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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09
The New York
EVENING POST.
SAFE,SURE AND STEADFAST
A Journal for all True Republicans,
for all True Liberals, aud all
True Democrats.

The New York Evening Post, edited by
william Cullen Bryant and Parke Goodwin,
assisted by the strongest talent that can be
engaged, has for more than half century
maintained the same principles OF freedom
and progress, through all changes of parties
and pollcep.
1t stanGs for equa. rights; for the distribu
ton of power; for honesty and economy; for
the security OF the glorious results Of emanci-
patton and eniranchisement won by the war:
and all practicable reforms.
It is opposed to Injustice and spoliatlon, dis
gulsed under the name of protecticn, and to
all corrup. party combinations which sacrifice
prlncipleto mere success.
twill support Grant and Vilsen, because
it believes that under them the government
will be more stable, and the chances for pros
gress and reform more certain, than under any
alliance ofincompatble elements.
The Evening Post is equal TO any other ns
a newspaper, and is complete IN its poilti ,
its literary, lts scientific. its agricultural and
its commercial departments.
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VINToN COUNTY needs an In
firmary.-PorismOuh Times.
Just so, and our people had
one, and had it paid for, until
your Democratic friends who
ruled this county swindled
them out of it. They have
now commenced to pay for an
other, and before they have
possession the Commissioners
have, disposed of the first slice
off Of it. If they were blessed
with Republican officials-or
even good Democrats who
were free of the influence of
the Court House clique-we
might be as well fixed in this
respect as Scioto or any of our
Republican neighbors. The
people have done their duty to
the poor so far as the payment
Of their dollars and cents in
taxation was concerned, but
they failed to provide the right
men to take care of their mon.
ey and property. Since "the
everlasting niger" is out Of
the way in politics the pros
poets are that they will now
look alter their own interests,
and "do a little something for
white men,"
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OUR good colored friend, Bro.
Raper, of the Vlnton Record,
again seeks to send his editori
al javelin into our vital parts.
We see no good reason for Bro.
Raper's conduct. We did all
that we could for his race in
1867, when we supported the
proposed amendment to the
State Constitution to confer The
right OF suffrage upon colored
citizens, and we have always
had friendly interest in the
welfare of cOlored people,
CfrcleUtWe Herald.
The editor of the Herald
''slops OYER" He should re-
member that the Herald is
an infant, not yet completed
its third year of babyhood, and
could not have done battle for
us colored folks in 1867. How
ever, the Herald is a promising
child and we have not failed
10 notice that its editor has
sometimes stood on the side of
Ibe colored people. He now
repeats his pledge of "a friend
ly interest in the welfare of the
colored people," 1t is meet
and appropriate that a man
should acknowledge the inter
est he feels in his relations; but
we, nevertheless, in token of
gratitude to the editor of the
Herald, and as personal ac-
kno @ledgment to him, hereby
pledge ourselves that when an
amendment to our constitution
is proposed enfranchising go
rillas, we will give it our hearty
support, so that he may not
again charge US with being un-
grateful.
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Mr., SToRRs BARRoWs, of
Utica, New York, who has
kept a faithful record of the
weather for great number of
years, states that 1916 was the
coolest year ever known in
Europe or America, There was
literally no summer at all
frost in every month. Snow
fell to the depth of six inches
in Maine on the 22d of July,
and on the 10th of August Ice
formed as thick as window
glass. As matter of course
the crops all failed, and provis.
ions went up to starvation
prices-wheat flour sixteen
dollars per barrel, and seed
corn six dollars per bushel.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

James II. Remy, Ellen C. Reny John W
Remy AMI Leticia L wyckofT and Milbery
Roach, plaintiff, agains Patrick McNamee,
defendant
THE Defendant Patrick McNamee whose
l. place OF residence Is unknown, will take
notice that the above named, did on the End
day Of November, A.. ID 1872, file their pc u.
ton IN the Court of Common Pleas within
and for the County Of Vinton IN said state
Of Ohlp, against the said Patrick McNar1ce,
setulg forth that they, as heirs at law Of John
Kenny, deceased, are the owners IN fee sim.
plei and are IN possession of the fOllowln 2
lands, situate in Vinton COUNT, State of Ohio,
aud described as follows, to wit: The north
east quarter of the southeast quarter, aud
the : ssuth-Hast quarter of the south least quar-.
Ter of seeuon'No %, township No. Q, of Range
No. Isl district ofland subject to sale at Chil.
llcothe, OHIO.
Ihat thu said Milberry Roach. formerly
Mulberry hemy owns dover interest there
mi ana further setting forth that the defend,
ant, Patrck McNamee pretends TO hold
deed for thirty acres OF said lalds, to wit:
thirty acres out of the north west corner of
sad tract oil land, and claims an estate and in>
Ierest therein, adverse to the est ate and inter.
est OF the plaintiffs, and praying that the title
and claim OF defendant may be determined
to be nuh end void as against the title oil
plaintiffs, and for such other relief as the ma.
ture of the case and equity may require.
Defendant is notified to appear and answer
sald petition by the third Monday after
Thursday the 18Th day Of February lS73i or
sald petition will be taken MS true.
ii. c. JONES, Attorney for plaintiff.
January o, 1873 CIV
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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

SECRETARY Boutwell, has writ.
ten a letter to some OF his
friends in Massachusetts,, say
ing that he will be thankful
for the support of those men,
bers of the legislature who
judge that he is qualified to
represent the state in the Unit
ed States Senate.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

JAMES VENTERs and Andrew
Diles, workmen in the Bell
fonte Iron Works, at Ironton,
Ohio, were scalded to death
on the 9th ult., while cleaning
a boiler. The engineer, sup
posing the boiler had been dis
connected, turned on the steam
while the men were IN the
boiler.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

A YOUNG chap of three years
whose Christmas gift was a tin
railroad car rushed into his
mothers room to know il she
was going to use her hustle, as
he wanted 1t for a depot 10
gan Republican.
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THEY have two State govern
ments, two Governors, two leg
islatures, in Louisiana, and
enough rascally politicians to
sink a fleet.
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The Philadelphia iron mas
ters propose to erect an iron
monument 10 Horace Gre eley,
commemorative of his tariff
services.
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Another Railroad to Logan.


ton Register makes a suitable
suggestion to- the managers of
the Chesapeake q Ohio Rail
road. The western terminus OF
this road at present is at Hunt
ington, on the Ohio River
From there it is proposed to
build the road to Portsmouth,
Hillsboro and Dayton. An
other proposition is 10 join a
road already projected down
the Ohio River to Cincinnati.
But this correspondent sug
gests that a road be built from
huntington Va Gallia Fur
mace norihward 40 miles to Lo.
gan. This he says will give
Huntington command of the
great iron region of Lawrence,
Jackson, GalIia and Vinton
counties, besides putting the
@. & D. II, Il. in connection
with all the leading lines ol
road in Ohio.
1t might be a good idea for
some OF our Board of Trade to
visit the President of the @. &
o. r, r. and have a talk over.
Logan Republican,
In another article III the
same paper "our Board Of
Trade" is recommended to look
up a railroad scheme to Chilli
cothe. If there were less wind
and more work about the Lo-
ganltes they would know that
there is a company now build
ing a railroad from GallipoliS
10 Logan, with forty miles OF
grading nearly completed; that
the said road secures all that
could be secured by this new
Gallia Furnace project; that the
President of the q. d O. r. r.
has been "yisited," and prom
Used a connection from Charl-
eston as soon as he i: assured
this road will be built. The
citizens of Logan and Hooking
county have been begged and
beseeched to assist in building
this road. They swell up till
they fairly burst when they go
to reciling the advantages OF
this road to their town and
county, but when it comes to
the matter of money to carry
these benefits to their doors,
we are reliably informed that
but one man in the county has
subscribed dollar to the stock
not even to pay for the sur
vey. In the meantime they
have been blowing at different
times about building about
twenty-five other roads. Gen
tlemen, ii you want out of the
mud, put your shoulders TO the
wheel, Your town and coun-
ty will be greatly benefited by
the road; it is the only one of
your numerous projects that
has the shadow of a chance of
success. If you won't give in
dividual subscriptions, will
you vote a tax? "Business is
business; put up or shut up"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

HE number of hogs slaught.
cred in Cincinnati last week
was $4,000; and the whole
number from November 1St, to
the present date, $4,000.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

The School Board of Louis.
vile are asking for such Legis-
lation as will secure the color
ed children of that city a place
in the public schools. Ken
tucky moves.
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UNDER the head OF "Rascals
who don't pay the Printer"
The Chillicothe Advertiser pub
fishes a list of ten individuals
who won't pay for their paper.
The editor says "a fellow who
will take newspaper from
one TO three years and then re-
luSe to pay FOR 1t, will steal
TnR4egislature is now in ses-
sion.
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Friday, December 3lst, 1873,

at The hour of2 o'clock, p. NJ; until which
time SAID proposals Tor the same will bs re-
ceived at the AUDITORS office, and the contract
awarded at that time, or ut time thereafter
TO which the said Commissioners may pub.
llcly adjourn the consideration of the same.
The salt Commissioners will also, on the
SAID 3lst day of January, A. D. 1873, before
awarding any contract, hear petitions for and
remons frances against the proposed con
struction Of said Intirmary building and the
location thereof. W. W. BELFORn,
Auditor.
By order of the Commissioners of Vlnton
County, Ono.
January OH, 1873. I'd
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The Message of Gov Noyes
was delivered TO the Legisla,
ture, on assembling, on the 2l.
The principal recommendation
is for the revising Of the school
laws, establishing a normal in
slituliOn, county superintend-
ency, and township organiza.
ton instead OF the present
district system, with a view es
pecially TO equalizing the ad
vantages for obtaining educa'
tion, so that country schools
may enjoy more advantages
than at present
1t appears also, from the
message, that We're all the in
sane asylums now being built
by the State, completed, there
would be 400 insane persons in
excess of their capacity. Such
action as will afford immediate
relief to these unfortunates is
recommended. Also, remodel
ing OF the interior OF the Pen
itentiary, so as 10 secure better
ventilation; the passage of a
law making more grades in
crime, and the punishment
more uniform and certain; ap-
preparations Tor the completion
of the Geological Survey, and
for the several benevolent IN
stitutiOus Of the State.
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BURNs's paper-the Scioto
Valley Posts now called the
Horrible Bug Bear. 1t is diff
cult to tell which one of his
names is the most appropriate.
1t will be aeeahly printed-and
edited-in Chillicothe, as here
tofore. So says the Post.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

M. d. POTTER, Secretary of
two of the building associations
in Circlevllle, has swlndled
the memb ers out Of $4,000, and
left for parts unknown.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

ARTHUR Goodrich, the boy
who was hurt last summer,
during the tornado at Chilli
cothe, died last Saturday, frcm
injuries received at that time.
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The Circleville Herald is pos,
essed OF the idea that it is a
better paper than the Jack.
son Standard. Well bet the
Herald cob.pipe, and give
the pipe to Mackley II we win
it, that the editor of the Her.
aid can't write a column Of
Random Thoughts in six years.
Well bet he can't think "Ran.
dom," much less, write.
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A BARREL Of apples sells for
$2C in San Antonio, Texas, but
beef is only two cents per
pound.
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For 25 cents we will send the Weekly Even
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

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so. RICHMOND A HUM
2GnoylS72
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GEO. W. SHoTrs, of WaveIly,
has been appointed manager
of the Petrea mines, JAG kson.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-01-09

Stokes has been convicted
Of the murder of Jim Fisk, and
sentenced to be hanged Feb. 2S.
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BRIDAL & BIRTHDAY PRESENTS

Goods made to order and repairing done by
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2 jan 1873 ly
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A w A tGNI ING.
Notice to the Stockholders Of
the Ga lipolis, Macarthur
& Columbus Railroad Co.

A Ill parties having subscribed tothe caps
Aital stock oi the IT,. McA. \ g. X. r. are
hereby reQui. ell to make payment to thesec
retary Of the Company, ut his Office on the
Public Square, IN Gallinols, ohio, oI more
convenient, to Daniel Will, President Of tho
Vinton Comfy Bank, At Macarthur, Ohio, or
nm Installment OF five dollars on each share
70 subscribed, within ten days Of this date.
Augu't 10. 1871. "
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