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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-05-28
BANkIMn.
FINANCE AND TRADE.
NASHVILLE QUOTATIONS..
rErrEssrR Ann orHrwsaoURrr1ns.

rKNNRssRR AND oTHEEsBoURTTTRs.
OOmpToIIer's warrants. .................... OIL
Tennessee bonds, old. ....ss...sss...s.s.s.s. ~
Tennessee bonds, new. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS u
Tennessee bonds, Capitol. s.....s 20
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad bonds,
endorsed. .sss.ss.s sss.s...s..ss-....s.s..s 10
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad BIDS,
endorSed..ss ..........-.s...s..ss. ~
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad binds,
endoESe0..... s.s.s.ss.ss..s.s.s.....s.s ~
Tennessee coupons, fundable.. 10
Tennessee coupons, due July, isf9...,.....s 90
Nashville and Decatur Railroad Bonds.,..... 72J
Oity Nashville bonds, old............ss..... 80
City NashF Tile bonds, signed Brown, Mayor. 90
City Nashville bonds, signed Alden, Mayor. 80
Nashville corporation coupons. ............. 80
Davidson couhty bonds Issued to Tennessee
and Pacific Ioad.-....-...s.,...s.s.... %
Davidson couRty bonds issued to Louisville
road. .s.s,..s.ss..s.....s. ...ss..sss .s..ss. W
Davidson county bends issued to other
( rOa0S. oU
Davidson county coupons. 20
Davidson county warrants. 60
Wilson county bonds, --long, ....,........... IS
e. 50 short, ............... 90
Montgomery county bonds. 60
GurfreesborO coupons. ..s......s.........ss. 80
Louisville and Nashville Railroad stock. "a
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad stock. 68
Nashville and Decatur Railroad stock. ....s 81
East Tennessee and Georgia Railroad stock. co
East Tennessee and Virginia Railroad do. 90
Memphis and Charleston Railroad stock.... 80
South Nashville Street Railroad stock. 10
North Nashville Street Railroad stock. 80
Spruce Street Railroad st0ck................1 100
Suspension Bridge stock. IS
Planters Bank stock. ,............s.
Union Bank stock.s. ..-...-.....'..........
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A cartOnie acid gas slaughter-house, for
the painless destruction of animal, is kind
hearted Bergh's latest idea. ea
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Tennessee Bonds are quoted il New
York at 49, for both the old and the new.
Bank of Tennessee notes and State war
rants are quiet. Dealers buy at 90G9lc
and hold at 93094c.
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different Centers Of Gravity FuNy
satisfied. sa
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southeru Bonds I'm Rev York.


Southern Bonds In Rev York.
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 22d inst. were
as follows:
SECOND BOARD.
10 900 North Carolina six per cents issued to
the North Carolina Railroad. ...s....43
5000 North Carolina Funding Act '6G......21
Loo M issouri six per cents. ...S64
The sales on the 23d inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRST BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six per cents, old.
10000 Tennessee six per cents, old. .........I3A
1900 Tennessee six per cents, new.........I3
go 900 Louisiana eight per cents Of l91O.....Sl
10000 Missouri six per cents. Soy
II 900 Missouri six per cents. ..S6I
10000 North Carolina special tax bonds, X
per cent oh..............s..'.....'.
SECOND BOARD.
10000 Missouri six per cents.
The sales on the 9th inst. were as fol-
lows:
FIRsT BOARD.
5000 Tennessee six per cents, Old...........I3
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new. .........13
1000 Virginia six per cents, consolidated. .ooH
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July ....................3 oA
. 900 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July.
1000 Missouri six per cents. so4
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THE COTTON sIARKETs.
Montgomery, Ala, HAY 30.

The Montgomery cotton market closed
firm this evening, viz: Good ordinary 21Ic;
strict good ordinary 226224c; low mid
dIngs 229c; middlings 23c.
Selma, Ala, Msy -.
There has been but one sale mazda, a
crop of 90 bales; low middling to middling
222c.
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CHICAGO, May 27.-Flour dull and nom
inal. Wheat dull and lower; No. 2 spring
S1.5Is61.52 cash; Sl57 for June, 1929 for
July; nothing done in other grades. Corn
45dG459c. Lard 65c. Bacon quiet and
UNCHANGED.
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s.. Lonts rlnrkets.

ST. LOUIS, May 27.-FlOur quiet and
nchanged-5usiness small. Wheat duh
aud dropping. Corn 47d475c for mixed
on track; No. 2 mixed, ON elevator SOC.
Bacon unchanged; only order trade. LTd
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New York General Markets

heavy. Cofiee-Rio 15R174c. Sugar-fair
to good refining sd9c; Cuba Ss69sc. Mo-
lasses is in fair request. Rice S1d95c.
Mess pork S13.5OnI3.55.
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on Saline Greek, occupying portion of the
lands of Lewis Irwin & Co: A few years
ago, Mr.. George Platte Of Ohio, bought two
hundred acres Of land, and since he bought,
many Of his old neighboTs have followed
him. They are hard working, quiet IN
dustrious citizens, attend to their own bust
ness, are willing to work and belong not
to that class Of politicians who unctiouS with
patriotism and swelteTing with loyalty, are
anxious to civilize and regenerate the South
and dsenthrall it from the errors, crimes,
corruptious and stupidities Of the past.
These men with Mr.. Platte, are highly res
pected and are doing much by their indus
try to restore prosperity tc the county. 1t
NAV be said of Stewart county what can be
said of no other county in Middle Tennes-
see, that the white men have become self
reliant. They labor in the fields, in
the shops and in their houses. The women
Of the family 90 Homework, and suffer no
annoyance from trusting to unreliable ser
wants. Your correspondent saw young Ia
dies of charming graces and high accom-
plishments performing Homework, not with
q demure, injured and care-wOrn cOunten-
ance, but with radiant smile and pleasing
expression. They handled the broom with
nimble fingers, and waited on the table
with the digniied ease of queens. One of
the most charming pictures seen in the
country was where young girl Of eighteen,
with dark brown hair, and eyes shining
with the light of diamonds, skin as pure
and white as alabaster, was tripping to the
cow-pen with pail and stool. The elastici-
ty of her step, the charming ndicete of her
manner, the brilliancy Of her countenance,
the look Of surprise, as she saT tue eager
curiosity manifested by your correspondent
in her movements, the lowing of the COWS
as they marched in Indian tlle from the
green pastures, all together formed pic
ture pleasing to remember and delightful IL
its sugSestiveness.
There are now in operation IN thls coun
ty four furnaces that are turning out IN th'
aggregate about forty-hye tons OF pig meta
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OrIenua gIarkets.

NEW ORLEANS, May 27.-Sugar quiet
but firm; fair to fully fair 81 d9se. MolAsses
firm; inferior 306323c; common 35d4Oc.
Coffee, ordinary 16lc; fair 17s6lSc; good
lSI6lSac; prime 1Sa619c.
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LOUISVILLE, May 27.-Bagging-17G
Tie. Flour inactive and unchanged
Wheat-S1.95. Corn-6T068e. Bacon
shoulders sc; clear rib 75c; cleaz sides 7sc.
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BANKING.
GENERAL MARKETS.
MONDAY, May q, 1872.

We note a continued advance in New
York, and considerable animation here.
We quote as follows:
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CIarksviIIe Tobacco Market.

Stock on hand and on shipboard. Ill!
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CINCINNATI, May 2S.-FloT-fsmily
SS.75A0.00. Wheat, red S1.SS-2-O3. Corn
51652cLard-steamS 5c; kettleSic. Bacon,
shoulders sc; sides 7td73c.
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NEW York, May 27.-CottOn 5rm; mid
ding upland 26c. Sales 1000 bales.
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

ALLEGHENY county, Pennsyl-
Vania, including Pittsburg, re-
turns its real and personal
property at a valuation OF
1856, 1S1, ,070, which is $3O,OO0,-
900 greater than the entire
State of Louisiana, In
Guiding New Orleans, which
has a larger population than
Pittsburg. This great wealth
is the product of its extensive
fields of miners rals-especially
iron and coal-and its railroad
advantages. In this there is
hint to our people. We have
near our doors untold wealth
in these two articles-iron and
coa,-and it is for the people
to say whether they shall be
made use of to enrich the
county and city. The Rail
road will do it-without il
these inexhaustible means oil
progress and wealth must re-
main as they have in the past,
OF no practical value Cali.
polls Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
JOHN N0OOK MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE 90,
OF BOSTON.
STATE OF OHIO,
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
Department of Insurance,
Columbus, March 16, 1872.

Wy HEREAS, the John Hancock Mutual
w Life Insurance Company, located at Bos.
ton. in the State of Massachusetts, has filed
Ia this Office sworn statement by the props
er officers thereof, showing its condition and
business, and has complied in all other re-
spects, with the laws oflhis State relating to
Life lnsupAce Companies.
Now, in pursuance eflaw, James Williams,
Auditor of the State Of Ohio, do hereby certi>
fy that said Company rs authorized to transS
act its APPROPRIATE business OF Life Insurance
IN this State, 10 accordance with law during
the current year. The condition ana business
Of SAID Company at the date Of such statement
Dec. 81, 1871 is shown as follows;
Amount oil joint stock or guarantee capital,
paid ....sl 600 0O
Aggregate amount OF available as
sets, including the sum ofSi8S,>
1855 " n premium notes held by
thscompany on policies issued. 2,lG2,ZH II
Aggregate amount OF liabilities, in.
GLIDING Sl,906,l4g "a for resin.
surance reserve computed by
the company according to the
combined exp. table, with inter-
est at per 1858 1853 70
Amount Of income for the pIecedI
ing year in cash........ .............. 725,7sO ~
Amount Of income for the preced.
ing year in notes for premiums. l27 ,499 %
Amount OF expenditures for the
preceding year in cash............. 453.222 10
Amount of notes and other oblga.
tions used IN payment Of losses
and claims, &C, during the year l10,9s8 90
In witness whereof, have hereunto
L. s. subscribed my name, and caused
the seal Of my office to be affixed,
the day and year above written.
JAS. WILLIAMS,
Auditor Of State.
Agents wanted. Liberal terms
HENRY PLESSNER,
State Agent, 80 and 80 Chamber Of
Commerce, Toledo, Ohio.
2gunls724w
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The Collector OF the First
District in this city before the
consolidation) was appointed
because he was a brother oil
a personal friend of the Presi
dent.-Cincinnat; Commercial.
Was he, indeed2 We had
been under the impression
that Col. Weitzel owed his of
flee to his own good self. The
encomiums passed upon him
by the interesting editor of the
Commercial added strength to
this impression. Moreover
among the recommendation
that Col. Weitzel had was 9
warm and strong one from MIR
Halstesd, indorsing his appii
cation in the most cordia
terms. Now comes Mr.. Hal
stead and makes the appoint
ment that he himself asked 70
a ground of reproach agains
the President. We call this
very small piece Of business
Nevertheless it. is of a charac
ter with other assaults on th
President. - Cincinnati q 90
zctte, p
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Conversational,


The Ironton Journal Of last
week explains Its opposition to
Mr.. Bundy for Congress to be
q preferance of Mr.. Neal for
that position. We so under
stood the Journal in its first
article. 1t excuses its location
of Mr.. Bundy In Tinton coun-
ty on the score of recent ac-
qnaihtainces in this region
We think if the journal had
been a little better acquainted
it would not have sent out the
article at all; for we are at a
loss to find any Particular rule
by which Lawrence county is
entitled to the Representative.
she has had continually for
nearly ten years the best Office
In the district-Assessor of In.
ternal Revenue, and the Judge
ship as long as Judge johnson
would have it. However, i
the people should decide t,
give her the Representative il
addition to all this the Repub
licaas of Vinton will do thei
best to secure bis election
But We can give Mr.. Bundy
larger vote than any othe
man, and we have occasio
this year above all Others {
put forward our strongest an
best men.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

The Missouri Democrat pub.
hshes crop dispatches from
over hundred points in Missou-
ri, Kansas, Illinois, Iowa, and
Nebraska, which say the win
ter wheat is very poor. A large
amount has been plowed up,
and the remainder will yield
only one-third TO one-half a
crop. There is very little old
wheat on liaE1
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

TIE citizens OF Gailipolis
propose to have that town and
township vote a fax of $4,000
toward the construction of the
Gallip",is Macarthur and COL
umJus Railroad.
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THE VINT0N RECORD.
Editorial Convention.


We were present at the Edi'
torial Convention at Athens
last week, met many new faces
among our editorial brethren,
as well as many of the old
ones, and altogether had a most
pleasant and profitable time.
The Athenians were on their
good BEHAVIOR they showed US
the beauties and wonders, nat
ural and srti6oial of the quaint
old town and vicinity, bade us
fall down and worship, and we
nearly did so. The banquet
given in the evening at the
Warn en- House was a success.
The table was loaded with ell
the delicacies of The season,
appropriate toaSts, we'll timed
responses and the presence of
the handsomest ladies gave
relish 10 the plenteous viands,
prepared by our most hospita
bic hosts. After the banquet
those who desired, found good
music and a gay party in the
adjoining building, where the
dance was kept up till "the
wee, sma' hours"
Athens is the "hub" of the
Hooking Valley, and of course
our hosts must show US their
possessions; so the next morn
ing we boarded a train which
had kindly been placed at our
disposal by Vice President
Green of the O. & FL. V. r, R.,
and were soon amid the hills
of Straitsville, where after a
short examination of the mines,
we returned to Nelscnville,
where the citizens had provi-
'ded a bounteous dinner. A
more satisfactory examination
of the mines was made at this
point, then an examination 9f
the salt works at Salina, and
the excursion ended. The mem
bers of the craft are certainly
under lasting obligations to
the committee and the citizens
of Athens Tor the complete
mess of the arrangements for
our entertainment. The Athe-
mans know how to do the hand
some thing, and they did 1t.
We intend hereafter refer
ring more at length to what we
saw about Athens; but we will
not close thls article without
noting the pleasure it gave us
to meet our good friend, Wal
ter g. Hood, restored to health,
and apparently as robust as in
the days of yore. OF course he
sang Barbara Allen and The
Dark Hills of Monroe.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

The Probibitionists can now
find a Republican candidate to
whose record they can not pos.
sibly find any objection. Hen.
ry Wilson has been all his life
strictly moral and temperate,
and always manifested the
deepest interest in the subject
of temperance, showing his
faith by his works, in organ
izing the Congressional Tenn.
perance Society, which has ac-
Complished more for the ad-
vancing of the cause of tenn
perance and setting a sober
example in our National Leg
lslature than all other causes
combined. win they not sup
port hlGg-ErOntOn Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

The Ohio State Journal thus
sums up the progress of the
campaign to this time:
"Beginning with the election
in Connecticut an April, 1871,
and ending withtheredemption
of Oregon on last Monday, the
Republican party has through
the uDshaken confidence the
peopleh ever placed in Gen
al Grant, enjoyed one unbro-
ken chain of victories, losing
not a single State, but on the
contrary regainlng California,
North Carolina, New Hamp-
shire and lastly Oregon. And
it will continue 10 60 forward
trlumpbantly."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

SCIoTo county proposes to is
sue bonds for $3OOO,O0O to con-
struct a railroad bed from the
Lawrence county line to Ports.
mouth, and thence up the Scio-
to valley to the Pike county
line.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20
Tuesday, the 23d day of July, 1879.

between the hours ofsix o'clock A. N. and six
o'clock p. at the usual r lace for holding
elections in said township, said electors be>
ing then and there required to vote for or
against the construction Of said proposed rail-
road, aud the requests herein made. That
you give 80 days notice OF the calling OF said
meeIiHg of the qualified electors Of said town
general circulation in said township. This
request IL made under and for the purpose Of
ayaillng SAID township Of Elk Of all he bener
fits, power and privileges Of an act ofthe Gem
eral Assembly OF the State Of Ohio, entitled
"An Act to authorize Couh ties to build Rail,
roads, and TO lease aud operate the same
passed April %, 1879.
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Notice.

N0TNCE IS hereby gwen to sufferers by the
~ raid Of John Morgan that will be in JACK.
son June 25 and 26, and Athens, June 27 and
2S, A. d. 1872, 10 take testimony ofany claims
ants for loss, for TIE purpose OF trans ferrinR
the said claims from the first and second class.
es to the third, as now classified; no claim
ants need apply whose property WAS taken or
destroyed by John Morgan's mon or the OFF,
GERS and soldiers under command cf United
States officers, but only snch claimants as had
their property taken or destroyed by the mil
iha OF the Stale Of Ohio.
DANIEL A. RUSSELL,
I'd One OF the Commissioners
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

The West Union Defender
says of that district, "The De.
mocracy are strong enough in
this district to eIecta yellow
dog and-we are not 50 sure
they won't do it."
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

THE Highland Mail has been
removed to Hillsbora, and it is
to be enlarged and turned into
a Republican paper.
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Special Election Notice.
or,Ic. or Iar raus..Is ~ ElE TcwssHrr, !

OYYIcE or rHE TRUSTEES or Elk TOWNSHIP, l
VInfoH COUEfr, o H6, JUHE 8, l6z2.
To he QsaIiaed Electors Qf ER Tbsunship;
NOTICE is hereby given thst the following
~ reS1ss. slseed ey enc sSee5sd , tss pay, pay.
made upon che Trustees Of said township as
follows, to.wit; =.
To s Trustees Of Elt T0VasAp, Pilt0h County Ohio:
We the undersigned, tar paying electors o.
said township OF Ek, county OF VInton, Ohio,
one hundred in number, respectfully request
that you construct q raiiroSd ffom point on
the southern boundary 0fsald township,where
the old road bed ofthe Scioto 4 Hooking VAL
ley r. X. crosses said boundary, beng the
southern terminus, 70 the northernlor western
thereof beng the northern terminus, that
you appropriate the sum OF twenty-five thou
sand dollars (S25, ,OOO1 toward the construction
OF said road. said sum beng less than Ave per
cent. Of the assessed valuation OF the real and
personal property last made m said township
that said sum OF twenty-five Thousand dollars
(S25, ,000) be In Bon Is OF snid township Of Elk,
payable at the office ofthe IeasuTer Of Vim
ton county, Ohio, and shall bear seven (7) per
cent. Interest, payable anuuaitS that five
thousand dollars (Sji0OO) In amount OF said
Bonds shall become due aud payable in twelve
Q2) years, fige Thousand dollars ts6 ,0O0l IN
fourteen (l4) years, i've thousand dollars
(s5 OOO) in 81 xteep Q6) years, FIVE thousand
dollars (s5, ,OOO) 10 eighteen tls) years and iye
thousand dollars (s5,OOOl In twenty eco years
after the date OF their execution and deliveryi
that tald Bonds shall be Of the following de.
nominations, 10 wit. One hundred (lOOD 81 one
hundred dollars (s10O) each, twenty (20) offiye
hundred dollars (S5OO) each and fiVe (5) Of one
thol. sand dollars (sl OO0) each, and be num-
bered from one a. TO one hundred aud twenty
125) 1--WE inclusive. That each and every one
Of said Bonds shall have the necessary inter
eat coupons attached, and that said Bonds and
by the Trustees and Clerk OF sald township Uf
Elk in theusual and ordinary manner OF ex.
ecuting and signing Bonds. That you call a
meeting of the qualified electors OF said town.
ship OF Elk, u the manner provided by law,
nn
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

The Republique Francois
gives the following summary
Of the result of the trial If
Communist prisoners: Sen
fenced to death, 73; hard labor
for life, 212, transportation,
first degree, So; for second de-
gree, 1900; detention, 1859,
imprisonment with hard labor,
60; imprisonment for three
months and under, 5000; i'm
prisonment for three months
and upwards, 1873; imprison-
ment to periods exceeding one
year, 1,19S; Punishment, 29l;
total, S,415; acquittalS, 2l12'
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Notice.

THE undersigned has been appointed ad-
i ministrator Of the estate Of Judge John p.
Plyley, late Of Vinton, Co., Ohio, deceased.
All persons indebted to the estate are re
quested to make immediate payment and
those having claims against the same will pre-
signed for allowance
All persons having any books belonging to
the library Of decedent are requested 10 re-
turn the same TO Henry Payne, Esq, on or
before the 2Sd day Of May fS72, the day Of APP
pralsement.
CLAIMS may be left with Nelson Richmond,
Macarthur, Ohio, or sent 20 the undersigned at
Chillicothe, Ohio. II. @. PLYLEY,
Administrator Of Judge Jno. p. Plyley, decd
l6may l8723w
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~
I take pleasure in again inviting the
the public to an examination of my
stock, which wild be found to contain
everything new and novel, of i'm
proved styles over those offered last
year. l have made the selections with
care TO meet the demands of this mar
ket, and as 1 handle a great many
goods ofthis class / can offer superior
inducemen IS to buyers, I'd.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

EInEHsts, caps, belts, shirts, badges, trum'
EInEpets, &c, for service and and parade.
AZ the old mandatory, l43 Grand St, N. Y
CAIRNS a BRO, latch. 7. Gratacap. send Tor
illustrated circulars, 23my4wdd
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1872-06-20

DANIEL STow, of Cleveland,
has recovered a verdict OF So
500 against the lake Shore and
Michigan Southern railroad, for
the loss of an arm and other
injuries.
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Tuesday, July %, 1872.

o'clock p. NJ, at which time and place said
electors are requested 10 vote tor or against
the construction Of the proposed Railroad,
the borrowing Of the amount named as a fund
for the purpose, and other requests therein
named. The opinion of said electors shall
be expressed on the ballots as follows: