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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that petition will
be presented TO the Commissioners OF Vlnton
county, Ohio at their regular session I'm
March next, praying for the establishment OF
q County Rcod along tho following described
route, in said VintOn county, to-wlt:
Beginning at a point IN the County Road
leading from Macarthur 10 Athens about one
fourth OF a'milP north ofthe residence OF Fllhu
A. Sisson, In said Vinton county, and about
one and 0no-haf miles from said town al
Macarthur, where said road Ia lntersccted by a
lmall stream commonly known as dSpoolt
Holl0W;" thence on the nearest and most
practicable route, In anorth- -easterly direction
In almost straight line, across the lands OF
the Vinton Furnace and Coal Company 40 aa
10 intersect road leading from Vininn Station
on said Macarthur and Athens Road TO the
town OF ZaleskI, In said Vlnton county, M or
near the house In which Lawrence HOLLAND
now lives, commonly known MS the WRed
Housej" thence along said road 10 the hank
OF Raccoon Creek, about twenty rods above
the Marietta a Cincinnati Rallrond I,ridoo.
thence across said creek on the lands or fSe,,
light Bowen and tho ZalcsN Compnnv IN M
easterly direction 10 the foot OF tho hill.
south-easterly direction 70 a well In an old
orchard between said Railroad and that pnrt
of the town OF HaleslSl called "ShanRhai ~
thence In nor!h-eeatcrly direction 70 ne Ia
lntcfEoct the south cnd OF Broadway street. IN
said town OF Haleslii, near the EpIecobnj
Church, and thore 10 ond. il7 'T@Nf'~~
January 20, lseo.tdin V4' Hi''
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27

IRE attempted reunion Of the 53I Rec
iment I this place on Wednesday ~ lac,
week was an entire failure Not half .
doSen members Of the Regiment met
Nc wonder II was an entire failure >
The Vnto" Record printed in McArtbu,
gave notice that the reunion OF the 5ad
would DO hs.d in tho year loso-just on,
hundred years hsuce-and no ono wen,
from Vinton county.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27
THE ALASKA SwINDr.1

The ALASKA SwINDLE.-
Everything the Radical Con
gress touches is contaminated
with fraud, bribery, and vii
lainy. Hon. r. j. Walker
has just testified before the
Alaska Investigating Com
mittee, to the receipt OF
$4,000 in gold. He paid f.
2. Stanton five thousand as
assistant counsel, and the
publisher of the Washington
Chronicle, a son Of John w.
Forney, three thousand dol
lars, because he has been very
kind in publishing said Walk
el's estimate on the value of
Alaska. The bottom of this
scandalous business has not
been touched. How much of
this fund was used for cleo
tioneering purposes.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27

DEDloATIcN.--The new Ohristian Union
Church, just completed, near the residence
OF A. ]. MARrISDILL, in Richland town.
ship about three miles south-wes. Of
McArthur, will he dedicated on Sunday
February 2lst 1852 (beipg the third Sab
ha'h in that month"; A general invita-
ton is given to all the friends of Chris
tiani'v to attend
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27

Hon. A. j, SWAIN, mem
Der House from Vinton coun-
ty, will accept our thanks for
numerous valuable documents
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27
The ENQUIRER Sustained,

The Supreme Court Of the United
States has decided, Chief Justice
Chase giving the decision, that
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000. 900,
PAIDIN FULL.

BRANCH OFFICE
FIRST NATIONAL BAEK BUILDING, PRYy'I
Where the general business OF the Com panS
Is transacted, and to which all general CORES.
poudence shoRld be addressed.
OFFICERS:
CLARENCE n. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman, EnancS ana
Executive Committe.
HENRN D, COOKE, PRECEDENT.
EMERSON W. PEET, Secretary and Act
usry.
This company, National in its character. Of.
lers, by reason Of Its large capital, low rats
oipremium and new tables the most d,SIrs-
public. '-'
The rates OF premium, being largely redue.
ed, are made rs favorable to the Insurers az
tnose OF the best mutual companies, and
OF Notes, Dividends and the naislanderstand.
Policy older.
Several new and attractive tables are now
presented which only 10 be understood TO
prove acceptable 70 the public, sAch as the
lNooAE-PkoprctNd POLICY and RHTURN PREMIUM
roLirE In the former, the pollcy-holder not
only secures life INSURANCE, payahle at
death, but will receive, ifliving, AFTER period
o. AleW years, an annual income equal to
ist Isn per cent. Of the par ofhis policy. In the
laItor, the COMPANY agrees to return TO the
| assured the total amount of money he ha1
palu IN, In addition 10 the amount OF his poll
cy.
Tue attention Of persons contemplating in-
surlus lheir lives or Increasing the amount OF
| insurance they already have, Is called to the
SpeclM advantages offered by the National
Lie Insurance Company.
circulars, Pamphlets and full particulars
tVen On application 70 the Branch Once Of
the Company, or to
JOHN W. ELLIS & co,
cincinnati, Ohio, General Agents for OhIo asA
Central and Southern Indiana,
f. L. TIA WIZ,
Special Agent for Vinton County.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27

ouR friends will assist US grea tly ap1
at the same time confer favor by sending
us local Items from different parts Of tn Q
county.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-01-27
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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
THE GOLDEN SIDE

There Is many rest n thc road of life,
 1T we would only stop Co take it, And many tone from the better land.
 IT the querulous heart would make iti To the sunny soul that Is full of hope,
 And whose teautifnl trust ne'er faieth, The grass is green and the flowers are bright, Though the winter storm prevalent Better Co hope though tho clouds hang low, And Co keep the eyes stil Iftcd; For the sweet blue sky will soon peep through When the ominous clouds are rihedi There was never . night without day,
 Or an evening without a morning; And the darkest hour as the proyerb goes,
 Is the hour before the dagning. There is many gem In the path of life,
 Which we pass in our Idle pleasure, That h richer Ar than the je~escd crosn,
 Or the miser's hoard of treasure; lt may be the love ofa little child,
 Or a mothers prayers to heaven, Or only beggar's grAiefal thanks
 For a cup Ot water given Better 10 weave in the web Of lie
 bright and golden filling, And Co do Gods Nill with s ready heart
 And hands that are ready and willing Than to snap the delicate. minute threads .Ofour curious lives Asunder, And then blame Heaven for the tangled ends And sit and grieye and wonder
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

THE GESTI.EEEss OF CHRIST is that quiet influence which, like perfumed flame from an alabaster lamp, fills many a home with light hnd warmth and fragrance all together. IL is the carpet, soft and deep. which, whiic t difIuses a look of ample com fort, deadens many creaking sound. It is the curtain which from many beloved form wards off the summers glow and the winters wind. It is the pillow on which sickness lays its head and fergets half it's misery. and to which death comes in balmier dream. It is promptitude of sympathy. It is love in all its depth and all it's delieacy. l. is every melting thing included in that matchless grace, ~the Gentleness of Christ"
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

A SHORT RULE TO MEASURE GgaIx--An exchange says: S'lt is convenient to farmers and purchasers to have an easy and correct rule by which to measure corn in cribs. Here is one: Having leyeled the corn in the crib. measure the length, breadth and depth. and multiply them together. and deduct from the product one fifth, and you have the number ofsblshels in the ear for sheiled corn take one-half To be strictly correct, add half a bushel for every hundred. Persons who are fond of cyphering can test the eorrecpess oI this rule by taking l,s7s solid inches for a foot, and 2, l50 in a bushel, and see that the latter is nearly one-iifth larger than the for mer
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
SUMMONS.
IN rnE pIsrRIcr oouR1 oF TnE sEcoND

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE SECOND tuiesI pct of ,is roTTisosy of Ars9as- ia and ss the eeanfy of N1lare
 yyimsa Ii fsriv. ptaiaEn. sxsfuss c E D~tsss1d. Jshn O East B Cotiur.on. q srsfi stewart Charles rutler V teet ,. M ShasesH. joha NiEhengals ars ti.rles f. sirung aefsetiants
 Arfau hrorrhf ia fhw pisfrsa N,ff f he Seruud Jii sai Fgstrics ~ ie refftfery of Arta "a and tr ths ssiatv s Mshnss aud rs causraiu Giai jn sd svsnfy of Mchsve r se oaes 5f ihe cTh gf aad ns'rlcs Cart
 The rs}s af ste Tsrrry uf AF.xoss sena rressaE tf C. o. prttned T h CelaHktoS. Charles Huiisf !. N shsserU Chastes |. ~rrrr ;ss q E-st ? sastt Stew art J W fers srI Jehs Nightingale, teis1itbpts
 Nol hereby required to afrsar ta tn arfan hrpax ss-str4s rs hv g's- .i-s. s-=l -i-ss i uissrt Cor,Ft d sts ~s r4 Inel Disfie f fhs Terriugy gf Ariytns ia ana a- ie r.nnts of Hrsrs szi ta sss eas.ai E.rsi lkfsa Nsa.z terafr asys .sssssts 1f te aav ef sarvre ssef te ssfstrf 'l f s= szst r.asf ssrfea wighin ths ea'fffv served usr' sf ffs slaintt dissFist afta fgss faa- sttrr wise vshe iusn8v aaFs-sr isiEnesf hy dsfaalt u hs ;akra asus' you. sreerisg io ue rrsyes a ssi ooa- plaiut
 Thr .ad aonoa ss brought s ai siirsF esa.al daiars isafi mfDeY sf ihr Uuassi stssrs ss tssiafe eae errhia rsk fssa be NgshaFu f-s sei Hichzan na@ is Mssavs s4gasir said frrssasY ia t~ s- s-z .- -li a--a ha.Ix as,n-zr la cousfsleaa ey I af irhieh ]. h.resy aitsehsf
 Aad voa ars hsrvar sasiasd that YoFs ss aFress and ansaf ea sd csarlsiut sisTs svsaifvd iha si pisintN pi5 sks lusst aTaisst yel FTsyF-i fs "a sr5=s= a=.l=s kaaA and nc ss1l sf ttr pistfies Cs.na ~ iae Seeard Jnstscia n.sififi ahNN efrs TsfstrV of rfzfaa ai sse str tsfuty ] af Nohavn fas Zsd day af NsF~ssissf is ias yrf pf o,r Lord O is.u' f l.nsi-si an Eig etsh, AseiAasn JAMES BULL Ctsrs
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
TO-DAY

1t stands at the head Of all the tonic and alternative many limitations but 70 rirais Physicians pro-. nounce it thc ONLY SAFE srINuL,Sr that has ever. been introduced isto the sick chamber. In the- Hospitals of the Army and Navy. the surgeons find IL the very bes; tonlc for eonvalcscents, and report it as invaluable for sustaining the vgor of troops on the march, a. remedy for scurvy and oil seorbutie affections, and the only sYecinc for seasiokncss. California and Australia have etnphatically lndoFsed it As the MINERS MEnIcIxE par srcsils,.es and In spanish America and ali the tropical climate ii is considered the only reliable antidote to epidemic fsvers.
 There Is no mystery sbont Inc causes Of It. sue cess ii is tfe only rfosiisciie aud Aitrratlve in which arr combined the grand requisites of mild, pure, and uuyitiAfed vegetable stirnulans, uilh tc ucst selection oi iouie anti bilious. anti. scorbuiic, aporicn,, and deparatlse herbs planla. roots and barks that have e.es been iBicfmlxed ln medicinal preparation.
 The Biltcfs have this dlsiInciive quality, which is not shared, is believed by any soaie, tncsure, or extract In lbe wesId shey do nos excite the pulse. though they lHfnse a wonderful degree of sigos Into lhu Beirous system. and strengthen and sas,ain Ihe shDle physleai organization. Ii b Aio proper Co state ihai shs Bliirrs sold exclusively To giAss. and never under any eircum- stances by ths gallon or the barrel. imPoSiSfs
 and iiniisiora aru slroad, and Inc oaiy safeguard
 the public has against them is 10 thsl Ihs Blt-
 ters they bay bssr Inc engraved lAicl and nose of
 hand of Mvssrs HossesisF < sssss;A, and sh= gux- erulasat stamp orss the cork vf Ehs o0sIie.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
gtaal Sdrertisrments.

THE DISTRICT COURT, - Third IlB pssGic. in and fr the county of Nav' .rs and Territory of Affona
 s,utu J WFtfA plaintiff AsnLEa E WELLS, dpfa.siaui --Orie, of publication.
 Action brought n the prci Court in and fr Inc oouniy ,f yarsfvti and Territory of Arizona.
 The Terri,ory of Ar1oua sends gresuug io Amber E- Wers dffindant
 you are hsr,ty sdnlunnsd and required o arf<nr 70 sn .rton brought araiBs' vt by ths above named p.inH o ,l Disiriri C..r, d Thfd Judicial District in and fr Inc county f Yavsrsi and Territory pf ArEpu Co ah ssef f rrriani sed fhfrrn fa cory of which a'cotn sns ,s safnans) within twenty days leRsiustNe "t he duv o .srveel sHsr hr service uIn yuu ni hs innnt il srrve in f cunsy; bat f servei uft of ihe cinfy and i fiss Territory then within try days and served ait of rho Teryosv ,heu within tweniy tays or dgtrn' nv default viii t tzsr= agss-i ye's a.eading to ths fssyer uf sad rnmrlaiHt
 Thh arsar is brought ,o prrcure Decree "i bFefes fan inc bonds of usfrfuonr hefettre crtrtctd tNren Inc above rialunf and you The deffnfauf Afntlfr h Wells o the ground uf wifii negect ou us pst f f'u ,hs asien9aut fsutds fhr common neofasiffr ni ne sr br t-Ef f ;sFre y-ar- aaa which e nov eisafy shown and fsrfh in t.s letitfu in said clu-t
 And yau arr hereby sasf-i ftAi V yun hi to aff~a,
 rd ansaer c csurisiut above re4uryi ne 7ai1ua wl aks afsnr srspsi yoa and afFly ie ios Court ti shs rcef ssan.isd in her riitn and ty eos,> aai de t,trsspents in u,is behalf ext~nded- - Given under rsr hlHA snd ihs a-si of thc bts istN'-i ir4 Cort tbs efn day o isgriaiE A. i i--r
 Ae~58 ED V WELLS Cisfk.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
Newspaper Laws.

T. Subscribers vho do not give espfe< eofice ie iss contrary, oonsidsssd wshng to eoa0ue their sao s,rpiipu.
 2 II sfibserbers wtfh their paper dlsesuuued TulsA' cs may contrun fo sc1t them ufl a ehafGes are An
 lf sshscrben neglcct Fef8se io take them pr from fie office place Co which they sent fhey " heid resIonsbl. nnt they tseir bls aud gNs aHs notice io disoenfinus
 S h shscres Co other plnces without infofmins fhe pabseE and hc paper sef inc frmef dffete tey are held Iesponslbls Noaee should always Dc s' af tae removal
 The Csans tnfe decided at rsss,ing te takea Ais' froD the elee. removing and leaving unsi*e ''' s Pf.n Jacis evidence Ot ln,rusionei lTaua.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
The Shaking Martyrs

of Fever and Ague, instead Of being dosed for months with quinine. 10 Inc ruin of the general health, are promptly set upon their feet again, without dangrr of a relapse, by this proiapt rem edy for every kind of Intermittent Taken as safeguard against miasma, it render. an attack of chiiis and Fever absolutely impossible.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
Aftsr an Attaok of ssolness

When the animal powers orc exhausted the pulse weak, ihe mind depressed, and all Inc powers of vitality s' low ebb, there Is no restorative com parable with the BiTTERs. They renovute every organ, gently stimulate the circulation, Improve the duality of the blood, clear the elonded brain, nnddmpaft 10 the trembling neres stability and rrmness. Sold by all Druggists.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
The Horrors of Dyspepsia

And the dismai train of diserssrs to which it leads, are ayerted by the use of HosTETTER's BIT fEisS ss preventive, or cured riih aston. ishng eelerIty by its direct and genial operation upon the stomach, the liver and she nervous sys- tem.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

"WILLIAs, thee knows I never call any body names, but, William, if the Mayor of the city were to come to me and say, Joshua, ] want thee to find me the biggest liar in all Philadelphia, would come to thee and put my hand on thy shoulder and say to thee, William, the Mayor wants to see thee.'n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20
If You Are Bilious.

There Is nothing that touches the Liver the seat of the maady, SO quickly, aud restores IL SO cer. ialniy io perfectly healthy and regular condition as HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs. Ifof bilious habit" the tendency Of your system to that form of disease may be held in check for hfeiame by the occasional use of this harmless ycgetablp nntidote
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

"GEsTLENES," said candidate in the far West, after having given his sentiments on the 'Constitntion,' the Monroe Doctrine and such like etopics-"gentlemen," and be put his hand on the region of his heart, ''these are my seatiments-the sentiments gentle men, of honest man-aye, a honest politi- cian-but, gentlemen and fellow citizens, q
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

A METHOD of sewing boots and shoes with copper wire instead of the common thread has been patented, the advantage being that at very small increase in expense the strength and durability of the work are much improved.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

sRoucH es PoILARD.--Gen. D. IT IfiIl savs of Pollard, the Southern Historian: There was not drummer boy or colored servant in Lees army who had not more accurate knowledge of the battles Of the late war than the bomb-proof penny liner who set himself up as their chronicIer.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

HosEs is supposed .e have been the first to notice the Greeian bend in the following lines from the text book of the IliaH ''Lo, here the wretehed Agamemnop stands, Tbe unhappy general of the Grecian bands Whom love deerees with daily cares to berd."
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

ONE yesr's business of the Union Pacific Rsilroad (the report is made up at Cheyenne figures up Tl, ,2e0, ,655 pounds of freight. on which the sun of sl ,3GO,00 4s was paid, Express and Government freight not inciu- ded. Amount received for tickets. ss2s 600.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-02-20

IN TIE DISTRICT COURT. THIRD JUDI clai Dis'rief ia Aaf Ns rss county of YaFzps 4aA Territory of Arlgs1aa
 |. q. Dickson. PiatutiG, rf FilGAbttk
 Ann Dfekassn, Dvfs ndaRt.
 Action hrofgh ln s Dfs,ri Criirf .u xai f Inc eoaay of ravsfe aud Terrliory Uf krEaHa-
 The 1srTi'1ry v fTtarl- --s-s- Ffs=ss .S sa==as= Ana bsckaeln. defsasEnt
 You heref sEsnraus ru rrlifr,si To srv-aF iu sersoo bgoght against ypu ty Inc atsvs ua1isa rainta h ho uisfre Clrt of fhs ftri Jsssl lli.tret ih RsI fz Inc e6nt'y ~ YATerai sra Terry ~ Arisnns S as tss cnp piani sed fhrren fs copy of wksh aeasn snes ihis sa-nnns whin teerfy days exeinsive sf Inc asy ~ rrYige afer f service sfJa ys fhs sssrscns served In this eognsys bad servci sf ihe county and in he Ye-ofy within fxry a4ys; and ssTecd oui rf Inc Territory thes uiiin twenty aays iaaxnsen by asfsu w bs taken againss ysa, ssc.riing b isT=r-s s< ==sA ~sss-iei.f
 Tbs acson h brouEh; prayins fa Dccrvs of Divurrs zist day sf May. A. D. i- ard existing between said riantf snd yo The defradaat Eliptef Ann Dick ,hr Krpead ef dessron ana aesitrfy rs rars sf yoa. tle dcfsnsnt And sH the sis aaa exein- sive eceltrs and custody gf Alice Ada Dckassu 0niy ehid ane ssis af sad nairac beiwreu Inc pianin and you, fhs defcntant
 And yoa hereby sasaed Cat z yuu hs io nppesr and slsHsr fhe eonpaiut abev~ requwed the pianiia Nh take defal1t against ypa and apply t ths Co fr the relief aerna1si n his refiou and r and ds- bar-rn~ats is ths. behalf eKpentlosi.
 II- s Given under my hand and Inc seal of tae De ircf Court. tnis Oh day of February, A. D. i.i8.
 H7D ED. ". WELLS Clerk