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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
CLEVELAND PLAIN DEALER
FOR 1869.
PROSPECTUS OF THE
WEEKLY PLAIN DEALER.
REDUCED RATES TO CLUBS.

WE have fought the great political bat
tie Of 1858 and are on the eve Of stirring
events, when every Democrat should take
and read Democratic paper Recent
events show that Western Democrats
should support Western papers. The
PLAIN Dealer is the only Democratic Daily
in Northern Ohio, and it carries the ban
uer Of the party in the very stronghold Of
the Radicals. Last year the Pain Deal.r
reached the largest circulation ever before
attained in its history, and while thank-
ing our friends for what they have done
for us, we appeal to the Democratic mass,
es Of Ohio to further extend their support.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will he
presented to the Commissioners OF Vlnon Coun-
", ONO, at their regular session in March next,
praying for tho view, survey, and location Of a
CoOnty Road along the following described route,
to-Wit:
BEGINNING at the centre Of the rood leading
Thomas Eletcher's and JC seph williams land, In
Wilkesville township, and to follow said line run
ming North with such variations as may be neces-
sary in the location OF said Road 10 within fifteen
er's land; thence an easIerly direction 10 the
township line at strawesbaugh's lane thence
the nearest and best way TO Daniel Bowe 3 4;
thence the nearest and most prac chcable route to
EakiD's Mills, on Big Raccoon Creek, in Vinton
township, and there to end.
MANY PETITIONERS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
D0AD NOTICE,
IN,

NOTICE s hereby given that a petition will be
presented to the Commissioners of VInton coun-
iy, Ohio, at their March session, A. d. 1869, pray
ing for the following alteration in the State Road
leading from Adelphia to Jackson: Commencing
Mt the Cross Roads near j, J Speakman's, in
Eagle township, and followin 6~the line Of the
county road passing WllSinson's Mills to the front
OF the hill eastward from the residence Of Handy
Smith thence leaving said county road and run
ming IN north-westerly direction at the foot OF
the hill through the lands Of Handy Smith and
Henry Yaple until II strikes the Aforesaid State
Road at or near the Pike Run OIL Well.
january 25, 1869. CITIZENS.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
MANY IMpR0yEMENTss

We contemplate, the coming year, TO
make many improvements in our paper.
We have all the tslsgrnphic facilities en-
joyed by The Cincinnati and New York
papers, and we can lay before the people
Of Northern Ohio, and the West, the Mar
kes and News earlier than any Of our
rivals. Weshall endssvor to furnish our
readers larger amount Of General Ntws,
Political Information, Market Reports,
Miscellaneous and entertaining Family
Reading than ever. Each number of the
Itan Dealer will have q complete and
condensed Summary Of all Important
News, and the proceedings Of the L.gisa-
turs and Congress.
1t will be noticed below that we have
reduced our terms to clubs, and we feel
confident in saying our paper s not only
as good but as cheap a one as published
in the country.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
Death of E, B. Oils.

Hon, EDsoN B. OLDs died at his
home in Lancaster, Ohio, on Sunday
night, January 23. While he was
imprisoned at Fort Lafayette, during
the Radical war, he contracted a
disease which terminated his life
Another victim of tyranny and a
Lincoln bastile has gone to ~that
bourne from whence no traveller re-
turns"
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
Gbe enquirer.
THANKS.

Hon, P. VAN TRUMP, the noble
Representative in Congress from the
Ross and Fairfield district will
accept our many thanks for the
three volumes Of the Impeachment
Trial OF ANDREW JOHNSON, Presi-
dent Of the United States.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
ROAD NOTICE-

NOTICE Is hereby given that apetItlon win
be presented to tho Commissioners OF Vlnton
co1aty, Ohio, at their next regular scysipn IN
March, A. d. 1853, praying for grant OF a
mencing on the road leading from Macarthur
to Wilkesville at or near the SchOol-houge in
sub-district No. 2, in Clinton township in said
county; thence East ON or near the section
ard Timms and others, TO tho Soufh-east cor
ner OF section twoj thence O North.eaSterly
course TO tho Southeast corner OF the North
east quarter or the Southwest quarter OF
section one, thence East one-fourth OF a mile
10 Elias Wards East line thence In North
easterly direction 10 interiect the road leading
from yinton Furnace 10 Vinton Station at or
near the Iyinton Furnace store house, and
there TO end. N l...L ....--.... ~
January q, isse.tdml Principal Petitioner,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
War EvEY PERSON SnotJLp RrMrNpER

""' ~ IHHSVH pHVULD HEAEHBhA'
--1on't live in hope with your arms tOld-
ed. Fortune smiles on those Who role up
their sleeves and put their shoulders 10
the wheel that propelS them on to wealth
and happiness. Cut shis out and carry
it in your vest pockets ye who idle in bar
rooms and on the streets.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
ITO BE GIVEN AWAYy
One Thousand Building Lots !
CITY OF VIRGINIA,
0absll County, West Virginia.

The beautiful city of Virginia is situated in
Cabell county, West Virginia, near the Guyandot
River and convenient to the Central Virginia r.
r and the Ohio River. The land is Rne and the
thlckly settled. Wood and coal in abundance. =
The river is nayigable and steamers pass the
city and transit can he had in that way. ID l..
The central situation OF the town will make II
beyond doubt 2 place Of note while the delight
enhance the value OF tho property.
Allthore VINO first apply 10 us, shall receive a
lot In this city a
~ FREE, t., I'D
and full warranty deed, signed sealed and &C.
knowledged, will be sent by return OF mail.
The charge NJ low cd by law 10 the commission
United States revenue stamp will be 80 cents.
These requiroir snts must be- met and therefore
we give the lots away to the first 100 who apply.
You will askwhy we give these lots awayS
/ We answer that the influence OF the thousand
lot holders will be exer,sd IN iavor Of the place
aud many will settle there aud every house built
10 The city VIII cause an advance in the value OF
tho remAining lots, and Ns we retain a sufficient
number Of lots, we look for our interest In the
town being very valuable IN Tow years. '-t .
The sito now covered by Chicago, Cleveland
Toledo, Cincinnati, and many Of the large cities
was sold few years ago for iew dollars, and now
and natural advantages possessed Wy this town,
II may IN time rank with the large cities in wealth
and poaition. l.ra riu 'tI.
We expect that oil receiving lot will use their
influence In favor Of the town, even II they do not
astte there Themselves. IT.
No taxes due for year and then but q iew cents
and we will attend TO that for all who may wish It
Abstract Of title, Deeds, aud othsr papers are
on file In Our Office. u
SEND FOR MAP OF THE TOWN.
Bo sure and write your name and address plain.
y, and enclose one dollar and fly cents 20 pay
the United 9tates revenue stamp and tho corn.
return Bail will bring you your deed made out
according 90 law. N r-ls ,g. NJ
No ono win be allowed more than one lot FREE.
Those Wishing two ots or more together can nave
them by paying $40 per lot, for The additional ot
Address,. rbf y. r. STUDpIFoRD,
~. Hcx b707, New York
| ronise % Pine Street. 7''A feby,mS
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03

We learn that Judge THURMAN
has bought beautiful lot in Wash
ingtoa, and will erect an elegant
residence there tor his occupancy
during his Senatoril terms.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03

Stdte Of Ohio, VNitOn County.
Daniel S. Dana, Plaintiff
v.
Samuel V. Dodge, ct al, Defeupants.
YintOn County Court of Common Pleas. On FIX.
eCitlOn, .-..
BY virtue Of an Execution TO me directed from
the Court OF Common Pleas ol Vnton county,
Ohio, and to me directed as Sheriff Of SAID coun
", VIII offer for sale at public auction, IN front Of
the Court House in the town OF Macarthur, IN said
county of Vlnton, on
Saturday, the 18th Day Of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1869,
at the hour of o'clock p NJ, the following goods
and chottels, to wit:
One Large Looking Glass
Que Water Tank;
Two sets Of Balls and Nine Pins and f
Two Screens.
Taken as Tie property Of Samuel V. Dodge to
satisfy an Execution o: said Court in iavOr Of
Daniel s. Dana
Terms Of Sae--Cash in hand. ...
DANIEL BOOTH,
Sheriff VintOn County.
y. S. Dana, Atty for Plt'f.
FEBRUARY 5, 1869 2w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03

The Radical Representatives in
Congress from Ohio are making an
effort to force Negro Suffrage not
only on Ohio but on all the States.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
TERMs-cAaH In ADVANCE,

TERMs-cAaH In ADVANCE,
Single copy one year So 90
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Ten copies one year ... II 90
Twenty copies one year 30 90
An extra copy to the getter upof a club
Of twenty. For club Of fifty at 81 so
each, We will send the getter up our Daily
one year. -A a
Go TO work at once to make up clubs so
that we can have our books arranged for
the years business s,-',r4e
Send us money bysmoney orders, or by
express, prepaid, whenever practicable
Write all names and post Office address
plain.
Specimen copies sent free on application
Address ARMSTRONG & GREEN,
Publishers Plain Dealer,
sil3srr. GleSelanGt Ohio.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given that petition will
be presented to the Commissioners of Vinton
county, Ohio, attheir next session to be held
lisl ment of9 County Road along the follow.
ing described route in said county, to-wit:
beginning at the bridge across Middle Fork
oI Big ltaccoon Creek, (known MS the Leonard
AreDaugh Brldge) thence the nearest and
most practicable route to intersect the rOnd
Leading from Vinton Furnace to Eakin's
NILS at point two miles south OF Vinton
furnace store, and locate the sPme on the
road now used by said Furllnce ne n nrivats
road; thence up Middle Fork TO Vlnton Fur.
mace Store and there to end. ~
January 20, 1862 -tdm -' '-1''''
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
IMPORTANT RAILROAD MOVEMENT

IMPORTANT RAILROAD MOVEMENT
We understand that the Pennsyl.
vania Central Railroad Company
has purchased the Cincinnati, Wi
mington & GAINESVILLE Railroad
This purchase foreshadows the com
pletion of the latter road from
GAINESVILLE to Dresden. and an indie.
pendent entrance to Cincinnati.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
THE GREAT
ZINGARI BITTERS.

A Safe Blood Purifier, Splendid
Tonic, Pleasant Beverage,
O. certain
Cure and Preventive Of Diseases.
The zingari Bitters are compounded from d
prescription OF the celebrated Egyptian physician
DIR. Chsopsus, who, after years Of trial and exper.
iment, discovered the 2inKarni Herb--the most
remarkable vegetable production, the earth per
maps, mas ever yielded-certainly the most effect
i've IN the cure Of disease. II, in comb nation
wih the other valuable properties Of which the
zngari Blttets IL composed, will cure
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IA, Typhoid and TyphuB
Fever, Yellow Fever,
SchrOfnla, Diseases
of the Kidneys,
habiua cos
tiveness,
skO., &c.
Ia the Prevention and cure Of the above dis.
eases, II has never been known TO fail, as thou
sands OF our most prominent citizens throughout
al parts OF the country, will testify. Let the
and certificates oi those who have been cured
auer thelr cases have been promo unCed hopeless
by our best physicians.
HRISciPAL DEPoT.
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No North Front street, Philadtlphia.
Recommended by
Ex. Gov; David +, Porter, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Robert j, Fisher,
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STIERIFF'S SALE.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03

Stdte Of Ohio, VNiton County.
Daniel S, Dana, Plaintiff,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03
ROAD NOTICE.

January 20, lS69-tdm
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-02-03

A Safe Blood Purifier, a Splendid
Tonic, Pleasant Beverage,
O. certain
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

TuFnE Is NO SAFER SECURITY THAN FIRST
MORTGAGE UPON GOOD RAIROAD-THE CENTRAL
RAILROAD OF Iowa HAS SOME SPECIAL ADYAN-
l,GFs-It does not run through a wilderness, but
through "a tier Of the most thickly settled counties
i'm the State, which now produce about twenty mil
Lion bushels of grain, thus giving 1t an immediate
and profitable business.
II runs through the richest coal fields and from
the great lumber markets. thus receiving large
freights both ways.
II will be the through line from st. Louis TO St
Paul l47 miles shorter than any other route.
1t will be the most direct Winter route for the
great gram product of Central Iowa. About million
and half of dollars have already been spent on the
work and the portion of the road open for business
is nov earning more than its interest liabilities.
The Bonds are secured by deed Of trust to the
Farmers Loan and Trust Co. of New-YOrk. They
bear per cent gold interest and for sale at -. Gov
ernments received in exchange at the highest mar
ket price, Further information given and subscrip-
lions received at the COMPANYs OFFICE, 81 Pine-st,
aud at the BANK OF NORTH AMERICA, A Wall-st.,
and at HowEs q MACY's. 80 Wall-St w. b. SHAT
TUCK. Treasurer
Pamphlets sent by mail on applications.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

calves. alive. sell at 5a6ic b or g 5Casi2 heaa
Judd Co. selling head at - 90 GO at go aI VIZ ana
at N5-the whole liz averaging just aes rhich
averaged t3 70 each. MIX calves are worth ID
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recepts OF 42l65 snO" siight
falling of In point OF numbers, gv hont ~ an
sale to-day, viz. 4G35 at COnHuulpa", 49, a.
eighhst and the rest scattering AFTER TINS .nehe WIZ
loaded at West End-the Erie Road running all its stock
to Weehawken. Judd < buckingham trans
new sheen building at Weehawken is com
plete Ua to o'clock NJ the prospect was that tuly
half OF the sheep would 90 over until Tomorrow Sheep
vary from 3t05tc. with few prime AZ &c. LAMBS are
worth Case The dead meat markets are still glutted
with mutton selling at 6d0c. n. Pelts are expected
10 rule AZ about 81 IS each during the present month
ST. nv Hume Elliott, viz 50 Canadas 90 n, &C.; u dO
100 n 6!c, and 30 OF 1I2 10 Glc % lambs 81 n, 7ic
aud OF 6 10 at &c. Total FOR week. 5 at an average
j. Kirby sold 80 Mich sheep 80 n, at 5c. Total 6,2SO
head, averaging 81 70 each.
McCraw Reid sold 20 state lambs. "a 10 at G3ci 81 OF
% n, at 74C, and 81 Of 81 10, at s. 36. y cwt. 80,
At FOrtiethst A. Van Vert, iOf AsDuTy lNrcn -'-it
sheep and lambs, at s. ~ each. -, 49,, 49,, a..
At Hudson City, Judd q Buckingham closeh up tnat
market with 5i3S averaging S. head They sofa 80
ONO sheep Of 70 10, at 4c and 200 OF 50 d. AT sec
Kase Hauver &c. sold 4,2Sl sheep ana LAMBS at ah
AT Communipaw Bells & Pidcock sold 1902 sheep at
s. 53a average per head. 49,.
Kase Co sold 30 Ohio sheep coarse 70 70. at 4ic 95
OF 81 b at Sc 2lS Of so b. at &c. and ls6 OF 100 ID al 6a
&C. Also for the week, 5O15 head at 44G1c d. OF - %
average. ....,
for the weeks Just ended THIS is 5GO2 less than Tor
the corresponding period OF last year The late cool
weather started packing at the West which one cause
OF the light receipts OF live hogs Dressed nave felceu
l3tc again for Western with Jersey ana upfNef AT IA
l5c aud prime light hogs at Isle There were 40
cars 527 hogs for tOday trade. with sales OF 2o
Michigan TO- at 9ic 29 Ohio, l45dls6 n, at lOsc 5iZ
Illinois 70. at lOtC, and CO.. do, As 30 10 al iVlc
The quotations are 9sGlO3c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

cOFFBEWes Indis STYLES remain quiet and u. BIO 10 fair
quest desirable parcels fall former realized without DIN
e.J 26a sss sI Harriet Thomas and 22 bag s p G.
.pd si Jsys 1o bags GsoI ss 90 MsgAea6o Csc do
TIOR AMP NEA-A grades Of Flour ruled doll
supesns excepted these eel well and hnsri ell other grades
,a 1 e., ' s5o bis. 'i a. - SsPs STATE
= 10 r EI se 81 goa o. S5 f sa s' soos %
-oos svnpg Rrs; 90 oSas7 Is for Minnesota aud
sp5s Sso ou6 aSop. 90 5,a y 5 oi as brands
% SsS s,.,. f's5 S % iSSS1 os Tor Amber fer T ws
wbs.i DO Do; 90 tssss 10 o FsnIlJ 90 7oSs7 Is
sa7ssss g. Tor Do Triple California ana flour quiet and
sdI but oest Fsmy grades arr sale, Of 500 obs Al 80 q
aS67o ior Ordinary to Good E GoulIry s625a
@s7io for E5Ts Maryland Delaware and o. SO
a. 81 $3.50 10 Con- Meal uusssbs BSf"ss.s flour .ssf
eni Psay ale. at ~ oes@P 100 D FGHeJ slGS43
PREGHTS-To Liverpool 80 Cotton at ID 900 hi. Bone
Co,tou At agI6 10 London 3d. ava l;o lshs
Od Cake bsg ga g. To Glasgow By steamer 80 bb Flour
sRAn-ws have bad ry .evs arls Wheat today prices
s for 'ssins5 u sgSg very h hs' sisS Con, '9S Rs,s
sprog d 0s Al isr Red western Choice;
81 8 f Amber d. 81 i39s Il fOr Amber State 81 s White
AMBER 81 ;sS 8 for Amber soalSs Bas; ..sly 5Si
SsS si '' STATE 81 Barley S5' Mali Is S,sIs sn5 tam,
S y, s...,5 '1S . &C. S.%.5G s s,so ss s1ss
ssos the latter for Choice white State p6c sSd Fancy q Csc
sfoat Csrn without ehahss demand quite
S; e gs T. eS.Ss sGHS ssS 'i,: s % 81
wei e i0 5srp1e os s'S s 9s % for canal ' "s'
sleeh q Grain EswYOrl aAd BIeoiys wsT.hosses os
~ 80 sus Wees Of -5s6 ~ GO bash S ga
sttS sq.h Matt ts1 bush Peas ., ,,...
Hat. s.rt,, soriuu', sun but price. qnsAsrrsd We
hEhf-asuaa dui small sales at i4s0iise gold Other ihd'
HDESThs mlh Dry HIDES has been active and fn' through
81 ss "sl shd Pess Rave advanced e stock 10 the main 3 con-
$500 nasG 81 AAasn VI SlaLs DsIsS Issge E4HIsss- uROsi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
RECEIPTS OF PRnnuCE.

Per Canal, Ices. aud EatiTod1~
Nov rs 232 hush Wheat gOl hush Corn j2f6 bush Oats
A. m bush Barley Beans 59 bales Cotton ~ pkgs Ashe
SO Corn Meal - BAGS D.
T. Peas bags Fonr Ot bbs Refined Petroleum. 45 ee
spirits Turpeutne ~ bills Pitch. 4Js nhls kon
bills Potk pk Beef II pkgs Cat Meats o. kgS Lard - kegs
Lard $50 pkgs Batter 7 pkgs Cheese ~ pigs Ego 900 pAgA
oos 47G pkg Dried Fruit 2pkgs BeesWaK 81 bb Lard OIL ~
pkgs. OH Cake l3 bb copper 800 b9s WHISKY t5 6aes col
baes Hops sides Leather III Dry Hds l BILE HIDES
20 bbd Tobacco Tobacco 10 bbs Moilsses 1881
hays 2 pkgs Rice 40 Starch - bags Peanuts ~
-. Alu..L nj. Ia.an
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
THE STATE OF TRADE.

HINUFhAN hhNhfIN
Ill uTOday h holiday IN tie stock market
and he Exchange Is therefore closed. =, 80.
LIVERPOOL I'LL m.totion opened hIm Mldhns upand
l2d2ld Miiiiug Orleans R!Gld Wheat gag per eebt oi
No Red Western. Lard unchanged
a 88i OF the issue Of 1862.
PARis Nov The opened firm Beutrs, Il f. &c
LIVERPOOL Nov IA 30 m.Coiton closed bn' Mldhng W
I,ad ld, Mdlns Otats id sales Of the DAY, 1000 bales
Corn 30 per quartet European Petroleum m per gallon ior
LoS1oS Nov L-Resnod Petroleum lei y gallon L1s'ei OIL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02

cr te three months ending October 1902 show an In
eroase OF tS0OoO. The receipts for the year endihg
january l. will foot up t2O6ooOO against nSSOOOo
Cor 1858.
The following table exhibits the amount Of internal
rsvenue collected In each State and Territory and the
proportion which the collections bear to the total Of as
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-02
THE MARKETS.
Ic.rssll, REPORTED for Tss rKarxE. !

1CarssuIy reported for TsE TKIHrNE
MoNDAI Nov. ], 1868
ASgS-TLe market moderately active and steady sales 70 hbs
q &C S1lG4 e.. for Pots
GpTTOS-Tbe rather moderate but The offerings light and
favorable cable adve the market hrm and slightly higher
Of 28k1 bales lI9 Saturday
ur srrye) which l6O taken Tor Ell for
puou speculation $50 IL transit For future delivery
November t5tc 90 do, December 25tc 200 DO Do 1c
FebruEy pnyats terms and 80 free board Chareson 81
2i,. al % bass Of 10. hddiug We quote a. follows