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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12
Cool Robber+Th 0 HSrS
Alps Of Impudenco. 49,,

var HHH.HMa III ~
periencs the. other night which
he is not fond Of talking about.
1t was past midnight, as he was
lelsurely pushing Ills beat
through Jessop street. and as
he came opposite to Drayton
& FogR's jewelry store be ob.
served CLEANS OF light through
the chinks of the shuttsts, and
raped at the door, Il
sis that you, policeman"
asked voice within.
"Yes." answered Badger.
"Well-it's only tie-it's all
right; kind o chilly out isn't
it2"
"Yes."
"rhonght so. I was just fix.
ing the fire-eood night.
Badger ssid "Good night"
and pursued his way.
An hour afierward Badger
passed through Jessop street
again, and again he saw the
light in the jewely store. II
didn't look right, and he bang
ed at the door loudly.
"Hallo!" cried the voice with.
In. "Is it you, policeman
Yes" '.'
"All right. Won't Won come
in and warm yous It won't
hurt anything for you TO slip
from your beat q minute =" W
The door opened and Police.
man Badger entered, and be
found the inmate to be q very
gentlemanly looking man In o
nnen duster. Y '.-
"Come right up to the stove
policeman. Excuse me for q
moment" f'l ...A Van. 49,,
The man took the ash pan
from the bottom OF the stove
and carried it down into the
cellar and emptied it and when
he had returned and wiped bis
hands he said, with q smile:
"ChilIy night, isn't its" +.
"Yes."
"Chilly outside, and dull in.
side. (Anolher SMILEY New
goods for the spring trade, and
have to keep your eyes open,
Lonesome work, this watching
all night but / manage to. f nd
a bit of comfort at This Won't
you JON me in a tips You will
find 1t the pure thing" 10 o.
And the man produced Q
black bottle aud a tumbIer.
Policeman Badger partook
and having wiped has lips and
given his fingers a new warm
ing, he left the store and re
sumed his beat, satisfied that
all was right at Drayton &
Foggs.' sItssI- sau gLoy
But the morning brought
new revelation, Drayton 4
Foggs' store had been robbed
during the night of $6 00(
worth Of watches and jeweIry
and although policeman Bad
ger carries IN his mind a com
plete daguerreotype OF tb,
robber the adrnit rascal ha
not vet been found.--Neto Hd
, zen Register.sw i 5guaf ur
------- - a
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

III Hancock county watsf
has become 50 scarce that
stock is suffering for want Of
It. The drouth has also caused
a shofiness in feed. AID many
farmers have commenced Civ
ing their stock the hay put up
Tor winter use. pa3seni i4ai 81
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way more convenient.
"By these two loans | Oh.
tanned onerhunired millions of
dollars, paying under the I'M
mediate agency rate OF inter-
est only one and three !enthS
per cent. higher than the ordl-
nary rate of sl4 per cent, and
that only forIhree years. The
sums needed beyond the
amounts thus obtained were
supplied by the negotiation of
notes at two years and sixty
days, and by issuing United
States notes as circulation.
7 EVH"The banks declined 10 make
another loan OF fifty millions for
."E
Z 80 notes, and was obliged
by The absolute necessity OF
providing means for miliI ary
and naval, disbursement, TO of
fer another description OF Sc
cnritles. The act authorizing
a national loan provided Tor the
disposal OF six per cent bonds
with such deductions from
:heir face value as would make
them equivalent to seven per
cent bonds, redeemable after
twenty years, disposed ofat par.
| was extremely reluctant to
avail myself of this power, hut
the emergency was great, and
there was no other resource,
and | submitted. Fifty millions
in six per cent bonds were
equal to $45 795 Ats 4S in seven
per cen. bonds. redeemable at
ter twenty years, and accord.
ingly | gave The banks fifty
millions in six per cent. bonds
for $45 .795 47S.4S in coin.
The banks had constantly
urged me to forego the further
issue Of United States notes,
and draw directly upon them
for the sums subscribed and
placed on their books to be
credit of the government. In
what funds will my drafts be
paid?' | asked I'VE, in New
York are entirely willing Ia
pay in COM was the reply
But how will 1t be in BostonI
how in Philadelphia how il
YOU in New York give the draII
holder a check on Cincinnati
or 81. Louis, will the check be
paIdY LII whatever funds The
holder of the draft or check is
willing to receive That is tC
say, | answered. in coin, il th+
holder insists on coin, and the
| bank is able and willing {,
paw; but in bank notes If he
: will consent to receive banI
notes. | can moi consent tt
this, gentlemen. You ask me
TO borrow the credit OF loca
banks in the form OF clrcula
ton | prefer to put the crpdi
! of the people into notes ant
use them as money lfyou cal
lend ME all the coin required
! or show me where can Dor
row it at far ra es. I will with
draw every note already issued
) and pledge myself never to is
sue another; but iiyon can moi
r Won must let me stick to Uni
I'd States notes., and increas
} III, issne Of them just as far a
as he deficiency of coin ina
!. require This resolution, see
+, to he unalterable, was followe
5 ty important consequences.
+ The negotiation of The seve
:. per ceE'. lnan f'r such it rea
9 " was) took place on the 16
Z Of November. The banker
8 could not pay their subscriI
It [ii0n in coin unless they cnul
find a market for their bond
e and prices declined instead
J. advancing. II soon becam
, plain that the bank note circ'
J. lation could not be sustaine
'r at the par Of coin, unless mad
i receivable by. the govern men
It and that it could not be mac
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12
How the War Loans Were
RAISED.

How the War Loans Were
raised.
For this valuable bit of "ln-
ner history" our readers are
indebted to that exceedingly
interesting volume, "Warden's
Life of Chase"
~ was indebted tor my sue.
cess, in great part, to the con
fidence and support, most gem
erously given me, Of a number
of distinguished citizens having
large influence in financial cir
Giles, and | endeavored to merit
what they gave by frankneSs,
fairness and firmness.
"Conpress assembled IN the
4lh Of July, 1861, and soon al
terwafd passed an act to au
thorize nationalioan. and for
other purposes. Under this
act, aud acts amending 1t, |
tack measures TO secure the
funds necessary 10 carry on the
war. o y
"Our conferences were iull
and unreserved. l explained
to them The situation oil The
country; the large. inevitable
expenditure for The suppress
sion of the rebellion; my hopes
of vigorous prosecution OF all
/ measures necessary to that
grea, end; my wishes Tor econ
om,; my views Of the inexpe.
diency ol high rates of interest,
shich might suggest a lutnre
possibility of inability to pay
it. They, on their side, ex-
planned the position OF the
banks their disposition TO Sus
tain the government, and their
in l6iliIy to take more bonds
than tueir disposable capital
allowed, without prospect OF an
early sale and distribution,
They thought my ideas as ia
mi crest rather too stringent;
and, on some other points, they
thought me rather llliberal-
not sufficiently considerate
perhaps, OF the interests lhey
represented. | was obliged 70
be very 6rm, and to say, Gen
tieinen, | am sure you wish tC
DO all you can. l hope thai
vou will 6nd hat you can take
the loans required on term;
which can be admitted. | moi
| must 60 back to Washington
and issue notes for circulation
Ior, gentlemen, the war mus
20 on until this rebellion is pu
down, il We have to put Out pa
per until il takes a thOusanC
d, liars to buy u breakfast.
"rhe result Of The conference
was an agreement by The bank
Ol hree cities TO unite as ass0
ciates and advance to The gov
ernmenl fifty millions at once
or as wanted, on The secreIa
ry's drafts in iavor OF the as
sistani treasurers; In consider
atiun Of Which, |, On my part
a.repd to appeal TO the peopl
for subscriptions 10 a ttaliona
loan, on three years notes bear
InA 730 per cent. interest, an
convertible INTO twenty yea
bonds bearing six per cent
and 20 pay over 'he pr'ceed
OF the subscription TO tn
!. banks, IN satisfaction of thei
advances, so lar as they wOnl
g 90, and 10 deliver to- them Z 9
) nutes lor any deficiency.
this agreement fulfilled
u l opened books of subscnp'io
10 the national loan in all parl
= of the 10y al States, and the pet
pie responded with alarrI'!
About f0r:v.6ve millions wer
, thus subscribed and raid TO lh
banks, aud The remainder WI
c made good by the delivery
the promised 1905.
This operation enabled tt
> banks to make a second al
v nee of fitly millions on nea
n. Al q sn.s.xa 10 had r.,
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

BoilED linsesd oil will pro;
tsct instruments and tools1
files saws, guns, etc, froR
rusting. Wipe the metal wiz b,
. cloth dipped IN the oil, sad
lett dry, which will feqo Es,
only 0 few minutes. go, f...l.'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12
The OlrcleviIIe Herald ard

The UlrCIeViIIe Herald AID
Union pronounoes Captain
Peabody aoney Of the most &C..
compIlshed and popular rali-
way superintendent IN the
State" This 10 q very proper
compliment, well bestowed sA'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

throughout the country. This
suspension made 1t certain
that the government could no
longer obtaInicoin on loans in
any adequate amounts; some
of the banks, indeed, which had
subscribed to the seven per
cent. loan, declined to pay
their subscriptions in coin. and
even asked to be relieved from
payment in notes of the United
States. Under these circum.
stances, had no choice but to
suspend payment Of these
notes in coin and take me as
nres 10 provide CURRENCY in
winch loans could he negatiat-
ed and the transactions Of the
government carried on I
wished to avoid the necessity
of making notes a legal t4hder,
and proposed several modes of
doing il To none could the
unanimous consent Of the
hanks be obtained. Some of
them manifested desperation
to discredIt the NATIONAL circu-
lation wholly, whether Issued
in notes hearing interest,", or ia
sued in notes bearing no.inter-
est, and, il possible, force upon
the country the circulation OF
the suspended hanks"
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

NEW MExIeq Claims q popss
eptstI0n. otits5,oo& santa Fsss
ne caPite!., 5000. 1l.8 Is s..i
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-11-12

Prompt Attention given to the
Transfer of PIG Iron and
other Property from and to
Railroad aud Canal.
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The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1874-05-19

10 ALL, particularly invalids, spring is
trying season. Indications OF sickness
should at once be attended to. Fatal
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bowels to become constipsted, and tho
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WARM, WARNER, WARMEsT

In this weather, whom tho mercury in
the thermometer has assembled 10 q bal.
loon and nothing short of Florida CO.'S
tune is endurablo, 1t is not wondered at
that people arc picked up in spots. Keep
cool is our advice. Wear light clothes
In these times of a scarcity of tho ''where-
with to do the thing gentcel," il is ques-
ton of great importance '"where can
buy the cheapest" Echo answers at
Farnbakor's FarnbAkcr, the peoples
favorite ololhier, has just received the
largest stock of summer clothing over
brought TO Cairo. Linen suits, 90 so
Goats 81, Underwear in gres. variety.
Keep your head cool above all things.
Panama hats at Farnbsker's 81 80 a
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ORDINANCE SO. 76.


An orsfnsnce giving the mayor autho rit
10 revoke licenses, regulating dance house,
and other purposes.
BE y ordained BY the city council of tn
s.o. I. Il shall not be lawful for any per
ON on S - persc Is TO have, suffer and PERM
her or their premises, or place occupied b
him, ner or them, or under hts, her or fbei
control, and TO permit or suffer Iewd we
men OF persons who have the reputation o
oe,ns asw1 women, TO frequent or atten,
ment Any person violating the provision,
OF this section shall, on conviction, be fined
not less than twenty-five dollars and NOT
more than one husdred dsllars for each and
every odense.
SIC. 2. II shall not be lawful for anv
keeper Of q grocery or saloon or place where
vinous, spirituous, or fermented liquors are
sold, to permit lewd women, or persons who
have the reputation of being lewd women.
TO frequent his, her, or their place; nor
shall have, suffer, or permit dances, balls,
and other amusement ut OF about his prem.
ises, or adjoining premises under his, her
or their control, and 10 suffer and permit
lewd women or any person or persons hav-
ing the reputation OF being lewd women, to
attend, or frequent such dance, ball or other
amusement. Any person violating any pro-
vision OF this section, shall on conviction be
fined not less than twenty-five dollars and
not exceeding one hundred dollars for each
and every onense.
sac. Q. 1t shall not be lawful for any gro.
Gerry or saloon where vinous and spirituous
liquors are sold, TO suffer or permit person,
who are idle, without employment, and
without visible means to sustain themselves,
or any person or persons who have the rep
utstton OF being gamblers, or pick-pockets.
or burglars, or thieves, or persons in posses,
sion Of gaming implements, or other devices
by which money may be lost or won. or bur
glare tools, or instruments or devices 10
pick locks, or pockets, to frequent and con.
gregate IN and about his premises; or suffer
any person TO be drugged, or keep any drIips
or other mixtures In or about his promises
such as are used for drugging persons. ANY
person violating the provisions of this see
ton, shall on conviction shall be fined not
less than twenty-five. dollars and no more
tnan one hundred dollars for each and ey-
cry onense.
loon, who shall permit any gaming for money
OF thing oivaiue IN ana about his premises,
OF snal snnei any crime OF mlsdemeanor to
DC conmitted at or about his premises, or
who shall have violated sections two and
three Of this ordinance In any way what
ever, shall forfeit his license to sell such vim.
Gus, spirituous or fermented liquors; and
whenever t1e mayor OF the city Is satisfied
OF tne vioaation OF ths section or any provi-
sions q secuons Two aud three OF this ordin-
ance ~ any hcensed grocer or saloon keep.
er, ne shall revoke his license and shall give
nouce IN wiring 70 the keeper OF the gro.
Gerry or esioon or 70 the persons found IN
charge thereol, OF such revocation Of the
incense; snd tne mayor shall report his acts
anu al ev,nks ~ we premises 10 me city coun-
$50 -. ~ .nsSIns, toSc5her WIN me