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, 1861-04-04

/ Tan AFRICAN SLAVE TRADE Musr RE THE
BASIS, Is the language Of two members Of ths
Montgomery Congress; who have just pub
+ lished q protest against the constitutional pfo-
hieltion Of: that traffic These gentlemen
Jefferson Buford and e. q. Humphries}1 fol.
10" the lead Of spratt and Stephens, and arpue
: aA1tieaa slavery, $ found am ong ,,j Us being
eonslstent With the Bible, essential to he *,
'istence pf Republican institutions, and necee-
:saly 70 human progress, so far hrom beinr
wrong Or GneTpsdient, is both right and indise
seems at Wal: Not reopen the Afriesn rfron
slave trade, hnt to defend stats rights from rom
mortal assault and the morality Of odr institn. @
tiona; f oIa indirect aspersioa, NC hops % that
:9arasdielon over this Subject may YET be s F.
mitted to the tribunals to- which it fightfn1iv
belongs; and that thus 4he rock on witch ~
3l13 1ld Union I wrecked may BE- forever removed.
While 1t remains there Will be aeitation M IA
danger. And there Is soa-needs to 3ear thaf M
policy Of each state might not confor1nsfo NJ NJ
genera; sentiment against re-opeaing that hat
EA,.i-I
, 1861-04-04

NT TJI3PHYS ,ls: BOYD, i MaoIiS3sfs
gtn.s DoAsM Ao'ss,ng aschine*, Single asnfnes,
Para n,as atfention paid to the Repairing otAsrnT
Engines and Machinery Printing Presses. ka 70 fdo
Wain1te Il a1s apstsi atteaton 70 our Etx
Engines the eonstr1c1on Of which u siMp1er md ii
Eafity Of their make taey are wsrTantad- use
leas 1uhlthnn any engine i1tfoance6 They
any bnxneas requiring from four % nty hosse power.
One Of the ahoto paenoned EnEiaes can be seen IN
f1uh37-&s652w So '-; - ~" -: -. 49, =
, 1861-04-04


EMIGRATION FROM GEORGIA TO IowA-That
there is deposition In some parts Of the
South to escape from the unpleasant conse-
quences Of secession, there have been frequent
Indications. Another Is furnished in the fol.
lowing paragraph from the Dubuque IoEa)
Times Of the 24th:
Mr. Mark Miller, the editor and proprietor
OF the Northeastern Fd7nle7, in this cfty. in
forms Us that within the past month he hass ~
ceiTed not less than forty Subscribers from the
State Of Georgia first, in fact, be has ever
had from that portion Of the country, Nearly
all of the letters accompanying The subscrip-
tiozs esy the writer's are anxious to obtain H.
formation In regard to the agricultural resour-
ces Of this State, evidently vita, d view Of
remoViuG hither. Some Of them state that the
emigration from the Gulf States to the North.
vest during the coming season will be Qnusn-
ally Urge. Mr. Miller has also received seve-
rals1etters recently from South Carolina On the
san1n subject ".:-~@; : '@-o
, 1861-04-04

William Rice, for many yaars proprietor
/, of the flhladalphia hnasyaaantan, died on
Tuesday night after brief Illness. Of tvnhofd
faxarr. s''t9: - T. ssRsnoia .
, 1861-04-04
@tmt1tg AaeDi1Ea.
& Il w In G NJ HINES.
/. CORNELL 4 cos
Family and Menufa e+u-+po ~
$40 SEWING MACHINES,
TAI & ART FARR,S FArREr

- - II
Rs an happy to T. TIE s3,:saads who .rs re1pr
kkSaR kkSA AAGI.!SE s4 ~ XoW ntASs THE Il! Il
H6EE il and si rer.o9s sc "a Or sia5 e;5 ElIAs As
seerre agatas, at; 1noleatat.,l. N4s-a ato
ket epet,on ssa 6n an e5aasIs H. ant fsef r.
x!sh sao hsst made and nghs;t priced aelnestn aay
o; xnca We ase ave- vra ~ far Ssns Saad
49d everything aecessrg tltAsiruse In riiy Of ss.on
F1Ksr.olAss MACHINE n aAaRkr. - - =
T. 1e4se T. e sqE Mas1s; @ z, ss -
chassr THIS feature alono makes nacStna orta
tex q u sa;'el1oT li1 qaalts are theee Csc.
eesas ooe e1fs; b:ca II
eoth IA SIGHT turns On hinges; Is ssc1fed from dist
hat q asy etae1 nae IT 6a. Sal twe % TsgalaaaF aR
sssTs I'D hoth a1s ao2Ee ARD II tost the dFivin9
staon for 81 varieties CT sor il vii cer;n!y DO neat
Et0 AZ EtRsrY oF wogk TEAs AsE hAcuis
" teoaon perfect Il ruaa ally sad s;iii i lotneq
9op9ay S. + y e 'sasse L Scae otaer VII sas
shHa ss1e a}sS = ssnR r. Rses et
schpes 1sn raee iaSE s
r. Fesy ;,ns 5anks of acines aad tSonsh
Rs 5s :apps ,se
during the pAst easson Ne csaE9w nt. ali orders Va
2oHssSs ISL Il SS Eli e aaE "a 4
d9sfy ths T.Fld to 2rodace better Instruments III
eae ss Is 1erested Il tas gFra ast etyey
ee*1ng Machines whether theT wish to prfcaass Or Or
is:a a2s .snd far Descriptive Circular AID samples q
gust caution tte pubic asa,nst aad
p rs 6 E .sssae Il eess
e. s1bt a.SEs pasat I'd soe pre0Fsfsrs i
L. CORNELL A Co.,
Post omce Dox g. Chicasa III.
S1a ~ ~ !AEe 81 Get fUn-StaifB.3 dsS-d72a3l
, 1861-04-04
SEND FOR A C1RCULAR,".
{fs1s -e8s- -2m1

nOAN E'S JEW BARREL
~ MACHINERY.
WARRANTED TEE BEST IN AMERICA
To Coopersu
n Offering this New aad Gnequallea Barrel Machine
r 70 the Coopers OF the Northwest and South We DO
e With tue fullest assurance that It will be found
the Best And most Perfect, the most Economical
ead Labor Saving and eheapeft Of any ia uss.
DOAN3 L HURLBUTs -.
ssaVe Saving and uresstng Maehtne,
FOR TIGHT WORK.
This Macane surpasses al others In every paztcu.
n II + aaw1 % TIC staye fIeu the bolt curves aud
20 per day clear Of al EXPENSE Te 70 ita th}s ~ -
hnys atn ges of nschines for Tight barrel Work oi
bo99NEs sT2vE CUTTING MAcHNE, for E.ors
goANE,ss HEADING CUTTER, for Flour Barrels.
OoAAhES HEADING TURNER lot al kinds ot
pozEE:S 1;. HEADING JoRrER for al kinds ot
B99ANE:s D9 EeoT JQ1NTEE. fsr Flour Par.e1.
D6ANES EQ6AIiz1Na GzGHk L; foT @ Il LEE ados E
DoAsEss s5isez SE9zE AND cHAMFKR1Na MACHINE,
DoANE's NEW Y WHEEL IG5fSs' TIGHT sTAvE 5o1NrER
DoANEb aHSs HEAP s. sAN acn for all Kind.
q CIR heada This machina is also the Best Single
poo1e has the only Barrel Machinery for Completing
Flour baltela from the Crude Timber This machinery
nas cost thousands of dollars perfecsmade OF tron
aug Hen AZ compsoa cut Ct the aneston
until you see Doane's Send fer cstaogus and cG
mJlscs'3-l7l LIZ J16rk street, Chieaio.
, 1861-04-04
'iH4 PENNSYLVANIA GEN.
I TBA1 RkTfR0Ar ~e>~N

15s2 ~ 70 Au,Es L poFBLE TRACK.
.:nn. Of ta1s Road il nov eQual to soy -
Three Thronsh Passenger Trains
shssePHfka 3 e. Hkoa nd bssas
UT T3hEeagh Tsan4 rom = eiss ier fa
c: :ina farnshne sedes fot Fhe e:9 sassl5Gfoa
~ & for speed sd eomiors s.
Eznrtss aud FAT Line. raa through to rn11.dsps..-
81 q fo sse rain
I'll e III "a ~ I'd En- Tas
n!ass nasse "a SsE t Eat: eonnses direct t Nsx
,,4s A. TaEo7gh Pssseaser Trains provided With Louza
t5e Engineer thus addag nuea 70 ks sssfy of IL.
Exp 9T 5psly Tratns ee: xssn Phn.ae1phta and ss~
~ aafooEh on I1eEe, I'll sa ara good either Il
Rsst II:ksts p Boston .re good VI. Norwich; r.u
fssses nee Il ehsrga through SeT fdrE s"'-
RuTasa nmay 9e % &Get3aoa at any Of she Important
sss s ssssd 81 Z os as
aef b.@o, !. e rse 8s Sf e. So
ASK FOR Il f1tkEfg tsf 95zft 81 efs1E FiFrsBuRaz
Ias S9mhsSon of the Western eonnecuoas Of 10
bfzHsS fsz II r s4 IND TIN
s7os 1sss 81 aysxu q or os ses sae.e II fHKesa
sf e s. ssssias e q e 1s 81;
:4 '2s sRsE 9zsss' :2.
e: s4s Rts:se:z5aj >: s j. ,oan,.ua.
SSss5s s. ss2sssEls g. 5S#ss5 Ss#sls55a
H11s H1 L. I'D y. Rrown g.. cSuetanaa asSsn =
W. sS;:!ii. Il pnS!!5Ta 9Hs: ae4{ss e. k;sa ;a
sa!s sassi I.;. Gsaht e ans 9as. Ge GsF4
ss';sz Z sss z;Ss; i !:
s eFSa:ss IT, 81 Fast{s. s5.s5 eE:sd IL - t..-
a'n SEQ spsfay s1s ssaep sSss5sportat<an os
pe'''D' f:a'esfnE in eEfsEsf 4EEfGHfffsset G;affset
a. q ant sga En- Y b
q Ohio Kentucky; Iadiana~ niIeIs. WIeons:n, Iowa
T6a 'is saHesd ,ss also connects =. Ps-
e9fGh = z vi VIII stsaneIs xhich Goo6s Gs fofzas
s. ss pfe Mne ks%Rfss
sad co ss9 Hsa 81 :s ss "a
~ Ports on Tho Nor.h3estern Lakes. -
e ~ VIZ ssas
f2d s =, !. Ratn Ct IL ss =
Z stsfs saFF243.gseA
5KAN HKSFFafK R55Ss bS5.ss!s!9h 8 No4h street. n.zae,.
LHAGA a,G H. CO u; : Assor House. or No. ID, Wn-
rzos sE5Pr & eec u1fkes sia iAL PhM3ade2hta = n
CHICAGO s NORTHWEST
~ EEx RAILWAY.
D1REcT HoUTE
AadsGR: Ffslsis c5le1 Pssd ae fae, .,sasses:
- $: 2a9 4 ssssss =: f ,.
55 = Il lor Jaaesville and Way Stations.
,. laf4nEh ackens ca be purchasea at s Railroad
as' s0sa sssEt
T. De WITT EouIssoS. GeaI Ticket Al ocis-i5
MICHIGAN CENTRAL AND
IA GREET WESTERN CANADA, RAILwATA-
Trains !szYs lie Great Csntrsl Dspotioot ., Laza
s::i7e At besreis s:la ?. y ssspsnsaa 5Ertdss
Hostan 81 ro.t;x 70 SiS niSht: t n; Se* 40'k l'
IN M-SsT sstn- TEX aaa IestSn 4 EtpFssA lezss2s
sS t!iss a:S : : Ssssa sS5ss zs.s5 -
S{ssisS:53ia ~ i s; r,' n.oaz. -
s;sEa;S5 1:ssess : sas5fss: ZfsssS
~ 1Efias: fTa!ss sss9s5sy + only to s1's sunday
an q !. ps rt sH te Buo
- L.Se I1:on Ia,lxay If Buaalo saa II po!aa
1c:: .'s qnesss ia
golat. = G3sada Eat Northern Vermont Tev Gsns.
Rassssa sssi ehscs-d snroug1.
L Tk5 o7tb 5ss u 4 Id as p2l 5S Rso&
9a1ss co:ueF Lake md Dearborn sszes:a and It In
4 sAaakzr. eensra1 Agent. ~ '~'' 49, :e5
MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
1n LAKE, sHoRE RAILROAD.
4,s.. Nsaass sset tAsaageFRsnt ss5aeS; IT,
a9 L. 1.-NeE York = and q Boston E1press- daily uos
, 1861-04-04

eB- Oak Orchard Acid Spring
waterram2hiet. containing ts,e opinions Of eelsrs.
I'd Chemist and Physicians tepecne the pse Of thu
Water IN the osso OF many daeaees OF thehuuan sxx
tsun will bs supplied gratis IN application to ! q
REED CO. Wholesale Dragglsts. chicaro.
s~ GAIL FOR L PAMPHLET 1nhas. .as9s 1r+.-.-
- An Important Discovery FIR
tho Of Consumption, Bronchitis congh. ,,s
Coda
THE mAK0HA ARAHfcA.
Discovered Of Missionary whtla ayeltnr tn Aren.
1he Aa1ofA Arae!ca cures Consuuptl
The A*SeFs Arahics cures Bronchitis
The Aakora Arabtox cures Sore Thro.t f.onoh. 49,.
Colds. S~% ~'asas ana
Tas AaxoFa Araoica cn,es Asthma. sc,oao,x a,a
Impurities Of the blood. ~-@
1aa uaeqoa1ed remedy II now for eha frat Hin. ,o
"oouceo sc The pnhic. It was pres1eeut1s1y discoy
steo ~ missionary Fhile trava.;uc In ArAh.s. h
"Aseu'ea ot consumption by Its u.e attsr his c.ae
YES pronounced hopeless By learned uhrktctaus In
Europe. -
VIC lmport the MAKORA ARABIcA direct from
Enfongh the house Of Cleon Gyllppus, and
mare al*ass Oh hand full supply put ur In bottles
fe@us Tor Use With full directions.
- 60 one dollar per bottle Sent By nail on receipt
et pf7ce' and a cents fer postage.
Fo fa.e Wholesale aud retail By
LEEDS. G1LMORE CO..
Importers of Drngs and Aed1clnex
No. ii Lbertyst~ New York
bald atso by druggists generally. mh26e34sm
, 1861-04-04
{ TALENA i CHICAGO UNION


GUNS gums !-GUNS.!-
~ Gunat Hdea Pfstcls; Cohx4 Al
On \ Sharper, and every yax3etr o{ b. a -
g 1olTsT. @ BoNI9 kntye4, Tents P1ea91 VX
- u e 11ds o. ofni1srs toalss Powder, shok NwAn
ht st. Louis Smut Sole 1Feaf dor aaTr:s.s 49,
Eewdsr. GEO. +. ABBEY 1a6 IAha5k iarzu
*NIGHT SCAVENGSER, Charles
- knnx Kia sttaad 70 tha cl4aa9x of pesxy Taulte
ta1nos4nx Of ft2nlo MANURE and aHF mAt*4F
Gf4esa tlrccted ChAs~ kuox Chtsax1 1. D Box III II
Na4 ftaAf1 F&oaag% ~ '" onaxaE0
, 1861-04-04
OFF, OE An

CORNER SEVENTH AND F sTHEFrs d1r.cs,r ~,
p3s,ts TIE .Fatent od.ce. Washington j.. GyyERe z
Il PINE STREET. qlatustom: House, 81. 1ou.. ~.
Z. o. Boz 2So7-Estahtshad l655, ~
1ARMdrs nL0CK4 corner CLARK and washanrt,.
U 19eL Z = "a t.sssseSs4fs sfszzt9.i I
, 1861-04-04

feR BOSTON, NEW ToRK, PHILADELPHIA
(: BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON
Harrisburg & Pittsburg.
Asso-FoR q ~ AhRAEg ~ BEGEA1Q pgNKBx.
MATT, DAYTON,
AUG Al i1terM edtate Stattocs betaean Chicago and
the cities Short named.
sieepirg Cars On Eight trails Asd kazxae. b. thAs
AoM.g eneeEe1 through 10 all Eastern EtEss.
sr ~ 1T IT. eaie It ha principle Ticket Offices IN ~
nd .. tns toap2nys Offee co.Eer Of RaudnlXA
ade, ChlcAso. -4 a' A4' o"io'' 0slo- "S"s
eAr.,cx 2: y. Boss, west Pisa Agent
, 1861-04-04

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LINE-Psssenger Tralas dtps-&
from anu arrive at Chicago Is roilowR:
Day Express and Mall leave as9 IS i. H. And A-1tTQ
At5, r. u. Sundays e1cepted}.
Nigh. Express 1e&ye4 At LIS T. {6sturdays except.
~ STRIVE at :. Is i. n. tMondays excepted).
Joliet Accommodated, s. o. r u. {Sc:da5B e4eeptad1.
JOHN F. TRACY. Gan. supst.
n. L. Fl. Joa1, Gen1 Agent. deU
, 1861-04-04
s13HllrpaQz.

,1Qe1s--sBVFFALO- AND
-1aSR5A1: ~ ~ LAKE, HOR1N, ,RA1LwAr.-saartoss
81! TAN !e.ying Chicago at 80 r. <, petFuit 1t
lE9p Y. B,>ston a 4s1: connecunF viii New YorF
East Ea = 6a5slo md New York E1s trains going
Tni, 11eke2 T!a this Espad csu be ubtalaed 1t tbs
oaao9 HePoS 4 8 CARTER GeoI Mana rrT.
AehLL. Trs1sc Sapt. BQ9alc iah:7sdf.1T
, 1861-04-04

THROUGH tra1ns arTve At Chicago 1t 5ag l. u A1d aAa
IN Jot"t and Wilmington Accommodation lesY1
l1ease at 40 :. l. daily Except su1day] xl1tYe u
Eesant Sleeping Cam on A1l night tsat1s.
q and Burlington Railroad for Logansoort Peors.
5A!ss6nIG ard bnrlf7gtoq. Al Bloomington With III
Crest Western Eat.r,lad ot Iilois for Ja2ksoryiIe
Aapics and 2otneJ 4. st. Lou. WITH Pactae Ea{lxpad
a11Sg Le41thSg2P IN; ssdsPeeaenss Ksns<s Gy aad Lssyen
Hudson and St Joseph. md Eith iron Munntsin Rstf
1osd foE II Pho; @ kseh and Southern Missouri vita Rs1-
a9nphls, Vieksbnfz and Eew O9leana ~
-, sGs safoe2a GcSets sppty at thA Co1upan3s cMce
tie Depot Can2l street ' ~4~ :"
~ eAas: eAass GS69aFaaboy. S9Fa }Heost,ss.
h. B. AASON, Superintendent
1oav1u e G. WHEE1RR GsaI Ft Agent
sSSA1 u 1fslCE, Treas1-et. da3
, 1861-04-04
1 7HlCAGO AND MUwATKFE;

PITTSBURGH, FT. WAYNE a
CHICAGO RAILROAD,
Trains leave tho Depos corner o1 Msdtsoz
ind Canal sheetA Chicago daGT a*
80 l. r., except snndayz and at
dEQF 4. excerpt S2turEaYS
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30
PkOF. o. J. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENOVATOR.

rs precisely what its name indicates, for while
l. pleasant 70 the taste it is revivifying, eXhil
eIatng and strengthening to the vital powers.
Il also revivifes ,reinstates and renews the blood
in all its original purity, and thus restores and
renders the system invulnerable to attacks OF
disease. It is the only preparation ever offered
to the world in popular form so as to be within
the reach Of all. t' t0
So chemically and skillfully combined as to be
the most powerful tonic, and yet so perfeetly
adapted 80 a. 10 act IN perfect accordance Nth tie
ld1Os nature, and hence SOOths The s0edFeSt StOm
aeh and tone up the digestive organs, and allay
all nervous or other irritation. 1t lie also per-
iectly exhilsrating in its effects, and yetit is.
never followed by lasstude or depression of
spirits. It's CON posed entirely of vegetables (,
and those thoroughly combining powerful tonic
and so. hing properties, and consequently can
never asure. As sure preventive and cure of
CoSsUNFTIoN, BRONCHITIS, INDIGESTION, DYs-
PEPsIA, Loss OF APPETITE. FARTNEss, MR.
voUs lRRITABILITY, NEURALGIA, PAL
PITATION OF THE HEART, MELAN-
oHoLY, HYPooHoNDRIA, NIoHT
3 SwEATs, LANGUoB, GIDDINEss,
and all that class Of case' so fearfully fatal called
FEMALE WEAKNESS AND IRREGULARITIES.
THERE is NOTHING ITS EQUAL.
Also, Liver Derangements or Torpidity, and
Liver Complaints. Diseases of the Kidney, or
any general arrangement of the Urinary organs.
1t will not only cure the debility following
CHlLLS and FEVER, but prevent Gil attacks
arising from Miasmatic influences, and cure the
diseases at once, if already attacked.
Travellers should have bottle with them, as
1t will infallibly prevent any deleterious cOnse-
queness following upon change of climate and
water.
Asit prevents costiyeness strengthens the di-
gestiye organs, it should be in the hands of all
persons Of sedentary habits. ....
Ladies' not accustomed to much outdoor ex-
ercise should always use IT, .....
Mothers should use it, for it is perfect re-
lief, taken a month or two before the final trial,
she will pass the dreadful period with perfect
ease and safety. l.
There is no mistake about il ,
THE CNRnIA1. IG ALL WE Ut AIM ENp 1T
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30

VXTINEs AND, LIQUORS. - Brandt,
, W. Dark and Pale Champagne, Sparklingand
Still Catawba; Port, Ma leira, Sherry ,Lisbons
Malaga, Muscat, and Claret Wines; Bourbon,
Monongahela, Rye and Reetieed Mhiskey.
VIM. POLAND. u
Jan. a.1ssl.7lyla, a, " atsr-st, ,chilliCoth
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30
GBt It9ttbar 9rmotrat,
PUBLIsHEDEvERY THURSDAY BY
e. q w, e. BRATTON
ONCE in Bratton's fBuildIpgs, East Of
Court House, UP Stairs.
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TERMS Or 4 I'D BlCA1
One Copy one year, in advance, el,OO
Ifnot paid after six months, l,6O
Ifnot paid within the year, 200
Ey- No paper will be discontinued until all
ArroaTages are paid, unless at the option OF The
publishers. When the paper Is not ordered dis
continued at the end Of the year, 1t will be con-
dnuSd. i....
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One Square three insertions, $l,O0
Each additional Insertion, ,25
Cards one year,
Notices Of app'ts Ex. Adms. a aGuardn, loo
ofSettement 9
attachment notices before ]. P. 100
Editorial notices per line, O5
eEA liberal deduction will be made to yearly
Advsrtisars. All advertisements payable In ad-
vance or on demand.
ET-rhs above terms must be complied with.
JOB WORK. "aI
HANDBILLS. Showbills, Posters, Cards, Cir
eulars and all kinds of Blanks neatly executed,
on the shortest notice and at the lowest prides,
at this office. "1
Agents for the "DemOCrGt.
The following gentlemen, will receive and
receipt for subscriptions and advertise
ments, for this paper in Vinton County.
w. M. PATTERSON, Hamden.
AN, CozAD, AllensyilIe.
Joan PAcE. Swan TIP.
]. J. ALLISON, Prattsvile. Of"
WIN, CLARK. Harrison TIP. ID
DR.. A. D.JAMEs, Zaleski. I'D.
A, Norris, Vinton Furnace,
A.. WEBB, Wilkesville.
EAGLE FURNACE Co, Eagle Furnace.
WM. WHETsToNE, Aikens Mills,
J. TAYLOR, Mt. Pleasant.
JoHN.STEvEKs, Eagle Township.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30
Where are the Democrats.

Here is what the correspondent Of
the N. Y. Tribune says: u
"Mr.Jay, in the course of his re.
marks, after referring to the powerful
influence that the idea of national
unity was exercising upon the frag
mentary peoples of Italy, and the more
sacred claim resting upon MS to pre-.
serve unbroken the American Union,
based, as it avowedly was, on eternal
principles Of right, referred to the con.
ducHof the leaders aud the masses Of
the Democratic party in reference to
the pending war. He said that never
having been a member or an admirer
Of the Democratic party; having from
boyhood entertained those political
prejudices to which hereditary infu.
ence and paternal example naturally
inclined him, and which, by careful
reflection, we're gradually ripened into
stern conviction; having been for the
last thirty years, as they are well
aware, the open, uncompromising op-
poneEt of the national principles and
federal policy Of that party, and hav-
ing on two recent occasions expressed
his opinions on the subject in that
place with NJ lack of freedom, using
no mineiug phrase Or delicate circum
locution, he elt the more at liberty, or
rather he'telt impelled, by simple jus.
tice, to express openly his heartfelt
admiration of the unanimity and pat.
riotism with which the Democratic
party Of the North, from Daniel S.
Dickinson of New York to S. A
Douglas of Illinois from the gallant
Butler Of Massachusetts to Gov.
Sprague OF Rhode Island, from the
magnate ot the party to the humblest
follower in its ranks--have come for.
ward to the defence of the country,
under circumstances which at the first
blush might perhaps seem to afford
some slight apology for hesltation.--
They had come forward heart and
hand to sustain the Government elec.
ted by their opponents against their
former friends, and Mr.. Jay said he
freely confessed, with all his past hos,
tility to the Democratic party; that he
did not know the tact in American
history, from the battle Of Lexington,
on the 10th Of April, 1775, down to
the massacre of Massachusetts, men in
Baltimore on the 10Th of April, 1851,
which contained within itself so com
plete, So conclusive evidence that the
American Union is cherished IN our
heart of hearts, and that our republi-
can Government, based on the effec.
tion of the people, is the strongest in
the world"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30
9ottrg.
TO THE OHIO VOLUNTEERS
By CAPT. LEwIs. A. ALLEN.
F Arr" Diris's Land"


Arr" Diris's Land"
Let US sing a song before we sart,
A song to cheer us as we part,
Away, away, away away!
!. So here's good bye TO all the DEARs,
Left by Ohio volunteers;
Away, away, away, away,
For well fight for the Union,
te Hurrah Hurrah
With many a whack we'll clear the track
And send the iebels bowling back,
Away, away,
For we are for the Union.
The North is waking up at last, a.
Her men are-gathering thick and fast,
Away. away, away, away
The Buckeye State is pouring in,
New York sends lots Of men and tin.
Away, away, &c. .-.....
There's General Beauregard, they say,
Will take the Capitol some day, -..
3 Away, away, away, away, .....
IT,, as they say, he's on the march,
From him we soon will take the starch,
Away, away, &c. ,s.. sIw
Such traitors as Wigfall and Twigs,
viii have to dance some AIRY jigs,
Away, away, away, away,
If there's a tory in this town,
He'll have to leave OF SIMMER down.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30

U The Cincinnati P'sss (Repub-
ltcan) prophecies that the Confederate
States will maintain their insepen-
dence.a 1t says: laW a.l
We assume unless the Confederacy
shall be broken up by some agency
acting from within, it will stand. The
North cannot conquer the South upon
itsownso soil;, neither, ifit conld, would
it be advisable TO nndertske- The
South needs punishment fol it's AFRO,
gance, injustice, cruelty and designs
Of conquest and destruction; and that
it will, in some way, receive. But the
North can not hold the South as con-
quered dependency; and for its own
sake, it should rot make the attempt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30

U Man, says anatomists, changes
entirely every seven years. "Therc.
fore" says the inlmitabIe Jones, dmy
tailor shonld not remind me ofthe bill
| contracted IN 1852. ain't the man.
A-~~S~I~.--~[ [~~~.~IN|c~~~IA3n
The thiefoftiins,s ,ss pickpockss ssid
whep be robbed mae Of bis watch
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30
O.. II. CUNNING,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
IA Macarthur, Vinton County, Ohio, will
practice in the Courts OfVintOn and adjoining
eeunties.7-Jan. 8, ls6l.-ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30

The New York Herald esti
mates that the war will last six
months .befores the South is sub
queo,N VIZ WI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30
THE CORDIAL is ALL WE CLAIM FOR 1T
Mothers Try It!!

And to you we appeal, to detect the illness or
decline not only of your daughters before 1t be
too late, but also your sons and husbands, for
while the former from false delicacy, often go
down to premature grave, rather than lettheir
condition be known in time, the latter are often
so mixed up with the excitement business, that
ifit were not for you, they, too, would travel in
the path downward path until tits too late to ar
rest their fatal fall. But the mother is always
vigIlant, and to you we confidently appeal; for
we are sure your never failing affection will un-
ATIVE CORDIAL AND BLOOD REN0VAT-
OR as the remedy which should be always on
hand in time Of need. J9l :. ..l. aaflI
Oh, WOOD, Proprietor, 444 Broadway New
York, and 114 Market Street, St. Louis. Mo, and
sold by all good Druggists. Price One Dollar
per Bottle.
March 81, IS6l--1y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-05-30
ROAD NOTICE.

NoTIcEi is hereby given that a petition
IN will be presented to the Commission
ers Of Vinton comfy, Ohio, at their June
Session, 1851 praying for the vacation Of
The following part Of a road In Richland
township, in said Vinton county, to wit:
= Commencing at the head Of the hollow
near Thompson's coal mine. in section six
teen, in Richland township. Vinton county,
thence running south through the lands Of
M. s. Snider, to the corner Of the land Of
Solomon ,Waldreh gyT h
.,,.,sq,. -. MANY PETITIONERS, =
Nay 2, lS6l-sw. - ''-'' T,i5Ij =, - :,
..g6gyoH CEELy -