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The McArthur enquirer. (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1873-1884, 1873-04-09
MISCELLANEOUS READING.
Anneke JAMS Again.

On Tuesday last a meeting
Of the Chicago heirs of Anneke
JAMS, the old time coquette of
Manhatten island, was held lin
Chicago to elect delegates to
the convention Of heirs to be
held in Trenton, N, j., on April
oath, at which further revela-
tions were made. 4 A Chicago
paper gives the following:
Sarah and Wolfort Webber
and Win6ie Sybrant Brewer
died in Holland in the early
part ofthe seventeenth century
leaving behind them a consider
able amount Of property. They
also I left Wills Tbegueathing
their possessions to their chill
dren, and their children's heirs;
but in the course of a genera
tion or two, those important
documents became lost in some
of the musty, cobweb-covered
courts ofaDykeland. Recently
while explorations were being
made in the interest of the
Anneke Jams heirs-who, it ap-
pears, are identical with the
Webber and Brewer heirs-the
long lost wills were found, and
it was discovered that about
$40, 100000 we're awaiting law
full claimants in Holland. This
was a joyful piece ofintelligence
ce to a large number of people
in this country who can trace
their 2 genealogical 2 records
back to the immediate descend
ants of the Webbers and Brow
ers, some of whom settled in
New York in the seventeenth
century. Since the announce
ment was made meetings have
been held in different parts of
the country to make arrange
ments for proving heirship and
securing the prize. 1t is now
believed that the matter will be
brought before the United
States Courts and definitely set
tied in a short time.
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Misbehavior of Counsel.

A case took a curious turn in
one of the courts in Baltimore
the other day. A poor servant
girl had sued a man in whose
house she lived for assault and
outrage, and laid her damages
at $4,000. She got a verdict
for $4,000. and Immediately
after the rendering Of the ver-
dict, her counsel filed a paper
stating that the plaintiff agreed
to allow the counsel one-half
Of whatever damages might be
recovered from the defendant.
The judge took cognizance oft
and said the paper was doubt
I less filed to become the foumda-
ton Of some proceeding to
charge the verdict with $4,000
to be paid to the counsel for
prosecuting the case. No such
application had been made to
him, and if made would not be
entertained.
But the filing of the paper made
a question in the judges mind:
"Has the dealings ofthe coun-
sci with the plaintiff been such
as to call for some notice from
the bench. under its general
power to review the misbehavi-
or of any of the officers of the
court in their official transac-
tions?" The judge thought it
had, and that the filing of the
paper and the publicity given
to it by the counsel required
some action on his part. The
agreement, ifbinding, was op-
pressive. TO require one half
the award of a jury for such an
outrage, from a penniless serv-.
ant girl, the Judge declared
was an act which no court or
jury would be likely to consid-
er without some expression of
Indignation. There was a mo-
tion for a new trial, which was
granted. l
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our Darling.

s%|H~@Sf~~s~~3~33N
Rounding like a foot-ball,
Kickingat the door;
Falling FROM tho tabletop,
sprawling on the floor;
Smashing cups and saueers,
splitting dolly's head;
Putting little pussy-cat
Into baby's he'd. N
Building shops and houses,
Spelling fathers hat,
Hiding mothers precious keys
Underneath the mat;
Jumping on the fender,
Poking at the fire,
Dancing on his little legs
Legs that nevertire.
Making mothers heart leap
Fifty times aday;
Aping everything we do,
Every word we say;
shouting, laughing, tumbling,
Roaring with a will,
Anywhere and everywhere,
Never, never still.
Present-bringing sunshine,
100 Absent--leaying night;
That's our precious darling,
That's our hearts delight.
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Fifty-Six Clumns of Reading
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Contains ALL THE NEWS,
foreign, domestic, political and
general, with full and reliable
market reports. Each number
also contains several short sto-
ries, and a great variety of lite
rary, agricultural matter, etc,
etc., constituting, it is confident
ly asserted, the most complete
weekly newspaper in this coun-
try. AElG HGl ~c
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PUMPS.
mericau Submerged Pump.
a. "A
"THE BEST PUMP IN THE WORLD

OUR AGENTS report over $4,000 worth Of
property saved from Fire this year by these
pumps, being the most powerful force!punips
In the world, M well as NON-FREEzING.
See October number, page 800, also the Pre-.
MUM List, page 393 Of the American Agricul.
turist. This paper never decoiyes the farmers.
See notice In February number, page 10. Try
one. II II don't do the work claimed, send Il
back aud get your money, as WE WARRANT
our pumps to do all we claim for them on our
circulars.
Send for circulars or orders 10 the Bridge
port Mtg CO., No. % Chambers Anew York.
An order for nine Mol Pumps secures an
exclusive town agency. 1T-tf
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THE GREAT FRENCH REMEDY.
DEIAJMsLAs,EI.EIIggs JsLs,I.I T. sREqkEIg EFI'IH HRILLs.

No ail Ruo Lombard, Paris.
These pills are highly recommended by tho ontro
Medical Faculty Of Franco % tho very best remedy
In all cases Of fSpermatorrhma or Seminal Weak
moss Nightly, Daily or Pyfptatiws Emissions; Sex
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Secret Habits and Sexual Exccsaeg tho
Genital Organs; Weak Spine Deposits In tho Urine,
aud all tho ghasty train Of Diseasos arising from
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A correspondent Of the
Liverpool Post thinks the Brit
ish wheat crop of1S73 will be
the shortest one on record.
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yTICK's FLORAL GUIDE .
TTID XBAR 1879.

THE GUIDE ig now published Quarterly.
20 cents pays for the year, four numbers,
which Is not half the cost. Those who after
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The January Number is beautiful, giving
Dining Table Decorations, Widow Csardenn.
NC, and containing o mass OF information In
valuable 10 the lover OF flowers. One hundred
and fifty pages, on fine tinted paper; some flye
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Two Hundred Thousand Just printed In En-
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lNog.27-am. -w&0lf tn'n,fstI
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KEEP THEBLOODPUR,.
BeautItY Your COInpIexiOn.

JUK NvAhPheAhOus
Do not use paint or powder, hut yet n inor
germanont beauty by purifying Your biood
This preparation of Iron and P0kc Hoo
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myo Diseasea Of the Nltfn, PimpIes. Pus
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Plants, Sc
! EEDs, PLANTS, TREES.
PREPAID BY NAN.

MY new priced, descriptive Catalogue OF
Choice Flower and Garden Seeds, 20 sorts of
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Fruit and Ornamental Trees, Shrubs, Ever
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House and Border Plants and Bulbs; one year
graftcd Fruit Trees fOr mailing; Fruit Stocks
OF all Kinds; Hedge Plants, &C.; the mos
complete assortment In the country, will be
sent gratis 10 any plain address, With +. o.
Box. True Cape Cod Cranberry for upland or
lowland, B per 1000, 81 per 100, prepaid by
mall. Trade list To dealers. Seeds on Com
b. M. WATSON,
0ldC0l0ny Nurseries and Seed Warehouse,
Plymouth, Mass. Established 1912.
tsr olc&w), trhar
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DIR. RAILWAYS
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Perfectly tasteless, elegantly coated, for the
cure OF all disorders OF the Stomach, Liver.
bowels, Kidneys, Bladder, Nervous Diseases,
Hca'lachc, Constipation, CostIyeness, mdiges-
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Inflammation OF the Bowels, piles and al de.
ranKements of'the internal Yisccra, warranted
10 ctfcct q positive cure.
.PVRELY.y YEGE7dBLE. Z Containing no
Mercury, Minerals, or dcleterlous drugs.
Boy Observe the following aympt0ms rc-
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+. Constipntlon, Inward piles, fullness Of the
blood TO the Head, AcdIty Of the stomach,
Nausea, Heartburn, Disgust Tor food Full
ness or weight In the Pit OF the stomach,
swimming Of the lIoad, Hurried md dllIlcult
Breathing, Flnttcrng ~ the Heart, Choking
or Sufiocating Sensations whom IN lying Pos.
ture, DlmneSs Of Vision, Dots or Webs before
the Sight, Fever and Dull Pain In the Head,
Deficiency In Persprgtion, Ycll0wness OF the
Skin and lcyca, Pain IN the Side, Chest, Limbs
and sudden Flushcs OF heat, Turning In the
Flesh. Afcw doses OF Railways Pills will
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WE HAVEN TREss
n NE w BOOK

By well-known and popular autl,ol on an
seIy heW sGSaect and the book wPe pro-
WIZ sell readily TO all classes. hgenE wish
ing 10 ecuretorilory should apply al0nco.
u., y. B. BURR 4 1fYM,
Hartford Conns or Chicago Illinois.
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OVARIAN TUMoR CURE.

Never has medicine taken Internally, been
known to have cured Tumors, either OF the
has been thesole reliance In the hands OF eX-
perienced surgeons; but Dr. Railways Sar-
saparillian settles this question. 1t has cured
over twenty persons OF Ovarian Cysts and
Tuniors, as well as Tumors in the Bowels,
Uterus, Womb, Liver, DrOpsical Efrusion,
Ascites, and Calculous C0ncretiOns.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.

BRYANS PULMONIC WATERS
Cure OoUoHs, COLDS, ASTHMA, BlosonfTig, Som
TnRoAT, HoARsEsEss, DITyIcULT BnnArnIs0, IN
CIPIBNT CONSUMPTION AND LuNo DIsEAsRs, They
have no taste Of medicine, and any child win take
them. Thousands hayo been restored to health that
had before despairod; Testimony given In hundreds
Price 35 cen = pcr box. JOBM0sEs, PropriO.
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lIar1 IN EDhclNlEs.
1HE ROMANCE OF cUREl

The many evidences Of extraordinary cures
that are daily reported as effected through
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Parties sending clubs as above
may retain 20per cent. of the money
received by them, as commission.
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TEX female doctors graduated
from a New York City Medical
College this week.
Sixty or seventy cases Of yellow
fever occur daily at Rio Janerio
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Tumor Of IL Years, Growth Cured by
Railways ResOlvent.

Dp RAnwAY. haze MSi', baJ nva Su,S 10 , rSVv.
In thc ovaries ami ho,yeis h'" iNma dno,n,.s @nor
said there was no heIw fo, n tr;o o na,.,
thing that was recnmmended mi nothiS a.
helned me- saw vomr Resoiyent nm nmd thommhf
wouid trv II Inf lad no Sath y, n %nonSs,sa
had snfTered fo,. 10 acarS tnoh " Ioatiss
of the Resoivent one hoy NJ RoI,yaS,s p;IIa
and nsed two boftlcs of Wo,,,. leaSv Rs,ief nn,i
feit. and feeI 6etter smnrtnr and hs',nior
than have ta. 10 vs,rs ma ,vn,.sa "n" naa,pp,or ,,
wNs IN the eif side W tha N'iss sSe s,Hr tha
"roin' Iwrifc tIis ~ v",, sor ne, honaat V S ~
others Van con im,hiisl; Il n Van I nIo"se
''"''' ~" W" p"2ii'ANW 2iANW a KH HoT eHDS'v W%xpp
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Legal Notice.
4 Oh
SALE OF SCHOOL LANDS.

WHEREAS, 1t appears from the reco,ds IN tbe
AUDITORS office Of Vinton county. Ohio. tbat
lle auditor Of snld county, after dle notice
having been given, sold, on Inc ooH doy of
Jaunary, 1855, the following SchoJ f'"Sds' Ia
tq-wit. The Southwest quarter "A Section
sixteen Q8,) Township number Ana 70 !
hange sixteen dG) Timothy Il. stailey bcll
coming inc purchaser OF said iandl AZ said
WAEhEAs, lt appears from said reodds that
more than twelve months hayo eIauled ainca
tne 9th payment OF the purchaselprice of
said lands have become due and A,at sald
sniu otll payment, and all other s,rbscouent
payments, stili remain unpaid.
Notice y therefore given that. IN pbrs,,auco
ot inc 10Th section Of San act 10 rcgSlatc ihc
sale Oh school Lands, and the snr,bnder of
VIII offer said lands for sale wltb Hi III tIc
improvements w thereon, az anyl nj itlI Joor of
lne court House, In said county,. IN n,o hieh..
est and best bidder therefor IN caaT at onc
V,se,alock, p, m.,. on the "a day Of NM A M
iioods5' ios5' NO pa VIII be entertained fariess than
Nso,Io, which amount IL necessary ia ,Snv he
purchase money due the State. MA ynspsas
incident 10 thlssa WI" fAPohSos
w. w. BELFORD, Aud,r yin,ooloo n
March26, f873-8w ''""'' NV,V'
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ID IL aHso n superior Tonic,
Restores tho Appetite
Strengthens the kystetu,
Restores tho Weak pnd Facilitated,
Cnnsea flie Food 10 Digcs
Removes Dyspepsia lsmh InUipcsttOi
E'pO cittH MAinriOuA tcsVn
Hivea tone 40 your ~ Stem.
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\ startling expose OF Medical Hubuos of
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Atn u cttEN Oh " WuDh
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diseases of the Throat
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effectually cures oil C0ug
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many cases OF AstlaHa
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Grnvef or Kidney Ill
easc, diseases ofthe Urii
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WORMS.

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(TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLAR Sin Pre-
miums, for distribution among thG.00
Subscribers of the
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
pemocrata ouafad.

1t will be'SSsn; ~ our i1egislAtIVo Isport to-
day, that the four select committees appointed to
try she soRtostsd elsction cases of tho sitting
trict, made report ousting the Democrats and
SEATING the Radicals. Msasu. Waddell, Reyn-
olds, Williams and Phillips, appeared and were
sworn in. TAus il the viii % Yin peoplO OF Luz
ssrns county Get at defiance by tho packed and
iOr-sYorn committees "drAWn" to try these cases.
The proceedings Ofthsss COMMITTEES ara = bittnE
lnOokery of justice and travssty Of judicial pro-
eedure We shah have more to say on this SAB
iect ct our leisurs. y LgNealLer EltfIIiqeneer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
Menry wIIsen RsGase. shs Palnaer.
From The Ny. Hsr.ldi

NieePresidsnt Wilson's sIumhsrS have h.eu
greatly disturbed By consideration scsuplas on
the subject OF the Senatorial back pay, Hoiod bv
Congress about twentysfeuF houls before his
resingnation as q Senator. He hss. tkerseavs
resolved to wash his hands Of the iniauitv a. n,
turning the money. He addressed, on the 9th
inst, letter 10 Treasurer Spinner, encIosing an
order on the Secretary Of the Senate for aboul
"a 400, the amount OF the back increase. less his
mileage. with the instruction that Il be appropri.
Ated toward the payment Of the national debt.
vice President Wilson, actuated by his usual
nodesty, requested the Treasurer that the mai.
ter be kept secret and his injunction wa;
strictly obeyed.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03

The ILLINOIS FARMERs UPRIsLSa. The farm
srs Of Peoria county, Ill.,, have adopted the follow
ing among other resolutions;
Resolved, That until We have obtained redress
from the assumption OF 20 Eer, wrongs, and tho
extOrtion of the railroads in THE State and have
brought them into subjeetl0n to legal restraints,
we will act together as one body, without distine-
tion Of party, far this question s concerned,
dOenIing II paramount to all others at the present
Aae
The Chicago 1ri6ase says;
1t is impossible TO tell accurately the number Of
farmers in the State who belSng to the assOcia-
tons. Systematic reports have never been made
to the secretary of the State Association, contain
ing the desired statistics. There are l02 counties
in the State, and 1900 townships. Il Is a very
moderate estimate to say that 800 townships have
already organized clubs, or have the field occupied
by the lodges Of the Patrons Of HuSbandrY, which
are called oranges" some people whose mean
u information are excellent, place the number q
1000 others hay that there are not less than /,
400. The number is certainly far beyond compu
tation from any means now at our disposal. 4
few counties have more than twenty Of both asso
clations. The average membership Is about To-
male adults, and iucrOaaing. The combined mem
berShip Of the clubs aud oranges Of the State can
not, therefore, fall much below one hundru
thousand at present, with prospect that, by fAl
1aole than half the voting population Of 1llinoi
hlll be ihklqddd. lh tho light ot these facts, Ii
fArmerS' movement assumes . magnitude litt
dreamed Of by those who are unfamiliar with Ii
subject.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
FIFTH WARD.
A Voice OF WsarulnS.

Citizens of Seventh and Fiflh Wards organize
without distinction Of party Immediately. II is
publicly boosted BY the negro that the nopiua-
tlon are made iu the interest of the negro to force
eolored ,ch IN 'tS tHe lFu6lle Schools Nrith
white CHILDREN. Neither Of the persons nominat-
ed In Sth and 1th wards, teNcopt Mr. Balrd) have
any children attending Public Schools Neither
ls II probable that they would send their children
to Public Schools " they had children to be edu.
Gated; those men have nothing to gain or lose by
mixing negroes and whites together in onT
schools; those arristOerate gentlemen can afford
wtl take good caro- 10 select schools whare ~
negroes aFs nat admitted 10 set beside negro bows
and girls in our public schools. Mechanics and
Workingmen Of Wilmington, are you prepared
70 sanction social equality 9f white and colored
your might without regard to party and dsfea
those negro worshlppers and fanatics 10 those tWC
lwhrds. '- tT7a la tsBPUBIICAN :
IL o.. -
Wilmington daily gazette., 1873-04-03
For thsGasstts.

For the Gazette. &sBs FgI
Mn. EDTToB:-From the earnest desire evnced
by the extreme radical WING Of the 'Repuphcani
Party OF this city to control the Beard Of Pubic
Education for the ensuing year, it looks very sus-
Plelous that they have some special object in view
from present. indications the ". 8. Ohicials and
their allies have mAdn pledges to the coIored men
to perform some particular work for them. It Is
asserted BY the cOlored people boldly and ptbIeuL
", that II certain gentlemen get into the school
BoaRd, the coored people will have their rights in
the schools. Those public expressions mean some
thing, they have had encouragement from some
source to warrant them in making the assertion
amongst the Firth Ward nOmineee. There is ore
certain U. g OFFICIAL who was sesn q few even
ings previous to tho nomination in the Seventh
Ward in the stOFo Of one Of his coloyed 6retey1 at
nins O'Clock, In very close conversation. Suspicion
was at once aroused that he was arranging for the
coloTod vote OF that ward for particular candid
ate, and the suspicion was we'll founded for in a
few evenings afterward the colored brethern did
nomination. Ia less than one week the gentlemen
who was 30 anxious for his friends success, and
ono otheri OAici@t are nominated in the Flftt
Ward, and who byP Negro votes. The tickets thG
citizens Of the Fifth and Seventh wards are called
upon 70 vote was made for them by negroes. Ar,
the ettzenAot Wilmington prepared 70 let the M
Igroes t1Aa.a . lew white worshiPers Of the negrO
race select the School Board ofWilmington Ar
you desirouS to have the white and black childre,
mingled promiSculousy together in the Publ
Schools OF this cityp II you are not, then arous
in your might and defeat the tickets nominst ID il
those two wards care not what politics the me
are who oppose them so they are sober capabl
men. Let new tickets be form Ia those wards in
mediatsly, and every honorable effort used to dc
feat these negro wOrsAiperA A word u t6a wis
is sufficient.
IL FIFTH Warn