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The union Democrat., 1870-02-19

NOTICE TO CREDIrORS-Est,teo Of vii.
~ linn e.. Heslep. DeccaseNotce is hereby given
the Undersigned Administrator of the above named Es
tate to the creditors Of and all persons having claims
aSainst said deceased exhibit the same with the necessa
vouchers within four from the
this notice TO the undersigned mt the Office, of H. b.
Mcneil, Attorney at law in the City y: Sonora,
ABNEk PITTS, Administrator
Sonora, Feb. 2d. 1S1G-iw
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
" RIDING on A RAIL.

The Israelites wandered 40 years in the
wilderness. Iuolumue now wanders in hers.
In her soil and climate is her Pissah. Are
we all Moseses, that we shall only gaze on the
promised land Of the future to be inherited
by the children? | trust no.. l hear the
voice of as one cryingin the wilderness, Pre-
pare We the way for railraod and make its
path straight to Stockton,,
PRENTICE MULroRp.
The union Democrat., 1870-02-19
SPE CIAl NOTICES.
PAIN KILLER.

After thorough trial hy ipnumerebe living witnesses
has proved itself The Medicine OF the Age. 1t is
an internal AID external remedy One positive roo its
efficacy is that its sale, have constantly increased and
NhNy upon its own merits. The effect Of the Pain Killer
uPon the patien when taken ia Of Col Cough Bow
ell Complaints Cholera Dysentery and other affections
the SYSTEM has been truly wonderful and has won for
name among medical preparations that for
gotten Its success in removing pain, external re.
medy IN cases Of Burns Bruises Sores Sprains, Cuts
stnss o; Insects End other causes of suffering hss
ed for IL s1ch host of testimony. almost nallibe
remedy thas will be hardcd down posterity rs one
OF the greatest medical discoveries ef the 18th century
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VOX POpuli.

The voice of the people is unani-
nous in praise of one thing at least,
that is Morse's Indian Root Pills, and
it is well deserved. The best Rene
dy in the world for almost all diseases
that aillict the human race, they act
directly on the blood, stomach and
bowels. Keep your blood pure by all
occasional dose of these Pills and you
will not be sick. The blood Is the
life; keep it pure by using the only
medicine thatwill completely cleanse
it, Morse's Indian Root Pills. Use
the Morse'5 Pills in all cases of Bill
liousncss, Liver Complaints, Female
Irregularities, Headache, mdiges-
tion, &c. Sold by all dealers.
ian feb
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The public debt was de-
creased during the month OF
December S4,S12,7S2.
JUDGE ], Roe, a leading pork
merchant of st. Louis, has lost
25O,OOO in the last ten days in
hog specuiations.
JAMES LYNCH, the newly
elected Secretary of State OF
Mississippi, was born of a
mother who had been a slave.
A CLERK in a mercantile es-
tablishment writes to his
friends at home: "Plaguey
easy times now-a.days-very
little work to do-our firm
don't advertise.
Mrs. REUBEN BEARDsLEY, Of
Chicago, wants a divorce on the
ground that Reuben had threa.
tened TO commit sulc de and
didn't do it.
john BUNYAN.was once asked
a question about heaven which
he could not answer, because
the matter was not revealed in
the Scriptures; and he therefore
advised the inquirer to live a
holy life and go and see.
BISHOP SIMPSON estimates
that it will take three thous-
and years to convert the world
at the present rate OF progress,
The Bishop does not intend to
stay and see the job COM
pleted.
IT may surprise some Of our
readers to learn that while a
bar of iron, one inch in diane
ter will sustain twentyseight
tons, and a bar of steel of the
same dimensions will sustain
fifty tons, a bar of spiders silk
of the same dimensions will
sustain seventy-four tons.
TIE "Reformers" Of Hamil.
ton county have things about
their own way in the Legisla.
tnre. From appearances they
are ready to sell out at any
time to the highest bidder
We hope the Republicans will
let the Democracy &c all of the
bidding.
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having the Records indexed,
Notwithstanding an equally
competent person offered to
do the work at two dollars per
day. Both applicants were
Democrats.
A YOUNG man by the name
of James Burdos, Of Nelson
vile, shot himself on New
Years Day by the accidental
discharge of revolver. The
ball entered the palm OF
his hand we'll forward, and
taking a slightly Oblique direc'
ton upward, lodged between
the bones OF the forearm. The
ball was cut down upon, and
extracted, by Drs. Sheppard
and Gillian.
WM. SMITH and Elizabeth
Werts, who are now living in
Aurelius township, this coun.
ty, were married in 1915.
They have had l6 children-S
are living, s are dead; grand
children, Solving "a, dead
Is; great grand. children, &C.
living 80, dead 8. Served in
the Union Army in the late
war, 15-dled in the service,
4. They are all Republicans;
and the old couple have been
members of the M. E. church
for 35 years.-Marietta Regis.
I'm
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LAST winter, through the in
difference of Johnson's z. NJ.
General, we were compelled
to receive our mail one day be-
hind Summer schedule time.
On the first day of Decemer
last, the same nuisance again
comrenced, but thanks to Mr.
Wilson, our member of Con-
gress, and an administration
in harmony with the wants OF
the people, the nuisance has
been abated, and we are now
receiving our mail the same
day ofits arrival at Portland
Mr.. Wilson has the thanks O
the people of this entire sec
ton for his successful efforts
| in this behalf. - -GalLip0liS Jou1
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dec 23 1863
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THE January Number of the
Small Fruit Recorder, is upon
our table. 1t is brimfull OF
practical instruction on grow
ing fruit and the beautifying
of the home. 1t should be TAX
en- by every person who has
any taste or love for fruit and
flowers. Price only so cents
per year. The January num-
ber, (Which alone has tha'
worth Of instructions,) will be
forwarded to all applicants free
although stamp would not bt
refused TO pay return postage
Address, A. NJ, Purdy, Palmyra
| N. Y.
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Transfers Ot Real Estate in
VintOn County for the week
ending January 18th, 1870.

Transfers Of Real Estate in
VintOn County for the week
ending January 18th, 1870
Henry Robertson to B. Big
house, 4 acres, Madison tp.
$500.
John NJ. Colyin TO Levi Pur-
key, 40 acres, tp. 8, 5000.
Nathan r. Petit to Nelson
Lee, I61 acres, Jackson tp.
50 900.
George II. Smith to Joshua
Salisbury, so acres, tp. 10, $500
John Wyman 10 Levi Wy
man, 10 acres, tip. II, $50.
Eastman Ryther and Others
to George w. Tucker, 40 acres
tp. u, 500.
Zaleski Company to John
Hays, 50 acres, Madison tp.s 81.
25O.
John Hartley TO David Hart
ley, % acres, tp. II, and 81
acres, same tp, $1,000.
John Layell to Dominica
O'Donnell, in lot 70, Macarthur
$500.
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A Stormy Cabinet Meeting.

From Judge JohnsOn's eu-
logy of Stanton, deliverd last
week in Cincinnati, we take
the following account of a
stormy Cabinet meeting:
The first day was passed in
Gerreting out the grand lar
ceny oil Thompson on the In
dian fund; and, when the Cabi'
net metin the evening, Mr.,
Stanton was late in coming.
When he entered, Floyd was
pacing the room, and gesticult-
aing furiously in the tempest
and whirlwind ofspeech againts
somebody whohad cut down his
flagstaff, broken off the trunions
of his guns, and cut up and bum
ed his wheels, and so on. Mr..
Stanton sat down without utter
ing a word or pretending to
understand what was up. When
Floyd made a pause, the ques,
ton was propounded, "Mr.
Attorney General, what do you
think aboutitp about what?'
said Mr.. Stanton. "About
Major Anderson breaking up
camp at Fort Moultne, and CO.
ing into Fort SumterW "Ihe
most glorious event since the
the Sth OF January, 1915. 1t
has stirred the heart Of every
loyal man in the nation"
"What," said Floyd, "an officer
of the army violating his Or
der" "What orderS!" said
Stanton. "Did you, Mr.. Presi'
dent, give orders to Major
Anderson to remain in that
old, dilapididated fort, sur
rounded by enemies, when a
stronger one was available 2"
"No," said Mr.. Buchanan, 81
gave no such orders" "Did
you know of any such orders
being given ?" "No, sir; | new,
er heard of it before" "Then,"
said Stanton, "the, men that
gave such orders ought to be
hanged on q gallows higher
than Haman's." Here Thomp-
sen interposed to rebuke the
ins2lerce Of so new a man in
the Cabinet. "Mr. Thompson,"
said Stanton, 81 have been here
long enough TO Iin1 OCT that
you have stolen eight mi. lions
OF Indian bonds, and expect u
stay here till | see you punish,
ed for it." And then The tenn
pest rose and ragged till mid
night, when the meeting broke
up, and next morning Cobb,
Floyd and Thompson resigned.
And thus in single night this
young Hercules in. the cradle
had choked to death three boa
constructors, who had coiled
around and were pressing to
death his feeble old friend.
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The Democracy of Cham
paign county called on the
negro to help the party out ol
Its deep degradation, on We'd
nesday of last week. At the
special election for Senator
they cast their votes for a col
ored man named Harry Ford
Wonder how the Yinton county
Democracy would like tina
doSeg
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Low Water Indicators.

Low w alef IHuiCdbOIS'
Mr.. II. G. Jones, one of our
State Senators has introduced
in the Senate a bill to repeal
the law relating 20 steam boil
ers aid low water indicators
There is no doubt but this
bill will pass at an early day,
and thus relieve our people
from the swindling operation
of that law enacted by our late
Democratic legislature in the
interests Of patent right men.
There is no doubt but the
patentee Of the low water in,
dicator spent a sum of money
in getting that law enacted,
and it is seriously intimated
that the late Mr.. Onder3cnk
pocketed some few thousands
thereof, Notwithstanding his
district-or rather Jones' dis
trict, which the Democratic
Senate allowed Mr.. D. to mis-
represent during the last mem.
orable session-would be great
sufferers thereby.
That the low water indicator
is a humbug no one will doubt
That the Steam Boiler inspect
or is a useless office, with a
large salary is equally clear.
That the law which included
the large heavy boilers Of our
furnaces, rolling mills, &c, and
exempted the por;a able saw
mill boilers, the only kind Of
boilers in the habit of eXplo.
ding, is simply a swindle, is
clear to every one. The large
machine shops Of Mr.. Blandy
and like operators, manufac.
turers of Portable Saw Mills,
were exempted from this swim
ding bill, because the discreet
law makers knew that such
establishments would resist.
We advise our furnace men and
boiler owners generally not to
invest any more money in low
water indicators. The law will
undoubtedly be repealed in the
course of eight or ten days at
the furthest, and we can see
no danger in allowing the mat,
ter to rest until that time. Ii
is 10 be regretted that the
Legislature can not compel the
patentees and manufacturers
of this low water indicator tC
refund the money heretofore
paid out for these humbugs
but as this can not be done, il
would be well for our people
to stop investing money il
them, and await the action o
our legislature.
We have no doubt but tha
a strong pressure will b
brought to bear upon the Leg
islature to prevent the repea
os this law, but we trust tina
we have a body of men abov
the purchase price of patent
! ees.
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A THIEF.

He has been travelling about humbugging
druggists and private parnes, mixing up and
selling base compound which he calls WoiT
colts Pam PANT. All Of Wolcotrs genuine
remedies have white outside wrapper with
SIGNATURE large.) Look out for counterfeIts
Six pints of Wolcott's Annihilator for Ca.
tarrh and Colds in the head, or one pint oI
Paint for ulcers or pain. sent free OF express
charges, ON receipt of the money at ISL Chat
ham Souare, N y; or one gallon Of Pam
PANT double sirength) for $50. Small bottles
sold by all druggists. K. l.. WOLCOTT.
inn n 1870 ity
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George'Knox,s Heirs

NOTICE is hereby given that George Knox,
IN guardian of |. .evi Knox, jefferson Knox and
Albert Kno &, has filed his accounts for Inspec-
uon and final settlement Of Levi Knox, and
for PARTIAL settlement Of Jefferson and Albert
Knox and will be for hearing on the 9Th day OF
January, A. d. 1870. JOSEPH KAIER,
dec SO3w Probate Judge.
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John w. Cottrell's Heirs.

NOTICE is hereby given that VIM. Stanley,
IN guardian of joseph W. CotteTell and John
W Cotlerell has filed bis accounts for inspec-
ton and partial settlement, and will be for
hearing on the 10Th day OF January, A. ID, 1870.
mn6 JOSEPH KALER Probate Judge.
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David Jones Heirs.

N 'TlCE is hereby given TINT n. G. Tones,
1Ngu rtiau Of the person, and +. p. BCIh-'
hvi, Guardian Of the estate Of Cdna joiner,
have iled their accounts Tor mspechon and
final settlement. and will be for hearing on the
10th day Of January, A. ID. 1870.
desS03w JOSEPH KALER, Probate Judge.
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was cured Of Deafness and Catarrh BY q
simple remedy and will send the receipt free.
fnl3lwMR NJ. G. LEGS EFT, II oboken, N, J..
Joseph 8. HiIl's Heirs.

NJ Office is hereby given that James Million
AN guardian Of Albert b. Hill, has filed his
accounts for inspection and tihal settlement,
and sill be for hearing on the Hstday OF Jan"
uaTy, A. d. 1870.
Ian 6 JOSEPH KALER, Probate Judge.
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THE VlNTON RECORD
THURSDAY JAN. 13, 1870.
NEIGnBOEHOOD NEWS.

house has been started in Chill
licothe.
L.G. Thrall has retired from
the Meigs County Telegraph
LOUIS HARTMAN, a young Lad
of Ohillicothe, shot off two o.
his fingers on New Years Day
DIR. JOHNSON Is slowly re
covering from his recent dan
gerous illness.
The past week, the first o
the new year, has been gener
ally observed as week o
prayer.
A FAMILY OF four brothers
in Ross county, comprise forty
three living children.
JNo. N. SMITH of Hooking
county, had S56 worth Of sheep
killed by dogs last week.
TuF City Council Of Ironton
has appropriated $500 toward
pushing forward the projected
railroad to Columbus.
TIE NELsoNvILLE Miners
Union numbers one hundred
and twenty members. They
had a parade and supper on
New Years Day.
A SECTION of the roof of the
Marietta Rolling Mill, about
so feet in length, by 16 feet in
width, fell IN during the storm,
Sunday week.
THERE are twenty two thou,
sand more boys than girls in
Ohio. This will nearly Offset
the preponderance the other
way in Massachusetts.
GENERAL HICKENLooPER has
rendered his resignation as
Marshal of the Southern Ohio
District, to take effect on the
first proximo.
A VEIN of rich iron ore has
been discovered within three
our four miles of Marietta,
which has been tested and
pronounced equal to any in
Southern Ohio.
The State Wool Growers AS
sociation met at Columbus on
Tuesday of last week. They
passed resolutions opposing
any change in the tariff as re,
CARDS wool or wooden goods.
ABOUT 100000 worth Of the
clothing recently stolen from
a car at the Athens depot, was
found a few day ago by son
of Mr.. John Pail, buried in
the ground. When found, the
clothing was rotten.
A VEIN of camel coal, has
been discovered on the lands
of the Scioto Furna ace Compa.
ny, in Scloto county, about a
quarter of a mile from the rail
road. The coal is of the best
quality and the vein one of
the thickest found in this coun.
try.
A LIGHT steamboat is being
built at Columbus, to ply be-
tween that city and Chilli
,cothe. 1t is not intended tc
carry any freight, but be given
entirely to the business O
carrying passengers. 1t is tt
be constructed SO as to carry
about fifty.
EUGENE JAMES, of Green Co.
Ohio, sold hog the other day
that weighed but a trife under
1920 pounds. The monster
was hauled to the packing
house in a wagon, and unload
ed by means OF a stage erected
for the purpose. The owne
netted $40.
Col. T. 3. PATTON, of Mariet
ia died at Cincinnati last wee
from injuries received on
railroad near Clarksville, iSnr
The deceased served durini
the war with some distinction
as the Colonel of the Firs
Ohio Cavalry Regiment, an
was a man widely known an
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The Latest War News.

La Libert5 of Paris makes the somewhat
Ding announcement that both the French
Minister at Berlin and the Prussiau Minister
At Paris left their stations of their own accord,
neither Of them having been officially with.
drawn. On the contrary, Prussia expressly
refuses to order her Minister to withdraw
NAPOLEON had not yet issued war
proclamation. 1t was supposed that he
would do 80 tc-lay II ia also positively as.
sert ID that neither Prussan nor French ter.
ritor' has been VIOLATED. Not shot has yet
been fr,d.
It is rumorel that Russia ia about 10 join
Prussia. Franco has oali'@ Tho South Ger.
Ill . - - - lion immcdi.
ately. The fact that Baden is ia, e, .ro.pt
~ Iastadt under thc command of prussian
of ers is significant of the attitude Of South
Germany.