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The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22
2Oth Day ON SEPT. NEXT.

all the right and interest belonging to the heirs
Of VIM. +. Low deceased, in the lands which
David Low died seized, being an undivided one
sixth interest in said lands. IAN accurate de-
s~cript:on of said lands will be given on the day
of snlp
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22
ChanceTy Sale.
Z. J.. Numford, Adm'r &C., Va. Mary \
PAYNE and Others,

Z. j. Mumford, Adm'r &C., Va. Mary Ann
Payne and Others.
Pursuant to a decree pronounced in this cause
by the Chancery Court at Madisonyillc, Tenn,
at June Term, 1872. l will expose to sale by
public cutcry to the highest bidder, at the
Court House door in Madisonyillo, on
Tuesday, the 10th cay OF Septcm-
Der next,
the lands Of which John Z. Payne, deceased
died, seized to wit
lst. The Homestead Tract-whioh cucumber
ed with the widows dOwer-eontaining $50
acres more Or less, being the n. l., Or, Sec. 80,
Township 2, Range 3 East, Hiwassee District
I'd. The Mill Tract-ooItaining about 100
acres, beingthe North haifaud the s. W. corner
Of the s. f. Or. Of Sec. 30, Township 2. Range
3, East HiwassGe DistriCt.
81. Three Gold Lots-being Lots nos. II, Il
and Is in SECTION 10, lst Fractional Township,
9TH Range East, Ocoe District. And one undi-
yided 1874 part Of Lot No. ., containing 40
acres,) in Section %, 81. Township, 18th Range,
Ccoc district. Allin Monroe county, Tennessee.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22

Ii the Grant men think the Union is
going as North Carolina went, all right.
We never ostim ted the result in chat
Stats as Of any particular Importance
whichever way it won't. We shall know
something more about tho roar Of The ris-
ing tide when we haar from Maine.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22

Newspaper publishing in Lyons must
pay. lhat city has six daily papers, with
an aggregate circulation of only 10000
copies.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22
TIE ENTERPRISE,

Official Democratic Paper Of Monroe and
LoudOn Counties.
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22
ChanoarY Sale.

James IL. Brnwder and hiary Low, Guardians
Ns.Jamcs Lew and Others,
Pursuant to o decrcD Of the Chancerv Court at
MadisOnyille, Tennessee rendered in this cause,
at juno Term, 1872, I will expose to sale by
public ortcry TO the highest bidder, at the late
residence Of David Law deceasel, on the
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22
ItS6itEL.
Hon j " Gift, of Warren.
Iicc Presidents.

Vice Presidents.
Hon T y Van Dyke, OF McMinn:
Maj $ Reynold, of Loudon; A A Hyde,
Of Marion.
Secretaries,
TB Kirby, Of Hamilton; r McNally,
Of Bradley & B Woodward, OF Monroe.
The Committee recommended the ad
option of the Rulos of Order, of the
House Representatives and that a ma
lority OF all tho votes cast shall he re-
quirod to effect Il nomination.
They also reported the following:
Oasis Of n.-Blount, .;
Loudon, 6; Boane, s; Monroe, II: Nc
MINI, IL; Polk, 8; lfeigs, 6; Rhca, Z;
Bradley, 8; James, 5: Hamilton Is;
Marion. Z; Bledsoe, 5; Sequatchie, 4;
Grundy, 5; Van Buren,, 3; Warren, Is.
Total no.
The report was received.
W Gift OF Hamilton, moved to take
up the report Scri7iiW.
TB Kirby, Of Hamilton, said that rs
Chairman Of the Committee, it was his
duty to defend its report. Ho prosum-
cd that no objection was entertained to
the officers selected or to the lasis OF
representation, but that tho object OF
the motion WAS TO bring up before the
Convention the question already settled
in the committee room as to the adop-
ton of the two-thirds rule. In accord
Snco with the instructions Of his county,
he had voted in the committee for that
rnle, but the committee had decided by
a vote taken b. counties on the same
basis Of representation as that reported
that the majority rule should prevail.
it could do no good to revive the dis
cussiou now. The vote in Convention
would he the same az it had been in
committee, and to reopen the question
would only tend to distulb that harmo-
ny which all o' us, looking to tho good
Of The country and tho party were bound
The Sweetwater enterprise. (Sweetwater, Tenn.) 1869-187?, 1872-08-22

Tho Union Institute presents a hand
somo,arpearance.
Walker 4 Humphreys fire their brick
Kiln Yesterday,
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

By referring to the notice Of the
Trustees it will be seen that the tax
paying electors Of Elk township
are called upon to vote tax to aid
in the construction Of the GaIlipolis,
Macarthur & Columbus r. r. The
Legislature OF our State we'll know
ing the value and importance Of
railroad facilities as an agency to
the growth and development Of any
county, had due regard, not only
for the reputation Of Ohio, but also
for the immediate wants and inter
ests Of every township and county
within its limits, by means Of limit
I'd taxation to take initiative steps
to secure railroad advantages and
measurably equalizo the burden
that mustso soon result in CORES
ponding public and individual ben
eft. We urge upon the considcra-
tion Of the Taxpayers the great i'm
portanco of prompt and energetic
action TO secure a large majority in
favor Of tho tax as necessary
means of aid TO the road, and also
of the indication of the spirit, en-
tcrpriso and willingness Of our pco-
plo to assist in securing the builds
ing of a thoroughfaro in their midst
that shall place their interests on
an equal footing with any other sec
ton. We cannot afford to let this
enterprise fail, II it be said that
wc'aro too poor to accomplish this,
let it be answered that We are too
poor to do otherwise.
Vote RAILROAD, YES.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
Tho Stnto ConYention.


The call for the Democratic
State Convention appears in
this paper. 1t will be seen that
the Convention will be held AZ
Cleveland on the 9th Of thi'
month. The State Ger traI
Committee passed a resolution
providing that the meetings in
the vaEi, us counties to appoint
delegates should be held or
the Saturday before the 9th,
where no other time may be
agreed upon. The resolution
fixing the "Forest City," the
Capital Of Cheesodom, as the
place of holding the Conven.
tion was warmly discussed
Thirteen of the nineteen mem
bers Of the Committee were
present-one member Of the
Committee having died since
the last meeting, DR.. II. c..
Moore, of this Congressional
District. The resolution was
adopted by a vote Of eight to
FIVE.
One of the Speakers from
Cleveland, said the accommo-
datious at Columbus for holds
ing the last convention were
anything but good, and he, for
one, thought it high time to
make a new deal. Other dele.
gates favored the change be-
cause they had not been treat
ed in Columbus on former oc-
casions as they should have
been. Cleveland offered free
use of a hall land bands of mu-
sic if they would hold the con.
vention there, which was one
of the reasons why that place
was selected. The members
of the Committee from Hamil-
ton county voted for the
change. We are very much
in favor Of holding the State
Convention in different parts
Of the State. 1t is the very
best of the best ideas. Chan
gos of this kind would, no
doubt, benefit the Democratic
party. 1t should not be held
at one place two years in sue,
cession. Cleveland is far off,
but it Is no doubt the proper
place to hold the State Con-
vention this year. Let the
Southern Ohio Democrats go
up and take alook at the kings
Of Cheesedoml
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
ro thc Denocraey OF Ohio.

iAtn meeting OF the Democratic Neh'i" q OO''
,nlttce of Ohio held mthc City of Columbus oH
Tuesday, May 2sth, 1s1e in which 1t was oruee,
adhv ti,o committee that State Convention
he bell on the 27th day of juno, A. D. lo'., "
tho city of Cleveland, to nominate Il state tleh'
ct and select four delegates at large TO tne n''
tonal Democratic Convention to be helu III 'h'
city OF Baltimore July Sth, lS12'
You are therefore requested TO meet at thc
eity of Cleveland on said 9th day OF june -
ID. 1872. in compliance with tho above losoiu,
tion TO nominate candidates for the following
State offices, to-wit
SECRETARY OF STATE,
SUPREME JUDGE,
NInJpTP DOApp OF PUBLIC WORKS
And YOU are further requested, at '"c SUM
time and place, to elect tour delegates "t I"iee
and four alternatcs to the National Democr''Nc
Convention to be held in the city OF Da!Hhlore'
Jnly 9th, 1872. ,o.
II was further ordered that the Central Com-
mittee of the different counties be reqnes'eu "
call their County Conventions for the electlon
ofdelegatesto the State Convention, on thoo"E
urday previous Co the 27th doy OF June heN"
except those counties whore delegates h''No
been previously elected.
1t was further ordered, that it be and is here
by recommended to the delegates to the state
Convention from the several counties, where
Congressional delegates to the National Dom
ocratic Convention shall hsye been otherwise
chosen, to meet by their several Congressional
delegations, at the State Convention, and select
two delegates and two altemates for their re-
spective Congressional districts to said Con-
vention, and report the same to the state Con-
yention.
1t was further ordered, that each county be
represented in said Cony entionas follows;
We omit all the counties except those COM
posing the 18th Congressional District, which
areas follows
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
Tho Railroad Meeting.

On Tuesday evening, June
4, after this paper had been
printed, a Railroad meeting
was held at. the Court House,
the object of which was to
hear the report of the Com
mite Of Five appointed at a
meeting held previously, the
proceedings of which we pub.
lished two weeks ago, which
Committee was to draft a petit
tion for the purpose Of obtain
ing the names Of one hundred
Taxpayers Of ELK township to
present to the Board OF Trus,
tees, praying them to order an
election under the law of April
1872. A part Of the Commit
tee being absent, and no petit
ton having been drafted, a
new Committee, consisting Of
U. S, Claypoole, J. M. McGilli-
vray, and @. w, Holland, was
appointed on the evening above
named. That meeting adjourn,
ed until Saturday evening,
June 8, at which time the new
Committee were instructed to
make a report. The meeting
was held on Saturday evening.
| II. P. Ambrose was called to
the Chair and j. w. Bowen
was appointed Secretary.
U. S. Claypool, of the Cons
mittee, stated that the petition
had been drafted and signed
by more than 100 citizen tax
payers Of Elk township and
had been presented to the
Trustees, who had ordered an
election to be held on the 23d
of July next.
On motion of Mr.. Claypoole,
the following Resolution was
unanimously adopted:
Resolrcd, That Committee Of three be apoln-
ted to confer with the incorporates Of the Far
mers' and Miners Railroad Company in regard
TO the point Ofterninls of the Road OF said COM
pany, and 10 procure a survey and estimate OF
tlle expense Of building the road upon any prac.
Gcable route that would insure tho junction oi
said connecting road with the GnAipOlis, Near.
thur and Columbus Railroad, at McAtthur, and
that said Committee bo required TO report the
result Of said conference on the evening OF the
9th Of July, A. d. 1912.
The Chairman then appoint.
ed U. S. Claypoole, DR.. d, V.
Rannells, and j. M. MoGilliv-
ray said Committee.
The meeting adjourned until
July 9th, when this Committee
will make a report.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

OF the six Collectors of Gus
oms at Mobile since the war,
one only has settled his account.
This is a very loose way of do,
ing business and indicates in,
efficiency somewhere, most cnl
pable. We have had much
about civil service re-
form; but it does not come
We fear it will not until the
people shall have spoken more
emphatically.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
Grant Re-NOnninated.

Gift -taker Grant was re.nom-
mated for President at the Ma
tional Office. Holders Conven-
ton, which assembled at Phil.
adelphia last Wednesday,
Nobody is surprised at the
nomination. The "thing" was
"cut and dried' long ago. The
Convention, however, left Col
fax, Grants Vice President,
entirely "out in the oold."-
Henry Wilson, one of the Uni,
ted States Senators from Mas.
sachusetts, was nominated for
Vice President on the first bal
lot. The ballot stood 348 for
Wilson and 3218 for Colfax.
A series Of resolutions were
adopted for domestic congump-
tion. They contain very brave
words'-none Of which are
true, but they are good enough
for that rather numerous class
of followers who, shutting their
eyes and opening their mouths,
are ready to swallow any mix
ture with which the patent
compounds of Radical noStrums
may favor them.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

The only Democratic papers in
Ohio that are making a row about
the Liberal movement, and domain
ding a straight out Democratic
nomination at Baltimore, and en-.
braced in the following list: Vinton
Enquirer, Marion mirror, Akron
Times, Mansfield Shield, New Phila-
dolphia Democrat, Fremont MsSSen-
ger, Elyria ConstitatiopaliSt, Holmes
Journal, Putnam Sentinel, Defiance
Democrat. This is by no means u
strong combinatiou.- Gin. Enquirer.
The Enquirer is evidently
not posted, or else it is guilty of
contemplate meanness. We
know no less than thirty Dem.
ocratic papers in this State that
earnestly advocate a straight
out nomination. AS Il few are
not enumerated in the Enqui.
rer's list we may mention the
Bryan Democrat, Greenville
Democrat, Allen County Dem.
ocrat, Bucyrus Forum, Nor
walk Experiment, Warren
Constitution, Youngstown Vim.
dicator, Cincinnati VollIs-
freund, Cincinnati Commoner.
Besides these there are a large
number of papers that have not
yet defined their positions.
In regard to the character
and standing Of the newspa-
pers mentioned by the Daily
Stem-winder we would just
say that every one Of them is
in every respect as good o
newspaper as any ever publish
ed by the 'ex-rural rooster
who now fills the position of
managing editor Of the Enqui>
rer.-- Putnam Sentinel.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

The action of the Philadel-
phia Convention in supplant-
ing Colfax by Wilson, falls
like o wet blanket on the Re
publicans Of Indiana.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

900 q year after that time.
Thn company in al@ili u "a
this, reserve tllc rigAt to loasl
the use ofthe track to such
other companies as may wish
to enter the city by it.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

The total number Of delegates to which the
several counties are entitled being 526.
By order of the Democratic State Central
Committee.
c. N.ALLEy, Chairman
US. GRAIL, Secretary.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

Grants expenditures for four
years, over Lincoln's admins
tration, have been $123,919,-
900, Grant has had peace
Lincoln had war.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
AO9lltSg I39 ". F0WFtN Sc,
CINCINNATI, 0. .
For sale by Druggists.
USE r I'D HORSE POWDER,
For al General Diseasos OF 5tOek and


REFERENCES:
HORSES CURED or GLANnERS-Aa \ Aaron
snyders,. u. s. Assistant Assessor Mount
Ntna, pn.. Q. Bacon's, Livery and Exchange
stable, Sanhurv, Pa,
UORSIS CURED or FOUNnE3-Wolfc &
Wilhauus DuuYillo Pa, a. Elli5'E; Molchant
WashingtoHyillo, Pa j. Nico Slonakcr's
Jersy shore. Pa.
HORSES CURED or LUNG FEVEIl-lIoas
& Bros, LoWisburg, Pa,
IlDESE GU RED FCOLIC.--ThOmGs Cling
ans, Union county, Pa,
HOGS CURED OF CUOLERA.-u Barr's
II. & 4. Cadwlllei's Milton, Pa.
cows CUHED,-Dr, McCIocry's, J. H. Nc
Cormlcls. Milton, Pm,
CHICKENS CURED or CHOLERA AND
GAPES.-Dr. D. y. l,rcb,b. Wataontown
Pa, Or. u. Q. Davis. 9. W. stiGRrrs. John and
james Finney's, Milton, ru, liuudlcds more
could be citcd whose stock was saved by using
tho Rcd HoIso Powder
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

Boys, don't hang around the
the street corners. Ifyou have
anything to do, do it promptly,
then go home.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

Arrangements are about
completed for extending the
Marietta and Cincinnati Rail
road across the Muskingum
bridge at Marietta, and thus
connect with the Marietta and
Pittsburg Railroad.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

The disgracerul Congress Of
the United States adjourned at
8 o'clock on Monday night.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
70 tho TRUSTEES Of EH 76wnsaip, Viaton Comfy,
OiiO:

WE, The unlorigae !, tGy-paYing electors o!
said township Of Elk, county Of ImtOn, ohio,
one hundred in uumheb respectfully request
tlat you Construct railroad from Il point on
The southern bonjry OF said township, where
the Old IOnd-bo OF tho SciOtO and Hooking Val
Icy R, r, cruises said boundIy, being the south
crn terminus to the northern or western houn-
dairy OF said township, near the corner thereof,
being tho northern terminus, that you applo-
pirate the sum Oc$25,0)J toward the Construction
otsaid road, said sum being less than iiy5 per
cent. ofthe assessed valuation Of the real and
personal property last made in said township;
that said sum of $25,0J0 be in Bonds of said town.
ship Of Elk, payable at the o!hea the Treasurer
ofNinton county Ohio, and shall bear seven per
cent interest, PAYABLE annually; that 5000 IN
amount Of said Bonds shall become due ana pay
abc in twelve years, 5000 IL Is years, $1,000 IN
l6 years, 5000 in IS years and $1,000 in ~ years
after the date of thcir execution and delivery;
that said Bonds shall De Of the following dcu0m-
iaUton, tO-wit: one hundred OF one hqudroi
dollars each, twenty ofiyo hundred dollars
each, and ave oCole Thousand dollars each, and
be numbered from one to one hundred and
twenty-five inclusive. THAT each aud Cy9i"
one Of said Bonds shall have the necessary In
tore,t Coupons attached, and that said BonIis
AMI Interest Coupons shall be cNcautcl anu
SIGNED bg thc Trustees and Clerk Of sHit town.
ship Of I'll. Ia the usual and ordinary manner o.
executing anil signing Bonds. THAT You call
meetmp oi..hr qualified electors Of stid town
ship Of Els, H. t.lc manner provided by law, on
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
At.achnaent Matiec.


solomon sbipley, flE, fe%Tlghn = Ia3r,'
against u n' N.l'eno \ n
lNAth 3l-t day 0eMay, \ 2, lef2, sall
NJmCtitc lssuedan orlcr uI attaohment ~ the
above action for the sum of Si2o' S'ld caae :
set for hearing on lh5 lelh day OF July lo'4 ~
0 O'Clock AIN. ..o,,,nr,,x,
Bye. w. Gist his Atty.
June 70, 1879 --3w
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

AUDIToR's OFFICE VINToN Co., Ourol
MOARruuR, June ~, 15I2
NOTICE Is hereby given that the following
lN eyos have boon madO by tho Trustees Of
the Townships named below for road purposes
for tho year 1872 tO-wlt:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

" slN u D
Holland ............. 10
Mr.. Ward was declared elected.
A motion was adopted instructing tho Score
tqry TO procure, at his earliest convenience, %
six Manuals Tor instruction Of the Hook and
Ladder Company.
On motion, tho President was empowered to
appoint Committee OF two for the purpose Of
recruiting the compl ny tOits lull number. The
President appointed Edwin N. Bgrnhill and
VIM. j. Rluuulls rs said committee.
The meeting adjourned until Friday evening,
June 1lVh, 1872.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
LIGHTNING lRODS.

Muuson's Copper Tubular Lightning Rod, with
spiral Biauggs, is the most complete protection
lsanst lighting ever invented. Endorsed Ivy
IN, Sciouliic world, and by Wholesale DeaciG
RON Maize TO Georg. a. Send Tor Circular 10
OCKIlARr 81 q. 234 Penn. 81 Pittsburgh fns
Iio7 Sqnarc II rtlD Now York.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
Organization OF the Fire
COMPANY.

A Committee was appoint. NJ the hlio N'O0'-
inc, OH Saturday evening, june LIST, to WNl'
upon the Village Council on MondaynightJ June
,l. 10 ASCERTAIN whether n tax would be lcNoa
or the purpose Of procuring u fio Apparatus
,f some Kind Cor the use of the fito Company
The Committee; Il. p. Bothwcll, Rev & W. IN
her, j. r. Rapcr, met with the Council, anu inc
1ouncn consented TO make the levy.
Another Fie Meeting was held ON SATURDAY
evening, june Sth, in pursuance Adjournment
| MIR. d. p. Bothwell, President.of tho CompanN
called the meeting to order. J.W' Bowen was
lnnolntod Secretary pro tem., the Secretary, De
| r. Raper. beng absont. The Committee, consiS-
ding OF j. NJ. NIcGillyray, IL. O. Jones, ana '' l.
| Rapcr. appointed at the previous meeIlhS 10
draft a Constitution and Bylaws, and report ~
this meeting, reported the following Const'tu-
ton and Bylaws, through Mr McdiiiiWay OIL
tho Committee:
CONSTITUTION.
ART l. This association shAu pc known N9
| the Macarthur Hook and Ladder COMPANY, 0hl
hall consist ofsuch persons as, ~ iilv hu9PtlT{'
OF this Constitution, shall be menlOels NhV suv'i
rs shall thereafter be cptitlad TO mGlhDei p
provided that the Number thereof shal hOV CA
ART. :. The officers of this Company shall con-
5ist Qf one President, one Vice PrCsiucht, olc
JSig}t, Sn}cn;,t oi Who shalI eaCh be elected at the
rnlsSler ,neofing in Nprll, annually, and hold
M 00jcc mill n. suesesso Is elected aud quail
mai I''No
AMI 2 II sroll he thc duty of tho President
to preside at gil meetings thc Company; TRo h
luty OF tho Y leo Prcsident TO preside, IN the an
senee Of the President, and theduties OF the,eg
retory and Treasurer Shall he such a3 usually
leyoive upon such officers in Ike organizations.
commend the Company on parade, and at all
,lros md alarms oC hip' 'andhayo n gcnerS super
vision of fhe looks E.adleis and all the onocts
of tbe Cclnpanv and make Il report Of the con-
ditlon of tlie same at each regular meeting
ART. b. It shall bo th0dUty Of the Lleutenants
to obey the commands OF the Captains ut az
fires, and 30 such work us may b9 NSslghep
tho Captain in his absence, .,-......,
ART. @. The Captain sh'll appolnV IWo dEulu1 i
whose duty it shall be to take charge OF ana
use the axes rs may be directed uurlhS u hEe;
ART. z lt shall be the duty OF every hleuluer
Of this company to aid IN gGltl9g lhe, app2IgIIVs
to and from i!reS; and they shll NotA i,'ilululy
as may be directed by lle captain HS an MrvSi
ART s. Amy member refusing 70 a@tlVul @ u
meeting whom dgly notified, QrreiI5t,nY toseTye 90 i,
in any Olce TO Nhich ne may ~ vlvVl'G' ur o SuS
oheytng the commands. Of his superior ollicer l,
when ON parade or at iile may Oe Ihe'' ~ any
sum moi less than ~ cents nor more tl'Ih 81
AIT. o Any ilVe members OF VIZ Vu,"p"uy i,,'Iy
can ea = @ lncSy,nS 9r 'tS s6,i uo notice of
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

y
ELECTION NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE TsusTEEs OF ELK TowNsHTPJ
NGNToN COUNTY, ONO, JUNE 8, 1872.
TO The Qqaifisd Eso!0rS Of Elb To'oaship;
NOWCEis hereby gyon that the following
IN request siglel by ono hundred t1X-paying
electors of said tJwnshp0t Elk, has been made
upon tho Trustees Of said township, a5 follows,
tO-WIU:
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12

That IN accordance with said request n mcot-
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at the usual place OF holding election in said
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-06-12
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