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g Bonds are in denominations OF
$1,000, $500, 800.

~. e.. y II ID
They will be issued as coupon bonds, payar
BILE to bearer, ard may be held in that form;
or [cFh 5 gB%g
The bond may be registered In the name OF
the owner, WI h the coupons remaining pays~
ble to bearer attached, the principal being
then transferable only on the books Of the
company, unless re-sssigned to bearer; or
The coupons may be detached and cancelled
the bond made perman ent registered bond,
transferable only on the books OF the compa-
ny and the interest made payable only 10 the
registered owner or his attorney.
The three classes will be known respectively
as:
1st. HCoupOn Bonds payable
to Bearer"
I'd. Registered Bonds with
Coupons attached" "fgc
3D.. "Registered Bonds with
Coupons detached" and should
be so designated by correspondents in
specifying the class Of bonds desired.
They have thirty yeors to run from January
Is, 1870, with interest at SIX per cent. per an
mum from November l, 1860. Principal and
interest payable in gold 10 the city Of New
York. >r.t
The interest is payable in May and Noyem.
Der. that Il may take the place oi that Of the
earlier issues Of five.twenties, and suit the
convenience Of our friends who already hold
Central and Western Pacific Bonds, with in
terest payable In January aud July, and who
may desire. in making additional investments,
10 have their interest receivable at diHarent
seasonsof the year. 1sS't'
The Loan Is secured bya mortgage upon
the entire line Of road from Richmond to the
Ohio River, with the equipment and al other
property and appmtenances connected there
with. rrt 80 d s4--..,
A sinking fund Of 500 900 perannum Is pros
uded for the redemption OF he bonds, to take
effect one year amer the com mplstion or The
road. ~ kcr-t4. ,rsf ffex~s
The mortgage is for si6.Ooo,ooo Of which
49, ooo. 900 will be reserved and held in trustfor
theredemption Of outstanding bonds Of the
Virginia Centml Railroad Company, now
merged in the Chesapeake and Ohio.
ofslhe rsmsinining sl3ooo. 900, q sufficient
amount will be sold to complete the road To-
the Ohio river. perfect and improve the por-
tion now in operation, and thoroughly equip
the whole for large and active trafic. -
The present price IS 90 and accrued interest.
A loan so amply secured, so carefully
guarded, and so certain hereafter to COM
maad prominent place among the faForits
securities in the markets, both Of fthiscountry
and Euope, will be at once appreciated and
quickly absorbed. .ltti ~
varv rasnoctfuilv .s
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Ga.lipOlis, Macarthur & COlum-
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Ga.lipOlis, Macarthur & Column
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The following Is a copy of a
letter received by DR.. Levisay
in regard to the Railroad:
OFFICE OF O. & o. r. R. Co., J
New York, March 81, 1870.
G. w. LEvIsAY,
Dear SIR Your esteemed
favor of the 14th instant, to NJ.
Huntington, the President Of
this Company, and of the 18th,
to Capt. Parsons, are before me.
The Company regard the en-
tterprise with great favor, and
assure you Of their intention to
construct a branch line to the
mouth of the Kanawha River
at an early day bBuq ~
Very respectfully, go.
JAMES j. Tracy, See'y.
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A sad Case of Hydrophobia.

"A SAD Case OF HydrOphODla.
Some time since a man
named Henry SKlean, residing
in Queen county Long Island,
was bitten by a. fefociops dog;
He had his wounds dressed,
and in a few days recovered
his usual health, apparently
On Thursday. last his conduct
excited suspicion; he CONS
planned of feeling dizzy, which
was attended by nausea and
vomiting. He entered the
lager beer saloon of lMr.
Schmidt, and asked for a glass
of lager, which, when offered,
he refused to accept, and left
the house. Under the horse
shed he observed a pail Of wa
ter, which he frantically seized
and dashed TO the ground. He
then started on a run to his
residence. He broke open the
door in paroxysm of terror,
yelling with delirinm and pain,
frothing from the mouth and
bleeding from the nose. He
continued unrelieved in his
sufferings for about one hour,
and, as he seemed to grow
worse, it was found necessary
TO cause his death by sLioth-
ering him between feather
beds. He leaves a large family.
but they are well provided for,
as he was a man possessed of
considerable wealth, nrHt l.
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FISK &HATCH, 5.
,yo efss Bankers.

p.s.--we have issued pamphlets eontain-
ing full particulars, statistical details. maps;
etc., which will be furnished upon application :.
We buy and sellgovernmept bonds, and re-
ceive the accounts Of banks, bankers, corpor-
atoms, and others, subject 70 chech al siekts
and alloy interest on daily balance ~
mar lols7v3m " - 2
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
oFTHE ~,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Co.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, con-
Meeting the Atlantic coast and the magnificent
harbors Of the Chesapeake Bay with the Ohio {
nver ct q point OF reliable nayiga IN ,and Thus
with the entire Railroad system and wafer
transportation OF the great West and South
west forms the additional East and West
Trunk Line, 80 imp eradyely dem auded for
the accom- odation Of the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
seaboard and Europe on the one hand, and
the great producing regions Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys ON the other.
The importance Of this Road rs new Out-
let from the West to the sea magnificent into
one Of national consequence, and lnsures to
1t an extensive through trafHc from the day Of
its completion while, IN the development or
the extensive agricultural and mineral re-
sources Of Virginia and West Virginia, IL pos. (
sesses along its own line. the elements Of
large and profitable local business. ~. T.
Thus the great interests, both general and
local which demand the completion Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to the Ohio
nver, afford the surest guarantee ofits success
and value and render il the most important
and substantial Railroad enterprise now in,
progress In this country. f'f# I'D
Its superiority as an East vnd West route,
and the promise Of or. immense and profitable
trade awaiting its completion, have drawnto
II the attention and cooperation Of fpromlhent
capitalists and railroad men Of this city o
sound judgment and known Integrity, whose
connection with it together with that Of emf
nent citizens and business men Of Virginia
and West Virginia, insures an energetic, hon.
orable, and successful management.
The road lscompleted and in operation from
Richmond to the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs Of West Virginia, a2I miles and there
remain but 200 miles (now partially construct
ed) to be completed. to carr. II to the propos-
ed terminus onthe Ohio River at, or near, the
mouth ofthe Big Sandy River, l5O miles above
Cn,innatI, and $50 miles below Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected or in progress
through Ohio and Kentucky to this point,
which will connect the Chesapeake and Ohio
with the entire Railroad systems Of the West
and southwest, and with the Pacific Railroad.
Its valiab,e franchises and superior admn-
tages will place the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company among the richest and most
powerful aud trustworthy corpo nations Of the
country; and there exists present value, in
completed road and work done, equal to the
entire amount OF the mortgage. ftE y.
The details Of the loan have been arranged
with special reference to the wants Of all.
classes ofinyestors, and combine the vanous
features Of Inconvenience, safety, and protection
against loss or fraud.
pho nnnda ara In da,nxs.ioolta of II E.
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Attachment Notice.

Jacob Ankrom, plaintiff, | Before John 8.
Joseph 'Rsi znsrim and EiI R.SD0TT ip., Vi vintoS
Matilda Hill, defendapts.J County, Ohio.
ONthe 10Th day or MarchlA. D. 1870, said
Ojustice issued an order Of attae hment in the
above action, for ihe,sum OF Sl30.42; and SAID
cause has been entered by sald Justice, and
will be for hearing ou tho 9TH day OF May, A.
D. 1870 at one o'clock, ?. NJ. OF SAID day.
March 26thIs7O. i'Ds " l'n
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Z The New York Times says
there will be a general reduc:
tion of rents throughout the
city offrom ten to thirty per
cent. after the 1st Of May next
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GRAPE VINES

On OnACoNCoRD and Ives Seeding
~ UUUGrapc Vines for sale-well-roote
outdoor propagation entirely. These tw
varieties are most reliable T. the climate an
coil Of Southern Ohio. ! will sell on lNti
VERY REA AsoNABLE TERM 8
Liberal deductions made by the thousand
for vineyards. THOS. b. DAVIS.
Macarthur, November IL, 1869.
Clayton 4 Baird, agents, Athens, o.; e Mar
tin,agent, Plymouth, U, Robt. Wilcox, Ham
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New Advertisements.
Adminisfrator's A Sale.
2Ist Day Of May, a. D. 1870.

at1 O'Clock P, NJ OF said day, on the premises,
the following described real estate situate 10
the county OF Vinton, and state OF Ohio, to'wit:
Beginning al the northwest corner OF the
southwest quarter OF section twenty'six,
(26) township ten, QO) range fifteen, (l6l
Ohio Company's purchase, thence east forty
and elghty.two hundredths (4082) CHAINS
thence south twenty and forty-tyo hundredths
CHAINS, thence west fcrty and eighty.two
hundredths (4Os9) chains, thence north,
twenty and foriy.two hnndredths l20.42) chains
to the place,of beginning. containing eighty
three (S3) acres mOTeor less: also the follow
ing described premises, TO vii! leglnnlng at
the northwest corner Of the south east quar-.
ter of section no fwenty.six (2,l in township
40. ten, tI0) range no. fifteen, Q6) Ohio Com.
nany's purchase, thence south four (4) cha ms,
thence south eighiy.one degrees (sio) east
fourteen (I4) chains, seventy 1--WE (75) links to
n chestnut tree; thence noftheHy 10 white
oak treein the north Ine OF sad quarter
thence west to- the place Of beginning, being
in section twenty six t26), township No. ten,
dO) range Hfteen (l5), containing ten tlU) acres
The eishty.three acre lot appraiSedA Ave
hundred and sixty dollaTs(s6C09 The ten acre
lot At two hundred and'fifly dollars lS250,) and
must bring tYo,thlrds oi those sums respect
Mply.f } tAk1 II Ia MI LAi 4 O. IT % q. %
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d The colored procession at In
dianapolis was six squares in
length. Among the notices
on their banners was the fol.
lowing: 1--WE stand by the
party that stood by us.D
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The Hon. W. M. Howard sta:
ted at the Fifteenth Amends
ment celebration in Detroit,
that when he went to Congress
sit required more moral cour
age 10 walk boldly to the halls
of Congress, and say 4 am a
Republican, and nothing else,
than ii soouldt0 day to go round
here and kiss e0ery colored 400
man IN Mis hOase." 2 .'e I.0
The trial of Daniel McFar.
land for the murder of A. d.
Richardson is now in progress
in New York. Intense exciteI
ment exists relative tothe trial,
and the court room is densely
crowded With anxious specta-
tors! 731 R9h4 Daa $3.50
SAYS the Columbus Journal
Of ,Friday-sA letter, passed
through the Columbus Post
Office yesterday, directed to
GallaaoGypeliese-which is the
longest and worst spell Of CALI
polls we have ever experienc-
ed. y h2A
CAPT. RoBT. HOBBY, Of Con-
cord Tp., Ross county, has re-
ceived notice that over one
million of dollars, in the Bank
of England, await the heirs Of
Buchard Hoddy, Of whom the
Captain is one.
GEN GRANT belongs to a tenn
perance society and does not
drink a drop of spirituous liq
uors. The Vice. President, and
Secretary of the Treasury are
also strict temperance men.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, has the
most extensive. manufacturing
establishments ofiany city in
the West. Over 10000 Reap
ers are made every year in
three shops, employing. about
1000 hands. n al ,osro fe..
AFTER cordially welcoming
an American ovisitor, John
Bright once said: Sand now
tell me about that gaunt, clum.
sy, big-hearted President .of
yours toa Fta. OH ea,i ..
No American Minister ever
occupied SO prominent posi-.
ton in the literary-politico-
fashionable world of London as
Mr.. Motley. oeied 49,. .ceo
ME1Gs county has a new safe
for its Treasurer's office, both
burglar and fire,proofI 4
The Chillicothe Council, po.
litically, ais tie-the same as
last year. 45 iea a lo7
THE Turnpike question in
Meigs and Gallia Counts was
voted down by a large majority.
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r.on lhe w..hinrton rnhronic,e.


Ohio Republican Association.
The o following important
committees of the Ohio State
Republican Association, of this
city, have been appointed, to
cooperate with the Ohio Gen.
tral Republican Committees of
the various Congressional Diss
tricts of the State, for the
purpose Of promoting the in,
terests of the Republican party
of the State of Ohio: se4stl
Committee for the State at
Large-Captain W. @. Penny
witt, Third Auditors Office;
ColonelD. @. Cox, Superintend-
ent Internal Revenue Bureau;
N a. Gray, Esq, Post Office
Department. Tsa ,.!4. III 9oZ q
Committee for Congressional
Districts-1, M. H. Garry; 2,
w.. F. Perkins; 8, Felix M.
Marsh; 4, l., W. Funk 5, j. w.
White; s. Phillip A. South; q,
Chaa. b. ParkeH s, VIM. b
Brown; 9, b. +. Hawkes., 10, s.
r. Brown; II, g. w. Shockey;
12,i1 H. Wilkinson; l3, O. @.
Bangkgi IA, IA. I'M. Som
mers; 49, o. Hawkins; 16, O.
Hazlets II, M. q. Baxter IS,
w J. aDockstadeg 10, VIM.
Small. ~ Ll9baild lJaaiiq
The officers Of the Ohio State
Association are as follows: j.
B. Will, Pres dent s. Il. Rob-
inson, Vice President; w. A.
Hunt, Secretary; r. W. Kerr,
Treasurer. q s''' ? s.lo' A''l
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THIRTY acres Of the GaIlipo-
lis Island will be sold at public
sale at Point Pleasant, on the
goth day Of May. e s4ss2
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Lost.

DY the sub seriber, q Pocket Diary contain.
Ding Forty.flye Dollars, (s46) on the road
between Zaleski and Hope Furnace-supposed
on. the railroad. ! viii pay LIBERAL
at the Office of the VIETox REcoap.
tfmar2 'io,i JAMEsBEALoT.
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OOhN IL lNAAAans gNNANNt%-J
's---.------ssOse e----+-r-r-- f.Hff a.
Wanted-A White Democrat
Gs ic Barber. y ~
The Democratic Enquirer
advertises for a white Demo.
cratic carpet bag barber. Since
the adoption of the Fifteenth
Amendment Democratic faces
have become solOng that the
home BARRIERS refuse, to shave
them at the regular prices, and
h enice In is advertisement.
which exchanges are reques'
ted to copy. We hope they
will do it. We hope they will
get the barber. They deserve
tn have one who oanL put a
true Democratic edge ON ra
zor, cut hair in the latest ap-
proved Copperhead style, and
soak their locks with the
double concentrated oil of
Butternut. We say they de-
serve to have one. They did
have one. Kept him about
six months before they starved
him out. Ferdinand Kruss,
Chlllicothe, Ohio, is his adj
dress, and any white Demo.
cratic barber who has any no
tion Of coming here would do
well to write to MIR. Kruss,
and learn what amount of
Democratic paying custom
can be depended upon. sf,
But we will close this arti'
Gle by calling attention to the
Stiffness of this advertise
ment," Democrats and Re,
publicans shaved with Charlie
Taylor, who was cplored, and
an honorably, discharged, sol
dier of the United States Ar
my, and were happy. Charlie
was enfranchised, and found a
white Democratic landlord
with the slave drivers whip
cracking over his shoulders to
drive him to the polls and
Inaho Linn avoto against his
friends and principles. He as
serted his manhood by cast
ing his ballot for those who
had lifted his feet out of the
mire, whereupon his landlord
closed his shop Charlie went
in with Job Lucas, but from
that day till this, certain Dem
ocrats have been weeping and
wailing, and refuse to be
shaved because their barber is
not. We say nothing OF this
attempted oppression by the
latter.day, Macarthur 'Democ.
racy, of this prescription for
political opinion, we only call
the attention Of the public to
the littleness of this worse
than silly transaction. They
ought to have a white barber.
They ought to have two of
them. e5.p NlTtIIJ EuOb
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4 Mr.. JAMES NJ. INaHAM Of Ing
ham Bros, was the first white
man ever elected to any Office
in this city by the votes Of
colored men. AT 6 O'clock, on
the morning of last election
day, he was chosen Judge at
the I'd Ward polls by the
dusky citizens who rolled up
in such force in that precinct.
County Register.
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Nh. HUGH MoDowELL exhib.
tied to us this week a relic Of
early days in the shape Of a
silver mountedIndian toma-
hawk, with the hammer end
followed out for a pipe, which
still retained the flavor of to.
bacco used in it years ago.
The instrument was found
some time since, while exca-
waiting for a cellar, on Second
street.-Ross G0antg Rsqister.
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Particulars of the Death of
Gen. Thomas.

The Chicago Tribune, says
The folio wing particulars OF
the death of General Thomas
were, on yesterday, narrated
by Colonel Willard, to a Tri.
bune reporter: On the very
day Of the fatality-Monday
March 2Sth---General Thomas
had expressed himself as feel
ing unusually we'll and buoy
ant, and that his health for the
past week or two had been
much better than for some
months past. AT about noon,
while sitting in his private Of,
fee at headquarters, engaged
in the transaction Of the busi.
ness of the department., he
was suddenly, and without an
instant's warning, seized with
what seemed to be a fainting
fit, and fell to the floor insensi-
BILE. The prompt application
of restoratives soon resulted
in the recovery of his faculties,
so that by two o'clock he was
able to sit up and converse,
but was still very We1k.-
Shortly after two o'clock the
grim enemy Of mortality made.
a sudden stoke of fiapoplexy.
The blow was a fearful one,
and the mighty victor of a
hundred scenes Of carnage
sank under it. The General
instantly relapsed into a coma;
tose state, from which no ef'
forts could arouse him. The
Medical Director was at once
summoned, and Mrs. Thomas
was brought to the spot
For two hours the utmost art
OF surgery was invoked, but to
no purpose; the insensible
state continued, attended with
labored, though evidently not
painful respiration. The de-
voted wife sat by the side of
him whom she valued as the
world could not and; strained
her eyes for a sign of return
ing consciousness. But it
never came. Fainter ard fain-
ter grew the breath, weaker
and weaker the pulse, until at
last, at half past seven o'clock
in the evening, the great heart
had ceased to beat, the great
soul had passed away, so quiet.
ly, peacefully, imperceptibly
that the agonized watcher her.
self could not tell the instant.
-----'e'------
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Torlmr,.ssTIoef Sale.

One third cash, one.thIrd in one year, and
one-third IN two years from day Of sale. with
interest deferred payments TO be secured by
mortgage on the premises.
.el RUFUS w. LENTNER,
Administrator ofElyahJ ones, deceased.
April q, 1870. -.-.L
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.agoosa NoTNy sAT
FFlTI NJ q = IITI
ofacs Of r1sK 6 HATCH,
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. K
No. $ NASSAU srnrrr. EIv Yoax. =
a,3HkvCf February lS,h. 1870. .;
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ThereDarkabls sucssss whichhtShded oa
neeotaI ion Of the loans OF the Central Paci6
Railroad Company and the, Western Pacific
Railroad Company, andthe popuiarii, and,
credit which these loans have mmntAinedin
the markets, both IN this country and In Ed,
rope, have shown tina. The Hrst mortgage
boAds Of wisely located and honorabIy. mana,
ged railroadsare promptly reeogD Ized As Tho z
most suitable, saie and advantageous form
investment, yelling 4 more literal Income
than can hereafter be derived nom Royern.-
ment bonds, ard available 10 take their place.
/. Assured that, IN the selection and negotla-
ton Of supenor loans, We are meeting great
public want and rendering n valuable service
both to the holder Of capital and 70 those
great national works Of internalimp provement
whose intrinsic ment and substantial charac.
ter entitle them to the use OF capital and the
confidence pfc lnyestors-we now ODER with
sPeciAl Aleonfdence and Satisfaction the
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-04-21

A GOOD joke is told by a
Democrat of this township on
himself. A few days before
the election he accosted a
"15th Amendment" very pleas
antly, and confdentially in
formed him that colored men
formerly aniggers") would all
be entitled to a vote at the en-
suing election. The "gentle-
man from Africa" replied that
he was aware of that fact
Democrat: sWell, now don't
you think some Of your folks
will vote our tickets" Colored
Fellow Citizen: Cant say,
sab, as to dat, but ] know some
OF um's gittin' mighty loso!'-
Exit Democrat, with a big flea
in his ear.-Hglland Neus.
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Guardians Sale.

TN Pursuance of IN order OF the Probate
lCourt Of Athens county, /, as guardian OF
Mary l.. Canny will offer for sale, al public
auction, on the 9Th day Of May, 1870, at 10
o'clock, forenoon, upon the premises, the un.
diYded one-fourth part Of the north halfof the
southwest quarter Of section 10, IN Lee town.
ship, Athens county, also OF the north half Of
the east half OF the southeast quarter of sec.
ton 25, In Knox township, Vinlon county, ap-
praised at $4,000. TERMS -One.third down,
one-third in one, and one-third in two years.
with interest. ELIZA ANN CANNY,
- Guardian.
BRows & WILDEs, Attys. apfT4w
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