davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1870-11-06

Hunther'e confectionery establishment, No. les
Clark strret. has just hecu supplied with new
s'otk OF the f1rcst and purcst ean'sifs eveE cx-
hit,fe.a. eot. or swnllo~ch in the Western cou7l-
tsy- Thnse who know shat EnnsheF has t1oo: In
the r1qt Y III have implied confidence tn him and
his cADIlfs III The f1turE.
, 1870-11-06

Mr. James Whitney, having removed 10 12o
Dearborn street, Room Is, takes pleasure In lu-
forming the public nf Chicago nul Vicinity that
h. Is prfpa:rn To lake n1nt1s In vnce htltl.ituE.
English, Oratnsio, ant Italian s9clag. Particular
attention given 10 jaruatrn Of the Tnlce.
, 1870-11-06

iAfies. you car purchase Cootl. real astrhchan
c1naE for xe5, the price etse where hc1n7 fz3;
r0ct1 a1f-NtNl cloth CtoAs for s.: genuine ALL
SILK ly0bs vc:vtt for fI2-an. aha, Jon cannot tuy
10 Chtcs1n fnr esa than s1s: s!tk plush, al colnrs.
f0t <s,2a, wn'lh sa:h; Cuurstlfie.'a or A1exanlEe
kid gloves. FIR r. price "verrwhere else. s. 20,
G:cas tarEAtna bn the week at Notchktn. Palmer
4 Co.'S, 81 State sltCC.-
, 1870-11-06
Dress Caos ard Drassrna1.sno,

Nts- cers, 1e3 Wabash avenue. cn1oer OF Ad-
nms *tEccf, has on baot large assortment Of
elegant dress caps. rarnea. and evening head.
dIffses, theS are also ma1e tn order. Particular
a3t' ntlf D Is given n making evening t-rsses and
h17fal oltttA Lati'cs raytn1 their own materials
aud vlsaiI z lonn't< nafr TO match their heesses,
car hsfc fnen1 made At MFa t:aJ'a fnr s., irnu1
The nj VI st deHgnA- All nsdefs executed prQu 1t.
II, anu at moderate charges.
, 1870-11-06

We yesterday had the pleasure OF examining
1hc ncw and beautiful stock Of jewel-J, watcaea
as''i diamonds now On exhibition at the store ol
ksnZ Loom,s, 135 Lake street Some elegant
..ts Rns 0f je~e1fy, bud new snl beautiful psf
.elts hl tspctA ami gents chains hare Iu8t bern
r.: tse.' " thefr, fresh srotu the manufactures,
sr :" y! te sold Ut the sery ioxe>1 casa pticca.
1net 14Fe sacset1et IN securing the services o
, 1870-11-06

John Wentworth and g. B. F'arwcll.
1lsma', merchant rat1or. No pt South Clark
street. has hesitation In sasl19 that throueh the
assistance Of 81. l. E. tolc. author nf thu TA,lnr'e
Guide. ae cutter. lie Is producing mnrt perfect nt-
tlrE garments fnr the cast tuones th4n any hOuse
IT. thr trahr. He hrs Z nice stock 1f EnHAts, ami
guarantees to 1T all shipped men. even Long John
or ChA5Icv FarHcll.
, 1870-11-06

Stated conclave Of Chicago Command
cry No. l9, q. T., Monday evening, No
vember 7. 1870, at IL o'clock, in their
Asylum, corner Randolph and Ha1sted-
sts. Bu.incss and work on z. r Order.
Visiting Sir Kuis stts courteously well
coined. BY order Of the e. G.
JOHN WHITLEY, Recorder.
, 1870-11-06
The " Decke1h T~kes The Rfh.,on

the very s,e6t wnr*men. am all watches or 3c r.
%i'y left with them will bt rcpa!rtd IN workman
Ike manner,
, 1870-11-06

y!olln players ant1 oWucrs arc gently and kindl5
desired to mina C. J. Wane1l'd advertisement IN
or paper tn-tlay. He Is able to repair and mend
vinliipt INTO q superior 1Hatlty, changing tnett
@Q1.rd 10 pleasing sulturts a11 yIGor.
, 1870-11-06
TOWN TICK EFT,

Il - w n LII II
SOUTH CHICAGO.
tor Col'cc. .pr-JAme4+ t:ear1.
Fur -e~es.pF-John t:arric4-
For ClcrA-John Schaelcr.
tor rt'nprrvf%or-Jahn II. Fck1elt.
For Alni.s nnt s+uprrvt,ur-A. " tnbrrx.
FOR CDESTf cONsTABLEs:
,I'ehact Il. .Eurixh1,
johm i'A1 mls,
JetclniMh lsui.uovHn,
Churcn t1eanry.
WE &I' CHICAGO.
Collector -3fEchaci t;1ru.4,n.
.t.~4 .%ut- 4.tUFxe a. Custer.
-urcrvt~tr-J Rn'er ~tnnfou.
..<sl>tnut ~nptr& i.ur--.i"hn I. Anderson.
COUNTY CoSsTAHLE~.
Daniel L. Knne,
.iobn Sehnsaarhcr.
Thousn- !tai,,
" H1innl 4. t43 o1.
NORTH CHICAGO.
=. $50. ti.arl.s Iktukrr-
IN; IL II 4v'>.'s ts -ts.sr@ ~ +. =! Thor.en.
..s.isi.lni .rprr. i-"r .l"hu F.txEerald.
COUNTY CONsTABLEs:
Thon'n: aic ;Aahon,
/. .ai .'i:ssissa. s.s
jeremiah 1.rnFy.
a. -asFAnb~&f.
WARD OFFICERS.
FIRST WARD.
Ats!crmnn-Cnr~te en- 1flolitnr.
.<uprrfb~ar-l.olll. I1MA1, Jr.
Eun. tnbie--Jo1lu T.. actnufsy.
SECOND WARD:
s.tlsr.1a1-rii .o-ia1,. #; posDsi.a%; snnslsa,
Eon.i nhlc-D. J. ltevcIl.
THIRD WARD:
2%ners.."r5; e'asa'c:",Fi = sss1R; i;fahnn.
onslabl.-J u. .stoure.
Ft1IFitTsl WARD.
| sldcrman--E -Ed.surd Phtl!tp-.
snseiier1TSt.aas cson'.r.aeieETSsaaare 1Sat Wri,sudort,
FIFTH NAkns
s:.lcrsnnn-aEnorrs on1rr.
~. Hstss5feer'
/ SMITH WAlkDs
s:Trrss:or onn! haa 4: stevens.
SEVENTH wAKDs
.t'Icrmnn-Pa,.ick !: Hickey.
Coses.nbie-jeh ossijShn bssr"ni.~. s
EIGHTH WARD:
alderman John H.. FE1lirrth.
,arr:ss5isr,i"tfscx ar:asaiierl,i"sss. F'sa:.os.
NINTH EARns
! t1lrrrnnn-Jnhn t'auslskry.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O't'nonclt.
Can>tnble-ralrtck Alurphy.
TISTlI WARD:
css5stis-j sssss:ssis-jstds f ,essfise' i. ,.i'i:9.'
ELEVENTH WARD:
Asdrsm'nn--t;; +. ,Pesic,at:
Isnsrstisj1 csonns,nsie-ja:oS l. /. Il Kiesne fHena"'
TWELFTH WARD:
THIRTEENTH WAKD.
FOURTEENTH WARD.
4ss11s;.sr;sss 4!ss5%;:2rr;%ss,;tk ksnI,: %'Ine"ne''.
| FIFTEENTH W4JtUs
, 1870-11-06
Letter Of Resignation OF
GEORGE HILTON.

II the Uemnerat'e Central Cemnfttes:
GExYzkxE4. In e7n.eqaener Of p-.sona! engage
ness- he.~ls y aer 2 y'uE eoMmstt-t ny d.s hn.
ers th- nan1r IT WI. ii. f0uHG. 10, - rr ape1
r~r-en for ny, p1se- on the ,ieket- Teai.1 :ns m.
ioru tupro.'. and ny best shts and earnest supooF
s1r thu GEt!rc tic Arf+
Ch,eses. WOW s. i53u. GkORGK HILTON.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

.a- l@A <.l EEl1 ". s.y-- :. N
lfOyasg tlilrlyot the leading
Railway men of, the country
have signed 4 an memorial 70 the
Finance Committee Of the U,
q! cg9TAin Sld ~ ,L9nJ9, 10, J
5. Senate setting forth The fol;
lowing facts: Before American
faeclianies liatF discoveredlfow
10 manufacture steel rails FIR
railroads, the maifdfataifers of
B4ope cllars sdp ddr railways
$3.50 per- sUets94S hFeiisy9
lSfthem1t lAneeohfu irbalmesi
hAdrleafned how fosmakeasteel
rails, alIeI price 6lltheE Eurnpean n
articlewas ,lowereb to S79Ip per
ton (S96 3S currency.)1d doaeq
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03
ROBACKsS
STOMACH BEEFERS.

TFrom tie Oxford, Butler. Co., O.,
r9iG 81 Cf6sh3 2 3l01Eg
DIR. G. w. ROBACK,
having made himself
q name i'm the world,
by HIS great Scah-
d;nayian Remedies,
VII again distin-
g2fShihg RihseEf by
tho results Of his Gel
ebrated " Stomach
EsittersA,' Which he
is now introducing.
T'Aese B}itters are not
Of The Kind that now
food the country,
made up of poisonous
Iig9aofsg spices .I&eg
but contain medical
proper'tics,l Though
notiunpleasant torthe-
taste. Theyare cal
culated'4 to purify
the ID blood and to
strengthen and j, re- y.
store e.fl a weak 5.t cOnsti-.
'ygtii,ogln to i its ma natural tttI,as4l!
STATE. We. freely
recommend this new
amcE to 16la5s1SaIF
ers.sg Tor sale, ,,,at
McGraw & Richet,.yJ5'''ss. y ].
October H. 1861. qsS Sa' sliis q s.q sa8S q
: Ofieeses and .mapllliffalycl.. illaiJllifflyl.
tory Nos 56, So, SO and 62
East Third Street, ..02 },:s,ii5,I,5 sso5
- sss,l,i,lf li,il'a 4, ,aH. II Cincinnati, g.,
,3s 81 ~. ,. s.sis.I.t5 =, ~
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03
Definitions OF lsible Tesmsa
A days journey was 80 au,a'

srrS = JSeA uOJ WAY 90 N1Q.
10 ,miles.5slH ,91i.sqmsH &
AiSabbath days journey,
was about an English faile.. ..'.ia ia
Ezekisl's reed was II. feet
nearlysnos III .d!oI WsT
A ,cubit is f22 inches, nearly
a hands breadth is equal to
three and fSe.eigbth inches = y ,
A fingers breadth is Jeqqak
to one incb.7 ,gliio1aD dlDoo
A shekel Of silver was aboatl
fifty cents. t ,sIoAI.iI
"A shekel of gold was SS.e9.
A talent ofsilver was S5l6.S2s
A A talent o.. gold was St3aeay
A piece of silver or a peaay-
was thirteen cents. ms 5.s W,
q A 4, farihing was three cents,
A gerab was one cent. .9edo
A mite nlFillseeTas was one and 2 hhaallf hallf
'eeuu''SSI loiiqr0 ODD ni bsqqo1b
A homer contains seventy
live gallons and five .pints. a yot
A nepba or bath, contains
seven gallons and five opipts,,
A bin was one gallon asd,
'SDi plhls.'on bipos otg9n a ifd'
a frkin was seven pints. ,ree a.
An omer vas six pints,eo 9d,
A cab was three pints.
hiu3> -77t-Ur--..--7ti- -t7aZO
Epidemic of Crime in FRANCE,
LATE Partisan journals shew,
that The notoriely, Of Trainpp;
mans achievement has pro.
duced an epidemic of crime in
France. Following the execu. ei a.
iion o5i tile Pantin hero J was, a !
terrible tragedy in The Rue dc,
Faabufg ST. Honore. Francois,
a footman residing with NJ.
Lambert, formerly French Con"
sui General in India, having
Quarreled with his mistress
flew at her l%ftha knife and
severed her head nearly froalli
her body. The murder vsasA
committed in the presencegof
Tire ihusb sband, who is a paralytic,
and was unable to movefrom b
his seat, Francois gave, as al
motive for the crime, that his
mistress had charged him ~ish
stealing a hottie OF wine and
getting. drunk, After his ar {
rest he took tire affair very ceol, :
Iy, and asked for water to
wash The blood from his hantds.
Three other French murders
are reported. ....,, a.. ,,...a PA.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

The lastJsaIviyi Ravolu>
tionary soldier raon. the peMsioil
rolls died last Year, BuGthere
are stilLS97 widows oot rReNo-
tionary soldiers on the, list,
ard the number OF these ,di.
/ on 81 ,G piGJeb s. gI 9nllBTl
minllshedo ! bat q single name
during hiTh g-atdhg The 4 p last year gTrAPeen,
there psY are on sqelhh lihe pensitoHn1 rolls IS
Tor wars prior To- 1861. the
nah@g Of .2,235 II valid hlifHdP sdidiferp,; Hitd1f E;
dha 1,29Sl Wid6S4ss aid ceiaidfSennl..
fhe pension rolls toif The war al. d 3
The 2re6eThdn lad Oh ihem iasi
july" S"1S7, 1853 aaaless,s and 9.tRe
pensions and ices Of disbdrsihgg
agen nts,aamuuntedl ito i$2S 1922.
SS4.j During, itHealastO year a !.
S76names were CstpiekmRfrom
theseg rolls andIo d, f9e new
names. added to tliemo onoa stlt
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03
lW on LIH fUI ~ NJ
, THE OLD HOME,

When long tor saInted mem hes u"
Like angel troops they come
III fold my arms to ponder ILHD
Oh the dearly loved old home. =,
The heart has many chambers iuodl
Through which the feelings roam,
Bnt lts inner SHRINE iSsacreG igIT
Tothe oId, old home. ~
Where infancy was shel tered ..,
-hikeerosebudsR from the blast 2ljie
Where; boz hoods trief elyFium, ~
In jeyousness was passed; = '''' 4
To that sweet spot forever, .49nin
AS to some halloYed dome,
Lilies pilgrim, bends his VISION
IT'S his OLD Old home" "
-lnanD 81 ,lQO9q 9di IL 52l1Y 9iR
A father sat--howo prouGlyl-f sroa
Beside that hfarthstone's rays ,.,t
And told his children Stories " 20
OF his e,irly smAnhO0d's DAYS, p" 81
And,one soft eye was behming,l ai n
From, child to child ltwould roam,l.I
Thus q mother counts her treasures j,
In the old, old home. 'i3 20 Ln'-iIi
=, ~ IiW = !.d IHoI Iy9d .slIVo.
The birthday gifts and festals, 30. h,
The blended vcsper hymn, 80
ISome dear ones who then Joined ID it
Are with the scraphim:) GOOD ;a1i
The fond g0Qfl7nightsa ~ bed time, q
How quiet sleep would come
And hold us an together 's'o.% =
IaIthe old, old Aome.P e'os1oN od
1874 - J.rebth ~ tsoan tod ,.o-,,Asn1.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03
a. Democratic Editor Serenad-
h. cd bya C0lOred Brass

s.l AIa.say li. !Band.lsl' i9t 90 'ta
From the tSseastea (ohlO) Eagle, Jan, 27..
-ytWe had o'therpleasure,bf a
Serenade from our distinguish
ed coloredfellow citizens, CON
posing the Lancaster Cornet
Band MessFs.a a. L. 'aaLilley
(leader,) e. b. cornet; James
Webster b y. tenor; Fieldifs
Edwards, 9, b. baritone; Viii
liam Young, e. b. bass; James
M. l6fneb side drum;I Winfield
Walker, ,eSmbals; Samuel Let's,
bass drum On Monday night,
last these highly accomplish>
ed musicians rather took us
by surpise--the first intima,
tion of their intentions becom.
ing known to us when
2"Nissic arose with itsv6laithOas sFeh," !
and we were awakened to the
fact thai, some OF our friends
were without. They will please
accept thanks for the donor
conferredsppo us. Owe also
extend 10 them the thanks
and kind regards Of many 9th!
ers whom they favored on that
auspicious evening, These ser.
enades, we learn, are to be
continued from time to time,
and we hope our citizens will
dply3 appfeeiats The I Same
The late seefseaaa&ffws!learn 81
was ip, honor Of the, ratifca,
zion of the Fiiteeentif Amend.
ment,l aud shows the part ol
magnapimity and humane gen.
erosity on the part ef3these
representatives. Nhe cplored
race toward the Democraic
party, wh6' have thus far uh
saccessfalIyo BataGd l6gainsl
tbeimiihSsita ableOnehtfo Isuf
frage. We accept, it as an ol
iee branch evidence that, un,
like that1degraded white par
Of the Republican party, they
are un Fikng TO- ltastsus away
But are willing to greet us a|
brethren en-. AZ aTrs fellow; citizens
'SsJust 50. '0ar, intensely Dem
ocratic Editor Of an intensely
Democratic cisle5 s9to sheet -@ having
spent many years in helping
tie Democracy Battle with al
theifr power against Tie ei;nev
right had the
pleasure of a serenade from
Sour distsngnsshed colored citi
sens,"H of'what, has heretofore
been, called, d,mtheq Lancaster
@Mggsr Band" He was asa aawvak
ened to'fBs facf fhat some o.
hisa,s5sssfSisaasif ware without. :" '-- !.
he returns thanks for the sho0laa
q, o,a Z 'oeo5infefrfRsdsSs' 81 inuIpon him. He
iakesdhe negro TO his heart al
aa'magnans and gener
ous citizen;tand spurns the de-
eradsdawhite Republicans whs
donf sssrspade, him Land vior
| :skgf ~.stA S.as -, A a.; "a III.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03
WHOLE" "NO.eL,Ol7
-dJ9slI Billings.

III you analiEe irwhat most
men bkall pIeEEdre, you will
find it competed oy oy : one part.
humbugg, apd two pqrts pain
We hav bin told that the
bestway to otefkdm misfor.
tunes ID few fight them4I hay
tried tried both ways, and Tecomt
mend a.successful dOdseg9" 0,
The true way to understand
the judgments ov heaven il
tobs'Gbmit to them. n&ooA s'aa
D Method IL, everything, es, ls,
peshily tew ordinary meni the
few men who kan lift "a tun
at pleasure, have a divine
right to take Holt oy It.tew a
/ DISADVANTAGES Z hOili'.nHHNio
"a nlastl ~ 1s ii bna ,7
yWherer religion IL a trade,
morality il merchandise. Asi
eCOnyersashun should be EN-
livehed with Wit not composed
ofit brg ,Ind o. hsiW N'bo'
inu, Yllsg19 en- s5onGa
Death, few most ov us, .lisia
kiud nv "farewoH 'benefit-apos
lively Durlast appearance. "od
little world dispizes any poa!
KIT, what must they think ,oy
him in in Hsayenmas ydl 2aunaq
| tFlatiery IL like Knlone wa
tepstew be smslt ov, hot swal,
| l0wed.ni sia1sqo nol b,1h 81
IsS ,92ioho 1upy ed yGm l5tle
| dMAfennny people speAdo then
time trieing teW.Gnd-,he hole
WHARF sin got into this world
iftwo men. Brake tRfough The
ice into'a Ihillipoad, hey HAD
better hunt for some good hole
tew git out, rather than, git ,ip
long srgulheat about the
hole they tdH toiall H. % 'n
Imaeinas sliun, t,w '.'be in.
dulged in, soon is tortured into
reality this fsfGe way good
hoss thieves are made; a man
/ leans over a'fence all day, and
imagines the hoss intlie lot be
longs tew him, end sure pnulf,
The fust dark night the hoss
I does. mii safam d1.dV &c,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

II
to become Of The, oFs01i1S mans
goygeFRnment2p 3 and who now. is
to protest the s"ProYdy oauca-
sian blood3"d Ah!-77I oo,.e,r,
"JOho Browa's body lies mOplderins in the
NV But hts soul i marching on"
I'd D91.iGDn-Sct5to Gazette, o
lGGoiin+t---++.4 4-s.4l s.4l--il----s.io1 Ed
emo. sThei Lazy MaDmbno 81
The lazy man, sayslthe 8efat
Contributor" is almost always
| good haturead.' He never vlv flies
into "a passion. =, He He "a might
crawl int, one, me, # that were El,;
possible; but the Nitd's idea of bis
dying into anything is prepos.
tefons. - 7"1 '''i''' y'' 0'''
Who ever heard Of a lax
man breaking into a bank,
wherel a4crowhar had to- de
used, orodrilling into a safe2+4
Nobodyd Not that he smIghn
nOt.csset his ineighbor's goods
contained therein, butthe hor.
or Of handling "a crowbar and
drills would ap%aysoHeter him
| irs2}mno actually ccomplmHiittingITa
burglary He JpeYer, ,rlp rrplppa away
With 5%thP ,lhiifr hiiSf ngeighb69Srr'sb ngei wife osinl:.
plya9n laa aacc0aphpot. egypt. of the 10 hqarrlror qarrlr
heodI has glfosff of 1yunlqq 1ryunnlqqing. i he .yiS
ever, ,ckrFYw knowpps ppsjtfos to rprn, it is to-7
run to seed. .,-.,.., ,..-
He rarely lies. about his
neighbors, iorp 1T iwould1be too
much exertioDg but lle can lie
about the ,bar.r6om all day.ni'
HE isof inesHmable service
to. ia billiard saloon. keeping
the chairs warm dana watching
the game, for few would care
to play where there arergqo
spectators The fact taati be
does this without pay, day in
and daylout, shows the pnsel,
fishness of his nature. What
an industrious man, who COR
siders his time worth some.
thing, would want pay for, the
lazy man generally does ior
nothingl showing a freedom
from mercenary motives that
should 90 iartofhis credit. G @.
The lazy man never gets up
revolutions, insurrections I ioI
other popular excitemepts, and
don't make arnuisance Of HIM
self by trampipg around the
country d making incendiary
speeeychess 10 promote, public
discomfort. ..4 ria-arrs
! In his own 'neighborhood he
is never a bdsy body in other
peoples & affairs, Tor the r very
idea of beng "a ibusy.body a,
anything would drive him out
Of his head. BY the way,9i
| he ever got out OF his heat
y0p would haygto driye hin
out, ut for for Re .youtl5dInt have enc ener
gy enough 70 go out Of Of his sow owl
aGcofu ''1-s. sJ-n Ct .as) .60l
No lazy man ever ran mad
IF he XeAt crazy, it was be
causeihe couldn't go aay wlier'
, else whhont9 walking baaaroi
5fazy men td6R't distufb b th'
quiet ofepeaEeral heigAtOrslb.
pulting'up tactorfes, furnace
appd, and, other denominations, rro,E
mi IJestis CHRIST Dfvime.qn
leNaboleonp on the f{,ck of St
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

sSovdGlu,surnameSbaDo Dong
las accidentally felipai Fpliou
Farnace,iJaekson . counUs slast
week, and. -sagkilleds siiisiilri
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

oiALEFTFs written by the Iatt9
rhaadeas steSehs has sjust been
published, wherein, anudihg ~ u
aSstatehsente eaHing'nS question:
his religious belief, he says. '2'1
4h4iyes IN always slRlfe been egnlgaIlfiTrnm a firm belisv-
eT in itl9 Bible, BFiil III He is a fool
who VII {diisbeeliieyss the existence
Of ria a Sod, Sod, aSSyp9nah as Sy9a say is charged
on me- i aalseabelhleee in the the
existence of a hell for the es,
peciai benefit ofthis slanderer.
Iawas raised aBap,istd and lad
Here to theirlbeliegn bIoa
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

A New, ORLEANS reporter
vas being shown through the
insane asylum the other day
when 1le1of'e he seAacoanteresd a very
pretty blae eyed, damsel, who
at once rushed into his arms
with the exclamation: "OM my
dear husbandl' The reporter
wished to soolhe the violently
agi'ated feelings of The little
Vi f5ridna:e, and stroked her
hair cafessingly as he replied:
why, my little dear, did you
think |, ,%ouId Stay . away " aay .6ooTmn
Your mo- She 81 innoceppiTy nlnntotcSesppiTy re re
piled, "you always liked to kiss
me-" "But you know you are
insane, my DEAR" he said.
"Yes' she replied YEARLY,
that's the reason I kiss your
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03
MGARTHIU OHIO5, 5.II NIARCH B. l87o.l. -.
rights'6 of manss-ssso edl

rightso of manos-ssso 9di q
Just SOL But where's Q the
"white mans party9" and what's
to become of the, oqs01iEs mans
goypefARmnent2T and yAoApw. is
to protest potefYc15tff the s"ProYdy oauca'
sian bloods"5 Ahl7-I ga,.s,,,
fJohO Brown's body lies mOuldering in the
"o' But his soul i marching on"
I'd be1.iGDn-Sct5to Gazette! @
f,,,o;1,,aiL al
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03


~ni Jesus Christ Divine ln ?.
,leNapoleon, on the r6ck of ST.
Helena, said tooGgh. Bertrand
II know 8lan, aid no tell9yoU
GhhEripsst GhhEripsst wasshfAHaHt, wasshfAHaHt,a a man. inesnEyery'
thing tJhiip about a4bep taGLrist sst9piishes
meio Ais spirit tqsYerFwhleellmsi helms
and fesQ,pffounds lme, There is
no comparison him
and any other Human being.
He stands single and alone,
Alexandeh5 "'' Cesar, Charlie
magne, mna4gdnres and /, have J 70 founded
empires; emf but on On what rests lie lie
creation c9e$ttiii Of Of our gehhiith:Y o.
foSrccs.I fl JesdsS alone loadfjdRead fjdRad his
Kdiinagdoa jp,4oiyy 3D. and aaaqtffil al this this
hootGnrem hour millions Of i men eIi0w would
dia for ffupib1T5 ib1iTm nSniIs7ei9 ,y7hI5'i!
IS1iooI0f r tgOmlg sms9s m9ht
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03
lon the War Path.


A letter received aI General
S9hGflriElan's headquarters from
Camp Supply Indian dian Territory
dated ed January %, says that :
Bull bear, a prominent chiefof f.
lhe Cheyennes, came to that
post with ihaportantnews from
several hostile tribes tlferea.
bohts.in lie statesothat the Ki.o
owass Oamanches and Apaches'
whon tareivery tnumerGesoandn
formidable, are making actitSo
WepaEations for awarnpon thsl
whiEesl aud hado .urgeduat thSs
Cheyennes to join them. 4 Nni
h!tlFe tFsos apprehension was excl
'ed Sl ameoang the white settlers Of,
'he, Territory, E11ho 1g1s heard this,
news, and j is to be feared
that Ina serionsf trouble with tLe
'reacheroas red skins is ip,
store for t1Iem al an early day.
su0fiIa2 6Hj 10 9tu " lOHeJ0FT1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

s9IoitIA. t9fioI
Il and Builders is invited to our superior
Engines, Machinery and Screw Propellers, fol
BON ftelaid Rk SFEaftSahdp. a'DnIa
novI41y
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-03

eoifilfractiohy of ssgVeAue.noo
.sMij&f RSwe5 VIM. Naloarn AID
Harvey SlagleI Of Ross county,
wsfsqfawestebaa a-slmrtuitiine
siueey brought before l0ommiy
sioner Beach, ehargsdnwiihib
lipitImanuGictaue and secretion
Of dis.hledspitb Iheoparsies
plaaddguiltyso and @eree boauh
pses tor appearas before siithe
United States Court .e--'q .
The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1870-07-19
ed Sunday at Liverpool from Quebec, the quick

ed Sunday at Liverpool from Quebec, the quick
est passage ever made across the ocean. She
sailed on The OH
CJpits Of an INFER. sting picture of Middle
street in 1885, are shown in Mr.. Morrison's
window, photographed by him after daguer-
reotype 8x10, which includes the old Casco
tavern, the Exchange, the Second Parish
Church and objects Of eye olden time," of deep
interest to old residents.
The yacht Alarm, with jolly party of friends
of Capt Preble, has gone on an excursion to
Bath and Augusta.
The Providence Light Infantry, one of the
crack corps of New England soldiery, will
make Portland visit either the first or second
week in September. They will be received by
the Blues and Infantry, who will tender them
dance at City Hall, and will quarter at the
United States Hotel.
The Portland Mechanic Blues will make an
excursion to Gorham by invitation OF the clti-
zens Of that town, a week from next Thursday
1t will be one of the grandest picnics of the
season.
Judpe Kent arrived in town last night to at
tend the Law Term.
James .O'Donnell will probably appear be-
fore Court this morning for the larceny of a
box of cigars.
The town of Carthage, in this State, whose
population was 483 in 1860, by the new returns
only numbers 1853.
Ira p. Harrington has been elected Director
in the Casco National Bank to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation of Eben Steele.
for many years one of The most efficient Direc.
tors in that bank.