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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-02

rT1O PRINTERs.-FOR SALE, A RUG
i GLES'S Rotary Card and Btlhead PRESS,
AZ by inches inside OF Chase. The press is in
perfect working order. and is capable OF being
worked at the rate OF 1000 Impressions per hour.
Is sold to make room for a larger one. Price 800
cash. Apply at THE NEwa Job Office. mays
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-08-02

vXTANTED, TWO WHITE GIRLS
w with good recommendations from their
former places one to cook and wash, and one to
mind children and assist In housekeeping. Apply
at this ONCE. aa92-l'
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

All who have real estate for sale or to let,
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will hnd it to their interest advertise in The TRIBUNE
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that of other news
paper and in addition TO this advantage The TRIBUNE
Will be found not only in NewYOrk and all its cities and
villages in every State and Territory throughout the
Union The advertisement should I've as brief as will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear tot
reader We would especially dwell on the fact that the
subscribers for the three editions of THE TRIBUNE, Daily
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In every
business profession; consequently each
are read by all classes THE TRIBUNE devotes especial
attention reports Of sales of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly To the value OF lt col
umns advertising medium The charges Tor adver-
tising follows DAILY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRIBUNE, s. per line SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE % cents per line. About ten words of
our wide columns line Terms cash III advance
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
Gonntrp 1Dropertp 10 fet.

TTO LET-At Fairview, N. j., 30 minutes to
roof HOUSE with 4. modern Improvements hres n.tss % aev a
s~yen rooms .aptsd small family Inqar
Of g. N MARSH No veys, New yorh, Of N FORCE, at
depot
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
I 0NG ISLAND RAILROAD.

| ,ONG ISLAND RAiLRoADi, vryr
ON and after MONDAY MAY l6 1870 Trains will leave ioows
James Sip. ..,m
800 a. m Greeuport and Sag Hsrbor Mail Train.
1890 IN az Train stopping intermediate stations
$3.50 .. m Gr-enpor Dd Sag Hsrbor Express.
.:0 .. m Eorhper Express Train.
$50 /. III. Eorthpor Way Train.
200 ,. Hunters Point for North Lhp and intermediate
All Trains connect Hampstead Sunday for Ros,.
Valley Huntington, and Norhpo sye iidps
Point AZ 9 A m aud 8 % M J.. ID. BARTON. Sap,,
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
6elp i)antc0.

A AGENTS.-AGENTS WANTED to SELL the
N finest National ENGRAVING pubhhed Sells sight Wakes
up patnotun good Samples sen! to any al
drsson receipt Of III Is. III Broadway, Room To-
AGENTS WANTED-FOr the revised Edition
IA sfCHAMBERSS ENCYCLOPAEDIA and other Standard Books
Best Commissions j. b. LlPPlNCOTr Co., As Broome St
A GENTS WANTED for Geo. f.. Warnings New
N Illustrated HANDY BOOK OP HUSBANDRY" guide for farm
en- youny and old T. b. TREAT Co. Pub, "a Bro@xay NJ Y.
DOY WANTED tn SET TYPE on Book and
Job be permanently employed at the Stereotype
Poandery IS and n New Cham.er-st, third toof.
lob COMPOSITIONS WANTED at 5S John
- st H. c. sTOOTHOFFS Printing O5ce
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
NETWORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
"

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING NOV. ~. 80
Passenger Ssion Nesiors, Twenty seventh
fourth-sve Entrance on TsSn.y- -seventhst
TRAINS LEAVE Nav WORK
Ior Nes Haven And Bridgeport T. tEI llO . l2l3 BI),
800 (Etl. 3;45, 430 $50 and (Er.) D
Fs Milford stratford Fairteh Southport and wesport 100 s
. 10 las. 4:g. and $50 .
NoIv.lt 100 800 tEIl sc n:so Ia:I. ,BIh 300
(Exl 3:+5, 40 (BI.l $50, 6 30 AMI 800 (Br.) O. N.
Jor DArien, Z g. ll:30 q 3:45 40 $50 and $50
FOR Stamford Ex). 9 ll:0 l2l5 EEL 2la tBID
3t5, +:N (kr.), AZ, 53D. $50, 7:f5 (EI)
For Greenwich O. l1So 2:l3 3+5 AS $50 $50 7;i3
For Por, Chester aud intermediate stations at iJ0 3l3
3:iJ, AS. $50 6a0 and 7;l5 D. ia.
sunday twenty New Yori at b,'
BOsoa.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield. m. tErl fEr BI)
For Boston via Shore Line l23 lEI.l 8 (BrD p.
For Hartford spd Springfield 8a m lex J. R3 tEIb <0p ~
" Hartford. 8 p.
For Connecticut Railroad tBr) ns Montreal.
3p IN. To Northampton.
Hartford Providence Rsh.in Railroad tgI) m
IN
For New Hsveo New Lopon and stoningoo Railroad, H.
l2:l5, 3 8 p
For Cana Railroad 800 p IN. Sorthamptoo and whsns
buryh
For Housstonic Rslrcsd ga m. ami D.
For Naugatuck Railroad, a. EI.) D.. IN.
For Danbury Hor~alk Railroad l2l5 and
ga. with Freight Train Norwsh Danbury
For New Canaan Railroad m. 2:l3 40 p H. and
DAYS. $40
Ccmmccu Sleeping Cars attached to train, Drswins
Room Car to the q. and p IL. trains
JAMES II. HOYr Supernten5~nt
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
Gituations rDante0--malfs.


An old Man, a Carpenter, WANTS some KIND
"A Of decert EMPLOYMENT for board and how Address,
CARPENTER, Brooklyn Post 0fhee-
A YOUNG German, who understands to work
she'll and india rubber eyeg frames born and ivory wos etc.
POSITION scconng % his abilities No objections 70 60 u the
eon inquire 222 Esst Theenthsi between Second and lhlr
ayes LOUIS KRAUSB.
NOTICE.-The FREE LABOR AND INTEL
IN LGBSCE BUREAU under the charge Of the Commonsr OF
has removed to and 10 Chnonplaee
where parties be furnished with hrst
help free Of charge JAMES DONAHUB suPI
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
Nnfticn Galrs of Real estate


J. JOHNSON, jr, AucloneeL
DY JOHNSON & NJ / l. L Err,
ID AUCnONRERS AND
REAL ESTATE BROKERS,
No CRDAR-sT., Nsw YORK -,
City Residences Lots Country Seats and rams bought %
rented exchanged peai Auction SALES o. Furniture &c
MONDAY, May 20
~ GREAT AND POSITIVE SALE OF
445 SPLENDID LOTS. ,,,
GKS POINT n. J by order Of DANIEL Low, esq , a.,
The property located and around the sttamboat p
ground, FOR MECHANICS AND Lhpoh
FRS II is particularly desirable
ave Hm park at oelock m and NewYork unl M
The splendid Water fronts this prper With substantial sea Ma"
desirable for manufacturing purpoSs
TERMS-seyrnty per Bond and Mortgage o
years Take The lOl o'clock boat at the foot Of Dys ii ~
Maps &c at the ofce Of JOHNSON MILLER 25 Nasssnst
WEDNESDAY, Nay -
al u ocotk Tie City Salesroom UhGniY Budlng)
No. 10 Court+t., BrcokYn.
GREAT PARTITION SALE
BY orler OF The
NPkBMK COURT
oftbe
ABRAHAM vAHDERvOoRT ESTATE.
Consisting Of
617 CHOICE LOTS
}
RlGHTEKNTL WARD, BROOKLYN
GEO IL. FISHER esq REFEREE.
M.ssrs s. NJ q d. r. NEEkBR AtorneyA
Tn, atepton peeulatrs B.sors called 10
this s which will embnee the largest Dumtr OF LOT es, d
one day City Of Bcokbn The property spendds Situated
ts mos, thriving growing a CITY Flushing hsIeieen
Central johnson and Knictebocke Myrtle saH haso
Jefferson Centre and Gecrgssa % "a ,, in orr L, afford an
will he sold sn9ly ana I'D smhl "''' ~
EFRMS,sriy per cent purchase remain on bona
and mortgage Por description Of property st nc9sed TrKpP ~
Maps and S Sa % srossa' Bgcosyn GFORGE H. PsHER
Referee No "a Broadvay Beosp or 70 the As,onesr pt
MILLER No. 2' Nassau q, nsn,y nsnrph ~ ~" a. ~
GREAT sALB OF LINDEN PARK.
GOO LOTS ON STATEN ISLAND
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
Giin Real Gsiatc for Sale.

Ciin Real Csiate for 6alc.
A VERY CONVENIENT and DESIRABLE
N HOUSE III East Thirty afhsL 2orN1ioO 4sory hgb-sccp
aoour ovesued painted IaIfred and fresooel
Apply CHAS DuGGlN architect 9 broadway
COR SALE-At a low figure, and easy terms,
two snug weIbu wosto basement ubcellar brck HOUSES
modern nurovemert excellent BeghbOrhood 20 al tht iefes
re of Owner " TRLLOAR the premises Thirteenth ST. be-
tween Pourt and Fifth-ases., Brookllu
$IS5 ne, To Loan nsIt 9@ 9 Bo.s s.s ana s
, In this CITY or Brooklyn JOHN F. CONREY, 62 Wslst
Room
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA and WEST
IL ERS RAILROAD.


pepos New York Of Barcsyt ami foot II Chns'opherH
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS commencing MONDAY, bpnl H. SD,
s0 EXPRESS NAIL TRAIN connecting Al Denyll WITH boon
Branch Branch Waterloo With snkeI
for Anover AMI Newton Washington With the D. L. AMI W.
Gap Srouisbug Scranton Crest BeOd Bnghanto srr
al points Lackavsnna And boomsbug
ami Delaware sni HUDSON Il Ris.
40 m LRHIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops q: Sewarf, Morris
town a kesoyn shnsl Phhpsburg and EssioD
PnIpshug Bel. Del X for Beyee &C. and 81
with Bethlehem, Ale Maneh Chunk, and
Wilkesbarre
SlOp SCRANTON EXPRESS Dover with Chester
Waterloo with r. and Washington with ID, L., and
". r r for Water Gap, SrouishnY. AMI Scranton.
HACKETfSrOWS MAIL connects With Boonon Chester
and Slsssr Railroads
$40 p. n.
For SUMMIT AMI intermediate stations at 6J 49, and 1000 10,
For ORANGE snd SOUTH ORANGE $50 70 900, 1000 and
ll:2O M loo 40 $50 5;3 6:Oo $50 900, and 1ls
p. m.
l.1n and III 40 m 2iO 2:O, 30 $40, $3.50 tl0 ta,
.4.50 $40 s:al 500 '62O '7;45 900 and Has
Trains marked stop at Eat Newark.
Fa BIoOMPIELD and MoNTCLAIR, $3.50 and IlOo snt
o.n,a 8 g. sau7: 7:45p. IN.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
Connirn Real estate for 5ale.

A VERY desirable suburban Farm of rs acres,
~ - miles Of Richmond City with hs,tone villa Containing
half cash B. HRwBURS Aoctonee Richmond Va
CASH SALE at great sacritice.-Five or ten
MN hckEs RES s e ao h sr s"s S"s & ssa i've
EOR SALE-The Dover Rolling Mill at Canal
Dover County, S,,e OF one The favor
a Of lsnd the bank Of tbe fosamwas
si ss, f Pss ksi a sn sn1
S S I @ s wan S ''S % eTs @ ana
!" than Tusaawas CouH and COL sSoands he immediate
We: wort. The .,..sns Of !. .s =. r. r
s1 ss o S., sf s s Es ct a 2 b. yer, % he's, ns,
Rs sss Sasso % 's%ip t e ~ a is x Ssf' s W.
ceSeisSi Ohio; NJ WILCOX Ne 70 & T,,srs, + Pu.Oash
President of the DOve' Rolling Min MinC
L ' terms Send nd for reaar PRASKLIN CLARK ii D-ys.
no! For MARYLAND-SplendidF FARM, 240
10 ssSf ssy1 P Hf t%. Sns Assn s o Fss &
ouse with %e @ s s sr, R s M s
~ the Executors Of The eDnh the MANSION and
% Of LAND auip located ate os on ' 1 nnTt & @ r t e h.asn s
1snees OF tbs msnco-hieS with eosp
fcT gentleman. residence villa The extension Of
@ SSe " G qs spd s1;a ss IN p ss Sf se most
dKT s ss WITT F & f hss 9lt f''' 3
NYACK -ON-THE- -HUDSON.-A Speciality
~ Prs, an through NewYork to-day time houn from
nov & ns & . Az several sne Residence and Farms for
sale @ s or 70 st ." o G. BENNET 81 Ced.Ist
rT'HE OPPORTUNITY IS ESCAPING!
to obtain tickets to the
GREAT AUCTION SALE o. LOTS MAY 25, AT QUEENS.
For p'''''-'' ' 'GiWRkScB R OAKLEY rLEURY 10 Pme.t
' ERN LANDS for SALE BY SEwYoRK SOUTHERN LAND
COMPANY 50 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
REAL ESTATE.
Nrw-YoRx, Friday, May %, 1870.


Tho Messrs. Fairchild, Stevenson d Co., ana
III, e. p Raymond were the auctiOneers today at the
E,eaanrc. and sold property, schedule OF whch is
appended >-,.X ..o,souoo
Messrs Potter Brothers have sold brick residence
with carriage house and grounds containing '"o anu
- - - oy ,ho pou,evard at Fort Washington
n nronerty recently sold to Mr.. Warren Ward price,
So sssr purchaser, Edward X Willard, esq.
sonads of laborers at work on the Messrs Water
.nrv and Iarkin estates Throggs Neck cutting down.
eIl1e in and LAYING the bed for the new avenue Inc
"Reminiscences propose to have the road ready for
The Sewark Street Committee holding meetings
eeSy Ia hear the arguments of property owners rela
tive 10 the paving of Broadt All the pavements KNOWN
have their partsans - ,, ..o ,o1;,c
Gov Hoffman has signed bill authorizing the Iayng
ant and opening new avenue between Rye statoh anu
new depot now being erected in the town OF hailson
on the line OF the New Haven Railroad.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
BROOKLYN 1]ropertn TO Eet.

TNO LET-Furnished-O Brooklyn Hights
near Wal. hrsi-css bnck
ner HOUSE all Apply premises hetweer
and NJ or and co. JOHN KBNNADAY 81 William 81
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

CORTLANDr ST.-For PHILADELPHIA vie Camden 1ooa M
via West Phl@eph4 $50 q II a m 1910 o. m
. 81 p m " night For Wsxhitstn
m i2n H. s1o' For South and South w.ss-S:tOa
FOR THE wEsV-s;DA ~. $50 a. m, 1870 D. m S o. M Q. m
silver Palace $50 and through 70 CINCINNATI "A
Chsso without chsDgei g throagh Louisville vth.t
change on s;S and m q Psoag sihea, change Ths
through Pittsbury IA Ram,
dAseIeps On that day they attached D tIAn jDsl,
hsy 1910. v ". JACKSON (;rpersl Sno~,..rr.-..'' ''
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
DRIE RAILW LWAY.-Trains leave Depots foot

II ofChamt~rsst and Twenty -thirist, follows:
Tbrough Ernress CbsInier M p
m sni (ay) leave Twenty st. 81 Ii1 ny 70 M
AMI SIS sni (dIy New abd improved DrsSog Room
Coscb, the 1000 train through To Buffalo, connect
iur 4, Iiorueye Sleeping Coaes running through
Coaches viii the b;n IN
train from Buffalo $50 from New York
from Sevfoh TO Rochester Buffalo Alo
Cinciunai An Engant train leaves daily at I0 n -,
For Por Way Ill 30 and 4N Twenty hird-
IT, Ill: rs a. IN aud 4l3 D. M
For Mdetown $3.50 Twenty thiris 3;la nh
and sandays onlg e:O M, Twenty third st.. s5 p M
For Greycourt Way $3.50 Twenty trst 's5 mD
For Newburgh And Way h a. m, $50 and t;0 M u"enV'
thirls.. 1:45 . 3:l3 aud +;lo p NJ
For sufern and Way and N CiSeny ri a. SO ano
s:+5 ny Theater train II 30 m lTwe1yhr st III P m m
For Paterson and VI from Twenty hrdst i~Pot NoS W9 sn
lIt5 N 3:+ 5:i5 and 6 Prom chanber' Depot
6:,5 lO;I5 a m IL m las 4;O 5:l5, and o:2 p m
Por and from Ts.ny st. Depot Al 90 and
Is m; 3:4 t5:l5, 5:tJ and ttt Prom chsnbess
Depot, u = l3 ico, t5l3 60J and te % m
For Piermou and Way from T~eotythrs Depot " q
m l24s t3l5 .;iS +S and 65 n sad ssiuna' only VIZ
midnight From Cbanberss Depot 900 NJ; l:U f3:D, <;is
500 ant t6 20 o. m. SATURDAYS only, t2:Do minight
10 Drawing Room AMI seepng
checking and transfer o bas
gsg Compaoys Offices al SO and 93 Bruaivy
si hhb IT. AMI Trd-av
Harlem; Fulton Brooklyn; Dpoe foot o Chamber and foot
of Exchange place and Long DOCK
Drot Jersey Agents al the pnnpal hotels
L. D. RUCKBR, Ma ID, - "h BARR
Daily 4 Por - kenssek only. For Pemont only.
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

AUCTION SALES OF NEW YORK REAL EsIAlE'
FAIRCHII.D, STEVENSON, son GO.
3,,.r hcase and 10, No 10 S''hs' !" OF $50
"5 stevens ioo ~, nonel.ss l0e50
tsioy house ana " @ tne % a.Ioo Tborpel
Ss,ory house lot No 3lS athsi lot f2io5 0
S,.ery house and lot No go S5hs, LOT iIilWs nj poae '
H.. Y. RAYMOND. o.,
7,' ee hog. and aO frame bon s.asf IS ss $500
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21

A VERY desirable suburban Farm of 75 acres,
~ miles Of CITY with handsome Villa containing
has recently been put complete repair Pnse $6;
half cash B. NBWBURN, Real Estate Aoctonee RehIaouc Va
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
Ciin 1)ropcrin 10 Ert.

EOR RENT-Three and four-stOry and high
soop browbooe HOUSE, and 200 snd so
per year. Apply to JOHN D. CRlMhlkS,
I OTIS to LEASE for 81 years. with renewal; !;
derah located Poryurtbst between Broadway Seventh
and Eight Apply ~ WM a T. A. CRUIKsHANk,
- l,as2 Broadway and 5,5 SiIth-aye
New-York tribune., 1870-05-21
Gnmmer Retreats.

AT POULTNEY, Vt, Rev. j. Newman, ID. d.,
N Pryt Of RIPLEY FEMALE COLLEGE
comfort. Of June 10 October Low rates. house
uoroughy renovated Send for and rfereneea
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-29

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worst Scrolula, to common eruption. PIN
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rough kin, which are such annoying blem.
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OF a few bottles OF this wonderful medicine.
From nne to eight bottles cure Salt Rhetrn,
Erysipelas, Scald Head, Bing Worms. BOis,
Scaly EruptioIsN the Skin, ScrOiula.SOres,
Ulcers and "Canl er in the mouth and stan
Rch. II is pure m 'dcnal extract Of native
roots and plants, combinlngin harmony M.
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which God has instilled into the vege tab,
kingdom for healing the sick. 1t Is =
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TEN. Thos who are largud sleepess, have
nervous apnrehenFioas or fears, or any Of the
affections sym ptonatic Of weakness. viii find
convincing evidence OF its restorative power
npon trial If You feel dull, drowsy, deblll-
tated and despondent, have frequent Head
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In many cases Of oliver Complaint" oily
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a remedy for all such cases, DR.. Pierce's Col.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-29
me 70 order on Short notice.
Painting and Trimming
NOTICE.

no Elizabeth Hull OF the State of Wisconsin,,
/ Peter StrauShaugh, Valentine StrauSbaugh,
| Henry Barger, Barbara Barger, SusanalIS IStraIls-
haugh, Nancy Straushlugh and EphrMm
Straushaugh, Michael Stmusbaugh, Lewis De.
vault, Mary Elizabeth Gaskih, Alcinus GnslSill,
Samuel peyault, Christina Searls, Levi searls,
Barbara y. Stephenson, Samuel Stephenson,
Lewis Deyault, Jr.. and Jacob Deyault:
You Wlltake notice that on the Goth dayoi
July, A. d. 1870, the undersigned filed petf>
ton in the Court Of Common Pleas of Viuton
county, ohio, where the same Is now pendinr
situate in Ylnton county, Ohio:
TO wt-part OF the porth. east quarter of sec.
ton no. Q2) twelve, IN township no (S) eight,
in range no. Q6) sixteen, IN Vihton county,
Ohio, being all of said quarter section, except,
ing, QO) ten aeres-off Of the south side, and
lsl) slxty'one acres OIL OF ihe north side
4 thereof, leaving (S0l eightyrnine acres more
or less, in said tract Also, another parcel OF
land described as (G0) sixty acres off of the
north side of the south west quarter OF section
no. (6) six, township no. (Sl eight OF range
no. 1s sixteen, and(6.h9) six and nine hun.
dredths acres. part of west end of middle
paft fthe southeast quarter Of said section
no; tG) six, township no. tS) eight, range no.
The undersigned demands that partition be
made OF said premises, as follows. H.Ut g. %
To .he undersigned, two eievenths; to EliR
abeth Hull, Peter Strausbaugh, Valentine
Strausbaugh, BarbaP Barger, ,.srsNnahStraus5
baugh, Nancy styasbaugh, Ephraim, Strpus.
hugh, Michael strausbaugh-eacb, one-elev.
I And TO- Mary e. Guskilt, Joseph Devauit,
Samuel Devan t, Christina Searis, Barbara FL.
len Steuleuson,L Lewis Devault, Jr., Jacob DE
vault-each, one sevent ySseventh part, as heirs
Mt law Of Margaret Deyault, deceased, late oi
Vinton eounty-the said last named shares be-
ing subject TO The courtesy Of Lewis Devault ,Sr.
Attic next term Of SAID Court an applica.
iion will oe made by he undersigned for an
order that partition may be made of SAID prem
Uses, as by statute provided. -4i
! JuSEPB STRAUSBAUGH.
By II. c. JONES, his Attorney. aug25 CIV
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-29
NOTICE.

TANES EPSON whose place Of residence Is
u unknown, Is notified that Mary Edson did
on fhe e7th day OF August, 1870, file her pei.
ton in the Office Of the Clerk OF the Court oil
Common Pleas, within and for said county OF
Vinton, State of OHIO, cnargirg that the said
Jam ss Edison had been wiIfnlly absent from
her FOR the space OF three year. last past, and
nsking that she may be diyofopd from him,
and that she may be returned to her maiden
name, end. for reasonable alimony-which Pc
titiou will be for hearing ut the next term Of
our said Common Pleas Court,
.,.,., -., H.C. JONES,
r.t..n Attorney for Plaintiff.
Dated August 81, 1870. 6w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-29
Obituary..

We copy from the Bolivar
Free Press the following obltu-
ary notice of a former citizen
of Vinton county:
1t is our painful duty to an.
nounce the death, on the 21st
instant, of a we'll known and
most highly esteemed citizen,
Jesse Drake, near this place.
A protracted Illness of several
weeks kept him closely con.
fined until his death. Mr. D.
was born in Hooking county,
Ohio, March 5th, 1926, where
he lived until 1857, when he
emigrated to this county. AS
q man OF business, he has been
successful, and the amount o.
property which he has accu>
mulated, since his connection
with Us, has been done by as.
siduous labor and honest deal.
ings with all persons. Socially,
he was earnest and friendly,
andthose who were regarded in
the light of intimates, always
found him frank, sympathetic
and obiging. The strongest
traits of his moral character,
which always solicited the good
feeling and confidence Of his
acquaintance, were kindness,
tenderness and forbearanee.
lie was a member Of the NJ. L.
church, and a devout Christie n
In condoling with the be-
reaved wife and children, We
can earnestly say, they have
been severed from an affection.
ate husband and kind father.
and the people of the commu-'
nifty have lost q very import
ant mlepber from their society,
which will cause their minds to
revert to the many happy as.
sociations with HIM during his
brief span of years. No bet.
ter name can replace his, nor
stand beside it. He is gone
but not forgotten.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-29

JOSEPH BULLOCK, who has
charge of telegraph repairs be
tween Cbillicothe and Zaleski,
was badly injured last week,
while attempting to get on the
rear car of Il train at London.
derry.
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Transfers of @ lfeal Estate In
VintOn County for the week
nnIinnr Snntn.,Inn 90 1RHA

ending September ~. 1870.
James Gibbons to j. j. Shockey, In
lot SO, Nc 4TthIn, s., 800. jyS y g5O
John d. Niswanger to II. c. Moore,
4 acre, ailensville, $25.
John I. Wiun to Sarah Ross, 80 :,
~. 10, SI35. L ~, 49,. ..-' =
Sarah Ross to B. Jones, same,
$7e0. 80. ,...-..- ,g1r -, 80
Patrick. to catllafine Gormley, III
lot 8. Prattsville. 800.
Charles w. Sprouse to A. G. Frazee
IN lnI2. Hamden, 81. AGO. Y.,7 ,r...r
Henry Reynolds. Auditor to E, D,
Dodge, in lot l3, Hamden, 81 80.
Same 10 same, in lot II. 50 40.
Gortez Ewing TO- Josiah Madden, 40
acres, tp 8. $400.
Jacob Probasco to Josiah Madden,
CO acres, tp9, $500.
John r. Shore to George Schmith,
0, feet OFF in-lot s, Renck's addition
Zalcski, $3.50. '... ......
Elanor Reed to Regular Baptist
Church, i5llS Z rods, $40. ..'I
Geo. III. Carpenter to Henry Fergu-
son, quitclaim, l43 acres, tip II, 500
.Enos, to Hiram Dozer, So acres, tp
quit claim. $3.50.
George, to Hiram Dozer, same, 81 %
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ooLrspusk { HOOKING VALLEY

Ftsttrhm leaves Athens nte IS q. nj, Rr.
Tiy,ngat Columbus ut 0 IS, making conneeu ons
for Fast and West. Second tIpin leayes Athens
ut 2 p. m. on arrival Of train from Chll'cOthe
and Portsmouth on which there Is q through
ear fiom Portsmouth to Columbus, arriving at
Columbus nj 5 25, making close connections
for the East mud West. First train leaves Co.
lumbus at 10 n. m., arriving at Athens at
II ~, with through car for Portsmouth. Sec.
old train leayes columbus at . 55 5p. m. ar.
living at Athens at J 20 ., m. ,..- -..... W..
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The other evening, two spec,
linens OF the genus Democrat
were overheard conversing,
when one asked the other what
he thought about the war.
"What war9" queried No. 2.
aWhy, didn't You know there
was a big war in Europe 2" said
No. 1. And thus replied the
unposted Democrat: aWell it
don't surprise me; l always
told 'em eff the ID niger got
a vote, we'd hev anuther war;
Logan Republican.
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