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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

A SPECIAL dispatch from
Washington City, printed in
the Cincinnati Gazette of Mon
day says:
"LIvELY DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS.
"The Democratic caucus Sat
urday night, resulted in a
strong Endorsement by the ma.
jorlty OF the back pay meas
ure, which caused the with.
drawaI OF Cox, of New York,
Holman, of Indiana, and Mil
ton Saylor, Southland, and Jew
ett, of Ohio. Mr.. Holman in
troduced a resolution con
demning the back paw and all
who took it. and put forward
Mr.. Cox as an anti.salary can
didate for Speaker. Mr. Ed
ridge denounced Holman as a
demagogue, and applied bitter
epithets of a personal charac.
ter. Nj. Holman replied that
Eldrldge was too much a crea-
ture of the Board of Public
Works to lecture anybody pres
ent. For one moment the row
bid fair to become general, but
was quoted by the felt of the
above named members. The
caucus then proceeded to show
its appreciation of Holman'S
motion by nominating Fernan-
do Wood for Speaker, who
when the salary bill was about
to fail when on Its final pass.
age, rose and changed his vote
from the negative to the affirm.
ative. There is a great dissat
isfaction to-day among Demo
Gratis ~ the result, and the po
sition in which they find the m
selves, as fully. indorsing tn,
back pay when it was tairl!
presented as an issue"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

AFTER being taken TO Black
wells island Tweed was asked
The usual questions by the re-
ceiving clerk, to which he an
swered that he was aged 81,
occupation a "stateSman;" no
religion, but his family are
Protestants. He was entered
as Protestant. He was taken
10 the bath, then had his head
shaved, beard taken off, and
was arrayed in q full striped
uniform. He had two letters
from New York city physicians
recommending that he be plac
ed III the hospital, but after ex-
animation by the penitentIary
physicians he was remanded to
a common cell like all other
lelons. The jacket gwen him
to wear is known at the peni'
tentiary as the "larceny jack
et." His son staid by him til
he was led away to his cell
when he and a few friends and
reporters left the island.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11
Liability of Common CarrieRs
for Injuries to Persons Tray
cling on PASSES,

Liability of Common Carries
for Injuries to Persons Trav-
cling Oh PASSES.
The Supreme Court of the
United States affirmed the de
ciSion of the Circuit Court oI
the Southern District of New
York, awarding damages to a
drover named Lockwood, who
received injuries while riding
on a drover's pass. The court
directs the payment oil interest
at The usual rates in such cases
| in New York, sustaining the
rulings below, that the contract
made by the defendant and the
pass issued to him were no i'm
pediments in the way of recov.
ering, if he was not guilty o
neglect of ordinary care ant
prudence, which contributed tc
his injury, and that there was
no such negligence on his part
in leaving the Car and proceed
ing 10 look alter his cattle II
the matter as would debar re-
cOyery. Justice Bradley de
livered the opinion.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11
A Big Blow.

Last evening, while the
chef engineer of lung-tester
was expatiating upon the ben
eiits to be derived from the
free use Of his instrument, a
cadaverous individual stepped
out OF the crowd and remarked
to him:
"Mister do you think it
would help me any to blow IN.
to that can!"
eyes, sir, certainly; it would
expand your chest, give elias -,
ticity to your lungs, and length
en- your llIe. Why, you'd soon
be able to blow 500 pounds
and win the So prize"
"Why, does a fellow get S.
when he blows that many
pounds"
"Yes, sir, wouldn't you like
to make trial?' with d know
inv wink 10 The crowd.
VI don't care if do" said
Greens, walking around and
plauking down a dime of the
greasy shinplaster sort.
Then taking the mouth pieee ,
IN his hand, he made ready
lie opened his mouth until the
hole in his face looked like a
dryGock for ocean steamers,
and began to take in wind
The initiation was like that OF
the Graphic balloon, but not so
disastrous. That fellows ch est
began to grow and distend un-
til he resembled i pouter pig
con more thana man, at whi ch
point he put the mouth piece
to his lips and blew with such
force that his eyes came out
and stood around his cheek
bones TO see what was the
matter-but that can top went
up like a flash, and the needle
of the indicator spun around
like the button on a country
school house door, until il
stood still at 500 pounds! The
crowd cheered, and the keeper
of the can paid over the S. in
stamps, with a mutter of as
tonishment. But Greens pock
eted them coolIy, and turning
to the spectators, said:
"Look here, gents, that amt
nothing to do at all for a man
who has been bugler in a
deaf and dumb asylum for sew
en- years like me"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11
A Grand SWinGle.

We copy the following from
the Regimental Flag, publish
ed at Fort Union, New Mexico
1t is only a sample of similar
transactions, and shows what
extortions people are subject
ed to by express companies. -
1t is about time something was
done to Put a stop to such
gOuging:
The Southern Overland Mail
" Express Company is one q
the biggest swindles in this
country. We received pack
age of printing material, from
New York, a week or two
since, weighing about twenty
five pounds,the express charges
of which were $975. Last
Saturday, we received another
package, containing the same
kind of material, from st LOUIS
weighing about forty pounds,
The charges on which were
S2500. There is something
rotten in Denmark. We will
give another case, a musical
instrument was sent from this
post, TO New York, for repairs,
and the express charges were
paid in that city. 1t was re-
paired, and re shipped back in
the same box, and the charge
returning was about So 90
more than they were going
We are happy to say that they
have got about the last money
they will ever get out OF U.S.
In the future we will get such
articles as we may be in need
of, by mail, and if we can not
get them that way, we will do
without. And we advise every
person having any thing sent
from the East, to avoid this
thievlng company. The above
are only few cases, out Of the
many we could mention, of the
exhorbitant charges that are
being made by them every
day. But they are sufficient to
show theirestealings.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

"GEKTLEMEN," ssid an aue-
lloneer, who was selling .
piece of land, "this ia the mosA
delightful land. 1t 10 the east.
est land to cultivate, it is 80
light, SO very light. Mr.. Par
ker here will corroborats my
statement; he owns the Aext
patch, and he will tell you how
easy 1t iI worked" "Yes, gem
llemen," said Mr.. Parker, "it 10
very easy to work, bat it is y
piaguey sight easier to gather
the crops"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

JEAN RAaHErTI, = celebrated
Swiss chamois hunter, has just
lost his life while pursuing hiS
svocation. He started from
the Splugen in company WITH
his brother and two other psf-
sons, to hunt In the direction Of
Suvers. He walked in advance
of his comrades, svhsn all at
once the ground gave way uA-
der him, and he was precipi-
tated To the bottom Of q deep
rayins, where his body wac
found dreadfully disfigHrsd.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11
TIE Virglnius. il is said, be

TIE Virglnius, it is said, be-
longed to a Mr.. William Patter-
son, of New York, and was
bought by him for the Oubans.
In compelling that vessel to
strike, therefore, Spain struck
Bill Patterson. Thus one more
perplexing riddle is, solved.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

EDITORIAL work always has
lis discouragements, but hs
who labors to get out a Second:
Advent newspaper under the
impression that The world will
be destroyed before the news:
paper can reach his readers;
engages In a peculiar if not dis
heartening task. Mr. Bishop;
who is a Terry Islander and a
Millenarian, and prints a warn
ing journal called the Watch.
mans Cry, acknowledges that
he sends out the current num-
Der with some miSgiyings that
sit may never reach those for
whom it's words of comfort and
encouragement are intended"
But he doesn't expect to issue
another Cry, for IN about 4
week "all the good will meet
in the eternal kingdom"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

go ------
ZALEsKI LODGE No. 472, tf f.
& A. NJ. was ms ltuted al u
leski, Vinton county, Wednes.
day afternoon last, Nov. 26lh,
by M. Ii. Watt, W. NJ. OF Scio-
TO Lodge No. 6, OF this city, act
ing as Deputy OF the Grand
Master OF the State, assisted by
Messrs. E Z. Stafford, Philip
KEN and others, the services
being held in the church bulld
ing. The Lodge starts under
very favorable auspices.
In the evening a banquet
was-eiven in the hall OF the
Lodge, at which over a hundred
Masons and other citizens, at
tended by their families, were
present. The spread of delica
cies was unusually attractive,
and reflected great credit upon
the managers, Messrs. Thomp
son, Pulz and Walters and Mrs
Thompson and the Misses Will
The entertainment was a de
cidedly pleasant one.-RoS'
County Register.
A DISCUSSION IN the Nationa
Conference of Friends at Lynn
the other day, suggests tha'
more worldly standards of dres'
are getting to be adopted by
modern Quakers One speak
er advised that the question o
dress should be one of utilit.
and convenience, and said
moreover, that the practice o
wearing the hat in meeting
which so long prevailed, wa
remarkable chiefly for being
stupid violation OF sanitary law
There were, of course, variou
Friends who rose to disagree
with these liberal opinions, bu
they seemed neither angry no
unyielding.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

Tue miners at some of the
banks in Nelsonville are being
paid IN notes at 80 days with
out interest.
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TO A CHILD.

My fairest child, | have no song to
to give you;
No lark would pipe to stars so dull
and gray;
Yet, ere we part, one lesson ! can
leave you
For every day:
Be good, sweet maid, and let who will
be clever;
Do noble things, not dream them all
day long,
And SO make life, death, and that vast
forever,
One grand, sweet song.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

The Athens Messenger fur
nishes a statement of the aver
age tax for 1873 on each 500
valuation in a few counties of
0hio as fOllOWss
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11
List of Governors of Ohio.

TERRITORY.
Arthur St. Clair. ..... ITS8- 1903
STATE.
Edward TIffin. n..........1 .1803-1SO7
Thos. .Kirker [ac'ingllSO7
Samuel Huntington .lS0S-lSlO
Return j. Melgs......1Sl0-1S1
o Locker [actingl. =. 1Sl4-1Sl4
Thos. Worlhington. -. lS14-1SlS
Ethan A. Brown.."..1SlS-1S22
Allen .Trimble [act'g lS22-1S22
jeremiah Morrow. ..1S22-lS26
Allen Trmble. e......... 1S26-1S3O
Duncan McArthur... 1S3O-lS32
Ro bert Lucas.
Joseph Vance. .........1S3 1888
Wilson Shannon. ..183S-1S40
Thomas Corwin. .1S40-lS42
Wilson Shannon. .1S42-1S44
T.W.Bartley, i acting lS44-l044
MorIecai Bartley. ...lS4+-1S46
William BebE. ........ aS46-1S4S
Seabury Ford. ......1S4S-lS53
Reuben Wood. ........ 1S53-lS53
William Medill...... 1S53-1S56
Salmon Z. Chase. .1S56-lS60
William Dennison.. .1S6O-1S62
David Tod. ..1S62-1S64
John Brough........... 1S64-1o65
q Anderson, [act'g le65-lS66
Jacob ID. Observation-Disclosures
Il. b. Hay lS6S-lo7l
E. f. NJy es............1S7l-1S13
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

AAOiAA law
IT will be remembered that
during the late campaign, the
Cincinnati Enquirer charged
that Gov. NoyeS, while acting
as Probate Judge of Hamilton
county, with receiving suhdfy
illegal tees for his report TO
the Secretary of State of births
and deaths in said county. So
persistent and bold were these
charges, that, finally, suit was
brought to recover back these
illegal charges, as they were
called. Well, the court has
passed upon them, and the de
cree is that the Governor was
authorized by law TO charge
for such service. The court
says:
$50 far from the Probate
Judge being required to per-
form the service set forth in
the plaintiffs petition without
fee or compensation, it is ex.
pressly provided in the act re.
quirlng this duty Of HIM that
he shall be entitled to charge
and receive fees for all services
performed by him under that
act"
Thus ends this purely elee;
tiOneering story.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

New Oranges in GalIia County
s. Ii. Ellis reports 10 the Gin
cInnaliIimes The following ne "
Oranges in Gallia county,;
November Perry Grange,
Master, Robert Garter; Secre.
tary, G. w., Garter. Pest Office,
Patriot, Gallia county.
Nov, 17-Harrlson Grange
Master Charles Stuart; Secre-
tary, Samuel Drummond. Post
Office, Lincoln, Gallla county,
Nuvember17-Philo orange,
Mas,er, Samuel Drake, Secre.
lary, A Mccall. Post Office,
Sand Fork, Galia county.
Nov. 1S-Symmes Grange
Master, d. Patterson; Secre.
tary, +. Patterson. Post Office,
Sprinkle Mill, Gailia county.
Nov. 1S-SprlngGeld Grange
Master, John L. Mills; Secre
ary, V. Ii. Swilzer Post OF
ice, GalIipolis, Gallia county
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11

The of society IN the milk
districts. The water-pail.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-12-11
ADVERTISING TERMS
"A Practical Lover.

A lover of apeculiarly prse:
ical turn of mind has been dis.
covered. In one of his letters
to his sweetheart lie wrote: 81
wish, my dear, that you would
not write such long letters to
me. lfyou were to bring an
action for breach OF promise
against me, the lawyers would
have 10 copy the correspond:
ence between us, and charge
Iourpence for every folio of sew.
enty two words. The shorter
the letters the more we shall
save from the lawyers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-23

. q. Il
A BosToNIAN, IN recent issue Of one
Of the journals Of that city, announces the
truism that tho rational way to prevent o
large fire is to stop 1t while il is yet Il
small one. One Of the recent large fires,
in Portland, Maine, originated In paint
shop, in which there was Waterman,
who stated that when he fifst saw theflre
he could have put It out in moment il
he had had pail Of water. But he did
not have the pail oil water, and the fire
spread, causing the loss OF six lives, and Of
property valued at 100000. The Bos-
tonian we have referred TO pointedly re-
marks that this man was watching against
fire. II there had been danger Of robbers
be would have had q club or q pistol, but
for protection against fire he had nothing.
Another case is quoted, in which fire
which a pint OF water would have
quenched when the Waterman discovered
it: burnt up 100000 worth Of buildings
and goods, and he asks, ~-TYli1h viii mon
be as wise upon the question of the ex-
tinction Of fires as upon their ordinary
business:" This Is a subject to be pom.
dered, for it must strike the public very
forcIbIy that if watchmen are TO guard
against fires as well as thieves, they
should be as well armed 10 meet the one
as the other.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-23
DIED.

MONTGOMRRY.-on ThurSdAy. August 81,
1873, At 2:3O p. H., JAMS g., son Of William and
Elizabeth Montgomery, in the 9ith year Of his
age.
Funeral from tho residence Of hIs father, on
WoOd street, between 34th and 3Sth, Eighth
Ward, Aunday afternoon ct O'Clock. Friends
are invited. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-23

TURNITyRE FOR SALE.

/ Offer At private sale my Household and
Kitchen Furniture, oontlBtpR OF Carpets, RugP,
latEo Mirror, BOdGtoa1S, Mattresses, Bureaus,
WGShStAndS, Chain, Tables. Wardrobe, Book
- ',sTr'ass-alss MRS. Y. !. WHITE, -
Aui9' South ado lSIh St (old HAmpdenl.
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Methers, MOthers, Motherg.

Don't fall TO procure MRS. WlNSL0W'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident TO
the period OF teething in children. II relieves
the child from pain, cures wind cole, regulates
the bowels, and by giving relief and health 10 the
child gives rest 10 the mother.
Be sure and call for ..
MRS. WiNSLOW's SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by all druggists. jC25-A,W&
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relcct that sound mind and body arc the moIi
necessary requisites 70 promote eonlublAl hSP
pIness. Indeed, without these The journey
through life becomes weary pilgrimage The
prospect hourly 'darkcnS To tho NeW; the mind
becomes shAdoWed with despair and filed with
the melancholy Eedection that the happiness OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-23

ENDORSEMENTS OF THE PRESS.
The many thousands cured Of this establish.
meut within the last twenty years, and the mum
erous important Surgical Operations performed
BY DR.. Johnston, witnessed by the reporters u
which appeared again and again before the pub
lie, besides his Standing a. gentleman Of chat
1etor and responsibility, Is SUFFICIENT guaranty
Skin diseases speedily cured. janH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-23

An attempt was made, Wednesday
night, to capture the psymaster's car on
the Hannibal y St Joe railroad, between
Cameron and Kansas City, by gang Of
men who arc thought 10 be the same who
robbed an Iowa train some time since.
The engineer saw the men ObstructrnE
the track, reversed his locomotive, and
ran back to Cameron.
The boiler In ]. W. Griswold' 8 steam
saw and shinGle mill, in the town OF Spen.
Ger, Kent county, Michigan, exploded
Thursday night, instantly killing James
Doty and two other men, also badly
woInding five,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-08-23
TAKE PARTTCUI.AR NoTICR.


Dr., j. addresses all thoSe who have injured
themselves by improper indulgence and solitary
habits, which ruin both body and mind, unAthnR
them for either business, study, Booisty or mar
TScso are some Of the Esd and melancholy Of
fectS produced by carly hAhii9 OF youth, viz
Weakness Of the Back and Limbsl Palns IN The
He0d. Dimncss OF Sight, Loss Of Muscular Pow,
or, PSlpitAtion OF the Heart, DyspeaiA, Nervous
IrritAbtlity, Derangement Of the Digestive
Functions, General Debility, symptoms OF Con
HEETHfLT,-The fearful eiSet on the mind 10
much 70 be dtoaded-LoB OF Memory, Confusion
OF Ideas, Depression Of Spirits, Eyf POrehOd'
ings, Aversion 70 Society, Self DistruSt, Love
Of Solitude, TimIdlty, &c, are come Of theeVils
produced.
Thousands OF persons Of all ages can now
Judge what Is the cause Of thCr declining health,
loSing their Ylgur, becoming weak, pGlc, Def.
youS and emsefIted, having singular appear
0nce about the eyes, cough and symptoms Of
COugumDGOn.
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special Notices.
.TTNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
Tie Enterprise Baking Powder

It's great popularity Is dine to tho fact, that II
Is tia PURESF, CHKAPEBr and BEsT BAKING Pow.
DIV In the market
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