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RY COOPER 4 BATIMER Aucti oneers
~ . tSuccessors to Jas. q. Mcclure h % y
Southwest corner of Penn. ave. and nth street
OF VALUABLE In PROVED
pkoPERT1 At THE CORNER OF THIR-
IEMNTH STREET AND NEW YORK Az


~ By virtue of deed of trust, dated the sth OF
G.":N December, ls67 and recorded in Liber 4. g.
- f., No z, folio S3S. one at the land records of
ashngton county, in the District of Columbia, the
mndersigned will sell, at public. auction, on MON
DAf the sth day OF May, at 81 O'Clock p. m, on
the premises, all that piece or parcel of ground
being part OF Lot in Square $50 beginning for the
same at he southwest corner of said lot and thence
running due north by and with the line OF 18th
west e2 feet thence due ca 10 feet thence beginning
al the starting point and running sastwardy BY and
with tine line OF New York IS feet thence by
lns drawn at right angles to said avenue north.
wardly 81 feet 6ipches, thence by line drawn porti-
wardly 1sfeet inches, until ID meets a line drawn
from the end OF the second line described "a feet and
thence by this last to the end Of the second line to-
gether with piece OF land feet in width, extend
ing from the northeas; Of the piece Of
herenbefore de- cribed by and west of the continue
ton Of The 81 decor bed line b. the public alley at
the north Of said lot. ~ II = = =
The impr0v ements consist " a large two story
Brick dwelling, with basement and attic. contain
ING twelve rooI with gas, water, and other conye
niences; well kuifed for business property pri
,vatc residence. --fJ-s. ..T r.'-I =. - To-
Terms Of sale; $1,000 Of the purchase money to be
paid IN cash, and the residue in two equal pay ments
OF elk and twelve months, thinterest the terms
OF sale not complied with in 1--WE ia from Of
sale the property will s resold At the risk and cost
Of the detaulting purchaser. Revenue stamps md
coDyeyancing at purchaser cost. dc post of SSO
will be required when the property is struck OFF,
ROBERT c. FOX, Trustee.
myi-d6ds COOPER q LATIMER, Aucts.
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T $. MARSHALs SALE.

In virtue of writ of ferf faeias issu.d from the
Clerk sOfce Of the supreme Court Of the District
Of Columbia, and to directed will sell at public
sale for cash, in front OF the Csnrt House OF said
District Dis on noNpAY, the Sd day Of May instant,
title claim and interest in and to Lots Noe and
3d. of Hawes sui division Of Mount Pleasant In the
singular the improvements thereon. fronting 7Asl.
no OF feet on 7th street turnpike road BY al loo
of g.. ". g.. Eslin. and win be sold 70 satisfy
execution no. 6,SS1, in favor Of Browning
Eslin. p - go eN.nl ALEX SHARP, =.
May Sd, $50. (my4dtdI u. d. Marshal, D. q.
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RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auciiooeer..- -
y Successors to James G. MeGaire d Col i, I,
s.aTzns SsYEERrfs E EaEs PIP HHsFF as
. s Sn ESERS si: AgIEgsooN: NAY s.s. =
following unimproved property Lot l. square q; ali
81 ssTsss fS o. e r. 10. N 81
Il e. lot I. r. s y
nS;s: deposit s d Is wit s1 e.
Title to the property inaisputable. n Ia s- ~
Conyeyances and revenue stamps at csst Of pur-
% APPS COOPER LATIMER, Auc,s. /.
Rf W. L. WALL q CO.. Auctioneerr, q 5 : =
No 900 and 800 isss H,.Ss s iSaPss
II Ss bRAsINs NAV
PP sn,Ins az Ssi0ek We viii sell aesection OF
@ TwoESsTy l.rss oil Panther "' p = s0 y
are VERY fine works Of art Will Be s1hibision
private n'ys buyers asthsy must e sGld Ga :. 3
RY GREEN WILL!AMs, : = -
u Auctioneers aud Real Estate Brokers. llis Z
Southeast corner Of 7th and Dstreets.
TWO yo STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT
IJMEEH FIRST AND sEcos hS9 srsrE III;
= ."ESIs ISLAND: AT AUCTION. ; % 800
~ On TUESDAY. the Sd day Of MAY
Us; Iole, az . CLOCK p. M we shall sell, the
being Is feet front by IS feet deep< with first rata
.M Y, story frsme House and Kitchen, built back,
Terms: One third cash; balance 6, IL and Is months,
deed of trust the premises All conveysncina and
Revenue stamps at the cost Of the purchaser SO
oG sp27 od 'hs day q dk sif WILLIAMS Auot,
F.. ~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
aceonnt OF the rain until FRIDAY, the 9th inst
myid GREEN s WILKINS, Aucts,
b w." N T Mafbt 81 Sn; AHG',one -.
.. ..., =. Nos. 900 902 Pennsylysnia avenue.
PEREMPToRY SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
MEsT CokSER OF 10TH AND N STREETS
LeA On THURSDAY AFTERNOON, May 70,
E:H at clock we will sell. in front Of the prem
o4Veach otTonting 3 feet inches 10th street anil
running back ~ feet street TO a IS foot inch
aey both lots containing 412 feet inches ground.
Al the corner is improved by n two story aud half
Brick House rooms. = y 49, - rF7[T77' ~
We would call especial attention to the above sails
euyers as the properly Is az an Improving part of
siIable location. = - w
Terms OF sale are: one.third cash. and the balance
taken to secure the defer red pa yments All conyey-
sneing and stamps at the expense of the purchaser
deposit or 20 will be required soon as the
property IL sold. Title perfect and sale positive
my4 VIM. l.. WALL co. ,-Aucts
RY COOPER 4 LATTMER, Auctioneers.
~ "a Iaz a. efnr,fra n ~
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~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED ON
account Of rain until MONDAY, 9th May, same hour
and place. q B.. = . . IL - 40 10. I;.Is
my4 WI. WALL Co. Aucts.
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MAR RIED.

MARRIED.. --aH .s.f .---sz-
flNk-CLARk: On he Sd inst, BY the Rev. J.
q Butler. D. d., Mr-yAcoBJ. FINK ef this city,
10 Miss RACHAEL v. CLARK, of Montgomery
county, Nd. fRockrHie SeutiDel please copy
DIED.
EDEllN.-At her home, in Corning. New York
on the f-yrning 81 the 81 inst. Mr. SIDNEY
THRCS1ON. wife Of pr Alfred Edelin,. late Sur
geOn Z. A, and daughter of William A and Sid
ney A: Bradley, deceased all Of this CITY.
The funeral will take place AZ the residence OF the
sister Of DR. Ddelin, Mrs. j. y. SenIaes. No az G
street west. between 81 and Ia streets at m the
4th inst this day. The friends of the family are
respectfully invited. ., - II
EDELIN.-On tho "a inst. Mrs JUDITH t.
EDELIN,, wife Of the late Henry ID. Edelin,, in the
Goth Year Of her age =
The friends and acquaintsnces II thr family arc
respectfully invited To- attend her funeral, on to-
morrow tThur-dsyl NOR 4inz. at o'clock from 20
lZto street ssuth, betwe~n i2fh and 18th east
Upper Marib'r1 paper. please cOpyI
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OY COOPER LATIMER. Agetiepeers, - /.
ID Successors to Jas. c. Mcclure & Co.. -
southwest corner Of avenue and llth d

TRgsTLLS SALE OF THNVK 1TLAKD IN
- By virtue OF two dseds Of trun from James
wv. DaEns and wife ,daly secorded IN the Clerks
.ssS will seI, At pphlic sgetioe, the highest
hide. Ssghd A Y s As "a day 9
Latimer, in the city of Washington, Tract "a
land in county. IN the Stsee Of %
deeds - conisniAs two hnadrsd Aed thi5ssen ee.es
zoo God but ss Hnssss, WI convey on5 such 8 Is
vested in me by said deeds.
a., q es:S mot 8 ssoa
rid and cost Of the frst eynrchnser stamps
- TRENBRICK D. kcGQIR1, Iru ytee.s -
my add - COOPxR Is LATlnxR. Anets..
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VDY GREEN d WILLIAMS, SEQ - - ~ -
ID =. Auetioneers and Rea, Estate Brokerx
No. $40, southeast eoraer Of 7th and b St..
A GENERAL AsSQRTMENr or HeusEHop
fuRNIISRE, .Sei, At AUCTION.
~ .m.. ne shall SIT. at No. sac, old NUMBER
fronting on n direct north, between 9th ana
household goods. to which we ask attention.
nssd GBsEs & WILLIAMS, Auet..
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ny COOPER LATIMER, Auctfoneer,
Ssueeessors to- z. Mcclure Coz
PREssED BRICK FRoNrpwELLINa wfrH
? TWrrENh vpf On 9rs STREET WESI, Ne
ATCTMNSrN AND STREETS NORTH, AT
: - On TUESDAY AFrEKNeos. MAY "a. a.
III; .. o clock, on the premises, we viii sefl parts
sst win depth Of s feet ts 10 loot p al
Ing sft.O stories With hall and @ in
Terms; One. half cash: balance In and I. months.
WITH Interest secured by de- Of trust All convey,
oes ana Revenue stamps at cost Of the purchase
? spss-d6ds COOPER q LArInER. Auct.
~TAE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED
,TERNo6N, May Wh. same hour and pIsee Ar
my4-4 COOPER LATfhGR. Aucts.
- tsucoessors 10 ,. O. Mctiaire 4 %,
S0usewsse corner OF Pssnsvlxsnis ave. and lifh ST.
A LARGE CoLLEorIoN OF rLowERs AT
- On YHURDAS MORNING. MAY s,h. ,vo. =,
III O'Clock, at cur Auction Rooms, we shall cell
ara pi isfss S9herfnc. OF choice Rosks, sHBUBS,
m2-dts I Rep1 OOoP ER LArTMEB, Aucts.
RI GREEN WILLIAMS, Anctoneer.,
; .z VALUABLE LOTS FOR SALE.
wiii se,i q ssetion on THURSDAY, sth OF
=, and IA Square go, corner street south and
9Th street east, divided to SUIT purchasers
Terms One third cash; balance iI s, ~ and Is
sp0 ST. CHEN MIIIiaMs. Auetion.ers.
TRg,s TKEys s ALE
q.
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~ TffUMAS It. W AU6AMAN
- Real Estate Broker and Auotfoneer, L-Al
No. $40 Seventh street, opposite Pose O0os.
VERY NEAT FRAME HQCSE, w ELL BUILT,
MALLS in House ALL PAINT ED, No. 467
- On FRIDAY, May sth, at 5 o'clock D. m, 1
hs ofsG % a re Is Se'I 10 snsscn
inches fir ,nt, by los feet deep, TO Is feet alley
= Terms: One half cash; balance 8, and II months.
ip hye days terms q sale are not complied with
= nys-d TH6s. r. wAGGAMAN, Auct,
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QY GREEN q WILLIAM, r
- Auctioneers and Real Estate Broksrs,
No. 3l9, Southeast corner 7th and D streets.
TWO STORY FRAME UausE wyTry pprss

TWO. STORY FRANZ HOUSE, WITH PRESS
8klCK FRONT HOUSE. AND L0T, AT AUG
On TUESDAY, the nth instant, At o clock
Es| Pm we shall sell, on the premises, COED
thrse story DwellnI House, Containing i've
between X street north and New York avenue,
psking nrst class private residence, being In good
. Terms One hall cssh. balance n az and twelye
noeths Tor notss bsariag iatsrsst eaA Secured ~
deed ok trust on the peentsas. All CONVEX ancfpg
and samps q tie cost o. the purchaser SI@
10y "a inc 81 q WILLIAMS, Auesioassr.
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e ---- ~ hEs Es-ia rfel gG1s
r.s saalfH RACK
t.r Eat HrE EE4t4Ee
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BUTTER! BTTrERn BUTTER ~
NEW GOSHEN BUTTER at 45c.

TEA! TEAH TEA "!
LARGE INyOICE-AEL NEW CROP-CARE-
FULLY SELECTED-PRICES Low
The best Japan Tea ever brought 10 this city, to
which We call especial attention. - . -
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naRHONxO Y0UNGs q CO..
GrAee .rs-ia.' 90
ssS PENHsYLVANIA AvBNUD,
Comm Rovl- A-HALy s1Rxs1.

n UMBEB LUMBER n LUMBER 10
lsrss ssock cd eonplsss .sprsnens u BsHlme
Luz, HAtock ysoe1AS, oyIyas shingles Nl16
DREsSED LUNBEB
Ss.ss by WTkLtT q RkDGRAvE,
Corneg HsV York avenue and eth street,
81 - 90 q ~ Aoes0 -
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05
The late Gen. Thomas had
an insurance Of $4,000 on his
life, in one company.

SOME years since poor but talented
gentleman of the medical profession
conceived the idea that he could
not only enrich himself and escape the
drudgery of Physicians.life but also
benefit the sick in o greater measure
than By his private practice. He
therefore consulted with the best
Physicians he could find and the re.
suit was the production of Judson's
Mountain Herb Pills, famous and
most successful medicine. He began
in q small way to make the Mountain
Herb Pills known Dyadvertising them,
and such was the value Of his Pills
that in few years he lad not only
amassed fortune but had the rare
satisfaction for rich man, of having
relieved the sick, land benefited his fel
low men in every part of the country
as thousands of grateful testimonials
could prove. Judson's Mountain Hert
Pills have cured Dyspepsia, Liver
Complaint, Female Irregularities, and
all Bilious disorders. This little
sketch serves both to adorn a tale and
point moral, DR.. Judson's Pills were
meritorious and the Doctor himself
knew, the value of printers ink. SOLD
by all dealers.
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The New York World repre-
sented that General Thomas
was "banished' to the Pacific
Coast, to get him out of the
way as a rival candidate for
the Presidency, when he was
assigned to that command
With his usual Indifference to
slander, the President did not
allow any attention to be Civ,
en- this charge. The World a
few days ago exploded its own
SANDER, by publishing evi.
dence that General Thomas
was assiged to the Pacific over
SchOfeld, both having request
ed the privilege. Schofeld
succeeds Thomas. r..e
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05

In the celebration at Louis.
vile, Kentucky, the other day,
of the Fifteenth Amendment
they had a Transparency in
which the "Train of Progress
was depicted-a locomotive
labeled ~The Fifteenth Amend
meat," with a train of twenty
nine cars attached, represent.
ing the ratifying States, and a
number of jackasses harnessed
to the rear car, emblematic OF
the States refusing to ratify,
and vainly trying to pull the
train backward.
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IrOnton and Columbus Rail-
road.

road.
On Saturday last a dispatch
was received from Waverly
stating that the engineers sur
veying the proposed route fol-
this road were at that place
and the impression prevailed
that a more available route
would be found for this road
by following the Scioto Valley
from Portsmouth to Waverly
than the one heretofore spoken
of and just gone over by the
engineers, viz: from Ironton tC
Jackson and thence to Waver.
ly. The object in telegraphing
was to ask, if the engineers
surveyed the route down the
Valley to Portsmouth, the ex
pense for the survey in Sciotc
county would be paid by hel
citizens. Answer was sent
back, telling the engineers tc
come on, and we suppose they
are coming down the Valley
The question of the practica
bility of the two routes vii,
soon be settled-Portsmout1
Tribune
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THE Piegan Indians, after
their chastisement by Sheridan,
took refuge in the British pos
sessions. Here they have re-.
Gently been visited by a Jesuit
Father, who reports to Gen.
Sully that they acknowledge
the justice of their punishment
and their desire for peace
They said their young men had
been well beaten, which would
lead them to obey their chiefs
hereafter and let the whites
alone. This testimony is val
liable. -
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SETH BoYDEN, one Of the
most useful men OF his time,
died recently at Newark, N. j.
He was the inventor of the
machine for splitting leather,
cutting brads, &c. and to him
we are indebted for patent
leather and malleable iron.-
He also produced the Agricul'
turist Strawberry, the Boyden
No. 20 and Boyden No. 80, the
last said to be the prince
of strawberries.
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SAM. PIKE is nobody's fool.
Sam. proposes to build a hotel
IN Cincinnati worth two mill
lions Of dollars il the people
will give him two and a hall
millions to commence opera
tions with They have taken
the matter underconsideration
and rather think they don't
need q hotel as much as they
did.
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ANY person who will read the
following testimony of Brick
Pomeroy in the Richardson
case will see how flimsy is the
plea that Mcfarland was driv,
en- to insanity by "his wrongs"
A man who thus seeks to adver.
tise his own disgrace is wholly
destitute of common decency,
much less honor. Here is the
testimony: -ae .i
"Brick Pomeroy was next
called. Testified that McFar-
land offered to sell him several
letters in 1858 for publication,
saying they contained the par.
ticulars of Richardson's in
trigues with his wife. He said
the Tribune folks and Greedy
were running a free love con-
eern, and that the printing of
the letters would make a great
sensation. He offered them
for a hundred dollars, but witt
ness declined buying, net car
ing to MIX. in such an affair,
and would not purchase from
such a man evidences of his
wife's infamy. Mcfarland urged
him to buy the letters, as he
could then get square with
Greeley, and also increase the
circulation of his paper. Nc
Farland did not look like
temperance lecturer in Sep
tember, 1858" 9tsalo4rB5s
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WHEN the Republican party
came into power in 1860 in In.
diana, they received as a lega-
cy from the Democrats a debt
of$1O,OOO,OOO. To this amount
the war added 49, 100000. The
Republican administration has
paid Of the debt 100000, and
hopes to wipe it all out before
the 1st of January, 1871.
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A NEGRO, named Jesse War
wick, has been arrested, charg-
ed with setting fire to the mar
ket house and police station
In Gallipolis, last week, which
resulted in burning 10 death a
negro named Viney, confined
in the prison. They had had
a difficulty that evening and
the accused had threatened to
take Viney's life.
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS
v7T oTrRE Ise 73,
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Go.

Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Go.
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad. con.
Meeting tho Atlantic eoasi and lhem Enihcent
hArbOrs Of the Chesapeake Bsy with she Ohio
nyer at point oi reliable navigation, and thus
with the entire Railroad system and water
transportation OF the great West and South.
west forms the additional East and West
Trunk Line, so imperA.iVely demanded fos
the accom- odAiion OF the immense and rapidly
growing transportation between the Atlantic
seaboard and Europe on the ono hand, ana
the great producing regions Of the Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys on the other.
The importance Of this Road 40 new out.
let from The Westto the sea maRnines It into
ons Of national consequence, and insuressto
IL an extensive through trafhc from the day Of
its completion; while, IN the d,ysiopmeht os
the extensive agricultural and mineral re-.
sources Of Virginia and wes. virglnia, j pos.
sesses along Rs own line, the elements ot
large and profitable local business.
Thus the great Interests, both general sud
local which demand the compls.ioa ofthe
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to the Ohio,
ever, afford the surest guarantee ofits sucoees
and value. and render u the most important
aud substantial Railroad enterprise nov in
progress In this country. 'ff.i -.tsef
Its superiority as an East Snd Wess rou.e.
and the promise Of an immense and profitable.
trade awaiting its completion, have drawn to
II the attention and cooperation of prominent
| capitalists and railroad men Of this city
aound Judgment and known integrity, whose
connection with II together with that Of emil
nent citizens and business men Of Virgins
and West Virginia. insures an energetic. hon.
orable, and successful management
The load Is iscompleted and la operation from
Richmond 10 the celebrated White Sulphur
Springs Of Yves. Virginia. 927 miles and there
remain but 200 miles (now partially consTuct.
ed) to be completed, to carr! II to the propose
ed terminus on the Ohio River at, or near, tho
mouth ofthe Big Sandy River, $50 miles above
Gin ,innati, and $50 miles below Pittsburg.
Lines are now projected CT in progress
through Ohio and Kentucky to this point
which wiAIconnect the Chesapeake and Ohho
with the entire Railroad systems OF the West
and Southwest and with the Pacific Railroad.
It's valiab. Q fraschises and superior adysn-
tages will place the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail-
road Company among the richest and mose
powerful and trustworthy corpontons OF the
country; and there exists u present value, in
completed road and work done, equal to the
entire amount Of the mortgage. sg q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05

THE new and magnificent
Odd Fellows Temple, at Co.
lumbus, will be dedicated on
the 10th inst. Large delega-
tions from all the principal
cities of the West are expect
ed to be present. Hon. Schuy'
Ter Colfax is expected to
deliver the address. r.5 at
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05

The Columbus Journal says
The Hon. Thomas Ewing has
written a note calling atten,
ton to a preferable method of
spelling the word ohioan.-
He insists that it should be
Ohian, because the old method
fills the mouth too full of VOW
els, and because Ohian is the
proper adjective from Ohio,
and hence analogy requires
that we should say ohian. Mr..
Ewing is a man Of great learn.
ing, and his opinion on such a
subject as this is entitled to re.
spect. His point is we'll taken,
and we shall henceforth employ
the briefer and better word
Ohian. He might have made
his argument from analogy
still stronger, by showing thai
ve say Roman, Grecian, and
Tuscan, instead of Romean
Greeceian, and Tuscanian.-
We do not add a vowel in mak
ing sdjectiyes of the words
California, Pennsylvania Phil
4 Idelphia and other geograph
ical names, Now, for euphony
and brevity's sake, let every
sensible Ohian say Ohiar
henceforth and forever.
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FISK &HATCH. #
Bankers.

P.s.--we have issued pamphlets contain
ing full particulars, statistical details. maps:
ETC.. which viii bs furnished upopapplicatlou
We buy and sell government bonds. and re.
ce,ve the accounts Of banks, bankers, corpor>
atieas, and othsrs subject TO check at sight
and allow interest on daily balance q { Fes}
mar 1ols7o3n
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TERRIBLE CALAMITY IN
RICHMOND VIRGINIA.
Fifty-eight Persons Killed and
One Hundred and Seventeen
Wounded.

RICHMOND, April 26.-The
Court of Appeals OF Virginia
was crowded this morning with
eminent citizens, many local
politicians, and a great many
Of the public at large. drawn
there by curiosity, to hear the
decision upon the question Of
the Mayorality.
Among the many prominent
men present were ,ex Governor
Wells, ey- Congressman Nell
son, Judge John A. Meredith,
Patrick II. Aylett, L. Il.
Chandler, and others. a-
At eleven o'clock the gal
lery OF the courtroom, which
was crowded, iell in. The floor
followed, and defended thirty
feet to the floor below, which
was the floor of the House of
Delegates OF Virginia, on
which some few of the MEM
bers of caucus were wait
ing. There was a general crush
of timbers and falling of the
inside wall.
RICHMOND, April 28.-To day
business will be suspended so
that every citizen can devote
himself to the memory of the
dead.
1t is believed the Capitol
will now be abandoned as a
public institution. 1t was
built in 1902, and is now near
ly seventy.eight years old.
The burning of the theatre
in 1911, when a large number
of persons, including many la
dies, perished, is the only dis.
aster in the history of the city
that affords the slightest par
allel to the terrible calamity
of this long.to-b aforementioned
day. rr. .ge.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-05-05

The Jemarkabls Sucsess Nhish assA4sl %
negotia { ion Ofthe loans of the Cs1ifaJ Paei4
Railroad Company and the Kesisrh Pssas
Railroad Company, and the pepaissssJ 80
credit which these loans have isans.iaeSts
the markets, both IN this country asA ia M
rope, have shown that the hrst nsOvsgA8o
boAds Of wisely located and homo, ably n,ene'
ged railroadsare promptly FeeognAe - sAS
most suitable, Aaia and adTAAtagsoos IoFm .
lnvessmens, yielding more hbsml iSbA4ne
than can hereafter be derived from, eovel1'
meni bonds, AID available 10 take iAelSpiss
Assured that 10 the selection and nAtoas-'
tion Of sahenor loans, We are meeting sseAs
pubic want, and rendering valuable service
both to the holder Of capital and 20 these
great national works Of internal limproumaa
whose intrinsic ment and substantial chaFne.
ter entitle them 10 ghe use Of capital and thS
confidence Of inTest0rs-ws now ofeE WIlh
special confidence and satisfaction the