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and the cash valueof titis com.
pleted and working portion Of
the road is,estimated at at least,
$iS,OOO,o0O. with a view to
the prompt extension Of the
line through to the Ohio River,
at or near the mouth of the
Big Sandy River. a further
stretch of about 200 miles (ol
which extension a considera-
BILE portion has already been
constructed, )the OOmpahyhave
decided to olfeS through their
financial agents, Messrs. Fisk
& Hatch, S15,OOO,OoO of a Thir-
ly.Year's First Mortgage2Loa
protected by the pledge Of
their entire road, property,
franchises, &c, through from
Richmond to the Ohio River.
The mortgage will cover all the
obligations of the Company,
whose outstanding indebted
ness consists OF only 81 $685..
757 in miscellaneous bonds
upon portions of the old Vlr.
ginia Central Railroad (Which
now forms a part of the Chesa.
peaEe and Ohio and u small
obligation to the State Of VIr
ginia, for the paymentof which
provision has already been
made in Virginia State Bohds.
The outstanding Bonds of the
Virginia Central Road will be
provided for by a reservation
Of ,S2,OOo,oO0 Of the First
Mortgage Loan OF the Chesa,
peake and Ohio Company; and
Of the remaining $l3,000,O0O
of this First Mortgage Loan,
The Company will sell only an
amount sufficient to complete
the road to the Ohio River,
perfect and improve the por.
tor now IN operation,
and thoroughly equip the
whole Tor the large, active, and
very lucrative traffic which
may be confidently looked for
as the inevitable consequence
of the opening Of this impor-
tant Trunk Line. of communi
cation between the seaboard
and the Ohio River. The Bonds
Of the Loan are of the denomi.
nation Of $1,000, $500 and
Sl00 respectively, and are is.
sued in three different forms;
t. Coupon Bonds, payable to |
bearer; 2. Registered Bonds,
with Coupons attached; and 8.
Registered. Bonds, with Cou.
pons detached, which forms
,re explained in The prospec
tus Of the Loan which appears
in another page of this paper.
Both principal and interest oil
The Loan are made payable ex
pressly in gold coin in the
City of New York. The Bonds
yiqld interest at the rate of 6
per cent. per annum, in gold.--
They are offered for the pres.
ent at 80 percent. and accrued
interest in currency, from Nov.
/, 1869. Secured as the Loan
is BY an absolute lien on
tile entire line of railroad
rom Richmond to tie Ohio
with it's equipment and
all other property, and by the
additional guarantees afforded
by the eminently responsible
Board Of Management and HI.
nancial Agency of the Com.
pany-including the names Of
some of our most successful
business men, bankers, and.
railroad builders-the First
Mortgage Bonds of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railroad Com.
pany can be commended as
constituting a first. class, relian
ble, and profitable form of in.
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The "TecIinologist."

-. - IOffeU Z, 6If III ,.i.un
This isl very large and hand.
some new monthly magazine,
the flrtt number of which, for
February, sjust feoeived.o /,
is Issued BY Pub
lication Company" 17e Broad
way, New York, at 50 a1year
or 20 centSanumber. yConsid
ering size.Y illustrations and
offeading matter, lttt;sr, this
iswonderfalg cheap. It's espe.
cially dey6tedtto the subjects
Of engineering, manufacturing
and bdflding, which, with other
scientific subjects are treated
ina manner1tbat must interesl
lallintelllg6ntrestlera la more
Useful aRq nteAainihg period
ical, ofi4fs Is cla.Yi, S.i, VI Az 4 AP0t Ae
aupintef NF9doasis nlsted; q
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

We will send the Record,
Stock Journal and Cincinnati
Weekly Chronicle one year
for So. ...i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-03-10

JOSEPH B. WILL has been
elected President of the Ohio
Republican Association, in
Washington City.
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- OuR physicians report one
case Of measles in Macarthur
this week. Parents would do
well to guard their children
against this disease with more
Than ordinary care, as the ply
sicians regard it as more dan
gerous at this season than al
any other. .,.
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A MEETING of the Viaton
County Bible Society was hell
at The Presbyterian church, last
Sunday, al which the fdlowin ?
officers were elected; Thos. B
Davis, PresideniSJ. S. Hawk,
Secretary; John @. Pugh, Audi
tor; Stephen Sherwood, Treas.
urer; Dan. Will & Bros, Deposi
lors, .,--. t..r Y
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". & q. A.. X. TIME TABLE.


On and afler Sunday, Zee. 5th, trains wili
Fui jssifoiiows; The Night Express runs
daily Mail, daily, Sdhda3s excepted.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,
IS'TI iNttYrS I 4
az wesley cjaypool. Us. Macksy. P. B, Ingals
% = claypool, Mackey Geo,
WHOLESALE GRocERS,
q s& CmILllICOTHE, o.
Dapont.G Rifle aud Mining
Powder at Factory Priceaa {
g Sole Agents for E. Hadra's Ci-
DR.. Denig,s Cough Balsain.

( W. = .gars. .7
Z DR.. Denig's Cough Balsain.
y 0tthousands OF cures. we could easily tell,
0 Bat one extreme case will do Iust as WE'LL
To show what his magical Balsam has done,
And how Il oblAined.a popular run.
~
Amsn Vho had taken violent cold.
/. Had lstit run on till at ergt tn he was told
II he didn't attend to that violent cough,
That sooner OF later 'iwould carry him on,
Twas graveyard cough. Deep hollow and
hoArse,C4 'gg
And day by day It grew graver and worse
He had couRhsJ I'LL his health had begun u
fail, ' tHt ...... .
Ter his featurGs grew suuken and haggard
and pale.' t. .-.. ... .
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PREMIUM CHESTER wRITBPIGs

fDURE Hood Short Horn, (hurhamA Devon
Il Alderney and Ayrshire Calves, Merino,
Scuthdown ,sud rCpiswold Sheen, Cashmere
Goats, lapottedlSufoik, Essex, Berkshire and
Senon pigs and all choice breeds Of peultry for
,ssls.s Sepd hr cicglars'sns rtieess Aadress
y. ?. bSItli 3 Co,
fet,2n Fsrlsrasr.S. N.Fs;sr Q, "a E
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A-Hint to Book Agents

The Peoples Law Book, By
Hon. Franklin ohamberlin. las
already reached a circulation of
many thousands Of copies, and
The demand, We are assured, is
still Decreasing, as the merits of
TIE work become known. As it
Is cold by Subscription entirely,
it offers a fine oportunity Tor
making money to any intelli.
gent man out of employment.
Such would do we'll to address
the publishers, Il. Hannaford &
Co, Cincinnati, and learn the
terms, This is a firm that pub
Dish only tirst'class books. and
equip theiflagents in the very
tbBst styfE.
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The Night Express going West steps at all
stations; the NIGHT Express going Enst stops
IN the east end, only ut rhillicolne, Hamden,
Athens and Scou'sLanding. t
Trains on the PORTSMOUTH BRANCH
viii leave Hamden at 90 am. and 2lnp m.
arriving at Portsmouth at 10 Sb q m. and lbp.
NJ. Returning trains sill leave Portsmouth at
~ 1oA m. and l2 IS pm, arriving a. Hamaen
atl lOp.m. hnd'6 so PIN. .t'I Tod
Trains connect a. I.oyeland for all points on
the Little Miami Railroad, md atthe Indianap
oils aud Cincinnati RailroRd Jnncti,n for all
~ W. W. PEABODY.
Master nf Transportation.
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AGENT} wanted everywhere for
OUR Home PHYSICIAN,

BY Dr., Geo. ". Beard, OF the University
y: y, assisted by other eminent practftlone
The grent work for agents. Entirel, new and
heauti fully illustrated. Endorsed by leading
practitioners. The great houst holiw for
agents Entirely new, and beautifully ihns-
IraIed. Endorsed by icahing medical profesr
sors snd journals all over the unlon, hxpcsea
quackefy and patent medicine humbngs. II
lull Of common sense. Tells how TO get veil,
how to keep well, and what 70 do In cSerS
Therefore the cheapest kImily suide in such
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mers; Mechanics, and wOrkingmsn. Very
salable' .I isbstt
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The Contributors include the dblest
and most popular tcriters in erery Sec
ton. We intend that this Magazine
shall be. ---T .t-.
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Call NJ BFay'u md tst,IH your bills
, 1870-08-09

d en- by a brjgand lately exc
Gu I ia Greece to his brother -Hrother
NIcojaki, / salute you. My brother, l
enjoin you to give 50 drachmas to the
church of st. Paraskeyi, in the village of
limograthi also to st. John of Palco+
choir 80 drachmas give a gallon of oil
to the church of Neochori, and a gallon
of oil to st. Nicholas of Diyri. Give a
gallon Of oil to the Virgin of NeriotlSsa
and when you retur~ to our native place
give to the poor all you choose for the
salvation of my soul. MY brother, I leave
you my blessing but my curse if, instead
Of returning to our w village, you re
main on this spot. Write first to our
mother, and tell he. that | die but do
not tell her that | die this ignomirious
death. Do not leave nv baby in this
place, but wrap him up aud carry HIM to
our mother. Take care not to give him
up to any one else, and if my wife is de-
termlned not to marry again, take her al
so to our home, and treat her as your sis
ter, because | cherish the sWeet hope that
she will not marry again but should she
desire to DO so do not take away thu sill
yer ornaments that [ gave her, or my
thing else, but only the wedding ring
which bears my name. Make a garland,
write my name upon it, aud with it crown
the head OF st. Nicholas in our church.
DO not quarrel on account Of the diSpu-
ted cattle with Yannaka FOunta, or else
his curse will follow me, but take for
settlement what he chooses to give you.
Do what YOU like with the COWS that [
have at Djvri. If my wife wishes to
marry, give her what you like. Do not
be such a mailman as to quarrel with our
enemies, or you would ruin altogether
our fathers name. On the contrary,
wherever you meet them, bow to them
graciously, because | ~forgave them, and
God alone will Judge them. When [
was a lad l robbed from the church the
holy books of Father Veta, and Ire cursed
m"-therefore you must find a priest,
ard brl him to my grave to bless it;
otherwise | am afraid that my body will
not be changed. When YOU return to
our village give a banquet to all my mates
TO celebrate my marriage, as they were
not present at it and if ever it passes
through your mind to iniure any Of those
VINO tried me l leave you my curse, that
you may come to the SAM shameful end
as myself. IF you do not intend to re-
turn to our birthplace, take care Of my
child and treat him as your own and ex-
ecute faithfully all that | command you
here. Try if you can take possession of
my body, and bury it near that of our
master at L%imogarthi, but if you cannot
obtain my body, at least try to take my
head. If you succeed in getting my body,
, 1870-08-09

eIIer andre fast indesIuttede Rum paa Diet
oversize Dek, anvendelige til Henstuvning
at Ladning elIer Provisioner elIer til LUX
ater elIer Beqvemmelighed for P~assagerer,
be8temmes Dreegtigheden paa f6lgende
Made
Den indvendige Niddellangde af saa-
dame Rum males og deIes / 2 ligestore
Dele paa Nidten at Holden males 3 ind
vendige BREEDER, nemlig 1 we'd hver Ende
og l paa Midten at Loengden til Summer
at Yderbrederne l8gges 4 Gange den mid
terste Brede, hvorpaa den hele Sum multi
piceres med J at den tplles Afstand mel
len Brederne Productet giver Diet wand
rette Midter-G Iennemsnit af saadanne Rum,
hviIket multipIiceres med Rummets Mid
delh0ide. Dette Product divideres med
9l,5a og Qvotienten, der betragtes som
DJ~GgttghedcD at Diet ~paagjeldende Rum, adj
dereS til Dregtigheden under MaaIings-
dakket.
TiIlpg til DrPgtigheden gives dog like
for Paabygninger, indrettede til Ly for
Dpkspassugerer, dog kun efter Regjerin-
gems Appreciation.
SerskiIt afdeelte Rum, u|delukkeude ind
rettede til FoIkelukater, saavel over som
under DHkket, kunne fradrages we'd Be
reoningen at Skibets Tons-Drpgtighed,
naar de ere at en- saadan St0rrelse OF Ind
refining, som af Regjeringen n8rmere be-
stemmes. Denne tastSptter ligeledes Reg
Ierue for, hyorledes saadanne Runs OPP
mailing vii vaere at f~oretage, SAINT for Con-
trolen med, at de for deres Fradrag we'd
Dregtighedsberegningen stiIIede BetingeI-
ser til enhver It'd ere tiIstede.
+. Dersom Skibet har ct 3dic Deb, be-
stemmes Dregtigheden af Rummet imeIIem
dette og MaaIingsd@kket paa t0Igende
Made
Den iudyendige Lengde af Rummet
males paa J H0ide fra InderkIPdningen
we'd Siden at Steynen til Klpduingen paa
SpeiIt0mmeret. Denne Lpngde deIes det
samme Antal ligestOre Dele, i hvilke
Lengden af MaaIingsdekket er deelt.
Den iudvendig Brede at Rummet we'd hvert
Delingspunkt maaIes ligeledes paa J H0ide
tilligemed Breden af Forst8vnen og Breden
we'd SpeiIet. Disse BREEDER nummeres efter
hinanden, begyndende we'd F~orstRvnen;
den 2den og de 6vrige BREEDER af Iige Mum
mer muItipIiceres med 4, 90 den 3die og
allie de andre BREEDER af uIige hummer, med
UndtageIse af den f6rste og den sidste, med
2; til Summer af dlsse Producter adderes
f6rste og sidste Brede, den hele Sum multi
pliceres med ! af den fpIles Afstand mellem
Brederne, Og Resultatet er Diet yandrette
Midter-G iennemsnit at Rummet, udtrykt /
Qvadratfod, hviIket %multipIiceret med Rum
NETS Middelh6ide, giver Diet cubiske Ind
hold at samme. Dette Product divideres
, 1870-08-09

C,5rr,Iea, of d,+ olI,r ia Pm, IA, oD+oroe
of dan havmnondo Kraft f,aIraoos f. iL2o+s
ofter do foranf5rta Rn@Iar ndfnndno TaI-
Drr, tiobp1' Bet T-ioyorsbIayne er dom
Drpotiobod bvortiI SLibor ansattos Rea.
Ierne f6r de1 cnhisEn Onmaaino of for.
narn+o pm, hlivo narn1dro ~ f,Sfsaa++o a.
Ponio5nran
q VA aah,o For+8io. lo,nor cLo,l
dpkko+s oIIor Fssinrons 0vort ant don n.
Mo nndar L,.l[aa io3oIino aEaaY NJ
dorno L1i,o jarear ~ rnooio noo b,ar{ ~
Tan9dons nL+ar fo faM ;~l',oiIoI,
an n.arn+a 0,a22.l oH+a 'oL.tooa,,J CiJnr
tvarstiho dro0no Tinio
VII Farr5;9r If Jafto e1ocs son dr;,os
we'd Damn pIIor andon Kraff dor ndfor1ro
NosLina 6ndor or AfIron Sod b,is OK
reJse bestemmps saaIrdrs som anoivet
Ttr
81
Poool IT vod dan idIor+i5in Noalinns
Anvo77 (J,iil bfIo ro ~ m mlauI'' ''0'5' -i'"''"5o
T.. Skibets L.pnnde nao 6vorste Dark moi
lem StevneDe,
,. en- Brede naa baIy L,nnode naa def over
ste Dpk, melIem TDdt5mmeret tnt over
for Vaterbordet:
3. en- Divide fra Diet OVERSIZE Dpks Over
kant Iodret ned naa YderkI4dninocn !
Bunden we'd Siden af KioIen. saameget
midtskibs SOM nIiot. 90 forn6dentF aaId
ioiennem Pumnpn
Dig22o 2 Mail mnf+inIicoros mad brorond.o
90 Pro1nrtct diyidcres med an AM Diyisor soo
y%arierer imeIIem 40 90 100. + rSkibenes
Bygningsmaade og MaaIingsstedet for Dyb-
den, og nprmere bestemmes i Skibsmaa-
, 1870-08-09

Angaaende Maalingen ~udfardigeS etMaa-
lebrev, som for Skibe der ere dansk Elem
dom, optages / NatiOnalitets- og Registre-j
rings-C ertifcater.
Err Maalingen skeet efter Regel II, anf6-
res i Maalebreyet, hvorfor Regel l like har
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Administrators Sale.

~ WILL be sold, on Salc-day in De-.
fl!!1 cember next, before the Courts8SS
4M House door, in Greenville, u tract T
OF LAND, containing 100 acres, more or less.
situated at Cross Roads, three and-a-h half
miles from The city. On the place arc n com
Portable DWELLING HOUSE and Out-buill.
ings, good Orchard, fine Water, etc.
ALSO,
A valuable LOT, situated in the fork of
pendleton and Augusta streets, and opposite
Messrs. Williams Whitmire's store.
ALSO,
On Tuesday after sale-day, at Williamson.
n LOT i'll tho town of Williamson. Anderson
County.
ALSO,
halt interest in LOT adjoining above.
ALSO,
LAND, in Pickens County, near the Trap,
containing - acres, more Z r less
Terms to be made known on day of sale.
s)ct ~ RI j. II. DEAN, Adm'tor
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SheriH's Sale.

Blakcly 4 Gbbes Us. William II. Ward, and
Wells & Caldwell rs. same.
DY virtue of a warrant to levy on and sell
I'D the crop OF tho defendant in the above
stated case. directed to mo by D. B. Miller,
Esq, Clerk of the Circuit Court for Richland
Comfy and in pursuance Of an Act of the
General Assembly Of South Carolina, entitled
An Act to secure advances for agricultural
purposes" and also by virtue OF certain
lien. executed by William H. Ward to BlakeIy
1870. and also by virtue OF an execution in the
case Of Wells & Caldwell Is. William H. Ward,
directed to me, will sell, on the FIRST MON.
DAY and TUESDAY in December next, in
front of the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours, the following property, viz:
The entire CROP OF COTTON made in 1870
by the defendant, seven Mules, one Horse,
Calves. and lot Of Guano. Terms cash
Nov 13 NTH p. F. FRAZEE, $. r. C.
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Sheriff 8 Sales

+. W. McMaster, Administrator, Is. William
e. Rose.
n pursuance of the decrctal order of the
Il Circuit Court, sitting in Equity, in the
above stated case, will sell, on the first
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that lot or parcel OF LAND, containing
three, quarters OF an acre, moro or lese;
bounded OH the North by lot formerly DO,
longing to Joseph Randall; on tho East by
Assembly street; on tho West by lot former
" the property of A. NJ. Hunt; and on the
South by Gervais street; the said lot being
commonly known Hunts Hotel Lot.
TERMs-Cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. P.F. FRAZER, 8. r. G..
Nov 13 NTH
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SheriFs Sale.

Under Order Of Judge Of Probate.
Il. l.. Scott, Executor, Ds. James G. Kenneth
etdl.
I N pursuance Of an order made by the Hon.
4 Mm. Hutson Wigg, Judge OF Probate for
Nichland County, will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in December next, in front Of the
Court House, in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that TRACT OF LAND in Richland
County, eituated on tho Winnsboro Road
about ten miles from Columbia, containing
two hundred and forty (24O) acres, more or
less. and bounded on the North by lands of
Benjamin Hodge, East by lands Of = Tel
lands Of - Douglass.
Tho above described property will be sold
at tho risk and costs of former purchaser
Terms cash. =. +. FIAZEE,
Nov Is NTH .. Il. e..
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For Sale.-By Assignee in Bankruptcy.
Laurens Railroad.

d. G. PElXOTTO Il SON, AUOTIONEERS.
District Court Of the United States, South Caro-.
una District-In the matter of the Laurens
Ra'troad Company, Bankrupt-In Bank
By order of Hon. G. S. Bryan, District Judge
OF the United States, for South Carolina
District, will sell at public outcry, in the
O'Clock meridian, on WEDNESDAY, tho 7th
day OF December, 1870, free from all liens
and lnoumbrances, all equity OF redemption
being forever barred and absolutely fore
olosed, the following property, viz:
THE TRACK and ROAD-BED, BRIDGES,
CULVERTS, MACHINE-SHOPS, WATER.
IANkS, and STATION-HOUSES, all tho LO-
COMOTIVE CARS and MACHINERY, and all
and singular theproperty and assets, real and
personal, of evory description whatsoever. of
tho LAURENS RAILROAD COMPANY, and
a.! The rights. privileges, franchises and case
ments lawfully held, used or epjoyed by the
SAID Laurcns Railroad Company, on the fol-
lowing terms, viz: $42,O 900 to DO paid in cash;
and The residue in bonds OF the purchaser
payable i'll one, two and three years, with in
terest at seven per cent. per annum; payable
the premises sold; Provided, however, that
the purchaser ehall havo leave to pay tho
whole bid in cash, il ho prefers to do So
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
assignee OF Laurens railroad Company.
n. Is. The Laurcns liailroad is thirty.threc
miles in length, running from Lauronsvile,
.: o., through very productive cotton re-
elon, ana dGnscly populated country, and con-
Meeting at Eewborry with tho Grcenville and
Columbia Railroad. Any information respcct-
ing the property offered for sale above, will be
gladly furnished on application to
JAMES NJ. BAXTER, Assignee,
NOV TIL Ncwberry, S. C..
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Wonder TadS,t WHO ID IL sEss Immediate
front. and leaving snmGsnt fprce to hpla
it. Prince Ffedefjck Charles and Tho
Duke OF Mecklenburg, who command
the wings, will move on Versailles.
s Private French advices say great
conflict between opposing forces. to the
numberaof 300. 900 men. is likelylto OCCUR
Immediately, in the Southern depart
ment. The Prussians are within twelve
miles Of the French Provisional Govern
ment. Trochu denies the truth of the
statement that he intends to Danish
10000 Parisians, because of tho scarcity
of food.
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SheriH's Sales.

Pi virtue Of sundry writs OF .9tri 5acias to
- me directed, will sell, on the first MON
DAY in December next, in front of tho Court
the following property, viz:
All that Tract Of LAND, in Rchland Coun-
tty, containing five hundred acres. more or
less; bounded by lands of Wyrick +. Iurnip-
road.
ALSO,
All that HOUSE and LOT. in the city of Co.
on the North by NJ. II. Berry; East by Thos.
Davis; South by Davis Alley, and OH the West
by Assembly street; levied on as tho property
or Charlos j. BolIin, at the suit OF Mary
Allen. ct al, Us. Charles J. Bolin
TERMs-Cash. 7. F. FRAZEE. 8. R. c..
Nov 13 NTH