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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1871-12-30


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James Dunkle,s Estate.

F'0Dsis Cswk yiasss Obaxss. oAts
N0iDH iAstsby sisssJhAsiMss. y,,hfhia
~ DdnhIe, admlnisirator Of he estate OF
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ana1hat the staee 70 eel for hsara Z f0u the
lSth dAy Of January, A. D 1879. At II o'clock,
a, dns.;.o,s,s. y; !. \, Rhlfo. Probate Judge
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" HIGHLAND has raised 600
Of The Sl7s,oOO required for tie
sS,sns,on Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Road to Dayton.
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Wilmington. Columbia & Augusta 3. B.
&H & g - IaH III 81 gRsssI{zazazEsEa
OFFICE GENERAL FREIGHT AND TICKET AGENT,
COLUMBIA, November "a, 1871.
TNHE public are respt ctfully informed that
l. Passenger and Freight Train has been
put upon the Wilmington. Columbia and An.
gusta Railroad, running between Columbia
and present terminus, on West side Of Wa
teree River,
Leaving Terminus. BAN.
Arrive Columbia. ...... $3.50 A. Nj
Returning-
Leave Coiumb bia. Observation-Disclosures, 4P.hf
Arrive Terminus 5:90P. NJ
This train will do all local business ufferiug
promptly and at low rates.
Information will be given in due time Of
opening Of entirs road A. POPE.
General Freight and Ticket Agent
T w JONES, Local Agent. N.v2s4
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Alexis camss on . sRecial train ofSfonr
cars-one bs8aA AGes tvo spsrlor and, one
hotel oar-sl Hotten mp the m ostEor-
'geous and expen3iye style.
YsobAbilities-The baromei er Wilt pro
abably rise p3 Th1isdsy on The la kea and
and In New England, With cold Wmterly
winds and cloudy weather, end fall in
the, Southern and Gnli, States, with
Sonth.westerly winds and rising tenn.
:perature. Cloudy weather will prevail
IN the Rocky Mountains, and extend,
with falling barometer aud rising tenn
perature. into the Mississippi Wiley.
Dangerous winds are not anticipated for
our coasts this evening. s,4. a,rp ,sp.a
81. THOMAS, November 13; VIA HA-
vANA, November 22.-The captain Of the
steamer Florida, nov, in this port, called
upon the American Consul, and de.
manded protection. stating that he was
ready to proceed to sea. but was afraid,
on account Of Spanish war steamer.
ATLANTA, November 22.-The Lcg:s-
iaiure passed q biii ordering guberna-
torial election. over the Governors veto.
CHARLESTON, November 22.-John
Russell, for many years the leading pub
Usher and bookseller Of this city, died
to-day.
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Smallpox is steadily Increasing in tht
tenenents 10 various parts Of New Yurh
CITY. During last week thirty-two new
cases we're reported to the board oi
health. As the season advances, it il
feared that the ravages of the disease
will increase. .al.
Deputy u. S. Marshals O. L. Casey
and - Mounts. We are Informed, have
been deposed by Marshal L. E johnson,
for the outrages committed st Union
some time ago, under the pretense of ar.
resting Ku Klux.-Cdrolina Spartan.
ELECTION OF A Professor. At a meet.
ing OF the Board OF Trustees of the
Charleston College, held yesterday, Pro.
fessor Henry Nj. Bruins was elected to
oil the chair Of the classics in the faculty
OF that institution - Charleston Ne,cs.
The boys of free school at Bryan.
Texas. tied and whipped their carpst-bag
teacher the first day. They marched
him around the room. administering tn.
hickory and making him spell baker,
decline PennG, etc. after which he left.
A little four year old being asked by
his mother If he would not like to have
wings and be an angel. replied, "No, ma;
Id rather be hawk and live on chick
ens."
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The FIRST NEWSPAPER IN AMERICA
In Buckingham's Newspaper Speci-
mems" we find that the fret attempt to
set up newspaper in North America,
so far as can be asoertained from exist.
ing records, or from tradition, was made
in Boston in the year 1890. Only one
copy is known to be in existence, and
this is deposited in the State paper Office
in London. Number one of this paper,
and probably the only number ever pub
lashed, is dated September IS. 1890.
Immediately on it's publication. the IL.
gislative authorities spoke Of it as pam
phlet, stated that it was art contrary T.
law, aud contained reflections of YER,
high nature" They strictly forbad,
anything in print without license frs'
obtained from those appointed by the
Government to grant the same"
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.RHsI.sa1 I.sassssssEkll.zl I1a q s Q. IGaESs1nk:iTCs
/ !. rvor.iss Aassrs,,.
NOON DESrATOHE8..

srsY Essos HS s. 1sa1yAN oAi1NIr
= iAAgxs.S BAIL REFUsED TIM iQp1RN' &
u, AtsEH ROMAN, ooHssIs siIsfoaxAsiXNwH
w AAlRa, xc., &C. ,
u Il SPoH, cNov4mbsr "a. IA despatch
i ir9nts M Aahg Kong ,AspoEta ft6ssYreck OF
ssS suipl iaIE Iaxser iEom E0UChoo Tor
New York. Six OF the crew, were lost.
., BBRIIN. November 21.AA discussion
) in, Parliament 70, day developed the fact
ssaat the Government only intended to
% established IA Q naval power of the
second rate e,,,,
,YyI1BBNNA. November 21.-The change
IN fha Ministry OF the Empire and fail
nee q, Baron K KeliaSaRerg reuders nsoes-
saEy a Reorganization of the Council OF
Ministers for Austria proper. Il is pro.
bablo that Prince Adolph Anersperg will
, ne; .Ss!H!ees. 80 form 3 new ,Ci5s;sithan Ca
binet. ,t,.-.,.'.,. ,-.,'. -
.,,so,a . NIGHT DISPATCHES.
home. November GA consistory
wilFh6 Hsih Friday for the nization
OF bishops, when the Pope will pro-
nounce an elloontion, wherein he will
declare the course he has determined to
pursue. sis s7c
LONDON, November 22.-Parliament
will soon open its session.
PEsTH, November 22.-Frauois Deak
is dangerously ill.
o. MADRID, November 22.-It is under
stood that after the municipal elections,
ssII9pite and Sagosta will re.enter the
|. Spanish Cabinet.
Marine disasters are reported from all
quarters. The Egna was wrecked of
the ltieh coast, and Ave persons drowned
Tue magistrates refused bail to John
z GEibble. Secretary Of the Total Absti
nenoe Society, who publicly accused the
Queen OF intoxication.
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Law Notice.
TNHE undersigned have formed partner
L ship in the practice OF law, under the
style OF
RION & THOMAS,
and will give ca, eful consideration and at
{. ntion TO auj bubnt5r entrusted to their
charge Office at Bauskett's building, OIL
law Range
JAMES II. RIoN. JOHN P THOMAS
COLUMBIA. 3 O., November 10, 1871
Nov 21 emo
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$50 Reward.

STRAYED or stolen from the planta-
ton, known az the SILVER Place, near
&.Gadsden Station, black horse
MULn, about five years old. He is about 183
hands high, ia in good condition and ofgentIe
disposition. Has small portion OF the left
eye.lid cutoff. $25 will be paid for his de-
livery at Gadsden Station, or $50 for informa-
tion leading to the conviction Of the party, II
stolen. s. e. WHITE.
Nov % 20
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Southern ana Atlantic Telegraph Co.
TaE annual meeting of the StockhoId-rr OF
this Company will be held at the ofioe,
New York, nn MONDAY. ths irh DAY OF De.
oember, 1871. at 2 o clock p. Nj, for the cleo.
ti"n OF officers f"r the ensuing year. aud for
suoh other business as may be brought before
the meeting. j. M. COLLINGWOOD,
NOY u SPNHafRrv
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State OF South Car0lina~NeWharry Co.
IN COMMON ,PLHAS. u

Er pa5te W. Il. Whitiock. Petition to enforce
Mechanics Lien. f
Es porte Jerry, Evans: Petition to enforce
Mech MICS Lien y
DY order Of this Court, passed in the above
ID stated cases, James w.. II award. for
whom the buildings described in tha said PEI
Gttons were erected. and on which " lillian 81.
Whitlock and Jerry Evans hold mech anic'a
liens, 10 required to answer said petitions, on
or before the next term OF fithis Court,
All others. the creditors OF the said Jnmea
". Hayward. are required also 70 take notice
against said building, or the same will be
barred THOS. III. LAKE, O. O. P. N. @.
Move ~ i . tho
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State of. Bouth Caroiina-.Abbeyille Co.
~ Ru LII Q,ttfl.a Y,ldnH o,e. p:oLa4a

State Of Bouth caroiina-.Abbsville Co.
By L. q. Gu6an, Judge Of Probate.
To Jamos franklin ,Pnokott, Andrew O.
Puckeit. Thomas +. Pickett, Mary A. Peri
4on, % Nancy Loqisa Pnekett. John Henry
Carolina Pickett Greeting:' s'Ji't
Vou are hereby required to appear at the
i Court Of Probate, to be holden,a ct Abbe-
day Of December, A. D. 1871. I'd show Cause, II
any you can, why the Real Estate OF Thomas
II. Puckett. deceased, situate in said County,
on waters Ct saluda Riyer-boundingo on lands
Jr., n. n. Pinson, William Foorke, John 8.
Turner and others, and containing two hum
dred and elk acres. more or lesa-should not
os pas.itionsd BY allotting to the said parties
and II not practicable. to divide or partition
the same in equal portions to them; then to
cell the same and divide the prbeesds.
Given nDder ny hand and seal, this twenty
first day OF October, in the year OF our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and seventy
one. and in the ninety sixth year ot Ameri-
IL. aUrFIN. J.!P.A.o.
To the defendants, James F. Pickett, Andrew
Q. Puokett, Nancy Louisa Puokett, John
Einy ESn.y rpoSsst p1Hsst; Mary Louisa Pocket and
TAKE FAX NoTToE 1Sffeis that f petition III: has this
day been f!sa IL The Office OF tho Judge OF
Probate for Abbeville County, State 81 South
Of Thomas r. Puckett. and that unless you
appear and Anawer or demur to the came, on
or before 6th pecenahe. nozt, Judgment will
be entered as OF record against you, and the
relief prayed be granted. .A -.3nr
Oct IS th6 Plaintiff. AttaSneys.
State of south Carollna..Edg gefeld Co.
'7COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
d. L. Turner, Judge of Probate, plaintiff, %.
i ID. =. uolstein. l.. W. Youpgblood, adminis-
| traitors, ct al.
TTNDER the order Of the court, in this case,
| ~ will sell, on tho FIRST MONDAY in
! December next, at Rdgsiieh Court House, to
tho highast bidder, At public outcEy,p pi
| One ira, Of LAND. situated Id said County,
| on the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Rail-
| road, one mile from BateSville Depot, contain
ing ovG soToe, more stst, ~ lands
Of John n. Norris, A. D, Bstes, Vi, N. Yong
blood. and others, on which Wade Holstein,
deceased, resided at the timb OF his death,
known as the william 81! Norris pIaoe.
This place has Que DwollnB.ho good
Clubhouse, tho necessary out; buildings and
other good improvements; and is, from its
favorable location and other advantages, one
Of the most valuable In the County.
TRRMs.-CAsh sufficient to pay ooats .anl
one.third o. purchase money; balance on q
credit Of one, two, three and four yekrs, pay.
able in equal annual instalnents, With inte-
rest froa, date, payable annually on the whole
amour. .s!! 81! be paid, secured by bond OF the
purchaser and mortgage Of the premises.
J. b. McDEvlTT,
Nov II sth6 .s.E. q.
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Pickles. Fruits and Vegetables.

1E0 DOZEN, in glass and cans, Of the
lOO choicest kinds, as follows: English
Piccalili and Chow Chow; California Aprioots
and Bartlett Pears; Pine Apples, fresh Peach
es, Plums, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Green
Corn, Asparagus, Spanish Olives, Capers'
tard. Dessicated Cocoanut, Chocolate Paste.
Essence Coffee, DO; all fresh and for sale low
for cash. E. HOPE.
Nov as
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The Best Beef.
Boarding

Newspapers, Periodicals, &C.
NALL at GIBSON'S Book and Newspaper
~ Depot, next door to Pollock House,
where the latest Now York, Philadelphia,
Charleston and city papers, together with all
the latest Novels, Song Books, &c., are kept
constantly on hand. Nov 81 6
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Referees Sale.

hoI6Ie6 SaJ0.
Horny W. Dixon, Administf ator, de 6onis non
OF Wright DenIey. us. Henry Oaughman, e<
TN pursuance of the decretal order: signed
i by his Honor Judge .. W: Melton, on the
9Th October, will sell, before the Court
house. in Columbia. on the frat MONDAY in
December. that we'll known and valuable
PLANTATION. formerly owned by Wright
Denley, deceased. known as Greenfield. This
plantation comprises about !, 500 acres, lying
on the Bluff Road, about ten miles below Co-
lumbia, and adjoins lands Of Col Thomas
Davis. On it is large mill, with ample water
power; out-houses, buildings, GIN, screw.
The Treot will be sub divided To- suit pur-
chasers, and plats thereof exhibited on day Of
sale. or before, upon application to the under
signed, et bis Office in Columbia. b4t
Also, 1856 acres Of LAND, moro or less. 7
miles from Columbia. bounded by lands OF
Edward Percfval. - No. ! , !i',i!f
Also. 80 acres Of LAND. more or lese, 9
miles from ColnmbiA, on the sonth Carolina
hsiilroad. tai road. bounded BY lands Of Mrs. Yates
TRIMS OF SALE-One-fourth cash, balance
In one, two and three years; inter est annually
secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser to
pay for necessary papers. -
The:entire property Of Wright Denley will
be su1d, except the homestead exemption.
d, b. DEHAQ9SURE,
now :, Special Referee.
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The State OF South Caronna, County OF
Richiand

The State OF South Caronna, County Of
Riohiand
COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
Hosas O Mordeosi, Plaintiff against R.bscca
'irscAv. William b. 3ran.l G Z Gu..s.u,
ID. Wa r r. D tendants -auMMn e.
10 the Defendants kebeccA l. 1racey and
William B Gracey:
VOU are hereby summoned and T. quired to
l. anrwer ths cumplnint in this action OF
"kich q copy 10 herewith served upon you
aud to serve copy Of your answer to the
said complaint ON the BuOsorib, rs, At their
office In Columbia, South Carolina, within
twenty davs nfter the service hereof, exclu.
sive Ut the day OF such service; aud if you
f4il to answer the complaint within the time
Aforesaid, the plaintiff in this nc, ion will apply
to the Court for tho relief demanded In the
complaint. CARkOLL a. JANNLY,
Plaintiffs' Attorneys.
D. B. MILLER, @. O. q.
Dated October 81, 1871.
To tho Defendants Rebecca L. Gracey and
William B. Gracey:
Take notice that the complaint in this &C.
ton. together with the summons, OF which
she foregoing IL cnpy, was e!cd IL The ot.!ce
OF the O .erk OF the Court Of Common fieas.
ct Coiumbia, 10 the County Of Riohlsnd, In the
STATE OF South Osrolins. on the 12d day OF
November, 1871. CARROLL d JANNEY,
Nov 23 tho Columbia, B. @.
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|. At AuSt1Sa;n 6 a;n Ra1e~.
FIRST GLASS RiY'EA B}RTF3Mi tAHD
In a htgh and healthy Rq't 81 me State
. liz. FOR, .sAI.E..,

; .AtJf, V9JHeDi -sDJDfp9,NsSSs4!I
withKlbur, ariss snd Is.k,llns, Cotton Gin
..sas .HsasSs;sss: ~ dsSSat;, ssa & s'sR
yXT1LI be sold IoEpa rtt53h, 10 tliS highest
MoSbzf ssass II E Sof saS
asy 1as ss9s1sS sssas IL
Dean, SoSt.ipins. !: :szl lefls,1 19'mr'' ~,
It's situatsd on the greAtShoro6khfaIe be-
;si9 s2ts!tRsSF nst RssRF os A.svs e
niles N61tht wesa of Greenvil1e A64 miles
;: !. g; s.iss !. Il;
and slmost 'uuequsled for 1.-The! qhsutity and
quality Of Its Reid. Bottom q, bs,ip - te.lthy
i;S;os!i.y With goed Mi!is. bFio ging A. t,a,ne;
tom IL one body, within 'tast one tsnce. is = high
s!ate.of cultivation, never 'bsvip ) fAiiSd even
IN seasons sons q greatest dnensh! e hrtns good
and the ,whSie we'll ditchSd sna dfAiSsd. S
"a =! =: GnHSo? nI.~ jjs
Se .ssS' cf sess Gsask RGtto and
we'll woode fu original gfcwthi AID no green
timber has boen cut on the place in sixteen
There are five settlements. on the place.
suitable for tenants. snd xmplo Materials OF
Doth wood and RtOne. are III sight or the Saw
Mill: The Flour and Gfist Mills arc we'll
ouiit, nfet story of btone-haB three sets OF
Boiling Chests: three Iun Of Mill Stones, and
make as good -four as any made South Of Bal
timore. They have beer rebuilt, az well as
tie Saw Mil. within = fog years, ADt; all have
. Rood run OF custom. The near completion
OF the Air Line Railroad will add to ifs value.
The Mills will be contracted for separately.
las also the land, in lots, 20 snit ,purohasers,)
at private sale. . ''i'' 81
TKaMs.-Oash is preferred; but if moro con-
feniens 70 oporehAseEs,. it viii, hs sold for one
hdy cdsh--one- fourth In aix months, and one
fourth I'm twelve months. with intefett from
day Of sales and hc=a and u ts Ego % seours
the payment Of the snnie. Title irdisputdbie.
be directed at the Mil to HenryiF King,
Eeq., or VIM. J. Walden, on the place. Any
Information desired can be obtained by apply
Ing personally q: SpArtanburg O. r., TO Ed
ward Dean, or DR.. c.. H. Fleming: or by
letter TO the Executrix :
Mks. MARY OWEN DEAN.
Nov the Lock Box 29. Bpertanburg, 8. q.
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a. THE old house of P. Il. FLA
y e. for shas swen.y s1sdsy ys,5ss .ns
In every branch. 10 now. opened by his sons.
and they will conduct The business ON the old
plsn-keep nothing but Hrst ciass goods
quick sales and short profits. Il
P. q. FLANAGAN win auperintend the Ma
nufacturinR Department. Md Nil He pleased
to see bis Old fnends and cGst6inbrI
Our stock consists Of Mons, Boys, Youths.
Ladies'. Misses. and Ohhdren's
Shoes Of all Styles and Varieties.
They will leave nothing undone to merit a
fatr share Of; the patronage 50 literally be-
slowed on their father. Go aud see Them
All shoes exchanged or money refunded.
Next door to Il. HannRn's Saddlery. Main
street.
FIVE First Glass BOOT.MAKERs wanted,
NOV II J. T. FLANAGAN d co.