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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

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ulSun,,phASl wn,"n m ~ ~. - IriI:,ur.rS
reliefto the sufferer for tile first few doSes but
which from continued Use brings piles aud
kindred diseases to aid IN weakening the In
valid, nor is il doctored quor, which under
the popular name eof"Bltters'is is 80 extensive.
ly palmed of on the public a. sovereign rem.
edles, but IL most powerful tonic and alter
ative, pronounced so by the leaiing med al
authorities Of Lon ion and Par', and has been
long used by the regular phi. scians of other
countries with wonderful remedial results.
DR.. WELLS EXTRACT OF JURUBEBA
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar t..
the plant and must be taken as permanent
curative agent.
Is there want of action IN your liver and
spice Unless relieved nj once, the lood
Incomes impure by deleteuous secrehoas.
producing scroililnus or skin diseases, blotct.
es, felons, pOsiules, canker, pimples, &C., &c.
Take Juruheha to ciea ,se, purify and restore
the vltiated blood to he,'thy action.
Have You adyspeptic stemachi Unless di>
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itated with loss Of vital force, poverty Of the
blood. dropsical tendency, general weakness
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1t will lmpart youthful yigor to the weary Ruf
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Have you weakness of the intestines7 You
srein danger of chronic darhoea or the dread. /.
fn inflammation ofthe bowels.
Take It to allay irritation and ward off ten
dency to inhammaiions. tI
Have you weakness OF the uterine or urinary
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lf, becomes n burden. q f
Finally 1t should be frequently taken to keep
the system in perfect health or yOu are in
great danger OF malarial, mlasmatic or con
tagous diseases. -
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, 1s Plau st. New York
Sole Agent Tor the United States.
Price one dollar per bottle. Send for circu-
lar. 17oct 4wdd
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SENATOR MARkILL was re-
elected TO the US, Senate by
the Vermont Legislature on
Tuesday.
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,In1ge Hastings.

Judge Has tsings has reason
to feel gratified at the result
of the election on the Slh. He
is elected by the handsome ma
jority of 2,18S. Here are the
returns by counties:
Moonn II .onYN,oc
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Advertisements Iinsertsd at fair Prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
g EOR G EFT WN.

=, DEMOCRATIC MRRTINGs.-At a meeting OF
the democratic voters Of the Sd district last eve
ming at Iang's Hotel, Mr.. j. A. Maloney pre.
sided, with Edmund Cammack, Jr secretary
y. A. Maloney, E. P. Berry and Edmund Cam.
mack, Dr., were elected delegates to attend the
meeting OF the Greeley and Brown club i'm
Washington at Trades Union Hall this evening
convention at Baltimor&in body. Speeches
were made Messrs. w. ID. Cassln, j. A. Waloney,
T.. Z. Berry and j. ID. McGfn.
The democrats of the 4th district also held a
meeting, Mr. Burroughs presiding, and elected
delegates to the meeting to- nj ght.s
The COAL TRADE.-The receipts aud ship
ments OF the different coal companies this week
have been as follows Borden Mining Com.
pany, receipts 8, 300 tons and shipments $500
tons; Agnew's wharf, receipts 200 tons and
shipments 300 tons; Rays docks, receipts
1910 tons and shipments GIG tons; Consol,da-
ton Company, receipts 6,19i tons and ship
brisk. The arrivals have been larger than last
week. and the shipments have been correspond.
ingly heavy.
The CAEAL.-From the 1st of the presart
month up to to-day 95i boats, most OF which
were coal laden, have arrived at the collector
Office from above.
BODY REcovRRRD.-The body OF Henry
Scale, whose death by drowning was reported in
yesterdays STAR, came to the surface this morn
ing near Simms' wharf and was recovered by
several members OF the third precinct police
force.
THE DISTRIBUTION OF PREMIUMS TO the
pupils OF our public schools will take plaza tbis
afternoon at the Bridge street Presbyterian
church. The exercises viii consist OF vocal and
instrumental music by tie pupils, and the dis
tribution Of premiums.
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A L Z X A n D RIA,

DIDN'T FIND OUT.-Mrs. DR.. Mary Walker
pants and all, passed through here this morIsn Z
en- route to Vienna. She walFe ed from the steam-
boat wharf to the railroad depot followed by a
large crowd OF boys, white and black. When
near the market house she was approached by q
man who told her that it was against the law for
woman TO dress in q mans clothes and that he
looked upon the person he was addressing as a
hondescript whose sex'he would determine. AT
this che became highly indignant, paid a colored
boy quarter to run for policeman, and pur-
sued the man who lad insulted her through
Sharp Shin alley. lie managed TO get away
however, before an officer appeared, and as tHs
time for the train TO leave was near she ha | TO
deslst from her efforts to have him arrested.
BosWBLL's EsCAPE.-The escape of Boswell
was mentioned in yesterdays Gazette. The
Richmond News of yesterday evening, says
James Boswell, of Alexandria, a resident of
the penitentiary, who ran on the other evening
while digging sand at Bscon's Quarter Branch.
has not since been heard frcsn. II is barely
worth While tokofler a reward for him. tor nc
WI undoubtedly go home, where the yofioS ~.
be sure to lay hold OF him. Boswell WAS SEM to
the peniteDuary for seven years for striking and
killing little colored girl with brick-bat,
while drunk. BE was sent first for eleven wears
but being granted a new trial, four years were
knocked OF the original finding.
PKBsoNAL.-Messrs. Cornelius Cox and Hu-
bert Snowden will :. ave here this evening" ior
San Jose, Costa Rica, TO join q corps of civil
engineers now engaged n locating railroad
III that country. Mr.. Corcoran, of Washington.
passed through here this morning in special
car for the Grcenbrier White Sulphur Sprin -
Gazette, last sUcRin1.
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Government Securities.
Markets Ia.xIax.

BALTIMORE, June Is -vmsiaia s's. consolidated
-. West 'ireiIia's, Is; North Csrolnas, otd, 81
RALrINoaE, June 2s--Oo.ton quiet, bu, firm
low nidalines, Is. Flour dun and heavy
Ss.7sas6se; do. extra. 81 aSs IS; do. family
sxs ss:ss O. tsmiIy. 9.ss sGi s sa
family, IS ssssio Wheat dail: new 'e choice IS
white, 81 .ssaSl.sO. Osrn-white southern, ssss2
quiet and sesdp al e. o.,s dull mixed s
ehaneed, gSc ssI. Provisions strong PORK steaiy
shoulders, y sales Of loo co. lis Of rib sides al SIX
ice 500 lbs o. clear rib sides s.:if Bacon active
yebbiDg deBsnd; shoulders, "a 20; rib sides, ~
CLEAR RIB sioes, 81 sugar cured hams lSal4. Lsrd
hsm,9 Wss-ern butter In fair demand; choice, "
NEW YORK, June fs.-stocks strong. Gold arm,
-. Money easy, &. Exchange, long, 81; sh 'rt,
6.: ~; new, 40. North CaroIins's. IS: new, q.
NEw YORK, june g Flour dull and d.
clining. Wheft dull and heavy. Corn deelir ing.
LONDON, June 2s.-rhe weathsr is fair ard IA
voTaeIe ior the crops. American securities are
Conso,s opened ct 9!1s for nnoney, and 9eH for ac
Count, 20 BoLds OF 1852, 81 lsss, DID, s2 lSS7, q
PARIS, jane 2s.-Rsntes opened at s. francs, :.
Confines.
LIVERPOOL. June 2s-Cotton opened Quiet aud
steady; uplands, nsails Orleans, 1lX Sales Tor
g. Geo; export, 5000; speculation, 1900. Stock,
10ll Geo. American, S39 go. Receipts for tue week
CO eco; American, p Oo; active export, $780, stock
afoat, 2S2.COD; American, 81 coo.
Breadstufs easier; red western wheat, lis sdal2s
red winter, LIS. Cd Receipts Of wheat during the
past three days, 2.et0 quarters; American, 4 800
LIVERPOOL, June Isl .. m Cotton quiet and
steady. Sales It'll estimated at 10 co., specua alton
and exports, 2OC0.
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THE COURTS.

CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Han,phreys.-To-
cay IN the case OF Susan job nson. charged
dant alleged that she hid the watch for tLe
purpose OF inducing the parties to paw her an
amount due her, new trial was granted, and
the District Attorney entered nolfe pros.
EQUITY Court, Judge Ranphreys.-To-fiav
Alex. Porter Morse was, on motion of Mr.
D1Iant, admitted to the bar Dowlins act
Downing; order extending time TO take tssfi-
mony. Wangeman sgt. Wangeman; order to
issue rule TO show cause why attachment for
contempt should not be issued. U. s. agains,
lot L, square $40, W. H. Thomas owner; order
to restore proceeds of sale.
POLICE COURT, Judge Sael.-P. III. WEIGH
chaIgedwlth driving on the footwalk. Defend
ant brought witnesses TO show that he could not
drive back and forth to his stable without cross
ing the footwalk, in consequence OF an excaya-
non ior sewer; judgment suspended. Henry
Jones, profane end drunk; S3. William Smith,
charged with failure to have sewer excavation
properly secured which he was digging: IS
Jacob Hoffman; drunk and profaoe; forfeited
his collateral; IS. Josephine Armstrong sal me
charge; So. James Parker, same charge; SO.
David Curtis, same charge; IS.
PARKER's PLEADING.
James Parker, charged with threats of per-
sonal violence to Bessie Parker, his wife. This
Is continuation of the same old feud between
this man and his wife which has been before the
court several times. Parker has just been dis
time past in default of $500 bonds to keep the
peace. Yesterday he met his wife on the corner
OF 18th street and Pennsylvania avenue, when he
approached her and demanded to know if she
was going to get divorce from him; and on
being answered in the Affirmative, he used
threatening Language and by menacing looks
frightened her. Parker stated to the court til at
he was very much injured man; that his wife
had taken his furniture to- Messrs. Green e
Williams during his incarceration in jail, and
sold 1t, putting the proceeds in her pocket, and
aehed him to do his best; that il vas now his
intention to leave town never again TO return.
If permitted to go. The court stated that his
conduct heretofore could not be overlooked,
and be would have to give bonds or be com
mitted again.
ALL SORTS.
Henry Fletcher, assault and battery on Lewis
Benson; 50. NJ. Carey and Chas. Lake, charged
with an afray; forfeited SIS collateral each,
q: W; Schneider and r. II. Wheeler, charged
Witn larceny OF a shovel and broom belonging
10 the board Of public works; SO each or 80
days in jail. Michael Thompson, charged with
being drunk and disorderly lin Limerick alley
Michael when called upon to plead did not
recollect any thing about 1t, but other witnesses
dis, and so did Officer Skinner who testified
that Mike Is great nuisance about there aud
is generally intoxicated; SIS. "-'U
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THE WEATHER.

WAR DHPARTNENT,O Office Chief SIGNAL Ohcs, ,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., june %, 1872, 10 a. N
The barometer is highest over the south Atlantic
states; lowest over the northwest. Areas OF
light rain have prevailed along the south At
lantic and Gulf coasts, southeastern Lake On
tario, and from Kentucky to Lake Superior
areas OF heavy rain over western Tennessee
and eastern Kansas. Clear and partially cloudy
weather is now prevailing at the stations east OF
the Rocky Mountains, and light to fresh winds
Partially cloudy weather at San Francisco,
cloudy at San Diego.
PRoBABILITIEs.-Clear and partially cloudy
weather prevails over the southern states and
light to fresh southeasterly TO southwesterly
winds, and over the middle and New England
states, with light TO fresh southerly to westerly
winds; From Kentucky 10 Lake Erie and up
per lakes light 70 fresh southeasterly To south
westerly winds, clear and partly cloudy weather
and occasional areas OF rain
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KILLED BIT TEE KICK OF Hossr.-rhi.

KILLED BIT TEE NICK or A HoRsE.-This
morning Mr.. Charles Streeks, aged about %
years. son Of Mr.. Richard Strseks, living in
Prince Georges county, Nd, opposite Alexan-
dria, was kicked by q Young horse, and death
eHsued in few minutes. The deceased ar.
tempted TO ride the horse, which is not ret
broken, and was thrown on, and on attempting
70 again mount him received the kick in bis
stomach, with the fatal result above stated. The
father Of the deceased, who was In Baltimore at
the time, was telesra pAed for,
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In Tie New York money market yesterday TIE
stock brokers were accommodated at 3 per
cent, which were also the rates on pledge OF
government bonds. These rates were duo chses '
10 tie extreme drllness OF the stock exchan se.
Government bonds were higher han on W ed
resday and the market was strong.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

RAJ EsTATE SALE.-Mattingiy & wheeler.
-auetioneers, sold yesterday part lot 6, sauars
ment,) containing 1,5o6 square feet, 10 George
Martin, for 81 ,io0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28

PERFECT FIT wARRASrRp.-Our Iadv
readers will please notice that they can have
any style OF corset made 10 order az Chas
and r.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ConsIen.ed IacaIs-


PedeS fTisns ia Washington have 40 RIGHTS
that drivers are bound % respect.
Arrangements have been made for a meetf nc
sabbath stteTnocn AZ 1 + O'Clock, in Lineoln
General Howard % the Indians especiasfx IL L
religious phases. The visiting Indie "a ,the<zs.
remarks. - -
The National RqrJfnaerr il the mama ,sr
week. temperance PAPER started here by Rev
Z. W Denikon- The HarJiager floats for its
uational prohibition ticket" the names OF
james Black, OF Pennsylvania, for President.
ident. 81 -Oi wv i've
Last night the members Of George c. Whiting
Lodge NO. p, +. A. A. NJ, presented a hsnd-
soEse psstmssteT's jewel 10 ". N Thorne the
IetHing master Cf that lodge. IL is of gold
heau1fuHv chased and studded with saDphires
me 1he ITesentstion was made through Grand
An alarm was turned in about midnjeht last
flEht from box a. caused by fire in the stable
81 W W " m, on II, between 9Th and stu streets
me IRE department responded rroun.Iv
DIT f'd rot 60 into service, a. the flames were
eS.iI . ,sheG before gaining any Roadway, dam
The contract for roofing in St Dor,i,ick,s
thHreh- south Washington, has been given to
= utNisle u baTTon. who viii SET about he vort,
a. once some 5000 worth of lumber Was mr.
S-asti Yesterday Tor Ibis purpose. The archi-
70, q nc cArrch = MI. y. {. Kelly, OF New
'oIs' aI3d TIE entire cost when completed will
lie about 80 900.
Tie Secretary Of the Interior was called uro,,
yesterday h7 several delegations of coBnred
it'Fie 70 urge tie appointment OF a rplored
y AZ = uGSies- VI cOIOred schools, in place of
Isl IrcyiuO. Doubtless the Secretary Will an.
'lit Colored nan. a. 10 seems n be IL univer
40 80. "V"'u
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MAJOR w. w. WRIT returns thanks TO neigh
bors, friends, and the efficient freEaen who .
kindly assisted in quel,ing the FIRE in his stable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-28
CIT Y TIE MS.

SPEcIAL Notwithstanding Suits, Bath M
Drawers, Yachting Suits, Night Caps, Thread
Driving Gloves, sc. GEO. G. HENNIEa.
ALPACA COATS,
Alpaca Coats,
Alpaca Goats
Derby and Sacks at reduced prices
3 = EISEMAN * BRO,
sos It'll street, doors above e.
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. TEE LIVE STOCK MARKRr-Board of Health
asPscti0ns.-Superintende GatcheIrs report
OF live stock on sale at Drovers' Rest and else
where ior the week ending Friday, June %, is
as follows:
AT Ciafk's depot for the sale of swine, $50
hogs OF good quality were sold. Market fair
and unchanged as yet, with prospects of higher
prices next week in conseq uence of advance in
western stock. Sales at 6 q az cents per Id. net.
At Centre Market and elsewhere, % beeves, 2
springeTs, SO mich cows and calves, 2T5 veal
calves, 70 sheep, and - lambs were on sale.
limited number were disposed of at a slight de-
cline on prices of last week. The quality OF the
stock was ordinary, with dull markets. The
removal Of the cattle pens by the market com-
pany, 20 make room for Improvements, was an
unfavorable interruption to business. There
were % beeves Of good quality purchased in
the Baltimore stock market by city butchers.
Al DrOvers' Rest Ais beeyes were offered and
500 sold for slaughter at s3aS6.37 per cwt. ac-
cording 10 the quality OF stock, which was fair
and ordinary. Average decline on last weeks
sales, 30 cents per cwt. There were 81 beeyes
Of finer quality from the Baltimore market
which brought 80 J0aS6.75 per cwt; f15 beeves
UnsOld. Tie market was rather dull There
were 800 sheep and lambs on sale, ana I2T3
sold; II remain over. The market for sheep
and lambs WAS brisk, and the stock offered OF
good quality Sheep brought Z acc. per ~,
lambs sold al S3asi.50 per head. No condemt a.
ticus.
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A SPIELMARK SwIHDLR.-John Shelton, a
colJreG man from Charles county, MARYLAND,
mark game IN a barber shop near the raiIf6ad
depot kept by John +. Brooks, colored who.
II is charged acted as confederate to the prin-
cipal, said to be notorious thief By the name
OF Lancaster, alias - Sugar. Mouth" Shelton
vas Oh his way from the depot TO the boat 10
take passage down the river and, stopped in
BROOKS shop TO get shaved, when he was ~
preached by these men, and gave the green
backs be had, dollar for dollar, for this lse
coin, and dld not discover the swindle1futil he
offered the gold to pay his fare on the boat.
detective McDevitt arrested Brooks and locked
him up TO answer, and Lancaster Is sui. al
large.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES
A RE YOU INsVREDF

A RE YOU INsUREDr
The BERKsHIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, Of Pittsheld, Mass organized
ISL; assets nearly so 600, 600. has hada
successful experience OF twenty years
Losses paid in ISL, slii .sle, IN
twenty years, S5s2e9
This company does net forfeit the policies az Is
Eemoers Tor failure 10 pay premium. hat Satinnes
the aranee fer the uli sriOaht OF the policy uatt
The Of mi. .sGP.
annual premium viii be iSnssred year. and asy.
z /: e
s = 3 - e
TITS I. xpressed in every policy issued bT the
BkRKsHiRE, and is guaranteed 6y The Common
and receipts from widow orphans and admin,strs-
tors, " no have been paid the full amount insured
PHIL. H. WEIGH.
je24-tf COS street Masonic Temple.
TTIiE FRANKLIN FIRE IysUR.
l. ANCE COMPANY,
oF PHILAD EPHIA,"
CHARTERED 1879.
Cash ASSETS s 81 ss1 GSS5 Az PAID IL
~.
THEo. n. RSGER, Secretary.
b. LEWIS BLACKFoRD.
WASHING row AGENT,
$40 SEVENTH STREET NV.
The Franklin Fire Insurance Company. OF Phfa.
depbis low IN ts 45i year, is as well known 10 the
Win capital s sas cam nss .dau SssEs
ton Of SS@o,eo. 1t Is slow to WRITE but swift 20
ash Ss ne srs
phta, has not fully, faithfully, and liberaly al
Iast forty years. It has issusd near I'VE hnndrea
Thousand policies, and has paid many millions Of
After tie STest Chicago IRE the Franklin was
enseled 20 pay its entire loss amounting 70 OO0
sOdH saHs ~ any S g. IL
di"'dend often per cenf. goid
Call st the Insurance Rooms Of
HANSON & BLACKBOARD,
5lS TIN street,
AMP ISsERE YOUR PROPERTY IN TEE
49," EkANKLiN, OF PRILADELPHIA."
THE ARLINGTON FIRE ms. co.
CAPITAL 100000.
81, DIREcroRs:
Water I s ssIa'd'' Me- SEehi 4 ke xss1a'
VIM; B. hn'y' Adam G Gsi YIN. ?: Johnston
V as 3 sY 2sss vs. .i pre-; FObD'
THE NATIONAL METRoF0IIT.n
L fAkk Insurance COMPANY,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
0kGASIz6D A UG UsT rs, 1870.
oAsH 90 ,o0s
osoe 10 shepheri's Building, No 90eH Psnlsyf
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In An ADvERrIsENENr elssshere il viii be
seen that Mr.. Strauss. the popular clothier. has
determined 70 reduce his immense stock OF well
and carefully assorted goods, Now ~ last the
time 10 purchase for the fcarth Of July hOn-
day, as to appear in a neatly sting suit on such
ar occasion Is great Satisfaction.