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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

maiorities Of 1894 and 1898.
Tuv ualIforoia september election IL omitted
this year. The state elects Congressman IN
November.
r,.,..-, 7,i..., .t,I.s. pr.ty Brown to
,.,,,., -, a.. 90 nj. ,b,diiv IndlsposltlOn,
- 80 ..,nrIns arcnnJ the circle"
r,.. .i..tioD In West virgins on the adop.
,,on AZ ,ha nev constItutIon will take place on
an. yai Of A1yu,t
- ,--,-,, A., ,,,.r Courisr. waukesha
NV, s,,.,sn.' paint Pinrrv arc three
,,'..s...,,, -. IN wisconsin that will not
$1,000, m. "a ,eoIey and Brown ticket
N. ps,,o,s I,trRRR, Of New York, has writ
80, ,snt,rIpq the nomination Of q rseley
=. ,nrr,ndsr 70 Tammany, and urging his
n,,1.n copntrymen 70 support Grant
-, ,,..u, ~, .,. ,.D,.
bAHhs ~ s"At w =, ~.
ta'Os ~, ~ l,,,s.,, 10 hsin,t MIN,
IL 40 ,,,,s,hins more ,ubstantIal
- ,,,.,,,.-.,. ,-.,,,
EtuOvL1AoA hA'"hI, " o.,',', ~,
tof'y 'e'us' ooh','ou'o 'ao ~, ~, -.
brown campaign 'uhu' au" says w "''' NV WV
Nt aree'ey'
THR Newark AdVati'sr suggests second
hddle Democrats" as substitute Toe the eN'
eeedingly Inappropriate utle OF Liberal hepuo-
THn Iafayetts tlnd) Journal says There are
thirteen aermann Ia one department Of the car
shops OF the Toledo, wabash aud western rat
way Who viii vote ior Grant VINO have here'O'
lore been Democrats.
VAN s.p-aIt,. nv opInIon. Jimmy. that
,,,.,I.v ~. M. 40. an a.. p,..tasnt,.I cheer. -
"Wnl thin, Mickey, MS my opinion he'd better
be taking u Oh, or Grant will bo amber sitting
down ON nv
,,....u.,u ,-,,.,.,, ,,s f,,Dn.,,to,, and Az.
aaxs,nor Mo,g.n Of the RsnnhIIcan National
S,,,.,,,I,,.. - to, d, ,.,o.tn Al The bsaJ.
,.s,,.r. A. M, Yo,s hsr..fler Ia orvanIye
,s...,.,.t,.
Tg, Esnshsc t,yrpoi saws Dan. Hanks has
editor, however, adds that fortunately his do
feat this time will not cost the lives OF 30 many
NAV. Nev England boys as his former one"
s-- -. -, IT,. ,.,,..,.t..,,-
SENATOR ilfroH h'p 'u,os -
a nephew and son appointed 70 once Anp
tried to have another son apPolnted 70 VAlu-
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

A roUss WINS aIEL. In Michigan, desiring
10 uTarry 4 mulail0. aud being unable 10 take
a. dani thaf ahe had eoloTed blood 10 her,
fru1If hdr nanin's arm with . pen-knlie,
s1ppsli ritce 81 bread 10 bis blood, swat
Ia,I.i L. harTisd ~ lhs squlfo's ONCE, swOTe
~ bad AiFieas hood IN her, and Nas duly
mar I'D
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

The Saylss J. Bowen and the Columbia Pho
neeF corps give an excursion 10 Richmond on
Thursday next. All the Pioneer corps are In.
Vitsd TO accompany them.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

u WIsaisafoa, b. u, ASsa 4 l, Ism.
% the gstltlon Of PahnH O, 0AnDIHLR, Of New
EtAntsd 70 hlm on he "a dy Of NOVSh Der, ldbs Tor
improvements Oar hprlnaui - 7I-'T-
& ordered that the isisohy In the case be closed
on the lst day Of et1her nsIt that the time Tor
nlag AFgament = and We ttanlnsrt report be limited
petition be beard on the l9th dAy Of October asIt
t Aay RSF'on may SPP5aI ~ i.,sE
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
82gBE n gS PIsERI9y

In the ease Of WILLIAn r. MoOuKaiET, sdmlll,iSa.
Tor Of k9bort MeOheanay deceased the allnlslIltbF
court u ths DIstiiet IL TeiambiS hioTsssia, s.
pointed sAIuhDAY. The Alh laIef AaGpSl 81,
peIaYnAl saiAlo q aid deceased and u Tue asssts h
hand, A. e. a the sans haze bssn eoliSstsd And
and heirs Of said deceased are natlAed 70 sils1d.
slth thslT etAllNs properly yuaphsd. o. lhsg may
0thofNaY ~ law hp excluded fTin al tan0nt n nsd
deeeaseds ohtataI Provided copy d thIs otdSr M
pnblshed opea week ioI three geakS n ~ Rrpu6.
ba!WS- 1. EIE.sT Z Ban.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

The Greeley and Brown executive committee
held q nesting last evening at Board Of Trade
rooms, Mr.. Iohn IL. Crane 10 the chair.
The CHAIR requested that such gentlemen as
were not at the last meeting hand In their Gre
Several credentials Worc presented, and In
the absence Of two members VI the committee
on credentials, the CHAIR nppointed messTl.
brown and Hubh to serve thereon In their stead,
The committee reported that nine districts were
Nj. A. a. Hall, from the committee on per.
mRnent onieers, asked for further time which
was granted. .-,-.,--
stating that as the Democratic committee mily
Endorsed Greeley and Brown, II was "unWise
and insxpedienL under existing circumstances,
to organize another oonmltteo icr ne same puI;,
the Liberal Democrats executive committee,
and that We now adjourn fiHf de"
The resolution was discussed at length and
with considerable warmth, some advocating the
resolution as there was no further need Of tho
committee.
Tho CHAIR went Into lengthy explAna ton
concerning the manner In which the committee
was organized, and opposed the passage VI the
resolution,
Mr.. Burroughs objected to the chaIrman's
speaking on the resolution until he vacated the
M. English moved to lay the resolution on the
which had Tor Its object dlsorginlIAtlon.
A Member. You were put Ia that chair to
submit every motion properly made.
The vote was taken by districts, aud resulted
S nays, yeas; the motion to lay gu the table
was carried.
Mr. English moved that the credentials Of the
various members be referred back to the com
mlttes.
Mr. MaIoney, OF the Third district, thought
he saw through that little game II was
too thin. Every time he came 10 one OF the
meetings somebody said, ~ Am not Demoorat
I'm a Liberal Republican" Why the Demo
Ocratlc party made the sacrifice They came 10
Cincinnati aud that placed Cinclnnau under
obligation to them.
Mr.. Hun charged that some OF the members
hal been elected for the purpose Of breaking up
the committee.
Mr.. Burroughs ralSod the point Of order that
tho gentleman was stlgmatlIing members AS
The decision Of the CHAIR, unfavorabls to Mr..
D., was appealed from and sustained by vote
OF 10 tot.
The greatest confusion existed and continued
for sOms time, motions Of all kinds occurring
from all quarters. Finally motion N ADJOURN
TO meet at the call OF the CHAIR was carried and
the meeting adjourned.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
p ROroaAis ron GOVERNMENT nAULIN0


PHILADEiFaIA, pa Juiy ~, ib1a
BsAled pFopasas 10 tTinleats, uili be Fgeaivsd A.
.hla q!1es sqa rIEspkY ssPiea6sI % ts79 4! .
haallng o public stores required this dspht f,r
I, t671,
hdde will state the prices por Load Of 100 pounds
a. which thay VIII aGJes 10 haal the required stores
uheaster aAhsd upon b. this oflee, 20 OF FROM the
point designated below such other Dointi within
hS slI Init. ioOE tom Whlah stores nAJ be rsluirSd
sehuylti hrsSaai, (7rsss Fern road iAsiadlnG
nal, lbhdssbhTI QgartsthislisIi On ~ ll17 HlIard
dyer ir9m oLlslh street q MaithlhEion street,
And thg diherSnt fatrOad depon IN this cliI Haul.
IN the contract VII 10 paid Tor Al OarTssDoRdinE
Bidder VII be rsqpiEsd tOEi,s security far the
talthful performance u the ooatranL
bids y be aa6Issi 70 he approved o. he Quarter
matter UsnofAl baiors being AaeaDtod
re nsht Z reseIysd @ T6iegl Any aqd AZ BIDS.
list o. ne p0lnh IRON aud 70 which Stores VII most
ssassA 55s9gisf 70 " hauled s4a be 'ssn a. thla
flsPssslstS b lhdosssd sPsoVOsas for HauiiHS.g
and Addreaaod 10 the unfaruiEnnd,
~ order Of The QuArtarm aatar sionaIal 1900,
Assistant Ca sFtSFmAGtsF OsnsFal u. !. Army Depot
QuATtorm a1tsr, Aulu
- NO ~
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
PRorOaAIs I E9E TaE yysSSEhGDvsnESr oT
BoARD or PUBLIC woREaJ
DISTINCT or tuLuMnIA.

WAHm0roN, D. o., AuGnst 8. ma.
Sealed proposss viii bo received At this once until
the l9lh dag u Augasi, at noOa, fvr The lmprOve
meat Of Nichols ANsona, consulting Of grading, gravel
tnH. paving GuttsIa and stone and bfiuk sohTg
kaSh bidder will b. requlred, before presented bis
bd n dStoSl Vim Ihs iisSt,r 81 WAsbltEion eliy
70 the credit Of the Hoard Of Public works the san
o. i've hundred dollaTs, tskinE Teospt therefor a.
EuarAntss that hs vii enter lato and carry uut the
elntfaetH awarded 70 hl,a IA accordance With bis
hiL Tha manag dec slted viii he refanded 70 The
ansnoosssu bidder alter the AsATd u this oontFao
and 10 lhs oBatrao altar tha completion Of the
sark. piana and OSCILLATIONS Of the shove men
tioaed work eau be aosm Al this onos. Proposala
sh0uld Be AddFaaasd 70 the Vice prelideat o. the
Hoard Aad ioo sod PRO osAla for pnoyloE Nichols
Avenua" Tue Hoard the hit 10 rel sot Aay
All bids. Bidder NIil state the sh0rtost lmS 10
ALEX HI. SHEPHERD,
anaa ... ... Wee lsFsaldeat
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
Books and Stationery.
w n a o. n. MORRISON,
NEW 1OORs

w " q o. ~. MORRISON.
NEW ROCKS.
YuERn, ~ Ma Forrsstsri elA
THREE qfNfUkiEs OF MObkRN HISTORY.
&c How Eiia MoiLB Was PROPLED NJ Rev.
THt, 6HkfEkB MoByILLE. or la. Ia Tou.
A HAND BOOK OF h3tffUs FOR is7l. being
rseSta o. ippetisnt rolitiesl action Natiepal And
hisisl irQm Iuly ~ ieJp, ~ July Is ls7a By Hon.
Hdsafa hePh errop, LIZ u. a9A
h.nsuLlsh HsPOhrS, RspeFts Of cases decided
n tee Ennush oongta with notes and references 10
hadred casea and anthnritiee BY nathaniel q.
A IN, Z, VI. lsya. ,las shs.p "a .... :.
uoverumsnt Pfnung once isfa Is, Fut sale By
W. q. - %, n. mOnnllON.
las ho1kasilafa ard fnhllshera.
No AIS Psnn-Ilvania avsnna
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

Hrs fatber'smantle Of perpetual youth has
not descended ~ Dumas, the son. He went
up like q rocket, aud his plays, novels aud
stories promised 70 rival the predictions OF
his father 10 popularity, a. they were far Ia
advance OF them In immortality. He has
come down like q stick. Hls latest work has
been found too lleentlous even Tor the French
Imagination, and Is now sold at reduced
price. II IA easy 10 be wise after an event
has happened, but = iar-Beelug man could
given over In so great degree 10 the reading
OF writers OF the class Of Dumas, tils,
would ultimately fall an easy conquest 10
their euomiea, having become IN the mean
time corrupt and eneryated' u the lAte war,
and the Alter troubles and burdens that have
resulted from H. teach France, now so nObly
struggling with adversely, 10 discard from
her literature much that tends " eXalt sOclal
crimes aud social decentralization, II will have
taught q salutary Lesson. - o. 500
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10
Furnishing Goods

goribsT has obtained from The buprumo court Of
the District OF Columbia holdln special tenn letters
OiARHH. Ats Of Waahlngton eounl, ID. o., deceased,
All persona having claims against tho said deceased
ere 70 the sasebribeF or before the h day
Of July merit thoy may otherwise BY Law bo 81.
olndsd from ali bsnsht o. the aaid estate.
Given undeT my hand thla 18th day Of July, lisa
iy91.kaNs MARIAN OLAukK, EISontFIH
A. OTJOK-PURsUART TO THR PROVISION
the orraiion o. in The pstIet o. Oslah.
re b Esa.Eal Law spPIeyed ay D, hl0. ths eeI.
sIiet arc 9otasd that spSelsi gas.ting lhsISoi l.
6TSSSJ sd, No. S3i Y stss.t iesiSsgsL AS the
puT ono Of changing The AHonnt o. IT, capital stock
A.U HlOHAHDa, ~
D, OLHPHANH. n F..|.
U. w. OHHHOY,' : .I y TruutaaH.
GFO. ~ HHiiilOH, 4 WY q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-08-10

RARlOw's sAII.ERV OF FINE ARTs
Rs.ssysa frsa Ne. I93s % Ne. Iaas p.uu-
syivania avenue.
Oa frsa eIhibltlan and sAls lAres oolsstaon Al
Un fAinunEl kngTavinea. Ohronna hronHal laTVInGa,
and rhotoarAph Frames,
q. n. nARIOW.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

We had talk a few days
ago with the SnperIn endent Of
the GallipOlis, Macarthur & Co.
lumhns Railroad; he is push
ing the work upon the road
and saws they have now ready
for The ties owes len miles Of
The road ; and are now doing
the heaviest part Of the work
The completion Of the Road is
y mere matter of time. II
must have a connection with
he Chesapeake & Ohio road.
Shall it be hv the way of the
Kanawhr Valley or some 9th
Or wav9 We are assured that
We can have 1t Now if Won
want it move in the matter
before some other route gets
he start of Won Talk abnut
-! Act about III! NOac.-Pt
Pleasant journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17
Got Hold of the Wrong Girl.


Got Hold of thP Wrong Girl.
We hear a pretty good one
ON II gay Lolhario of Jack on
township, app ,renll.v well aw-
thenlicaled. lie met a young
lady on the road, riding alone
and unprotected He advanced.
seized the Nurse by the brille,
and took hold OF the young
lady, and commanded her 10
uIsmount. She TOOK her foo
from the stirrup, and planted II
we'll directed nick square in
the mouth oil the lecberuus
rascal, causing him to lei go
his hold, when she romplly
started her horse forward
We trust the good people OF
Jackson will not let this mat
ter rest here. The Court of
Common Pleas convenes at
Macarthur, November 25lh, aud
we believe a Vinlon county
jury would take pleasure in
giving him the tall extent of
the law.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17
Pocket Dictionary.

Webster's Pocket Dictionary,
in its present shape, is a great
improvement over all previous
pdllions and all similar works
In lie first place it is neatly
printed. and bound in morocco.
with eilt edges. Then Il con-
aims 200 pictorial illustra ions,
which give much clearer idea
f the meaning of many words
han 'uld possibly be conveyed
Wy the usual definition. The liz
lie volume, while being no larger
than an ordinary pocket book,
rmbraces in it, vocabulary u
careful selection of over $4,000
IF the most important words Of
he language, with definitions
sufficiently clear to meet the or
'Iinary wants OF any one requir-
ing its use. Prpfxed to the
work are tables of money. weight
aud measure, "bbreviations, words
and phrases from foreign ian.
guages, rules for spelling, expla-
nations, etc. 1t is in fact a most
valuable little book, and is doub.
ly worth the dollar it costs 1t
is beautifully and substantially
bound, with tucks and gilt edge.
The publishers, Ivison, Blake
man, Taylor & Co.. 1873 and 14O
CIR nd ST., New York, will for
w.rd it by mail on receipt of 81,
or it can be bought almost any.
where.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17
Address to Democrats.

r The Jackson Standard pub
lishes the following address to
The Democrats of Jackson
county, which is equally good
for Vinton:
Many of you voted the Re-
publican ticket square last
week. For this you receive
curses, loud and deep from
your former leaders.
Horace Greeley has been
teaching Tor thirty years that
The Democrats are little bet
ter than slaves, and might be
transferred by their leaders like
so many cattle. You have Civ
en- he lie to that foul slander.
Tricksters desire office. To at
tain this they took up Horace
Greeley. They supposed that
he could carry with HIM many
Republicans, especially the
colJred voters, and they had
no doubt that theycOuld hand
over the Democrats in body.
They entirely underrate the
intelligence of .the American
people What advantage is
it to YOU, whether Democratic
or Republican politicians hold
The olices9 What you want
is honest men in office, and
prosperous times. Grant has
never abused you. He has
never used unkinl words to-
wards any man, or any party.
He has managed public affairs
honestly, and the times are
good. 1t Is of vastly greater
importance TO you that the
country remain prosperous,
than that scheming politicians
get office.
Grant will sweep all before
him. His majority in Jackson
county will reach nearly one
thousand. Be on the right
side, and also on the winning
side. 1t is a good time to cut
loose from party. Your party
leaders have released YOU from
all party allegiance. Vote Tor
Grant.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17
PUBLIC SALE.

THE undersigned VIII offer for sale at the
i late residence OF Hard strong, deceased.
in Ewlngtou, Galla county, on he 18th day
Of Oct6ber, 1879, the goods and chsitels of
said deceased, consistlLgin part of three h cad
Of horses. Two OF the above horses are stat
lions we'll matched, weighing about 1.3O0 lhs...
W, Il maize: number one pnllprs and good
stoc Z, one is of the CANADIAN, the other is of
The Morgan stock. They are perfectly gentle
in harness together. One heavy two horse
wagon. a onp>horse buggy and harness; one.
sci of heavy wagon harness, ore heavy two
horse pioS =, one gold watch, sto * IN Middle
port Wooden Mill, two hundred gallons of tar.
more or less, &c. sale TO commence at 10
o'clock. Terms purchases amounting to
three dollars aud less, cash in hand; above
that sum notes at u ne months Will be taken
with two good suTetles.
Scot LEVI STR0NG, Administrator.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1879

for the construction OF a Railroad along the
following route, 10 witt Beginning at polbt
on the southern boundary Of said township,
where the old road~bed Of the SclotO H0ck-
ing Valley Railroad crosses said boundary.
beng the southern terminus. along SAID old
Ioad-hed through or near to the town OF Nc
Arthur, and thence To the northern Ur western
boundary Of said township near the corner
thereof, being the northern terminus. -
Said line of Railroad will be constructed in
accordance with the provisions Of an "Act to
ArthoriEe t'ountit $, Cities, Incorporated Vil-
lagos and Townships 10 Bnifd Railroads, end
Lease and Operate the Same" parsed by the
General Assembly of the State Of ohio, April
%, 1872; the work 10 be done under the dtrec.
ton Of competent engineer, TO be furnished
by said township, and will include the gradinE
and the building oi oil bridges and culyerts,
furnishing cross. ties, rails aud spikes, laying
track and ballaSting, with all necessary side
tracks, ana doing and performing al the work
necessary to the completion ot said +ne OF
Railroad, and putting the same in running or
der, The contractor will be required to fur
nlSh all the materials, and to enter into bond
with approved security that he will perform
said TorS according to contracts-and within
tline limited therein, not exceeding two years.
Bids will be received for the construction OF
the whole Of saidlne of Railroad, or for any
pant thereof the bid specifying the part pro-.
posed to be built, aud the price per mile for
Of miles that will b. Duilt1or said sum Of
SIS QUO so as aforesaid appropriated for he
bull ling OF said road. TLeworK ofeonstrge>
tIon will BE- commenced as soon Sfter bong !.
givea as possible; said Sart to be fad
for during the progress of the WORK, iu
accordance with Secion' Of said sci. The
profit, Of. said Railroad, with estimates and
specifications will be seen q, the ofticf Of raid
township Clerk on and after September 25th.
1872
rhe bids will he opened aud exaulmed, and
the eopirprt awsrued as early rs practicable
On or after said l2ih day of OctoiIcr, 1872. and
bdders will endorse on the. sealed envelope
enelo-lng his: "Proposals for Corstrncfins :
Railroad" and I'D ireSs the s,rneto the Towns
ship CLERK ar filS toWnkhip, V,hton Co, q.
HENRY HEBBuLD.l 7 1ustees =
LEVI WYNN, Elk ip,
JAS. 81. jon Ns0N.- V Co. %
EaaRs EyASs. Township Clerk,
August Is, 1879.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

The pulling and battling OF
voters does not always re
dound to the profit of the par
ty that tries it. The Demo
cracv lost several votes in this
township by attempting TO in
timldate Democrats, who if lei
alone would not have scratch.
ed more than one or two men.
Badgered until patience ceas-
ed 10 be a virtue, they assert :
ed their Independence by vol-
ing the straight Republican
ticket.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17
THE ELEVEN tn
The Banner District Of the State.
The Majority Of ~ More than Doubled
Majority Ofls7O More than Trebled
A Gain Of Over n Thousand n Year.

The people OF this district
have done noble work, hav
ing more thar doubled our ma
jority OF last year. Much oil
this is due to the active can
vass OF Mr.. Bundy, to his excel.
lent personal character, and
the character OF The other can
didates nominated by the lie
publicans throughout The dis
trict; also to the disgust of the
Democracy with the Greeley
bargain and sale. To these
things we are indie bted for the
honor OF rejecting this sugar
coated dose OF crow by more
than twice the usual majority.
Let no one fail 10 cast his vote
in November, and LET US show
TO the people OF the State that
we are still the banner district
that there are lever people
democrats or Republicans -
in this district to be caught by
political chaff, or bribed,
bought or deceived by pohti
clans, than in any other.
NoyeS' majority IN The coun-
ties composing the district in
1871, was 1882; Sherwood's
majority IN 1870, was SIT,
The same counties this year
give 29Ol Republican major.
ily. or mure than twice that OF
1871, and mure than three
llmes that OF 1S70-a gain oI
over 1000 per year. Could
igures tell palmer The down'a
OF he Democratic parll9 The
people have no confidence in
he pulily OF its intentions or
honesty Of It's leaders aid lis
end draws near.
Below We give The may rite 5
Oil C0rlr sman t.syeor: t
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

LAST Sunday night Rev. Mr..
Whi'more of the United Breih-
rem preached at the Christian
Church to a respect able and
very attentive audience. W.
chronicle this as an advance in
the right direction.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

MEMBERS OF the Macarthur
Court House ring went to near-
ly all tie townships in the
county at the late election TO
instruct the people how to
vote. The people didn't alto
gether like the interference
and voted to suit themselves
1t appears to us the people ol
the outside townships are ca
pable of attending to their
own AFFAIR.", and should always
rebuke The Over-Oficiousness OF
the nng.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17
The Tide of Emigration Turned.

Seekers for new homes are pouring into
Southwest Missouri, attracted by the cheap
Lands of the Atlantic y Pacific Railroad Com
1any.
This Company ole 1900, 900 acres of the
finest lands in the world, 1t from 50 to sl2
y, r acre, on seven years time, and with Tree
trans portalion to all purchasers.
This Road, never blorkaded BY snow, is
des,ined to h come the national highway be
tween New York and san Francisco: and to
the industrious aI mers of older States we
earnestly recommend this land of cheap
homes, sure that nowhere can the poor man
lind more grateful climate, be tier soil, or
greater productIveness.
For full Information with maps and PAM
phIets, address AMO, TUCK, Land Cons
% South Fourth street. st. Louis
3Octl772
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

WHAT does Brinkerhof and
his Free Trade friends think of
"Pig Iron Bundy," as they de-
lightto style him, noNl They
talked about beating him, but
the people thought they had
better double his majority.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

The late cleo clOns have dem
Onslrated the Iact that General
Grant will be re elected If hi
friends do their duty. Let no
friend of good government,
iall to cast his vote for Gen r !
Grant in November. Every
man to the rolls.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-10-17

The country Democrats may
think that last weeks Enquirer
is rather hard on them. Be
undeceived. II was gentle
compared with the raving and
cursing of the ring. ...#