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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
METROPOLITAN
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY .!
STATE OF OHIO, }
INSURANCE DEP :
nnl..,Nl.,a T,.lxv X IOTO

INSURANCE DEPARTMENT,}
Columbus, July 8, 1872. }
WHEREAS, the Metropolitan Life Insurance
Company, located in New y ork, in the State of
New York, has filed in this Office sworn state
ment, by the proper officers thereof, showing
its condition and business, and has complied
in all respects, with tic laws of this State, re-
ted by other States of the United States Now,
THEREFORE,, In pursuance Of law, /, VIM. +.
CHURCH, Superintendent of Insurance for the
State of Ohio, do hereby certify that said Com
pany is authorized to transact its appropriate
business of Life Insurance in this State, in ac-
cOrdance with law, during the current year
Vhe condition and business of said company at
The date Of such statement (Dec. 81, 1917 is
shown as follows:
Aggregate amount of available as
sets, including the sum Of $239, 500
05 in premium notes held by the Co
On policies issued ..:.:... s1,1s1,2S7 IS
Aggregate amount Of Liabilities in
;ipdfng reinsurance ...,.,..... OSi,0o1 90
AMT income for the preceding year
hAcash =. -, -, e....,. 5G1, ,791 40
M les for Premiums ....e...~'.,.'. 1sO,742 n
yeasin cash :....,.,.. =. 80 s99,9Ss 81
and aaims during the year........ 45,743 9
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, / have hereunto sub
Acribed my name, and caused the Seal
lsEALl VI my ofllce to be affixed, the day and
ysar above written.
A. G. BYE4s, Agent at Columbus. OOlceENo.
3S East Broad Street.
JOS B. HUHN, Macarthur, Ohio, Local
Agent,
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NOTICE. San Basn SSSiprasISSspss; Saiy apsSSS.s sss
qualified as Executor OF the last win and testa
nent OF Susan Bartholomew, late OF Yinton Co.,
Ohio, decease9 JAMES MGILLIVRAY.
December 6i1S72-3w.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11

GEN MCCLELLAN is suggested
for New Jerseys next Governor.
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DutY0fr Tees

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only, between the Tea grower and the Tea-con-
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consumers In distant parts Of the country with
Teas, at New York Cargo Prices, on the Club
plan. And since we adopted this plan we have
saved the people of this country MILLIONS OF
DOLLARS annually, in the cost OF this article Of
everyday necessity.
Send for Club Circular; which contains full
directions, premiums, 80; AZ
The Great American Tea Company,
81 a 33 Vesey Street,
p. o. Box 5843. New York City
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offcial Presidential Vote.

ADsrRAcT or VOTES GIVEN FOR ELECTORS FOR
PRESIDENT AND vICE-PRRsIDENT OF THE
UNITED STATES, NOVEMBER bTH, 1879, IN THE
STATE OF OHIO.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1872-12-11
Friday, the Sd Day of JANUARY,
n 1879

AT the hour Of / O'Clock p. M. or said day, the
following described premises, to-Wit; az
part Of the South west corner OF the North
east quarter Of Section number Twenty five Of
Township number Eleven (11,) Range number
Seventeen Q1.) and especially described as the
tract Of land fifty (60) feet In width running
diagonally from point Twenty-Five (2b) feet
North of the line surveyed by s. W. Stone for q
Railroad from Vint0n Station to Vinton Fur
mace, where said line inlersects the west line of
said quarter Section; thence running South
east parallel to said survey-but twenty-five
C25) feet north OF said survey which said line
running rs Aforesaid is to be the center of the
strip or tract of land herein conveyed. Also,
three (3) acres and five 10y rods being a strip Of
land Thirty-aye 1857 feet wide from the center
Of the Railroad track of the Vinton Furnace and
Coal Co. Of Ohio's Railroad on each side of said
railroad track from the center located In the
Northwest quarter of Section number Twenty
five l25) Township number Eleven (11) Range
number Seventeen (17,) in Vinton county, Ohio.
Also the Railroad Iron and Ties located on the
above described real estate supposed to be two
thirds of mile in length ~
Taken rs the property of the Vinton Furnace
Coal Co. of Ohio to satisfy an order Of sale
on attachment issued from the aforesaid Court
in favor Of Cornelius Karnes. l+&
Appraised at Three Thousand and Four Hum
dred Dollars C$9,4OO,) and must bring two thirds
of that sum.
Terms Of SaleACash in hand. n
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IVELIEF I'M TEN MINUTE8. !.

BRYANe PULnfONTC WAFERq
Cure 00pG1B, C0LpB, ABTHMA, BnoHOuiTis, bQgu
THnoAr, HsARnHHEse, DIrrfoULg BnpA1nIno, IN
cIPEsT ConsuMrrIoh AND Lupo DIanAgns,. They
have no tasto on medicino, and any child will tako
them. Thousands haye been restofodt to health that
e!cascIs AK fCr DRY ANS PVt Mo " xTTRS.
Price 80 con . per box yOBMObEb, Proprie-
tor, ls 0ortll lndt Street Nav York.
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''The life and death of Horace Greeley ought
to teach'a useful lesson. His power and iniiu-
than those of any President; but the insane am
bition to be President caused this great and
good man to turn traitor to the work Of his long
and useful life. When he realized what he had
done, and that he could not deceive the people
who had so'long trusted and respected him, it
killed him. He died Of remorse. The account
of his last days is sad and pitiful. Among his
BILE, were these: ''The country is gone, the T5,i-
6uRe is gone, and am gone" There can be no
doubt that tens of thousands of subscribers to
the Tribune, who had been swindled when it
turned Democratic, refused to renew, and this
worried him.
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! sHERIFF,s SALE /!

State Of Ohio, Vihtoa County.
Cornelius Kafnes, PlaIntifl,
against
The Vinton Furnace " Coal Company OF Ohio.
Defendants .
In Vinton County Court ofCohmon Pleas. Or
der Of Sale on Attachment.
pURSUANT TO the command OF m Order Of
Sale on Attachment issued from the
Court of Common Pleas of Vinton County, and
to me directed as Sheriff of said County, 1 will
offer for sale at the door of the Court House, in
the Town of Macarthur, vinton County, Ohio,
nm
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TERMS:
Single Subscriber, per year ne 90
Club OF five, per year, each Tx
Club OF ten aud upward, pcryear, each 1 80
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
THE COMMITTEE OF SEVENTY.

Mr. James NJ. Brown. the Vice Chairman, presided
at the meeting OF the Committee OF SeveLty last
night. In the absence Of the Chairman, William F.
Havemeyer.
After roll call and the reading Of the reports by
the Secretary. Mr.. Simon Sterne, the Chair called
for the reports OF standing committees.
Mr.. JOSEPH BLUMENTHAL, chairman OF the sub.
committee OF the committee to examine into al
legged frauds and accounts (Mr. William II. Wick
man, chalrpanl read statement OF gross frauds
upon the city. committed or cOnnved at mainly by
those who figured SO extensively In the frauds upon
the county, and promised soon to have o detailed
report ready for The committee, the press and the
people.
Mi. EDWARD sALoMoN. chairman Of the Commit
tee on Legislation, made the final report Of his
committee on the subject OF the city charter, and at
final discussion and action OF the committee.
Mr.. JACKSON =. SCHULTZ suggested that the Com
mittee on Legislation be associated with the
committee appointed TO visit Albany at the
previous meeting, and OF which Mr.. John
Wheeler, formerly member OF Congress- Is
chairman, ana Henry Clews, Jackson s.
Schultz, Joseph Bumenthal and Z. E. Delmold are
members The action Mr.. Schultz suggested was
taken. The Committee on Legislation Includes, in
addition to Edward Solomon, CHAIRMAN Samuel b.
Ruggles, who Is as well known In Europe as ne Is
Sterne, Benjamin b. sherman, Edward Cooper,
Henry N. Burs william c. Barrett, Joseph Ii.
ChOale Henry NicOll Major J. ii. Bundy, General
John A. DIX aud others.
After disposing OF some unimportant matters the
committee adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

introduce bill which would, in his opinion, make
county and municipal authorizes personally respon-
siDle ior me management OF the funds under their
control ne believes, strange to say that II II be-
comes law IL Will be an eiiectual estOppel on EN-.
bezzlements after the New YORK Ring fashion. The
Dill Deing so important one herewith append IL
IN iull:-
sEoTioE All officers, agents, commissioners and other
SSag for or on behalf Of county town or
and effects OF such county, town muncial cor
and seeis have Jar been ' sTs may
DC pess 70 ss or control and
on ana assessed TO pay taxes therein hereby declared
.ny
sa., quo trust shall DC entitled trustee and
the fights and remedies provided BY law Of any
70 ssss .a
are hereby made subject to all the duties aad
ana iesp9nsissies may be enforced by any corusee or
sEo 2-Ths act shall take effect Immediately.
THE CHARGES AGAINST Mr.. JAMES TERwILLIGER
The following IS mr.. Terwiliger's reply to the
charges made against him IN the afiidavit Of the
clerk Gracie:-
p. S,s Of N% yS,s Cag aud COUNTY Albany. John
CS Of @
That q tas that during period stated in The a..
sas Cow was 1'
IN s sss ss ss or in
of All . Ss az ~ ss H % ns s
accounted for paid the said James Terwilger,
$l,O forwarded by said rm to said Terwiger in
as a n AFFIDAVIT that sal. Ter
wige ever added to altered the any bill OF
ever certified any bill In which the amount not
Ta. i T. not true that the bills particularly specified
$ $500 and the other from 1900 e or IN Sn9
That bills jewery or other articles of
value by said Terwiger were frequently or at
bl Of Wendell Roberts Of $4o OF which copy is given
rwssr aud a. request and the amount thereof was
afterwards refunded.
aggregate 70 U.s. which credits were for servcss
wger wholly disconnected with hs duties and ONCE
as Clerk Of the Senate and after and during ad
BY the said ierwser and the credits made
was any In the same that they si entertain
That 10 no instance the charges bills said
Against the state BY said allowance to the said
being tine principal item mentioned in said affidavit,
" Of ;s BY the in the
Ss .n g Il. ' ssp s q r.. .ss
Terwger had no connection therewh and in the other
for work and servces Of Ike charscssr 0AASe0
uha not true that said Oracle ever Furnished said Ter
printing was never under the control or direction
Of the Clerk OF the Senate.
That It is not that the book Of firm shows
that said Terweer received oneffh OF the amounts COL
ieeed on bills Of printing controlled furnished BY him
ever, other than those herein before mentioned.
J 59#s 3 3 r rARs9Ns, =,
JAMES TERWf fIa
Subscribed and before this 18th day January,
!e7s-JosEph DAVIS, I'd, Commissioner Of Deeds for
NY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17

Steamship Virgo Buckley, Savannah Murray. Ferris 4
Steamship South Carolina, Beckeu, Cnarleston-H Nor
sIeamshp Terry, salysar Newborn, NC Murray, Fer
Steamship Isaac Bell, Brakeman, City Point and Rich
mond-Oid Dominion Steamship Co.
Steamshp Alliance, Shue, Saem-Murray, Ferris 90.
steamship Nereus. Searse. Boson-h Dmock
SHIP howden Br), Dtchburn, Liverpool Arkel Tufts
Ship Amelia (Aust, March, Rotterdam Funch, Edge
Bark francesca comogh dtaD, smonetti Cork FOR or.
Bark san'na Ansaido utap, Castillo, Cork falmouth
Bark pasquelo Agelo atal), La Nasa, LeghOrn-A P
Bark lnsuan tNorl Mockelberi Odessa-C Tobias Co.
brig Agllis (br) MANY, Kingston, JAG Buley.
brig Eastern star Foster, Demarara-h Rob erts Son.
Brig Gem, Neal, Port Spain-D Trowbridse Co.
Brig Lilly tBrl Ryan, st Johns, Pre- Swain Co.
Brig Cara Adams, McFadden, Hsvana-I eager.
Brig Perces Hnckley Foster Cienfuegos Simpson, Clapp
Brig J Troop IBr, Terrio. CONTAMINATION Ward.
Brig Morning Light Dill. New Haven't 4 W Arm.
strong.
schr Veto. Henderson. Aspnwall Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Mcclellan, Farr, Barbados-H Trowbrdges Sons.
schr John Lentha. Martin, Mosquito Bsr-van Brunt
schr Bramhall. Stout, Savannah-Evans, Ball 4 Co.
Schr Carrie Webb Brewster Georgetown, SC-Bentey,
Schr Nathaniel Chase Fry. Baltmore-W Chalmera
Schr Sale Burton, Palmer, Stamford.
Schr Dart, Williams, Stamford.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKRr.-LONDoN Jan. 1916 r.
M-Consols closed y2h for both money and the
account American securities quiet and steady. United
STATES fve.twenty bonds, le62s Wal looos, old, &A
Is67s, 1917; ten-fortles, 9lM. -
PARIS BouRsrrAKIs jan 49,. Renes closed al 56f 30c
FRANKroRr BouRsE.-FRANKpoRT, Jan. ia. NJ
United twenty bonds opened al s6 % for the
issue of 1864 - -
LIvKRPooL COTTON MARKFT-LrvrRpooL, Jan. IS
r. M.--The cotton market closed quiet and steady.
Nudng upAnds lOSd middlng Orleans 10,sd The sales
of the DAY 2UD bales inclu ling 1000 for
laon and export Sales O cotton at New Orleans shipping
shipped, at 10ysd -. -
TRAps AT MANoHEsTER-LIvERPo Jan. l6-The
market for warns fabrics at Manchester Is steady
LIVERPOOL BKEADsTuFTs MARkEr.-LIvERPooi, Jan
receipts at this port for the past three
$1,000 quarters, including 1901 American The
market 3 amet Corn, Bis. I'd. Tor new.
LoSDoN PRODUCE MARKET.--LOSDoN, Jan. 16-Even-
ing.Cacrtta inseed. SIS 3D. inseed OIL fS2 los per
common rosin, l2s. per cwt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
SUICIDE IN A YELL.

Sensation In the Newark Police Station.
Between five ana six O'Clock last evening Oficer
Babpitt, of the Newark police force found Ger.
man creating quite a disturbance in Ferry
street. lie had twice attempted to sever
his jugula r-once with a razor and once with
kniNA- during the afternoon. Being very
drunk he was removed to the station house, and,
after being searched, and the weapons named taken
from him. he was locked up in cell. About an
hour afterward he was found by DOOrman Johnson
hanging from the cell door by his suspender.
He was stin warm, and DR.. Eyrlch was
called but ali his skill could not effect resuscita-
ton. At haii past seven lie was pronounced quite
dead. His name was Henry Zetch, q cigar maker,
fifty two years OF age, Of 262 Ferry street, and
leaves family. Dellrum tremens Is believed TO
have been the cause or the rash act.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
FUNERAL OF DANIEL O'OONNELL.

The funeral OF Daniel OConnell, the journalist,
whose sudden death has been already mentioned
took place yesterday afternoon at three O'Clock. A
lew Of his fellow reporters gathered around
mis- coffin, aud the wife OF one OF them placed
a beautiful wreath upon his breast and cross
OF white camelias upon the casket-a graceful
act, for which all present thanked her.
Only the bearers accompanied the body to Calvary
cemetery, where the last rites OF the Church were
celebrated IN the Mortuary chapel Dy the chaplain
OF tne cemetery. The committee having charge OF
tne funeral desire TO express their thanks TO War
aen Brennan, Of Bellevue Hospital for his kind as
ISSUANCE anu 10 Mr.. j. McGratn, OF Carmlne street.
wiz oououcteu The funeral In most satisfactory
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
Assembly.

ALBANY, Jan. l6, 1872.
By Mr.. EAsTMAN-To encourage the establishment of
manufactures in Poughkeepsie.
BY Mr.. MORTON Regulating the running of ferries be-
New York AMI Brooklyn and establish rates of fer
rage,
BY Mr. Gose-Io compel the New York and Erie RAILWAY
Company to station watchmen at crossings.
against the city Of New York A''"' Vi Claims
By the town Of FLUSHING to bor
row money 70 p. for sns Port
BY Mr. NLEsTo create police and civil justice in Nor.
Ky Mr. IRA d. BRowN-Ameniing the charter of Weeds.
annual of the Superintendent Salt Springs
Several more acan, placing the Erie Rail-
road under the control OF British monopoly were presented
BILLS PASSED.
Confirming the orders OF the Court Of General Sessions of
JACOBS said that after the remarks gentleman
as to the vandy act but as he was in favor Of
justice being done at all times under all he
VOTE Is THE AFFIRMATIVE.
Relative to the law Of limited partners ip !: authorizes
special psrne. to lease lands for general
denomination OF its 6rst no o bombs
By Mr. PRNCETo amend chapter 53g OF Laws OF 1870
ep ss an act p sn to @ city and
grand jury may be 10 the Court Of Oyer and
meet at and during the same time"
Mr. wurrsroK offered resolution in,,rpc,Dy tho ,ud,.
ciay Committee to investigate the conduct of the late
present Registers of New York. and OF the OH
OF each OF them In carrying the business Of that
and 10 inquire and report wneher has been
practice OF that Office to make charges
lowed by law for recording papers for filing the same,
and for other business the Office, excess
and that the committee report what legislation II any,
necessary. Adopted.
Also another That Committee inquire into the
conduct of the Clerk OF the City and County
and his subordinate officers making excessive
report the actual receipts expenditures OF the
Office during the past year; also what hens upon or
RIGHTS AGAINsr REAL ESTATE
authorized by TO be acquired hv
said Office and their nature ana operation particularly
that the Committee report whether leg static in
matter IL necessary. Adopted
The Insurance Committee he'd meeting this morning
the OF taklLg preliminary steps Investigate
affairs OF the state insurance Department
witnesses present sno testimony taken. Among
the spectators Mr. Barnes the former
the Department and Mr. Miller, the present
ent Mr. Barnes addressed the comulltee, ma KING
suggestions to which Mr.. Miller responded sharply,
questioning the proprety OF allowing every person who
as they pleased.
The committee then into executive session for con
sulati0n.
Mr.. PPCK moved that the Committee State Prisons he
instructed to investigate, as soon as possible, the
alleged abuses In The management OF the state Prisons
Adopted.
Mr. JACOBS moved that the Commissioners of Prospect
Assembly whether the cost OF the
authorized to sell has been
and what property; the for srcb
also whether said portion Of the park been exemp
from any assessment recently mace
The House then adjourned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-01-17
MAR YLAND.

The Election Of United States SeuatOr-The
Democrats Undecided Who to send To the
Capitol Moves the Board for the
Chief On1ces.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Jan. 16, 1872.
In compliance with the act OF Congress prescrib-
ing the time anu manner OF eiecIlng United
States senator, the TWO houses OF the Maryland
Legislature to-day baloted, Uiua roce for United
States' Senator. to serve Six years from
March 4. 1873. Mr.. vickers, the present
incumbent, received the largest numDer
OF votes cast, receiving In the Senate eight votes
and In the House OF Delegates fifteen votes. Daniel
McHenry, OF Dorchester county, received one vote
In the Senate and fifteen votes in the House. Colo
mel George Dennis received fourteen votes In the
Two Houses c0mDined; Senator Earle ten votes, and
Judge Carmichael nine votes. The republican vote,
ten, was cast for Mr.. Jacob Tome, OF Cecil county,
There were number OF complimentary votes cast
for different gentlemen, 1t being understood that no
selection would be made to-day.
The prominent candidates Tor the position are, as
far as presented, Colonel Dennis, General Vickers
and Daniel McHenry. Colonel Dennis Is the candl-
date Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, he being
director in that corporation. The Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad interest has swept the state thus far
and has named the candidates for all the offices
within the gift OF the Legislature and 1t Is but fair to
presume II Will be paramount IN this matter. Gen.
eral VlckerS, the present incumbent, mas u NUMBER
Of strong friends however, who think he should be
returned.
The selection OF Senator was left to the men,
bers from the eastern Shore by vote IN the caucus
OF Democratic members; but they may, by their
multitude Of candidates and indecislOn, defeat their
own wishes. Strong hints are occasionally thrown
out that II they do not soon nx upon some partcu-
lar candidate, the Western Shore will Interfere
which IS undoubtedly the programme hxed upon
and Tor long time contemplated.
BY the election Of Mr.. Davis AZ State Treasurer,
the Board or Pubic Works have been organized en-
tlrely IN the interest OF the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad. The present efficient President or The
Chesapeake and OHIO Canal VIII PROBABLY be
moved and Robert Fowler appointed III his place.
TINS Is understood TO have been fixed upon and
Will give the cana to the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road, and 1t Is but iar to conclude, impair Its
iulness as rival TO tnat corporation and = means
OF emOument to the State,
BY provision OF the constitution both houses OF
the Legislature Will meet tomorrow ana each sue
ceedng day thereafter uutil Senator Is elected
and take joint ballot, but 1t is not at all probable
that choice Will be made for some time to come.