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From Western Virgins.

CINCINNATI, July 26.-Gen. Cox oceupiad
charleston on the kanawha with bis Union forces
Yesterday The COnfedeFates, on his approach
rstreated, burning the bridges and tb,osr,ng 50
hls way every obstacle to his pursuit A Confed-
crate steamer on the Kanawha was burned 10 NJ
vent ts FALLING into the hands Of the Union forces
~ - oeleved here that the retreating Confederate
army will be met by Gen kosecrsnzls coInmn
sent some days ago 10 intercept It,
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The STAFF Of General Fr,wo,,

ST. Louis, July 26.-The follov,no or,cs,, ,,.
ono SmSiaIiy announced as coTnprising the staff Of
lutaHt-General and acting Commisssrv RrsXs,.
naJor John Mchinsttv, Assistant Quarternss,ef
surgeon ; q; J. Decampt, Medical Director
Lieutenant Colonel L. Andrews, Assistant Paw
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From Cairo.

CAIRO, July 27.-The trains coming portb nm
t .pe MOBILE and Ohio railroad were ssopned on
the 23d, by order Of Gen. Polk The Confsdsrs.ss
ale gatnering In large numbers In southern Mis-
sippl, ana their camp al Point Pleasant IA re-
ported 1900 strong, and reinforc.ment. J,iIv
arriving. uoliS
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS
HORRIBLE CoNDrCroF THE coNrEp.
EEArE S0InIESS

LOUISVILLE, July 29-The Montgomery Con-
federation publishes a Norfolk letter Of the ga
Instant which reports that nightly riots occur be-
tween the soldiers and the citizens, and that the
former have committed the most horrible depre-
dations upon private homes
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A sKIRMIsHIN MISSOURI

RoLLA, July % Fifteen Of the Home Guards.
on Lanes Prairie, wSre STACKED by s,rty-fye
Confedera:es, ard The latter were dispersed.
LIST lieutenant ahd three privates were killed on
Confaderate's side, and lieutenant and two prI.
Yates slightly wounded on our side.
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ERsn R.s.~-

BosrOS, July 27-The poverumsn, -, ,.
CHASED the steamer Cambridge which viii n.
immediately lifted out with heavy Armament Al
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NoTIcr.-District Of Columbis Advertisements
70 be inserted in the BALTIMORE SuN are received
NJ End forwarded from THE STAR Ofce.
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". Il bEAURRGAHD.
BflHadler General OHM m.edino

- W The Government has recently purchased In
New ofk the following steam passenger boats.
:, :, oe converted Into gunhoass The James Adger,
valley City, Stars and stripes, James Putnam
Satellite, Augnsis, and Alabama
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REFRESHING SHOWERS Yesterday afternoon
about six O'Clock, the city and surrounding coun.
try country was visited by heavy storm Of wind
and rain, accompanied by vivid lightning and
heavy thunder. The rain ceased about sunset
having laid the dust, cooled the air. and afforded
the church-golng community pleasant opportu.
nifty u attending the evening service During
the night several brief showers added to the
comfort of those residing near the dusty tho
roughfares.
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BOARDING..

BOARD AGENCY.-Memjer ere of Iongre,, Oc
~ hoers OF the army, StrangerG snG Citizens can
OBTAIN Board or Rooms, iug isl Ell or uufur olShed
In eligible locations, ct prices t. SUI by aoplyin2
Il the Hoard Agency, Was: ngtSr BI:IdipF room
No. D corner PelnsylyanIS av sd Seventh ST. H.
FRASER SIll rs. PrOpr. stors Of gentsei hoard.
ing houses, BY leaving thor applications as abova
osn be supplied with hrst-clss5 Co-rders on shot
HotIoe. je g eotf
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CousHs.-The sudden changes o. our climate are
Eorroes of Pulmonary, BTorchtd! and Amhuatie
.itGctio1S. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often set specify and certGlnly wien
takcn IN the "aTly sEa%es OF the disease, recourse
snoul ID st be h&d 10 4" BrotrI's Bronchial
I+ocIss." or LoZeTges, let the Cold, Cough, or IT.
rltatlOn of the ThrOst be slight, by this
prcu@utiOn more serious attack msy bo eiieorualy
warde1 Oft Public Speakers and Singers will lind
them ehectual for clearing and strengthening the
voice. See advertisement. deI-lJ
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ARRESTED AS A SpY.-Yesterday Masruder
Waters, Of Virginia, was arrested by military
authority and committed to jail by Justice Donn
an a spy to have O further hearing
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wyMAN for another week, with his budget Of
wondeTsl See programme elsewhere,
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THE SINGING ExRRcIsRs Of the choir OF Union
M. T. chapel, which were to have taken place at
Camp Alder, corner of 18th and N streets, yester-
day evening, were post poned until this evening,
or the first fair evening, at seven O'Clock.
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prT-TEs.
Persons desiring pennies will always find than
for exchange at the Star Office oOuntar. tt
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RHLDER, hsvs you seen Prof Woods advertise
nent IL our paper. ReE it; 1t will interest you.
AL SJ-soiy
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ARRIVED at Carter's wharf, foot Of Thirteen
and-e -half street, schooner James Nelson, Burt,
Philadelphia, with I2o tons Of coal for w. II. H.
Barclay: also, schf. Hope, Cloak. Susquehanna,
with 5000 bushels qnick lime for C. VI. Keys.
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CITY RAILRoAD.-The following is the bill
introduced by Mr.. Grimes In the Senate for pro-
viding horse-railwaY through the city:
bill for the construction of railway from the
Navy Yard. Washington, to Georgetown, Dis
trict Of Columbia
Be ii enacted, &c. That the Secretary of War be
and he hereby Is authorized to cause a railway
for mility purposes to be constructed from the
Navy Yard, in Washington, to High street,
Georgetown, District Of Columbia, with lateral
branches upon such streets In w ashington as NAV
be useful for the transportation of troops and mill
tary supplies; and the sum necessary for It's con-
structiOn Is hereby appropriated out Of any money
In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated.
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u To-day company Of one hundred cavalry
leave New YORK for Fortress Monroe.
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DHon. John p. Hale, Of N. a., IN. b-<s
made an '. '. 2, ey psrtnoaIh College.
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MzRcIFUL.-Mr. Gardner, Of Eimirs, N. Z,
robbed him of 500, has fully identified the lad
arrested by detective officer Allen, and the prop
erty fouad upon him. Mr.. q. is very DESTROYS
OF the reformation Of the boy, and Is anxious to
take him back to bis parents and make an effort
TO save him from utter ruin
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CLkIEAsTs Quite a number Of VIrginians are
presenting claims against the Government for
damages TO their pFspeTty by the Federal troops.
They make their aiddayits Eef2.e our District
magistrates, Of course II Is probable that No oyal
citizen will be permitted to lose by operations df
the Government troops.
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WArcHRERA.IssII1NSs ANpsILvER WARE

1--we one Of the best establishments snd fur
nished with complete set of tools for repair "
ing syefy description Of fHe Watches, and ~
kalucuisr sttenuon give to the same, by a&sS&
Ny. also, every descrIp of standard SILVER
whkE, plain and ornamental, manufactured under
ny Ovn supervlslon, which my customers Will find
III superior In quality and finish to northern ware
sola oy oe3lers In general and represented as their
ovn nSnufAoturs. II. q. HOOD,
ess US Pa. avanns Ctr
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CORRECTION 1t was Captain BuckwOod, of
Company n, Col Stenwher's New York Thirty
ninth regiment and not Col Einstein's. who
sasea tae SIX cannon which bad been left on the
field at Bull Run on Sunday. In consequence of
the road being blocked ~. He also found and
brought In the same night abort tlirty horses.
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10 TIE AyyLIcrxpt-Bs sure TO read the adver-
cement Of McLesn's Sirens thsning Cordial and
Blood Panfer. In another column,
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Arrival FROM BALTIMORE Yesterday, the
steamer Pocahontss arrived at C;eor0etown from
Baltimore, with heavy cargo Of -four and pro-
visions for the army. She was under n strong
guard Of military taken from Annapolis to bro,
tect her from river pirates.
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NAVY ELANNEL.-Suits at all prices, At
l SMl HIS, No. iGO Seventh street, opposite
~ I'm
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AND FELLOW. CITIZENS
- Come TO SMITHS, No. $50 Seventh street,
FURNISHING GOODS. TRUNKS, VALfsFS,
HATS and CAPS, Ut NoTthsrn pn0ss, il lila
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RECOVERING The man who was shot by tie
wagon master nj the camp Of the 9th Massachn.
sese regiment last week, 10 recovering and out Of
aanger The regiment having been removed to
tue Virginia shore, trial has not been had In the
case, and Tracey, the wagon master, L. still In
tfisoa, awaiting hearing
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kEEN CORN, IN CANS; PETITE POls
p,a onsmpignons; Fresh Tomatoes. in quart cans;
22inser. tCanton;) Angeieue; Fresh Msckerel and
a nSost, ~ eanSi Fresh Lobsters and Clans, in
Wells Pickles, Sauces, Capers, Olives, 60 Por
sale by KING q BuRCHELL. Grooers,
ms Corner Vermont av. and 18th IT
NEW VOLUME BALZAC's. NOvELS.-The
French of Honore de Balzac. Free by mail, nj. :
Silas Mariner, the Weaver Of Rsyeloe; by Geo.
IS cents. FRENCH z RIcHsTEfN,
Ne VIZ PeppS ayeaue.
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ARREsrED AND Dismissed .--Oeofge Matthews,
Of the Second New York Regiment, was arrested
on Saturday by Officer PlOwman. upon z charge
Of breaking into the house Of ] B Haw, and
stealing clothing, cavalry sword, musket, &c.
The burglar who entered the house left cap with
the prisoners name In il. He was Committed for
q hearing by Justice Dom. and yesterday had an
examination. woman, who saw the burglar
entirely exonerated Aauhews. Matthews admit
ted the cap TO be bis; but said that In the retreat
from Bull Run he lost II, and does not know how
&c came In Mr.. Haw's house. The officers Of the
company testified to his excellent character, and
he was dismissed.
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SO BAREGE ROBES SELLING OFF AT
~ half their value,
500 yards French Bareges at very ow prices.
90 yards Lawns, Eew sly les, at AZ cts, psr var
no Palm-leaf Fans we poi boi .
We are selling many styles of LADIES, DRESS
GOODS az prices much below thor value.
Gail and look for yourselves
WIN. X. Riley BRO,
NO. SO Central Stores.
so,o, Between TIL and 18th SITS
80 Ft.N Opposite CeYter Market
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GUNNER CLOTHING
- AT REDUCED PRICES.
We offer our large assortment of thin SUMMER
CLOTHING a. reduced prizes. Our stock en-
braces all STYLES apd qualities of g entlemen,
Youths, and Boys. W earIns Apparel. of the most
desirable and fashionable styles.
Also, SHIRTS ana FURNISHING GOODS In
great variety.
Clothing made to order at the shOrtes: notice.
WALL, STEPHENS Il CO,
322 Pennsylvania zvenue,
jyl6 (lntel. Il Rep bet. 9th and 10th Sta
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FOB SALE IND lent.

TglO LET-FURNISHED APal-MENTS-I
Par or aKd Chamber .co- tion very des rahT
and Pleisant-4CO New Yor, avenue, second doc
from Fifteenth street, and necr lie President'
Grounds and state Department !. 81 et
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L OST-On FrIday morning, the 18th instant,
II MEWORANDUM BOOK, containing some
notes and due bills, which are of no vaIne to any
one but the owner. A ibsT3. reward will be raid
u the Under on returning the same to EVERETT
q BRO No. 80 Bridge street, q Georgetown or to
this office. iy 27-2t'
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AfHAIRs IN MONTGOMERY CoUNrY.-On We'd
Jesse +. Higgins, Of PoolsyfIle, Md, on charge
Of tressoaab,e practices, and took him to the
mouth Of the h,onocacy.
One day last weeS squad Of the same paid a
visit 70 the house Of W. %: seilman, the captain
found there the arms Of the company secreted,
which were taken In possession.
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QuIEr SUNpAr Yesterday, Washington had
more the appearance Of Washington in time OF
peace than during four months past There was
irs intsmpefance and rswdyism, fewer lo2fers at
ne hotels, and although there were many soldiers
IN the city, their quiet, orderly behavior was
creditable 70 themselves and the corps they are
attached to. The bars OF many of the hotels and
restaurants Were closed sgsinst all applicants
which was one great cause Of the good order in
the city. Altogether IL was the most pleasant
Sabbath In Washington for a long time.
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&s EEWARD.-Streyed or stole. on w edr es-
pc day, the 10th instant, Z deTk cnesnnt ~
cglored horse. Ho Is y years old, small IN
SIC d, closely butt, foGtlooks trimmed vsryNA
Close, r. an Iuouth and a wh-te mark in his fore
20 me. on East Capitol strees, between 18th and
l4th streets east.
jy s6Sts LOES T ERaNSON
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RAY HORSE STRAYED.-A Bsy Horse, with
~ major gsner6 = co uiPmsEts, streyed or 81
Tas stolen from F sire 81 on tie evening of IN
the 22d instant. Any one returning theNA
rewarded. iy % a.
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E'OUND-TrespassIng on my premises, near
bennng's Bridge. three HORSES, n
VIZ: one sorfel. white face one hay pony, IN
star In forehead Ona dark or baok, lorg GA
tau. All three are without shoes. The owners are
cha ges, and take them away.
jy % 81" J. DOUGLAS
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CLOTHiNS. which vii 30 sold Il sV ys19 FIX
pTioss, ct No. 40 seventh st. ~ Him B
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| ENOUND-On Sunday, rear Boil Rug, a tall
Il brown HORSE, attached to a brOten ~
anbu ance. Tho owner can receive h,Ia IN
by app lying at this office. i, 26-st+ IA
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q Y Z o A I s.
QEGTtsrn4GstsT Generals Office, D
WnShiHgtOH CITY, July 10, 1861 (
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS -OT hulls of = VI
Boats for the Western Tivors are on exhibition ~
this office, and 1T Offices OF Qunrterm asters a.
Pittsburg, Cincinnati, II. Louis and Alton.
Boats TO be delivered at Cairo Bids should be
sent to Quarterm. stSr General the United states
Army, at Washington, by LIST Au gust, at noon.
NJ, e. MEIGS,
jyI9 Brig. Gen'l and Qua rterlpastor Gent
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-31
Soldiers Relief Society.

AT meeting Of this society, held
Saturday, Oct. 26th, donations were
received from jackson and Elk town.
ships, amounting in value to over one
hondred dollars. Very favorable re-
ports were received from other SEC.
tions of the county. Those townships
which have not yet sent in their do
nations, can do so at the next meeting
OF the society, which will be on Sat-
urday, November I'd, at half past one
O'Clock. Or, if not prepared at that
time, there will be another meeting
on November 9th, when a full report
will be expected from all those town.
ships which have not reported before.
1t is to be hoped, every one will
take an interest in this enterprise
jackson township has set an example
worthy the imitation of all the others,
its donations amounting to over sixty
five dollars.
The Secretary was desired to state,
that all donations of yarn would be
thankfully received, as there are num-
bers of ladies in town who are ready
and willing to knit for the soldiers,
if they had the material. 40 ,'.-.'...
:, .MrsgDr; A. WOLF, Pest Z
CORA A. RANNELLs, Sec'y.
-b - - % s-77S7.. 90 q2C /
u Fay up your subscription the
hrst time You come to town.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-31
\ 0 TICE! !

We want our friends who owe us
on subscription or advertising, to send
in the amount due, in order that we
may have money to carry on the pa.
per. Our expenses are large, week
ly, and unless our friends pay us, the
Democrat must stop. We will COM
mence, next week, the publication OF
a list Of our subscribers who are in
arrears, in order that they may know
the amount cue; ST. they can tier send
it in by neighbor, and save us the
trouble of going over the county to
collect. We will tabe in pay, wheat,
flour, corn, pork, beef potatoes, beans,
chickens. or other produce that we
can use. Also, coal and wood, il
brought in soon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-31
FEVER AND AGuE.

A Case Of ETght Months Standing curta b
BGRHAVE'S HOLLAND BIT7ERS.
MlonEAL KELLY, No. III Seventh, near Grant
Street, says: r' ..t. ..'.. OH ''..
''Last July, whilo runniKg on ahe river, on i
cotton boat plying between Natchez and New
Orleans was taken with Fever and Aguo.-
For eight long months ! suffered with this
dreadful disease, The greater part of this time
was unable to work, and spent at least fifty
dollars for liHeront medicines, but found nc
permanent relief. Three weeks ago, one Of my
friendsinsistsd upon my trying Berhave's llol-
land Bitters, saying that II cure was guarran.
teed. After taking it for one week, must
state wus 4 sound man. have been at work
now for two weeks, and have had no return Of
the Clillsand Fever whatever"
/ certify that the abcve statement is true
bee. THOMAS ADAMS.
Diamond HOuse or at Il. Chester's GotkSc Hall.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-31
BLOOD FOOD! BLOOD FOOD
BLOOD FOOD! BLOOD EOcD

To all suffering from consumption, incipient
or confirmed, or from debility Of any kind, oil
from mental or nervous prOstration, brought on
by any cause; or from scrofulous complaints; ol
from disease of the kidneys or bladder: and tC
ladies suffering any of the many distressing
complaints their sex are liable to. and wLch en-.
gender consumption, the Blood Food is offered
IS certain and reliable remedy. Differing in
every particular from the patient medicines oI
of the day, it is n chemical combination of Iron
Sulphur, and Phosphorus, of very great worth
AnI many hundreds bear glad and greatful tes-
tuona to the benefits it has conferred on them.
CHURCH e. DUPONT, 400 Broadway, New
York, are the sole proprietois Of the article, and
have in consequence of fraud attempted upon
the public, changed the color of the outside
wrapper from red to sellow, and increased the
size Of the bottle to eight ounces. Be very care
full in buying to see that the fac simile of their
signature is on the outside of the wrapper, rs all
Others are counterfeit. Price of the Blood Food
&l per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT, No. 400
Broadway, New York, and all respectable drug
gists. March 81, 81. ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-31
Mare Stolen.

ON Tuesday light. the 9Th inst, from
~ Centre School House in Vin,on Tp.,
was stolen light Blown mare, about Is yrs
old; name lies on the left side of the neck;
on the right hind leg she has two white
stripes and black stripe between them
across the thigh; the near hind foot was cut
by rope, and makes this pasture joint a
little larger than the other; on the right side
she has three white saddle mark. the middle
one the largest. Any information concern.
ing her, will literally rewarded, by sddress-
ing the subscriber, at Mingo p. o. Vnton
Co., o., Oh E. A. Bratton, McAnhnr, Ohio.
Oct. II, '6l-tf. JOHN MACEJR.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-31
[Correspopdencs for the Democrst.l

Correspondence for the Democrat.l
A Letter from Western yirginia---ist
Virginia CayalTy---Capt, Wards Com
pany-The Captain Macarthur Boy.
"The service" has no better compa-
ny than Capt. WARDS Cavalry Com
pany. We arc quartcred at Clarks-
burgh, Va, and arc "iat, ragged and
saucy." 81.
The people OF Vinton and Near
thar, have reason to bo proud Of at
least one of her sons. ROBERT WARD,
our Captain, is a native Of your town,
where a number of his relatives re-
side; among whom may be mentioned,
Alex. Pearee, the former editor OF
the Democrat, ard recently your Rep
resentative in the State Legislature,
who is his brother.in-law. The boys
think heap" Of their captain, es'
pecially those from Vinton county
There is not more capable or encr-
gotic officer in the service than Capt.
WARD, ahf, from indications, he is a
favorite with the Colonel and all the
officers Of the regiment.
We are assigned to the 1st Vir.
ginia Cavalry Regiment, Col. II.
ANEsAUsAL, who is Frenchman, and
has seen service in the armies of
France. Lieut.. Col. RIoHMoND is an
Ohioan, OF undoubted military abili.
ty. Ho is now in Writ county, in
this State, with one company Of our
regiment, attending to the "seccsh"
there, and from the accounts received
from him, he is cleaning them out"
thoroughly.
Our company has received nearly
all the uniform It is entitled to. We
will get our horses this week, there
being one thousand head Of cavalry
horses now in the yards at this place,
for our regiment. Through the exer.
tions Of our company officers, we are
we'll supplied with blankets and the
best quality Of clothing, and what is
equally good, we get plenty of good,
wholesome food.
There are ten or twelve men in our
company from Vinton county, who
send their regards to the brave Home
Guards" hoping that they will have
the pleasure OF seeing some of them
after the war is ended, and hearing
them relate item relate the many bold
and da ing deeds performed by them.
There is room in our company for
a few good men, and if there arc any
in Vinton county, who wish to serve
their country under a live captain, let
them address CAPTAIN WARD, 1st
V. G., at UlarkSburgh, and their de.
sres will be gratifed.
The Vinton. "bOys" wish to be re-
membered by their friends at home,
and would "leel good" over the re-
receipt Of the home papers, occasion
ally. r.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-31
gpetiaI 9qtitics,

t95-TO FARMERS AND LIVERY STABLE
KEEPERs.-pr. S. A. Weaver's Cerato has
been extOnsivOly used by Livery Stable Keeper
and Farmers, and with one accord they say tha
for many diseases in animals they have never
yound Its equal.
On horses, two or three applications wi Il cur
the Scratches, Chafss, ana Calls, whether bJ
the harness, saddle For otherwise Wash the
wounds clean, and the. .Cerate freely applied will
cure thSmih few days, 1t will euro eracke.v
heels and Cancer in the Tongue, Canker OF Sore
Mouth, affections OF the Skin, falling of OF the
hair, 60. Sore teat and caked udder in Cows
are soon cured by this Cerate.
Sold bymedicine dealers generally.
Oct Srd-4W