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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-09-20
E. r. EVANS.
II. II. il ' IAND.
- LIVERY AND 80iaDIN STABLE,

IS-EN T9s5sY
- LIST ST., Watertows, Wis.
Horses and Carriages always on hand for
the Accommodation of the Public
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1871-09-20

DR.. NJ. n. BARBER,
TLECTIO Physician and Surgeon. Office
Il over A Peterson store.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29

RICE-The inquiry for this grain was moderate
at unchanged figures; sales about 200 tierces Of
clean Carolina among which welc 20 tierees at
7X, so at 1915, 38 at I5s 50 at SIC p 10. We
quote common to fafr dtrTh@Tsl, good 7zi@S1<c
- b. 8
NAVAL sroREs.-There was some demand for
rosins, with the following Sales say ESQ bbls No.
at ss15 N.bpl. 400 bbls No. at 81 TO- 2S bbs No.
at. 80 oS, l4l bh.s black at 81 80 2 Dbl
. SRgIsHTa.-Io Liverpool, by st'am direct nomi-
ua, .onN upiauds; via New York, "a on up.
ajus 1d@,xd on sea Islands; BY sail,
15.sad On uplanda,. Nj on sea Islands. 20
sayre Ioiintnat. Eoastwise--rr New Tofs,
oy steam. 1ze on upaads sad &c on sea
.islaaas;fs1 25 = tierce on rice; by SAIL he@ 10 on
co,son;- p tlerce on rice: 4ts 2 barrel on ~ nrosn;
t7as = NJ on lumber; se@lo = on timber. 10
Rostur. -hy sail. xc q Is on upland cotton.
TO Providence .by sail S. 2 u on: noafEns' NC
q r5 on cotton; by steam 81 D oale on New
YORK rates. isTo, PlilaGslP4la, BY 9eSm, Hc !"
on uplauds; by sail, 81 2 N on boards; 81 on
timber: Sc d ton on clay, and s39s5o on pnos'
phates. 70 Baltimore, by steam, &c p p by
sail, Sc 5OS7 y N on boards; $685. q ION oD
phosphate rock. vessels are in demand by
our merchants 0 take lumber freghts 1rom
Gsoreetown. S. T.. Darien and Sati!!a River, GP
and IaeksouvM. Fla, to Northern ports, and 9le
,ml9 "A NJ are the rates on lumber and boards, :.
ExcHAses.-Steriing so day bills l9'<@2oh, 8
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The Banks purchase
sicSl checks 1@!4 on, aud sell at 4 premium.
GoLp-loG11.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
MEMORANDA.

The following are the consignses per steamship
Virginia from Phi adelpila previously reported:
VA GgurlsnaX Il AorahalnSs & ,;, 1rsas " 60; q
Hfd Asto,.H Elsehuff6 co. B poydTE RfRnedlct,
Byrre l. Fuyarry, bedfUrd, Blum X Miller, Ed
Bates Il co. Dr Laer, T S Budd, Bolger, John
Baker, sam Burns Cosgrove, Gampssh VI CO. ,,
II Cater, Clagh0rn. Herring & co, Rlas, Dowte,
Noise 4 Davis, j u kasuu Bro. w EcEel, U D
FranKe, j $ Fairly & CO. Fogar, les BooK HOUSE, y
II Gravrr, q Graveley. Getty. Col smith Son,
HdusS is Johnson, Jtfrufdsi6-co;. a Johnson, H
Kla,te & co, Klinck, W;ckenberg co, krlete
Chapman, Ii Ki!ien, kinsman BROS. King, l
Kerr l. co, Kiusman e Howell, Kennedy,
Kornahteas 4 ALanger, "A Iewith,A Lorenlz,
z Lee, G Lunn, Macqueen & Riecke, Mantone &
co, G & D C Marsh, W A Mer;ens, B McElhose,
p Miller, a Niemann, c P Poppenheim, Perry,W
+ Paddon, Pringle Il S0h, purcell, haVenel GO,
Russell, Smith, " Shepherd co, W. steele
b Stoddard y co, Railroad co. Thomlln.
son l. CO. NJ Sleadman, Wasa, walker, Evans q
lie LEE sss1S sf fhs DapSing maort h the
lass6f z8t stsp sabdsrsln Ehs Aew ,YSEk papers:
inst, with the captain and IL men OF the American
ship Canova, from Liverpool bound TO Charleston,
SO, with; a; Gargp Of salt, beer, iron qross, &c,
which vessel ounderel at sea un ns Sai1Iaay, LIN
Liverpool on tile lst February eXpertenc cetsheavy
westerly gales froH43d- to 9th, anu again 0Nthe.
24t, during which she lost and split several sails,
broke .rudder gudgeOh, and sprang afeaE. On
saturday, lth March, she had SIX Ieet Of water in
the hold, and with all hands at the pumps, the
water gained about eight inches in half an hour.
me CAPTAIN then decided to leave the ship, and
was taken of BY tue American brig Il izabel the
same day and transferred 70 the Equator en- the
1ith instant e. - ,,... ...,su ,r5:j
:, The schr John Shay, Fisher. for Georgetosn, s
c, cleared at New York Aarch25i .3i.ti =
The The Sc schr r Albion, Pope, from Georgetown O.
arrived at Nassau, y p, March 1S. .ls'e: !
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
Passengers.

Passengers
Per steamship Charleston, for New York-R
Jenkins, Senior Moneads, T spauiding, !en;
kns Mrs Jenkins Miss !snsina Ha4tson aastsG Mlss
jackson. Donrlsss. W W Moreland, HRhn, b
Cohen, Miss straha and servant Master ter STE STE
han and servant strahsn, q sigelqW ,a,, Saa WE
and vile Burns, q Murray, Mrs Randolph; J
Rich, Miss Brailsford, rs jarvis hissA ! WAX ,se
er, Miss F Walker, F walker, Snarklsy @ ana we
NJ spanldlng, s Miller, Miss Grants @ nkeman'
B Pinckney, b Miller, DR. b Rand, Smlsn n.a
Lyman and wife, D Forsyth, n 81 Dsdge, s = cur s
ney, F Dorano Dals, @ N Smith, :" Burke
Leary, Cayer.
Per steamship Manhattan, from New York.
T Burgess, + burgess Mrs Mary Burns; James y
Hankl9s EdgsItGn, kos, Ms. InM1sn Runs1ad
Cole and wife D Gardner, n Fttger, Weber
CARL, s Lambert, Cullluane, MISS N esI clear
Wright, g G Allen. Hager, G sttz, u WATSON
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Beaufort, Pacific
Landing and Chisolm's Landing, 90 roster
h II Stewart, Sr, Il Parker, W O Bellows, ane
s on deck.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
New York Hay Market.

!; From the Daily Bulletin, March a: Receipts tn.
day 1900 bales. The demand IS better, and all
that comes in Is taken quickly at prices showing
a further slight Improvement. The sales are sz5
bales for Galveston, IS for Wilmington. ana lSo
bales forHayana at 81 15;' 10 bales for key West,
40 for Mobile 40 for savannah. so fol Ports.
mouth, and SO for Washington, N. T., at 81; IS
bales compressed for Jacksonville at 81 2a and SO
bales do for Barbad0es 81 80. Retaifs active and
firm. Straw is steady with fair demand.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
.n,er,or COTTON Markets.

COLUMBUS, March o5.-ln our market the de:
mand has been confined to better grades. MID.
dliugs l3c, low middlings l2Aal2h. Sales llo
bales; receipts 80; shipments 335.
SELMA, March 26.-There were sales yesterday
TO the amount of 200 bales; low middllng ia
13I1c. The sales maue were princlpaliy Oh pour
eraies-yery little good culton Offering.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
Easton g. Co.'S Cotton Report, for the
go HUeek ending March "a, 1871.

NEW YORK, March 25.-THE MARKET.-In our
last report the market closed dull at 15Iic for
mfldllngs. Saturday, the market was quiet anu
nrIcea Shade easier; sales l4o4; middltngs l5c.
s5 hsofday. the market was dull; the advlres from
Liverpool were unchanged but buyers were not
disposed 10 operate; sales $3.50; mtddlings l4Hc.
Tuesday there was lair demand ioI export ,r,s
rave holders increased confidence, and the offer.
fngs. though LIBERAL were firmly held; sales 4SSS;
middliugs 15c. "Wednesday, with favorable
fnreion adyices, the market was frmer, and
nricrs trifIe higher; sales 26t4; middlings 15Xc.
Thursdsy, in the absehce'of Liverpool advices. the
marEat was quiet; the demand was chiefly from
spinners for the better grades; sales 4564; mdllng
holders showed more disposition 10 realize; sales
9sss. middfups I5kc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
'sA Has Hahaln gfSn ma tEet. gess
SMuMiNGftSN rMareh ez6G GTuR PENTR kAR

ceiyed about 45O bbs, which changed hands at So
40 for yellow dip and 81 10 for hard per $50 lbs.
SPIRITS Observation-Disclosures firm, with sales
OF ibo bbls at 47c per gallon.
RosM-No sales reported.
TAR.-l0O bUls received and sold ut 81 65 pei
'"s sc4SS.Eaasat sseady, sswhh 10 far tnqhIry.
sales T{poftsT Of ohfE4a bales tsfol9ws:2 at 8, II
ptaOS s15atiRE ls, and 10 az w istsc sr A. .,
nHY.G2Go bales Pennsylvania sold from wharf
at 81 80 per 100 lbs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29

e LIZA HI a NC . x,
.-..-. Captain L.. W. BURNS, III
will receive Freight at Accommoda: - b
lion wharf for above points every b
Tuesday. and leave on every WEDNESDAY MORN
ma. ar O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the same
evening", and leaving for Darien, DC, the follow
ing morning. Returning, will leave Savannah fos
Charleston every MONDAY MORNING, at 7 o'clocE-
?.tG..sT ~ RAvE.NEL, HOLMES 4. CO.,
sen1o No. III East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
Nexx York Rice Market.

s From the Daily Bulletin March 2z: THE de-
imshI onIg fair and manly for retail :lots, but
prices well supported throughout and the market
iru. The offerings are small, especially Of very
choice styles. Sales OF 80 ierces Carolina at S4u
sAc, and ITS bags RangOon ut IaI3sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
Receipts by natlroad, March W.
oor-~v 1,rnY IVA HkH,n0kn.

H0UTHl 01HULlN1 nAIl1D' =
27S bales cotton, 81 bales goods; 100 oo,s nour.
car STOCK To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Hodgers
4 CO. L DeSaussure, @ W Williams & GO. " o
Dukes Il co, G q walter 3 co. Witte, Wiss q
co, WO Courtney & co, " G Bee & co, Sloan Z
seignlous, W W Smith, Graeser Smith, S,!a hoo-
Kinsman l. Howell, Wardlaw osrew.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
- bales cotton. 900 bushels rougn rice % bbls
naval Stores mdse. &c. To W P Dowling & CO.,
Barden Parker, 7 P Smith, J Colclough, Stoney
Il Lowndes, O o Witte r Stewart
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29

" Sales or the week 22 l1O OaleS-lnCluuiu8 4oSu W
snnners 1903 to speculutOrs aud 1911. to export.
ers. -, ,,. .. 90.
bales. Since lst sep, ember $685. 654 bales, against
D,TIre the week the attention Of the trade has
bcen HXcd ON the course OF receipts TO tue eSclu:
CHM M everything else. The decrease this week
ia % sss bales, nearly all Of which Is at New Or
leans. Compared with the same week Lass year
the excess Is 40 per cent: From e5th March to Sd
lime 1Si0. 10 weeks. the average receipts were
~ On, holea and for the balance OF the season. 3d
lime to 26th August, II weeks. they averaged only
sia5 hales Prices for the balance Of the year Will
yery much depend on receipts. With the same
am1,mt. at the ports, and NO more overland the
cron WonlI be ,0l0 QUO bales With, so per cent.
oyer it would be about 4SoO, 900 bales; Our adyi-
cas- trom the southwest incline US TO believe that
the receipts this week have been retarded by the
rains and floods; and, now that the wea her has
im,royed. we may look for full receipts again
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
LATEST COMMEROIAL.
SkuGG

Exports.
LIvERrootAPer Br bark Hipparchus-1s52 bales
Ess dssdstSn sssiI az bass o6ieosiSas& &cafs, l47
tons phosphate rock.,y
NEwYoSE sRas gtks fHship Charleston 355 bales
cotton, l0s bales dolneses. y pigs sun9rlss, tol
1pkgs green pesss 2eo9e leeslWpGaG GGa
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
TOR BosTON-MERCHANTS' LINE
d OR S AY A N A. II
ELEGANT STATE neutrality-suspicious..

The Splendid Steamer CITY .;sEsA
leave southern Wharf for the above place on
FRIDAY EVENING, March 81, 1871, at $50 O'Clock.
The Splendid Steamer DICTATOR Captain
L. 81. Coxelter will leave Southern Wharf on
TUESDAY EvESING, AprIl4, 1871. at $50 O'Clock,
forfthei above place. . RAVENEE Il CO.,
marin I 70. Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
EOR BEAUFORT A Nd PACIFI
LANDING.

The steamer PILOT BOY. Captain SIX
]. w. Sly, will leave every THURS kSSsl67s
DAY MORNING, ut 8 O'Clock, as above. Returning,
n,oroI J.. D. AIKEN, Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
t tghssenarssitgn .Gptton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market rcr

,ir1 yhaG! offscf osAasassa4dta iNsall
TUESDAY EVENING, March 2S. lSi1.)
CoTroX,L9he demand for this article was
Light, out PRICES maintainet a steady character
sales about 100 bales say at g. at 10, HAT loH
10 at u; 2aAs AsllX.aatl Il, 3 ut 12h, 4at 121si, o
at 12, % at 10, 10 at ls>, 81 at lsA, Of la37I'
81 ut t8s Il atlSx; Hat A.. q at14&,7 10 ata47ss,
I at 14Jz4, 2 at;14Kc.; We quote:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
nor NORTH FDIsTo. BEAUFORT Ann
PACIFIC LANDING.

The Steamer PILOT BOY, Captain zlh
for the above points every MONDAY MORNTNa-aL .
O'Clock, and, returning, Will leave Beaufort every
TUESDAY, al O'Clock a. a., aud Edisto Ut 7. III.
mHr.,l ~ J. u. AIKEN, Agent.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
TrEEKL,Y LINE TO SAVANNAH
I DAYLIGHT.

FOR PACIFIC LANDING, BEAUFORT. HILTON
HEAD, SAVANNAH 'DARfEN And
BRUNSWICK; GA.
The fayOrlte Steamer
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29

!. r6e steamer DICTATOR, Captain r-asE:@s
T. N. CoXETTER, VIII Sail FROM sssss33197
Southern Wharf foE above points every m 1-kFhA
EyENING,at $50 O'Clock, arriving back a. Charles
Ibe Steamer CITY POINT, Captain D. Q. Vincent,
will sail from Southern Wharf for above. points
.cseryi FHIuaY EVENING" at $50 oic0cE. arriving
back a. Charleston WRdNEsDAY AFTERNOON, at 8
oo''sN :: q :RAvENEL & Co. Agents. :
.,o,,o v.; :.,,I- Southern wharf, 3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29
r8bi,1pliIg.
ESTABLISHED ls45
SPACIOUS AND ELEaANr pEoK ArB.RooMs.

The yery fast and splendid side.Wheef Steam
ships OF this Line viii leave Adger's Wharf as
follows =,.
MANHATTAN, SATURDAY, April 1st, at O'Clock
p. NJ
JAMES ADGER, TUESDAY, April 4th, at O'Clock
P. NJ.
CHAMPION, SATURDAY, April ,sth., at 8 O'Clock
Pm.
: 1arInsurance Il per cent. by this Line:
H- Through Bulls OF Lading given on Cotton to
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng.
land manufacturing towns at the lowest market
rates.
For Freight or Passage engagements, apply TO
mar2e JAMES ADGER 4. co.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29

FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA, JACKSON
WILLIE, PiLATKa AND ALL POINTS ON
: So, THE ST. JOHNS .RTYER.G.yi;
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-03-29

HIaFUsS4A 4hnt hesch0d yesr shall continue
for a period of nine mouths, commencing and
ending az IN the opinion OF the county board
fof examiners win best subserve the educational
interests of their county; but the county
school commissioners shall have power 10
Hmis the school year according TO the school
fund apportloned to his county. Z
SEC. "A. That il shall be the duty OF each
school teacher to make out and file with tie
Slerk of the board Of trustees, at the expiras
.tiop!1f each school month, q full and complete
report os. the whole number OF scholars admit:
tad TO the school during. each month, disb.1S
eutshipg between male and female, the average
Attendance, the branches taught. the rumber
ofpupis engaged in each OF said branohes,s
and such other statistics ast he or she may be
feeuired to make BY the county schooi--com-
np,issioner; and until such report shall have
heen certified and fled BY the said teacher as
aforesaid. it shall be the duty Of said board of
trastees to require the Same, and forward to
The. county school commissioner, before said
teacher can draw pay.8or his or her services.
On the fling Of the teachers report, the clerk
of fhe board OF trustees shall draw ap order IN
duplicate on the cour:y treasurer for the
: amount dne eaoh teach sr, which order shall be
ocuntersigned ty the county school commits
z saaoner. who shall file the duplicate in his office!
s6Ssc. IS. That the State superintendent OF
). education, or any county school commissioner,
or school district board Of trustees, may re-
rsiYe, in behalf OF the State board OF eduoa-
j Nen, any gift, grsnt, donation or devise Of any
school house, or mite for school house or IL
ehsasy, for tha uss Of any school pr schools..o
ssng school purposes within the Sttatt& and are
hereby invested with the, care, and oustodyiot
MI school houses, sites, or other property be-
kngins TO the State board Of eiincstion within
The hnaats Of tn cir jurisdiction, With, full pow
ess to- copiIol the Same in such manner as
{ a. they maj. ,hink will best .sabserve the in
terests OF common schools4and the cause of
education subject TO the control Of the State
. .boarrf Of education. " -'-'.'sit-'-f ~
:. CHARLESTON GW BOARD. Of SCHOOL M.
sSSr4 IA -. AnsstoNERs. -
-, SEQ. 4S That it shall be the duty OF the"
:" school commissioned Of charleston Gonaty to
sAEsanrzs. in all these districts outside Of the
City Of Charleston, formerly known ~ Rsrish-
es, a suitable number OF schools. as. soon as
practlcable after tte passage Of" this net. Hc
sball vlsit. said s,hoosAs not less than three
times during each year, and shall perform
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
Farms for safe by WIN,
}. RannelIs & Co.,
Real Estate Agents, .
s.a Macarthur, d. .a...

TINHE Aiender Farsn, 2,S ntes from Near
Il thur, l6O acres -l90 scres cultivated, two
young orchards, aust hearing, VEINS oil eoal and
iron ore underlyin. Apply 10 MM, Iran.
NILS 4 CO., Real Estate Agcais, McArtbor
Tho Mcnougal ar1n, 90 acres, 6l5 miles
vest Of Mcc ccArteur,-s0 acres improved bal
anee in geod timber. good orchard OF ap.
pies, cherries and peaches. Coal and iron
ore underlying. Easy terms. .s
The Doddridge fnrm, l2s acres, J miles from
Zaleati, on Macarthur and Athens road-7i
acres improved, balance excellon1y timhered
with white. oak and poplar. A comfortable
dwelling-.good new stable, excellent orchards
OF apples, chetres and peaches, grated and
budded ftuit. Coal, iron ore and limestone in
abundance; we'll watered
"Shockey Prside," II acres, u mile from
Court House; vineyard OF 800 vines, young
peach orchard, 20 heariug apple trees; limo.
stone, iron ole, and coal one vein, eight feet
thick, now being worked. Cheap, ....
In.lot No. 20, McArthur, on Main street, {
sqnare1 west of Court House; good location
for business stand. Part casi balance n easy
terms. .t ..a3' ...F i .'Ha.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
BIRTHS.


AT Hope Station. April 1st, 1871, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Grafton Spriggs, a
daughter.
AT Zaleski, April 9Th. to Mr.. and
Mrs. Winfield Brison, a sou. m
AT Hope Station, April 9th, to Mr..
and Mrs. Stephen A. Luster, daugh-
ter. ..t4e-.s ..ai a+. sf1.rs'
AT Zaleskl, April 18th, to Mr.. Mrs,
George Bush, son. 4.9 ''i -
= ArZaleskl, May 29d, to Ar. and
Mrs. Nathan N. Coy, son. 1a
AT Zaleski, May 18th, to Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Masters, a son. .'..
AT Zaleski June I'd, to Mr.. and Mrs,
Isaiah N. Walker, a son. ag1
Ar Zaleski, June Sd, to Mr.. and
Mrs. P. l.. Root, a daughter.
AT Zaleskb Aug. 24th, to Mr.. and
Mrs Francis, q daughter.
NEAR Zaleski, August 23d, to Mr..
and Ms. D, y Collins, daughter,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
A Skirmish.-Jared Ii. RAN
dali Gets His Lights DAM
aged, and Two V's Change
Hands In Consequence.

Jared B. Randall, an iras-
cible individual, got into a little
muss last Saturday afternoon.
The way It happened is thus:
Jared was walking along the
street; some one said in a mod
erately loud tone @Do you
want any sausagep This remark
referred to a little transaction
of Mr.. Randall's with John s.
Hawk, several years ago, 10
which, as the story is current,
he sold the latter a quantity of
sausage that proved to be unfit
for food. The mention of this
invariably excites the ire OF
Mr., r. Mr.. II. P. Ambrose, who
was standing near, answered,
"John Hawk will take a few
more pounds" at which juno.
ture Mr. 4. came up, expostu.
lated and called Mr.. A. a liar,
upon which the latter let fly
his fist on the bridge of his nose,
smashing his Spectacles. This
terminated the conflict. Mr.:
r. was next seen IN search OF
justice; he accordingly went to
ii. B. Payne, Esq, and told his
tale of woe, but that worthy
dignitary said he had no oil to
sooth his troubles, but recon
mended him to gel a lawyer to
make out his papers. Mr.. r.
then went to ID. B. Shivel, Esq,
and asked, "What will you
charge me to put Ambrose
througlR' "Five dollars" was
the reply, iy'll give it to you,
by ihuaderi" retorted r. in an
ex cited tone, and forthwith
they went to Justice Payne,
where the attorney drew up an
affidavit charging Mr.. A. with
wjlful aud malicious assault
and battery upon the person of
Mr. II. A iter giving the case
a thorough hearing Justice
Payne fined Mr.. Ambrose five
dollars and costs. Randall
now pulled out his pocket book,
took out a five dollar bill and
gave it to Shivel, probably
feeling revenge to be sweet,
even If got al a cost.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-11-25
CONSUMPTION or COUGH
Please read the Following Let
From a rcliSblc Druggist.

MouEr VERSos, H., April -, 1871.
NEssRs. ]. N. TIA aRIs & Co., ClncInnstl, ohio;
GentlemPn-l hear one of my customers
speak in such high terms Of Aliens Lung Bal
eafn 10. day, that tn Iught would write you
the substance of his statements He N = his
mother, who IA now sixty years of age, has
suffered with eonsum ption forSeSeial years,
Rnd has been under the care OF our best ply
eIcians, but never received any permanent
benefit; then she resored to IN ost every kind
OF cough and lung balsam that could be pro.
cured tor her. but all to no avail. she still
grew worse, until she was confined 10 her bed;
and when sho was seized with paroIysm OF
coughing she would lUse the power OF reSpira.
ton, aud they were compelled TO Iesort 10 va.
riOIIs Ineans to restore breathing; and while
she conghed 20 hard abe could not expeetor>
ate anything, and the family and friends had
given Up all hopes ofher recovery. Her son
noticed the advertsom.nt OF Ailcus Lung
Balsam in the Christian Advocate, and they
thought they would procure aud tryit. Thev
commenced giving her tho Balsam at 5
o'clock =. NJ as directed, dose every hour
until M idnight; then she took another spell Of
coughing, aud eEpectorated a mouth full of
dark yellow matter, which was something she
had not been able to do for some time. They
continued 10 give her the Balsarn until morn
ing, and then che feg,n TO ezpectorate freely
and within two hours she had expectorated
three piaks Of mucous matter which gave her
Immediate relief and since that time she has
Continued to improve. She now sits up oil
day, aad can walk about the house and tako
considerable outdoor exercise. Her son
bought ore Of the Ba sam to day, and ne u
recommending u very hlXhly to every ono.
Yours, respectfully.
s-..,i A. 6. JOHNSON, Druggist.
Was there ever greater proof OF merit than
tbe case this letter refers 20. .... Led.
Aliens Lung BAisam Is without doubt the
greatest expectorant remedy ever offered to
the afflicted public. II contains no opium 10
any forHi, andits asc is harmless to the most
delcaie. .l @tIl
eeF Directions accompany each bottle.
aWSold By all druggists.
FOR slLEBV
George W. S;sson aud J. 3. Strong, McArthur;
X. y. Wilcox 4 Bro. and II. O. Wilson, Ham.
den; h. n. Bishop 4 Son, Wilkesville.
mar Q ts7l1y stG , 1914 r.
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ELLA p, Go0DAlSk whose Paeeiof n d,nps. np.S
Ijis to one Charles ]. Allen unknown, IA hsr.; -
BY notified that tlys said Charles ,. Alie n Ji on
the 18th day Uf November, A. D. ISL % a HI a
tiilon In the ofacs Of tha Cork Of tho Cdntc =
Cmmon Pleas within and for thscouui ~ on YIN.
the----day Of October, \ d. iSG6 81 tba r.,.
U Of Fyetie, sns siate of Iuiiais asl ygbs,t,ba 80
said Charles J. Allen was so iutoxioated =. \, n.
Wholly ignersnt Of What haiwa ism ms, w xHs 10
s Ss heng done ty n,yb.dy eis,, the said EIla. =
be married to ihs SAID Cherries J. Alien vitbos, j..
his hnowl,dge ard csnsrnt, md ASKING fhnt M y
may ee;di,oresa fro n ths ssid Ella, which rsts
ton VIII ee tN dog al ths k1jonrned sesscJf
said court 1'mnit hclng on the 9th CAV Of NJ.
Sembel a. y. lsn. SeHhRLkS .. AILfStunS ,
ny r'TcHApwAr, his Attorney, nov Ia
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ULYSSES 3. ULATPooLE, Pros.
ecuting Attorney elect, and
who has beea sick with typhoid
fever, was seen on our sire cts,
last Thursday hoblbing on
crutches; he is still weak and
stiff in the limbs but is rap
idly recovering. 81.