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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
GINGER SNAPS.
A Collection Of Two thousand Scin-
tillations OF Wit.

The material gathered ana the whols
batch baked by Jo CosE.
This new book contains 'thc merri 7
thoughts Of the merrest men--sbOrt.
crispy; pungent--all selected with care go
that they may be read by men and women,
boys and girls, at any time and place
II is book for farmers at their fresides
in Winter; for folks at home travellers in
cars and stea nhoats; ramblee at the sea
side and in the woods. Take II up al any
time and you will find something you have
never seen before that will make you
8 haks with honest laughter. Price, in
fancy paper, illustrated cover, red ed ge,
only so cents; in board, illustrated cover,
rs cents; in extra cloth, embossed and
lOttered, red edge, 81, IA choice gift book }
Which win you have? Send your money
and you shall have your "SyAPs." Sent
post paid on receipt of prise. Address
the Waikiki VALLEY TINES,
Mon tgomery, N. Y.
N. B.--Editors publishing The above, in
cluding this paragraph, one week, will
receive a copy of "Ginger Soaps" free.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
THERE is much complaint that tn,

THERE is much complaint that the
Ohio State Board Of Agriculture is
q partisan concern--managed in the
interest of Republicans. Of the ten
members who compose the Board
all except Judge Lang, who slipped
in last year, are Republicans. AT
the election on the 9th ult., five
members were elected, all Republi.
cans. There were before the Con.
vention, the names of such Demo
cratic agriculturists, as Hon. James
Stockdale, Of Fairfield; Hon. John
II. Branch, of Clermont; and j.
OBJ. Ronick, Of Franklin, but they
were not of the elect. Mr. Renick
came near an election OR one ballot
but on the next vote the "Ring
concentrated their forces, and he
was distanccd. Half at least of the
farmers of Ohio are Democrats, and
there is certainly to be found in
their ranks agrculturists as well
qualified to represent them in an
official capacity as there are in the
Republican party. Democrats have
long been too forbearing in these
matters. They should in every case,
insist upon Il full representation,
and if not granted, have nothing to
do with it, We are Informed that
as far as the Legislature can reme-
dy the injustice of this agricultural
partyism, its influence will be in
voked, with probable success.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10


The AMERIOAN GUARDIAN,-A weekly
Tempera nee, 1G page paper, is published
by Geo. s. Ferguson g. Co., % North Sixth
street, Philadelphia, Pa at So year, or
81 for six months.
One or two Temperance Tales will run
through every number during the year
besides Sketches of Travel, Adventure,
history, Science, etc. There will also be
q Children's Department which will be
illustrated by beautiful engravings. Every
article will have high moral tone, and
will be calculated to make men better and
wiser.
Among its contributors are, Horace
Greeley, Oliver Dyer, "Colley Cibber," j.
W. Van Nance, t. s. Arthur, Mrs. M. A.
Denison, Mrs. Mary j. Taylor, "Winna
Breese" and others.
Send for q specimen copy, which will be
sent free. Agents wanted. Address
AMERICAN GUARDIAN,
Philadelphia, Pa,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

TIE report that the Radi-
calls consider negroes thecon-
Meeting link between whites
and angels is contradicted on
what appears to be good au-
thority. 1t is only claimed
that they are the sort of ami
NAL used to cheaper Southern
lands for Northern carpet
baggers. They have an old
example of success in doing
business that way up in New
England, There a very re-
spectacle quadruped makes
his clean, warm home in the
ground, industi'iously. When
finished, another, but lazy,
enyious animal, frightenss a
skunk into it in the absence
of the owner, who will not
return to it afterward. Then
the skunk is driven away, and
the lazy, envioys wretch oc-
cupies and enjoys it, stink
and all. So is it with the fife
shaped New, England Radi-
cal at the South, on specula-
ton. He hives the free ne
groes on comely and pleasant
Southern homes until they
become disgusting to cleanli-
ness andtaste through wretch
edness and filth. Then in goes
the highly moral yagabond,
drives out the niggers, and
squats in the dirt himself.
That's So smart transaction in
real estate" from a Gol-for-
saken New Englander's point,
Of view. IN. Y. Democrat,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
Che enquirer.
Will the Democrats Garry Ohio at
the Next Election?

"MAcK," the Washin gton cores
pondent of the Cincinnati Enquirer,
says conc thing is certain, that If
the Democrats do not carry Ohio
next fall, the fault will be their own,
and most likely attributable to the
choice of q poor candidate. The
people are heartily sick of Radical
ism and the Radical party, and dc
sire a change. They were roady
for this change last fall, but the
Democracy was handicapped every.
where with unpopular candidates,
and had no fair chance in the race
With any thing like discretion in
the choice of candidates the tide
can be so completely turned within
the next fow years as to leave
scarcely q vestige of the Radical
party in any of the Western States. "
Let us all go into the work and labor
until it is fully completed.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
CoVode and the Catholics.

The Metropolitan Record
is paying it's respects to the
Republican M. G. (Covode)
from Pennsylvania, who OPP
posed the mission to Rome,
the other day, on the allega-
ton that Roman Catholics
here, used fraudulent natural
ization papers, in order to de-
feat him. The Record says:
Without an if or a but,
without reservation or hesita-
ton, even without the justifi-
cation of excitement, the
members of a church num-
bered in this country by mil
lions are insulted in the gross
est manner and, with a reck-
lessness of lying effrontery
and unparalleled audacity
never before witnessed, by
one of the lights of the Rad
ical party.
"The day has gone by new
er to return, when "a fling at
the Papists was sure to tell
WELL or at the Irish either.
The Irish are not green
enough for Radical tools; the
only green ones among them
were the rccreant journalists
who were so vcrdant as to
think they could influence
even one Irish vote. Their
Radical friends are making
the next job Of the kind, not
only difficult, but impossible. :"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
BASE LYING.

The ViatOn Record utters a base
lie when it says this paper "charges
the late Grand Jury of this county
with being bribed." "There is not
a man of common sense in the
county but knows it," The Record
lies about and misrepresents almost
everything published in this paper.
1t had better give the "Public
Record of the Democratic candidate
for Auditor" a few more insertions.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

THE CosAIC DIAL With . rotating cen.
tral dial, on our beautiful chart of the
Northern Hemisphere the present time
may be obtained all around the earth q,
with the difference in time between any
two points Fast or West. II may be set
at any time, 1t is necessity in the
school room, illustrating equation of time
at a glance. Price by mail, 81. Address
W. fl. GARDNER, Editor State League
Syracuse, N Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

The public surely know that ]. s
MCDOWELL, Esq, whose shop is at his
Office, on Logan street, beats all others In
manufacturing Sewed Boots and Shoes
lie uses none hut the best material; and
he is the Oldest and most experienced
workman in this town. Let those wishing
Boots, Shoes, Caters, &c., that will out.
wear three or four pairs Of store boots
aud shoes, go and see "Maok," and we are
sure he will give entire satisfaction. He
does all kinds Of repairing in the nsatest
mh nnRr
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10


1HE M0sT LAUGHABLE gHlSG ON EARTH
"A game that can be played by any
number of persons; T. susceptible of 5000
changes; endless transformations Of wit
and humor; producing rOars Of laugh.
'er. Just the thing for old folks and
young folks, evening parties and dull
days. A sure cure for home sickness aud
the blues, Sent post paid, per return
mail, on receipt of 80 cents-throe for ST.
Address Waikiki VALLEY TINES, Mont.
gOmery, Orange, Co.. NY.
OF this popular play, the American Ag
riculturist says: "a hearty laugh is lux
ury-and often Grst rate medicine. We
INDUCED In such laugh the other even
ing. while the young folks were amusing
themselves with this innocent and very
amusing game II is not q hGmbug."
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
The AcooMsopArloN HACK LIrr,--Tbi

The ACCOMMODATION HACK LIRE.-This
linehas been established from this town
to Vinton Station. A 6rst.class Hac K
runs to and from the Marietta & Cincin-
nat Railroad to connect with all passen .
ger trains bound East or West during the
day or night and the rate Of fare is about
one-half that charged on the old, long.
muddy, ard tedious route to Nc Arthur
Station. This new route to yinton Sta
tion is nearly mile shorter and the most
pleasant In every respect. JAMES Cork
is Proprietor, and JAooB Cook, The well
known Stage Driver, is superintend mt Of
the Accommodation Hack Line
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

Tue Post Office at Macarthur Station was
burglariously entered, on the night of the
22d ult., and robbed of considerable sum
of money. We give the particulars as re-
lated to us: There had been for some time
previous lad about l6 years Of age, whose
name We suppress through respect for his
parents, idliug about the depot, in which
the Post Office is kept. Small sums Of
money having at different times before
mysteriously disappeared from the money
drawer, the suspicious Of the Post master,
Mr.. lsAMiNGER, were aroused against this
boy, and he determined if possible to en-
trap the offender. with this object in
view, he marked several bank notes in the
presence Of witnesses, deposited them in
the drawer, and closed and locked the door
Of the Office. He then proceeded to he
severaisIoree and other places Of business
in the vicinity, aud related to the proprie.
tors what he had done, at the same time re-
questug them to closely examine every
note they received, and report to him. lie
did not long remain in doubt, for in less
than twenty-four hours thereafter, the
wife Of Mr.. JOBN SALTs who resides near
the Station, returned with one,of the marked
bills, stating that she had received it from
the young man whom Mr.. IsAMIEGER had
suspicioned, who had brought it to her 10
get II changed. Insiead Of Immediately
arresting the young "galOo'," he was per-
mitted TO secrete himself until the follow.
inc night when he decamped, taking the
night express train west bound, we under
stand, for Iowa It Is supposed the boy
entered the Office by means of false KEYS,
as the door was found securely locked
after the money had been taken.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

RsMArABLR CASE OF SURGERY About
six weeks ago, Eva Wentworth, little
daughter Of Mr.. A. Wentworth, Of this
city, accidentally out of the end Of the
thumb Of her left hand. DR.. Griswo old
was called In, and upon examina tion OF
the wound, concluded to try an expert
ment, He took the severed piece, which
had lain in cold room for an hour and
ten miDu tes, and was apparently dead
moisisned II In warm vsiOr, and fastene a
II % i'epl ace. Soon thS parts began 20
unite, newskin formed, and a new nail Is
now growing. when We saw the thumb,
a few days ago, IL was nearly we'll, the
girl could use Il, and there Is scarcely an
scar visible. This 10 one OF the most won.
dsrful surgical cases on record Oheleuilie
Democrat, III.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
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Early Marriages in jackson County
1887.

Aug "a. VIM Barbee and Sarah Byers
by John RadcliR, JP,
Aug II Edwill Thsoker and Polly Ann
Napper by Joseph Arabaugh, Minister.
Aug l3 Robert Mark wood and Armin,
de o'Brian by John A SwepstOn, JP.
Aug l6 Richard Ankrum and TIcy
Miller by Samuel Darby, Minister.
Aug 20 Charles Stockman and Hannah
Springer by John Stinson, ] P.
Aug 80 Holman Thaeker and Nancy
NHpper by Joseph Arsbaugh, Minister.
Aug rs John sell and Delilah Leach
by Jacob Delay, Minister.
Aug "a Madison Daniels and Martha
Nally by George W Hale J p.
Aug 25 Phillip Romines and Sinthu
Gray by John S.ropes, P.
Aug 27 Joseph Long and Mary John.
son by Thomas Richardson, Minister.
Sept john Waits and Eleanor Jane
Pratt by George Claypsol, p.
Sept Jacob Bobo and Rosanns Wren
by Jonathan Brine.
Sept Edward Walton and Nancy
Pearce by Levi NJ Mercer,sJ P.
Sept 10 Pickett Woodrough and Eliza
Ann Margaret Humphreea by q W Hale,
J p,
Sept al Thomas Brown and Sarah
Shepherd BY VIM Ferguson, Minister.
Sept 20 Moses Swain and Lydia Oar.
by by Joseph Bsker
Oct Ward Conner and Rabscca steph.
ems MoNeel by Ellery Bascom.
Oct 8 Thomas Poster and Mary Trax.
ler by Michael Mccoy, J. P.
Oct 7 John Davis and Mary Davis by
Levi Massis, JP.
Oct 12 VIM Price and Elisabeth Barret
by Henry Hawk, J P.
Oct 20 VIM Graves and Nancy Wyatt
by John A Swepston,J J p.
Oct 20 VIM williams and Margaret
Mcdowell by ] B Gillilsnd, j p,
Nov ? Isaac Byers and Martha J.Walk-
or by John A Swepston, j II,
Nov Q Isaac Byers and Margaret Glass.
burn BY Daniel Parry, J P. .s6
Nov IL Thomas Plumnser and Jane Lu.
Gus by Jonathan Brine,
Nov 70 Rial catlin and Rachael Yea
ger, By Jonathan Brine. Nf n
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

A negro by the name Of Epami
.nondas Squash has been elected
member oftbo Legislature of Ar.
kansas.--NcV York Day BOOK
Precisely the kind Of a niggor that
our little Vinton Record would take
pleasure in supporting for member
the Ohio Legislature from vinton
county, All that class Of Radical
papers have more respect for
than brainal
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

TaOsE wishing any kind of Harness,
Saddles, Collars, Whips, &c. can not ind
better quality at lower prices than the
assortment manufactured by Morris Evans
one door East of Dan. Will & Bros Store.
He does superior work and every body is
highly pleased with il. His card is to be
found in this paper.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

JAY Cooke boasts q fortune of
thirteen million dollars, all of which
was made during the war by his
connection with the Government
every cent of which is now charged
against the people as part of their
deht
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10
r, DAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will he
presented 70 the Commissioners OF Ylnton Coun.
ty. Ohio, at their regular session In March ner,
PRAYING Tor the Wow, survey, and location Of q
voon'y Road along the following described route,
beHnnng at the centre Of the road leading
nom Hamden 70 Willcayile, AZ the line fenre ~
Thomas Fletcher's and Joseph Williams land, In
v ikesvlle township, and 10 foow eald line run.
ming North with such variations "a may be neces,
saTy IN the location Of said Road 70 within fifteen
ers lapd then an easferly direction 10 the
township line 81 Strawesbaugh's lane Il thence
ne nearest and best way 20 Daniel BogonE
,nsnce ne nearest and most practcahIs route 10
township, and there 10 end ! q 'V' -
January co. isco.tdm go" Aiii''0Nh hNs' IS
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

SOME Republicans are discussing
Thaddeus Stevens domestic life
The Sandusky Register, good Re-
publican paper, takes q hand in the
discussion, and says: ain his do
mcstic relations he [stevens] lived
a perpetual lie and committed con-
tinuous crime. Any attempt to
whitewash his offence or call it by
smooth names, is an unconscious at
tempt to break down the barriers Of
domestic virtue, and introduce into
American life the worst features OF
French society" And such was the
domestic life of the great leader Of
the Republican party.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-10

HAPpY Legislators five dollars
a day' The silly goose that scrib-
bles in the above style for the Vim
ton Record has forgotten that the
Republican Reform Legislature,
which met two years ago increased
the salary of its members to "fve
dollars a day" not even thinking
the Democrats would have % major
ity among the "happy Legislators r