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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
SUBScRlP1lONS.-I073.
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Address HARPEP 4 LRUThERs, t,cwvork
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The Auditor has commence,

The Auditor has commenced
looking up the standard
weights and measures. TIL e
half bdshel measure. we be-
lieve, still remains at the Steam
Mill. At an inspection OF those
articles now in the Auditors
Office, one of the members of
The Steam Mill firm severely
condemned the scales, and said
he could whittle a better pair
out of VIC cd. Which naturally
suggests the inquiry IT 30 inge-
nious n person could not make
a wooden halt bushel for the
mill, and return the metal one
10 he county where il belongs.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23

VIRGINIA is the happiest of
all the late rebel States, and
perhaps the most prosperous.
A good deal of this state OF
affairs is owing to the tolera
ton and conservatism OF her
press. 1t is but slight thing,
but characteristic, to find the
papers of Richmond praising
Senator Lewis (Republican)
for his honesty, advising the
young men of the State to
sink their pride and 60 10 work,
and inviting immigration, all
IN one day.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
Notice to Teachers.

THE BoARr Sfschool Examiners for VIM
on County will meet at the Union School
House, In Macarthur, on the ist and srd satur'
lay OF March, April, May, September, October,
and November; and the LIST saturday IN Janu-
,ry, February, June. July, August, and De-
esmber, in each year. Examinations to com.
mencs at ten o'clock, A. N. Satisfactory eVl'
isnce OF good moral character will be required
q all cases. A lee Of SO cents Is required by
M from each applicant.
Us HUM, School
L. o. PEkpUE. Clerk, J Examiners.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23

The standard gallon meas
ure is still missing. We hear
1t reported that Thos. B. Davis
has it in his possession. As
the Auditor is too modest TO
ask him 10 return il We re-
specllulIy perform that duty
for HIM. Bring it forward,
Thus. b il you have il. What
right have you To take such
liberties with public properl!
You don't belong to The "ring.'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
LOCAL MATTERS.
Grand Balloon Ascension.
Eagle Furnace.

A letter IRON this place
aays: Eagle Furnace is a love
ly spot. l think this place
must have been the Garden
OF Ellen we read about in the
good Book; and the forbidden
iruit is icing eaten here YETI
Logan Republican.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
Howard Sanitary Aid AssOcia-

For the Relisfand Cure OF the Erring and Un'
fortunate on Principles Of Christian
~ Philanthropy.
Essays on the Errors Of Youth, and tho fol-
lies Of Age, in relation to Marriage and socia
Evils, with sanitary aid for the afiicted
SEAT free, In. ssaloI envelopes. Address,
oWARD ASSOCIATION, BOX P, PLlAdsl
phia, Pa.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
BIRTHS.
MAR RAGE LICENSES.
David Rose and Hannah BrittOn.
Samuel Woodgeard ahd Mary Cut

Eli johnson and Maggie Ullom.
Alonzo Anderson and Eliza Eiker.
Thomas B, Moore ani Frances Jane
Roberts.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23

'NHIs WELL. KNOWN PAPERis about en-
L tering the thirieih year Of its publication,
under the most promising auspices. All the
popular features that have heretofore diSiin,
guished ii will be continued, and every effort
made 10 render it still more deserving of pub
lie Nvor.
Its EDITORIALS are spirited; it's correspond
-ence extensive: its news varied and from ev.
cry quarter Of the glote, Its agricultural de>
partment full OF PRACTICAL information; while
its store lie sketches, and miscellany. are
adapt 10 both young and old; and its re.
port OF the markets, OF live stock, grain, gro.
ceries aud dry goods, are always reliable.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
Harper's Weekly.
sPLENuIDLY ILLUSTRATED.
Notices of he Pres.

The Weekly IS the ablest and most powerful
illustrated periodical published in this coun
try. Its editorials are scholarly and convlnc'
Ing, and carry much weight. Its illustrations
OF current events are full and fresh, and are
prepared By our best designers. with cir
culation of 10000, the Weekly IS read by at
least halt million persons. and ITS influence
rs an organ of opinion 10 simply tremendous;
The Weekly maintains positive position, and
expresses decided views on political and So
cal problems.-Louisrille Courier. Journal.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
EVERY CLUB AGENT
TERMS :.
A GREAT 0FFERI Fgss. FsssGs q is.s.s: ";

way. n. 7 wia d :poss d iU' PIANOS, MELo-
DE0NS asd Organs Of sir fra ctass makers, inciud'
Gng Ratsrs's at very low prices for cash,
or port oash, and baianee IN snau monthg laaaa'
improsenens,J for s275 eaA. Noe ready CON
CERT0 PARL0R ORGAN, The med beautiful ayle
4aad ps.fsd toss made illustrated catalogue
mailed. She'd Masic asd Mssc Mrehaadise. l4Hss
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23

ADVERTISING reminds people Of
things they had been wanting all
along, but had forgotten all about.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23

A LIVELY advertisement costs no
more than Q dull one.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-23
Holloway's Ointment.
HOLLOWAY & co., Sole PrOpristor'.
70 Maiden Lane, NewYoFk

Holloway's Pills and Ointment are sold At
rs cents, 62% cents aud 81 per boz or pot. A
great saving Is made by buying the large sizes
6noyls72iw
, 1873-05-08

4 stuffed oaglo sur1nountne two aa,t-
cellars, q donaise'a chair, aomo Colts rovol~
vers, tllroo ships binnac1os, md half-a-tlozeu
bosslos Of muddy MisuiasIppi water, tho whole
grouped togothor in elegant profuslou, aro tho
sy.nbocal products of American industry on OK
hibtioh at Vienna. Tho mute, inglorious eag1o,
whoHo bosotn IL atnfrod md whose throat ro-
fusos to utter tho defiant scream Of tho 1.-Two bird
of frooiom, is about tho most appropriate om-
hlcm tlat could lavo boon chosen to ropresont
tho attitude IN which our Conmiasionors-ta
latest spooinlona Of rofortloa Civil sorvloo--hnvo
placed American Industry ona American 0oy-
ern1nont boforo tho oyoB Of tho world.
, 1873-05-08
DEATH OF CHIEF JUSTICE CUABE.

Tho doath Of Chof Justice Chase carries tho
mind back to tho inception Of tho Anti-slarory
movement as u political clement III tho history
Of tho nation. Thoro wero Abolitionists boforo
Ills time, but It may DO fairly Aad tint, when lo
joined hiB fortunca to tho baud Of heroic spirits
who woro resolved to resist at all points tho on
croachnacnta 'ot tho alavo powor, tho political
forco Of tho movement began. From that timo
to tho present lo has leon conspicuous figure
III all public afraira; and. whether as Governor,
aonator, Secretary, or Cliief Juatco, ho l,an OIL
tho whole loft n c1oar and shining record.
Grant That ho was ambitious Of tho Presidency,
md That many of hiB aetH woro moulded upon
Tint ambition Inn ambition almost iugopara.
bio from such stationB as he flllod), tho
fact romains that lo rendered to lis
country great and memorable services. Fow
of onr public mon hayo been moro highly OF
moro desorvedly honorcd. no has now followed
ils great co1npeer md colleague, Seward, to tho
gruge. Ills nalno. like that Of ATr. Seward, will
fill 1nrgc space IL, tho history of the pations
most eventful epoch, and, as the petty strifes
AHtl UlChCTluha 01 pptlca GHhil NrDp into Lf1otf
appropriate oblivion, Luis namo will shine with IN
evor-briglltoning lustro.
We hope that tho President will select tho
ablest and most distinguished lawyer and juriat
III Tho land to tako the now vacant place as
Chief Justice Of tho supromo Court,-aomo
such man as Willinm II. Evarts, for instance
uni that, In making tho seloction, no regard
will ho paid to tle paltry considerations Of local
ity or party services.
, 1873-05-08
Tho Producers and Consumers ConYcntio

Tho Producers and Consumers Convention
now mooting at Now York have chosen as their
President tho Hon. Josiah Quincy, Of h1assacl,u-
setss, who has mado hmsolf prominent In tho
discussion Of tho transportation question, and
deserves to DO remembered, among other things,
for Lis efforts to got choap ratoa Of daily commu-
tation on tho railroads leading ont Of Boston, 30
that tic wolkmcnof that city might lavoconfors-
ab1oand accessible homes. Legislation is tho rom
ey for existing troubles to which tho resolutions
Of tho Convention point. Laws arc to DO obtained
from CongrosB md tho State Legislatures to
control tho cllnrgos Of existing companies. Ad-
ditonal rail aud wator ways aro also to bo got by
legislation. Railway officials and representatives
Of overy sort must be excluded from al1 logisla-
tigo, executive, and judicial positions, 30 that
tho power Of tho pcoplo may no longer be be-
traycd to their own oppression, national
agitation ii to DO begun by the formation Of
Btato county, and town associations, acting
under national organization.
, 1873-05-08

Tho Chicago grain markets were generally
higher yesterday, and moro actiyo. A1eBs pork
WIS quiot md unchanged, at 817. .2o@17.o5 cash,
end Sl7.A0 seller Juno. Lard was quiet aud n
ahade 1rmor, Mt es.s5@s.90 per 100 1bB caBh,
and 9915 seller Juno. Meats wero inactive and
unchanged, ut GsS@os%o for shoulders, e7S@oc
for short ribs, 9@o1So for short clcar, aud 1o@
l2c for sweet picked hama. Lake freights wcro
moro active md oasior, at DC for wheat to
buffalo. Highwinos were in good demand,
mud 10 higher, at ss11o per. gallon. Flour
was firm aud less active. Whoat WAS active aud
20 higher, closing at s1.28X soller tho month,
and s1.27A eellor Juno. Corn was active aud
10 higher, closing ut 3s1lo cash, and 4o3zo
aoller Juno. Oats were quiet and 10 higher,
closing at 3l}5c cash, and 339Go seller JUMP.
Ryo was in good demand and 10 higher, at Goo.
Barley was quiet, but 10 higher, at 75@s5o for
inferior to good No. 2. Hogs woro moro active
and frmor, ut s4.o0@5.35. Cattle and sLeep
wore without material chango.
, 1873-05-08

fcArloss independence has boon inorossol, and
though for long poriod denounced by noarly
tho whole country aa fnnaticnl er1emy Of tho
goutl, ~ atnteaman aud na Judgo ho lived to
300 hiu,Holf aa Violently denounced for fnvor-
ltism to thoHo WHO Ind urged tho "sayoho1lora'
war" 11o brought to tho Donoh all admirable
dignity, q frank independence uudoubted por-
aonal integrity, md purpoae TO do right. As
Judge and Btatosnan ho hold tho baIanco fairly,
and H1lnred In no effort to perRccuto or opproHu
oyon those wlro had boon in rebellion. 1I6 was
In no part Of tho country moro honorod t1nn
IN tho Southern 6tatos, wloro, before tho
War, ho wns hold mp to public detoBtatlon.
AB Chief Justice, lo prosllol, In 1903, In
tho Senate, during tho trial Of tho impeachment
Of Androw johnson. Since his election to tho
Senate, ia 1840 ho has been activo and con-
spicuoua among tho htatesn1on Of tho country,
and during TINT whole timo has mniptainod an
unblemiahod ol,aractor for personal integrity and
purity OF private 1ffc.
In 1860, Mr. Chase was candidate before tho
Republican Convention for tho nomination Of
President. Flo received tho third highest n,im-
hor Of votoH on Tho first and second ballots, and
on tho last ballot when Mr.. Lincoln needed but
feW votes to DO nominated, somo Of Mr.
Chaao's friends changed thoir votos, aud gave
Mr. Lincoln tho required naj ajority. In 1868, It las
boon said TINT tho sudden nomination of Mr.,
Seymour by d portion Of tho Ohio delegation
In the National Democratic Convention in Now
York was tho result OF m intrigue to provont
tho nomination OF Nfr. Chabo by TINT Conyon-
tion. Tho country has had fow puror or ablor
statesmen In modoru tlmes than 8alnon r.
Chase, and bis death will leave vacancy on the
supromo Bench TINT tow mon hkoly to, 10 ap-
pointed will I'll NTH equal dignity, impartiality
md ability
, 1873-05-08

In an article fow days ago, upon tho caae of
Phelps, Dodgo g. Co., wo directed attention to
tho fact that tho rholo case against that firm
was, that, In tho importation Of 50, 600, 900 worth
OF goods annually, cortain orrora IN tho lnyolces
lad in four years caused losa OF 81 600 of rovo-
mo. These errors consisted in tho omiasion
from tho dcclarol value Of tbo goods OF tho cost
Of transporting them from Wales, where thoy
woro made, to Liverpool, where they.wcro ship
por. Thls omission occurred in 4 few ont Of
'nany thousands Of impoxtations. Tho follow
ING IL copy Of Tho infamous provision Of tho
law Which goycrus Tic valuation Of in,porta in
such casos
dad b. it further eaa .ttds THAT In determining
tho Aut!able valno Of merchandise hereafter u,uottu
tero shall 10 added ia ho cost TO tho acaI wlole-
aalo prica or general market value at to lime Of az
lortation n the principal markets. of tie country from
whence tho sallo shall lavo Ictn Imported into thu
United Htato* fhe cost " transportation, ahipnsn aud
fsansshtrmen!, with all tho c1pouHas included from
tho placa ef arorth production, or manufacture,
welh0r by lan watert 10 The pe1stt in which shin.
1nunt IL maslo 10 tho unttal gtatss Tho value of tho
sack, box, or covering Of any kind in which s,,cA
goods aru contained; commission at tae usual rates,
but III no caso lpaa than az per ecu.un
brokerage export duty, and afl ohrr uc-
thai Or uhual charges for putting III
preparing. and packing for transportation or shiu-
mant And al chargoa Of general ohasacsor iucu1 rod
III tue purchase et inyo!ss lAl ba distributed
, 1873-05-08

After Stokes Was aontoncol by Judge Board
man to bo hanged Fob, 49, his counsel aooarod O
atay Of proceedings, and applied to tho supromo
Court Of Now York for now trial. Thfa has
just boon denied aftcr prolonged consideration,
ind tho doomed man, who not uunaturally thinks
Of that Of his victim, Inns exhausted ali but
two Of his means Of escape. 1Io hus still tho
Court Of Appeals md tho Executive
clon1ency Of Gov. Dix to go to. Foster
won't this Bnmo road bofoyo him mud found
that It lod to tho gallows. Neither tho Court
of Appeals nor Gov. Dix are encouraging rosorts
for 80 clear1y marked murdoror aa btokoa.
, 1873-05-08

The Logialat.ire at it's late soBsion amoudoa
bcction d4 of tho general law on fees aud bal-
arsea, by fixing tbs foes Of grand mud petit
Jurors, III counties Of tho lrat and second class,
Mt SLIGO per day, aud mileage ut co1lts Per milo
oach way. TalaAman ure to ho paid 1t tho samo
rata. Jurors in the connty court arc 10 DO
paid 30 cents per day anl mileage. In counties
OF tho third claas Cook County, tue Jurors ara
to receive % per day aud couts for u1ieapo
each wny, mticage to DO allowed only ouco for
each term.
, 1873-05-08

pro rata hmon0 NIL rarG Of such invoice and cvery.
part thereof charged with uies basc on yalno sla1l
bn advanced according to Ito proportion, anil all wings
or other articles rhylng specific duty by gaica shall
ho grated and pay duly nccoring to tho nctnl valuo
10 determined: IroDifcd, That nil additions mnde TO
TIN onsorca v"no Of n6rchanlao for cargea aln uo
regarded M pnrt Of tho actual valuo Of such ncrcinn.
dsac. mud II R.eh Natlition shal exceed by 10 por
centlm tho Fnlucs 40 declared iii tho untry In addition
to The datfoa imposed by law, there shall to cricd,
collected, and pafd duty Of 20 per cenun, on such
vnlun: Provided, That tho duty ahal in no case DO
asseasod Upon an arnottut less thnn lilo nvotco or
cutercd vatno.
Tho practical working Of this Is MS fo1loua:
Goods purchased ut tho placo Of manufacture In
IN interior town III my foreign country, for tho
United States, must DO inyoicol first at their
actual cost. To this must bo added tho cost Of
tho boxos, balos, g1asa, oratos or other pac1agc
In which tloy mny bc iuolosod tho cartago to
tho railway station, tho Sums pail for freight,
tho cartRgo to tho ship, including storage, ii
thorc be any, commlaa1on not less than az per
cent, brokerage, dockago focs, export duty, aud
all othor expenses attending tho shipment. Tho
amount Of all this las to bo added as pnrt Of tho
valae OF tho goods, aud upon tho arrival in tho
United Satos Ia charged with tho duty Of 90, 40
60, Or GO por cent Tux, that is collected upon tho
goods themselves. In cases, however, wlorc
these additional costs exceed 10 por cont OF tho
first coat Of tho goods, then mn additional tux Of
20 per cont is levied upon tho additional yalue.
Tho omission Of any OF these itan,s Of expense
in tho aoclarod valuc Of Tho goods ut tho CUSTOM
house involyos tho forfeiture Of tho wloto I'M
portation, and aubfocts tho fmportort to dno and
This provision of tho law, how
cyor, is considered nh imperative nocesslty for
tho principle Of protection.
, 1873-05-08

Canal Commissioner Milne reports that tic
inspector Of drain In thia city ia giving grcnt
dissatisfaction to tho shippers of grim by tho
ulinoia d Michigan Canal, Tlo receipts Of tLo
canal for April ere 510,14O, which ia less than
thoy should hayo boon, mud Tho dccroaaa is at-
tributol to tho impositions of tho Inspector.
He anticipates further loss 10 tho royenucs Of
the CANAL as tho grain mon throaton to MAKO
their shipments by rail.
, 1873-05-08

Superintendent Washburn lias proparod an
ordor directing tho mensbors Of tho uolico forco
TO SEQ TINT oil places whoro liquor il sold nro
closed at II o'clock, In accordance with law, aud
to arrest wlthont warrant all porsons found yio-
lating tho ordinanco. II tho Police board ap-
prove the order, it will 30 into effect ut ouco.
, 1873-05-08

net profit Of e2.51o8s5. Tho Auditor eiyos n
ifpt OF 81 fnaotvont colnpanios, with thoir in
debfot'noHs. 11o d'Hcuavoa at longth tho propo-
aa' to tax rrotnfs1ln receipts ae properly md
holsla that fnir Interpretation Of tho Constttu.
uon will not sustain this principle Of taxation as
Bouttd.
, 1873-05-08

The Fifth Annual Insurance Report OF TIM
9tats Auditor shows that Illinois las now In
good standing 118 fro aud marine companies.
They received in cash proniuma Inst year
e5,7oi 8Bl; thor losaoa woro s1,d77,0l7; their
expenses arc estimated at al,7l1, ,45sj leaving
, 1873-05-08

No Improvement has taken place In Lonissuns
at5airH. Kellogg'B Motropolltans, sent TO st.
Martins Parish to mid tho tax-colectors, Ind an
engagement with tho Roslators at st. MartinB.
vi1lo. yesterday, III which both cannon and smul
arms wero freely uaed. Coy. Ko!logs WIS shot
ut yesterday whilo driving through tho gtroota
Of New Orleans, the pistol bali passing through
Lis carriage and barely miBAing l1is load,
, 1873-05-08

9lo fow remaining tiMbers Of the hulk of tito
Atlantic hayo boon blown up. This notion
brought fourteen moro boaies to view, but Inns
not resulted in tho recovery Of any Of tho vule,a-
bic parts Of tho cargo, which the wators rofuso
to i.iye III.
, 1873-05-08

CINCINNATI, May IA Lexington dispatch
lInkil in quhrrel, nlsot as Joseph Kollor,
miAsed him, and atraok Clay RtchaiIdsoll, who waH
trying to separate tho parties. The ball enter-
cd the back OF Richardson's Aoad, killing him
arreHtsd.
, 1873-05-08

Iho omaha Dridgo Company, which is
losEer Credit Mobi!lor ring in the Union pac0o
Railroad. mud Which loyos tolls Of its own OH all
ra'lroad freight Which CROSSES the Missiaaippi at
on'aia, is said to mako $1,000 day by it's OK
4ort;np
, 1873-05-08

:. Mr. A. H. Craig has accepted tho nomination
OF the Princeton Convention rs cau-
didato for Judge Of tho Supreme Court,
in opposition to Judge Lawrcncc. Ills &C.
coptnpco, after having signed tho call for
Judge Lawrence, and having once refused to bo
candidate, implies that ho runs On the plat
form Of the Princeton Convention aud thus
for the first time we hayo tho unhlushing spoc-
taclo of q candidate for Judge of our highest
court running as candidate Of certain interests,
Mr.. Craig is not SO pledged, ho is cheat mad n
lsambug. We arc informed that Alr. Craig has
boon for many years. tho local attorney of tho
Chicago, Burlington d. Quincy Railroads.
iact that would not nilitate agatnBt his uRofuneaB
on the Bouch il ho woro oloctol in tho usual way,
as m independent, unplodged, bipartisan jurist.
If he allows himaelf to be elected as an iustsu-
mont for certain purpoHes, however, ho ia as
Liable to bo for railroads Us against them whom
hc takes Ills seat upon tho Bench. There Benms
to 10 no political Issue mado in tho election.
Tie Bureau County Republican supports Mr.
Craig, who is q Democrat, and the Ottawa Free
Trader supports Judge Lawronco, who is Re-
publican. This ia entirely proper. for, although
Mr. Craig was identified with TINT class of Den,o-
Gratis who woro donominatod Copperhoads DUR
Ing tho War, his qualifications for Julgoship uro
noithor groater nor loss in consequence Of npy
opinions ho hela thou. Tho true lsa,1o OF tho
contest IL whether lnsn shall be chosen to tho
Supreme Bench upon platform prescribing the
Kind OF decisions ho shall rcnder, III advance Of
tho hoaring Of arguments. Wo do not bolioyo
that tho people OF the Fifth Judicial District
will sanction any such dananallo doctrine,
, 1873-05-08

MYERS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES atrcot, hetweon
state and paaIlnsn; Tno KITTY blanchard DurlosQup
Combination. - lad DIckeY,H
, 1873-05-08

An Indispensable requisite Of attendance upon the
orora to thoso not already PROVIDED Ia one OF thoaa
cosy md elcgant carriages from thu Livery stao
oi Near1Blay, Newton Co., In Couch place. bbtWaen
CLARK and Dearborn Btroata Nothing c'luA to ths1r
turnolts eau be lad In Chicago,
, 1873-05-08

GLORrs NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. stroot, let,Ycan Wash
tn8on ma Ma,snn. engagement Of Miss Hatlo Ea
, 1873-05-08

T1OOI.EYS THEArRE-Randolp|, street, between
Clark md l.ASli.2. 'Nsks.h
, 1873-05-08
ADJUSTMENTS.

17311 31Nlz4AN VFENA.
Aass hisht was the gafa night Of tho short
soaHoh OF ltalian opora ut h1oVicltor's. Tho
nouse WAS crowded In every part, ovon tho avail
ao'o a'andlng-room being occupied. Tho audi
ohso va" IN aroasy and brilliant as 1t Was numor-
uuH Inc tad1eh seemed to vio with each other IN
'no l'ehnosa Of their toilotes, md thoro waa moro
OK u,Aoofaso alhpay than has boon soon at my pub
tIu p'ace OF am''so ont since tho nnte-lre period
ant
Pauline LT1crh
.ll1fh LONiBo Ro1]or1
,8enorh r.
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Hlu
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1873-06-12

REPGBGIcAw CONVENTION ofi5c1a
call is published, for convention Of delegates
TO assemble in Lynchburg, OH the Both of
July,rto nominate candidates for 'Gerernor
lit. Governor and Attorney General. The
apportionment of delegates is two for each
representative in the House Of Delegates from
a county, provided, however, every county
shall be eptEled to at least one delegate
BY this rule, Augusta will be entitled to six
delegates and other counties in like proper
tiou, according to the legislative representa-
ticn. The cali is broad 10 its terms, embra-
eng all who in good faith, accept the results
of the war. support the administration Of
President Grant, and are desifous Of restor,
ing the Commonwealth to her former rela-
lions of concord and loyalty with the Nation
alsUnion; who favor the gerssal educaticn
ofthe children Of the South, and the active
development of her material resources. 1t
is important that good men, Of strong corn
mon sense, and solid character, be selected as
delegates.