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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

AbNmAl h0hN1 w NhN WNAiN hh@N N"Ns
taken their departure from the Republican
organization, and are bound for CINCINNATI
or q market. OF course the Republican party
has no alternative bni to submit to this DO
reavement, and must do 90 with whatever
PHILOSOPHY the philosopher Of the TribUns
has left In Its ranks. We are told that this
performance IL within the party, and hence
Is essentially and exclusively Republican In
its character. This assumption may answer
the present purpose OF the origlnators OF this
movement BY aliuring proeelytes, but 1t can
not be recogulEed as legitimate by tho mas
OF the party. Its evident purpose Ia the Inn.
mediate disorganizatlon Of and ultimate re
belllon against the Republican party, should
II fail In the selection Of its candidates FOL
the opening campaign, TO meet the peculiar
views aud wishes Of tho gentlemen who hay,
thus early eulistsd In the Cincinnati erpedi
ton. H.at 81. o..
There can be no doubt In the mlod o
any Intelligent Republican that this move.
ment means mslhief to the Republican
party. II Ia the oH-shoot Of dlssatisfaetlou
and detection. and contemphtes, II Il has any
purpose, to oVortnrn the party and trans
fer the Government TO other hands. We
cannot divine any other end TO be attained.
Il is well that the proposed diversion has
been lnangurated thus early, for ita effect
IL perceptible In the elections just held. Il
gives q spur to the party by yitAllzlng Ia
members. imparting Stln grestsr activity
and securing increased strength at the bal
lot.box. The results In Now HAmpahire and
Connecticut confirm the fact that this move
meut inspires the party 70 newness Of llf'
and Increased yigilAnos. We are strong Ia
the belief that when these maicontenti
shall have departed fully aud entirely from
the Republican camp the party will be
strengthened BY the movement An organ
lEatlon nlled with dlscoutonts, who MAXI
night and day hldsous by incsssaut whining
and grnmbllngS will, sooner or later, hnd
the bond Of lu union subject 10 dlslntegra
tion, with such oohsslve power only "a Il
afforded by rope Of sand.
This movement Is not based upon any ALE
cation that the Republican party has proved
false TO the least Important prInciplO 10 IL
creed. Il is not charged that the cardina
principles Of its faith have not been pre-
served In their most sacred integrity. Such
charge would be At once refuted by AZ ap
peal to the record Of the present Administers
ton. The pledges given 10 the country a
Chicago have been faithfully redeemed
Under the administration Of President Gran
the national debt has rapidly dImlnIshed--th'
burthens Of taxatlon have been reduced, Ant
the country has been rendered prosperou
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

How TO MAKE Democratic colemporary
support the Administration Threaten 10 dis
turb the social relations Of iA sdltors aud
PTophstors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

THE SENATE very wisely yesterday added
some amendments to the bill authorizing the
subscription by the District 10 the Piedmont
aud Potomac Railroad Company. which will
have the effect OF testing the good faith and
sincerity Of tho gentlemen who are interested
in that enterprise. II Is TO be hoped that u
House viii concur In the amendments of the
senate, eslcuiatsd as they are to protect our
little treasury,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
Sewing Machines.

0FB10E AND SAL ROOM KEYsTVNE SEW.
" ING MAOuiNE 1908 v srRkkf.
The KEYSTONE, 10 all the regulates nsessaAry 70
: parfeot sewing mAohine, - 10 equal.
bold on monthlg instAnmshts' RatsfAstion guar.
0aii aud sss Prof. Lanhip's ohAmplon Needle. Al.
tAohsd 20 aay sewing machtns; ,corr m
mhaiIm 0an8rAl AHsnts
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

THR Albany Eualiag Journal says that,
with two or three exceptions, the New York
algner Of the Cincinnati call have not lnnu'
encs enough to con troll ward eaueus.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
Bjokbinders.

y BoOKBINDKR AND PAPEE-LULER.
30, M PshhsylVAhlA svsHus, bstWssn Tsn1S And
Elsvsnth slFests. south dds.
Boobs slsaahtii or plainlI bouad. Periodicals and
NsssOaDsTs Sassfally sttaadsd u.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
By WIZ l. gA.hEE..Ssr. ~ SSI; NS,,.i.: .Ai.otisssor-.
No. 900 .ad eCa Psaa. sssaas s1 "a Ninth street.
By wm l. TsLak .. a.ss,. 4 90 s.iS..' Ass'is.esr''
pOO and eO2 q. W. eor. Pa. AZ. and Ninth st.
TRUSTEES, SALE

.. TRUSTEES SALE nlI b..
FuRgITupE IN TiiE ~. JAMES HOTEL,
o1RsER I,l on RErNsYLXANyIA AvkNuF AND
~ urqe q t.o deeds q trust. recorded respect
ively ln l. beE No q folio is1, one of ths ohAItslfn
reoords Tor washlnsten eouag. and ~ IAbsffA
No a olo n, one q the land records ior sid AZ
oounty the ghdsriG iGnad VII cell, ~ pablo AaeIt
.leS, Y slld h9.sl. eempsaslhs on HoNpAY, Aprl
asy 2 ~ sstl snlAssai z Es.llssd p w The ds6t.
09odg and phAttsis, HaInltars asd BiEtarss con,
Pass Ea,. a tsssas hos PIs9s y
kF,tassln, Tapestry aud lugrlln OaTDstl,
hiGak VALIANT asfa, Marhls - Tahisa,
Iees Ourtaius Aad Qorniesa, Hair hstissaasa.
MAlout and other WaFdrobss, u
Bsdsieads and Bgresas. WsshstAAds. Cottage Sets.
Dining Tables and ChAirA, hideboArds,
aisnRs slS, flssn, Beds shd Bsddlsi, SAFE.
Once and Bar Furni,uFe. Ao.,
ChAndelieru. 40, 40.
amount credit Of Que And tuO months, With Inter
est md approved lndonomsntsL
tg- Bals positive,
An. klEEUTEhEPETIKitIIPs ThEETKi Trustee.
glh2aeoAda W. l. WALL 4 90 Aaotloaeera
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

ABsuT YEAR AND A HALF AGO II viii be
remembered that Theodore Tilton was &C.
cused Of drinking too many strong drinks by
prominent BOston clergyman. The tone Of
the paper which Mr.. Tilton edited at the time
very plainly showed that there was only too
good ground for the charge. Mr.. Tllton took
the rebuke Of his reverend Boston friend and
promptly repented, He became an exemplary
member of Brooklyn, N. Y, society, and
was the means Of leading other erring young
men back to virtue We regret to see from
the tone OF the journal which Mr.. Tilton Is
now editing that he has again lapsed from
grace. This isverY sad. Won't some Chris
tlSn friend Of Tltons again take him in hand
and convert himl
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

Mr.. GREELEY Is pretty much Sll the time
engaged in making personal explanations
Just now. He Is driven at last to the con-
fession that the Cincinnati call which he
slgned did not represent his views on all sub
jeets--on the tariff, for instance, which puts
him In this position; making IA alliance with
known fres-trAders to defeat known pro-
tsetionlst, eonsplriug and intriguing with
Democrats 10 defeat a Republican.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
-,s-noARo OF PUHLIo woaKs,

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-, :, -. ,w.:.SsSSs S':.Ss R. q ,ss:S
i;;'i fGsiiS Il S''fii fsEss ssf -''' Ihls
y - = esSsr Sass'; Of u. Board.
..sS-SoTTCE no TaR PUPLIo. =
,,,r, o, ,v ..u,.,,;s--,,,
rgaaslS rsp.Is,a !. S Ssa % ,ss l,.lT ~ = - 30
sss ss.ss. .SS q. ss ,sS % s .s' x. s's%.d
Two eeg.nt ssis bc.s ls.se % sAoh hour frorn
= oSTnES ,iSSoNyisSs 4 \, fsS.'I rssamio E.r,gs:
u 0kDNEY. saee-la,.ea.at. spiAs
Bn5-ouTsrANoiN,' ISOkBrEDNEss.
DIsrHcr or ooLunnrAJ
AOpirOA w.ssnsSTos. ssns. HSs1 E S.los y. IN
,,a.. S9 wsshsss -. .ha ,,
as1a 70 rus ..ggst 2. ~. Hgsossp PoIL.ss
~ e; 4 \ ~ y: .ss
P;s. md Isl, ,a0UFO'oS 'N0n Si'Ip' e
AsSa sSssa ~ Auditor Dl.,s,s, 10 y % el siSsl..
,SS-rRRIIr0RIAL sAyIra-. LOAN
;s,gias e. ss.s ssSa &C. % nps sDSg5hfh o:: sss
Meas osri,siss zs.ssi.tisa haiidlss missed
ran-OPFIok OF FtlgwIsJ0HSsQS.& A 90.
Duriu. ths suIdiss q oar % Bsaiiss a;sss -s
;;ss:s'S !. ); S':'rs E;sii ,SsRiisssSs 90.
,Sv-R0OK AND J0B PRINrINoN NEATLY
PUBLiuAS g5B ossdEl ~ $500 9rs sossss fsssS
!. S.;S ;i'' .''- S''.s S'i'ss' % sa'''ss o ,''''
osi:s.s 3 b.s'.l ss:s:.s q N. -.
s.s hs.l ansth. Ns'h'Ssaan. h-af pnss ss - ssl9s
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

A dispatch In the Philadelphia Press, pur-
porting 10 define Senator McClure's position,
tells us substantially that he condemns the
''ostraclsm" by the Presidents friends and
by the Administration Of every Republican
who opposes the denomination OF General
Grant We do not attach any particular
weight or importance to these words In the
mouth OF Mr.. Mcclure. The same idea, In
almost exactly the same language, meets n,
at every turn in the columns of the opposl'
ton aud sorehead journals, and we allude &c
1t merely for the purpose OF saying that Il
has no foundation In fact. President Grant
has ''ostrAcised" no opei his friends have not
attempted To do 90.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
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ths Dlafroa Iioass THIS (trifaYl EVndlN0 ~ $50
s:s.. M n .:S sii'ss:; : s ..'''
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~ ssvs pos.psssa ,ks,s Is.s@siy % ssii Sas,kss
ss sSGs ss .S;.',.isss ~ si' y a. =
LsdiYs hsT,ss tormsr Invitations wi be good fss ,ss
n.rrwESEy:EIKsTl, ! ~ n,aJxIIyT; 4 . sJg,xsIIyT
QLun q IN. T.ea'y.nr-. pl.,t ., THIs grdssl
s.ssS a. S1ssta iss 20. 's..S sIss I'd sss.s: s.:
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T.. sss Sc 's'a'a' is.swIs oLspaAss. s.s,.,.1.
pa-sUMMRH sUnooL or MEDICINE
college BuIidIns, Corssr Of rsuth and s,s.,
Medical Departwsnt, Gesraetewn Coll ESQ.
sSsosl K rive 2 sSass,. 80. e;,,.' ~ Sggss,saI o5
VArlons branchs. q N n p.ofs.sloa.
Iha will consist OF Oho nloal Inatrmotloun.
toaethar adth q Hystamatio Osufaa of Enaminations
hiastfahoaa And. EHal.pA.ieas % he vAni1ns
branches of Medical kduoAuon. Tue ogurrs viii
commsass % ths l0h o. Apdi and cohtinus until
oe,oss!; fesse sin >. ? yss.ilen o. tvo mouths
s.ss tss s;: ssi.ss e = Ne
Gsofss,sys oollsFsJ sSh b Obtsissd a ne pSpsi
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b. pt. .nosEnrsQS nowAhD
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Ts,fei,osl ss IsIabsri q ,hs oeasai,ios ne.rd q
The nal Dspeasafy vii assiat "a tbs dellterT q
Oilaiss, Prof, n BILE Yoaps. ~ D., PROT y toward,
NJ D. Prof. .. kliot. N. d Prof .. X. hcrr.n. =.
s<arINDIANA RHpUnLICAN qLpn.,Ths
regular mouthiy IN nsetinH vii be hald - lara
asn Pea ssIvsnA assap., bslsssa IrsrAnd ~ y
aad kitth streets, on FRIDAY EHHNtNa hhxr
April s. At 1850 o'eloek SHARP, Important buainess
Vii bs prs.sntsd eoaneetsd With the coming cam.
< ian stssaasas. y !,ass.s.,ss,ds mn, 49,.
JEYr. II. BknRnrT. Esores.u. sptei
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

As TO TuE OTHER CHARGE, that Is the
staple Of the opposltion--that President Grant
is forcing his denomination; We challenge
any one to point to q single line in print to
produce single Litter, private or otherwise,
from General Grant on the subject Of q re-
nomination. Unlike Andrew johnson, he has
not SWING around 'the circle" making cam
palgn speeches In his own behalf; no delega-
ton Of political admirers or friends-and no
President since Washington has more--has
ever called upon him with addresses on the
subject. During Andrew Johnson's term
there was not day that delegation OF some
sort or other did not call upon him With reso-
lutiOns and speeches, all OF whom were re-
celyed, and 10 reply treated to bitter denun-
citation OF his enemies and long dissertations
on the Constitution. General Grant has never
spoken one word to any on the subject. He
has not attempted toiunuence the action Of 4
convention or OF q cauens lie has simply
gone along, doing his duty faithfully, pa
tently, quietly, paying no attention whatever
10 the calumny and slander and yillaeatior
that is daily flung at him. And this is the
very reason why the people will be certain Il
renominate an re-elect him.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

PaFlss DECLINING Hounsk coping o. business Win and
4 Y thelr aav.ntAge q es On ne, a VII paT sAah
gsPess Asgs,Ys ale even TuksDAf, THuhA.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
RY LATlsIEK a SLEARY,. .Aae,Isassr..
ID s::s.H .SS y SSog:. ". "a f..:SS

nv LATl1IRR a. CLKARY, AaetIsaeers,
- tbuooeaooFu % Cooper 4 lAtimsT,l
Southwest oorner Penn. ave and kiSVenth ct.
TRUsTKEs' SALE OF DKsIRABLK IMPROVED
hhAl. knfAIh ON the EAHT side on
hrRakTs North, IN rHfa OfTY.
bsaiinG daie on The leth dsy q August A, D isiO,
And recorded Amons the lAnd reo5rdl q ols District
n 4hW No lla folio liD. and ily direction Of The
eihtiep.- ~ g ssli, n lFopt o. tas Preml.ss, or
osloak y @ ~ thai esrt.ia pses or parcel of Erornd
known sad dssssibed On ths sTouni plat q plan
thereof, beiag the .outh tEdnb t) feet front by
aambsild hss hundred ard touriSen, (blil and more
paFtiolAfly described folloWs boglnhing for the
sane atas southwest 81 said lot And running
thence doth With MN street west twenty (l iesE
thsnss eAst ono hundred and twenty ua0J isst 10 an
Alley thirty ioot uida, thence south twenty (a0l fest
snd thence west 70 the place Of baGnnlna. toGelhsf
with the improvements thereon,
Terms u sale 0ne thiTc cash. Of which QaOO must
be dspo.itod ~ the time Of ., the resldus 10 be
paid IN three equal lasiAmonts In sl1. Twelve and
eighteen montha These terms must ba oompllOd
With In Ave days from the sale, othoryiAs The true
tass may Advortae and recall the properly ~ the ak
aud cost a The defanting purchaser Deferred pay.
trust The premises Gn1 al oonVsyaneing aud
stamps Al the cost Qi the putchAset,
tlkhItH A. OLAHlknt I F,,.,...
MIlIIAM A EfNNVIl1Hl X NtaatAua
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
By wm. T. Wall whl!kLI.S 4 s,,S;T.I. ST2;. Aue'isns,r..
Nos 900 ald 0O1 PsansIlvAniA avonus.

rRusrKrs sAIR OF THE FURNITURE IN
TIN 81, gAhka y, lTKt. ooRMkR OF PknN.
sEL.y,A,hNTI,AA .,,hT,AA AvENuE AND SIXTH srREET.
outh oi Jans. ISL, IN iiSst No sI0, ioI, ia one
hI ef the land reoords for WAshington county, d.
IN said hotsl, eommsncine On MONDAY, Aprl . 81,
ia q 70 s'sVsl a sPd sCaiigSias isS s.y Z
The updstrgnsd IL Antherizsd 10 ssl the 0ooda and
oha,,sls, Fnrnita0 and firtnrss eonisinsd In s.id
4. So, 7 sss: .: ;. :.s ::s :s :;s 81. s.s. 90.
sss.s tss,l &:P v 3 PS22E Ss22Esb, &. bEgsi.::i t::,.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
5;9IFIiiiY q o[yEIEIIyylEi,, [yEIlIyli,,,r / trustees.
mh1BoOdswEds LKTihkRi OEEIkY. Luots.

TRUBTEE'A9 SALE OF HRAL FsTATK IN FAIR.
FAX oOuhfY, VIRGINIA.
n ioo 10, u he ohse d ,he 6lsrE q t6s oegpS
Oourt o. falIiaI county, Vird9iA, vii, On the 16h
hopes "a faifiAI county, VrGinla, ssl % the hiEhsSt
badsg gr spa9 ne gises g parcel q land ds.ebSd
nia nasisissaI is'is 2 .n' 1sftSEkfREAoooW, Tu.is.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
BY " EAssss ys.ss.!l Is Si s..!s;s srs ... srs

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN ELgoANr FOUR
NTH BR99,wnssE2ss R99,ns TRIInysMINo; ON M TIE 4
EINTH AND TENTH sTiiRkTs.
% fs7O and duiy recorded in Liter sis folio 500 one
Columbia, and b. direction q be pastI thereby
cured viii sel Al prh, sneiieu y he hhhs.s I'D
der, 81 h O'Clock, on "WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON,
April i6a, on the prcmse., that part o. lot = IN
ington olg ID. o., oompriaed within The foll0uias
mstes aud bounds. vinl OommsncinG for ths SANE on
y street at ths southwest eornsr Of snid lot. and
themes nerth lso igst thence ...i q fesi, ihs9es
south i5e feet Aod henos west feet 70 plsse Of be-
tsin srOund ren', yhioh uit be made knosn on The
day q sale. sod uhieh can BE- purchased for nemi-
nal coneidsrati2u. Tite perfect. IL is improved by
house No. eib street which Il one OF the mest DO
srabls IN the olu, sihst for gsutlsmana residences
ar Toe private boArdn houss the csilines high,
the apaoious aod All IL appointmsnts slsganE
Terms Of nslai $40 cash. balance In s'E, tsslvs,
siahtesn And tEpnufour months. With ton yer cent
leletes secured bT deed ef traat the prppor,y
e1t0 down vhen the property u struck on. Stamps
sod couveyanciuG - The cost Of The purehaasr.
tsfms 70 Be complied Nth IN ssyen dags after the
sale the nruporu 70 be reaod At The rnk And ossl
Of the defaultinH purohassr, - .s
..,,A. mn I,AhisL In,AhisL y HhT0ES Js1.ts..
nv wm. Is WALL 4 CO.. Aue,isns,r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

BYI oa,LssIAs;, M !; A. rAss,,sas.s, v.--,--
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05
Auction Sales.
By wssssE s yy EsS E..s,: ..p''

lp- THR ABOVE sAIR Is POSTPONED UN
TIL FRIDAY. A rtil q, same hour and place.
hEpHRWH WHn nDpxALirl Trustees.
abs !" " WARHsR, Aust.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-04-05

Dan ess all thsy p.sd .tOa, ..or., Of The bs', au.
a''o1s-' oAsh pnss. a,yy,,u.,y .
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07

A MAN while walking in At
Iantic avenue, Brooklyn, on
Saturday evening was jostled
by a stranger, and after pro-
ceeding a lew yards, felt in his
pocket in vain Tor his watch -
He hasteneh back, overlook
The thief, and pointing his re-
volver, sternly demanded,
"Give me that watch" The
stranger surrendered it with
out a word and hurried away.
On reaching home the gentle
man was startled in the middle
Of his narrative Of his desper
ate encounter with a highway
man by all interruption from
his wife: why, John, you
'eIt your watch on the bureau
this morning, and 1 have been
wearing it all day"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07

1T is stated that d lady
school teacher in Omaha, hav-
ing an inordinate dread of the
small pox, sent home u little
girl because she said her moth
er was sick and had marks on
her tace. The next day the
little girl. presented herself at
The school house, with her fin,
ger in her mouth and her bon
net swinging by The strings,
and said to the teacher, "We've
got a little baby at our house,
but mother told me to tell you
il isn't catchin'."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07

SAMMY SUNSET Cox, the Buck
eye abroad, who has done long
and valiant service in the
cause OF a "wbite mans gov
ernment or none," was badly
worsted in debate on civil
nights in the House, on Tues
day, by Mr.. Rainey, a colored
member from South Carolina
Sammy ended by conleSsing
his sins, and pleading that he
had been a victim to circum.
stances.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07

The daily papers are after
the Cincinnati Enquirer for
resorting to a lottery scheme
contrary to law to increase
their subscription list, and call
upon the Grand Jury of Ham
ilton county to indict its pro
prietors. The Enquirer office
appears to be headquarters in
Cincinnati for that clasc Of
professional gentlemen, and
the most extensively adVer'
tised faro bank in the State is
said to flourish and bring forth
rich fruits under the shadow
of its protecting wings. 1t
scarcely appears necessary to
add that the Enquirer claims to
have given birth to reputation
in all Of its various forms. For
of such is the kingdom Of
Pendleton.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07

IT has been suggested by the
editor of the Baltimore Ameri-
can, who is an intimate friend
Of the President, that Office
holders who are true friends Of
the President will stay away
from the Philadelphia conven-
ton, and will by such a course
please the President.
While we are not prepared
to ask a man to renounce all
his rights to citizenship, or to
say that he is less patriotic.
because he holds an office un-
der the administration, we hope
the above suggestion may be
regarded, for the reason alone
that it will spike the noisieSl
gun of the opposition.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07

IT is strange that the truly
independent journals can't ap'
preciate a good thing when
they see it. There are some
things that we like to know,
and some things that are not
worth finding out. For in
stance: it's no fun 10 know who
Senator Logan has recommend
ed for Office, tor he says he has
recommended persons, would do
it again, and is only sorry that
all he recommended were not
appointed, for he believes them
10 have been good, responsible
men. But when it comes to a
Senator of such straight-laced
virtue as Mr.. Trumbull, who
prates to the public that it
is highly demoralizing for a
Senator 10 do such things, each
recon mendation Of a friend or
relative lound in the depart
ment in his hand writing be-
comes either a serious charge
against, or a huge joke on the
honorable gentleman's virtue,
unless, indeed, he is prepared
TO plead that his present posi-,
ton is a frightful example Of
the decentralization CT which
he speaks.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07

Tue Gallipolis Journal says
The location of the bed Of the
g., McA. & G. Railroad is still
progressing. The engineer
have located the road beyond
the Evergl cen summit. They
report that with a grade Of less
than eighty feet to the mile,
they will be enabled 10 pass
this summit with cut Of only
twenty-five feet. They also
find that the road can be made
for much less than was estima-
ted by Macleod. the former
engineer. At one place where
he (MacLeod) had estimated
the masonry to cost $4,000,
they find that no masonry is
necessary. In fire, it can be
safely said The road can he
built for much less than Mac
Leod's estimate, which was
S34s 694 0S, or SSH 40 per
mile. Route No. Z, (the route
selecied) via Evergreen, Trace
Run, Big Raccoon, Pierce Run
and Vinttn Furnace Hollow,
MacLeod's report shows to be
80 SO miles; this will be short
ened materially IN the final To-
cation"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-03-07
Railroad.

A correspondent of the On
cinnati Enquirer in speaking Of
the FarmerS and Miner1 Rail
road, says
This road 10 to extend from
Urbana, Champaign county, to
Macarthur, Vlnton county, pass
Eing through Madison, Plcka.
way, Ross, and Hooking coun-
ties, thus connecting the best
agricultural and mineral re-
gion Of the State, making a To-
cal trade sufficient to make the
road q paying investment, be-
sides the general business 1t
will have by being connected
with the largest roads in the
country. At Macarthur 1t con-
meets with the Gallipolis and
Logan Road, and at Gallipolis
with the Chesapeake and Ohio
Road, giving US a short and
easy access to the seaboard.-
AT Urbana The road will have
direct Chicago connection, viG
the Columbus, Chicago and In
diana Central; a Cleveland con-
neciion Ui;a the Bee Line; and
a Sandusky connection via the
Cincinnati, San husky & Cleve-
land; while there is a project
on ioOt to secure a Toledo con-
nection, by building an air
line road from that CITY through
Flndlay and Bowling Green to
Kenton, there making con-
nection with the Cincinnati,
Sandusky and Cleveland Road.
This road Is a pecessity, and
Judging from the interest mani
tested along the entire line
will undoubtedly be built. A
corps of surveyors will be
started out in a few days, The
fund to pay them having al
ready been raised.