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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1861-03-15
Circuit Court, Jefferson County,--Foreclos.

Sale.
George H. Dott vs. Morris Henesey and Ellen
Hene=ey his wife.
= : virtue Of judgment of foreclosure entered in
Dtbis action the 18th day Of February instant [
shall expose for sale and sell public auction to
the highest bidder the oicc Baird & Skinner in
the city of Waterfowl the Stb day Of June next
at O'Clock ?. VI all the following described real es-
tate by said judgment ordered be sold or 50 much
thereof a may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment
interest and cost, to wit The north east quarter Of
the north west quarter of section nine ~ in ship
eight C north OF range fourteen IA east situate in
Jefferson County, Wisconsin.
Dated February IS 1861.
BAIRD s SKINNER HEBER SMITH
Pl'fs Att'ys. 3ST13marS Sh IF, Jeff Co.
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Administrators SaIe.---En Probate ,--JetFer
son County Court,


In the matter fthe estate Of William Cowe deceased
NOTICEis hereby given. that by virtue and in pur.
suance Of an order of license made in said mat
ter, on the 23d day OF January, 4. D. 1851, by the
County Court Of said county, the undersigned. Ad-
minis Of the estate of said Gecea cd viii on
the Z5l day or March. s. d 1891 one clock IN the
afternoon, a the residence OF Sarah COIwe in the
town Of Farmington in said county, offer for sale at
public vendUe, he following described lands o wit
the mort lwest quarter of the southeast quarter of
section twenty-five l25) IN township number seven
% north, Of range fifteen 40 east. The terms Of
sale will be made known at the time place Of sale
SAMUEL CORY and
SARAH C0LWELL, Administrators.
Dated Feb. Is 1861. (37qGfch22,
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CIV IraaErIrer

To the citizens of WatertoWn. I offer my
name as an INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE for the
Office of City Treasurer at the next charter
election. J. M0ULT0N.
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respectfully offer myself as candidate for City
Marshal. If elected shall, heretofore, erdea7or
to faithfully discharged ny public duties, without
fear or favor JOHN HATNES.
March 1st, 1861.
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Watertown, Feb. 81, 1861.


I shall be a candidate for the Office of City
Treasurer at our next charter election and shall
be glad to have al, who can consistently DO So,
vote for me on that occasion.
F. E. SHANDREW.
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS, Superior to
ali PurgatiVc Catherine Pills III and the only
vegetable substitute ton Calomel Mercury and their
SlhdFea mineral poiscus Prepared from extracts OF
Roots Plants, Gums an BalSaTs, esing wonder
tu medicinal powers ever before ed as medicine
elegantly coated with gum. mild and thorough in
their operation and VIII, IN the obstinate cases,
induce excavations from she bowels il IN hours
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ia L ucurrent and broken bank notes
taken in exchange for pictures at Curtiss's city
Gallery.
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Howard Association,
PHIL ABEL HIA.

+ Bero7st Institution established BIZ special Eaqo,g
zasHt, for the reIif Of the Sex and distressed at
tictad Nth Vi.uieat and Eaideric Diseases md Is
pecidligfor the G1rs Of Diseases attn cuaI Organs
TT EDICAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting
AVE- Surgeon, TO all who apply by letter. with des-
crpton CT their condition. (age occupation, habits of
life, &c and in cases Of extreme poverty Medicines
furnished free Of charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SperEnatorrh@a, and
other Diseases of she Sexual Organs, and the NEW
REMEDIES employed in the DispenSary, sent 10 the
afflicted il sealed letter envelopes, free Of charge
Two three stamps FOR postage viii be acceptable
Address, DR.. J. SKILLIN H0UGnFON, Acting
Surgeon. Howard Association, Fo. ,, South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa. BY order OF the Directors
EZRA D. HEARTWELL, President.
GEO. FAlRCHILD, SECRETARY. 1r40yI
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jefferson County Coars-In Probate.

NOTICE. 20 Creditors.
II the matter of the estate eff Isaac Jars-7afl l,t
q the town OF Waterloo, in the County Of JefTer-
son and state OF Wisconsin, deceased Letters of
on the said estate having been issued
anu ne mrs. Monday O. June next being v the order
OF tHls Court limited Tor the creditors Of said d.
s the last day 20 present their claims for
ana allowance, notice Is hereby given that
the undersigned Judge Of said Court Will on the first
Monday IN each of the mon tbs of February 4fI and
Jl.ne; A. u 1sei a. the Courthouse in Jefferson in
said County, receive, exaBine and adjust ali claims
and demands OF all persons against said deceased
Dated jefferson, the Cd dag of December A. d 1890
SAMUEL BAIRD
-ase%>b@t County Judge.
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Z. Z. Z.
Gessmdeit iSt BeSser, as Kranhhett!
THINK OLE 1t -------- - -----.--
RAILWAYS READY RELIEF,

DR.. RADWAT respectfully submits to tile consds
Grafton Of the Pubc, the following evidence OF tbs
rerfn an liz stnnLt ~
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By Rev. Nj. ApIin, March It'll Mn. GEORGE BURDIcK
OF Watertown, to Mss MARY BURNS Of Ixouia.
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An INTERNAL IND B4TEPNAL REMEDY,
FOR THE IEST4NI CURE OF PAIN.
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DR. BAOwAy.-Dgar Sir / vas afflicted with ths
swelling Of the glands, much that could hard
y eat my meals I fought bottle OF Railways Rea-
dy hehet and barGEd my throat with it. In twenty
hours the swelling entirely gone and my throat
cured. At the same time had very sore eyes, and
remained ny nnger- an.l in rubbing my ewes sore
o. the Relief got in them. Ny eyes got well immed-
ately was likewise affected with very dangerous
cough, that resisted all medicines until used YOUR
Ready he-Ict, few doses Of which cured me. Youra
Respectfully, SAMUEL j. ASHTON
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RADEII-S RE1OJ ITTEli RESCL I-EN T
Pnre ard Healthy Rlocii.

RADwAT's BENovaTsSz TEsoLyENr IS tic most
positive and thorough clean ing and rcnoYatife med
icine hnowa to medical science. It Iuries with
tonisLiiu speed impure and diseased blood. and
solve away all diseased Ge.o-i whether in tho
blood. bones. joints. tissue. &c
SKIN DTSE4SES.-AI! erUptions of the skin,
sore, ulcer. tUInors letter, caEaer>. humors,
ereai sores. syphilis, bronchitis catarrh diseases OF
the chest and iuus. UtioHI dScas quick
y Cnd permanently eIferminated from the y stemt
the use OF Railways Reuova,inc Re o.vcEt.
TO THOSE WHO REQUIRE PROOF
Shedding Of tn Glands Sore z rs, Sore Threat stsy
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II &c Z.

They stand uprvared for beauty of workman ship and
durability, and are aehnow edged 70 be superior
any other the world IN their operation finish and
mechanical construction.
Parties wishing to purchase, obtain informa-
ton, can apply to D. u. BELDEN. Agent
All orders promptly executed, at the ~ " B.
Y. R. r. Depot, Wasersown. Wis. 6m39
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y ie0.

OF Scarlet Fever, in Jeerson on the ID inst FANNY
infant daughter of n c. and HARRIET HURLBURr..
aged year, month and % days
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ago and North Western.

trivial and Departure Of Railroad Trains and
Hour Of Closing the Halls.
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TO THOSE FHO Require PROOF.
JACKsoNvILLE. Florida, AprIl IS, 1860.

Shedding Of tn Glands, Sore = rs Sore Threat, se,Y
Dangerous Celsgh. LaFef by AaLguy's
~ e.lt-t
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Population Of Jefferson Co,miy-Be-
lew We give the population of this county as as
certained by the recent census:
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Railways Regulating Pills, 4 valuable substitutes
for CALo8IEL. AND NERCMRT,

Liver Complaints, Dyspepsia, indigestion. conFtiza
ton of the bowels liver. stomach. fidnevS &c Bill
Housnes bilious fever, feyers of al kinds cured with
marvellous speed by Railway Regulating Pills In
six hours after dose of Radway's Regulating Pills
are taken, evacuation from the bowels is sure to
follow. In fifteen minutes after dose Of these active
and thorough Pills are taken, no matter what NAV
he the character Of the disease eitar fever. infama
ton or congestion, the .aady VIII be arrested in III
progress add ne patient viii ind iEE-e dttC relief
tiUSE az DEL Tif.-bCatH IL all agI-!e aud in
hammatory diseaSeS-of the liver. bowels stomach .
brain, lungs, aud in malignant fevers-occur fro
the length OF time it takes fer the medicines of the
regular practitioner to act Now this rat calamity
minutes after doseis taken they aTre.t progress
of the most violent diseases. and tabIh safety
and health. TO SICK LADUS
Eadways Regulating Pills correct III Irregularities
Of t9e female system.
L4DTES SUFFERING FROM
A 4 II G DIS argos
HYsTERlA, FLOUR AEBUs,
and those who suffer from rrtentfrr of the rpens.s
may rely upon positive restoration to health Nv
the use of these pills -
These Pill elegantly coated wi -r.r free from
taste or smell Price twenty-five per box. con-
tanning thirty pills Sold bv druggists eyerrwters
and at Railway y Cos, No. g John street
PTTPIES AND BLoTCHEg 0N.THz FAcE-O7eor w..
bottles Of Railway Rencvatiuc ReSolrent WIN erasf-
cate every Testge of d-fgurempnt frcm the f9ce ra
skin that mars 1t beauty. and change the dark ROUGH
salow pimPled blotc hed ard skin q clear ard
healthy appearance. Railways Reuoyatirc EesoIy-
United States and Canadas Price Of L. R Relief Is
cts, 50 cts, and 81 Price Of r. r Pills % cts prr
box RADHAT & CO. 3 John st y y
H2 These Remedies sold by Druggist ard Store
keePer5 everywhere. 20yl
Geo O. wainwright. / Johnson, agents, Water own.
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Let those who doubt read following letter from
Mr.. Joseph smeare, respectable citizen of Quincy,
III. QUINcT, H. May, 1860
Da- RADwAY & Co: 7 became ii. ea.ed thirteen
wear ago, and have been dis cas- ed since hays
doctored With he best Physicians in this place,
cyD but grew verse under their treatment. I have
tried variety Of the popular advertised remedies
with no better success Nothing, no, nothing did
any good until ] tried
RADwAT's READY RELIEF.
Then for IKE first time III thirtoen years Of anguish
misery and disease, felt ease and comfort pains
aches and infrm!ties LEFT me, aud again able
enjoy life. Ny disease all over my body and thro
my ystem. Doctors called it by different names |
was lame crippled, had breakiugs ont over my bod,
pains and aches in all my limits headaches pains in
my stomach after eating could not sleep we'll Lor de
anything like healthy should do in fact, l
miserable With the Ready Relief took
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OFFICIAL NOTICE.

)ERS OAiS II the ey Of Watertovn Wishing trans
act bu mess With the Sheriff Of Jefferson County,
can deroit their GRID in box through tte door to
room on the second floor Of the Waterfront Bark
building Of A l. Pritchard Esq, and they shall re-
eve attention.
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FRIDAY, MARCH Is, 1891.
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RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
PEND K4TING RESOL EENIr .

All my dams and aches have left my sores ars
healed, my bloodi- pure. l can sleep wel and feel
as vigorous, strong and healthy any man desirss
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watertovvn Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY MILLERD BROS. FAMILY
GBOCERS CoLE'S BLOCK

Thursday, March II 1861.
" heat-Winter, per bushel---...--..-.. SO
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City Treasurer.

Watertown, March II, 1861,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
9f(isttIIaneoas,
ROMANCE or TnE NEST
The Adiutunt Generals Observations in
.t.. ... ,. hIssOuri. E..... .....ry
SECRETARY CAMERON's Vlslr TO
W. KENTUCKY AND INDIANA. "
[Concluded.

J-saw Gen. Hunter, second in com,
'mahd, aud conversed freely with him.
He stated that there was great coll
lnsion, and that Gen. Fremont was
utterly incompetent; that his own di.
vision was greatly scattered, and the
force thele present dciectivein many
respects; that he himself required one
hundred wagons, but that he was un
der orders 10 march that day, and
some OF his troops were already drawn
out on the Rad. His cavalry rqgi.
ment (Efis) had horses and lndiiIyr.
1ent arms, but no equipments. The
mon had tofc.rry their cartridges in
their vest pockots--consrq quentiy on
their first days march from j eAerspn
City, il q heavy rain whieh fell, the
cartridges were destroyed. This
march To Upton (35 niles, Vas madj
ona mud road, htavyund smiry with
rains, sahdiparallelhtol' the lraiIrjad
and but a lite distance from it. The
troops were. direct, d by Gen. Ere
mont to march without provisions OF
knapsacFs, and without transporta.
ton. A violent 1ain storm cameup,
and tliearoops were exposed toitalI
night; were without food for twenty
tour hours, and wbendQod was receiv-
ed, the beef was found to be spoiled.
Gen. Hunter Stated to me that he
had Just received "a written report
from one OF lis coloreis, informing
him that bat twenty iOutVt hundred
Of his, guns. would gooE These wyre
the guns procured Jy. Gen, Fremont
Iin Europe. fwill'liet6 state Hat Gen.
Sherman, at louisville, made Is me
a,simiiar complaint OF the great IN
lsriorilyj Of these European arms -
ue had given .he mep orders to file
down the nipples. In conversation
with Col. Swords, Assistant Quarter.
master at Lousy liie,Ejust from Cali
orria, he stated that Mr., Seloyer who
was in Europe with Gen.. Fremont,
wrote. to some tricnd.i in San Francisco
tha; his share of the profits OF the
purchase of these arms was $3G, 900.
When Gen. Hunter received at
Junction City, orders to march to
Mpton, he was ordered TO take Al
wagons will him, when he had only
40 mules, which fact had been duly
reported to headquarters. AT this
time: Col, Stevenson d the 9TH Mis-,
souriregilnentiwas without General
Hunter s knowledge, taken from him,
When nnder marching orders, with
only one regiment at Jefferson City
lit totake the field aHd taaR 10 a.'i
Gene Hauter9 also showed me the
erder for marching to Duroek Ferry,
dated at,Tipt0n, Oct, 10, which he
did not receive until the 18th. He
aIsoslio wed me his reply proving that
itwas impossible offlim to comply
with the order toimarchga This order
was changed to one, requiring him to
make a single days march at,i 9'E
When Gen. Pope received his ord
er to march at Georgetown, % Iailes
distant, heswrple back to Gen. Hunt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
Howard Association.

DHGLADEIPHIA A Benevolent ,zssgPJAs
i Institu ,iou established hyspec- Ss,s - -
ial endowment for the relief of the (st2y1
Sick and Distressed hflicteds-with 10y
Viru ent and Epidemic Diseases Of t.;ssss1--S
the Sexual Organs. EE.
Surgeon, to all who apply by Ietierswith des-
cription of their condition, Iase, occupation
habits of life etc., and in cases Of extreme pov-
ersy, Medicines furnished free ofoharge.l, Z, Z
Valuable reports on Spermatorrhoea. and oth-
er diseases Of thL Sexual Organs and on the new
remedies employed in the yIlispensary; Seut tS
the afflicted insealed enyels spes, free OF charge
Two or three sta mps for postage VIII he accept
able.
Address DIR. sKILL1N HoU GHToN. Act
ing Surgeon, Hownrd Association, No,2 South
Ninth Street, Philadelphia BY ordcrf th'
Directors. = RZRA.D. llEARTWELLc Pres
GEO. FAIRCaILD, Seey. Fnov29,6Fly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
Hamdeua Tannery.

r EATHER FOR SALE. Benjamin Dill -. -
IL would respectfully announce TO It's bstI
people Of this region tbUt he has always AAss-
on hand at his tOnnery, in hamden o., large
stock of Sole. Urpcr and Harness Leather, ard
all other varieties usually hanuiacihied inthis
country wh.5 il he is prepared to osell at reason
able prices. nIDFs WANTfD.-- The highest
market price paid for hides. decl0tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
81 Marncss VaclOry.

IT P. AMARoSE. End DoOl West Ga
1lA of the Court House, Macarthur, es1sA
o. Would respectfully inform the cit = -
liens Of Vinton Co.. that be keeps constant!
on hama. and will make to ordnr, Saddles, llar-
ness, Brides and Collars of every style at the
Lowest Cnsh Prices. He has good assortment
of Carriage, Buggy, Droyers ant Riding W hips
or sale low. Repairing Of Saddles and llar-
ness done at the khortest notice. mhyh lGl-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05

and unfit for his extensive and impor.
tant command. This opinion DO gave
reluctantly, Tor the reason that he held
the position OF second in command.
The opinion entertained by gentle.
meh Of position and intelligence, who
have approached and observed him is
more fond Of the pomp than Of the
stern realities of war-that his mind
is incapable of fixed attention or
strong concentration-that by his
mismanagement of affairs since his
arfivaIin Missouri, the State has al.
most been lost-abd that if to is con.
tinued in command, the worst results
NAV be anticipated. This is the con.
current testimony OF a large Dumber
Of the most intelligent men in Mis-.
souri,. ...
Respectfully submitted,
l.. THOMAS, Adit General.
Hon. Simon Cameron, Secretary of
War. ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
IL. C. NlOOre,

T1HYsIClAN AND SURGEON, Allensvi1le.
Ohio, Offers his professional services to
tht citizens of A llensville and vicinity.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
w. w, Patterson,

PHYSICIAN. IIamden, Ohio, tenders his
i professional erviees to tho Citizens Of
Hamden and vicinity. @ sept2S 6l-ly,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
no yVhom il HHag GoilccrE.!
+ SOUTH PERRY. Hooking Co, Oys12n7
Octnhrr 81 1861. 20 -

( .SoUTH PERRY. Hooking Co., Ovs1aoI
( October 81! 1861, w 81
! Be it known, that |, w. FLoYD,, do here
by certify, that Dr.. W.lM. PATTERSON
wasa regular Medical STUDENT nnder the
charge and instruction of Dr.. g, G., CART
nql .ylGr the Term of some two years, and
after that, DR.. Gaidncr and myself associa.
ted ourselves as partners in' The practice Of
medicine, aud DR.. Patterson Continued his
reading or study for one yearlonger, inakirg
in .aIl his study of medicine. Ihgee years.
At mis- close with us, we cheerfully gave
him certificate as to his medical qRalfica
liuns, recommending him to the pubic as a
safe, attentive, aud well read physician, well
qualified to render good serVice3to all who
maycall on him. After ;be close Of his
reading medicine with us, he located aud
.practiced medicine with decided satisfaction
10 all for whom he done business. q n"p
Given under my hand, FL27s8o 1ia's.ns'
IEtsimxJiw3 VIM. FL0YD, MsD.ll
November Z, lS6l-ly. slgsts sgoas
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
Alfred Maple,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Chiicothe, Ohio
A viii practice in Ross, Yinton, andadj9in-
ing Counties. Office PSint Street, over Car
Isles store. Apr. l., 1861 emo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
Condition Ofthe working CIasses
In Philadelphia.

Condition Ofthe Working Glasses
In Philadelphia.
RUSH PoR woRE-PRoBABLE LOSS or
The hotel at the corner of Twenty,
.ourlh and Chestnut streets, which
las recently been converted INTO a
United States clothing depot, was yes.
terday the scene OF great excitement.
As early as three O'Clock in the morn
luE, the building was besieged by q
number OF women, who congregated
On the steps seeking employment in
the manufacture of habilinents for
tho soldiers. AS the day wore on,
the crowd increased, and before noon
not only were both sidewalks, from
Twenty third 20 Twenty fourth streets
literally jammed with the applicants,
but even in the middle Of the street
the crowd surged TO and fro, to the
Imminent danger Of those nit. Tho
lot OBJ oaite the building was at times
half filled with anxious expectants,
many OF whom were the wives of vol.
unteers. . IH ..H ..
Tae density of the crowd, combiu.
ed with the suItIiness Of the weather,
caused several to faint. These were
taken into the building aud, by the
eXertionS of the inmates, were resusi.
lated. 81 s.I t
ltwould be a dificnlt matter for
those who were rot present yesterday
form any accurate idea OF the ear
nestness with which the women press.
ed their claims, both when their turn
came to be admitted within the build.
ing, and during the time when they
were waiting on the doorsteps in tho
street, or around neighooring corners,
Knots would collect, all the members
Ueing intent upon the one object, and
the woman with two sons in the army
claimed to be entitled to priority of
consideration over the modest wifi of
volunteer, who stood wondering
whether she would be able to obtain
enough Of tue "crhm5s" falling from
the Government table to keep body
and soul together, while her husband
was upon the battle field, The child
by her side looked up with appealing
eyes, anxious to 90 home, and un.
thinking OF the exertions required for
his support. ..' ST m.
Alta moment when the crowd was
grateSt shrek was heard from its
midst, and a woman who had been
standing for riany hours was observ-
ed to fall, overcome by heat. The
rush at this moment was great
Through tue cxertions of several men
who approached the spot, she was ia.
ken othc building, but was remoy
I'd to her home in an insensibe con
dition. At a late hour in the even.
ing we we learned that she was lying
in precariuus state. .,,,a~,. a....
. .-..t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
GUTHRIE. ... H. D. LAC
Guthrie & Lacey,

A TToRNEYsAT Gar thur, Yinton
N Co., Ohio. willpracticein the several eourt'
Of vintcn andadioining Counties. Careful at
tention gwen to con eeyancing. 1854. a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-12-05
G8s H1t9h5ut 9motrat.
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