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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16


In the whole history of ma
tional political conventions in.
this country there has not been
recorded one in which there
was more wire-pulling, more
political intriguing, more sell
fish trlckery, more bargaining
and dickeriDg than in the so.
called "Liberal' Convention at
Cincinnati, called to protest
against political wire-pulling,
intriguing and dickering. Mr..
Adams might we'll exclaim,
sDraw me out of the crowd
for, taking as true what the
leaders of the Convention say
of each other, there never was
a more shameless set Of tricks.
ters; and never were there
more aagrant attempts to muz.
zle opinion, pack delegations,
and override justice by fraud,
force, and corruptlon.-O Oeve.
Herald.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16
Fatal Accident.

Harry, son Of Leonidas Alex
ander, of Jasper, was drowned
Wednesday, April "a, under
most singular circumstances.
There was a post-hole in the
yard with about six inches of
water in it. The lad, it is sup
posed, was reaching after some
thing in the hole, perhaps a
toad, and stirring it up with a
stick, when he lost his balance,
fell In head foremost, and as
the hole was quite deep and
small he had no chance to save
himself, not even being able
to alarm his mother by his
cries. He was only missed a
few minutes, when his feet
were observed above ground
but when taken out life Twas
extinct He vas about three
years of age, and grandson Of
Stewart Alexander Pike Co.
Republican.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

The best man the s'I,iberals1"
were able 10 suggest for Presi.a 81
dent was a Grant ofice.hoIdero
Charles Francis Adams. 10 eai
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

On the Both ult,, Geo. Davis
& Co., of Portsmouth, shipped
by rail five hundred fat hogs for1
Baltimore. Upon reaching
Hamden one hundred and forty
of them had died from exces.
sive heat so the dispatch states,
but doubtless the real cause
was crowding too many into
the cars.-Gallipolis Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16
FURNITURE.
aFItRNITURE. =
FURNITURE.
W M. .E.Batses''

TsSWg shnl5 sGgnl !.
%, Paint Street, bet. Second
and Water, IS daily recetU-
Sag ample supplies Of NeaO
and Elegant Sets Of Bed
room, Pa.lor and Dining
room Furnitare; also a
large assortment Of large
and small LOOKING
GLASSES, .qohich he aciU
sell at reduced prices.
Cutthis oat and put 1t IN
your pocket. 10 aoiU renaind
you qUhere you can alauoyS
get good reliable goods.
Lou Prices preoatl.
80 PAINT STREET,
Bet. 1Second and Water,
CHILLICOTHE, o.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

The ENQUIRER Lottery SWIM
dlei--Ayoice from one of the
AFFLICTED.
We give place to the follow
ing letter from one Of our DEM
ocratic brethren who was Ia
ensin and done for by the En-
quirer sWindle. He informs
us that he has heard rumors of
several persons who drew pri.
zes, bat on examining into the
matter the parties denied the
softimpeachpent So the Dem
ocracy of Vint1n have sent
their hundreds pf dollars to
the Enquirer and they get no
gllttering greeAback, stem
yinder, or even a"Cheap John
Jack knife in return for their
money. '.aaA
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16
The Cushman Concert

ems Journal goes for the Cush-
man Troupe, which gave a
concert here lately, thus
Those who attended the con-
cert may be interested in its
perusal:
LIE Grand Cushman has a
pleasant falaetto voice and a
mediocre talent for mimicry.
inferior 10 All. Burnett and
Sol. Smith Russell. And that
is all of him. After reading
his own nauseating putis in 'Our
Own Paper,~ and seeing and
hearing his sanctimonious air
and his affected, recitations,
one feels tempted tn pronouncs
nim Le Grand Humbug, about
whom there Is not one iota of
manliness.
Professor Burke (Heaven
save the markD is composed
OF three parts vanity to one
part agility. His "organ origi-
nallleS" are as original as a
sophomore's essay on the sea-
sons.
The troupe can enjoy the
sole pleasure of singing Pro-
feSSor Burke,s, composition,
"The Little Church around the
Corner" undisturbed, tor no
one else, l am sure, would care
to weaken his brains with such
stuff.
Montgomery seemed the only
honest one of the trio. He has
a naturally good, deep bass
voice, but it is almost without
cultivation or training. He
did not look like gentleman.
rather like a abummer," in fact
but he, at least, wore no dis
guise, affected nothing, he was
not.
But it was a high moral en-
tertainment. Oh, veryl so is
milk and water a highly moral
beverage.
But to one who loves and re-
Veres music as noble science,
such poor, parrot mimicry OF
the mere alphabet of that sci.
ence is humiliating:-humilia-
ting because to the unlearned
in music such twaddle seems
the utmost of the art, and in
stead of being elevated, the
standard OF taste is lowered
and music is degraded by such
concerts, heralded by such full
someness. ..
The songs sung by the CuSh-
man Troupe, with, perhaps the
single exception of "The Old
Sexton" who was superan rua-
ted years ago, are 10 the really
great and true entertainments
in music as the abs and ebs of
the spelling book are 10 the
Julius Caesar of Shakespeare.
Such compositions as "The Lit
tie Church." aforesaid, "When
Grandmama is Gone will do for
children and extreme youth,
just as we teach them reading
by the use Of such monosylla-
bles as ."This is Johns dog
Johns dog can run" But is
that the stuff to put into ser
mons and lectures thereof
No more should concert Civ
ers degrade and be-little the
noble art of music, by such
namby-pamby emptyings of
wish. .washy brains.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16
John Porter Brown. sacrata,

John Porter Brown. SecretaI
ry and interpreter of the Amer
lean Legation, died of heart
disease, at oonstantinople, on
last Saturday. He was a ma
tive of Chillicothe, but for the
last forty years had resided in
Turkey.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

1t is to be regretted that the
Legislature adjourned without
fixing the time tor the consti-
tutionaI convention. On the
last day of the sessiS8 the SEN
ate bill providing for the cleo
ton of delegates IN April,
1873, was taken up in the
House and lacked but three
votes of the constitutional ma
jority. Nearly all the Repub-
licans voted for the bill; near
ly,sllthe. Democrat against it,
B A DKUSKEN woman shot her
husband at clifton, VT Va, on
Tuesday Of last week killing
! him Instantly. f7 % ''''da''
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

This was found in letter nd
dearest Love-I have swalt q
lowed the postage stamp whichnA
was on your letter. because AZ
know your lips have touched Oh
lAstl nl lw .Lra .s9o lhiaa eAi
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

Our Representatives are en-,
titled TO much credit, at least
Ohio laws are being copied
by the legislatures of other
States. But recently, Illinois
adopted the Adair liquor law,
and now the legislature of New
York has passed a law similar
to the law enacted during our
last session of the General AS.
Sembly, allowing newspaper
reading people to serve as ia.
rors. Surely we are in the ad-
Gallspo1ts Journal. A'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

--$e0o<
EVIDENCE continues to ac-
cumulate respecting the hopes
that are inspiring the Democrat
ic party In this contest. AS we
have said before, it is not a de-
sire for tariff reform, or a re9
form of the civil service; it is
not the hope of securing uni
versal amnesty, nor of break.
ing down old party lines, that
prompts the Democratic party
to-day. 1t is simply and solely,
only and entirely, a desire to
regain the old ascendency.-
Weeks and weeks ago the Mis-
souri, Republican declared
that the only way to secure a
restoration OF power was to join
the boiling Republicans, CIV
ing to them the Presidency,
and taking for the Democracy
Congress. Nov that the Mis-
souri, Republican sees a chance
of accomplishing this coalition,
it comes out more boldly than
ever, and asks if Greeley with
a Democratic Congress, is not
preferable to Grant with a Re-
publican Congress. In the
Louisville Courier-J Journal, the
same view is advanced and de-
Tended. Should this coalition
be completed, we believe the
whole question would be mar
rowed down simply TO this
ais the nation prepared for the
renewed ascendency OF the
Democracyg We will go fur
ther, and say that even in the
event of separate Democratic
nomination, this is still a ques-
tion, the paramount, overshad-
owing, importantquestion Let
no Republican close his eyes
20 the real issues. just as
much as ever the country, in
our judgment, has to fight
against the Democracy, inspir-
led with the same oldhepes, an
imaied by the same old princi-
1 pies, that it has been INSPIRED
! and animated by for the last
: twenty years M Csncssiaan,!ats si i, Ga
y ss1e. iaT' ."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16
money.
MAY Sth, 1872.

EDITOR RECoRD:-1 am not
in the habit of writing any
thing for publication; but
there is a matter ] want
brought to the consideration Of
your numerous readers, and
the public generally. It may
be of benefit to many and save
money. to the county. 1 have
reference to the Cincinnati En-
quirer Lottery business. The
plan Of lottery is explained in a
word: You pay an extra charge
of fifty cents for PAL er
and become a participant In a
distribution of prizes amount
ing, as they say, to $2O,000.-
Now l know whereof | speak
and say believe the said lot
terry is a decoy, or a fraud, a
swindle, a humbug, a cheat,
or something of the kind. l
am not versed in language and
don't know which word to call
it; but it is something that
will make the participant or
ticket holder poorer, and the
vender of said tickets and slip
of paper richer. The Question
with many of us is now, wheth-
er they send out any prizes
If they do it is for future iDflu-
ence as any one will see who
will look at the report of their
drawing that went off a week
or two since. You will see by
it that If they have given any
prizes they have sent one of
the most valuable to each
State Is this not for influence
next..wlnter9 Now there have
been many dollars sent there
from this county and among
all the ticket holders and as
pirants to their glttering pri-
zes not one so far as l can
hear held the lucky number
nary dime did any of us get;
so l conclude the Enquirer's
lottery is a swindle 2.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

The wife of the British vice
consul now lies bed ridden ando
desolate at Athens. This may0T
not seem a very rematkaHsas
circumstance, but the old ladydi
was formerly Theresa Blacklia
and to her Byron sang, o"Maidli
of Athens ere we part."s sii 10
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

) .EyEss22rarSdbd s2 anS;bd seems to be adu ield
terated lately, except oys'ers !,
and eggsand they often outliSe u
their usefulness.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16
An ingenious INSTRUMENT. .

An ingenious Instrument
Droz. a mechanic Of G eneVa,
produced a clock which excelE
ed all Others in ingenuity. On
it were seated a negro, a shep-
herd and a dog. When the
clock struck, the shepherd
played six tunes on his flute
and the dog approached and
fawned upon him. This wont
derful machine was exhibited
to the King Of SPAN, who was
greatly delighted with it. 'p'
"The gentleneSs of my dog
said Droz, "ls his least merit
If your Majesty touch one Of
the apples which you see in the
shepherds basket, you will adj
mire the animals fidelIty."s lo
The King took an apple, and
the dog few at his hand barks
ing SO loud that the Kings dog,
which was in the room, began
10 bark also. AT this. tho cour
tiers, not doubling that it W. s
an affair of witchcraft, hastily
left the room, crossing them
selves as they departed. Hav.
ing desired the Minister Of Ma
rine-the only one who ven
tured to remain-to ask the
negro what o'clock il was, the
Minister did so, but obtained
no reply. Droz then observed
that the negro had not yet
learned to speak Spanish, upon
which the question was repeat
ed In French, when the black
Immediately answered him. -,
At this progidy, the firmness Of
the minister forsook him, and
he retreated precipitately de-.
ciaring that it must be ihs
work Of a supernatural beii &
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-05-16

PROFESSOR DELAUNEY0 hasgl
been lecturing in Mrs ,atine on
"The Roman Catacombs.' He
says The rock under Rome, one
hundred feet or more below
the surface, is hoheycohbed
with about nine hundred miles z
of passage ways, and dthat frttn
six to seven millions human ,;
bodies have been plaosd there.
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Observation-Disclosures

Staot- e5trf8ser d. t.-0e,
ySttomatS au0erein" ge9er Same5 SSiin;
unb Srau: Chs. M. @riffiu muroe ais gu.
rotor sum Serfdufe BON @runObeiie ali oel
9ammOnOz4 lep, auf wel6em cine 9ppotbeI
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9egen SEQ. Seslsr; $. s. SOhnion als @u.
RAZOR erHannt, I'M gepiIies gigeutbum an
gtOdt0ns4Gep 3ur 9Cfung elmer 5ppotbcl
bon $4,000 gu uertaufeu. - So. Sitler. Jun.
uro anoIre gegen GliiGbetb q. Glitter; Qu'
trag auf Sbeilung elmer @rbidaft.
9 uperipr< 9ert1 t, - Siaaf Wet-
ger gegen Den yS1SmardsS aupercin, yir. j."
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gen Scr. 44-65 Dor.
8aiieus@eriAt. - S%Oumadten 3ur
Gerwaltun9 bon Na6laHenihaften erhielteu :
SameS 6. @ri9ss fir Marp u. @ri9as,
$4,000; Sames s. @ri8gs fir ISM. @riSgS,
$4,000; 2ilette &ubu fir 5oispb &ubu, $500;
QOui5 8eiS fir 6rieOr. BeiS, $40, 900;
@ath. 6. 0Ouie uno 3iram 8OobS iir "a.
mel @haie, s42 900.
Ser. Staaten 9itritts sc.
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oaS Shifi peabD aanc," 9eei9uet pom Sob.
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oeueriaB fir ben Nidttransport bon 1000
8aB 9ar8, ba baS 6abrssug ieineu @etims
mungSOrt %duoerte; unerleoigt.
9n ben iibrigen @eriateu taulen
felHs eripabneuSwertbe @eifafte DOR.
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Sa5 9rOee ScSenSfeE oe8 mnabbdn=
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cine grObe aensitli6teit bsmerfbar urlo in
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it9erbsit sur S6au, Die beutlid) geaug ber>
rdtb, 6aB tbm Die n6tbige 8ube unO 6eitig.
fett feblt.
Ser @eriatsbOf trat un9efd6r 9e9sn 9 llbr
3uiaInmer, mo be GonlpletIrulg Der Sc.
ibiporereH murbe uieoer autaenommen. Su
elner Stunbe mar bieie An9elegenbeit 6eens
Oct, uorauf man sur GereiotgunJ Der 3euqen
ldIrttt. AlS aud oi'Ies atgetban mar, belt
@enerdlanIualt Spelter ben Der AnflaQebe-
bOrre cine Anipra6e al bic @ei6moreneu.
@r mics 00rauf bin, oaB eS in oifiem HaQe
ausroiR98 on etnem banbgreifliden, ununr-
itoBltden Sefueiie man9ele, baB aber SieSette
Der 3eugenausia9en 10 o%oaitdnoig werben
wiirOe, Oa6 &einer Der @eibporenen mebr ben
l~etieiten 3peifel an Der Sdulo beS Angeflaq<
ten begen rpiirDe. ST mieoerholtt bann non
etHmal Die nIberen lmfGnoer melhe ben
NiorO begleitetsn uuo bic mir bereitS aeftern
aGsfibrItd per0fentli6ten, Serner eriuf,te
er Die @ei9pOreneu, lid nidt bur1 falldes
Wtitleio nit bem ln9etIagten al einem
Shritte binreiBen su laiien, Der f6 nit ibrel
BfIldt ni6t ucreiut9en laien uiiroe; fie iou<
ten nift ben An9efla9ten, ionOern nament,
lid bas 8erbre6en ms Iuge faifen uno bar
nod ibr 8erbtft fduen. &ls @euerals 4npalt
Speier geeuSet, belt @r=9ti6ter Olaulsbn
BON Der Tertbetoignug 9leidfaqS cine Sin.
iprafe an Die @elduoreuen, welfe ldnqer,
als sruei Stunben lpdbrte. @r fritiIrte ole
Jteoe ieiues GorgdnserS unO fibtte bann
ebeuioQS nod ei1mal Die ndberen lrnfdnoe
beS Sales alt, ieood in etnem gan; anoeren
2ihte. Gr ipraf feline uebcr5euguns oabin
aus, baB er feit an Die llnitulo ieines @lien-
ten CLAUDE uno bic SurD mitfe llHb perbe aud
81 ~berielbeu lleberSeugung gelangen unb ibr
wiiroe v9ttft ifuloig!" Iautel.
9ierauf uerta9te fidl Der @eridtsbof auf cine
9tuGoem biefe Stunbe oerflOfcn mar, Be.
ganu Sas SerbDr Der Belaftan9sseagen;
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-09-20

slouhI OHB: DOEuu SpIi Iuul 5u NIT HlO
eriuflte MD, III Der Miible u%ad3uieben, oh
i'd bort pisaeidt ibren Dtang finoen tonne,
ben fe lett rnshrersu Stunbeu uernliBt babe.
Dies mar am 5. april 1872, GbenO8 nm s
llbr. Sing init Chem III bic Miihle utO fallS
Qpnn's 2eiauam i'll bem @ai3enbebdlter.
NuOere Ysrionen famen binSu uuo sogeu ben
2eidnam beraus. (3euge beitrieb bieruuf
Den Sbeil Der Mtii3le, no Der Geihnam 9e=
iunben pOrOsn wQr.) Qapis battcoie Ntible
wsntge Milnten, bsoorif ite batrat, usrlafien
unO tebrte crit nm Mitternadt juriid."
Die ausiagen o:eieS 3eugeu, Der bereits
pibreno beS eritsn Yro5eiiss Uerb6rt mar, In,
teriGieOen itdl bon ietne1 iriibersn 4usiageu
nidt i'm WtinNeiten; audi bei'm &reu5uerb6re
ia9te er uldts 9teueS aus
Der geri6tSbof uertagtc itb barauf bis
KIM nGhiten WfDrdeu.