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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04
9 MERIFF,s : SALE.
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State qf 0hio, Finton County. H.A -.tf
HI, somei's Il Co.. Plaintinfs,
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80 VomNH IIo11,nn noconJa,t

State V 0hto, Finton County. H.4 -. o..
HI, ,someis Il Co., Plaintiffs
..t sffy ~ t9qiust H..
Xemri IIoldren, Defendant
in Vinton County Court ofOommon Pleas Or
D" H ' der OF Sale.
Pursuant TO the command of an Order ofsale
issued from the Court of Common Pleas OF Vim
ton county andtome directedas Sheriff of said
county. viii offer for sale mt the door of the
Court House, in the town OF McArtLur, Vjnton
county, Ohio, on o. =. ~
Monday, the 9th Day Of October, A. D.
.'a- 's'. % 1871, 1912 '..'
ut the hour of ! O'Clock p. NJ. of said day, the
following ,described spiemsess situate In The
county ofyinton, and State OF Ohio, to,wit
yCOm nlcnclng Ut the South west corner of q
Lot or Tlnct of Land conveyed by Deed TO
James NJ. Lcqch by. Richard Tmnns a Wife,
running North aud South betweenlth lands OF
stephen Salts and Richard Tinms IN said VIM
ton county; thence South along said line sgOs
teet; thence Fast 2OS feet; thence North 20S
feet; thence West, 2OS feet, TO tho pl9ee OF
being In Section Nuuber. EoprQ.l Township
Number Ten U0) and Range Number Seventeen
MDpnl the same .lnnd loonyeyed by Richard
'rimms TO Imri Holdrehby decd dated June 8,
lW6, and recorded IN v olnne a., Page b9a, Of Vie
Record ot Deeds inahd iorsald comfy Of Vih-
~ @a@s1 dss G te ~ pEflS ppEfSlSSc,Fy oimpp p16dtaTo
Il Sais'S HvSF asG u 3 Y o%eas sSS w rsa 'a% S9sr'
hAppralsed Vt hiye,IInndred gndFliftyy Dollars
-dferpSo' sSs7tels'nI IeSsggEisrs6ft o.
2psB. shivc, ,Atpproi1Pihs R'"% Ss'PTsil
september 9, lS7l'5w-ii4 4, &@p ~
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a. ISaH.c ColIection

RoWLAiDs REcEIP:s-AsGo Arts, Discoveries, io..
eomialng nluabo Information for everybody. Beat "
mall (froe OF posta g. FIFTY Cents Adore. H. T. SOI-
MANDY, No. IL NOrta E,yh,h street. ST. Louis, No.
T-.s COLLECTION Of ncarly onn hundred recc,o,, for
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Superior Cider, and much other useful Information
or h sodennR or manufacturing any above either
for the trade or LolHo use.
Ecut by mail Gree OF pnstAgr) fer rRt5 Cents
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XXTANTEDE-AGENTS!

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.lha a. st sfnl bAnn syehp- srr
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lou descriptive circillr> aud icrnsto A aonis
asenesp - s1aq e 4 ~ RANSOM a. Ct1, ,'Y
Dealers in Pateils md Agents Supplies.
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GTE11TpS.

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will be given) and not later than November 23l,
1871. Entire number Of tickets. 52 2,ONO--S5 each,
,0O3 Gifts, amounting to $500 ON0. TO he awarded,
Send for Circular giving 81 of Gins and References.
Tickets can be had Of RILEY Il SARGENT,
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Or, l.. Z. DENLlN, General Agent.
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Hon. IT, MCCULLOUGH. Elkton, ! co,r,,rs
Md GEO. 4. CASTLE, Balthnnre,( 1T'''p'"' III
Hon. j. 4. MEG LEY, Plttsburg, Trustee.
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THE CuRTAIN RAIsED.

niIInC In Marriage, Sick ness and Health, fur
GUlDE Men or Women. Sent for two stamps.
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Isaac EHawk's Estate.

Probate Court, Vintor County, Ohio.
NJ Office is hereby given that Cornelius
~ ltn1iS, Adminish Rt0r of the estate of Isaac
Hawk, deceased. has filed herein his Account
with said estate for llual settlement; and that
The hearing Of the same is set for the 14th day
Of october 1871 AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ
II. II, MAYO
September 90. lSIl-it Probate Judge.
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DIR. FAHnNEY'S
Blood Cleanser OF Panacea

~ ETTING MARRIED. Essays for
A USES, which lnteriere with MARRIAGE
wi Ia sure means Of relief for the Firing and
u 10 rtupate, diseased and debllitutcd Sent
fr, IN srnlcd envelopes. Address, HOWA RI
PL, mol
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THE BRIGHT SIDE,

We take pleasure IN commcndingTBE BRIGHT
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04

"AN ACT
Relative 10 snbBiitinp TIE g'fStiOa, "&GR there Le
fOnrentjO'i 10 tFriSe utter Or dmend TIE LO,f-
s'aatioai" to he electors qf Ohio
SECTION BE II endctsd Jy tie General As.
acnbiy 9r tie state Qf ohio That the question,
| Shall there bea convention to revise, alter on
submitted 10 the electors thereof ut the gener-
nj election TO be held therein on the second
| Tuesday, tO-wit: the tenth day of October, A.
d. 1871 notice thereof shall he given by sherins
in their prOclamati0ns required by law 10 be-
made of such elections, and those voting ut said
election In favor o, such convention, shall have
put upon their ballots the words, "Constitu-
tlunnl Convention -Yes,n and those voting
thereat against such convention the words,
constitutional Conyention-No."
SEC g That the Judges Of election, nj suclr
the votes received therein In favor Of such con.
yention, to be entered In n separate colulnnin
the poll books, under the caption, "Contitu-
tlOnOl Convention -ics," and those received
column likewise. under the caption, "Consti-
tutiOnal ConrcntiOn-No;' and they shalt
transmit the same, with the returns Of the votes
for state and county officers to the clerks Of
the courts OF common pleas of their respective
counties
SEC 3, Thatsnid clerks shall include in the
| general abstracts Of votes required by law to-
be transmitted by them to the secretary OF state
and president Of the senate, respectively IL
statement Of henumber Of votes given in their
several counties In favor of and also against
such convention, together with q statement of
the whole number of electors voting therein Mt
said election; and said president of the sennte,
Mt the time and place of publishing the returns
OF said election, as provided by section three,
article ., OF the constitution. shall publish and
aeeiarethe result OF the vote Tor and against
such convention, and also the whole number"
OF electors yoting ip. the state at said election
rTerIlffed ny aforesaid
Sac a. This act shall take effect on its pass
Iage,3 JyN ~ '--Hs-~
K.fCUNNINGnAM. g
Speaker, Of The House Qt- -tsc9reseatdfrS.
.r... J" {. LEE, -
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04

ADVERTISEMENT OF JURORS.
And the Trustees Of the several townships In
SAID county are hereby notified that the follow
ing number of Jurors are nppOrtionpd 10 tlejr
Townships respectively, and that they are ie
quired TO select the said number and make
return thereof TO the Clerk of The Court OF Com J.
mon Pleas, together with the Poll Book:
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AGENTS ! READ THIS !

TNTE W1ILPAY AGENTS A SALARY or
w $50 PER WEEK and Expenses, or allow {
large commission to sell 0urncw and wonder
fulinvcntlOns. Address NJ. WAGNER & Co.
Marshall, Mich:
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SIOO PEHe WEEEK.

Can be made by any smart man who can keep hs
business to himself Send stamp iur particulars to
HOW ARD n CO., Willnmsburgll. NY.
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bBU, w Z w Ill IA b3U,
Agents $50 per week to sell our great and valuNbl,
discoveries, II YOU want permanent, honorable ant
pleasant w0k, "pply for particulars, AIdre ; DYER
3 CO., jackson, Mich gnn. ... .e
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04
A MILLION DOLLARS!

shrewd Int quiet men can make fortune by re.
veung the secret oflhe business to no one.
Address - j. WEST,
G8S Broadway, n. =.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04

STA TB FICBEoS=
One Governor for the State Of Ohio;
one lieutenant. Governor for the Statpof Ohioi
one ktt0rney-iicncra fortho Stete at ONO;
one Auditor OF State for the State Of ONO;
one Treasurer ofState for the State of ONO;
one supreme Judge for the StStr o. ONO;
one Member of the Board of Alc WorkS 'of
lheStute Of Ohio; ~
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04
DISTRICT OFFrCHRS

DISLESIC'T OF -E'ICIG IG0S
one Judge Of the Court of Common Pleas for
the Second subdivision of the seventh Judi.
cial Iistrict-cOmpose,l Of the Counties OF
VintOn. jackson, Lawrence, Srlotonnd Pike;
one senator for the Eighth Senatorial District
composed OF the counties Of Nlnt0D, McigS,
Gallia and Lawrence.
COU NTX OFFICTRS:
One Representative for NintOn county;
One Auditor for VntOn county:
One Prosecuting Attorney for NlntOn county;
one Recorder for Ninton county;
One Commissioner for VintOn comfy.
CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION.
And you will also proceed to vote for or against
u constitutional Convention" +" Us set forth as
follows in
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04
SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER,
a n 1871

/ being the 1olh Day or said Month, i
| Is by The Constitution and Laws of Ohio np-
pointed the day on which The qualified electors
of Vinton CmntY are notified 10 meet in their
places designated for holding elections be-
tween the hours of 0 o'clock In the forenoon
and Gu'clorlI in the afternoon Of said doyl1,pa
then and there proceed TO vote by A''iict Tor the
following Officers, tO-wt:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-10-04

K.fCUNN1NGIIAM. r
Speaker Of the House q. kcereseatatire'.
&. LEE
81 f.4 gL PrsstddatJ The Senate.
Passed March 80, 1871"
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BAND LEADERS.

For something interesting, send ypnr address to
GEORGE w. GATES, Frankfort, y. Y.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-13
THE RIVER RAILROAD.
Meeting at GOyiHgtOn-6rsat Interest Man
Tested.
Occasional Correspondents OF the Al


Occasional Correspondents OF the AP.
PEAL
COvINGToN, Tenn, July 10, 1S7I.-
We have to-day given new life to the
Mississippi River railway here. This
morning q large number OF our most
respectable citizens and taxpayers
mel Mr.. Norton, the President of the
railway at the courthouse, and with.
out a dissenting voice adopted resOlu-
lions approving Of the pending con
sOlidatiOn with the PaduCah and Gull
road, and calling upon this town to
make a corporate subscription Of 49,
coo to the capital stock Of the road.
Several addresses were made and
much interest manifested. We are
informed that the Board of Aldermen
win at once adopt an ordinance, SINH
lar 10 that passed by your City COun-
Gl on last week, submitting the mat
ter to the vote Of the citi-
zens, as 10 the result OF which
vote the friends Of the road
have no fear. We learn from Ripley
that an Observation-Disclosures Of $25,-
600 is being rapidly raised there, so
that you see the country wiz not be
behind your city in readiness to re-
heve this road from its present en-
barrsssment and place it in a way for
a speedy completion. We realize its
importance to both town and country,
and were surprised that there should
have been any hesitation with you as
to the matter. Western railway lines
may be OF vital Importance to Mera-
phis, bat not more so than TO turn the
mighty tide of travel, which daily
passes along the Mississippi Genital
road, through your streets, and BY
the building of Union depot and the
MississipPiriver rad, you secure this
and more; for along this line Of road
lie the gardens Of Memphis and the
granarieS Of the district.
SIGMA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-13

there ia no such thing as a we'll defined
Democratic organization. II such
a psper can be recognized
in the Democratic party it is
impossible 70 say who is not
in It, or who is not out. II such a
paper be entitled to the confidence
and countenance 0fthe party and has
authority to pronounce upon the
Democracy Of such soldiers as Cover
nor leslie, Mr.. Carlisle and the Louis
vile Ledger, who have never de
nOunced the Democratic party, OPP
posed its Organization, and who would
scorn to enter upon the unnatural
disgrace OF supporting Radical carpet
baggeFs in preferences to Confederate
Democratic nominees, then the Dem
ocratic party must have parted with
all s~elf-respect and power and purpose
to preserve its integrity, an capacity
for present elhprotecti0R, ALI expeeta-
ton off successful, honorable future,
and concern for any future 2 an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-13
swAYNE's SPRINGS.
The WsitOrs-HSW They Amuse Them
seiYes-The Spring.

Occasional correspondence of the AP-
Il swAYNE's MAAMoTH SPRINGS,
/ July IO.-Visit0rs from Memphis say
yoG are sweltering there in the heat
and dust; that last night, atu o'clock,
! not q breath OF air was on the river,
the smoke Of the steamboat chimney
going straight up. Here, a blanket
was comfortable, and, getting the dust
Of the cars of you, you see no more Of
that nuisance till you reach them
again. We redrinking this pure, cold
sulphur water from the Great AEtesian
and bathing delightfully."- in its vast
ing floods. We sit under the broad
shades, or loH on the green OF this
handsome paTk;Splay EcrOquet,
solitaire, authors, backgammon,
checkers, or chess; hunt or
| fish; sing, whistle, run or sit
/ still talk. laugh, and eat sayagely the
| spring chickens and other good things
/ that fill host-Byrnes' table. Though
there are many fashionable ladies and
| gentlemen here, fashion is utterly
voted down. tsToiletting" and all
other toll is out Of the question. Ev-
erybody and everything are tending
OMdL4 COLAAOAb anu @JOJAOAb 1AG
health only. The social circle has
grown to a considerable size, in fact,
more room" is the cry. The neees-
sity OF doubling and trebling in the
roOms is now the order; and, yet, We
are glad TO see other friends and COM
ers. We are so full, however, that
families, before coming, had better
first write and secure places. Many
from Memphis are here, with and
without families, and many for the
season, and ali well pleased some for
health, among whom 9 wonder
ful Improvement Is remarked by all,
and others for rest and for retreat into
the country, where there is no dust
and no musqUitOs or abOmniabIe
musquitO bars, and to drink and battle
il this delightful water.
Among the families from Memphis
are some WelkkROWn names, as Walt, /
Mansf0Ed. LHnn, Holt, Pratt, MRllon
and Swayne, and among the visitors
without families are Halstead, Grit
ing, Evans, Ed. WOrsham, Rowland, !
COghifl. A travelled Memphian, |
to-day fof The hEsttiHe drinking rom
andgszing into the great reservoir at
the great artesian white sulphur, as il
heayes up from its depths Of hundreds
Of feet of solid marble beneath, eX-
dsimed: 81 have been to the boosted
springs Of Virgins, and East Tennes-
see, and Kentucky, and the Hot
Springs, but l have seen nothing like
this. there Is uoneed Of going any
where else" Another remarked that
surfeited with the accounts of big
''paper" springs, he did not believe
half he heard Of this, but that it ex-
ceeded all description, and be believed
vas the greatest mineral spring in
the world" G. !
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VALUABLE CASH PREMIUMS:

The Board OF Directors, in commencing
shah be carried out In good faftnr They Will
appoint q committee o. award, whose high
eharacter VIII be a Euficient guarantee that
perfect fairness wtlt eontrofthe Distribution.
The price Of these special tickets has been
liked - The low sum CfTWO DOLLARS, IN
order that hey may be within the reach OF
every one.
II is hoped and expected that the Third
annual Fair VIII be so successful, financially,
as 70 enable the Society to erect suitable
9ul1ulnBs and improve the grounds TO such
degree Of excellence as to render them a
source OF pride TO every citizen OF Memphis,
SheiDy county and the adjacent country. Wv
The Board Of Directors have selected Mr..
" h BATES 10 supervise this special ar
fangemeHt. ~ano4fgksts can be- had on appli-
cation 10 MIN, az the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any OF hB
sub.agents.
JACOB THOMPSON, President.
LEON IHOusDALE, Secretary. lys
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-13
FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Long
Island, New fork.

IDA CITY is situated on Long Island, So
Il miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad rnnning centrslly thronghIds City.
Lots there are hereby offered f0fEale On the
following teEmss Fifty Hdollafs each ON a
credit OF ten years. payable IN ten annual In
stalmentS-say 80 CO per year on esoh lot.
The parties OWniag tie above property pro,
pose TO sell to the sORtileIn people One.half
OF the, lots, say 5000, Oh the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge Is
now ia process OF cons traction c0nnectinG
Manhattan island upon which New YoIkis
situated, With o Istaad.
This is ! good OppOftiinity for any person
of this sesIlon OF country 50 invest small
sans In the purchase ibf these lots. Terms
are easy, n within LhB reach Of all. Prop
erty ON Long Island VIII rapidly Increase in
yaina as Q As EAST kiver BrldEe is eom'
MAP or the city OF Idae can Bsasen, and fun
information given, pPep apRhcatiQn being
made TO HY FOETAINE,
COrrespO ndiDg Secretary,
i've NO. ~ Madison street.
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sueee~. of the French foam

We admire the French people be
cause they are like those Of the South,
impetuous, enthusiastic, warm heart
ed. brave and magnanimous. The
people Of France will soon be united,
harmonious and moved by one COM
mon impulse, that of securing and
perpesuating liberty, and q de-
sire TO rebuild their desOlated
homes and to revive their civ
iIizatiOn and refinement. a lew
weeks since, the people seemed to
be controlled by the madness OF de-
SPAR, bent on tearing out their own
hearts with their own suicidal hands.
But now the scene Is changed. The
frenzy which a few weeks since
waved its flaming torch, like 3 venge-
fuI fury, over the charred and black
ened ruins OF castles, palaces and mon
umens which required ages Of toll
and civilization to rear, has given
place TO that love for law and order
so essential TO the prosperity OF
all nations. As evidence Of
this changed feeling, we have
only to refer to the extraordinary sue
cess Of the French loan to pay the
indemnity to Prussia. It's success is
without parallel. 1t appears that In
less than six hours the agents Of the
Treasury collected four Thousand i've
hundred million francs, or nearly a
thousand million dollars, of which
Paris alone subscribed over one-halL
Commenting upon this, the Minister
OF Finance said: ''This state Of things
enables the Government to fulfill its
engagement, and TO hasten the deliv-
erance OF the country. We shall not
wait for the dates fixed by the Treaty
OF Frankfort, but shall pay the indem-
nifty in instruments" Erenehmen
still have full faith In their country,
and are evidently resolved that she
shall 90 her own work without aid
from outside. 1t has been six years
since the termination Of the civil wsr
in America, and We predict that in six
months after the termination Of the
civil war in France there.wiHb be more
tranquility and union in France than
there is in America in six years
after the suspension Of hOsHlities.
There are no Radicals in France
70 retain power only by keeping
alive the fires Of hate and
discord. A wise craftsmanship will
govern the people Of France, and
they will rebuke thespirit OF prO5crip.
lion and distrauchisemeut and which
would impose disabilities. The states
men of France have learned that hu-
man nature is the same always and
everywhere, and that man is by ma
ture grateful fOr kindness, reveHgefUl
for injuries, and they will succeed in
winning the love Of the people by a
just, generous and affectiOHate policy.
When Richelieu, the great statesman
Of the stage, declares that his policy
10 dealing with enemies is to use,
JfrSt, az means 10 cOHciJjGte. and Ut
lazt, If these fail, all means to crush,
every audience responds with An en-
Uhusiastic applause. such viii be the
policy Of the French statesmen. But
the Radical party Of the United States
in dealing with the Southern people
seem disposed TO reverse this policy,
and after trying for six years to win
their love by abuse and persecution, /
even Is a last resort, refuses TO try the
sure and certain work Of cOneiliation.