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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
The Radical County Con"
VCntiOn.

@A'NNN ~ -
assembled at the Court House
yesterday afternoon about two
o'clock, The assembly wa'
what they wish to be called {
County Convention and {
GENERAL MOVES meeting, as
both had been announced tol
many terribly dry and hot
days previous. Perhaps about
fifty of that number came from
the surrounding townships
while the remainder live in
town. A crowd being sadly
needed in the Court Room the
empty seats were partly filled
by Democrats. The conven.
tion was called to order by
ex-senator Jones. Mr.. Jones
moved that the conductor OF
the Radical paper take the
chair; which he politely took.
Some country gentleman,
having an eve to business, .
moved that Mr.. Jones act as
Secretary, Not wanting the
the office, he declined by saying
that he had the headache and
moved that John Miller fill the
position, and while Miller was
declining the chairman decided
that Jones was the Secretary.
And he was, without Doubt
He took a chair too. The del.
egates were invited inside the
bar, but we didn't see any Of
them drink. About 26 went
in; pretty soon 2 more went
IN; and then 1 more went. A
Committee on Credentials was
then appointed, who found that
7 of the IL townships had held
primary meetings, on the Sat-
lrday previous, to select dele
yates to come here to inform
he Radical leaders that they are
to "toil from morn till
,ve' for the benefit of the cor.
'upt and profigate Administra.
ion during this year. Vinton
nd Eagle townships were not
epresented; neither was it
ecessary that they should be.
tichland, Clinton and Brown
idn't hold any delegate elec-
ions. The Ring" found some
onest men from those town
hips to cast the votes to which
hey were entitled. 1t took
he Ring some time to fix up
he credentials, but the machin.
ry having been arranged as
ear as possible to the form
greed upon beforehand, nomi.
ations were announced to be
n order. Thomas NJ. Bay was
hen nominated by acclamation
or Representative; John p.
)nnkle ditto for Auditor
Recorder was next. A. w.
A8bury, Andrew w. Brown,
nd w, Scott Sage were an.
ounced. A ballot decided
he matter as follows Sage
4; Asbury 81; Brown .
Jery decisive as to Brown, bnt
OF quite SO much so over As
ury or even over both. But
1 that case it doesn't make
ny difference that we know
f. A candidate for Prosecu.
.ng Attorney-W, j, Rannells
was nominated by occlama-
on.
They were then at Commis-
oner-the "last of the pile
'avis Duncan, Robert Aiken,
ornelius Karnes, and NJ, Ii.
announced. Duncan
ouldn't do it-and quit. About
lis time a small amount Of gen.
al noyes came in from the hotel
III took n seat inside Of the bar
the left, but the noyes didn't
tprrunt onv ono os Wn cOuld
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
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| SECTION |. Re il epdcfm bY The TcHerGl As.
sem6iy of the State Of ohio, That the question,
snail there be II convention to- revise, alter or
amend the constitutions OF this state, shall be
submitted to the electors thereof, at the gcner
al election to he held therein ON the second
| Tuesday, to-wit: the tenth day Of October, A.
! ID. 1871 notice thereof shall be given by ShnIiis
! in their prOclamationS, rcuuired by law tn be
| made Of such elections and those voting ut said
election in favor O. such convention, shall have
Iput upon their ballots the words, "ConStitu-
| tional Convention Yes" and those ting
| Itneruat against such convention the wOIdS,
constitutional Convcnton--No."
| SIC, . That the Judges Of election, ut such
election in every voting precinct, shall cause
| the votes received therein in favor of such con.
vention. to be entered in a separate column in
the poll books under the caption "Contitu-
! tiOnAl COnvpntiOn-NcS D." and those received
| therein against such convention, i'm separate
column likewise under the caption, "COnsti-
| tutiOnal COnyont!on--HG' and they shall
| transmit the same, with the returns ofthe votes
for state and county Officers. to the clerks Of
the courts of common pleas of their respective
counties
SIC 3. That said clerks shall include in tie
general abstracts of vOtcs required by law to
be transmitted by them to the secretary ofstate
and president of the senate, respectively n
statement Ofthc number Of votes given in their
several counties in favor Of and also against
such convention, together with n statement of
the whole number OF electors voting therein ut
said election; aud said president Of the senate
at the time and place ofpublishmg the returns
Of said election, as provided by section three,
article g. of the cOns titutiOn, shah publish and
declare The result Of the vote tor and against
such convention, and also the whole number
OF ceCsOr voting in the state at said election
returned rs aforesaid
SIC. 4. This act shall take effect on its pass
age.
AL CUNNINGHAM,
Speaker Of the H3Hse Qf Representatives.
j. G.. LEE,
pre,jIfslf Df ybe CeDufs
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

OFFICE-n Srrund story of BoWenE
Bniiding Noril, Side OF Main Street, East OF
Court House,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
1905 GIEr9pS.
TIVE CuRTAIN RAISED.

How It Is done, and who does Il. The Alcna Book
1872 pages gorgcousy iIustratedwlth cu's, positions
nc. Sent by mail, securely sealed, for fifty cents -
Grand Cuvtll,r, free. Address h. WlLLSDEN,
Css Broadway. New York
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
Col. G., w McCOOII.

Speaking Of our standard
bearer, Col. G. w. McCook,
the Stcubpnville Gazette, the
Democratic paper Published at
the home Of the Colonel, says:
1t gives us great pleasure TO
inforH the numerous friends, in
al parts Of the country, Of onr
distinguished citizcn,C G, W,
McCook, that his health is rap.
idly improving, That eminent
and distinguished Physician,
DR.. w. w. Dawson, of Gin.
cinnati, whom the Colonel con,
suited in that city, previous to
his coming home, came to see
the Colonel on Wednesday
last, and was very happy in
finding that he had improved
so rapidly in the past ten days.
The Doctor thinks that with Il
months quiet and rest the
Colonel will be fully restored
to his usual vigor, strength,
and health. Upon the advice
Of DR.. Dawson, he was to leave
to day (Thursda,y) for the sea
shore, to remain for q short
time, to enable him to recu
peratc more rapidly, as the
brceZ9s Of the ocean will be Of
great benefit to him.
Messrs Pendleton, Thurman,
Morgan, Ewing, Ward, Groes-
beck, and hosts Of other able
Democratic speakers, will fill
all Of the Coloneps appoint
ments, and will make the can
vass from now until the polls
close in October Il Lively one.
v-.,.~--rr~D-r-s-rs,,-n--
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
Democratic Senatorial Con-
VentiOD.

The Democracy Of the sth Sena
torial District of Ohio, composed o
the counties of Vinton, Lawrence
Gallia, and Meigs, are requested tt
meet in Convention, by their dele
gates, at Gallipois, Ohio, on
THURSDAY, SEPT. n, 1871,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, to nominate :
candidate to represent said District
in the State Senate.
The ratio of representation will
be I delegate for every 100 votes,
and 1 delegate for each fraction of
80 and over cast for William Heis.
ley, Democratic candidate for Sec
retary of State, at the October elcc'
ton, 1870, which will entitlo the
respective counties TO the following
number Of delegates:
IulpH ..,'.. .'.'''' ''''.'...' u"
Lawrence ................. 10
Nalila ....... ......... 10
Meigs ......................1S
BY order CT Senatorial Committee:
JOHN HAMILTON, charm
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Guapdian's Notice.

Probate Court, Vinton County, Ohio!
NOTICE Is hereby given that Martha j..
Charles II. r., King, has d)eil herein hOr nc
count with said Ward lorscttcment; and that
the same isset for hearing on the alst day Of
September 4 d. 1871. II. II. MAYO,
August 30, lS7l--it Probate Judge
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

Appointment Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undcrSign'
~ ed hn, been appointed and qualified as Ad
lniniStratOr on the Estate OF Hannah Cox
late OF Ninton county, Ohio, dcconScl.
HENRY g. MOORE Admin'r
September G, lST.3w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
. MEFsEFF'S SALE.

State Of O1io, linton County.
H.. Somers & Co., Plaintiffs,
again<
Hcmrl lIodren, Defendant
In Vinton County Court ofCommon Pleas Or
der of sale
Pursuant to the command Of an order ofSNle
issued from the Court of Common Pleas OF Vim.
ton county, and TO me directed MS sheriff or said
county, | will offer for sale at the door OF the
Court House, in the town of Macarthur, Nmton
county, Ohio, on
Monday, the 9th Day Of October A, D.
1871,
ut the hour of O'Clock p. NJ. Of said day, the
following described premises situate in the
county of Yinton, and State of Ohio, to-wlti
Commencing at the southwest corner OF n
James NJ, Leach by Richard Timms 4 Wife,
tlaten Jnnc 5 lsG6 said corner being on the slne
running North and South between the lands OF
Stephen Salts aud Richard Timm6 in SAID Nn-
ton county; thence south along SAID line 2Vo
tect; thence East along said line 2OS feet !;
thence North along said line s0S lcct; thence
West along said line 2Os feet to the place OF
beginning, containing onG acre more or less
being in Section Number -Four CiD IoWnshp
Numhprren (l0.) and Range Number Seventeen
(l7,l and the same land conveyed by Richard
Timms OHnnr ITodren by deed dated JunG0,
1886 and rccOrdedin Volume II, Page 50a, or me
Record OF Deeds in and for said county Of VIM
ton and state Of ohio.
Taken as the property Of Hlmri IIodTen to
satisfy an order Of sale issued rom SAID Court
in favor OF H. j. SomCrS Il GO.
Appraised at Five Hundred and Fifty Dollars
$3.50 CO., and must bring twO-thirs OF thHt sHm
Terms OF SalU.--Cash in hand. -
DANIEL HoOTH,
Sheriff Ymtun County.
y. n. sAlvel, Atty for Pms,
ScptemberG 6, 1871 5N-l4H
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

TELL your all Republican
neighbors that the Democratic
party is in favor of disbanding
the army of Federal assessors,
collectors, spies, thieves and in
formers who, like the locusts
and frogs of old Egypt, are
eating out the peoples sub,
stpnee.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

Given under my hand, at my ofllcc, in Near
thur, this goth day of August, A. u. 1871.
DANIEL BOOTH,
ShertGCf Vint0n County, 0.
Aug. 20, 1S7i-tdc
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
Passed March 80, 1871"
aPpoRTJoNMENT OF JURORS.

And the Trustees Of the several townships in
said county are hereby notified that the follow
ing number Of Jurors are apportioncd to their
Townships respectively, and that they are re-
qurcd to select the said number and make
return thereof to the Clerk Of the Court of Com
mon pieaS, tOgether with the Poll Book:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
$3.50. 100000.

Just look ! What figures
-Four hundred and fifty millions
Of dollars have been drawn
from the people by Federal
taxation. in the last year,
against fifty millions during the
last year of Buchanan's admin.
istration.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

The Prohibitionists Of Athens
county nominated a full ticket
in that county last Wednes-
day, from Representative to
Coroner. G. Il. Stewart, their
candidate for Governor, ad.
dressed the people in support
,of the cause. 1t is said the
Prohibition vote will reach 2j0
this fall.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

WANTED-AGENTS, 900 per da,) to srIllho
w celebrated HOME SHUTTLE SEWING MA.
CHINE Has The under-fscd makes the 'lOck stitch"
and cheapest family Sewing Machine In the market
AddrasS JoHNsoE, CLARK ~ Co. Boston, Mass. Pit,
burgh Pa, Chicago, H., orSt, ,Ious, Mo.
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Macarthur, September 0, 1871
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Election -Tucyaay, cotobor 10Th.

pEM0CRATIC STATE TICKET,
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.N ENERAL ELECTION.
"
SHERlIF-EDS
PROCLAMATION!
lSRERIFF'S OFFICE, !
linton ComtN Ohio, AugtSt 70, 1SllA

To tho Qualified Voters OF Vinton
County, Ohio:
WHEREAS, BY the laws o' Ohio regulating
elections, it is required Of the Sheriff of his
county to give notice hefre the time Of hold
ing general election by proclamation
throughout the county, of the time ON which
such election shall he holdcn
In pursuance ofsuch rcqui>ition, /, DANIEL
ROOTH, sheriff of Ninon County, Ohio, do
hereby proclaim and make known that the
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
SECOND TUESDAY IN OCTOBER,

SEUUNU y EDUAI LW UU1UDL4V,
A. D. 1871,
Being the 10Th Day OF said Month j
Is by the Constitution and laws Of Ohio, APP
pointed the day ON which the qualified electors
Of Vinton County are notified to meet in their
respective townships, at their usual or proper
places designated for holding elections, be-
tween the hours Of O'Clock in the forenoon
and o'clock in the afternoon Of said day, and
then aud there proceed to vote by ballot for the
following officers, tO-wit
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
@l)e enquirer,

i. w. BOWEN, Editor.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06
AGENTS! Read THIs!!
$500 PER w EEK.
A MILLION DOLLARS!

Shrowd hut quiet men can make a fortune by re-
vealing the secret ofthe business to no unc.
Address y. WEST,
G33 broadway, N. Y.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1871-09-06

BY order CT Senatorial Committee:
JOHN HAMILTON, CHARM
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
TU r K e Y.
Imperial Order for the Progress and Compile
tion Of Great Public Works.
Bold Improvements and Substantial Develop
M mentA.
TtlEsaAm TO TINE NEW YORK HERALD.

GoNsRANTINoPLE, Nov. 13-Evcnings
A lrman order was issued to-day by the Sublime
Porte directing the Minister OF Works to nauguratc
. comprehensive system OF public Improvement In
view or the network OF railways projected by
foreign capitalists in the Ottoman dominion.
Harbors are TO be improved, rivers made navga.
ble. new roads to be built, Old ones repaired and
bvery effort made to establish lines OF connection
with the new railway from all parts OF the empire.
The Railroad Projects md Foreign Capital.
During the month OF october last the Grand vlzier
bf Turkey ordered an immediate settlement OF all
hinerences then pending between the Sultan's gov
ernment and the d1rerent railway companies which
had been delayed in the payment OF their claims in
respect OF guaranteed interest," and enjoined that
SIN future as minute q punctuallty shall be
observed in the payment OF such interest as
In that OF the coupons Of the foreign debt OF
the empire" An English gentleman had with.
drawn his acceptance Of the general managership
pf the S0ciete Generale, and Mr.. Vlasto had sue
ceeded, In conjunction with the Anglo Austrian
Bank and the Credit Anstalt OF Vienna, aided by
some North German houses, in forming banking
company with capital OF 81, 100000, the headquar
ters TO be In Constantinople ana which, It sad
would arord solid aid 10 the Sultan's government
IN Its projects for the construction OF wclpanncd
works OF railway.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
w A S II IN CT % N +.

Payment In Europe of Interest ON the New
Loan.
tis unof,cially stated on good authority that
Secretary Boutwell,, in his next annual report to
Congress, will strongly recommend the necessary
legislation TO provide for the payment in Europe o
the interest on much Of the loan as Is or map
hereafter be placed abroad. This it is claimed and
believed, win greatly extend the European market
for United States securities.
Cabinet Meeting.
meeting OF the Cabinet was held this afternoon
at which only the usual routine business OF the
departments was considered, except that there was
some interchange or views In regard to
selecting q proper person for appointment
as counsel OF the United States government before
the general Commission for the settlement OF the
Alabama claims. in place Of u. r. Curtis, who has
declined the appointment
Internal Revenue Decision.
The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue decides
that an instrument purporting to be a
receipt given to depositor by his
banker as evidence OF withdrawal or
his deposits or OF q portion thereof requires
check stamp II 1t contains the name OF third party
or other additional words which show that It IS
negotiable.
New Indian Peace Commissions.
The Precedent to-day appointed Nelson J. Turry,
OF Ohio. as member OF the Indian Peace Commits
sion to Ill the vacancy created some time ago by
the resignation OF ex-senator q. s. Lane. OF In
diana. Mr. Turry Is q wealthy farmer and Is well
known in Ohio.
The ss:re.erIal Il. Finages Go%m..tss; s-.,
Senator Sherman characierizes the Statement
made In some or the papers this morning as TO the
action OF the Committee on Finance as without the
shadow Of foundation, and good-humoredly appeals
to the press to let the Committee on Finance alone
for awhile, saying that they merely for inquiry
and to hear others, and do not the public mis-
led by erroneous statements OF what they have or
have not done.
Treasury Balances.
The balances In the Treasury at the close OF busi-
ness to-day wcre:-Coin, s9asl7,lOs currency
$7,539, ,552; coin certificates, SIS, 744, 900.
The Mctcoric Showers.
The following supplemental report was furnished
this morning by the Chief Signal Onicer:-
The haze having cleared away several mcteors In
the eastward were observed al the Signal Once
Observatory between the hours one and two A. NJ,
"A. M. The weather at Mount Washington, N. H.,
has moderated, the temperature having risen to
25 degrees above zero at 1ve O'Clock yesterday
evening, with the wind from the north blowing
twelve miles per hour. At midnight IL was calm,
with clear sky, the weather throughout the
country, with few exceptions, remaining cloudy or
rainy being, therefore,, unfavorabe for observing
the metcors, aud up to half-past one o'clock this
morning nothing had been heard at the Signal
Office in regard to the expected mec0ric displays.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
FLAG PRESENTATION TO HAWKINS, zoUAyEs'

& -- ss4xa
Last evening, about nalf-past ten O'clock despite
the Terrible rain Storm which ragged over the city,
number OF ladies and gentlemen assembled ut the
arm0ry OF the First regiment OF infantry, N. Y, 5.
N. G. (Hawkins' Zouavesh for the purpose Of pre-
senting handsome American color to Company
OF that welknown organization. The ladies, many
OF wnom were saturated with the rain, were not at
all daunted by the incemency OF the weather,
and goodly show OF handsome dresses and
bright, SIN fling faces was presented as Company
G marched into the large room OF the
armory, which was Handsomely decorated for the
the benent or Hawkins BOYS and the band Of the
Among those present were Captain Frank M. Clark,
OF Company @, q fine, soldiery looking fellow; Cap
Francois, Frank 8. Clark James s. Frazer, Charles
A. Dick, Captain John White and others. The ladies'
committee 70 present the Dag was composed OF MIS-.
Mrs. John White, Miss TompKlns, Miss Erophy, Mrs.
Van Orden, Miss keenan, and Miss Annie II.
by Captain Clark the ladies stood In front while
an orderly sergeant held the color. Captain Clark
nag on behalf Of the ladies' committee, Tor which
duty he han been deputed:-
N" and e.. the ss
honor dspus me :, 70 cGmpay h beautiful s
sss Se OF which ssr eeoyd
has 80 long been much oaeer and %s%bsr And
sns Es s q his =; .mS:m % ls 9s
men VINO arc Wouny DelnR mAd0 tno custo-
OF gory and the protectors and uphodcrs Of ts
fame.
At the conclusion OF the address Captain clark
called for three cheers for the lady guests from the
company, which were given with Will and re-
sponded IN neat and brief speech; the company
was dismissed, and proceeded to supper, alter
connection with the festival It Is necessary 10 say
that the roof OF the armory leaked so badly that
shelter tents over the broken places the roof
and this even did not prevent the moor which was
devoted TO dancing from being flooded. interfering
sadly with the pleasures OF the evening" The Ring
charges the people OF New YORK rent OF $ld 500
for LhlS armOrY.
The New York herald., 1871-11-15

LONDON MoNRY MARKrr-LoNpoN Nov IA p
M-Vcnsois closed At Sh Tor account Amer.
team securities hrmer United States ponds 0Ss
9l5l; lesSs old, sls; lsS7's, WS; ten-fort,ss 9Ok.
FnANkfoRr oUksk.-FRANKroRT Nov IA ~
OF 1852 -
PARIS BovRsH-PAnrs. Nov. NRsntes closed Il ssf 10
LIVERPOOL COTTON MAKxrr-LIvKRroof, Nov ia
y. M The COTTON market CLOSED strong Middins up
have been lSOo bales including 6 for export svecu
lation. 49,
TRADE AT MANcnxsTKR-LIvxEPoo1, Nov. A-The
market for yarns and fabrics at Manchester rmer.
LIVERPOOL BREADeTuFFs MARknr.-LiyRRPOOIw Nov.
Aa Mwhsst l3s per Genital for California whise is
lis. 3D. for No. red western spring. lis ID 4 lIa pd
red wn The receipts Of wheat al this port for the
past three days have been w. o0 quarters OF which Ov0
'LivnIrooL PsovIsIoNs MARxrr.-Lrvrsrool, Nov.
Mb r. MBacou yos per cwt. for Cumberland cut SQs
per cwt. for short rib mddes Lard, <os 3d. per owl
!, LosDoS. PR9pucE MARKxr.--LoSDoN, NOV. N-Tal.
LivtRpooL PRopucs hARKEr.--Lvx Rpooi Nov Is
6P MPetroeum, lloyd. ld per gallon spirits Tai
low, 4Ss sd per cwt Com mon rosin l9s. Ils per ovL
Clover seed. bls. a Soc per cwt for Amert IN red.
PETROLEUM NMARKRr.-ANTwERp, Nov N.-Petroleun.
lByxf for nne pale American
The New York herald., 1871-11-15
LYNCH LAW IN INDIANA.

Capture Of Three Negroes Charged With tho
NTnrdcr of the Park Family In Henry
ville-One of Them Strung Up by the Mob
and Made to Confcss-The Others Securely
Lodged In Jail.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Nov. IA, 1871.
Last night the citizens OF Henryviile, Ind, near
where the brutal murder OF the Park family oc.
Cured on Saturday night last, put rope around
the neck OF George Johnson, negro implicated in
the murder, and telling him that the crime had
been traced to HIM, demanded to know his accom-
plices Johnson, thinking that ell was discovered,
made q full coniessioe, stating that two negroes,
named Davis and Taylor, with himself planned tho
murder believing that Park had four or five hun
dred dollars OF church money In his house. john
son says that he watched outside, Davis held the
light and TAYLOR committed the bloody deed. lie
says that his partners refused 10 divide the plumber
fairly with him. They only got fl4'. The where
abOuts OF Johnson's accomplices became known
and q party OF the citizens immediately went and
enected their arrest The police took the three
prisoners through the woods to avoid the mob, and
committed them to jail In JeIersonville to-day.