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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-04-17
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JAMES CowANS OF Chillicothe,
was killed by lightning on the
evening oil the Both ult., on
the canal between Portsmouth
and Waverly.
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TERMS OF SALE.

One third cash in han1; and one third in
one year and one third in two Years from
day OF sale. Deferred payments 10 bear IN.
terest at per cent. per aunum and to he se-
cured by mortgsge on the premises told.
GEORGE KALER,
ShenHo' VInion county.
HoHEa G. JoSys, Attorney for plaintif.
April 10, 1873, CIV
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The terrible lreachery rela.
ted of the Modoc Indians, re-
sulting in the death of Gener
al Candy and one of the Peace
Commissioners and the wound
ing of another, as we'll as a
subordinate officer of the ar
my, call for a vigorous retalia-
ton, which we are glad to say
has been ordered by the Presl-
dent and Gen. Sherman. We
fail to see any reason why the
Modocs from their lava bee,
should not pass easily but
surely to their happy hunting
ground. Red-skin treachery
is proverbial, and it might be
as we'll to send squaws and
pappooSes along with the war
riors. AS they are not divided
10 life, it is best they should
not be devided in death.-O. S
Journal.
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Fiday,the 18th DaS Of May a. d. 1877

| Town OF NcAfthur' Nlnton county, Uhoi on
Fiday,the 18th DaS Of Nay a. D. 1877
A. the hour ofl o'clock P. NJ of said DIV the
! following lands AMI tnnemPnis. Vtna'e in the
county ofVinion and stat" M f0hio. n wit:
Let. The south half ofthe southeast quar-.
ter NJ section No. "a, township Nc. II, AMI
rnge No. II. containing eighty scrss more or
less. Saii tract heIng appraised at sixteen
hundred dollars tsI.snOl
end A'so the north halfof the sorIh east
quaTter OF sscron No. "a. towrshrp No. II.
and range No. II, containing eighty acres fsnl
more or 'ezs SAID tract heIng anpra,sAd III
fourteen hundred and forty dollars. (Sl,44O.N
srd. Also the east-half NJ the north east
q1ar'Nr OF section No. %. township No ], ,
and ra1ge No. II, containing so acres, more
~ less. Appraised at twelve hundred dollars
~. 2O0)
Ith. Also the north half OF the Southwest
quarter NJ section No ~. township No. II. and
Rang" No. II, containing eiGhtv'.cres more or
less APPRAISED at twelve hundred and eighty
do lars fsI.2s0l
5h. Also thu west half ot the northwest
qnnrler NJ said section No. o.. townshin and
range Aforesaid, containing eighty (sh) anres
more or less. Annrnise1 at thirteen hundred
and twenty dollars tsl .32ol
9Th. Also the north halfof the north. least
quarter Of section No. 23, townshIn and range
end Of SAID tract leaving seventy C70) acres
more or less. Appraised at twelve hundred
and eighty dollars Isl ,2s0)
7th. Al'o the southeast quarter of the
northeast quarter of section M. %. township
End range Aforesaid, ex'Ant three ts) acres
belonging 10 What is known as the George W.
Gustin Farm appraised at six hundred and
twenty>nine dollars (S629l
9Th. Also the moth half OF the the sonth.
east quarter Of section No. %. township and
range Aforesaid, containing eighty CsO) acres
more or less. Appraised at sixteen hundred
dollars ts1 ,6O0.)
9th. Also the northeast quarter OF the
southwest quarter OF section No. %, township
No. II, and range No. II, containing Al ~
acres more or less. Appraised at seven huns
dred and twenty dollars (s720)
FScentinp from above tracts III acres Of
the sast pNrt thereof heretofore sold to one
Patrick Lears by W. W, and W. R. MADEIRA,
dated June 1863.
Earh tract ofthe above described lands and
tenements must bnng two.thlrds Of the APP
praised value.
Ordered to he sold in certain rartItIon pro.
reedings lately pending IN the Court of Com.
non Plees Of said county, wherein John Ma>
diera was neiitioners and Seneca W. Ely
ct al were defendants.
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Saturday, the 18th Day of May A. D.
1873,

at the hour of2 o'clock, P. NJ. of said day, the
following described lands and tenementS, to-
wit: Part OF the east half Of the southeast
quarter Of section No. hve, 10y township No.
nine, l9) OF range No. eighteen, Qs) COM
(s4) rods north Of the south west corner OF
gTees, east fourteen and tiit, hundreths (l4.5O)
chains to stone, thence forty hYe (4o) de
grees, e1st FIVE and thirty'six hundredths
$3.50 chains to q stone, thence north twelve
U2) degrees west four (4) chains to stone,
thence west fifteen and dfOrty>elght huudredths
Q5.4s) chains to n stone. thence south f ur and
wenty.three (4.23l hundreths CHAINS to tho
place Of beginning, being ten QO) acres STU
ate in VInton county, State ofOhio,
Appraised at three hundred aud twerty SIX
dollars and sixty~slX and twothirds cents
s326.G6A and must bnng two.tnlrds oil that
sum.
Also, IN lots Nos. thirty three, SO sixteen,
10 thirty four, "a and the east half OF No. hG>
teen, 10 said lots being situate IN the town Of
Allen willie, Vinton county, OHIO.
Appraised at seven hundred and hftY' eight
dIllars aud thirty three aud one.thlrd cents,
s75s sS31s and must bring two thirds OF that
sum.
70, be soldss he property Of Nicholas Phfer
to satisfy an order OF sale, issued from the
Court Of Common Pleas in favor Of Hum.
phTey CLARK.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash in hand o. the day
of sale. GEORGE KALER,
sheriff Vinlon County.
II. G. JONES, Attorney for Plaintiff.
April II, A. b. 1878. 6w
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To the Public.

TwISH TO inform the citizens oi Macarthur
Land vicinity that J. G. SHETLAND purchased
OF me oue~horse covered crrriaes for SI22
SAID carrisge was knocked OF 70 the said
Swetland, BY Luther Bolen, auctioneer. The
said swefland subsequently refused to take
or pay for said carriage-having himself bid
II OF, and said It was gorth si55. I wisn IN
warn the public against dealing and being
yictimized by this man.
17apr3t WM. HUTCHINSON. Agent
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Sudden Death.

On last Saturday evening
James Smart, an old and we'll
known citizen of Circleville
while at the supper table with
his family, about 5 o'clock in
the evening, suddenly com
planned of having very severe
pain in his neck and the back
part of his head. His wife as
sisted him 10 bed, when he i'm
medlateiy became unconscious.
A physician was sent for, who
pronounced the attack fatal.
He remained unconscious un
til about 5 o'clock, when he ex-
pred, within three hours from
the time he was first attacked.
He was a highly esteemed citi-
zen, and his sudden death pro-
duced a deep impression upon
his frlends.-CircLeviUe Herald
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TERRIBLE TREACHERY.
Murder of Gen. Candy ana In
dian Peace Commissioners.
LAVA BED, April IL,
via YREKA, II.

Visions Dy tne Eeace OomLnls-
sion, and a message sent out
by the Commission, asking for
a talk this morning, at a point
about one mile from our picket
linz. La'er In the evening
Bogus Charley came IN and
told the picket he could take
his gun, and that he, Charley,
did not inteud to 60 back any
more. Tue picket brought him
in to the tent of Gen. CANDY,
where Charley left his gun,
and remained at the tent oil
Frank Riddle during the night.
This morning Boston Charley
came in and told the Commits
sion that Capt. Jack and FIVE
other Indians would meet the
Commission outside our lines.
Boston Charley and Bogus
Charley then mounted horses
and started for the lava bed,
About an hour after their de-
parture, Gen. Candy, DR.. Thorn
as, Mr.. a. B. Meachani and Mr..
Dair, with Frank Riddle and
his squaw for interpreters,
started for the place appointed.
The party arrived at the ap-
pointed place and were closely
watched by the signal officer,
Lieutenant Adams from the
signal station on the hill over
looking our camp. About half
an hour after the party had ar
rived, a cry from the signal
station was heard, saying that
the Indians had attackt d the
Commission and that the en-
gagement had commenced be
tween the indians and Colonel
Mason.
In a moment the troops were
under arms and deployed as
skirmishers, under command
of Col. Greene, and orders
were given to forward double
quick. Very shortly after, DIR.
Dair returned and told US the
Indians had attacked them
and he thought he was the only
one who escaped; but in a few
moments after, Riddle and his
squaw were seen within the
picket line. From him we got
the following account OF how
the masscre commenced.
Meacham made q short speech
10 the Indians, followed by
General Canby, and then DR..
Thomas. Then Captain Jack
made speech, asking for Hot
Creek and Cottonwood, places,
now occupied by Fairchild and
Davis, for reservation. Mr..
Meacham told Jack that it was
not possible to give him what
he asked. Schonchin told Mea-
cham to say no more; that he
(Meacham) had said enough
upon that subject, and while
SchoDchin was speaking, Cap
tain Jack got up and walked
behind the others, and turned
back and explained, gall
ready" and drew his pistol and
snapped a cap at General Can
by. He cooked his pistol
again and fired. General Can |
by fell dead, shot under the
right eye. Schonchin then
shot Meacham in the shoulder
and head, but he is still alive.
Boston Charley and another
Indian shot and killed DR..
Thomas.
Hockey Jim chased Dair for
some distance, but Dair turned
upon him with pistol in hand,
and Jim ran. An Indian
knocked Riddles squaw off
and tock her horse, but Cap |
tain Jack made him return it,
and then another Indian chas.
ed Riddle and shot at him.
The troops are now about
mile in the lava beds lying on
their arms, and will probably
advance under cover of dark
ness. There are about six
hundred troops which can be
brought into active service, and
l believe they will end the Mo
HE
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SPECIAL ELECTION.
Mayor's Proclamation.
MAYORS OFFICE,
IScoRpoRArED VILLAGE OF McARTHuR,
Ninton County, Ohio,
1Drl IL 1873

MAYORS OFFICE,
INCORPORATED VILLAGE OF McARTHuR,
Ninton County, Ohio,
Aprll IL, 1873.
WHEREAS by the laws OF OHIO regulating
w the eleetiOEs for municipal officers II is
required OF the Mayor Of each city or incor>
poraled village TO give notice by PrCelama'
uon at least ten days before the time Of hold
ing elections Of the time of holding such
election. of the time and place, when the
where such election will be holden, and Of the
officers to DC chosen.
In pursuance of such requisition, ], Henry
Payne, Mayor Of the Incorporated Village Of
McArthur, ohio, do hereby proclaim and
make known that the
First Day of May, A. D, 1873,
is the day on which the qualified electors Of
the Incorporated village OF Macarthur are no.
tiled to meet az the Court House, in SAID Viii
lage, at the usual place designated for holding
such elections, between the hours Of ak
o'clock in the forenoon, and o'clock in the
aftei noon Of said day, andlthen and there to
proceed to vote by ballot for the following
officer, TO wit:
One Street Commissioner for said Village,
to serve for the unexplred term Of one year,
to I'LL vacancy.
Given under my hand at my of3 ce, in said
Village, this nth day 0f April, A. ID. 1871.
HENRY PAYNE, Mayor.
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Saturday, the 18th Day''of May, 1878,

at the hour of2 o'clock P. NJ. of SAID day, the
following described property, to wit: situate
In the said county Of ViBton, o 10, q part oil
the southwest corner Of the mort h east quar-.
ter OF section No. 25 twenty 1--WE, township No
IL eleven, OF range No. II seventeen and es>
peclally described rs tract OF land my 80
ieet in width running dlagonaly from a
point twenty-five feet north OF the lands sur>
veyed by s. W. Stone Tor railroad from the
Vlnton station TO the VInton Furnace, where
said line intersects the west line Of SAID quar-.
ter section, thence running south. east par,l
lei to said surveyed line, bit twenty'fi five feet
north ofsaid survey, which said line running
rs aforesaid, is TO be the center OF SAID strip or
tract Of land herein conveyed.
Also three acres AID i've rods, being a
strip OF land being thlrty.fve 35 feet wide
from the centre of the railroad tract of he
Vnton Furnace & Coal Company OF Ohio's
railroad on each side Of said railroad trnct
from the center, located in the north ~west
quarter OF section No. 25, township No. IL, of
range No. IL, in Vinton county OHIO. Also,
the railroad iron and ties located In the above
described real estate, supposed to be about
tWo'thlrds Of mile in length.
Appraised Rt thirty.fouT hundred dollars,
$40 and must bring two-thirds OF that TIM
TO be sold ~ the property Of the Vnton
Furnace Coal Company OF Ohio, ct al, to
satisfy an order sale, issued from the Court
OF Common Pleas, in favor of Cornelius kans
TERMS OF SALE Cash in hand on the
day Of sale. GEORGE KALER,
Sheriff Ninlon County.
CoRNEuus EABss.
Alrl IL, 1873. bw
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LEGAL NOTICE,

Mary A. Deflgh, Plaintiff, VS.. JOHN w. saio,
Defendant.
In Vinton County, Ohio, Court Of Commoa
Pleas. Civil action Attachment,
Tohn W. sam, Defendant in above action. oi
- Tippecdnoe County, State Of Indiana, will
take notice, that Mary A. Defigh Plaintiff in
Ohio, did, on the 9th day of February, A. d.
1873, file her'petition in the Court of Common
| Pleas within and Tor said Vnton county against
the said John W...Sain de fenda nt setting forth.
that the sad defendant from she summer oi
le63to The month OI June 1866. paid his address,
es 10, and waited upon the plaintiff, that on the
otn Gay oiFebruary, A. ID. 1865, the said pIainiff
and defendant entered into a m arriag, contract.
Ilat SAID contract was tU be consummated on the
4th lay OF July, 1866. that the said ppintiff was
ana IS still unmarried That said defenda, did
NOT st SAID time, agreed on, nor ut any other
time marry said nlaihtiff, and that in the month
~ June 1873 said defendant hbsc0nded from the
oiate of Ohio. and has not resided In The st ate of
nhio since, and. praying for Judgment for
CO., w, hrr damages sustained That on the said
Znh day Of February, 1873. said pla,niifr filed N
ainiavit in said Court vi Com mon Pleas In sal
ac'lOh, Tor, and cause an order OF attachment In
Issue thereon in said aotioi,--and that by yirtue
Oh SAID oder # attachment the Sher n of sa id
'lGton county attach ID the following real nst,ts
situated In said VinrOn County; Ohio as IN. nro,.
cry oi 81 a defendant I'm ". sain: TO wit
quo uhdl Vldej tenth part Oi the north west quar-
yer of section number tb ee in township number
we've oi range umber seventeen containing l73
acres Except "a Of an acre on south sid, of ,aid
northwest quarter heretofore sold by PhilipSain
Aiso, one undivided tenth part of "The,
northeast quarter Of section Four, in town.
snip IWelve, OF range Seventeen, containing
li3 acres; and, also, IN lots number 2s and ~
10 .ne town or New Mount Pleasant, as re-
corded 10 the plat Of said tnwn. And the said
John W Sain is notified thai he is reauired
10 appear and answer said petition, on OF be-
iore the third Saturday after the sth day of
Aay 1873. MARY nEEIi. u' VI
March l3 1873. sw ,"
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SHERlFF'S SALE
State of Ohio, E'infOn County
Humphrey Clark, Plaintiff,
AGAINST
Nicholas Pfifer, Defendant.
In Vinton County Court Of Common
Pleas. Order Of Sale.

PURSUANT to the command OF an Order of
Il Sale ISSUED fTom the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Vinton County, and 10 me directed
rs Shenfi Of said county, will offer for sale al
the door OF the Court House, IN the town oil
Macarthur, Vinton County, OHIO, on
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DURSTTANT IN the commend ofan Order of
/ Sale in Partition issned from the Court IF
Common Pleas of Vlnton Comfy and to me
directed as sheriff 4 said county, I will offer
for sale 81 the door oi the Court House, IN the
town OF Macarthur, Vinton County, OHIO, on
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SHEE EIFF'S SALE
State of Ohio, Vinton County, ss,
Cornelius Karns, Plaintiff
Against
The Vinton Furnace & Coal Company
of Ohio, Defendants.
IN vINTON COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS--ORDER OF SALE.

DURsUANT to the command Of an order of
L Sale Issued from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Vlnton County, and to me directed as
Sheriff Of said County, will offer for sale at
the door Of the Court II Use, in the town Of
cArthur, Vlnton County, Ohio, on
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Com In the Treasury-S7O,.
111,1s6.
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SHERIFFS SALE.
State of Ohio, Vinton Countyi
John Madeira, Plaintiff,
Against

Seneca W. Ely, e. al, Defendants.
In Vinton County Court Of Common Plea. Order Of
Sale IN Partition
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w FL Fl N
A HEN

Lays an egg che caekles. 1t is hen
nature. When a man gets in ne"
stock of goods, it is human for him to
crow over il. When the hen cackleS,
people know that she has laid in some
fresh stock, and feels rather proud
it. When the merchant opens his new
styles, and blows his trumpet in the
newspapers, people know that he has
something on hand that is ioorh ad'
uertistng. Blow your own trumpet.
1t won't hurt you or the trumpet ei'
ther.
But then some merchants think peoN
pie who want to buy, don't read adVer-
tisements, and those who want eggs
don't listen for the hen to cackle. II
they would just think long enough to
know that even they had read this ad-
vertisement, they would learn their
mistake.
Any merchant who has anything
worth cackling about can make as big
a noise as he has a mind to, in the ad-
vertising columns of the Record.