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EGAT. NOTICE

EOAA NO1lNE
AGeorge r. Johnson and Nancy Johnson.
Albert n. Allen and, Susan Allen, Isaac
Force N hannah Force and Henry L.
Force, all Of whom reside in Trumbull
County, Ohio, John h. Smith and Phoebe
Smith. Britain Force M Eliza Force. who
reside respectively in the Slate OF Michigan,
William II. Weir and Mary Weir, Abigail
Force widow and Cordella Force, Charles
Force q Mary Force (widOw)and children
OF David Force, decd. residing respectively
residing IN the State OF Illinois, will take
notice that on the 18th day OF December,
1871, Cyrus Force, OF the County Of Trumbuu,
nled his petition in the Court OF Common
petitioner was q tenant in common with
said Nancy Johnson, in to the following
real estate, to wit: a certain tract ofland OF
which Isaac Force, ST., late Of said county,
died, seized and t~eState, ouude by land OF
JaSG tllmer on east. north by the highway,
west by Ian OF Alex. +. Shearer and vile,
and south by the county line road, contain
ing log acres ofland more or less. being part
or Lot No. q in Newton TOWNSHIP. Tina all
the heirs n ddivisees Of saidtestator Except
Nancy n George X JohnSon)
had conveyed by quit claim deeds. their
several and respective right, title, interest
and claim IN and 10 said premises TO said
Cyrus, subject to the tncumbrance Of the
life support for said Henry J.Force. thatthe
plaintiff claims eight-ninths OF said land,
n tina the said Nancy johnson is seized
OF one undivided ninth part OF the same.
The prayer Of said petition Is that PARTITION
Of said lands be made in said proportions,
subject to the life support OF said Henry.
You are required TO appear, plead, demur or
answer said petition BY the drst day OF the
March term Of said Court. March u, ls72, as
on mat day or as soOn thereafter as counse
can be heard. the plaintiff will move the
court for an order that Partition Dc made Of
said premises. JOHN T. BEAVER,
I'll GILEMER.
Jan. 3 ls7s-4t. Att'ys for Pin,
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l -SSIGNEElS SALE-

A SSIGNEE'S SALE.
AThe undersigned will offer for sale at
puzzle auction, on the premises,on Wednes-
day, the Slst day Of January, 1877, between
the hour of and ( o'clock. p. m; the undi-
vided interest Of John NJ. TTew in the prop
erty known as the Newton Falls Cheese
Factory. said property consists Of the two
story frame building on part Of Lot 40, in
the village OF Newton Falls, n the land
IN which said building stands. together with
certain rights as conveyed by deed from
John F. Beaver and wife to said TreW n ].
and W. Herbert, dated Aug. y. lS69,and also
an addition to said building standing on
land Of Allen Hoyle. aud verbally leased TO
the parties, together with the fixtures and
implements OF a cheese factory, such as
Watts, Screw Presses, Hoops, Racks, Scales,
Boiler and Pipes, Cans, Curd-kntves, &c
The interest OF said Trew in the property,
real and personal. as determined by the ap-
praisers, Is about IL twenty-sevenths Of the
whole. and will be sold entire TO the highest
responsible bidders.
Terms made known at time Of
j. T. PORTER, Assignee
of John ". Trew.
Newton Fails. Trumbuu Co, o., Dec. E-5t
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TWO FARMS FOR SALE.

ON ACCOUNT of poor health 1
Owant TO sell the farm on which 1 reside,
containing about III acres,a few rods east OF
Curtis Corners" in Greene, Trumbul Co.,
Ohio. on the east and west intel road Lead
Ing TO Gustavus. Ihave also the selling OF
another farm, one-half mile east Of the
above, on the same road, consisting Of about
los acres. Price reasonable and terms easy.
LAUREN COLEMAN.
Greene, Jan. 10, Is72-tf
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NCHOR ITNF STFAMFRS

A NCHOR LINE STEAMERS
IA Sail every Wednesday and Sut1Td0y, tc.
and nom NEW YORKG GLASGOW. call
ing at Londonderry to land malls and pas
SengerS.
expressly for the Atlant Passenger trade.
and lifted up In every respect with all the
modern improvements calculated to insE7e
the safety, comfort and convenience ofpas--
sengerS. Passage rates payable IN currency,
to GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL and LONDON
DERRY.
First Cabin, s65. and So according to location
Cabin Return Ticket $50, securing best ae-
commodatiOns.
Intermediats $50 Steerase SIS
Parties sending for their friends In the Old
Country can purchase tickets at reduced
rates. 70 further particulars apply to
n EMERSON BROTHERS bowling Green
n. Y, or to 7. j. McLAIN & son, Bankers.
Warren. o. dan 8. ls72-lyrs
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Beautiful WOmanI

HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA B4LN gives to the COM
pleKi"n the Freshness Of Youth.
HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM overcomes the
flushed appearance caused by heat, fatigue
and excitement. Itmakes the lady OF forty
appear but twenty. and so natural and per-
feet that no person can detect its appliea-
lion. By Its use the toughest skin is made
to rival the pure radianttex ture of youthful
beauty. 1t removes redness, blotches. and
pimples. 1t contains nothing that will in
jures the skin in the least.
MAGNoILA BALM is used by all fashionable
ladies in New York. London and Paris. It
costs only % cents per Bottle. and is sold by
all druggists and Perfumers.
Jan. 10, 1872
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AT COST!

WILSON & BRO, Powers Cor
ners, offer their entire stock Of goods.
consisting Of Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Queensware. Glassware,
Brown and Yellow ware, Perkins & Houses
Patent Non-explOsive Lamps, Groceries,
Notions, &c, &C., at cost, for the next sixty
days.
Powers Corners, Jan. 10, lS72-2ts
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BY virtue Of an order Of sale in Attach
ment issued out Of the Court OF Common
Pleas of Trumbull County, Ohio, IN the
above named case. TO me directed ano de-
lfvered. 1 have levied upon and h expose
to public sale at the doOr Of the Court House
in the city Of Warren, Ohio, on
Saturday, the 10th day Of Feb, 1872,
between the hours Of one and three o'clock,
p. IN. OF said day, the following described
real estate, to-wit: A certain piece or part
ofland tua in Newton township, Trum-
bull county, Ohio, bounded and described
as follows: north by the north line OF New
ton township; east by lands OF Henry Bren-
slater; south by lands Of Asel Dillon and
west by the center of a road Cow as
the Ledge Road, containing nfty-eight acres
and hny-eight hundredths Of an acre Of
land. more or less, being the same land
conveyed by John Wtlderson to James
Cash. G.. ". DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sherif's ONCE, Warren, o., Jan.l IL, lS1l-5t,
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TOR SALE

LNOR SALE.
il / offer, on liberal terms, my homestead,
situated on Main St., in the village OF Gene
va, Ashtabula Co, Ohio. Contains ~ acres
OF choice land. well improved, with new
two story dwelling. new barn, and every
thing in complete order Living water for
stock, and water PERFECTLY soft in the WELL
Geneva is a beautiful, live placer desirable
for business or as a residence; IL mas nVe
churches, and a normal school, with l5 pu-
pills at present in attendance. Apply 10 W.
z. SPENCER, personally, or by letter; &c
neya, Ohio. Jan IO-5t.
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The first annual reunion of the sur
viving members of the Nineteenth
o. V. I. was held in Canton, on the
I'd inst. The visiting members were
met at the depot by their Stark
county comrades, and the Grand
Army band of that city. a meeting
was held in Sehafer's Opera House,
where an address of welcome was de-
livered by Hon. H. Martin, of this
city, with responses from Colonel
Nash, Lieutenant Colonel Stratton
and others of the Nineteenth. The
day chosen was the ninth anniver-
sary Of the battle of Stone River, in
which engagement they took an
active part. Their next reunion will
be held at Youngstown, Ohio, Sep
TENDER 10, 1872, it being the ninth
anniversary of the battle of Chica-
manga.
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NOTICE.
~ On the Sd day of January, a. D. 1872,
an order wa made in the Probate court OF
TTumbun County. Ohio, declaring the estate
of David Stambaugh. decd, probably insol-
vent. Creditors are required TO present their
claims against said estate, duly authentf-
Gated, to the undersigned for allowance,
within six months or they will not be en-
titled to payment.
JACOB STAMBAUGH,
Jan lO-4t& Admir-.
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EXCELSIOR TEMPLE NO. 80, OF
lIHonor and Temperance, meets at Good
Templar's Hall. in this city, every Saturday
night. All DESTROYS OF aiding in promoting
the temperance cause, which is the cause OF
God and humanity, are invited to attend
with us. JAS. LEONARD, VIC. 7.
VI. I. BALDWIN, W. r.
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AMERICAN HoMEs.--The January
number of this popular illustrated dol
lar magazine is as full of good things as
a New Years morn is of good promises.
Among the notable articles is one on
"Society in Washington" by Mr.. Rams
dell, the well-knewn Washington CORES
pendent, and there is the usual supply
Of stories, disquisitions, wit, household
articles, apopular song, and departments
for Freemasons, 1. o. o. F., G. A. R.,
X. of p. &c.-the whole forming a rich
collection of literature for ten cents. The
New York Tribune well says, ''that its
pictorial embellishments enhance the
value Of American Homes. and that it
will holdits own in many families against
more costly magazines" A new story
by George Alfred Townsend, is announ-
ced for the February number. A perfect
copy of the Grand Duke Alexis auto
graph Is sent with the January number,
and our specimen shows that it is a
valuable memento of the Dukes visit
Chas. II. Taylor Il Co., 81 Water ST.,
Boston. are publishers.
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OFFICE CIEvEL'D &MAHoS1Sc R. R. CO..

OFFICE CLEvEL'D & MAHONING r. r. Col
CLEVELAND, o., jan. 3, 1872, J
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the Cleveland & Ma
hOning Railroad Company. for the election
Of Directors for the year ensuing. and u
other business matters as may come before
them, will be held at the office Of the Com
pany. in Cleveland, between the hours OF
eleven o'clock, q. m, and 2 o'clock D. m, OIL
Wednesday the 2ith day Of January. inst.
The transfer books Of stock will be closed
for ten days previous to and including said
day. CHARLES PEASE, Sec'y.
Jan. 10. ls72-2t
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4 country editor says that when he
looks at q woman's head he is puzzled to
tell which is switch.
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Horace Greeley has had a touching
compliment. A subscriber writes him
that he can no more do without the Trf-
bUae, than without his allowance Of ia
maca. Is not this exhilarating admira-
ton?
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II

AThe State OF Ohio, Trumbun Co.. 50.
William Hibly, VS., Martin Goodman.
Attachment. William Hiblv, plaintiff, vs..
Martin Goodman. defendant Before a. T.
Ewalt n Justice OF the Peace, Of Rowland
township, TrumbulI county, Ohio. On the
sd day OF Dec, ISL, said Justice issued an
order Of Attachment in thu % action. for
the sum OF SlS,00, lone hundred thlrty-nve
doll9rs.l Returnable Dec. 2th ISL. Defsn-
dant not being found the cause was contiuu-
ed to the 18th day OF Feb. lSl2at 10 o'clock, q.
m. WILLIAM HlBLY.
u. T. EwALr, up,
jan Z. iS5e-Sta
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF
"A REAL ESTATE-Pursuant to order
OF Probate Court OF Trumbull County, Ohio,
l will sell at auction, at the south door of
the Court House, in Warren, Ohio. on
Thursday, January is, 1872,
between the hours OF 10 O'Clock, a. M, and
5 D. m. the following described real estate,
as the property OF Nancy Drake, decd, viz:
Situate In Rowland. Trumbull county. O..
bounded: beginning at h center Of the
plank road leading from Warren 70 Niles at
the northeast corner Of the school house
lot; thence westerly along the line OF said
lot twelve chains to a stake; thence norther-
ly to land Of Rosannah l.. Wells; thence
easterly along Wells south line seven chains
to the center OF said plank road; thence
along the center of said road TO the place OF
beginning, containing about four 4~6-lOOacres
OF land, more or less, subject to highways.
Terms:-One-third at sale; one-third in
three months. and balance in six months;
deferred payments to be upon interest.
JAS HOYr, Admir-
OF Nancy Drake, decd.
W. 7, SPEAR, Atty,
Pee %, lS7L-lt
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Office Of the Warren Homestead and
Loan Association.

WARREN, o., Jan, s, 1872
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
the stockholders OF the Warren Home
stead and Loan Association for the election
OF Directors for the year ensuing, viii be
held at City Hall, Monday evening, Jan. Is,
1872. F. ]. MACKEY, Sec'y.
Jan. 10, IS72-It
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NOTICE.
IN Draper Reeder is hereby notified that
the undersigned has this day filed her petit
ton, stating her marriage with him in 1872;
that she has faithfully discharged her duty
toward him, and charging that without any
cause he left her in 1870, and has since been
guilty Of adultery with one Lodena Shin.
with whom he eloped, and has since been
living. in the State OF Kentucky; for which
cause she prays to be divorced from said
Draper Reeder. and for suitable alimony.
Said cause will be for trial at the next term
of said Court of Common Pleas.
HENRIETTA REEDER.
By Sutlif & Stewart, Atty's.
Jan. 10. lS72-6t
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F.E .HUTcHISs. C. N. FUTILE, J. n. srULL
HUTCHINS, FUTILE & STULL,
III Attorneys at Law, ONCE over Smith &
Turner'S Store, corner OF Main and Market
Streets. Warren, ohio. Ian. 10. lS72-tL-
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Jan 10, lST2-ly


NOTICE
~ Is hereby given that all persons are
warned against selling goods to Mrs. Theo-
dOre Round, in my name, as / Will not be
responsible for any debts contracted by her.
JOHN ROUND.
Niles, o., Jan. IO-2ts
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IST OF

Ha-Have your letters directed in care OF
-FOUR box.
Those marked with a STA are foreign.
Persons wishing to blair the above, will
please TO call for advertised letters.
II not called for in 30 lays will be sent to
deadletter office.
ONCE nours, 80 a. NJ, to 1907 N.
4 - MOney sent without danger Of loss.
Rates OF commissions charged for money
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d ICHARDV- ANDERMARCK.
DGBy Mrs. s. S. Harris, Author OF rRut--
ledge" lvOl. limo, cloth, $50. The author
of"Rutledge" breaks a silence Of sevenyears
W1tha story quitea as bright n vtvaeiOusin
style, as dramatic in its situations, and as
thoroughly true to life as anything she haS
previously written. Just reed at
ADAMS BOOKSTORE
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Jefferson Sweasey.

CHERIFF'S SALE in Attachment.
OThe State of Ohio, TrumbuIl County, IS.
Martha Glasgow, ct. all In TTum5ull
V common fleas'
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And notice. snerebyR iven hat the whole OF SAD uactll os0 arts flW. or 50 much
as win b necesSary % pay the taxes, nj penanye charged thereon, wnl be sold BY
In County Treasurer at the Court House In EidC County ofrrumbul, on the third Tues
md that he sale win be continued hon day to AZ untlt h esaid several aen.lo N
paus OF lots shall hRv been sOld oronered for sale JAS KENNEDY,
Warren o. JAMS I722L County Auditor.
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ESTATE OF Robert r. Pope, decd!
II1he undersigned has been duly appoint
ell and qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF Robert r. Pope, decd, late ofTrum-
bull Co., Ohio. WILLIAMSON POPE.
Vienna. Dec. Is. ls7i-3ts
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THE MOST E-LEGANTVariety Of
IL Corner and Side Brackets, Wall Pockets,
Towel Racks, &c. ever seen In Warren. nj
ADAMS Bookstore.
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A UNIT JAMES HERO,
hThe splendid new book by the author OF
stepping HeavenWard." just reed At
ADAMS Bookstore.
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Gold closed on Monday at 1901.

Su0ee ueOt ONO Is 5000, 1886.
There are $50 children at the Xenia
Soldiers and Sailors Orphans Home.
There are about 500 in the State, needing
care
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ZINE WRITING DESKS.
il Ladies' Work Boxes, and hne fancy
goods generally. at ADAMS Bookstore.
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DELINQUENT TAX SALE.

The Lands Lots and parts ofLos returned delinquent By the treasurer Of Tumbun
County, Ohio together with IL Take N penalty charged thereon Agreeable to Law are
eontameda nd described in the following Hn.v viz:
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OwSEK NAMES.
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nor ALL THE NEW BOOKS
JIG go 10 ADAMS Bookstore.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

'i19---It was fitting that the fore
mostnAmericans should be Sc
lected as pall-bearers to carry to
the grave the foremost journalist
of America. 1t was eminently
fitting that the man who, living,
had made Presidents and Cabi-
nets, should when dead be at
tended by the President, even
whom he once thought likely to
unmake. VIM. Lloyd Garrison,
who commenced to proclaim free
dom when Horace Greeley first
went to New York VIM. Cullen
Bryant, the poet-editor, and the
opponent of Mr.. Greeley in i'm
portant matters of home polity
Sumner, Colfax, Salmon P. Chase
and Mr.. Boutwell,, lwere among
the honored living who bore the
honored dead to his long home
Ia funeral escort which has
had few equals, if any, in our
history The founder of the pa
per which for years was more
truly the Government than the
machine lat Washington had
fairly earned the laurels that
were cast upon his grave yester-
day. A more impressive, "a more
solemn, or more numerously-at-
tended funeral our country has
not seen since our murdered
President. was carried to his IL
lustrious sleep. The earliest of
the great Triumvirate Of Ameri-
can journalism to take up the
pen, he was the last to lay it
down. The funeral honors paid
him yesterday were fifty be-
Stowed.-Gn. Enquirer, Dec. 5.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

Can there be any greater
mockery than the assemblage Of
of lot Of negroes, who voted
for GRANT, to deplore the death
of the great and good GREELEY
He devoted his whole life to
their emancipation and advance
ment-he served them long and
nobly-but when he came be-
fore the people for their suf-
frages, these newborn voters,
who owed to him, more than to
any other living man, the right
to vote, cast their ballots against
their benefactor and friend. ST.
lence on the part Of these CON
temptible hypocrites is more be-
coming than resolutions Of con
dolence. Their base ingratitude
to the great philosopher will
mark forever their subserviency
to the party lash.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

~rIIW
The Pennsylvania Railroad
,c0u,panyeiss "a namewhich in-
Guides a number Of subordinate
associationsy making ono Of the
most powerful corpptatiols in
the World, il, indeed, it is NOT the
most powerful one in the world.
1t controls not only the Penn
sylvania Central road, but the
Various northern branches of it
that run through the. Pennsylya-
mia coal districts, and through
Northwestern New York to Lake
Erie "a line from Philadelphia
through Baltimore and Washing
ton to Richmond; a line reach
ing from Pittsburg to Chicago; .,
line from Pittsburg to St. Louis;
an incomplete line reaching from
Illinois. to Texas and through,
Texas to the Pacific and a line
reaching from st. Louis towards
the Pacific. Some Of these lines
Il controls Entirely, others it
owns a large interest in, and
partially directs. These lines
are 14,273 miles in length, and
involve an aggregate capital Of
S678,697, 7,593. r. i2a g Aoll /.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18
THE ChesaneakA and OH,

The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad is now so far completed
as to permit the passage over
the main line, and its various
branches, Of an excursion train
containing Mr.. G. P. Hunting
ton, the President of the com
pany ; A. A. Low, Esq, and sew
eral leading citizens Of New
York. The road will soon be
fully ballasted and equipped,
when it will be formally opened,
and trains will run direct from
Richmond to the terminus Of the
main line, at Huntington, on the
Ohio. It is in contemplation
to connect the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad with all the great
net works Of railroads in the
North and Southwest, and ever
to the Pacific coast. It will CON
stitute a new, valuable and much
needed middle line Of transpor.
tation between the West and the
Atlantic seaboard, and will ex.
ercise q vast influence in devel
oping the varied and inexhaust
'ible resources of the Virginians
--Portsmoatb Tines! 1gS.eTtW
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

SIMON CAMERON, the Radical
thief has visited Washington
since the election, and it is re-
ported that he demands the re-
moval Of every federal office
holder who is not friendly to the
Cameron Ring in Pennsylvania.
Grant, like the donkey between
two haystacks, don't know
which way to turn.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

,3d-When the Great Angel
comes to Judge the world, and
thelayerage Philadelphia editor
appears, there will be no more
phenomenon in Heaven than il
a small boy had been brought in
to police court for wiping bis
nose on the silk skirt of one Of
the MUSES.. The angel will look
at this editor with a sort Of
day commiSeration not
wholly unmixed with disgust,
He will say: 81 do not know
any sentence small enough for
you, and yet the character Of
this assize demands the highest
punishment known to the law
i think9I will sentence you ia
have brains4 Take brains and
return to your vocation. Follow
it as meanly oas you have done
hitherto and be compelled tc
estimate yourself. iDepart--or
rather, o!''Zovasend.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

RAPIER is the name of a col
ored gentleman who has been
elected to Congress in Alabama,
after nine years Of service to the
State in its State Prison. His
former career and his cognomen
equally suggest that his constit-
uents must have been actuated
by small sordid motives
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

only machines, to be acted upon
by the most unscrupulous means,
and credulity becomes d political
virtue, then the time Of testing
whether man is capable of self
government-is not far distant.
AS it is now, if MORTON and
the Cincinnati Gazette should
say there is no hell, the shouts
from the Radical camp, would
shake the earth.
.,..lr''..'.'..a.. esJupaE" Porter.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-18

-Greeley's vote in Licking
county, falls just Al votes be-
hind Wiley's in October, and is
1877 greater than Seymour's in
1868. The O'Conor ticket polled
81 votes.