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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-17
CALIFORNIAN OFFICE,
Monument Square,
ST. JOHNS URY.
Jannet A. Watson's Estate.

STATE OF VERMONT. In Probate Court. held at the
Caledonia District, )Pruhate Oice. in ST. Johns
hurry. within and Tor said district the 10Th day OF
March. A. D.. ISL.
AN Instrument, purportng TO he the last WIN and
Testament and CotiCil Of Jannct A. " atsUn late OF
Barnet in said district deceased, being presented to
the Court by Jonathan d. Abbott, at the executors
therein named Tor probate:
II is ordered 10y said court hat all persons concerned
therein, /" notified toappcar at scs>iuI or
bc holden at the Probate OtiCe, In ST. .uhushury
the Ith day OF April. A. 1871, and show cause,
II any they may have against the Probate said III
Tor which purpose 1t isiurther ordered. that copy
the this order be published three weeks
Cr>sVcly in the Cdrduian printed ut ST. JuhI3~buTy
previous To- said time AL dated Tor hearing.
I.S Ihr CuuTt-Attc-t
ASA L. FRENCH. Judge ui Probate
A true copy al Record Attest.
5Js1 ASA l.. FRENCH judge ut probate.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1871-03-17
HOUSE EOR SAIEI

The subscriber offrrs his DWELLING HOUSE for
sale situated the road leading from s.. Iohnsbury
Plain to the Fair Ground near the bridge crossing
Slecpers river. PAUL GIULMETs
St. john. bury, March Ii, l,I1 IS IS.
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WANTED {!
FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.
A GREAT OFFER!

Horace WATERS, ISL Broadway, y. Y, ill di-pose
of hundred Pianos, Melodeous, and Organs OF Elk
frst-class mskers including Waters extremely low
prices, cssh, during this month, will take part
cazh and balance in monthly quarterly instalmn
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13
NATuR E'S
Aa>r Restovat>s-e

Contains no Ii ,SuLpurx-ns SrsAK OF
LuAb-ro LHAkex-no NITRATE os
SILVER, and I, entirely free ksrn ihe
Poisonous al Health. destroy III 6
Drugs used in her Hair preparations.
Transparent and Car a. crystal, twill IA,
oil the fn.st tabris-srftc,iy rArx, sctrAS asd
rrasr-dtadera,u, lsss sought 70. and
cInd At last.
It restores and pTeua the Hal, fron Ne
coming Gray, imparts, soS, giossy appssss.
aa"s, removes paLdratis ctol and refreshing
10 the he nd, cbtrks the'air from falling of,
and restores it 10 agrea. 1ten, when p.eaa-
ipr,ly !oc: prevents !i.a'e.e,, cures all Hu-
mo.s, ey:areous crnr:ioRind unnatural Ksst.
isA DIEss!Ss FOE TIE HL II H TuE eSss AD-
,lclE IN The MARKET.
Dr.. G. SNTa, Patentee, Groiou JunsssR,
Mass. Prepared only by tscTra Blo1Rxs,
Gloucester, Mass. The Genie !. ps, up in a
pane! bottle, made express fer il. with ,he
name of the article blown in.he glass. Ask
yoas prpr.i.tfor Natures ir Restorative.
and take so other
Send 3 cent Itsnp to Pr.a Rrex. for q
Treatise on tue Human Hair. einforuansa
it ooa;siasis wor.b S. TO any psou.
A. N. DENT, Main St, sston.
oasly Eslo Agent for Lew essa,g.
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yr,so sbovc.named defendant, John II. aolk
hon vii. lake notice tlat on the 18th day
= Anril 1871. at the clerk Office OF the CIR
emit CONT of Randolph county, West virginia
hall nrocsrd 10 take the dispositions OF Ella!
Wee, and others, which, when taken, are TO Of
read as evidence upon the hearing OF the sooS'
named cause. And ii from any reason tue Ia
KING OF said deposilons be not commenced, o.
being commenced and not completed on Ina Ina
Ssv the taking Of the same will be continued
from day to day until completed. sr.,
dive, sndsr nv hand, this 9Th day Of fe0
-rs ~ ia7I ANN REBECCA MoLtEHoS.
Feb. 90, l9Tl-4t
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AIRS. MARY s.. yiESEf
NEW MILLINERY EMPORIUM
Ssir Street, Weston.

ac. varney would respectfully :n'o''a 'at
.i.hss al Weston snd vicinity that she has just
received and has no. ga hand afnli aud CON-
,I.,e assortment Of notions, ribbons, military
End straw good, bonnet trimming and velvet
gibbons, bon.e, slks, satins, and 's!ys,s'
Mo.I.,, nets, erapss, .uch,s, flowers. feathers,
ornaments, stsaw bonnets snl ladies' hate
.,;mm.d and uu trimmed shaker hoods, sur
downs, &c F, which abe is Offering NJ Baltimore
pixies. ,,.,.,e v,ris,:
will receive fxonp. at.-"'ioo snd be done 10
he tcst rtylc. H''!
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DATES OF ADVERTISING


si'rs, ten lines or less, one insertion :, M
FoT each ''rSscqueat msefsioa u ~ ~
N'a'ar,' 81" eoimn. u ,nor,h. w w E Wv
One h.i' column, l?mou.s - - w" ""
One columa, /? mon his - o.
i."e:A aoiis,s wsoty cents per line w vi cS
inust he paid ia advance. lug WHICH
eve dollars will &c charge! f,r snnoopsiD
oeni'!'a4s,s Tor county. and len Iol',r, 81,
State and Usited STATES Offices ''''"'" 'o'
'Sn:'aT Obituary no.iceS mas, be paid fcr
III legal notices ere charged 10 ~, tD' .,
tosaeys Presenting to m. e>N y" VIZ NJ
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LIQUORS

!. ID. tss, III this market lie GALE p,'sieuiAt,
,,tru.;oa 10 his assortment o, fise old Rye aad
Esurlus wLiskes, which hv uters at the low
", uark., pric.s. p.T!kRAFi. dee ~
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13

Ssaie Of Wh Trgi.ia.
At Rules held in the clerks caee Of The eu-
cal. court Of L4wi, county, eu the srst Monday
in February, 1911.
G " Sspdn,ky aud
wife, plaintiffs,
vs.. Ia Chspss.y.
Jsha Sims hsirs. d.
fendass
TliE object 81 this sol: ID To partition be-
tween the plsiuGEs and defendants Cor
tain tract OF lind in tie hill sad proceeding.
mentioned, containing twelve krsdfed and
,w.c'y -:onr serc., lying On the LEI. baud fork
Of :he West Fork rire-, in Lewis celny Of
which John Sirs disd si.E,d.
And it Appearing by a6daIi: FLED ,fe, Jases
SIMS ard the heirs Of Ai!ly Sims, who later
nrri.d with John Finchwsn, Il any there he.
.. not residents Of this STATE, sEi That The
E,ars Of ga d heits are unkroNu. Ills order
';ha, the saii Jamrs II. Sims, sad The said
nsuown p,r,iss. DO APPEAR ksre sithin one
:pe,h after the Dale OF the 6rs, public alton
HefG. and 10 WHAT necessary ta project :hei;
-aa-s.s 10 mia suit.
A enpy-.sse:
J0HS C. JACKSON, " et4.
ttsaa.' 5 Besnett, plaintiffs attorneys.
FEB !!a-isfl-N
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FlRsr paiaE MEpAls AwAApED

u'""u' square and upr'ghs
L / 4 n 0 FOE TES,
BALTIMORE, 4p.
These Instruments have toea before the Pub
nc for nearly Thirty Years, aad upou lh,.r y..
reI!erce alone attained an Impoverished pre-
emlasnee With p.oaounees them urceuaileL
Thai. ''''N'
cenbiRss great power, sweetness GOD fne s;,1-
ing quality, IS well as great puri7 Of !n,era-
mcn and Sweetness Throughout tss tu,ir. sealc,
Their
pl'aRt and elastic. and ealiroiy f,c- from tie
sHeh''' iound in so many risnos
~ woakGASUw
lsty are anfqHslled. using none tu, The rvry
s.ai sotscasd material, the large capital en-
Plo!ea in our business enabling Us 10 keep 600.
anueiiy an immense stock Of lumber, &e., Oh
hand.
&fAll onr Square Pianos hare ca, New
improved OrersGung Scale Gnd tho Agrsg.
Treble.
eD We would call special attention 10 our
late improvements in Grand Pianos and Square
Strands, Patented August II, 1896, which bring
'he Piano nearer ps.:rstion that has YET kesn
attained. ...r.
Every Piano fully warranted for 5 Years.
We have made arrangements for lhs Sole
Wholesale Agency for the moo, celebrated Far
ie. Organs ard Lc!odsoui. which We offer
Wholesale aad Retail, at Lowest Factory P,iess
wv. KNABs / CO.,
Baltimore, Nj.
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John II. Molehon, d.ft. }
~INhe object Of this suit iato obtain worce,
a vinculo matrimonii--And it SHARING
b stidavil filed thu, the defendant, I'm Il.
Icllehon, is not resident of this Stat and
he not appearing !, is ordered that he zap
near here wi hin enc month after the tirsub-
Eret,on of this order, aud do whn, may pc.
eesssrr to yro.ec! his interest in thi: snii;;nd
mai copy Of this order be published ID
posted according to law.
\ eopy-sse: c
7. D. S.tades, plaintiffs attorney.
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DREsToN DAWSON,
-pLAeKA!Tu ASB iyosxeHKNn-.
tgARTIE FOUNDRY, WESTON, " VA
Curiages, B4sgiea, Wagons, etc, 'slaiT t,
a Thor, notice, aud o. The most reA;onao''
terms. Horse shoeiag carefully attended TO-
p1tty
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13
THE TIERNEr HOUSE.

rT1us proprietor Of ihis old and popular
s,.ad would respectfully nform The pas-
,.s, hr Ia, ;,y,r.S.;,rl trl! sri complete
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!Sote Of W." Virginia.
A, Rules hel3ia the clerh'i csSe.sfillc cir
cult cour, OF Randolph coaaiy, ,ih. hrsi
MoRdty Ia February, 1871.
Ann Retscca Aollchor, plf, "
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS,
ot,hs tei, Qnsl,,y and at 'hsiowest p''e''.
Ea saor& Y!
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q L. KEABLE,
THE CHEAP CASH STORE.
NEW ST0CK JUST RECEIVED
Owing to The great facilities a, my command
lean afford 70 sell At
TWENTY PER CENT LESS
than cay oth4r KcreAas! liz R,ston.
CALL AND EXAMINE Ny STOCK
The best quality OF Sugars and Cnthees al from
FIVE TO TEN CENTS A POUND
les,thAa they eau be bouyh; 81 suy aor
in town.
TBH BEST BRANDS or cALlcoEs
from 10 cent? yard sP.
A GREAT VARIETY OF wooLRN GOODS
,. AT COST.
CARPETS AT Low PRICES
Aa extensive and we'll selected assortment Of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
bought expressly for this market, all Of which
will be sold a; New York prices.
A LARGE STOCK OF NOTIONS,
suitable fer Chfeuss or New YEA presents
In presenting M Winter rerk 10 the public,
hare hut 10 refer 10 my ID customers
Ny goods have heretofore rendered satisfaction
to all purchasers, and confident in my ability 10
UNDERSELL ALI, COMPETITION,
! hare bat 10 thank you for past hyors, add -,
lioi, a continuance OF Jour eug,om.
REMEMBER THE PLACE.
=,
=. l., KEaBLE.
Min. s,
n222- Y, WeAenW.
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system Of public instruction ha'
becne part of the pol;c5 Vi nearly
all = State, of the Union. This
will ssys r.quire the outlay of a
eonsiia,,bl. sum Of money, but it is
belietvapat a system simpler, and
better nialed to the peculiar char
deter ofOustate, can b' devised,
that win b. ,ss expensive nd more
satisfactory i its results. While |
c.u haze 10 DICE in the im'csi'ioa of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-03-13

NRDEs from coaaL'y d+.iers and Pbrse;aas
" solicited, aad promptly attended 10.
A. N. DENT.
Weston, July !S,tf --
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Owing to The great facilities a, my command
lean afford TO sell at
TWENTY PER CENT LESS
than cay o4hr KereAass liz R,ston.
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NTEW DRUG STORE.
FRESH, PURE DRCGS ANr MEDICINES,

WINES, BRANDIEs.iTENsKlEs, GlHs
RUNS, fAlyrA OILS, DYG-sTrFfs
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Nlic, 10 tnkt DerositioAs.

L. D. auad.s, plaintiffs attorney.
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The best quality OF Sugars and cotlees at from
FIVE TO TEN CENTS A POUND
lessthAa they Gao be bouyh; 81 suy aor
in town.
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PUTTY, wINDoW-GLAsskFANcY
GOODS, STATIONERY, PINE
TOBACCO AND CIGARS,

In iAs'., every thing 1ually found in a 6rs,
class Drug Store. His stock has been carefully
selected, and is warranted as represented.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20

ferried Jim Lane over the tur,
bid Styx, and the shades of
Brown, the horse thief, Lincoln
the obscene jester and tyrant,
met their brother Jim, the Dor
der ruflian, upon the dark and
gloomy shores. 1t has been a
sort of Fourth OF July festival,
when the illustrious three
clasped hands in the presence
of the assembled shadows of
evil, fitting around the deities
of Abolitionism, flaming them
with their wings, and chez. ing
them with demoniac concert,
in imitation Of the dead and
dying men, the wailing Of wild.
owed women"
This is one that was copied
from the Mobile Tribune by
every coprerhead paper in the
North, with appropriate lauda
tory remarks. Dostie's offence
was teaching negroes,
"Dostie is dead. That gar
rulous barber tongue of his will
wag no more. Alasl poor
Dostie!
"Take him up tendcrly;
Lit him with care"
"What to do with himg This
is a practical age in which we
live, and we must turn every.
thing to account. There are a
great many suffering negroes
in the South, in spite Of Freed.
mans Bureau, and the number
of plantation demanding the
hoe. Let Dostie's skin be forth
with stripped from his body,
stuffed and sold to Barnum-I
the proceeds to go to the Freed
mans Bureau and negro news
papers, to be used by them !cr GCr
the benefit Of negroes who
have no taste for work. Dos.
ties body will make good soap.
Let him be boiled down pre-
paratory TO beng distributed
in bars to Yankee school
marm2.' Delicious will be the
kisses slipped by those angular
females from ebony cheeks,
late lathered with sweet scent.
ed Dostie."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20

We give below some extracts
from Democratic papers showing
that universal sorrow and respect
upon the death Of Lincoln and
other members of the Republican
party, which Vallandighammer
speaks of in Last weeks Enquirer.
They are mild compared to some
others, especially those on the
death of Secretary Stanton, none
of which we happen to have on
hand just now.
From the Lacrosse (Wiscon.
sin) Democrat:
ave feel to thank God for
calling LINCOLN home, aoher@
ever that home may be! The will
Of God be always done on earth
as it in Heaveu.-NOt all the
cannon of the world ever sent
an echo so far in the future as
did the report of a pistol that
fatal night in a Washington
theatre, where great men were
players and nations were spec
tators. X Where is
Lincoln, the patron saint OF
nlggerism, who owes SO much
to John Wilkes Booth, and who
is we'll nigh forgotten already,
while hardly a dozen in the
land revere his memory? = r
Gone to perdltion!"
"There must have been a
hob mob bing time when Charon
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20

WE want to ask the editor of the
Jackson Standard two very plain,
simple ions, and request plain,
direct answers:
Is, or is not the editor Of the Stand
ard personally in favor Of the re-elec-
tion of Judge Plyley?
Has, or has not Judge Plyley as
Common Pleas Judge given general
satisfaction to the PEOPLE of Jackson
c)unt5?
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20

Judge Plyley has not only held
Court more days than any 9th.
er Judge in the District, but he
has held more hours to the day,
and it is a matter within our
personal knowledge, and also
the knowledge of the members
of the "Republican Central
Committee" that the bar has
objected TO his opening Court
at Z or q o'clock, running it
all day with an intermission Of
an hour for dinner, and often
running it till a late hour at
night, as too hard work; and
against them he has held his
own, claiming that they must
dispatch their business expe-
dltiously and save the county
and their clients unnecc essary
costs. 1t is true that after
nearly six consecutive months
of such sessions of Court Judge
Plyley's health was temporar--
lily broken down, after he had
finished the work prepared al
Jackson county, and while he
was still holding on merely to
accommodate attorneys who
could not be there to try the
case of client who had been to
the trouble and expense of com.
ing from the West for the pur-
pose of trial. But we are hap
py TO state that Judge Plyley's
health is recovered, and, as
usual, when holding Court, he is
now stirring our attorneys out
of bed an hour or two earlier
than is their usual custom.
The insinuation as to the op-
position of the Vinton County
Bar is handsomely answered.
by that body, as will be seen
by reference to thcii.: D;;f;vcced-
ings held this morning.
As to the Record being the
mouthpieoe of Judge Plyley,
70 men knew better than the
ones who penned the article to
which this is a a reply that he
is not the man to blow his ;wn
horn or push himself into any
position. He has never Sug.
geSted or had any knowledge
or intimatioA of any article
that appeared in the Record
before 1t was regularly publish.
ed, either in regard to himself
or any other subject. lie is
not that kind of q man, and if
he was we should not consider
him fit for the position he now
fills so satisfactorily. Nor have
we in any case consulted with
him. It's our business to edit
and publish the Record; We
are individually responsible
for what has or may appear in
its columns as long as our
name appears at It's head.
In conclusion, in case the
Jackson County Central Com
mittee have any further COM
munlcation to make, we would
suggest that they write over
their own proper names. Ii
would look more manly, and
we have even seen it most pos
ltively announced in the Stan
dard tor months past that its
editor would admit no commu
nicatiOn to his columns unless
it was duly signed in the col.
umns of the paper by the au.
thor's own proper name.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20

JUDGE JOHNSON, of Ironton,
has gone on a health tour to the
Magnetic Springs, St. Louis,
Michigan, where he will remain
till about September.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
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ALSO

The whole ofSection No. 0, Township No. s
Range No. Is excepting q mills, at and saw
mil, situated on the northeast quarter of the
northwest quarter OF sad section, with the
hand in front Of said mill as far ~ may be nec~
right of passing water back Tor the use of the
mllr CONT 1lning six hundred and forty acres,
more oil less.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
a CARD.

Clergyman while residing IN South Amer
lea as a missionary, discovered safe ano sins
pie remedy for The cure ofneryous weakness.
early decay, diseases Of the urInarv and semi,
nal organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by taneilh and vicious habits.
Great numbers have been cured b, this noble
remedy. Promptedby desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate, will send the re-
cipe for preparing and using this medicine, in
a sealed envelope. to any one who needs IT,
free of charge Address jog. 4. ISuAN, Station
y, Bible House, N. Y. City.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
ALSO,

The north east quarter Of the north east
quarter, and the northeast quarter of the
south>west quarter, and the south east quarter
Of the southwest quaIter, and the The west
half Of the south west quarter of Section 80,
TOWnsh,pO o, Range Is, containing two hun.
drgU acres more or less,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
ALSO,

The west halt Of the northwest quarter and
north half of the northeast quarter, and the
southeast quarter of the north east quarter,
and twenty acres oil of the east sIde of the
east half of the north-west quarter of Section
l6, Township s, Range IS, containing two hun.
dred and twenty acres more or less.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
also,

The northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter, and the northeast quarter of the
northeast quarter, and the west halt of the
north>east quarter, and the southeast quar~
ter of the southeast quarter, of Section II,
Townships, Range Is, containing two hum
dred acres more or less.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
CHEAP FARMsI FREE TRAVELl
Chicago, Rock Island, and
Pacific Railroad Com
pany.
GEO, 900 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS,


This company Is row offering for sale about
six hundred thousand acres of the finest ag,
rIcultural lands in the West. The company
sells only to actual settlers, and the prlc es
are exceCd dlngy reasonable, rang NJ from IS
to sl5 per acre-the average belag about IS.
The greater part of these lands are situated
along the lire of its railroad between the cities
nf Des Moines aud Council Bluffs, and ale in
the most accessible an fertile region IN the
State.
Sales made for cash or on credit long enough
to enable any industrious man to pay for the
land out OF its crops,
These lands are held under title direct
rom the Gen, raj Government, and are not
mortgageG or encountered IN any way. Full
warranty deeds gwen 20 purchasers.
For maps, pamphlets, or any other infor-
nation respecting them, address EBENE~
HER COOK, Land Commissioner, Davenport,
Iowa.
EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the com.
pany's tlcke offices at Chicago, and all other
principal stations on its line, and f the purs
chaser buy land the amount paid for the tick.
ct is o. Piled on the purchase money.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
ALSO,

The northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and tie southwest quarter of the
northeast quarter, and the south -east quarter
ofthe north east quarter, and the west half OF
the southeeast quarter, and the north. east
quarter of section Il, Township 8, Range IS.
containing three hundred and sixty acres,
more or less.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20

AN eleven year old boy has
walked from Kansas city 10
Houston, Texas-a little tramp
of one thousand miles and good
pluck.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
ALSO,

The southeast quarter Of the north east
quarter, aud the southwest quarter of the
southwest quarter, ana the west half Of the
south, east quarter, and the east halt of the
south east quarter Of Section ~, Township .,
Range Is, containing two hundred and forty
acres, mole or less.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-07-20
ALSO,

The northwest quarter of the southeast
quarter, and the east half of the south ives,
quarter, and the west half Of the south west
quarter Of Section "a, Township 0, Range Is,
containing two hundred acres more or less.