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, 1861-01-03
From Washington.
Especial dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazette ]


THE CABINET DIssENs1oSs.
In the midst OF the exciting iuniors dying
abnut I'LL the time, it is difficult to arrive cx
ar;!y ut the truth. II is doubtful, at this mo-
1pcnt, whether Secretary Thomas Will resign
lis rosltion In the Cabiuct, but well informed
parties say that ThoE,pson; after fl'll consnla-
lion with his friends, has resolved to hold un
until the 4th Of March,
PRESIDENTS RECEPTION
The Presidents i usual New Years reception
WIS poorly attended to-day. Many persons
appcarcu wearing Union and Secession cock
atcts, and the latter lad thy il breeding to man-
ifcst Their l;sgist Ut tsic President couree Ill
IN un,ni-tahablc 7nalner.
soETu CAROLINA ON HIGH HORSE.
South Carolina il carrying matters with Il
hirll hand Batteries are being erected to pre-
ycnt rcinforec1nrnts rraclling Fort Sumter,
and rs the troops of ihe State have possession
Of Sulivau's Island md the chores on eact.
side they may he astt 10 prevent ingrcss from
the sci. Ii civil war does not takc place, it
will nut be the fault Of South Carolina
HOW TIE REVENUE cuTTEl WAS TRANSFORMED.
The transfer of the revenue cutter to South
Carolina authorities, il denounced here us i
mere act of piracy. Capt. Coste, III command
IF tic enter 1irst rcsigncd his position TO the
| United States Government, then discharged
/ the crew: and afterwards kwurc them into
| tl1c service OF SOUTH Carolina and took posses-
! sion If the cutter in the name of the State.
This WAS u su,art, but hardly crcaitahlc pro
eceding.
RAISING MONEY IN SOUTH CAROLINA.
| Snulh Carolina. being hard up for funds, is
| u.ill" extraordinary mtaus for ris!ng money.
| 4 tax of sixteen dollars per head has been
| levied upon slaves. and the banks which have
! taken rart of ilsr four hundred thousand dol.
| lar LOAF, liayc received MI unlimited privilege
| to issue notes indefinitely, without being
! l,uthc.ctl about their redemption. This is the
old Continental system, and must end i'll i
fearful depreciation Of South Carol!sr1 cur
| rency.
! INQUIRIES FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
| Many tiispat chc6 were received from Charles
| ton yesterday and to-day, to know whether ths
! President intended 10 withdraw Major .iutler'
| son. In case he was not removed, it was i'll
| tln,atcd that hostilItics would at once com
lucncc.
| CABINET MEETING.
The Cabinet meeting yesterday WAS i'll re-
gard 10 the propriety Of reinforcing Anderson
it bcin" settled THAT he would not be with
tr,,wu 1t is not lkvly that rc:nfosrcnieats
| will be sent at present.
, 1861-01-03
List OF FIR T. s s
II THE
YEAR 1860 In CHICAGO.

Since the disbauding Of the Fire Brigadc no
official record Of Fires and Losses has been
regularly kept The register for tho years
1858 nnd 1850 was vcry carefully made BY Capt.
S. B. Raymond. .
Our present statement, made up from The
Insurance Agencies, will be found full and
complete, It has been compiled exclusively
for tllo TRIBUNE, By A. B. Keith, Esq, Of the
Union Insurance and Trust Co. The record
Of Alarms and number Of Fires has been taken
fro,n the diary Of Capt. Thomas Barry, Of tic
Long Johns Company, and the facts concern
Ing ali the larger losses hare been obtained
from the best authorities.
OF o,;e hundred and forty-one fires, eighty
three have Incurred less loss than $500 c:c,-
, 1861-01-03

1SnRFEsDEscE, jan The New Mexican
mall from Paxnee For arr;xuG ~ toTo~ Nth.
Ing bad been heard OF the ma;2 1ne here last
Tuesday. The Eeath< Is extremely cold on
the Plains, aud it is With dificnitt that the
stock on the route canbe kept alIye,
report WAS fecel'ed here to-day okthe
npa,ngang p,sgg O ,,7 2 man Ia htween this place and
49, ~. 1' - lIs +nEat- Tampcriug with
"~0 We tepoiIse cause uf the hanging.
, 1861-01-03
Gbiraaq Griilbutte'
THURSDAY, JANUARY 8, 1861.
CARRKRS, ADDRESS.

An Address WIS printed anti circulated
by the carriers Of this paper, on New Years
morning, for which they alone are rcspon-
sible- The advertising Of the prize for the
best poem, the selection Of HAT which was
printed, and the profit or loss arising from
the transaction are theirs only. The editors
and proprietors Of the TR1arSE have no
responsibility III the premises So much is
due the atty-ninc competitors whose mall
usccirts were rejected, and who may take
occasion to impugn the literary Judgment
which made the award.
, 1861-01-03
Hc1vY DAnk, Robbery

BURLINGTON, Iowa aJan.se-Ahont5 3 o'c1ocl
this morning the Bans ct Messrs. s, s. Phelps
q Co, Of oquawka, IL, was entered during
the temporary abscnty If the clerk md eur
rency to the amount ol $1,000 stolen. Thr
burglar, entered by Unlocking; tie front door,
tnen te nn!eca'h 4hn %aH e4rsr from which they
money and escaped, As vet there Is no clue
70 tbs robbers. The money taken vas as iol.
, 1861-01-03

IRE1os, n: j., Jn. 2.-Ycstc.day noon
5 ~. ~ 6uth ~ "etelscd ia honor Of Maj.
Anae'o'o' 1o' tne nuae EtInd taken by him.
PHILADELPHIA, Jas c-rbrcc s,iutcs of
tl1irty-threc guns eacAxij, H.. 5'rcd IL d;t,,r-
Anderson. - ~ @'
NEw YoRK, Jan "a salute of onc hundred
guns was fred toniglt in honor Of Mi. An
derepp. "SA "A "9' 1~A
, 1861-01-03
Tenth Ward Temperance LEGION
Quarterly NCports

Tenth Ward Temperance LEGION
Quarterly Report.
The Society hes held sl1 regular meetings
during the past thrce months ut the Edwards
Chapel, and all Of deep interest.
Besides voluntary remarks from various
speakers Oh each evening, the Society ha. been
cloqucntly addressed at five successive meet
fnss By the following earnest aud untiripg
friends Of the causc: c. j. Hull, Esq, R, II.
Goiflord, Esq, L. D. Wilkinson. Esq, Rev r.
Boyd, D. D., and Bro. T. n. Eddy, D. D.
Previous to the last quarter 10 persons had
taken the pledge Of the Society During these
three months 112 names hare been added, MAX
Ing membership Of 532.' Since the Last meet
Ing Of the Illinois State Temperance Union,
this Society has become auxiliary to 1t, and re-
solved to atd that Union'in, praying our State
Legislature to pass stringent prohlbitory Ii
quor Law The Society has contributed four
dollars In aid Of the Kansas sufferers At its
last meeting the following officers were chosen
Tor the present quarter:
Presfdcnt--RoBERT BARRr. ~
First Vice Prcsidcnt-C. j. Hull.'.':' :
Second Vice Presidcnt-J. J. Jen,1Iuss."
Third Vice PrcsIdcnt-Geo. ". Bowman:
corresponding gSecrctary-Rer. f. 4touo.'
Aceor6inE EeCretAfJ-Jcr PortQr ..-i.:.+ =
, 1861-01-03

the Ioss has been $9G.0UO each. The flrst was
the lsannd Housc Of the Illinois Central Railroad,
located 1T great distance from the ire cngtner,
cnced b: the Fir Department, in getting cdtctuul-
ly ut work. The second Il: t'.sc TWO larger ln=ses
was the occasion Of the bar.tius Of MesrIs Fuller
immense amount. the fire was nearly confined to
tbs Building in which it osisinatcds
In the following report such fires only are
reported as resulted in larger loss than $500.
, 1861-01-03
TIE CITY.

-ArprEoS CLuB-A special meeting Of The
Audubon Club is called fnr' r'tl,is evening at the
Climb Room at s O'clock,
CrRcrlf CoURT-Judgc afanIcsrc opened
the January term OF the Cook Co. Circuit
Court yesterday.
, 1861-01-03
Neln advertisements.

{. II SCR{TE.v. ddrsrtising .4ge'A, G3 Dear-
born It,, Is authorized to Yeestt< ddrsTfisem<ats for
this aud al The Leading Pupers Of G1t Northeast
, 1861-01-03

,$aaaG5 saa95 $ss7.9D III 81
Flies. Loss. lnr. 1ns paid. Net loss.
lSS..-. = $sId,iSl SS1913 $sl.e53 $ls3,1oI
1859 ....122 G18 t9l 61U,v.0 aSA SIS :a5 n1-
1850 ....l41 cg1G63 5Do,II 3E9a0 Itti @i5
1853 1859. 1850.
Average loss at each
IRE in each year .... $33E3 $4,9S7 10
Average InsuTance.... 3WG 4514 lc51
Average In-. pall-.-.- 1.a0S 2,316 1916
Tho arcr,,a 1eea as rh Il l, 1Sco
, 1861-01-03

AcKSowIrnGENEST.-Am the references
to ScwYcar's Day past, should conc in the :.c
acknowledgements due Drake of sle fremont
House for Ills annual remembrance Of the
nu,ntcr Of the TRIBUNE Office, iu the way If
"cgyy nogg." with cake 10 match. Twas gcncr-
Gus, luscious.
, 1861-01-03

MuRpocu.-rhc distinguished trascdiap, J..
f. Murdoch, will rcal 81 Hamlet" Mt Bryan
Hall on Friday evening, uule: an engagement
with tho Audubon Club. The announcement
is sufficient to secnrc full house.
, 1861-01-03

In i SEw PLAcE-The Chicago Office Of
The New York aud Eric Railroad has been rc-
moved to an unsurpassed locality, No. G4 South
Clark street, under the new Sherman House,
where Mr.. Forsyth, thu welEknown and popu-
lar representative Of the Company will be
found In quarters entirely worthy Of himself
anil lis connections.
, 1861-01-03

~cau on Dubois u 1os Dessborn street, base-
ment OF Portland Bioek, and st your slsn Paint
inG done cheaply' >;'s q - dscloes+
, 1861-01-03

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, 1861-01-03

FIRE IN THE Tu1np D1srnicT.-About half.
past ten o'clock last evening All alarm was
sounded for the Third District, caussu by the
burning Of building 1t Bridgeport
, 1861-01-03

STRETCH OUT HEIPSo HASD.-Afany ask
last! I reply tha, there is just HOW want of
wnrl by psrsuns who usually 20 South, hut
who arc deferred from going thither rs usual,
ed. Que ..aus OF forty men, lcArn, returned
recently at once. Now, let every Que who has
q iob 10 do, such as repairing buildings, send
rs word, TINT we may give strong men labor
and not aims. We have 10 fuel as yet given
us to relieve the poor; but We do what We
eau by allowing poor women and children to
their cold rooms III bags anu wheeltarrow
carry ~ much as We can spare ol sawed woodto
act as clerk or bookkceper for bis board; also
1ings per dsy. E. 3. FUTILE,
City Missionary, o6 North franklin st.
,B-Au sorts Of useful artielez, fine perrumerr
and rich fanev 20 ods suitable for presents, can be
had At low prices and Of tho best quality, at Sar-
gents corner Rand olph and State streets, Chicago
Illinois, .
ergo to John Jo, ,es't, 119 Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleans d and repaired.
~cau on Dubois a 1os Dessborn street, oasc-
ment OF Portland Bioek, and st your Sign Paint
inG done cheaaly.::. '*' " dsclost+
~ Al should not fall to. cad tho advertisement
+ o. f'M' Wood IN ro,day's pay eE- -. - ec5r7
:. L.4sn B, Haxn.-Just rcceirc. tom Smoke and
an %sofe' number u Stats street, n1oe lot Of PoEx
, 1861-01-03

w AN TED-A situation by a
" yonns English womAn. Il chaubcl1naId, scam
stress, Or 70 take cnra OF baby. Good references
ctyeu AdircnS IS In at this 0flce Ia3x3t
, 1861-01-03

The Presidents usual New Years reception
w,s roorly attended to-day. Many persons
a1,uarcl wearing Union and Secession cock
a!cs, and the latter Lad thy ill breeding to m4n
igcst thcit l:sgiist Ut tsc PRESIDENT cuurse il,
nm uu,ni.tahat,lc 1uanppF
, 1861-01-03

.e~Go to John 10, ,es'r, 11e Dearborn street, and
get your clothes cleana d and repaired.
, 1861-01-03

| y L. AND 3, ,Han.-Jnst rcceitN d tom Smoke and
t1n store, number U esata Etgsat nioo lot Of PoEk
, 1861-01-03

JAMES BucnASAS's FAST DAT.-ln accord
:,ucc with tl,, Proclamation If the President
Of the United States, the Bankers and brokers
olChicaso, agree 10 Close their respective pla-
ccs Of business "a Friday, January 18th, 1861.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

FURRY TIE Btfun--.nr.y yWsrucc's .Mol
cines have achieved complete triumph in
eradiCOting humo:s af all kinds from the hui
man system. They were introduced to the
public some six years since, and havs been
used.with entire success. The Canker and
Salt ,Rheum ~Symp is .1aken--i internally,
which cleanses The blood by thFqying iyn
pprilies TO the surface, when the Ceflte is
applied externally andall the eNptions are
destroyed. and health and beauty restored.
Their astonishing success has called ont
many ignorant pretenders, who have intro.
duced their wonderful productions to the
public. They are out in almost every
form, from Pdnaceas doEhto Pills; and all
for humors, (of course they Gre)3
Sold by medicines generally.
Sep;. 5-4w. 4
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

WOODS HAIR REsToRATfvE.--We are
not in the habit ofpuhing every new ,iscoy-
cry, for nine cases OF tenthey are qoack nos
trums, but wet Ike great pleasure in recon-
mending Professor Woods article 10 all
whose hair is falling of, or turning grey-7
Our welFknowh contributor, Fhdley Johp-
son, Esq, hnsexperieeceil thesbsneGts of its
application. and joins with us in. speaking
OF its yirtu s, lie! all ltry yit-and bale heads
Wlllbe as rare as as snow in Summea.--
Bctimore Patriot. a.
Sept. 5-lW. ~ .-.9l u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Southern News,

Correspondents Charleston MOrclsE.j :,
RtoHMoND, Va, Sept. 12.a- The
Governor General Of Cuba, in his
proclamation, says: SIN virtueofthe
proclamation Of Her Majesty,bthe
Queen, ! have determined, under date
Of August 7tB,I that all vessels occu,
pied in legitimate commerce proceed
fro m ports in the, Confederate States,
shall be entered aud cleared saDder
the Confederate fac, and shall,bs duly
protected by the authorities ofithe
Island. Foreign Coisuls will be no
titled that no ! interference -ou their
part will be tolerate ;" srH. .lEs
s.-~->->-~>~->--- -.->>->-~S,~>. -.i 4. Z
U Bring on your "taters." -s.ssd
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Rumors that Gen. Fremont is to be su.
perccdGd.

RumOrs that Gen. Fremont Is to be SUE
perccdGd.
New YORK, Sept. 913,--The Com.
mercial Advertiser has the following
paragraph - We leaEnt that aTpras
or was prevalent,in Washington yes
terday that Gen. Eremont is to be
superceoded in his commapd, apa that
Quartermaster General, 'Meiss. is TO
take his place. We have asIs9iwhat
we deem good authority foFSsa}ing
that this rumor, unlike many others,
is founded on fact, that Mr.. Blair 'at
whose earnest recommendation Gtn.
Fremont was placed where he2is, ac.
compan,ed Gen. Meigs in order,tosex-
plain to Gen. Fremont the reasons
and the necessity for this step. ,Tbese
reasons, we think, it will be found arc
that Gen. Fremont exceeded, his au-
thority by the proclamation heissued,
that being the ma n reason, and that
he has in other re3peets acted in inn
portant matters not only withoutscon,
sulting the Government, but inacon
travcntion Of its orders and practice'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
2spstiiI slaitHs,
Who Is MIS- WiSsLcw !-4Ag ehs ques.
ton islIsNepliy ssked, se YilIsinuLnlaT

VINO IS MIS- WiSsLcw l-eAg tfs ques.
ton isiIfqepliy sskeds Sw wjhIsimpiplay
mat sue y a lady who, for upwards of thiT-
ttyears,, has uhtirihgi leSojed het me and
lalehtsusa Female physiciaif and nurse,
principally among children. lSRe has ess
pecially studied the constitution and wants
OF this numefous tlSAsso GENERALLY overlook
ed or faFelessly treated by the efacuIty in too
many Instances; and, asa. result of this ,ef,
fort, and practical knowledge obtained III a
feline spentas nurse and physician, she
has compounded Soothing Syrup, for child
rem teethlng. ltoperates like magic--r ziye
ing rest and health, ehJ is, ,porepver, sur
TO regulate the bowles. In consequence OF
this article, Mrs. Wmslow is becoming world
renowned as a benefactor OF her race child.
rem certainly do rise up and bless her; espes
clally is this The case in this city. Vast
qpantbies OF the 300 thing Syrup are daily
sold and used here. 1t has got to be com
mon remark, 81 had rather depeatk on sIri.
s,W'insfUw's Soothing Syrup for my chiItren,
than 70 have the united advise or the medi-
col ncultb of the city.G We think Mrs.
Wins'owhas inimortalized her npme. by this
Invaluable article, and we sihce4elylbeleve
thousandspf children have beeuzayed FINN
ar early grave by It's timely use, and tkat
millions yet unborn will share its benefits.
and unitelin calling herblessed. d No mother
has discharged her duty tohef suffering lit
tie one, in our opinion, until she has given
II the benefit Of Mrs. WinsIow's Soothing
Syrnp' TEYiT, mothers TRY IT Now
ladies Visitor, New York City,I
: Sept. 5--4w. .r ..' ....... "a.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
sore Nipples and Sore Ewes,
Price Of Syrup 81, Ccroto % dents per
Bottle.
Caution.

The public arc cautioned against manufacture
n.y. selling or usjag WATER DRAWERS In any way
constructed as toinfrlngo upon WutEIER's PAT
ENrs. as tits known by Us thatecrtain parties
arc yipIatug oul rights, we hereby notify all
persods chat we shall prosecute all'cases Of in
fringenent to the fullest extent oflaw ,sdud C0l-
oct Tpt6Ek fees. j, L. w IlEELERS q 90.
March, ,esth 'jl-4tf,| -.'i ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

Dr.. Richardson's SHERRY WINE Bit
TERs,--lu 1913, DR.. Nathan Richardson, d
physician residing in South Reading, Mass,
discovered, and proved to his extensive
practice in that place and neigbboring towns
the beneficial effects OF the .me1icine. now
given to the world as the Sherry Wine Bit
tiers. The success of Dr.. Richardson's prac-
tice becoming heralleG throughout the New
England States, his business SO increased
that he was soon compelled to rolinquished
the visiting system, and establish oilicers in
different parts Of the State, where, on stated
days, he met his patients. Hunday waslthe
only day that he could be found at. home,
and many oftle present Inhabitants ofSOdlh
Reading will well remember the throug of
carriages that'always surrounded his house
on the Sabbath. !ea 'a
? The present proprietor, Df, S. o, Rich.
arlson, (son Of sSthe late DR.. Nathan. Rich.
urdson), u graduate Of the New .HamsLire
Medical College; where lie received his be,
gree with usual honor, and also q member
OF the Medical Society Of Boston, for the
,pqrpose- of relieving his aged and honored
parent from his ardnnrs duties, wes. Induced
id relsnquish his valuable practice in the
city of Boston to supcTihtend The manuCac-
ture Of this medicine US It requires .grcat
skill and accura y n fWeparing.
The genuine sold y medicine dealers gen.
orally. d. ~. ...l- ..'.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

The PAIN KILLER Is by universal consent
allowed to have won for itscfa reputation TN
surpassed in the history ofmedical proparations
It's instantaneous effect in the entire eradication
and extinction Of Pam, in all i'svarious forms
incidental to the human family and tho uuso-
licited written and verbal testimony of the
masses in its favor, have becn ana are Its own
best ADVERT sement. mao" Es
What stronger prooto these facts can be pro-
dueed than the following letter, received, unso-
licited, from REV. W. B. JACOBS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
"A, UFclIc0cKvSir, yours the
1stof February ia received. Oh

1stof February ID received. oh
legislature is now in1sessjpn and oi
'Ne0rse | am engaged in dancing at
teSdance to them-l haveiat present
only a few OLD traps that are for sale,
| tNnnot ct any rate SCH any until
tbty oljVun. aHI somewhat OK.
pecting them to mako nu alsrsors;,
tioa to purchase some new arms, am
notat present prepared to bell or pur
chase either. Wiz advise you When
anything turns up..,.,,I sns i,ur o,q
N'PIeasc send. me tho amount oi
that balance which | have not drawn
for. lhavo mislOid tbs memorandum.
hope you Ue making this southern
trouble Pry. - .'.I''!'- 81 =. (.
Sc Yours, D. l.. WooD."
"tIf this blows over shal! have
preyetaittIsull ii otEe.shSA
want to purchase" ,-a.,,,a,, g
"This letter reads very strangely,
coming from an important officer ol
tue State of Ohio, aud calls for the
etrctest examination by The Cover.
nor. 1t is evidently not tie first that
has been written to. tie Same party,
and there must also have beem some
transaction between them, Which
should bo cleared up at once. Th2
last clause of the letter does not carry
the sentiment Should prevail in the
breast Of any man in tire STATE, nallcl
less Il public officer. Explain this
!hing, MIR. Wood, and at once. ~
1t will bc lccollectod that last
spring tho legislature passed a reso.
luton demanding the dismissal by
Gov. Oehnsor. Of this Quarter.M ar.
ter Wood, but afterwards sucoruhed
to the Executive and the thing passed
off. Tiers was then Q rumorin,town
that Wood knee too muchpRnds il
dismissed would make .dtvelopments
not satisfactory to Others il whose
confidence he was. D. But, as these weFG
mere rumors no one could tell what
they exactly meant orto whom nthiJ
alluded. sr :. rid as iaoagsq -.
We now have tue aboye'letterAmade
pubIic, but still Mr. Wood Is at largo
Therei evidently something terribly
rotten in Denmark.y Hitchcock WAS a
general agent Of the ,ConIcdcratc5,
bnying straps" for the South, low
many did lio get hs sm tliej ObioaGfi.
cials, and who got the money2 5Fhis
letter leaves us all in the dark ~. ,. y
Only a few days ago Mr.. Browr
q Republican, Of; this city,1had lit
house searched, under ssdsPejon o
selling pistols to the, South. uo wa;
an agent Of the Central OhiJ Rail
road, and got clear Of the charges on
trial. All these hings aho@A tht
wisdom Of prudent caution Of tIe
Convention last week, in'not endors
ing their State ticket. II the peoplt
should elect a Legislature not asrgreer
AMI corrupt as the last one, we Shal
have some curious, ifnot astounding
Developments, next WINTER ChlStS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Treason nj the CpRit,h q, IN,
Strnnge DcVeIOpInentsL.

The 'Capita1-i61ty Fact a' the
orgaup of the new tickot,aOh Saturday
evening contained the folloyingstart.
ling article: .. ar5sg
"QuEER DoINas AT THE CApif0E.S
The New York papers are max nd
some very pertinent in4u!hes asstV
the meaning Of certain coifesp 81 +
dence carried on betweenI parties at
the North and at the South, touching
the sale OF munitions Of war tolthe,
traitors, which is published ii falls.n-s
1t seems that a maa- calling bilnself.
A. Hitchcock has been the 20. M l9s sen'
III the arrangemenb and Mas bptJaf
emily been doing a heavy aad aipay.
ng business. Alnobe sSha 3letteTs,
pblished, is one from tho Quarters
mister General OF Ohio, which,to say
tb least, has avery suspicious look
att astill more Suspicious tone. The
lG1r reads as, follows. Il is-. .,...y
lNats "IIEAD- -QUARTERs oaro Mtn1r1A Ys
(hns off AND VOEUSr'R MrLITfA -QUAR44 Z I
lhlo } TERLAsTEE Generals OFFqoB, r {
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
d. 4. CUNNING.

A TToRNE9llaND' & c6UrGSsfE1tGolRs ( L AT. LAW
IN McArthur, Yinfon County, Ohio, will
practice in the Courts ofVinton and adjoining
counties. Jan. 8, 1s6l.-1y, ,-s-'tl vi.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

; WHATA NAN hFARNs INuHH Re-.
rFp&AG RAP&S Hid lcagns silht'
the Pre8ident is but,dort compre.
hend the that tte. Secretary of
VI .EHarSsestiStl$Esed ayGst SllHt
tue Sacrosary Of Tho Navy don't
know anything ahpnf fAis business and
Ieahif leara 8hdthe Aehibda6 are.
Traitors beSYef2sIths8 d9n,tspstqin the
administrator. II lie acquires any
further information. from these amia.
bic, pcfibdicaIs lfeis ish Mtef ihah the
world viii aycrage.-Er. = ''' A
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
! Vinton Probate Court.

John L. Mackey hd-1 ....f.
minist'ator de bonis # So
non of Estate of James v,,,t.,, p..ha,,
McCrearey deceased. in'on AioD|s' NoHi''
Bs VS.. i.s1 4 $500. .E
Eliza MeCreary ftal. ea.t 'aasi
The undersigned will on SATURDAY., the 3rl
day Of Aug, A. d. 1861 at o'clock z! NJ. offer
for sale at the door of the Court House, in Nc Ar-
thur, Ohio. The following described Real Is
tate to wit: The Northeast quarter Of the South
cast quarter Of section nnnibel twelve, No. u. }
Townships number ten, kNo! 10,) and Range
number nineteen, l9,l in Xinton County Ohio,
Ordered to be sold by the Probate Court, 70 pay
debts ofthe tlecedent, apprised at one hundred
dollars, and must sell lloTitwo thirds that sum.
Terms of salo, one7thTd cash il, hand, one
third in six months and tie balanec in twelve
months, the deferred payment. to draw Interest
and be secured by mortgage on The premises.
John 4. Mackcy Adm, dcbolis of James
h5Grchrey, deceased. W -. ..- ~
July 1851 Iw4. l's ..j JHs o. ,s,1' ,., o. ~