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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
Notice..

DATRiCK McALLlsTER and Bridget Nc Al
l. lster OF the State OF Tennessee, will take
notice that Daniel Will of the county OF Vinton,
State CT Ohio, did on the z4th day OF July, 1872,
file his certain amended petition ia the Court
ofCommon Pleas within and for Vinton coun.
ty, Ohio, against them the said Patrick Meals
lister and Bridget McAllIsier and II. 8. Bundy,
defendants, se1ing forth that the said Patrick
McAllister and Bridget McAllister gave a
mortgage TO Joseph X. Will, Thomas b. DAVIS
and said Daniel Will on the northwest quar-
ter Of section no Is, township no IL, Of range
no IL, in Vinton county, Ohio, excepting the
school house lot and graveyard lot thereon;
the said tract containing 1852 acres and beng
the same conveyed 10 said Patrick McAllister
by said Daniel Will, BY his deed dated July 2S,
1865, TO secure the payment of fiye thousand
dollars, according 10 certain notes referred 10
in said mortgage, the following of which said
notes are due and unpaid to wit: one for S40O, 90
due on or before April 1st'lS70, and one for
S566,6t2& due April lst 1S7l-and that said
Daniel Will lis the owner and holder OF said
notes, and that the said II. 8. Bundy, defend
ant, claims some interest In said lands under
the said Patrick McAlllster and Bridget Neal
lister, and praying that said Patrick McAllis-
ter and Bridget McAlllster may pay or cause
to be paid, said sum now claimed to be due,
with interest thereon, from maturity OF said
notes; or that said premises may be sold to
pay the same, and the said Patrick McAllister
and Bridget McAllister are notified that they
are TO appear and answer said petition on or
before the third Saturday after the 9sth day OF
August, 1879. DANIEL WILL
Bv II Q. JoNEs, his Attorney.
July 26, 1872.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
Notice,

II oUIsA ROGERS and Jesse Rogers, her
lIhusband OF - county, Iowa, Rnoda Al.
derman, ofStory coun ty, I5wa, MelVina shn-
nsr and Allison shfiner, her husband and Ly.
dla O. Drake. OF Polk county, Missouri, and
Priscilla Alloway, and Asalon AlloWaY her
husband, o. county, Wisconsin, will take
notice that ]. H. ". Houston, adminislra tor
Of .he estate OF Joseph n. Smith, deceased. on
the first day OF August, A. d. 1872, filed his
petition IN the Probate Court, within and fof
the county OF Vinton, Ohio, alleging that
the personal estate OF SAID decedent is insuffi,
cient 10 pay his debts and the charges ot
administering his estate; that he died seized
in fee SIMPLE OF the following described real
estate, situate In Vinton county, OHIO, to wit |.
The northwest quarter OF the northeast quar-
ter Of section number iiVe, (5) township num-
Der twelve, l2) range number seventeen, (l7)
containing forty acres more or less. The
prayer OF sad petition is for the sale OF said
real estate. for the payment Of the debts and
charges Aforesaid.
Said pstitiou will be for hearing on tha llth
day OF September. A. ID. 1872, at 10 O'Clock,
NJ, or as soon thereafter as leave can be
obtained. JH, M. HOUSTON.
Of the estate of Joseph NJ. Smith
August 9Th, 1879.
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ly palmed off on the public as sovereign rem.
edies, but IL most powerful tonic and alter
alive, pronounced so by the leading medical
authorities OF London and Pars, and has been
long used by the regular ph, sicians Of other
countries with wonderful remedial results.
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retains all the mediclnai virtues peculiar to
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Sole Agent for the United States.
Price one dollar per bottle. Send for circu-
lar. - SlJul4wdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
MINOR R. POTTER,

A' ~ @NHN
A plain, well informed farmer of
Jackson township, is our candi-
date for Probate Judge. He
has been one of the active men
of his township, given more at
tention to agriculture than pol
itics; but is we'll qualified and
will make a strong race for the
office for which he has been
nominated.
EZEKIEL RATCLIFF,
Of Richland is the candidate
for Commissioner. Richland has
long borne the name of the
banner township for the De-
mocracy, but such is Mr.. Rat
cliffs personal popularity with
the people of his township, and
their confidence in his ability
and judgment in the safe, econ
omical management OF their
township affairs that they have
repeatedly elected him to the
office of Trustee. That section
of the county is by right enti-
tied to the Commissioner, and
We believe Mr.. Ratcliff will
perform the duties of that office
ably.
ROBERT SAGE.
Is the candidate for Coroner,
all Office which was entirely
lost sight OF until the last mo-
ment, no candidates having
been announced Squire Sage
is one of our Oldest citizens
and is too we'll known TO need
remark. The office is of no Pc
cuniary Importance to any per-
son, but we regard Mr.. Sage's
election as exceedingly desira
BILE to the people. While Mr..
Green may be, for aught we
know, an excellent man, he
lives on the extreme edge Of
the county where his services
would not likely be required,
and almost inaccessible to a
large portion of the people, ex
cept at increased time and ex
pense. If the emoluments Of
the office would justify his re-
moval to the county seat this
would be no objection, but he
could not afford to move across
the road for all the profit the
Office would be to him in ten
years. Neither of the candi-
dates, we presume, have any
anxiety for the Office, and will
be just as happy, however it
may terminate.
> This concludes our revie " OF
the ticket. 1t is, taken as a
whole, the best that has been
presented to the people of our
county during our residence
here.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08

duties than was the lot of the
common soldier. A short ser.
vice here and he began to feel
that he was not bearing his
part of the burden with his
comrades, and scorning TO shirk
bis share of the hard work, he
returned 10 his company. AT
the battle of Stone River he
had been detailed to guard a
wagon train ten miles from the
field, but on hearing the noise
OF the battle he obtained per-
mission from his commander.
took charge ofa squad, march
ed on double-quick for the bat.
tle.feld, where he arrived in
time to take part in the fight
when hottest and was wounded
twice-through the calf of the
leg and the hip. Capt. Fenton
was struck down with a death
wound almost at the same mo-
ment, while standing by his
side. After the wound he laid
six weeks in the field hospital
in the dead OF winter with moth
ing but a tent and blanket for
covering, barely escaping with
his life, returned 10 his compa |
ny, and served In The ranks till |
the close of the war, taking
part in all the battles of Thorn
as army, and having a KNAPP
sack torn of OF his back by a
cannon shot al the battle of
Chickamauga. That is the kind
Of timber We offer as our can
didate for Sheriff. He deserves
we'll at the hands of the people.
VIM. R. YAPLE
Is our candidate for Treasurer.
Our acquaintance with Mr.. va.
pie is recent, but he bears an
estimable character with his
neighbors for honesty AMI pro-
bity of (character,) which is
evinced by their lately electipg
him Treasurer of their town
ship, Notwithstanding it is po-
liticalIy opposed to him, almost
by general consent. He is a
plain, n,unpretending young man,
of good education, which he
has obtained by alternately
working on the farm, teaching G
school, and attending school as
pupil. He is brother of
Hon. Alfred Yaple, Judge ol
the Superior Court of Oincinna-
tI.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
MoARTHUR HACK LINE.

CHARLES W. BARNETT, Proprietor
w to ton meet ali mail trains % and the eaprssa u.Ss
going west.
Hack leaves Macarthur post office q. l0:45
o'clock, A. NJ. each day, TO connect with mail
trains, and 2;2op. m. to the express going
west. e,r.
Orders LEFT at the post office, Macarthur, or
Dundas, promptly attended TO.
2my - CHARLES W. BARNETT,
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Attachment Notice.

George W. Jackson, Plaintiff, sgainst william
Hemp, defendant.
Before A. q. Twvey, Esq.,J p. Of Clinton
township. vinton county, o.
ON the lst day Of July 1879 SAID Justice IS.
Osued an order ofattachment and garnlshee
in the above action for eleven dollars, said
canse will be for hearing August oath, 1872, at
10 A. NJ. CIV. JACKSON.
.iamden o., July 25, 1872.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
Assignee,s Notice.

A DIVIDEND OF six per cent. on the
10 the creditors, at the Office of the Probate
Judge of Vinton County, Ohio, al Macarthur,
dunBg the ensuing week, commencing Mon.
day, July 9Th, 1872, and the two succeeding
weeks at the counting room Of the under.
signed, at Chillcothe. tf
kS. W. KILvERT, Jr,
July 1, ls72st Assignee Of Long Smith
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
Attachment .NOfice.

John Petit and David shively, Trustees Of
Jackson tp., Vinton Co., o., against Beuford
8. Croy, defendant.
BefO'o Andrew Curry, J. p, Jackson tp.,
vinton county, o.
ON the asth day Of June, A. D. 1872, said Jus.
Otice issued Gn order of attach meat nnd or
der of garnishee in the above action for the
sum Of s7aOO and interest. sald writ Of gar
nishee was served on Robt. 8. Barnhill, Jack.
son township, August 8, 1879, Said action will
be for trial, August "a, 1879, at 10 o'clock,
Al NJ.
JOHN PETlT& DAVID sHIYELY
Trustees OF Jackson tp., Vinton Co., o.
II. Q. JOKES, Attorney.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
THE CONVENTION AND
THE TICKET,

day, was larger than any simi
lar meeting held in this >coun
: ty since the close of the war
every township save Vintor
(entitled to but one delegate
being fully represented by del
egates and alternates. The
contest on the part OF the
friends of the several candi
dates was spirited, but was
conducted with all fairness
and the result was received
with general satisfaction. OF
course there was degree oil
disappointment on the part of
those whose candidates were
not nominated, which was the
more intensified by the knowl.
edge that their iavorites were
in every way worthy. We
have never known a conven-
tion where a better class Of
candidates were presented, and
while it may be doubted by
some If the strongest ticket
has been selected, the fairly
expressed sense of the majori
ty has been taken and it only
remains for us to affirm that
choice at the polls with our
hearty support. 1t is what
would have been expected of
the successful candidates and
their friends had the result
been otherwise; it is what they
may now riehtfully expect, and
will without a doubt receive.
The ! ticket is undoubtedly
the best as a whole, that has
been presented by the Repub-
licans of this county since we
have resided here.
For Clerk of the Court we
have
GEORGE W. HOLLAND,
A young lawyer of Macarthur,
honest sober and courteous,
with fixed habits of life and
character which have given
him the esteem of every man
of his acquaintance. His faith
er was a gentleman of influ-
ence in the Democratic ranks
in this county, having spent a
fortune in upholdlng it, dying
and leaving a wife and family
OF small children unprovided
for, of whom George was the
Oldest son. With the respon
sibility Of the education and
care of the younger children
resting to great extent upon
him he turned In like a little
man and shared his mothers
labors in their behalf. The
breaking out of the rebellion
found him but a lad weighing
about seventy pounds. He
was too small for a soldier, but
he hired himself out as a team
ster in the army, where he
worked until age had given
him the requisite size, when
he enlisted and served as a
private. soldier until the close
Of the war brought him home
a staunch Republican. With
only what he had been able to
save out of his paltry salary of
$13 per month of a private
soldier, and without influential
friends, he determined to fit
himself for the Bar, which he
did by working and studying
at the same time until he pass
ed a creditable examination
and was admitted to practice
about a year since. Such pluck
In a young man deserves to be
rewarded-and it will be.
GEORGE KALER,
The candidate for Sheriff, is a
resident of Zaleski, is engaged
as salesman for the Zaleski Co..
and is a young man of unexcep-
tionables, qualifications. He
served throughout the war in
the ranks, in the 18th Ohio Vol
unteers, entering thatregiment
AZ fho ooa 60 W.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
Proceedings of the County
Convention.

Pursuant to the call OF tht
Committee, the Republicans o
Vinton county by their dele
gates, met in convention at tht
Court House, in Macarthur
August 5, 1872, at II O'CLOCK
A. M. On motion Hon. Fl. @
Jones was appointed chairman
On motion John Miller wa;
appointed Secretary and N. @
Wilcox, Assistant Secretary.
On motion Harvey Wells, F,
Shades and Henry Robbins
were appointed committee on
credentials.
On motion e. N. Barnhill, d,
J. Carney and 0. I. Smith
were appointed committee on
business. @E :
On motion the Convention
adjourned to II o'clock Z. NJ.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Convention met at the Court
House, at II o'clock, 2. M.
Committee On credentials re-
ported the delegations all full
except VintoD, one delegate.
On motion Mr.. Frank Strong
was selected to cast the vote OF
Vinton.
Committee on rules and Or
der of business made the Gus.
tomary report which was
adopted.
The chair appointed r. s
Barnhill and M. q. Bobliti, tell.
ers, when the convention pro,
ceeded to ballot for Clerk with
the following result
G. w. Holland. ...........:'......3 sc
solomon LantZ. Z..............,.... IL
u. l.. Derry ....................
e. w. Holland having re.
ceived majority of all the
votes cast was declared the
nominee.
A ballot was then had fol
Sheriff with the following re-
suit:
George Kaler, Madison tip, ,2i
Levi RObinet, Knox " ...... IA
Enos Winters, Elk .........
George Kaler having receiv-
ed majority of all the votes
cast was declared the nominee
tor Sheriff.
The names of D. K. Bray,
Thos. J. Brewer and Alfred
Burtenshaw were presented to
the Convention for the above
office, but were withdrawn by
authority.
VIM, .Yaple, of Eagle tp.,
being the only candidate for
Treasurer, was nominated by
acclamation.
n. r. Potter of Jackson, be-
ing the only capdidai Q for Pro
bate Judge, was nominated by
acclamation.
The ballot for Commissioner
resulted as follows
Ezekiel Radcliff, Richland tip. :. . Al
Edward Swepston g. zee. 2
Marcus II. Walker, Eagle IS. .... 6
Ezekiel Radcliff was declared
the nominee.
The name of John w. Brown
was presented for Commission
er, but was withdrawn by au>
thority.
Robert Sage being the only
name announced for Coroner,
was declared the nominee by
acclamation.
The following names were
presented as members of the
Central Committee for the sew.
eral townships.
SwAN.-Isaac Dunkle, |. F. Sain.
ELK.-Geo. Walker, David Bay, H.
Herrold.
MADIsoN.-Geo. E. Atkinson, j. E.
Spicer
KNox.-Rufus W. Lentner, A. c.
Mcpherson. .
WILKEsvILLE.-W. G. Cline, Harvey
Wells, Geo. L. Derry.
HARRisoN.-G. H. Mccormick, Chas
Depoy.
CLINToN.-Chas. Timms, T. M. BAY
JACKsoN.-Col NJ. r. Potter, Jared
B. Randall.
EAeLE.-G. I. Smith, John W.
Brown.
RICHLAaD.-I. n. Lottridpe d Coon
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-08-08
WILKESVILLE HOUSE,
ISAAC MILLER, Prop,r

WkLKESVILLE, OHIO.
THIS HOUSE il new and newly furnished
Il Throughout Every attention will be Civ
en- for the comfort Of guests, and the table
will be supplied with the best the market af>
lords. NY friends and the public generally
are invited TO give me a call
July /, 1872
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-11
ENTIRE HARMONY.
Nomination of John Sherman on
the First Ballot.

From the o. S. Journal January, 5th, inst
The Republican members of both
branches of the Legislature met in
the Hail ofthe House at seven o'clock
last evening, to nominate candidate
for United States Senator. to be elec-
ted on Tuesday, the 9th instant.
1t was announced that everybody
except Republican members of the
General Assembly would be excluded
from the meeting, for time at least,
until it was determined whether men,
bers of the press and the public gen.
,rllly would be admitted. The few
minutes that were occupied in debat-
ing this question were anxious ones
to the large crowd that had collected
in front of the doors and in the ro-
tunda, waiting to see whether they
have the privilege and pleasure of
hearing what was said. The follow
ing is the resolution that was pending
before the conven ion during this
while, offered by Mr.. Wilson of Ham
ilton:
That this Convention. comprising
the Republican members of the Gen
eral Assembly of Ohio, now proceed
to nominate candidate for the Uni
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-11
A Remedy Needed.

In numerous instances the Govern-
ment of the United States has suffered
pecuniary losses in consequence OF
the insufficiency of the bonds Of the
.lefaulting seoundrels. This ought
and can be effectually remedied.
Let the laws on the subject be so
FRAMED that the officer who is to han
ale Government money shall be re
quired TO give bonds so large as to
utterly preclude the possibility of the
Government losing in case such off
Ger rcproves defaulter. And if men
who receive official appointments have
not the character to enable them to
give the required bonds, let them
ean their living in other business.
There are also numerous instances
where states and counties have met
swlth similar loss.s The people
sshould pc protected and we therefore
Ihope that Congress and our Legisla-
lature will give this matter their at
tention:
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-11
senator sherman Reelected.

Both Houses voted for the Election
Of United States Senator on Tuesday
at noon. In the Senate Sherman re-
ceived II votes, Morgan 1S and
Schenck L. In the House, Sherman
received 81, Morgan Al and Cox l.
Neither candidate having received
a majority in both Houses, the Sen
ators and Representatives met in joint
Convention in The House at noon on
Wednesday, as provided by law, and
after efforts to"fillibustcr, ION the part
of some Democrats, the journals of
the previous day were read and then
proceeded to vnte-Senstors first and
then the Representatives. Before the
vote was announced, several Demo
Gratis changed their votes from Nor
gan to j. D. Cox, and some of them
insisted on filbustering, but the firm
ness of the Lieutenant Governor put
stop to it and announced that Hon
John Sherman having received 73
votes, 1.-TWO more than was necessary
he declared him elected United States
Senator from the State of Ohio, for
six years from the 4th of March
1873. The announcement was re-
ccived with great cheering.
This is proud endorsement Of the
administration of President Grant
and of the long honorable career of
Hon. John Sherman, by the great Re-
publican party of Ohio.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1872-01-11

CURE and call on A. w. b. inkerhOn
y 81 Son. in O'BrieDs splendid new
room. north of the Court Hous e, Upper
San dusky. Ohio. for