether
railroad dwelling houses All lt
archleeis Dealers generally.
j. RUSSELL Co.. Manufactures Ageut,
M Ecckman-st Neu.
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OUR IYIEEN4L BEYENUE AEEAIRS

A STARTLING STATEMENT FROM THE NEw-YORK
WOELD--wHoLEsALER ROBBERY--NAMESMEN
TIONED-MLLIONs LOST BY INCAPACITY AND
WEAkNEss-MR. DELANO CALLED UPON To
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

| ~ 'a.H ..| q
The rain that fell in this Sec
ton of country last week, was
unusually heavy in Swan town
ship. The streams were swol-
len to an extraordinary extent,
overfiowing the land and doing
much damage, washing out,
corn and other crops. Geo.
W. johnson had a large num-,
Der of hogs in a small lot
through which runs a small
stream the said stream raised
so rapidly that the hogs were
washed out, and down into an
adjoiningfeld. The phlegmat-
ic animals took it rather cool,
considering the fix they were
in, swimmingand floating along
bravely until the current drift
ed them to a little knoll, where
they landed and stood grunt-
ing somewhat discontentedly
until the water fell, and gave
them free play again. O r5m
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

GRACE GREENWOOD has sold
her "Little Pilgrim" to Alfred
L. Sewell & Co, Publishers, of
'FThe Little Corporal" of Chi.
cago. The Pilgrim has been
published as a children's maga.
zine for over fifteen years, and
has been a popular juvenile,
but will now stop @pilgrimag.
ing" on his own account, and
hereafter be an "aid" to the
conquering Western Napoleon,
The Little Corporal the well
deserved circulation Of which
was even before this addition
larger than that of any other
juvenile magazine in the world.
Grace Greenwood still writes
for it. The July number begins
a new volume, and we advise
our friends to send on to the
publishers, at once, one dollar,
which is the price for one year,
and give their children thie
unique, original magazine,
which has no superior any
where. Those who subscribe
during June, will receive the
June number extra.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

Tue pastoral setter of Arch
bishop Spalding a~dhis suffra
gan pCelateS which was read
at Balti6iore, on Sunday, con,
tains the following interesting
passage:
"The colored people are
tractable and generally crate.
ful tor our ministration. Their
unsettled and abHormal condi,
tion, necessarily arising from
their Sudden emancipation
should the more actively ex,
cite our sympathy, We that
are stronger ought to, bear the
infrmities Of the weak. We
therefore desire that separate
schools and churches be es'
tablished for the blacks, wher'
ever they may be deemed
practicable and expedient-
Where special schools are not
erected for them, every facili'
ay should be afforded fer theiI
religious and moral training
as far as circumstances will
permit"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
Foreign News.

The new President of Costa
Rica is named Jesus Jimenez
WOMEN in Russia, owning
property have the right to vote
by proxy.
~TaE Cork Priyy Council
London, on May 2sth, has
adopted a petition for the par.
don Of Fehian prisoners.
The elections recently held
in Munich, resulted generally
in favor of the union of North
and South Germany.
The Emperor Francis Joseph,
has given his sanction to the
Public School Bill passed by
The Reichsrath. .l
THE Grand Lodge of Orange.
men, of Ireland, have petition.
ed the Queen against disestab-
lishment of the Irish Church.
THE rejection of the treaty
for the sale of st. Thomas, by
the United States Senate,
causes much irritation at Co,
penhageD, Denmark.
The Tories throughout Great
Britain are organizing meet.
ings to protest againsts dis.
establishment Of the Irish
Church.
IT is definitely learned that
the rumor of the alliance be.
tween France, In,laDd arc
Spain, against the United
States,iS without any founda
ticn.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03
Legal Notice.

Abraham WILDER, plaintiff 1a a&.ls..
against In Vinton Com.
George W. Bowen and mon Pleas.
Morris Albaugh, defts.
~ E0RGE W, BOWEN, whose place OF resi-.
Odence Is unknown, and Morris Albaugh Of
Vinton county, Stale of Ohio, will take no.
tice that Abraham Wilber Of Ninion county,
Slate Of Ohio, did on the nth day Of May A. r.
1869, file his petition IN the Court OF Common
Pleas, within and for the SAID county OF Vim.
ton, against the said George W. Bowen and
Morris Al5augh, setting firth that the SAID
George W. Bowen, on the tn day or March,
A. d. 1866, gave to the piain.ifi, mortgage, on
the following real estate 10 wit. ln.lots Nos
%, q, and "a and oulslots Nos. Z, 8, 0, and 10,
in the town Of Prattsville in said county Of
Vinton, 10 secure the payment Of one hundred
and seventy Ave dollars, with Interest thereon,
from said l5,h day OF March, A. j.. 1866, at the
rats OF ten per cent. per annum, and that the
said Morris Al!baugh, defendant, claims
some interest In said premises: That the said
sum OF one hundred and seventy:fve dollars
with interest thereon as aforesaid is due and
nnpaid-and praying that the said premises
may be soldto ay he zane together with the
interest thereon, and the said defendants Al q
notified that they are each required 10 appear
and answer said petition on or before the third
Saturday after the 2ith day of lime. A. n. 1869
II. e, JONES,
Attorue for Plaintf
Ma Gv
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Dn,nestic News.

more promising in Ohio than
it does this spring. 70
THERE are said to be more
laRdsGdes In the Rocky Noun
tains this spring than were
ever before known {.
@ ARIZONA advices state that
grasshoppers are making their
appearance in great numbers
near HardySville. .e. s-.
The Secretary of the Treas
ury is buying up fve-twenties
at the rate Of a million dollars
a week, for the national debt
sinking fund.
MAJOR GENERAL PHn. SHERI,
DAN, Joined the citizens of Gin.
cinnati, on Saturday, in the
ceremony of decorating the
graves Of our country's fallen
patriots. f.,..
Governor WARMoTu of Lou
isiana, has proclaimed a quaran-
tine Of not less than ten days
for all vessels from West In
dian, Mexican, Central and
South American ports. r..
AS the steamer T. L, McGill,
for Omaha, was backing ont
from the landing, May 81, she
blew out her larboard cylln.
der'head, doing other damage,
and severely iJurlng the engi-
neer.
IT is stated that there is
every prospect Of a reunion of
the two schools of the Presby.
terian Church. Their General
Assemblies, now in session in
New York, have the matter un.
der consideration.
JOHN F. KLEIN, and John H.
Bowen were arrested at Indian.
apolis, Tor illicit distillation Of
whisky, a business in which
theyhave been engaged for sew
eral months. Government de-.
tectives gave the information.
HORRIBLE! At Indianapolis,
a tender-hearted mother held
her little boys head under the
water, 22d inst, until he was
dead. The boy had committed
some minor o0ense. The wo.
man has been arreted Tor mur-
der. ..a o..
The Lizzie Majors case is
amicably settled. Spain will
make formal apology to the
United States for the capture
and Imprisonment of the
American citizen Arribel, and
also make proper compensa.
ton to him.
Lax delegation is now the
absorbing theme of discussion
among members of the Meth.
odist Espiscopal denomination.
Arrangements are being made
in the churches for taking the
vote on the question toward
the latter part of June.
COLONEL PRICE has organized
u strong expedition against the
savages. Many of the recent
depredations have been traced
to the so.called friendly In,
dians on Government reserva.
tions. Means have been adopt.
ed to secure and punish depre-
dators.
KATE FISHER, the actress, was
in Court last Thursday, on a
charge of grand larceny, pre-
ferred by Mrs. Bevins, OF Long
Island, in having, it is alleged,
stolen a watch worth 5000.
She denied the act and the
case was postponed until Fri
day. She has since been ac-
Quilted. q. r.r,~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

DOM PIATT and L. D. Rey.
nolds announce for the 1st OF
June new daily in Dayton,
to be called the Dayton Daily.
The new paper is to be Repub-
lican. ~ .a- 3 hao.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

A LITTLE child of Mr.. q. P.
Griffith, residing ON Laurel
street, fell, yesterday morning,
from a second story window of
his house, full eighteen feet,
to the steps at the front door,
and thence to the pavement.
Most fortunately she not only
escaped being killed, but there
is reason to hope that she is
not even seriously injured. The
crib in which she had slept had
been temporarily placed near
the open window, and while
the nurse was putting the room
to rights, and had her attention
diverted for a moment, the ba.
by crawled out of it's cosey
nest to the window sill, and
thence fell to the ground
Even the contusions the little
pet received were apparently
slight, and last evening she
was nearly as bright and natu,
raj as though nothing had hap
pened.-C Cincinnati CONNER.
cial.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-06-03

Tic, discharged solulers OF the
army and all other citizens who
desired to participate, met at
the appointed hour in the
Court House, last Saturday, to
pay respects 10 the memory of
the departed patriots of the
late war. The G. A. II. had
formed in the room in Wills
Block and proceeded from
there in order of march to the
Court House, where they were
met by citizens generally
both ladies and gentlemen,
who wished to lend their ald to
add interest to the occasion.
The ceremonies were opened
with music frcnl an organ, ac-
companied with singing by a
choir, which performed its part
well; after this, an excellent
prayer was delivered by Rev.
Warren, then music again; af,
ter which Comrade Hubert de
livered an address, which was
able and interesting through
out. After the address was de-
livered, the procession was re-
formed, and proceeded to the
graveyard; after arriving, the
Rev. q. P. Taylor delivered a
prayer, the soldiers then
marched along the route of the
graves, and each soldier drew
from a large and beautiful bou-
quet, which consisted of twen-
ty four smaller ones, one of the
smaller ones as they passed
and laid one on each grave
there being just twenty-four
graves, after this was perform
ed, the benediction was pro.
nounced by Rev. Warren, the
assemblage dismissed, and the
u. A. r. marched back to their
Hall, where, after being called
to order of business, the follow
ing resolutions were adopted
unanimously.
Resoleed, That this Post re.
turn thanks for the efficient
service rendered by the COM
mittee of ladies in procuring
flowers and arranging the dec.
orations for the occasion of the
Goth, and that we tender thanks
to the clergy on that occasion.
Re8oIyed, That We tender
our thanks to the citizens who
so literally contributed flowers
for the decoration and favored
US with their presence on the
above mentioned occurrence.
WIN. j. RANNELLS z. y.
It's only justice to say that
the choir did their part well;
we have not listened to better
music in the place. The ora.
ton of Comrade Hubert was
eloquent, high.toned and
abounded in deep pathos; it
was delivered in good gesture,
free and easy without any ap.
parent embarrassment, and the
appearance of the speaker on
the stand was dignified and
graceful. The ladies who were
on the committees for making
preparations deserve especial
credit; they toiled night and
day in making wreathes, bou-
quets, &c. for the occasion, a
fact, which proves conclusively,
that our Macarthur bellies are
not destitute of physical ener.
gy, when occasion requires. '