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The Cheapest Fire Extingulsu-
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1t will throws stream OF water fifty
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80 Weybossct Street, Providence, r.. /.
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which could not possibly have been saved with.
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Yours, &c,
d. II. CAPRoN.
Grand Rapids, pieh., July 50, 1872
Mr.. j wuITNAy-Doa Sir.-I think the Foun.
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helped me save fifty thousand dollars worth OF
Send me half dozen Immediately.
Yours Respectfully,
II. c. LUCE.
Horticultural Gardens, Bergen Point, n. l.
August 18th, 1872
BSTLRMEN:-W have now In use in our green
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THOSE desiring to invest in LIFE INSURANCE should consult their orn n
terest by investigating the clamSof this Company, before perfectng al insurance
with any other Company.
The MISSOURI vALLEY"isa Home Company, everywhere managed and
controlled by mel whose opinion should not be dkreaarded. An can lora So r, atWu
safest and cieapestnsnrance of any Life Company in America. o. '' u"
mcnt Bonds or National Currency Ther Registered Policies being guaranteed br
nveament-for which the bond and pledge Of n entire Commonwealth IS So SsT,
ed in the face of each Policy.
For further particulars, enquire of any of the above named Directors
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NHANCERY SALE OF A N
j. F, and j. S. Shannon,
S. NJ. Shannon, ct. al,

%. VI. DDdHHOh, OF. AI.
Pursuant to ar order of the Chancery
Court at Jonesboro', at its February Term
1873, in the foregoing cause. | will offer
for sale TO the highest bidder on the
premises oil the 9TH day of April 1873,
the land mentioned In the pleadings to
Wit, the farm on which Elijah Shannon
lived at the time OF his death. containing
209 acres more or less, or SO much thereof
as may be necessary to pay the judgment
and costs in this cause subject TO the life
estate Of the widows dover, lying in dis
triet No. Smear Washington College, and
adjoining the land OF Jacob Baxter and
others, Terms cash In hand. February
the Goth 1873.
b. F. SwINGLE, C.&M.
febs7virfa5.
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Ssift's maxim in conversatict was /:
Take as many half minutes as you can get,
but never take more than half minute
without paasing, aud giving others an op.
~portuuity to strike il.
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NHANCERY SALE OF LAND.
Silas Ratliff and Enoch Howard, ct. al.
vs..
James Wolfe ~ al

James Wells, ct. al.
Pursuant to q decree of the Cbancery
Court at Jonesboro', at its February Term
1873, in the above cause, / will offer for
sale to the highest bidder at the Court
House door in J~onesboro' on the 9TH day
OF April, 1873, the land mentioned in the
pleadings, to wit:tle farm belonging to
Samuel Ii. lnglish at the time of his death
lyingin civil district No. 10 Washington
county, Tennessee, adjoining the lands
ofthe heirs of James A. Wells, decd, and
l will sell the same on a oredit,Of six,
twelve and eighteen months in equal iu-
stallments, the purchaser giving bond
and approved security for the purchase
money and a lien retained until the pur-
chase money is fully paid, sold without
the right o~fredemption. Feb. 26th, 1872.
Subject to : G widows dover interest
b. F. SWINGLE, c. N.
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IN CHANCERY ATJoNESBORO,,
G. F. Ford,
John G.. Wilder, ct. al.

'Ohh We 'hhNl, Sb' al
In this case it appearing from the allie
cations In compliments bill, that John
Wilder, is a nonresident of the State of
Tennessee, it is therefore ordered that
publication be made for four successive
weeks, in the HERALD AND TRIBUNE, a
weekly newspaper publishedin the town
ofJOnesboro' Tennessee, notifying the
said nonresident defendant to appear
before our said Chancery Court, on the
4th Monday in May next, and make de-
fence to said complainants bill, or the
same will be taken Tor confessed as to him
and set for hearing eX-parte.
Witness, b. F. Swingle, Clerk AM
Master, of said Court at Office in Jones
borough, this 18th day of February 1874
=. F. SWINGLE, CO NJ
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Prospectus for lS1S.-Sixtb w.,
The ALDINr

An illustrated Monthly Journa, ~,
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Periodical in the World. WRScuultN
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Tho Ladies.

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Are respectfully invited 10 call and ex.
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JONESBOROUGH
FEMALE COLLEGE.
A GRADED SCHOOL.
A First-class School with a
,orps of able Teachers.
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Tuition Per Month.

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Ancient and Modern languages optional
The best text books are used. Thorough
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Great facilities are offered to young Ia
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Address,
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IMPLEMENTS, MACHINERY. SEEDS. &C..

1.-THE State. We keeps full line of everything adapted to this section. and warrant,
III goods sold. Prices in all cases. reasonable.
The Commission Department OF our business iSn the hands If evnrrinnr.l non
chants, m With ample means and sNcelInt Warehouse facilities we hvl that we
are prepared to give satisfaction both to those who favor M with their prodnce to
dsposeo Of or entrnst us with their orders. or Warehouse being situated immedi.
aby on therack, all GRAIN, Hay, &c" Is handled without the EXPENSE of drava~
Our. chargesare moderate, and liberal advances made o all shipments when wanted
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HOME DEPARTMENT, L~EAvENWoRTH, KANSAS,
DEPARTMENT, OFFICE at KNOXVILLE, TENNESSEE.
OFFICERS OF BRANCH OFFICES;
E ORS:

L. N. GRIFFITH, Attorney at Law.
+. W. EARNEST, Attorney at Law.
j. j. ATKINSON, Jeweler and Silver Smith.
|. Il. REEVES. Attorney at Law.
j. Il. LAMPSON, General Merchant.
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Having succeeded to the business of Eough d Church, by the purchase Of Mr.
Ea I1o G shIrc interest, and also to the business of Hiram Holt, successor to Nc,
Co. by the purchase of his entire stock in trade and rood will. we arr nov
prepared to offer TO- the people of East tennessee and adjacent States the largest and
most complete stock Cf ""
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For Sale bv

Erwin Pendleton & Co, Nashville. John
F. Henry, s College Place, New York.
John ID: Poole, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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Parents desiring to send yanngeSsons
= nave them placed in the family of one.
OF she Professors. under his especial care,
and on very moderate terms.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

JOHN MAYO started for Texas
and the Southern country last
Saturday for the benefit of his
health. He is stopping short
time with his brother, Arch, at
Chillicothe. We are glad to
note that the change has al
ready produced favorable
symptoms, which his friends
believe will be followed by his
entire recovery OF health and
strength.
j. j. SHoCKEY publishes a
plain unvarnished tale in an
other column, which interests
every taxpayer in The county.
JEFF. is a Democrat, but he
does not appear to think that
everything about the Court
House is conducted exactly
on the square, even among
members of the Democratic
party.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20
Suiclle.

A correspondent writing
from Elba, says that a young
man named Henry Spencer,
committed suicide in Salem
township, this county, on the
9Th inst, by placing a revolver,
which he had borrowed the day
previous, to his breast and fir
ing it. The ball entered his
heart and must have caused in
slant death. 1t appeared from
letters lett by the deceased,
that disappointment in love
caused him to commit the ter
rible act of self-destruction.
Spencer was a highly respected
young man, and his parents
who reside in Noble county,
about a mile and a half from
where the deed was committed,
have the sympathy Of the On,
tire community. His remains
were buried on Sunday week;
the funeral being one of the
largest ever known in the
county,-MariettG Times.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

AN extract from a private
letter from Berlin says the re.
port is quite prevalent that
B.smarck's continued indispo.
sition is owing to the number
of poisoned letters he has re.
ceived. He is so troubled with
dizziness that he scarcely
leaves The house, and his wife,
who always reads the CORES
pondence with him, is suffer
ing t'Om an unaccountable
lee6loness. The palace has
been closed the entire winter
on this fccounr, and neither
Bismarck nor his wife have
participated in court festivities
at all.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

In Spain workingmen are
making demonstrations in ia
vor of the release of conscripts
in the army, and demand arms
for the people, municipal self
government and shorter hours
work and higher wages. Mass
meetings, attended by from
three to five thou sand working,
men, have been held, and
speeches were made in favor
of a Democratic Republic,
which were wildly cheered.-
AT one place worklngmen be-
longing to the International
Society marched in procession
through the streets. Several
municipalities in Catalonia
distributed arms to the people.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

SENIOR FIGUERAs, President O!
the Council Of the new Spanish
Government, was for some time
subsequent to the lombard,
ment OF Barcelona (1S42 eli.
tor of the ConstilutioneIle, a
daily which holds the same re
lation to Spain that the London
Times does to England In fact.
the influence tf the Coz stitu.
tionelle is even greater in lis
own country than that of the
times in Great Britain, from
The entire absence OF compel.
ing journals
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20
NOTICE.

James u. lemy, Ellep G. Ramy John W.
IlemY and Leticin + Wyeson and MiLtiy
Roach, plaintiff, agAinst Patrick heNan e..
defendant
THE Defendant Patrick MeNf NEE whose
Il place Of residence Is unknown, will take
notice that the above named, did on the 2Id
day OF November, A. ID ls73, die their petf.
ton IN the Court Of Common Pleas within
and for the County Of VintOn IN raid state
OF Ohm, against the said Patrick heNsrlte, (,
setuIg forth that they, as heirs ~ Law Of John
Remy, deceased, are the owners IN fee pIi
pie, and are in pos session Of the following
lands, situate in Vinton county, State Of Ohio,
aud described Rs follows, TO wit: The north
east quarter OF the southeast quarter, and
the syuth-W est quarter OF the south east quar-.
ter Of section No p, township No. 0, OF Range
No. 10; district Of land subject to sale at chi.
llcothe, OHIO.
That the said Milberry Roach, formerly
Mulberry Remy owRs dover interest there.
I'M and further setting forth that the defend.
ant, Patrick McNAmee pretends 10 hold a
Iced for thirty acres OF SAID aads, TO Wit:
thirty acres ont OF the northwest corner of
sad tract OF lana, and claims an estate and ii-
Ierest therein adverse 10 the est ate and inter-
est Of the plaintiffs, aud praying that the title
and claim OF defendant may be determined
to be null end void as against :lhe title a.
plaintiffs, and for such ether relief rs the na
ture Of the case and equity may require.
Defendant is notified 10 appear and RnsWer
sad petition by the third Monday Afler
Thursday the 18th day OF February 1879 or
laid petition will be taken as true.
Ii. g. JONES, Attorney for plalntth
January 0, 1873.
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THE VINT0N RECORD.
oficiaI Organ Of vinton County.
LOCAL MATTERS.
Stock Sales

otOCh OdlCes
VIM. Bray to Geo. Westcoat,
1 yoke yearilngs, $4,000.
VIM. Bray to j. Dunkle, l
yoke yearlings, $66.25.
II. CLARK to d. Hawk, 1 bull,
S49.5O.
FL. Clark to Luther Bolen, l
COW, S25.OO.
Q. L. Webb to Joseph Nc
Klnnis, 20 three year-olds at
$4O.25 per head, $925.75.
Eli Reynolds to Strong &
RatclIff 20 hogs, $72.SO.
j. Mayhugh to w. Wyatt, 8
calves at 81 30 per head, $27.OO,
j. Mayhugh 10 N. Richmond,
% calves, at $9.35 per head,
$261.S0.
Henry Clark to VIM. Bray,
9 calves at S7.75 per head
$69.75.
VIM. Bray to L. Bolen, 2
steers at 1880 per head, $500.
VIM. Bray to L. Bolen, 2
steers, $500.
Fl. McCatharine to Charles
Traphagan, 1 horse, $5S.25.
A number OF sales were
made which were not reported.
Total amount OF sales reported,
$1.74S 10.
Sales regularly on the sec
ond Tuesday Of each month.
JOHN P. DUNKLE, Sec'y.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

VAST numbers of animals
are already arriving for Mr..
Barnum from every direction
and from every cline. Among
them is a fairy elephant, so
dainty and small that it can be
carried about on the shoulders
of any man who has an incli-
nation 10 try. 1t comes from
the East Indies, and weighs
about one hundred and forty
pounds.
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POstpOnement.

AS Court will be in session
on Saturday, the 22nd., render
ing it impossible to erect a
proper stage, etc in the Hall,
the Musical and Literary En-
announced for that
evening has been postponed.
Due notice will be given as TO
NE time, hereafter.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

some important movements
OF troops will soon be ordered
by the War Department, the
effect of which will be to take
from the States of Kentucky,
North and South Carolina, AL
ALBANIA and Tennessee, the
greater portion of the United
States, and to locate them at
other points where the inter.
ests of the government may
require their presence. A regi-
ment will soon be stationed
along the Rio Grande on ac-
count of troubles in that Sec
tion. In other parts of the
South they will be gradually
withdrawn.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

SOME of our weIl.known citi-
zens, who are in poor health
are contemplating an overland
Trip 10 Florida. They will set
out early in the fail, with guns
and dogs, (t,nt, and full camp
equipment, on a dim'nuitive
pacR-mule, and will lcisuroly
accomplish the journey on
foot. They will spenI he win
ter IN Florida, and return in
the spring. If they are not
improved in health by this pill
grimage their case may be con-
sidered hopeless.-POyt8mouth
Tribune.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20
Report of the Credit MObilier
| (,Omnittee.

Report of the Credit MObilier
Committee.
The case OF MIR. Brooks, the
report says, stands in a differ
ent light than any of the other
members, from the way that he
arranged to take the stock, after
he had been appointed a Gov
ernment Director of the Union
Pacific Railroad.
The committee are satisfied
that the stock originally stood
on the books in the name OF
Brooks, but that his name
was subsequ emily erased, and
that of Brooks son-ln law, Neil
son, inserted. There is no
DOUBT, out Wnat brooks ID Tue
real owner OF the stock, and
not Nelson. The Committee
are unanimous of the opinion
that the House has jurisdiction
over the cases of Brooks and
Awes, Notwithstanding the Of
lenses were committed prior to
the present Congress.
The committee in conclusion
say they bo lieye that AmeS sold
stock to members with the pur-
pose and intent 10 Influence
their votes in the House, and
they therefore recommend the
expulsion OF Brooks and Ames
from the House, and ressolu-
tions to this effect are submit
ted with the report.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-02-20

ALL is not lovely in japan
The astonishing reforms ot the
Mikado have so stirred up the
sold families" that symptoms
OF revolt are visible in the
provinces. The disturbance
can he but temporary, howev-
er, as the Emperor rules with a
strong hand. The latest of the
many reforms is indeed a nov
elty-the emperor giving audi
ence to the wives of foreign
ministers, after the manner of
a European Court.
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: PITTsBRUG is expecting a dis.
astrous flood. The Mononga-
hela and Allegheny rivers are
rising rapidly, and immense
damage has already ensued to
river property. The flood, it is
thought, will extend from Pitts
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The people of Georgia, Ala
bama, Florida and other South
ern States are seriously alarmed
at the tide of emigration which
has set in from those States to-
Texas. In Texas the computa-
ton is that the arrival of settlers
from other States are equal to
5000 per day; this is during the
present season. but in the Spring
a greater number is expected.