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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-08-08

CHURCH on NAzARETH.-Eldei
John II. Beasly, will dismiss the ques-
ton, HAS man an immortal sOul?"
to-day at II am, in the Municipal
Court room.
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T DESIRE to lease or sell my steam NH and
Lake road. all IN perfect running order. AD-
ply at 50 South Court street, or at premises,
for Information.
aug6 MADDY THOMPSON.
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THE person, male. or female, who
took a book entitled 81 Nuge,v from
the parlOr of the house lately occupied
by me in Memphis, is invited to re-
turn Il TO me through Charles w. Adj
ans, Esq. / request this, first, be-
cause 1T contains poems printed fer
private circulation only, and / have.
other copy; and second, because it
belonged to a sol who was killed dur
ing the late war, has on n of its
pages q mss. letter from me to him, and
has to ne a value krabove money. To
steal such a keepsake IS like saerilege;
and il any one who knows me sees the
book in the possession of anybody, |
hope he will take possession of il and
return it to me. ALBERT PIKE.
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PLANTERS ASSURANCE COMPANY.
This company has already commenced
business and its card viii be found
elsewhere. 1t is useless for us to pre-
dict for it a prosperous flture-the
names connected with it as officers
and directors are alone a guarantee
that the company will prove success
ful. A home institution, whose stock
is owned by our first business men, it
can only prove one of the best cOmpa-
nies in the South. j. g. LOnsdale,
Esq, formerly Secretary of the De
Soto Insurance Company, is President
of the new company, and ID. IL. Town
send, Esq, Is Vice President. Its
Secretary and Treasurer, Capt. Walter
Goodman, is an experienced Insurance
man, and the Assistant Secretary,
John G.. Lonsdale, Jr., has also been
connected with the business for years.
A list of the Board of Directors will
be found in another column, and, as
soon as completed, we viii publish the
list of stockholders. The stock of the
company, $500, 900, has already been
taken, each stakeholder being limited
to $500.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and ST. Louis U. S. Mail Line
or HTcKNAE cOLUABUs GIRO AND.
ST. L0VLS renaa1

ST. LOUIS. aFHaafr
nNE OF the Company's hne Pas r.
" senger steamers viii leave asE~
foHOws:
JULIA, MONDAY. Ang. 9, at pm.
BELLE MEMPHIS, TUESDAY, AUG. 10 pm
BELLEsT. LOUIS, THURSDAY. Aug. y, 5 pm.
MARBLE CITY, FRIDAY. Aug. "a, az pm.
CITY OF CAIRO SATURDAY, Aug. Il, at pm.
Tickets for al points, via Memphis and 81.
Louis Packets, North, East and West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Office, rs Main
street. FLEN. CALEERr SUIT
SAVE. WAVE. Eeket AGENT. aag9
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FINE PEACHEs.-I am receiving.
constantly the finest peaches ever
brought to this market, which 1 viii
sell at reasonable figures and deliver
free to any part Of the city.
F. n FLYNN. 50 Real street.
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EMINENT New York and Philadel-
phia physicians claim Sbat Dubois
MiSsisquoi Powder actually cures can
Ger. 1t is advertised in this issue.
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GET YOUR ICE at Charley ". Mar
tins, No. 81 Jefferson street. Ppsede-
livery.
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GRACE CHURCH VIII be under the
pro TEN. charge Of the Rev. DIR. White
by request of the wardens and vestry.
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sENAToRs ELECTED.

j. r. Eason, Con-, OfEIaury; Faux
ner, Con-, OF Coffee; En-. Etheridge,
Con-, of Weakley; Nelson, Con-, OF
Washington; Stark, Con-, of Robert
son; Cubbins, Con-, of Shelby; Thonl-
as, Con-, Of humphreys; ClemensOn,
Con-, of McMinn; Cooper, Con-, OF
Bedford; Pearson. Con-, of bradley;
Luttrell, Con-, OF Knox; McFall, Con,
of Rutherford; Henry Cooper, Con,
of Davidson; ID. c. Slaughter, Con-,
Of Upton.
This completes the list of Senators,
Floaters and Representative reported
elected to date.
The latest telegram, received last
night, puts SenfeFs entire majority at
$4,000; and elects sixteen Ccnserya-
tives and four Conservative Republi-
cans to the Senate; forty-six ConserY-
atives, four Conservative Republicans
and two Stokes Radicals to the House.
This secures us a working majority in
both Houses, and makes certain the
election of eX-President johnson, SEN
ter, EtheFidge or Bailie Peyt0n to the
United States Senate, and insures US
Ia Constitutional Convention at an
early day. There is another result
certain, and that is that universal
suffrage" IS not sound doctrine for
Tennessee. "Hurra for the white
mans Government and the APPEAL.
as its exponent"
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SERVICES at Grace Church at 100
am; and also services at ) pm. by
the Rev. DIR. White.
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GENTLEMEN, PLEASE TAKE NOTICE.
Just received another large lot British
Half Hose, 81 50 perdOz. Gents Lin
en- handkerchiefs, 81 so per d0z. Puff
I Bosom Shirts, 81. Gauze Undershirts
81 -. NJ kraus q Co., corner Main
and Adams,
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CENTRAL Baptist Church, Second
street, near Beal, preaching morning
and night, Rev. S. H. Ford, pastor.
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MORTUARY REPoRr.-Whites 10
negroes 20. Total 80.
W. 7. ROGERS. N. d..
Health Officer.
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REV. d. L. BURNS Will preach at
the First Baptist Church at l09 AIN,
and at s pm.
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FoR FRIAR,s PoTNT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tn
weekly Packet-FOr H~eIenaand Frfar's Point
GEORGE k-.--GeA Malone. master
ibis elegant passenger Packet r.
Will leave as above every NO$-6A
DAY, "WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY, ats pm.
FOR ireight ~ passage Apply on hoard tyil
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ELECTION MATTERS.
The Full Vote of Shelby County Re-
ceiVed---Senter's Majority.

The returns from the county are all
in. the Ninth civil district, (t1sher-
yfile) having been received yesterday
morning. This vote is as follows;
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LEsLIE's Boys and Girls Weekly,
al 1861 Main street; also the month
lies, weeklies and dailies of the latest
date from everywhere.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods,
ETC., of WiggaDs & Thorn, Manufacture
ers, 2S3 Main street, Clay Building.
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Bills Of Exchange on all the prin-
cIpai cities Of Europe for sale in sums
10 suit at First National Bank, No. IA
Madison street.
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my, Ky, Al Terry. Chicago.

TW Henry, XIV. AL Terry, Chicago,
Dr Norman, Ky, CCrabtree, Miss,
1O,DOnneD, Mo, n II Pittman, Ch'gO,
FIR BrannaD. CITY, r Hicks. city.
OIL Hill, Miss. n S~andridge. Miss.
BlackNOod n c Daus. ST Louis,
ladr, Ark DIV Allen. Miss,
AissLM Allen, Glss, Miss SRoxley, Tenn,
, W Grogan, Ark D Welsh, Tenn,
Js Clayton. Tenn, o Haley, Ark,
Aaynes, Ark q II Le.s0n, Ark.
y ID Collins, Ark CT Woodruff. Tenn.
" Collins, Ark.
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WoRsHAM HOUSE,

W0RsHAM HOUSE for Rent and Furni-
w ture for sale. Apply to
a. TACCAROo q
IA J. J. WURSffEA.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co
Us Mail Line--F0r Pine BluG. Little
Rock, Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
H N--.Beese PTitchard,m master
This splendid passenZersteauer IT,
viii leave for the above on -
MONDAY, 9th inst, ats pm.
T. A. kENDfG, Agent.
aHgN 3i Front ST., MOsby Block. .
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SAINT FRANCIS,
For Mound Civ. Arb

G1EAMER BES CAMPBELL
y VIII make three t1ps eVeryz
day 10 AoUnd city, leaving MemofsS-IF
AMI II a.ia- n 3 pm. TIE nshing near
Mound L1iy ) excellent, The boat EiH also
make 3 nip u Asaa!ss LaRsiRg every Spn-
Jaw fe9l
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FLOATERs ELECTED.

Sherrod, Con-, Of Upton; A. l..
Spears, Con-, OF Hamilton; RSls-
sell, Con-, Of Rutherford; W. o. Per-
kins, Con, of Maury; MeClmy,
Con-, Of McMinn Russell, Con-,
of Bedford; McBaith, Con-, of Knox;
Cheatham, Con-, of Davidson.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


EEABODY HOTEL.
q Clark, bliss FG Griffith, StLouis
J "A WinboUrh, 4s8H j Sullivan, Tenn
II Kline, Tenn As Avres. USN
A H Baker, St Louis Miss ) Mehalland,
Williams, do st LOnis
Miss @ Forrest, do p T jones, Tenn
W Y c Humes, Ten Col D Cross. Ark
Z THazpdersOn, Ark Alrs Henderson, Ark
Il II BowneF, Miss Jno 0verton. Or Tenn
W Pickett, Tenn g u Harris, Miss
j Adair.Ark PMay. New Orleans
Z MeNeal, Tenn ; d Houston, Miss
w Y Potts, Miss q " Goodwin
" DStratton, Tenn WAGYyn, Tcnn
TW PIANIST, Tenn JB Field, Tenn.
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SATURDAY, August Z, 1858.
LADIES LIST.
Bason, Miss s Brinkley, Miss M
Belts, Mrs III Boddie, Miss NJ
Cathro, n
Gass, Miss N Gilmore, NJ
Herman, Mrs. G
Jackson, Mrs Z Jefferson, Miss i
Johnson, u
Kelly, Mrs 7
Miller, MrsSJ Mhoon, Mrs "
Moore, Miss "
Nesbit, Mrs l., 2 Nichols, Miss L
Parker, Miss L Porter, Mrs Err
Ragland, Mrs NJ Rothroek. /
Roberts, Miss A Riohis0n, Miss MA
Reed, Miss o
SafIarans, Mrs GIL Sheppard. Mrs NJ f
south, Mrs A Sudberry, Miss +
Spruce, Mrs NJ Stein. Miss 5
ThurstOn, Mrs l.
Wftzed, Mrs Wyam, Mrs E (coD
eENTLEMENs' LIST.
Anderson, G
Ball, Fw Brooks. TN
Blanford, W Becktels, r q Co
Boles, RS
Cook, BA Campbell, tt
Dumas, i'll Dunn, T.
DruFy, w G Dunn, Z
Dunlap, TO
Gallaher, c German, J N
Gaynor, AT Gaines, A
.Gilleyhen, J Gamble, Al
Greshane, W
Harris, WA HAYS I
Hill, r Hudson, J
Hendan, J Hazard, DR. y d
High, T. Henry, j
Hicks. y
JacksOn.J
Kirkland, j
Leddy, GP Lonely. ST
LOnergan, ST Lake, n
Montague, J Mitchell, J H
NIorchouse, J B Moore, Rev y p
Morris, w Martin, I'D
Morrison, en- Mahonev, j G
Moore, NJ
McGee, ca McIninch, $ ID
Noble, J Ncalis. j
Newport, r u Nilsson, r
Price, 5 Perkins. w NJ
Pearson, WI PAYNE. q W & 60
Paterson, q
Quintan, J
REYNOLDS. Col Ut
Siphers, W \ Sannonpr, FL
Shalty, 40 ~ Shanks, G "
TimOney, j Thoonton, J A
Tribble. &c TOwnes, W
Vance, Il LITEales
Warner, Dr ca Wells. F
Ward, II s Wall. Capt q w
Wallace, w Walker, " .
Wadv, Capt.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER

h4l9tt ne-lndependent MemphI4 and
hhits Hiyer Eaeket-FOr DeVaIfs BIuF
Littie rock. hot springs. -JacksOnuOrf-
LEGAL TENDER John 10. FIiioff mesta-
This splendid passeugersteamer ~
viii leave as above l~
TUESDAY, 10th inst. sf5p.m -
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
as8 Promenade street. foot Jefferson.
Memphis and White River Packet COMPANY.
United States Mail Line.
Eer JaeksOnport and Way Landings.
THIS superb passenger packet IT,
viii leave a. above H
TUESDAY, 10Th Inst, at s p.m.
II. A. kESDIG, Agent,
aug 81 Front street, Mosby Block.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters
remaining in the Memphis P~ostOfice
and not delivered by carriers yester-
day:
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Memphis aRa Wake River Packet estapany,
unltea States iail lins.

NHk FuLLO%tS9 ELEGANT -
passenger Packets OF theEN
above line MI leave Memphis every TIesiay
and saturday n 5 o'clock pm. for an points
On Lttie Red and White rivers as high up as
J~acEs0EpoTt.
TUESDAY:
,,-~ John 2. Davis, Master
SATURDAY:
NAT0IA~ W. J. Ashford, Mister
Making close connections with the railroad
as Desaifs Bluh for Little Rock and an
above on tie Arkansas river; at JacksOnpOrt
with 1ght-Water packets for BateSVflieanaa all
points on upper White FiVer; also for Poca-
haasas, foEhatsauk alH1 all points on Black
"a er. This Inc Vrhftgive tkrOggh bills IN
10 Little h0Ck and all DIN above on
the ArkausaS river, and SI points on White.
Little Red aad Black rivers Also, ticket pas
ssuserS taToesltt 70 AL above paints. Freight
received Al all times by the agents.
JOHN ID. ADAMS President
AaESFs 7. A. KENDIG.
aug2 500 Front St, MoSby Block.
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L. 8. Marshal, Dist. Of Tenn,
CARD OF rHANKs.


We insert the following card of
thanks from the members Of the Exc
.eutiYe Committee to the Sodality Baud
and others:
The undersigned, members of the
County Conservative Executive Com
mittee, would take occasion TO express
publicly their thanks TO the Sodality
Brass Band Of Memphis for their vol
untary services IN serenading, on Fri
day night, the 9Th inst, and to make
known their appreciation Ofthe excel
lent music they performed in celebra-
ton Ofthe great victory at the polls on
Thursday. Thanks are also due, and
are hereby Expressed, t Mr.. Ed. Fon-
tame, Of the Memphis City Transfer
Company, for the use OF a large Omni-
bus and horses, and to Mr.. FIaherty
for the use OF a wagon and horses Er
the transportation of the band. We
congratulate all on the brilliant
achievements Of Thursday in favor of
popular rights.
James .. Durff, A. Woodward,
NJ. ID. l.. Stewart, George r.. Powell,
John 5. Kerr, William Wallace,
II. ID. Baugh, j. j. DuBOse,
anil many otbara
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anu many Others


In another column will be found the
recapitulatiOn ofyote ofthe State which
shows a majority for Senter of 5000
This Is glory enough for M days
WOrL
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PERMANENT.-The removal Of the
Printing establishment Of Charles A,
Beehn 10 the Bethel Block, No. $50
Main street, between Madison and
Court Square, renders it more CON
ye9ient 70 our merchants and the
public generally to take advantage of
mis- low prices and artistic WORK,
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FoRHALE's POINT.
aALs's POM TRl-SEEKLY PACKET.

isF-- HgANA a. HEEHLt .
COMMENCING ON or ABOUT TIE PM
TENTH OFSEPTENBER.
TNHE Memphis and st. Louis It,
Packet Go. viii run their nneA@
side-E hfel Passenger Steamer, Sl. JOSEPB,
between Menphis urd HaIeis Point. feaviag
Memphis Monday. W~oanesdaF-ana FTids5
evening, ar , ~o'el0ca-S Teturniag, WIN fea+e
bales Point Tuesday. Thursday and SatIn[
gay ~ z oelcck H., a%rrtFiug a. Aemphis
early thS tOllOwing morning.,
uENRN ". SMITH, President.
Memphis and st. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison mi N~iftshurg.
THE new aud elegant sldewheeI Passenger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
capt. T. OWman-..--Sam &. Paine. Gaefk
MILL eaTe memphis for HEI- -s~4N
w EAAs L'AkGE1LLE ana 81, -
HlN EitS every. TUESDAY, N
O'Clock pin.
LARRY HARNSTAD, Agent,
fElNN pLr Ma1fann as-u.N
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has
Cincinnati, Chicago, st. Louis, Louis
vile, Nashville and New York DaiIies,
besides the latest Illustrated Weeklies
and MOnthlies.
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BosT Or STRAYED.-0n Friday
evening last q medium size Chestnut
Sorrel Horse, nine years old, has one
white hind foot, was last seen near
Dunlap street, north of Poplar. A lib
eral reward will be paid for his return
TO FORsTEL, KEALHoFER 4 Co.,
300 Main street
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THE members of the Memphis Bar
are requested to meet at the Chancery
Court room on Monday at ~ PM, to
give some expression of their views
relative to the loss sustained by the
profession in the death of Maj. James
Il. Peyton, late a member of this Bar.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27
Going the Entire.

A FELLOW was recently met
in great haste going towards q
pill manufactory in one of our
northern cities. "Hallo, Jim,
which way now so ast9" "The
fact is l have taken two boxes
of fashionable pills, directions,
boxes and all without doing me
any good. Pm going to Saoallo0
th1 agent now, to see what effect
he will have.",
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27
THERE was a desperate at

THERE was a desperate at
temnt at Waynesboro, Burke
county, on Sunday last, to MUIR
der the Rev. j. ). Pitman' a
presiding elder Of the Meth
odist Episcopal Church, de
had preached there and had
induced a number of coloredi
people to renouuce their allie"
glance to the Methodist Church
South and join another church,
and a gang OF Ku Klux plan
ned his death and picketed the
road from his hotel to the de-
pot; but a colored man guided
him across the field and a vol
untary guard of colored men
accompanied him to the depot
Upon his arrival there pistols
were pointed at his head ano
death seemed certain, but the
firm stand taken by the color
ed people saved his life The
only charge against him wa'
that he was a Radical.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

Wanted"A Leedle Drunk"
81 Watts to get a drunk"
said a luton the other day to
"a persoIhe met on the street;
swhere gets'em, hey9"
"Wau to get a drunkG Well,
/ recko you can get that at
any salon in town, where ben
zine Is old. There Is a place
over tb way, for instance"
pointinl to a saloon across the
street C cf- tr.,.......
Teuto went across to the
saloon. Saloon keeper got out
a glassmechanically, with a
look tha seemed to say, "Well,
what is IL"
"CanI get a drunk here'e
whilep
"Get drunk's you're mind
ter, if pu only pay for it." was
the rellv, "Got whiskey Ill
warrant to fetch you, if you
drink enough of it."
$50 Mich yer stay. l don't
want to get drunk like as ter
tifels; only want to buy Won
leedle trunk" yE
"lf you only want a little
drunk, better go and drink red
wine. Don't keep it here
keep stuff for a big drunk
that's sll."
"Nein, nein, nein; l want a
drunk to geep in mine clothes,
to lock up mine key up, unit to
take me along Won der rail
road car, travels in to Nj York
alre while"
"Oh, you want a trunk9 Why
didn't you say so in the first
place9 There is a trunk store
over the way, if that's what
you want"
"Yah, dat is richt;;" ard leu
ton shot across the street to
secure his aleedle drunk"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

PROBABLY the new visible
admixture bill which became
a law is the mesnest act of
even our present General AS.
sembly. It provides that any
person not a white male citi.
zen OF the United States, who
shall vote, shall be punished
by imprisonment in the Peni.
tentiary from one to five years,
Italso provides that any per.
son who shall induce a negro
to vote shall be punished by
imprisonment in the Peniten
tiary from one to five years.
Our laws provide that a non
resident or an unnaturalized
citizen voting shall be impris-
oned in the county Jail from one
to six months. They also provide
that any one who shall procure
such vote shall be imprisoned
for a like period.
Our Democratic Legislature
says that a negro must go 10
the penitsntiary from one to
to five years for voting. 1t also
says that if a person induces a
negro to vote he must atone
for his offeuse by spending
from one to five years in the
Penitentiary, but if he in
duces a nonresident to vote
h g can satisfy the vengeance
OF the law by spending from
one to six months in the coun-
ty Jail. .r. liz
Our statute provides that a
nonresident must know that
he is an illegal voter before he
can be convicted of illegal vo.
ting, but our General Assem-.
bly, says that it is not necessa.
ry for negro to know that he
is an illegal voter. Comment
is unnecessary. a9- .'. 9,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

ISAIAH FAREWELL has driven
a stage from Portsmouth, New
Hampshire, to the neighboring
towns in Maine, for eighteen
years past. In that time he
has travelled 157,7b2 miles, or
six times around the world.
During twelve years OF this
time he only missed four trips
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

This 10 one Of the great enterprises OF the
day. The historical matter is really yaluable;
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 OF
official documents on every page, at the
bottom, which add much to the value OF the
work. IL will be founC on the centre tables
OF thousands Of our countrymen.-lb Boston
Post)
Many ofits illustrative pictures are the best
that we have seen in such q work. and some
Of the numerous portraits Of prominent actors
| in the war are admirable rs likenesses and
works ofart.-(Zion's Herald.)
A careful, comprehensive, minute, and
graphic record Of the origin and progress OF
the war; and 10 the sizc and bt auty ofits pages
| and paper, in the profuseness, costliness, ele'
gance, and completeness OF It's u Illustrations,
| far exceeding any other history yet attempted
-(New York Obseryer)
We speak confidently In praise Of the man
ner IN which the work is brought out. This
narrative, embellished by the picturesque IL
on the war and will be Of priceless value for
pr reservation.-(Boston Adyertiser)
The writer judieiously combines the spirit
| Of philosophical reflection witha vivid and pic
turesque delineation OF facts. His style Is al
once lively and polished, and every page gives
i eVlO6nc6 On ChIclul btuuy hhN yicPniahoh'-
Without any ahectation ofprofound philoeo-
ply, or without fine writing, this history Il, In
our Judgment, one Of the best and most valua-
Bile records OF four great struggle, and we have
no doubt that il will maintain this reputation
In future years, when the records OF the wal
ofice aud the bureaus ofthe other departments
are opened up 10 the future Prescotfs and
Motley's, we shall have secrets revealed and
| light shed on points respecting which we mus
| remain uniformed for the present. but for al
ordinary purposes we desire no better record
than the one thar Il steadily going on to COM
pletion. --(Chicage Prssbyterian.)
The Pictorial History OF the Great Rebellion
in no sense depends upon It's illustrations fo
its worth, though they are exec lent speci'
mems Of the ART, and help the reader TO under
stand the Incidents Of the war. The real mer
it's Of the work are apart from lts engravings
Those merits are strong and lucid style,
vast anount OF well-digested aud veil told i'm
partial statements OF all points about whicl
there are disputes....-Every library shoul'
have this work, for II 10 one OF Singular vslu
az book OF reference, because OF It's compre
hensiveness as we'll es accurcy......As q worl
OF general reading it 10 OF unsurpassed value
-(Boston Traveler.)
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

The Inman line will carry
$4,000 emigrants this year to
the United. States, of which
5000 60 TO Minnesota alone.
They come part under con tract
from smigrant companies, ant
part by prepaid tickets sent te
them by their friends.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

PogEsyy in the Prussian
provinces 10 causing a large
emigration to .Amerlca. Two
thousand emigrants reached
Bremen in one day, on their
way to the United States.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1869-05-27

TIE imprisonment in Eng.
land Of a poor fellow for steal.
ing a turnip from a field has
been followed by the incarcer.
alton for a month Of two girls
Who picked q shiliing's worth
of green's from a pasture.