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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

resented the young, bold, and Vigor-
Gus of the country, and that it still
does so no one know better than those
who have been compelled to over
whelm ii with a flood OF four millions
of negroes TO keep it down. II is true
that the Democracy still entertain
some respect for those who gave them
a Republic: and that they still regard
the Constitution rs the very sheet
anchor of free institutions. 1fthis be
old fogyism the constructors OF the
numerous test oaths which have been
invented to plague the people are en-
titled to thefull benefit Of the term.
Let no one lay the hattering junction
20 his soul that this party intend To
live on dead issues. The elections of
the past Summer have only given 4
fore r-.e or what is to come. The fa-
turu 6. al. before t., AMI tina. future
belongs 10 the Democracy. Il is
bgistln- with issucs-5>ues which
lie near the hear. OF society-is>ues
growing out OF capital and labor,
which within the next ten years will
make this land CULVER with the VIC.
1 lcuca of the shock-iSsues which will
~r.-tcarh the lesson that N party is
exempt from disaster, and that pride
gocth before a fall
Democracy, like the common law,
i founded on common sense and
tina. common sense in the long ran
will inevitably win. It is 'comuior
sense which is now in rebellion
against tina. entire system OF Radica.
legislation which. under the color o.
freeing the blacks, has cu-laycd tn,
na,!ou-da..roycl it, ship yards an,
boundaries. and pulled down tn,
American llag from the masthead q
very steamer between the Unite.
States aud Elrope-which revived thu
rcpudiatel policy OF National Banks
and fastened upon the country "a tart.
which would have been rcpudiatcI %,
the EXTREMIST Wing forty years age
and which has found i'll main Idea ca
government ia ,he dream, az Iiamil
ton. repulla.eI 10y the American pee
seventy years ago. Il is this Rcpub
licau party which is the grca. Amer.
can fossil. and which is NOW >tru--lin
i'm On" gaguc~ OF .'dca i~-uos. iror
wa;rh even Ben. Butler IAN SEQ no 70
.... s.N, in "a foreign war.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
COUNTY COMuissiONEUs.

The first Assembly bill ordered
printed j. enc introduced by Mr.. Beck,
regulating the compensation OF County
Commissioners. II proposes TO amend
the Ac, of 1850, Section 3-under which
the per diem is regulated by the Board
itseli-not 70 exceed $500, aud twenty
cents per milo in going to or returning
from any session Of said Board. -.
The proposed amendment IS as fol-
lows:
SEC. 8. Each member Of the Board
of county Commissioners shall receive
a per diem Of ten dollars for each days
actual and necessary a;tcndancs on
county business, aud twenty cents per
mile necessarily travelled in going to
and returning from the county seat. or
such o-her place where the interest OF
the county may require him; provided,
that the aggregate pay Received III any
one yc1r, exclusive OF miicagc. shall
not exceed six hundred dollars.
The only material change we observe
Is in repeating that portion Of Section
3, Of the Ne. OF 1859, which limits the
mileage Of Commissioners 10 the lis.
tancc actually travelled in making one
round trip from their residence TO n.
tend each particular session, and which
now prohioitsan mileage or compen
sttion otauy kind while acting on any
committee. The amendment allow,
mileage 20 or from "any such Other
place where the interests Of the county
may require him.
The eist Of the proposed amendment
is simply question of mileage. Will,
the bill! throws open the door 20 sorn,
additional expenditures, there is som.
color OF ju~,ic, in it, a Commissioner
frequently are called upon to attend {,
the business of the county At other 10
caIi,ies than the county seat. and 70
other purposes than holding q session
OF The Board.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
TuE ENTERPRI>E On REAL
E~yAFE.

The Enterprise continues 20 wall
over the alleged loss Of the state Pris-
on, and now goes further and claims
thaa the grounds upon which the stale
Capitol and Orphans Home are erect
ell. actually belong 10 Col. Curry. The
Enterprise appears to Dee well posted
in the real estate bushes, in thisqHar-
ter, bus ii j., barely possible thai when
its editor searches thr title Of scme oi
these lot, hc may entertain q di..eran.
opinion Of she validity OF claims. Be-
ing So thoroughly posted on the titles
in Carson. wn wonder that "a cJtem-
porarv j. 80 late in making these dis
closures. Couldn't he find time to-
fore this go cn.ightcn the people oH
the validity oi tAc deeds 81 Col. Ctr.
~, and the -pcculatioHs of other op
orators, to tine Disadvantage OF ia,
State? The Enterprise has indastri
ou-ly defended the acts OF these oi..
Gals during several years, and whci
Democratic journals have taken IN.
liberty Of charging that evcry;hiu.
was not so lovely about the capital 81
they seemed. that paper WAS @ t
ily into & passion and call impropc
names. We trust that matters ar
not SO bad %, now represented by On
Ln,es prise, but If they are, what par
~ is responsible for TINS stale ,
things: Perhaps the Enterprise wi
now ai.ni; that Il change of pol.tica
rulers occasionally j. not 50 Gisas,rou
TO tie state Is i. wou,d have the put
lic believe previous to the late Gle,
ton.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
THE 20 FIERS TACE+Gr HsEL-
Ifvs TE&a4NCs - EEiE CO.
l. Mia

ItNt , TER AN - AtE CO.
L;Ie!A-
ANEW sown--itc has been located oa
the Columbia river. which has been
chri~tenel Kalaun, 10y the Northern
Pacific Railroad Company. From this
po.u, go Pu@c. Sound the railroad w.lI
be constructed Immediately. Twenty
live miles of the road IT, already loct.-
el, at.l over 100 men a~c "a. work pre-
llr.I 90 commence the grading of the
road. The company now have :. 5e1
tons of railroad iron on the way from
NeE York. AMI other shipments we'll
rluilly follow.
y correspondent Of the Sacramento
Reporter says "kalama will bc a place
of NO lieln Importance, even al tine
commencement. Al the workshops,
machinery, etc. of thu company will
DE located 81. this point" The town j.
! situated on the north bank OF the Co
lumhia, with aa open country cx.end-
jn- back trom The river, gradually
rising inso an elevated plateau. Sever
al streams of clear wafer run through
the tpNn-~,., from the mountain
springs in 3no rear. During the most
OF the year sailing vessels cau sail up
the river To Nalama, where they have
90 seek a tag TO he towci thence 10,
,he Willamette river go Portland. This
town Will eventually control most OF
the ,radc Tor thc Upper columbia, in,
clUding Idaho, Eastern Orrgonaudth e
eastern portion cG Washington Terri.
tory. The correspondent Of the Re.
porter is Of the opinion that the estab.
lishmeul OF the new town viii Ice very
detrimental to- the interest, Of Port
land, which is now the center OF Tn,
northern Interior trade. Unless tina
city should offer sufficient induce.
meats Tor the construction Of a road {,
coanees "a, kalama. freight for the Up
per ,o,Hmba will not hereafter 90 {,
Portland. hut will bc transferred n
? kalama for shipment mp the river
The company j. not obliged to bull,
the road To Portland, and if the citi
. zens maintain that trade they vii
; have 20 raise about a million and
; half 10 pay for the construction otdraw
= bridges across the Columbia and Wi
~laraette to reach that city, and main
= tain the communication.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

~ HowL."-The Virginia Enter
Prise is pitching into Rice, the new
superintendent Of the Carson Mint,
Oh the ground that ''hC is about to 70
into the ~assaving business" and turn
tin Mint into an assay office. We
should think it would be time to sail
into Rice ON this ground after he had
do lc what is apprehended. Moreover,
il Gems 10 rs that it would be 4
mighty good move to have asSayimg
dol c ut the Mint. Why not2 II would
be m excellent thing for the miners,
tho Igh it might damage the assayers,
if they didn't reduce their rates.-[S,
+. Figaro.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

CHINESE TEsTIMoNT.-The supreme
Court OF California has decided in the
case OF ''the people vs.. Brady" that
the state law which exclude the testi-
mouy OF .Niongolians against white
men is constitutional, and not in con
flict with the Fourteenth Amendment.
The ease will be taken to the supreme
Court Of the United States. Justice
Rhodes disscntcd. holding that under
that constitutional amendment the
Chinaman who was admitted in the
District Court to testify To the robbery
alleged, was eligible rs a witness. The
opinion VAS written by Judge Temple.
II takes the position that Congress,
cannot interfere with rules Of evidence
established by each State. This right
belongs alone To- the State Legislature
The decision is undoubtedly correct
but whether it will be permitted {,
stand by either Congress or the Su
preme Court Of the United States, n
now constituted, i another question
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

The Sacramento Union dilates upon
the extravaganza and rascality Of the
''loval' spectators who have sue
ceeded in increasing the State debt Of
Texas twenty-five millions in the last
four years, and adds lit is safe TO say
that. had the same class secured the
election OF their gubernatorial candi-
date here in Is67. California would now
have an aggregate increase OF this sort
of debt equal TO the increase in Texas.
Tha. was the leading object Of tn pur-
chased convention, which had the un-
blushing impudence 10 sell out the
Republican party to a great railway
ring"
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

CoUSg HIM OUr.-The Gold Hi
News is OF the opinion that the rcpor,
/ ,aa intention OF Hon. Thos. F.:ca TO
settle in Utah is Incorrect. Its editor
quotes from a letter received from Mr..
Fitch ou the 18th ut December, in
which he says he ..Las no. made ~
mis- mind 10 leave Nevada" and tina,
he has "no definite plan beyond that ot
serving his constituent, faithfully 20
the close Of the term" of his pol.-ica!
future 2Ir. Fitch wrs,es "But Of ~
thing / am certain. which is, that
shall not be n candidate for any OH &c
whatever in Nevada at the next cIcc
ton. In all plans for the next cam
paign, count inc out oxcep: rs 4 sol
der in the ranks
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

"WELLs. Tile Humboldt Cali
Times asserts that the celebrated muir
derer Wells, who killed the Sheriff of
Sacramento County and two deputies
in 1850, while being conveyed from
Auburn to Sacramento, has been iiv-
ing until recently on Eel River at
Humboldt Bay, under an assumed
name; that he was there at the time
Donald Mcdonald was brought from
Idaho Oh the charge Of being Wells;
and that lie was known to many Of the
citizens in that section who did not
care 10 make the fact public. II is said
that he Is now living on Republican
River, Arkansas.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07
NEVADA LEGISLATURE.
FIFTH sEssIoS-FIFru DAY.
ASSEMBLY.
FRIDAY. Jan. G. 1871.

Prayer by Rev. j.. D.. hammond,
Chaplain.
Journal read and approved.
Mr.. Dclauo from n Committee on
Printing, reported favorably IN senate
concurrent resolution NJ. ., relative 10
printing Loo copies OF the STATE Mini
eralo-ist's report. Report aGop.yd AND
resolution c]ancnrrel N.
Mr.. ~Grcauhaigh offered the follow
in~. which WAS adopted:
Resolved, That ali news reporters
are invited 20 seats III this hail. and
that the Sor-eaut al Arms be INSTRUCT
cd to prepare desks and chairs.
Mr.. Pascheu offered a resolut OF au-
thor.zin- the SarEedut at-Arns 20 rent
rooms for the use al the En=ro-siug
and Copying Clerks OF the Assembly.
Mr.. Beck moved To amend by >;rik-
ing out the word rent. and in>cr.-
ing in its Stea, Tire word procure"
Mr. Bowman moved 4 further amend
men' u striEaout sergeant alarms
and insert COMMITTEE on WAYS and
Means" Adopted.
Mr.. Smith moved that when this
House adjourns il adjourn until Mon
day. 9th instant.
Mr.. Williams moved To amend by
adding that members should draw no
per diem for the period of adjourn
mont.
Inc THAR ruled the amendment oul
Oh @rdsr.
MI Nitl'la' app1A.ea from the dc
cl.un oil the hal!.
Mr.. smith raised the point oil order.
tntt j question ot adjournment Wa
h"t deo3La9le, anu "a> sustained py
the Cna.r-
MIR. Beck explained that the que>-
o was NOT ON Adjournment, bHt Go
ny a DAY 10 "hISA To- 3dl"l'h'
The speaker ruled that the question
OF adjournment Co a stated day VAS not
det1@aIe.
Mr. breNn d~'>scnlei.
MI. N~ii3ahl>. ny letNe. spoke u.
>olAv lca-th Ia taNor oI MS alncnd-
Hmel.. STATING laHi. although the 'Gn-
>ii".loa allowed pay Ia. days "a IDLE
i-~'' We tA' house '"i''d lay "h'-"'F
~t"esnhsF> ~H'l1l accept oEliHt.
ltic question was ..E.HtE "i>'tSscs!
10y Me>~I-. Hogan N+.t1'il~' i|'N
man. >'ll,ti' '"""n' hartmann anu,
~"@-r' "A"li MI "t." ',.'" "''' Oh
'h. N"'y.,t d"' @.'.@" ."' t'. .'''
danny a',@oi.i.'- i'''ii ''' ''''.>i'i'
.i Ilt '-h'.l una 'io I''t>-''' 90 " T.
"''t't''1'.' '' ''''1 ~-S' ""T '' "@'
. b .-H
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

T HAVE RECEIVED TIE DET.IN-
quen' Tax List FOR issu. suit will u"
commenced tor the collection OF all taxes
remaining unpaid ten days from this
date. WM. PATTERSON, Dist. Atty.
Carson, January s, ls7L ia5-td
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

an -x-rnssve branch ~ fhrs- business. where they
r.rf.~. go keen e. f~t u'tN .u hand the LARGEST
.ti ma-t q. mpl,re a-.oi tacut 81
Billiard Tables. Cloths. Cues, Etc, on
this cast.
Ti.& TABLES are - the latest STYLES aud size
recently t~a.!tal ru 'h- u~,-tarH -ta'a-; are wauu-
.u.,GFui u ;lr hs-f i.>-.b.e manner. aud fur
rj-ule>>-
Ta, now -#eap. >.'"a Billiard FALL made by the
ul,:t Ntun;a.iu ia= 10 90 Albany y. Y tho
.m-r -Hl-gttgtr l. O. ivory yet discovered. Fur sale
.uIy hy as trar. So ,ef sect.
Hu i -saS -,itwUttr.ftl ehc-i quality. and the
rlsy- fuay a> .9v AS ANY other house Ia the basil
lg.~.
Parties visiting The city 80" invited 10 witt cur
uar,g.stiu- aat Inspect qua -'sek.
1a J. ritALAA -. 81 Market -.
Nj n. The puhlie ar" tut.iei thar NJ other
artt., tu tb- tset8, ev.-t have tho right TO sell
I .lr.m', Cu.l5 $685.. ociS-3m
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

Napa wants rains as well as the Odd
Fellows College and Home.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-07

Tine we'll karan rlitrl Table Manufacturers. Of
Ne Ntk. have established At
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

TIE press Of this country is
all but unanimous for the
Treaty of Washington" There
is no rational doubt Of its con.
firmation by the Senate. Lead.
ing Democratic journals favor
it, and Democratic senators are
said to be hesitatlng whether
to make any opposition. In
Canada, there appears to be ii
good deal Of feeling against
some provisions of the treaty
thought 10 be disadvantageous
to the Dominion. The consent OF
the Colonial Government Is re
CURED, and British influence
will probably be sufficient to
overcome all ol jec ions. In
England, The treaty is hailel
with very general satisfaction,
and is certain to be promptly
ratified - Chronicle@
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

A RARE instance OF animal
sagaeAxis reported from Brat
tItboro', VT. 4 COW swallowed
a wallet containing bills to the
amount of S1,1O0. After wait
ing two days that cow died Of
throat disease. The money
was found in her stomach. Frr.
ther investigation disclosed the
TACT that The bills were all
counterfeit. The COW evidently
knew this, and that was why
The bills wouldn't pass.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
Wants to be a Juror.

As a general thing, .he po-
sitlon of a juryman is not ac-
lively sought after. Most men
can be otherwise engaged to
better advantage, and conse>
quently consider, with dark
forebodinss, the dismal fate
which conslgns them 10 the
jury box, where instead OF
plowing their fields, making
their iron, pegglng their shoes,
selling their goods, and so on,
they must endure The fiery
wrangling Of the lawyers, and
listen 10 the dislasteIul secrets
of their neighbor's affairs. But
there is one man who actually
likes it. lie wants TO be a ju.
ror and with he jurors snooze.
And he is horribly angry be-
cause he isn't juror. Who
he is, We do not exactly know,
but here is his letter to Sheriff
Merrill, which we accidentally
got hold of, and which we hope
our worthy Sheriff will pardon
US for publishing:
"mr Sheriff sir l th ank you
very kindly for your favorS
your konlerd apon me for Poot
ing me on the Jury as you
Promised me last MOI day 25
inst 1871 do thank you very
mulch so i do thank you i will
be a DELEGATE at the conversion
at tnat Place yours truly
the man that asI you for a
favor
lheare is things that al Hid
ding g. dark"-Ironton Regis
ter.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

THE liquor sellers Of Della,
ware can't stand the pressure
of the law allowing damages
to those injured by drunken
ness, and fourteen of them
have closed their establish
menls since the prosecutions
under the law commenced
The druggists, too, have united
in the publication of a card,
saying they will sell no wines
or spiliIuous liquors of any
kind to any Lul physicians, as
they are as liable 10 the penal
ties of the law as any others
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
NEW 7-3O GOLD LOAN
OF THE
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILROAD
RAPID PROGRESS OF THE WORK .

The building ofihe Northern Pacific Rair.
ROAD, (hegun July lNst,) ~ being pushed for
ward with great energy from both extrem lilies
Of the lluc. Several thousand men are en-
plOyed in Minnesota AMI On the Pacific cOass.
The grade is nearly com pletcd 268 miles Wsit-
ward from IIRAP superior; trans are running
over 100 miles Of ilui>hth road, md track -lsy-
ing Il rapidly progressing toward the eastern
hnrder II Dakota. Including its purchase or
the II. Paul \ Parihc ROed, the NOythsrn
Pacific Company nGw has il3 miles Of COM
plrtcd rUnd, ~ Il by SCI tembeT next this will
be increased to ~ lensi hlib
A GOOD INHES'EMENT.-Ia Cooke
/ 60. nrP now selling, ana unhesitatinRly ra.
commend, as prom able and perfectly safe
investment, the first mortgage land grant
uf the Northern Parifc RniIrOid Company.
They have 30 years to run, hear seven Snd
ihree.tnihs per cent. gold interest (mors
than per cent. currency and are secured by
first and only mortgage on the ESriaK k0Lp
ASD IrS EQuIpMFNTs, and also, rs last as the
road n rOrtI lPiPd, on
2iOOO ACRES or LAND to every mls
of track, or htU arres Tor each sl,mO bond,
lhoy are exempt from U 8 Tax; principal
AMI interest are payable IN gold drnOmnHs
lions: coupons, 500 to sI,oOOi Registered,
sl,1 ~ 5 0hOl.
LANDS FoR R0NDS.- Northern Pa
clic 7.2O's are ut all times receivable atinH
RIA CrSr.ABOvE PAR. in exchange for the Com.
pany's lands. nj their lowest cash pIlce. This
renders them practically IsrEkEsr SrAIlss
LASp WARRANTS.
SINKING FUND.-The proceeds ofsli
sales of lands are required to be devoted to
the re.purhase and mediation of the first
mortgage bonds of the Company. The land
grant OF the road exceeds tiny million acres.
hIs immense sinking innd will undoubtedly
cnnctl the principal oi the Compaay'r bonded
idel.: hrlcrr il falls due With their ample se-
cnnty.8nd high rate ct interest, there ia no In.
vcs'n,ent, accessible 10 the people, which Is
more pUoFIriR, OR SNFE.
EXCHANGING u.s.. EITE.TWEN.
tbs he success If the new government
l'er cent. loan will compel the en-, ly surren-
der OF tie United states & per cents. Many
hn d'Ts Gye'Iwerties are now exchanging
them Tor Noril ern Pacific sevcn.thrtieH, thus
r aiizuI u handsome rr,lit, and greatly ins
rrcUs' NJ th' ir yearly inr one.
OTHER SECGRkTI ES.-All marketA.
HE stocks and bp:,ds Will be received Rt their
HI ighrs' rLr'Crt price in exchange for North.
ern Pacific seven th It es. EXPRESS cmAKoEI
on money or hond+ received, and on FeVen,
thir'l s'nt IN return. VIII he pad by the IL
lanch agents Full information, mAps,
PAM hlrts, Otr,. can he obtained on npplica.
ton ut any aScncy, or from the undersigned,
RsALEBI
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

A CASE, important TO money
lenders, was decided in Cincin
matt last week. a note with
mortgage, was given for $4,000,
but testimony. was introduced
to show that the actual consid
Grafton passed was less than
this, the excess being for in
terest over and above The legal
rate. The Court gave judg
ment Tor only The actual sum-
passed, with interest at six per
cent. This is no new decision,
Int it Is well occaslonallyto be
ZEN, ,nded Of il.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

The ODD Fellows are talking
OF building on their lot, cor
ner Of Court and Fifth streets.
The lot is 165 by SO feet; and
they contem plate occupyins :
the first story five feet from
the ground) with apublic hall,
and having their own hall on
the second floor. The build
ing, when erected, will be the
SIZE of the lot, apd about sixty
feet high, constructed Of brick
with stone trimmings. E5li-
mated cost, $4,000. Ports
mouth Tribune.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
JURUBEBA.
WHAT Is II?
'JURUBEBA

sent a special commission to that country to
procure II IN its rntre purity, and having
lnund its wonderful curative properties To
even exceed the anticlrsti0ns formed hy it,
great reputation, has concluded to offer it to
the public; AMI ~ happy to state that he has
perfected arrange me nts for" regular monthly
supply oftils wonderful plant lie has fprn'
mnch tlrle IN experimenting and inytstigat-
ing ~ 10 the most efficient preparation from
II ior popular use. anil has for some time
used IN his own practice with most happy re-.
snlts the efiectlal medicine now presented 10
ibe public ~
DIR. WELLS EXTRACT OF JUR UREBA
and he confidently reeommtnfs II to every
family asa bOns"lt III remedy which should 5e
freely taken NJ q Blood Purifier in all dersnge.
mPnts and 10 / ate and iortiy all weak
and lymphatie trmperamenis.
JOlISQ. KELLuh,G, Plat -. New York.
role Agent oT the United States.
PRICE oHe dS!''r fer toitle. Send for eircr.
h!.. ms%lsi,d-
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

II is openly charged IN Paris
that CluSeret has been paid by
Louis Napoleon to foment and
perpetuate civil war, that the
people may become,so weary
and disgusted with their coun
try's trouble as to be wiling
TO welcome back even the ex.
Emperor for the sake of order
and peace.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18
Republican County Con
q. 4 YcntiOu.

A mass convention Of the
Republicans of vinton county
will be held at the Court House,
on Saturday June 10th, at 9
o'clock p. M., for the purpose
of selecting two delegates to
the Republican State Conven-
ton to be held at Columbus,
June 2lst. A new Central
Committee for the County will
be selected at the same time
and place.
r.. J. n. MCLAUGHLIN, Pres't.
J. W. DELAY, Sec'y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

The Turkish Government has
shown its good will toward
the United States by present
ing it with a splendid carpet
for the White House. The
present is not 10 General
Grant, but 10 the United States
Government, Tor use in the
official residence of The Presi.
dent.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

"SuALL there be d Convention
10 revise alter or amend The
Consultation of Obio?' is The
question which voters must an
swer at the polls and through
the ballot. box this Fall.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-05-18

The question OF Border Coun
ty Raid Claims is raised by
Governor Geary in a message
to the Pennsylvania LegiSla
tnre. Cham bersburg is the
town most interested. These
claims are counterparts OF the
Morgan Raid Claims of Ohio.