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THE UNEMPLOYED.
Meeting OF yEorkin.men in New York
C1ty--A Visit to the City Offices.

C,t~. v;<tt tn the City offices.
Sn.r,a1 ,ssoot.h +, Tdz Chieaoo Tribune.
epl~'4s 11'p - 49, .ro-:.;,,t-rua,, ,rso
la1se n1ass-o'o'n6 ~ lAo "oe~.1
held III Union Square th1e morning. anu "aS ao-
dressed by Mr. Theodore Banks. MI Dunn,
and other fayorites Of the workingmen. The
1o++or sneaker called i1pon his hearers to 70 to
.u0 e'As 4A1. ~. ~ - - 49, aor,.n1.
oef1neo ou' u 'oe "Aouo"o - 'Ae'4
Tor WORK we're ZOE accooeo eo' - col1ii'.'.eo ~
five, OF which M1. Banks WIS appointed Pree1-
dent. WIS then chosen to at once confer with
+ho srocor and Common Council: and the mot
.no -sas,4 ~ j., ~, ,--o,,,,1or hodr
10y ofo"o plsaons .ts c;.s uau 1-,,a;. srr;vs,
down broao"ay 10 tne lily heh 1non 1 A4!tsA,
had been anticipated, and, when they reached
their destination, q large force Of police was on
hand to enforce order. aud none except the
COMMITTEE we're allowed to enter the City Hail.
Tho Committee first visited the Mayors Office,
Int he wos not in. They then called upon Col
pnckrev. CLERK Of the Common Council, who
e1n1a;ncd that both Doards Of the Common
CnI,ncii had nassed 3 large number OF ordinances
nr,vidjno for the nrosecuton Of various public
worvs IA to the others. there were some legal
d;ffic,,lt;es In the way which would have to be
SETTLED hafore improvements could be started.
Ue a7ded that everything the Common Council
coytd a. .o lr;ng nbour labor on public works
hy tI,a davis work Ind beou done.
The Committee then retired. and reported to
NAV fe5lo,ra Mr. Ranks haraupued them after
tha manner of the trne edcmacogue.-which word
!. alwavs Indicative of either knave OF fool
IT, te1 f.Te tham empioymeut. and urging that they
, 1874-01-06

Action OF the Louisville " gorktnE1nen.
LOUISVILLE. Jan. 5.-The workingmen held a
meeting ut the Courthouse tonight, at which
resolutions we're adopted to call on the Mayor to
let out certain contracts, and thus give employ
ment to hundreds Of men. parade Of work
ingmen through the streets Is announced 1or
ext Thursday,
, 1874-01-06
Asthma.

JOINS Whitconbs Remedy Prepared from German
rceps obtsned b. tho ato Jonas hIteonb 10 l.arope
It atev iated disorder in his when AL OTTER
pliances Of medical skill mad been abandoned b. him IN
dospar. In Of purely asthmAto character mas =
failed to ei;uredato elic snd it has cdested nanJ
peuznent cures, Il contains poisonous or injurious
properties wh4taFsr infAnt may tasa It with pe1oct
k1ioJ. - p...,.
tors No. q Csntfalst., Boston, For sslo By OrARx1ss
, 1874-01-06
A Young Mnn I'm ohio Kills Els Sister
with a Poker.

Special nis1a'ch to Tie Ch.eafo Tribune.
West JEFFERSON, O., Jao. "a most deplor-
able homicide occurred within two miles of this
place, last night. While Clinton knsu1. aged
was interrupted by his sister, En- esteemed
young lady, who jerked the bow from
his hand and entreated him to cease playing
on the Sabbath. Finding her efforts Of no avail,
she star;ed to IN adjoining room to inform her
mother Of his seton, when the young man be-
cane enraeed aud seized the fre-poker, striking
her on tho head and lnflicring wound from
which che died almost instantly: The young
man seems much distressed, and fears are en-
tertaiued that he will commit suicide.
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Addre.s LITTELL T. GAY, Aoston.
, 1874-01-06

Discretion
Is the better part Of saor :" but a not discreet
When attacked BY diseases 4 ths kdness "r ptnars
1t js rarrau.1t Beware OF Wur1 hc.4 imtat1uus Ihe
genuine mag be known b. tho priv11e EEnPro
Now York. solo Agent.
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this ITscsdayJ evening !: o'e4os@. - Asylum AEes3
dan Ge - !hs e. e. B. Il. y. LOCKE. Recorder.
, 1874-01-06
LOTTERY.
R0YAIHAVANAL LOTTERY

exo drawn srury II days ci1rn!ars giving full 70;
Iii Hi ordsf1 Address a. MARIO CO.. "a Rsoadsas'
Ieasn Il Hsv Kuk~ r. q. &n1 &6h
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SHERIFF'S PROCLAMATION
second Tuesday in October 1874
CBErHG THE 1874 DAYorsAID uoYTH5 /

(BEING THE ISa DAYoFsAID u0NTHJ 1
Is by the Constitution and'fa&s of! tjhioS ap
pointed the da, on which the qualified eleel
drs oflIVihton County are notified folf6eet IL
heir Respective townships, al their usual o.
nron. - places of holding elections. 0betSeei,
he bop,. Of 8 o'clock IN the forenoon and I
,,'clock IN ths ,fternoohiof SAID day. and thu
nd there to yot, by ballot for the following
office ~. 10 vat: lIfo'fT 30 sTU5Eclf r ?
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Notice.

UIARREN SwETLANn OF VIrginia City in
w Montana Territory aud silas sw4tland ~
MINNEAPOLIS " the State Of wInnescta, will
take notice 'hstJohn Dauaher IL tfie roiiniv
Of Vinton, IN the 81 te of Ohio, did. en- ihe27ih
day of August A. n 1874, file his petition in
the Court ofCommon PIE ss Within and for the
count Of Vinton. IN said State hf 0hin, AGAINST
aid Warren Sweliand. aad Silas Swetpnd and
loci G. Swetland, heirs at law NJ Ioel O. Swet
land, deceased. and Angeline Swetlaud A.
widow of joel q. Bvetiand, dpceaHen andHs
Administrative nj his estate. and n. G. Jones.
detendants. setting forth that the said joel n;
Swetland, deceased, while IN fplI lite, and the
aid Angeline SwetlRnd being then his, wife
gave mortgage to the ssid John Darqherfy
on In>lots 272 273 and 27f, IN the village Of
McAfthur, vinton county, Ohi6; also. on q Iof
27b and "a much Of of the santh side of lot
27B as will correspond with the south line o.
the graveyard. beBg about X OF said lot 278,be
the same more or less. said lots being known
ss "Swetland's Stable Lots," 70 SECURE the
payment II s276 with per cent Iutefest. &c
cording to certain note referred to In said
mortgage, and thatJsinee the Rivi- q OF said
mortgage, the SAID Joel q. Swetiand has de
parted thisiIfe; that the said AnkeEre awet.
land 10 administrative ofihe said JoelG Swet
land dec aeed, and that the said Warren
Sweiland, siIas svetland, and Joel g Sweet
and are h=ira az law otthe said Joel :. awet
land, deceased. and that the sad Homerr
Jones cIaimsto have an intercstin the pre- ~
ises dps"ribed in sad petition by eertain
mortgage deed prorto theimorteagp efplaIu.
'ifi, and praying that the Court NAV find tn
amoust due thr plainuf, and v the sane he
not paid within shert dsv to he named nv
the Courl that sad premises may he aald 70
.ay the srme. and that the SAID Homer
jones re ordered IN set forth .hissaid mort
gage lam. that thc e.'urt may determine t''e
priority of leins st the hesrihg Thereof; and
the said Warren ew etland and Silas swetland
are notified that they are required 70 sprear
and stawpr said etiticn On or before the thru
Saturday after The % DAY Of Ictober. A. II 1874
lated SeI tember ia. 1874. -
John ntIrGHERTY
BY n. W. ..CorLrRsP. his ATTORNEY J. 6w
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brilliant assemblage that un
lerlook to tell tile yotersno
Vin,on county hdF het
should vote. * H.Hl N5l
An honest man Sint/tliaI>as
sembiage. was ms Jewel in a
hogs smut at best, andit was
really a credit to Mdaeel DO&d
and Swaimahat they were no.
nominated by suchh rro~'s 7is
The Republican Conversion
did not Dominale fIhthe place
but asked the people regard
less of party to. vote for Magee,
Strong andyDowd. 81 hsa .919P
Now wbat4is the resull9 The
ring about McArlhur-tbe'
wirs,workers, have ) suddenly
discovered the unfitness OF
these men. How strange!-
How the yelping and bowling
is heard from the treasury KEN
mel, "stick to the ticket" "don'tr
scratch" We are aware that
if these gentlemen are elected.
the majority OF the board will
be Democratic; for this we care
nothing, tor we are also aware
that it wall be capable, honest
and faithful to its trust, ofot
which We care much And
We believe the day hast gone
by when the jcgYof party, can
crowd out good men, and
crowd in mere tools OF partisan
rings and cliques, We believe
he people Of NInton county
are awake to their interests.
and while a few at headquart
ers may howl about The party,
the great mass Of the hxpay-
ers prefer purity to corruption.
and honest ability and econ
omy to partisan rascalily, stu
pidity and extravaganza. .srt
And we believe that on next
Tuesday the honest voters of
Vinton coanty. will shake of
the Shackles OF party rule and
dictation, and prove their man
hood by casting their votes for
the best men for the several
places, regardless of, party
pressure. tsa! II sii.5",' !
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A DVERTISERs seud 25 ets. 10 fro. -
y kowELs a 10, ~ Park Row, N. T., for
her EgAay-page Pmpbid. showing cost OF 40
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! III fI|sl ~ fFHf ~ Ut y
WITNESS, my hand, ~, nv once. IN Nc
Arthur, dis 10th idst ~ pe,etfibAr. 1s74. tiyl
GEORGE KALER. -,
5On qGo or shettftof Vini6n Uouniyl
September II, 1874. w
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-08
.!rTHE NGElN -AGERIFl
THE ROYAL COLISEUM,

Repre,sn the spo H. games ana pales Of old Rome as in
aors, Rome her hills and from her throne o
troducne rope~ nom Ave great nations OF the earth he Royal
Hams Arabs gyea French Artists Russian ,hlees AMI the
the World cbnseA Rre pDred upon exhe
Gpcus charot abeau and the wonderful oparnncon or
only succees Aan nc ented andis entirely
sup rjor to all other steam musical instruments.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-08
THOMAS MAGEE.

IL is bhlu ludI d lew VI the
Vinton county Republican
politicians assembled some
where in towndastW ednesdau
and nominated part of a coun,'
ty ticket. George Kaler was
put on Tor Sheriff; X. s, Barn.
hill for Treasurer; John W,
Brown for Commissioner; g. B.
Taylor (white, Tor Recorder;
G. E. Atkinson for Coroner;
and Tor the other officers, it
was decided that the Democ-
racy had filled the places with
good men.-EnQuirer. Oh"
The above is decidedly witty,
We regard it as one Of Bowen's
best jokes. The substance OF
the matter is that the Repub-
lican Convention nominated, a
full ucket, except Infrmary
Directors. AS to this board,
the Convention said that the
oil board OF Infrmary pirec-
tors, Dowd, Magee and Swain
had showed a disposition 10 do
the fair, honorable, honest
thing in taking care of the
peoples money, and the Con
vention farther said, that in
local alters, and local Offices,
and in the matter of the ex
penditure of public money,
we preferred honesty, intelli-
gence, and integrity to parti
sanism, and, they being
such rare virl ues in Vintoh
county officials, that we pro
posed to retain this board, or a
majority of them, in power n
We could, at least until we saw
some cause, other than mere
politics, iOr removing them. 4
Swain was induced to be
lieve that the ring Convention
intended some fairness, and his
name was presented to the
Con vention, but that angusl
body treated him with utter
contempt; he didn't get votes
enough to let him down decent
ly. In fact the whole board
vas insultingly snubbed; un
tremendously and contempt
uonsly kicked out of the treas.
ury ring gathering. Why's
Simply because they had show
ed a. manliness and fairness;
because they had refused I,
help swindle the taxpayers in
the interests of party pets
and favorlles; because they re
fused TO do the bidding OF a
corrupt ring of hangers-on
who live off OF the count,
Treasury; because they were
above The low dirty irickery OF
the wira-workers Who get up
what is called Democratic poi
itics. These and like reasons
weighed ON the mind oil that
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To Julia Ann Bobo:

UoU &s hsrehy sohassthMstthe ssPteti
i ter sessl5hI iS79i k1s CortpnssioneIs pl
Yinton qiunly, Ohio, Wilham n Feitqn ana
others hItitkeir penhon lpra dotinty roAd -
ioIiowss. ffoo1 4 p0iut Jnl the center.of the
coputy road leading past JohnMhaa waters
dwelling house about l3 rods west OF rald
house, 10 Elk township OF Vinton county
-,lhaO, thence running q noFth>esstetly dlree-
ton the near, Il and best route through the
laPdeyof seid Winters aad (iSry RiYlmpnd to(
Gkqdthpot negr,the noIth1Eesi cpfner oi ~
ID, Wolfs kar,ien, thence in an easlerli diTecs
Non through fhe Kinds sod By yohro- said
u Wolf and now. occupied hy him., and ~
lands ,ofi Gilman Ward 6scol hbdtA % the
Water Mill of said Gilman, Ward 4 90, spd
alAnk the Abtitii line oilhnds owned by Henri
eta Wilson and nttrSecung the Jackson AMI
McAttAhrIoa, az point Abonll55fest south
Of the south line ofthe corporate limits Of the
town of Mckrthlni in said Elk tOWnshlp,oi
Yinton county, Ohio. and there TO end,
That viewers and n sHrfeyofwere aPp9int,
ed by said commIssloners and that sac
Ftewefs auttsnvey or wilbmeetat the llitlhl
point OF sad road pelltloned for, on the 51Ih
dayoftlct0ber, A. ID. lS7t At leo'clock, Am
to enter on the discharge OF their duties.
batelt thdkl7th day of SeptemeeF BIt,s
WILLIAM +. FELTON,,
w9y 4dH PrneiPaliPeIitoner'
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1874-10-08

~ wv CAYLOR wfli furnish Wilt!
.U. w. Chsm watch in Z OF silver case
The Home MoSfmeDt, SIS 81; Ellerv Nbse-e
ment, SIT so. Heayier cases s2.76 per OF extra
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DISTRICT OFFICER.

')ne Re presedtative to c6h hsress 70 lhe fsiev.
tnth Conversational District composedOi tLt
countIes Of ,Vinton, Hooking Jackhon, Gal
lia, Lawrence and scioto- 49,
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: 1850:

AlWaySKeeps FullLineofI
Fresh Drugs, Paints, Oils, ,varnlshes,
Dye Stuffs. and Pure Liquors tor Mes
dicinal PpFposes'yl 3 n bedoaord
Perfumery, Fine Teilet sOaps,sHair
Oils, Pomade, Hair, Nail, Tooth, Flesh
and Clothes Brushes, Combs.
-rE iIa r. lH IL rfIAI 10 HNN1
School Books, Blank Books, Copy
Books, Pens, Ink, Paper and Pencils,
Envelopes, States. ''i 1Nr '-."
eJ iva bua Hpllpt iouoi had
Fine Cut, Ping. Chewing, and Smok-
ing Tobacco, Cigars, Pipes. ,,,v
Lanterns, Lamps Chimneys, Shades,
coal Oil.
A full line ofGold, Coral, Jet Topaz.
Amethyst, Agate, Garnett Sets, Brace
lets, Finger a,rd Ear Rings, Necklaces
Sleeve Butt3ns. sYgi giI0eI 7noI
nov s79lisd iliV s4bf Uol Il
Needles for all kinds of Sewing Ma
oL;r.s 7NEm ,H'i'f1HlIHH 'h
Musical Instruments, Tuning Forks
Violin and Guitar Strings. . ''7 ''H'
e.i4 bnG ,ln3mJ'H.> HIidG'
Clocks, Watches and Keys. onrdJ
Toilet and WORK Boxes, and an end
less variety OF Toys.yu.T,fd Q nia
,lr reNR .'rii 4r- uuy ctl"
am also agent for all the Maya.
zines, Periodicals, Literary and Daily
Papers, which / furnish from three
days to a week in advance of those
furnished by nails io roi,7ag7qI
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CHEAPEST PLACE Iy THElCOUNIY

r5'.r. .alongaH
.ijig5I rut qaiusrl ,a' a' 60i
q7rjg O. .taaplgqA .vsu a'rr
pr01g sdi rE Aer..i s'd .aiEi
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Query.
Madison TOWNSHIP, Oc' 2.

Madison TOWNSHIP, OC' 2.
To he Editor Of Ae Via:On Record.
Does the law permit an Au
ditOr to hold Office more than
two terms, or Is 1T The same as
to that Office as it is on Sheriff
and Treasurerg Some of US
are curious TO know'on &C
count Of the activityaOf "a cer-
tain Office seeker OF your town
In trolting around Mr.. Huston,
We think he is bidding for
Bellord's shoes. Yours,
.a~ --et.7' 1for j. XII.
The Auditor can hold as OF.
ten as he can secure an elec
tion. The party We suppose
YOU refer to, is bIoding high so
that he can raise Beiford out
OF his sloes! That individual
understands his profession; ht
is a professional office. seeker.
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APPoRf1oNMENT Of i; JURORS

The trustees Of the several township,
: SAID fcnntyhare hereby nofifiei that the
dliowIng number Of jurors ,re apportIooe
10 their towpshlps respectively. hnd that theii
IRE reqm eI TO select the sa,d Number an'
make return ihersei toythe goiift 9fOommo,1
Pleas, together With the poll book:
Elk iaoag. .lg,tal Swan A. alG II
'Wifisestiiile.. 'f vms'a N .erE q
Knex (, loa..ni5 jackson ..saan.ll
Riehland. 80. .l3 Madison 49,. 16
3 Han risonq. .le. g IBr6wn1i9g 2 9
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

On Treasurer,
One Recorder, ..t-.-s Ser..tb
One Commissioner.
me Coro1er,e ,-nt.y.i wa fsU
Three lDfrmdfy Directors, one for one yeaf
one for two, years, one for three yeaTs, for
Vinton cohnty. Nv f'N'
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STATE OFFICERS.

, Inc Secretary OF State,
Jne Clerk of the s Slpreme Court, y 4
rwo Judges 'of the supreme Court. one for
long term and one tor short term. Lii.
me Member Of the BOARD o. Public Works.
one CSmnissioner Of Common SCHOOLS, IqI
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the love and affections Vi Rny person thtr
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ian uracle, dreams, hints 70 LADIES' A queer
hook 100000 sold Address 7 WILLIAM 4
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

The advent of Christ to our world has
alvay. been COMMUNICATED with special fcs-
tivties. The day on which he is supposed
To- have been born has been observed for
centuries by the Christian nations. It isin-
deed certain that the twcutyffth Of Deccm
bcr is not the date Of his birth, but SO long
as the exact date is unknown it is as well to
fN upon this as any other and attach toit the
sacred associations connected with that
mighty event For surely no event has ever
occurred on thi. earth like the advent of its
Creator and King to the ahodc- Of men.
Ills IS the only form which has come forth
flom the invisible world and manifested to
u. 100 flesh and blood, the eternal and infinite
one. hi. is the only voice that ha. broken
tho silence of eternity and revealed 90 man
the realities of the spiritual state. His JIM
cumation was, therefore the greatest and
mos. august event of the age. BY the side
of it tho insignificant and petty revelation.
and m1trnb.ahons of modern science and
superstition dviudlc into nouenhty. The
event %. becam, its vondrou. character.
.t
was "'''l"'' VIII" s''''s' ''.''',' WIN
''-''' D" 'l. ''''" "''' I'''''''' Jul '''' ','''
with hcraldiug star and angelic hosanuah.,
with Che journey of tho m0y' and the agita-
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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

ARKANSAS AGAIN The Arkansas trouble
is still brewingat Washington, where all the
clans are gathered, throwing their coutribu-
tions into the caudron. It il NOW said the
opponents of the new governmental Garland
have abandoned Lieutenant Governor smith
and rallied on Brooks, as aiiording the best
hope of success Their argument is that
Brooks was rightfully elected in 1872 that
the Baxter government was fraud that this
fraud Initiated all its actions that the Consti-
tutional Commission thus met without legal
authority, aud that the adoption of the new
Constitution and the election Of the new Gov
emor were invalid. There are two weak
points in this argument In the first place
the Baxter government was in actual posses
sion for two years and the fraud has got Ia
be shown. In the second place, there is no
doubt that the Constitution received a clear
majority of the popular vote, and that may
be held to condone all the irregularities in
its origin.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

Business PEosPFCr-.-A correspondent Of
the New York Bulletin has been making tour
of observation through the manufacturing
district, of New Hampshire, Massachusetts
and Rhode Island, and ha, found the business
prospect unexpectedly encouraging. The
agreement to curtai production ha. been
very generally carried out, and the result
has been so satisfactory that the writer
thinks there is danger thatsproduction will
be increased again before the f,tll benefit of
the curtailmcnt is reached, The worsted
goods have suffered less than the woolen
and the cotton least of ALL He finds it to be
the general opinion that the worst is over,
and that slight though general improve
meut ia the demand for goods has already
begun, The writer thinks that the cotton
and wooden manufacturing interests have
suffered less than themost of our other great
branche, of industry. and argues the best of
results from the skill and prudence with
which they have been managed through the
recent, and to some extent still existing,
period of depression.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1874-12-23

MRs. MYRA CLARK GAINES, having, since
winning her suit made repeated efforts to
settle the matter with the New Orleans
property owners, but in yain proceeded TO
seize all the property She could lay hands
on, the sale being advertised to take place
ON December 81. The property offered in
cluded numerous valuable pieces Of real es-
tate in the city, The sale of the largest
part of the property was prevented by an
injunction the rest brought faprices