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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07

viii the AbolitiOnists approve of this
Order We are glad TO see that our
Generals are Beginning to respect the
Constitution. ...
General Sherman has issued the
following very proper and judicial cir
cular in Kentucky:
HEADQUARTERS DEPT. OF TUE CUMBERLASD.l
LOUISVILLE, Xxx, October g..
"Yhe removal Of prisoners Except
spies and PrisVifers of war; from the
State without giving them an oppOr..
tunity for trial by the loyal tribunal
okths country, does not meet the ap
proval of the ComNsndlng, General.
1t is ordered that all such, prisoners
now under arrest, or who may be here
after arrested, shall be taken before a
Judge or Commissioners Of the Uni
ted States, most convenient to the place
Of arrest, to be examined and death
with according to laWe
w. T. SHERMAN,
"Br;g. Gen. Commanding"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
Minnesota Election.

"Election news comes in slowly,
but sufficient has been received to be-
lieve that five Democratic Senators
have been elected--a gain of three
and that there has been a gain OF
about five members in the House,
The Governors majority, which is
higher than any other Oh the ticket,
will not be more than from three to
four thousand. 1t will thus be seen
that the Democrats have made graz.
ifying gain. Another revolution of
the wheel will bring the Democracy
out all right"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
ueIlWards Bound!

Gen. i'm Lane says his Brigade
will "follow him to hell" if he says
the word. Just SO Every man
knows that that is his road. We
honestly believe hell is full of just
such brigades. And if there is any
thing on the road to steal, they would
be a sure slot on tLat track ! Hope
they will arrive safe, if they don't
soon change their conduct.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
The Feeling in the Army of Fremont

The dispatch from Springfield, Mo
where Fremont's army now is, and
which could not have been sent ovel
the wires without his permission, il
which mutiny in the army Is threa'
teRed if i6Fremont is removed, will at
tract gaAeral attention, ane particu
larly that OF the Administration
The question is to be settled in Mis-
souri,, IN our own army, whether we
have sgovernment or not--whethe'
Mr.. Lincoln is President, or FreInon'
ia Dictator.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07


rnander in. Chief of all the land aud
naval forces OF the United States.
Although it is not very important, it
certainly is not entirely irrelevant to
add that, SO far as | am informed, no
writ OF habeas corpus was attempted
70 be served, or was even sued out or
applied for N behalf VI either OF the
persons named; although in case
not dissimilar the writ Of habeas cor.
pus was issned out in favor Of another
British subject, and Was disobeyed by
direction OF the President.
The British Government have can
didly conceded, in the remonslrance
before me, that even in this country,
60 remarkal le for 80 long an chi oy-
lnent by its people Of the highest I'M
muni les of personal freedom, war,
and especially civil war, cannot be
conducted exclusively in the forms and
with the dilatory remedies provided
by municipal laws which are adequate
to the preservation OF public order in
q time of peace. Treason always op.
crates, if possible, by surprise, and
prudence and humanity therefore
equally require that violence ccncoct.
ed in secret shall be prevented, if
practicable, by unusual and vigorous
precaution. | am fully aware OF the
Inconvenience which result from the
practice OF such precaution, embar.
rassing communities in social life, and
affecting perhaps trade and intercourse
with foreign ations. But the Amer
ican people, after having tried in eve'
ry way to avert civil war, have &C
cepted it at last as a stern necessity
The chief interest, white it lasts, il
not the enjoyments OF society, or th'
profits of trade, but the saving Of tn,
national li(e. That life saved, all thu
other blessings which attend it vii
speedily return, with greater assur
ance than ever before. The safety
the whole people has become, in tn
present emergency, the supreme law
and solong as the danger shall exist
all classes Of society, equally the den
izen and the citizen, cheertully acqui
esce in the measures which that laS
prescrioes.
The Government does not question
the learning Of the legal advisers 0
the British Crown, or tie justice o
the Difference which her Majesty pay
to them. Nevertheless, the British
Government will hardly expect tha
the President will accept their ex
planation OF the Constitution Of thu
United States, especially, when tn
Constitution thus expounded, woulC
leave upon him the sole executive res
possibility of suppressing the exist
ing insurrection, while it would trans
fer to Congress the most material anC
indispensable power to be employed
for that purpose. Moreover, these
explanations find no support in the
letter, much less in the spirit, Of the
Constitution itself. He must be al
lowed, therefore, to prefer and be
governed by the view Of our organic
national law, which, while it will ena.
bic him to execute his great trust with
complete success, receives the sane
ton of the highest authorities in our
own country, and is sustained by the
general consent Of the people for whom
alone the Constitution was established
| laval myself Of this opportunity
to offeNld your lordship renewed as.
surance Of my very high considera-
lion. VM. H. SEWARD.
70 RI. Hon. Lord LYONS, &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
Imprisoned for Speaking DisrrspectfulIy
of President 'LincoIns Admin istratiOn.

Imprisoned for Speaking DisrrspectfulIy
of President Lincolns Admin stratioR.
William Johnston, an engineer was
arrested by Policeman Walker, of the
Seventh precinct, on charge of using
disrespectful language regarding Pres
ident LiDcoln's Administration. The
prisoner was brought to the Essex
III arket Police Court, where he was
condemned to ten days confinement
in the Toombs. ~. Y. Herald Oct.
IS. g .-"J
If man is to be arrested and i'm.
prisoneI for speaking disrespectfully
OF President Lincoln and his Admin.
istratiop, what shall be don with the
Abolition and radical Republican ed.
itors who talk TO- thousands and tens
Of thousands Of persons after this fash.
ion +!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
New Jersey Election.
TRENTON, N. j., Nov. {

The State has gone Democratic -
The returns are not yet all IN, but suf-
ficient to make 1t certain that the
Democrats will have majority in
both branches of the Legislature
The House is composed OF sixty mem.
bers and the Senate twenty one, The
footings at this time are: Senate
eleven Democrats and ten Rcpubli.
cans. House--thirty-one Democrats
and twen,y-three Republicans and
one Union. ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
10 Whom it May Concern!
SoUrH PERRY, Hooking Co.. o.,

SoUTH PERRY, Hooking Co.. W.
October 81 1861.
Be It known, that /, w. FLOYD, do here.
By certify, that Dr.. w. M. PATTERSON
was a regular Medical Student under the
charge and instruction of Dr. G. e. Gard
mel. for the term Of some two years, and
after that, Dr.. Gardner and myself associa-
ted ourselves as partners in the practice Of
medicine, and DR.. Patterson continued his
reading or Study for oae VI longer, making
in all his study of mediefne. three years.
At MS close with us, we cheerfuly gave
him certificate as to his medical qualifca-
tions, recommending him to the public as a
safe, attentive, and well readIPhysician, well
qualified to render good service to all who
may call on him. After The close OF his
reading medicine with US, he located, and
practiced medicine with decIIed satisfaction
10 all for whom he done business.
Given under my hand,
VIM. FLOYD, NJ. D.
November 7, lS6l-ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
1901 our Men Captured.

KANSAS Cry, Wednesday, Nov. g.,
One hundred and twenty Federal
troops, under Capt. Shields, were cap
tured by the enem y near Little Santa
Fe, Mo-, this morning. The FEEDER
ais were on their way to- join Ere
mort's command. The reported force
of the enemy was 500 men.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
miIitary Moyements.

The 1sthO. v. NJ, U. s., left Gin
cinnnii yesterday morning, (6tb inst,
for Louisville. FremoDt's divisions
are in close proximity to Price and
McCulloch's forces, near Wilson's
Creek, Missouri. Col. Bolles I'd Va
Cavalry, to which Capt. Hamilton's
company is attached, 10 /, ct at Parkers.
burg, Va.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
y. a. BRATTON Error. y
MoARTHUh:
HURsDAY: ::::: NOV. 7 1861
Wood and Coal Wanted

Cannot some one who owes us on
subscription, send US in Coal and
Woodi We have been without wood
for two weeks. Each one expects
some other one to bring in wood. So
we get none. Some man can do us q
favor by starting load.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
lhemTie House, Cincinnati.

We take pleasure in calling the at
tention Of our friends and readers in
Southern Ohio, to the Henrie House,
kept by Watson, on 3rd Street, near
Main. This house is all that any gen.
tleman rlady could wish; convenient
to the business localities of the city,
commOdious, healthy, a most atten;;
tive and geptlemanly landlord, and
Mr.. Hayward always at his post in
the Office, spares no pains to make the
guests feel at home. Good order and
quiet quarters Me certain. WeSpeak
from experience. Give the Eenrie a
trial.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
WaverIy NPike county, court. =

waverly NPike COunf) court. \
We visited Waverly last week, and
attended $he first Court of Common
Pleas held there, the county seat be.
ing moved from Piketon at the last
election, by majority vote of 80.
Judge PLYLEY presided, and decided
that Wayerly, by law, ls'the county
seat, duripg the pending of contest,
on behalf of the Piketonians the
question. being raised by challengS to
the sVA OF the Grand Jury, on mo.
ton, in State case, Which the Court
oyerruled.
We visited Piketon, and made some
agreeable acquaintance, and found
them live Democrats. We regret the
loss to Plketon consequent upon the
removal of the County seat but such
is the fortune of such a war these 'war
times
Waverly, We fount a AOurishing
town of about 1900 inhabitants, do
ing fine trade, and noted for it's in
dustry and sobriety. In fact, we
never attended q court in Ohio where
the people exhibited more good con.
duct. ' d..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
The State Election.

The reported aud official returns
from II counties, with II to hear
from, give Tod majority:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
Times OF HOLDING COURTS.

HNHE times fixed for holding the Courts
ofCommon Pleas and District COutis
for the several Counties Of the 9TH Judicial
District Of Ohio, for the year 1862, are as
follows;
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington, Aphll7; Meigs, April 81
Galla. April 23; Lawrence, April 20, PIKE,
April 2s; Scioto, April 30; Perry, September
8; Fairfield, Sept. S; Hooking, Sept. 10;
Athens, Sept. IL; VinIon, Sept. 10; d
Jackson, Sept. II. ~
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FIRST SUB DIVISION. |..N
Perry, February "a; May 5; September 39.l
Hooking. March 10; May l9; October H.
Fairfield, March "a; June q: October a..
SECOND SUB DIVISION.
Lawrence, February 10; May IL; Sept. 81
Vnton, February 10; May l2; September a.
Jackson, February "a; May 26; October 10.
Pike, March 10; June 9; October "a. ..
Scioto, March II; June l6; November 9.
THIRD SUBDIVISION,
Washington, February "a; May 10; Oct Q.
Athens, March 6; May 30 October 20.
Meigs, March II; June 9; October 30.
GaIla, March "a; June l6; November l0i
Done at Jackson G. n. Ohio, September
l0th, A. D. 1861.
JOHNP. PLYLEY
w. w. JOHNSON }Jvdgss
II. C. WHITMAN )
The State of Ohio
vinton County I, GEORGE LANTz.
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas. in
and for said County, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is full and true copy Of The
original order now on file in my Office.
Given under my hand and seal Of Of
L. S. fee, this nth day OF October A. D.
1865. GEO. LANTZ, Clerk.
October II, l86l-4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
Good for the Administration.

oOOu AOl thC AuihAuiothtiOhs
The Washington correspondent Of
the New York Evening Post, in his
letter Of October 81, says;
General Lane has sent down an
agent here to try to get authority of
the War Department for raising
corps Of engineers and sappers and
miners for his Kansas brigade. The
agent was received very coolly at the
Department. we know Brigadier
General Lane here was the reply"
This is a most creditable and iu.
dicions act upon the part of the Ad.
ministration. The conduct OF Lana's
army has been outrageous in Western
Missouri-well calculated to excite
the whole of that section OF the ,oun.
try ugainst US. 1t has laid waste
hunCreds OF habitations Of staunch
Union men-friends of the Govern
meut as we'll as secessionists-and
committed other enormities unknown
to civilized warfare Lanes name
and reputation in Kansas were ofthat
character as not only to render him
powerless for good in Missouri. but
prejudice them against any cause
with which be is connected. In or.
der to hold bis seat in the Senate he
declined holding any commission in
the United States Army, and, as he
had nothing to do with that army, the
War Department, of course, can not
know him officially. y.-TEnquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
Detroit Election.

DETROIT, Nov. 5.
AT the municipal election today,
William @. Duncan (Union Dem,
was elected Mayor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
Massac husetts Election.

Tho Democrats polled fine vote
in Boston yesterday. 1t stood thus:
Andrew, Republican, 5000
Davis, Democrat, 5000
Last year it stood thus on President:
Lincoln. 1924
Douglas, 1891
Bell 5,64O
Breckenridge, 964
The Democratic vote is larger than
last year. Fanaticism is on the de.
cline even in Boston.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
PROF. o. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR,

rs precisely what its name indicates. for
L while pleasant to the taste, it is rOvirify.
ing, celebrating and strengthening to the
vital powers. 1t also Tevivites, TOinstates
and renews the blood in all its original puri-
ty, and thus rsteres and renders the system
inyulnsrable to attacks ofdiseaSe. ltiSthS
only preparation ever offered TO The world
in popular form SO as 10 be within the
reach of all. .t.. .5
So chemically and skilfully combined as 10
be the most powerful tonic, and yet 80 per.
fectly adapted so as TO act in perfect accord
snce with the laws Of nature, and hence
soothe the weakest stomach and tone up tha
digestive organs, and allay all nervous or
other irritation. 1t is also perfectly exhiler.
atng il. its effects, and yet il is never follow
ed by lassitude or depression Of spirits, 1t
is composed entirely Of vegetables, and
those combining powerful tonic and sooth-
ing propensites, and consequently can never
iniure. As a sure preventive and cure Of
CoNsUMNTIoN, BIoNCHITis, INDIGESTION, nYs-
PIPsIA, Loss OF APPETITE, FAINTEEss, EEA-
voUs lRRIrABILITY, ELURALeIA, PAL
PITATIoS OF THE IiEARE, MELAN-
CHoLY, llYPocHoNDRrA, NroHr
NWEA ATT 3, An U Z VI I fHEeB,
and all tha class ol cases so eRrflly fatal called
FEMALE WEAKNESS AND IRREGULARITHB,
THERE Is NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or Torpidity,
and Liver Complaints, Diseases Of the Kid
neyn,or any general arrangement OF The Uri-
nary organs.
1t will not only cure The debility follow
ing CHILLS and FEVER, but prevent all
attacks arising from Miasmatic influences,
and cure the disease at once, il uleIdy at
tackled.
Travellers. should have bottle with them,
as it will inlalIi5ly prevent any deeterious
consequences following upon change Of cli-
mate and water. -s. ia.a9- .T d. ..
AS it prevents costirenes5, strengthens
the digestive organs should be in tho hand
Of all persons Of sedeniary habits. ~.
Ladies not accus toned to much out door
exercise should always,uss it. ' a
Mothers should use il, for il is perfect
relief, taken month or two before the final
trial, she will pass the dreadful period with
perlecfease and safety: -
There is no Mistake about h'yI
THE CORDIAL is ALL WE CLAIM FoRITi I
Mothers Try It!! III,
And TO you we appeal, TO detect the i'll.
ness or decline no, only Of your daughters
before it be too late, but also yopr sons and
husbonds, for while the former from false
delicacy. often 60 down to a premature
grave, rather than let their condition Be
known in time, the latter are often 80 mixed
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07

DIR. c. W. Roback's stomach Bitters'
Whilst at Cincinnati, last week, we
called upon this distinguished Swe'
den physician, who is, without doubt
one OF the most scientific and justly
celebrated medical man of the West
His medicines have perhaps done
more for suffering humanity, than any
other offered to the American people
The resul. Of his long and extensive
experience hS is giving to the public
who are every day returning hin
thanks for the same. Ills Stomach
Bitters we have tried for indigestion
general debility and improving th'
condition of the system. Being ne
"quack medicines" we can recon
mend them.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
HE CORDIAL is ALL WE CLAIM FOR
Mothers Try It!!


And TO you we appeal, 10 detect the i'll.
ness or decline not only Of your daughters.
before it be too late, bul also yopr sons and
husbonds, for while the former from false
delicacy. often go down TO a premature
grave, rather than let their condition be
known in time, the latter are often 50 mixed
up with The excitement Of business, that ifit
were not for you. they, too, would travel In
the path downward until il is too late to ar
rest their fatal fall. But 1.-The mother is al
ways vigilant, and 10 you we confidently ar-
peal; for we are sure your never.failing az.
lectiOd will unerIingy. point you 10 Prof.
Woods Restorative CordiaEand Blood Rem.
r., as the remedy that should be always
ed doodspeiuee of need. ..'1i ! - = - Z
bn n and a, c YOU raiuSyrietor. 44l Broadway.
no no other. let Street, St Loud
y March 81, lsel--!y. @nsgis9. Piice
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07

WASHINGTON, Thursday, Nov. l.
A gentleman from Charleston, woo
was recently in this city, states that
every precaution had been taken in
that city to prepare for the pnr. 200 a8 :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
~-NNN/SNNNN NNNNS0~NSS~NSN~N~
Anoth her Lie Nailed Down.

In tie Journal OF October 3lst, the
editor says: "If the Major would try
and pay some sums of money, out OF
which he has basely swindled poor
labOring men in the vicinity OF Nc
Arthur, he will have as much as he
can attend to-" Now, we wish to say,
that no person but a malignant, base,
low, mean cuss would publish such
an item, when he knew, as McBeth
did, that it was a lie-every word OF
it; and what could have induced such
an insinuation, is more than we can
divine. Our citizens in Macarthur
all must know it is false. Why did
not McBeth give the names Of those
poor laboring men we swindled il
Macarthur and vicinityl Who are
theyP
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-11-07
WhiSkerS Or MuSlaChe,
I'm OF for lhi19 all .. orders

THOSE persons knowing themselves indebted
L to me will hnd my Book and Accouni is in
the hands Of my Wife, ELIZA L. BAIRD, who
will be found at uy residence, ready and willing
al all times 10 settle, WV. IL. BAlRD.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04

PAINTING OF NEvADA-The citizen Of Ne
vada who is a lover Of tho fine arts and desire
To lend cheering voice to the encouragement
Of the artist, win find picture of our goodly
city to admire and praise at The bookstore of
Geo. ". Wech. tt the production Of Joseph
Ice. ESD "A young painter whose artistic skill
have hitherto found occasion to discuss
Tae. view-.is taken from the hill III the of
the residence af C. W. Youag, Esq, ine stand
point from watch to take 3 Look ut Nevada.
The streets ar, indicated an the buildings de
tiuctly seen and recognized at glance. The
fore erp1nd and the extreme back ground are
exceedingly well done. the latter showing a
iolg sweep of the exaa lst / hydrmli. diggings
behinl tAe city. The stately monument to the
memory Of Henry Meredith catches the eye
AMI arrests the aiteniisn.
The picture was paintel by ths artist far
John Meredith and viii be soon transmitted to
the mansion Of the Mere1iths in Virginia. Mr..
Lee has labored upon the view of Nevada a
month. and a very credtable work has he pra-
duced We understand a number of citizens
are so well pleased with the efforts of Mr.. Lee
that they propose he shall pain. still larger
picture of the city to be disposed of by lottery.
no one feeling quite able to pay the price of the
picture desired. but all wiling to contribute
their mite 10 employ and encourage The prom
isug artist.
The Nevada journal., 1861-01-04
PENN VALLEY SEMINARY.

IhHIS INSTlTUTION EOhms1R UN-
| der the Superintendent of Mr. III. L. HATcH
will be re-opened on TUESDAY, JAMS, 1861 un-
der tho direction of Mr.. ]. Il. CUSHING.
Location.-The School is located at Indian
Springs, Nevada County. In point of healthful
ness. ease of access, and natural attractions, it
has superior in the State.
Insfruetion.-This Institution proposes to
furnish to gentlemen thorough business educa
tion-to prepare students for College-to tit
Young men and women for teaching, and qualify
them for all the just claimr Of Society
Music, Drawing and PaintinS.-The Fe-
male Department Will be under the charge of IA
Lady, who will teach the Ornamentals ana Piano
Music.
of all the Students Natural Philosophy, Chen
istry, Astronomy. Physiology, Elocution, Man
ners, and on general topics connected with Science
and Education.
ApDaratns-A set of Astronomical, P!nlo-
sopfcal, and Chemical spparatus Will BE- furnished
| for the use Of the School, and no pains nor eX
pense will be spared TO render THIS Institution
worthy of its full share of public Patronage.
| Boarding HOuse.--We have new ana com
modi2us boarding House, with rooms thoroughly
ventilated and well furnished. Students wishing
to board themselves, can find suitable rooms part
! " furnished at reasonable rates
Expenscs--ruition, per term of eleven weeks,
Common English, Cincluding Reading, Writins,
| Spelling, Arithmetic, Grammar, topography, and
History of the United States, -.....,Sl0 5000
| For each Higher English study. ............ 800
Latin and Greek each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 400
French and German, each .......:...-..... 600
Colored Crayons, and Monochromatic, each
! per week k.................... 1,5o
Pcnciling. per week eek....................... 100
Piano Music, with of instrument per
month. .....'...... S,uV
! Vocal Music (ncluding cultivation of the
! voice. per course of twelve lessons. 2,00
| Board per week including Room furnished
and fuel. ....,.............,..., G.0a
Washing, per dozen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. l,50
Students will furnish their own lights, All i
| keep their rooms in order. Accounts must he set
| tied monthly. Text books, Stationery, ard Draw
ing Materials be obtaiiled at the school. For
| rooms OF further particulars address
j. X. CUsHiAG,
| Dee. f4,-tf. Pi.in ipal.