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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
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of seeesslen.
The Baltimore american publishes letter
,frJm.a Mississippiau, a,slaveholder, dated
April I, and the writer, after congratulating
Marylend for the firm Union stand she had
taken, seys: IN Ia
Our situation Is truly deplorable. We are
ground down with taxation and reveuue; all
credit and confidence gone, and not money
enough to even pay the taxes.
The power of the people has already been
taken from them, and is held by the few.
We begin 10 see IL and TO feel it. ] verify
believe IL the question Of reunion we're even
now submitted to vote OF the people, IL
would be carried by thousands.
A few months since the excitement was
great. The blood was at fever heat. Oar
streets were thropged With these valiant
men wearing cockades. 1t was treason 10
came the Union, and verify was afraid the
see mes of the French revolution would be
acted over in our midst, but as the time for
tax paying arrived, with it has come reaec
ton the feeling of many of our people
have cooled down to the proper temoerstuIe.
We can now speak our sentiments, which,
assure you, is done freely aud boldly.
Things can not continue long as they are.
Our merchants are doing nothing our me-
chanics are out of employ, and our planters
can scarcely raise money enough to buy pro-
visions. Indeed, many of them can not and
do not know what to do. l believe | may
safely say man could have raised, twelve
months ago, $1,000 as easy as he can raise
$40 now. ~
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

Gov. MAeozTrE has it is said, proposed to
Gov Dennisoh to make the Governors Of the
Border States umpires between the United
States and the COnfederatest with a view to
negotiate the terms Of specification. Is il
Kentucky, or is il Mr.. Davis who wants to
gain time By the opsration9
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

SECRETARY oHAsH has, it appears, made an
abortive attempt to stop the communication
between Missouri and the Seeded States
A change in the policy said to be adopted in
respect to the occupation Of Cairo wOuld fix
that matter.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

TH telegraph reports the arrival Of Con-
fedeiate troops at Norfolk, destination un-
known. Their destination is quite as likely
to te Cincinnati as any place with which we
aye acquainted.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

TaIRs arepeOple in the city SO regardless
Of the proprieties as 10 begin to think that
we need new Vigilance Committee, to look
after the one we have already.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

The Charleston Is. o. Evening NsOs has
announced its inability TO issue q daily sheet
as all their compositors, pressmen and clerks
are at their military posts.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
LATRsT NEWs RY TlLEeRAtH.
Especial Dispatch TO the Daily Press.l
The Military nt LebaHou, OhIo,

The Military at Lobassp, OhIe,
LEBANON, o., April 2B.
The Warren National Guards, under Cap
tain Williams numbering 100 selected men,
LEFT here this morning fof Columbus. They
left in 6ne spirits, and determination to
remain in the service until the last foe is
conquered. One hundred and fifty.four men
were enlisted in this company, but orders
were received yesterday from Governor
DeDnison, not to bring more than 100 men.
This morning the selection Of 100 was made.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

Excitement Amo1g the Germans Over the
Ceyernarss I.etter-What has been Done
with the GapsS
The Excitement among the German popu-
Iation of this city, on becoming acquainted
with the contents of the letter of Governor
DepnisOn to Mayor Hatch, advising the de-
livery of the arms detained here, for trans
portation South, is represented as tremeu-
dous. Our straight forward Teutonic fell
low.oitizens, unable to fathom the depths of
the Governors policy, or comprehend the
intricacies OF his diplomacy, protested in no
measured terms against proceeding so at
war with all their notions Of the proprieties
of the case, and several of the newly.raised
companies ofsoldiers declared unanimously
that if such was the course to be pursued,
they would Immediately disbsnd, and, so
far as they were concerned, leave the Gov
ernor to fight his battles alone. And we
more than half suspect they were in the
right
In respect to the guns, however, they may
set their hearts at rest. They will not be
given up. The War Committee Of the Coun-
Gil took different view of things, and not
only SO, but they proceeded to business with
out loss Of time. The mysterious boxes
were opened, and found to contain several
pieces of ordnance, with carriages and equip
ments complete. They have been set up,
and put in possession of safe parties, who
will see that they are bestowed where they
will do service on the right side when the
proper occasion shall arrive.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
From CIeveIaWd

CLEVELAND, April 25.-The dead body of
Samuel A. Foot, commission merchant of
this city, was found in the river to-day.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

LOUISVILLE, April 25.-The river is falling
rapidly, with eleven feet of water in the
Canal The weather is clear.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

General Scott said, when asked as to the
evacuation Of Fort Sumter: had rather
lose both arms than have Fort Sumter
evacuated" zoo
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

THE "Great Telegraphie Plateau has, il
israid gone over to Che secessionists. They
have one enormous fat on their side, any
how f.. sr- sHs.n
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
WAR MOVEMENTS,


secessionists Plant a Battery
at Harper's Ferry. Oh.
UNION FRELING IN WHEELING.
Southern Troops Marching North.
BUSINESS ENTIRELY SUSPENDED IN
BALTIMORE.
Seizure Of Provisions Sent to the Eighth
Massachusetts, Regiment.
Fort Pickens Not Yet Captured.
VERMONT APPROPRIATRs 81, 900, 900
FOR MILITARY PURPOSES.
President Lincoln's Reply to the
Baltimore Commissioners.
THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE TO BE CON.
vENED TO-DAY.
TWO THOUSAND SOUTHERN TROOPS
AT NORFOLK.
nuanr nnr
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

President Lincoln's Reply to the
Baltimore Commissioners.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

100 II. WARRINGTON LODGE
N No The members of this Lodge are
requested TO meet tn r hall, corner Of THIRD aud
Walnut. sta at l2x o'clock precisely, for she our
pofe Of attending SDniversary Celebration in Gov
ipscSS srSS h. JOS. DURRELL, N. @.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

vBRMONT APPROPRIATEs 81, 900, 900
FOR MILITARY PURPOSES.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26
NEW GOODS!

N & j. McARDLE, FASHIQNABLE
6S1 Merchant Isiiors iZ0 vine.st t uiacinssis NJ M
perior French and English Cloths, Oassimeres, Mel:
ton and Batiste CoatinRs, very rich Plain and
Fancy Silks and Paris Cashmere Vestings, ready.
made Coats, Pants and Vests.
,ALSO-Shirts UnderAhirts, Collars, Eureka and
Magic OrayAts, handkerchief, etc. mhl2
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

THE MARYLAND LEGISLATURE TO BE CON.
VENED TODAY.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-04-26

TWO THOUSAND SOUTHERN TROOPS
AT NORFOLK.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
bag0PatOFS o. IpIXVQODlsOdR 10
REST0EfTfIE 'rDRDiAL'

en- gITa9 a auiiiAHR .Ia7 Tsta9sasi
uiailsBLQ0DC CREAQVATQRda o.
rs prscisslS whasits name indieaEas, folahilo
\ Plsaaanttst the Taste 1T is revigiiIing, exhu
sISdng and stI0pg pgthsning 70 the vital powers:
EAlso lfsSf VfAes, ,reihstate Bne fehowsthob bldbd
hFalI its efigial lParikJ lend thus Eestsrss and
&seSsS Il he ,Caiy p partition ever otf5rea
g tothcwOFlGiHHpdPulTlfo s0ab tohe within
IS 81 s6oHehioaiiy sci % and AiiiSiiy S6mBibSd &tUBS
elie1hott tpowerffti 1orie,O and mt 90 perfeetly
adapted 50 a. todetiH perfsct GceQrdales ritz ths
ldseS J hdtre and heaee So0tle The peGkest gt6ps-
GtE ahd tone up The aieestpS ofFGhslana allay
81 RsrgO9s q other iTTitasiSRs ~ Y also RsEI
SSTcr followed bSl ass itide 6r5 depiessi6nI of
spirits. 1Itis cohpOsed entirelE ofSyegetablek,
and those thoroughly combining, powerful tonic
and soathing properties, and c0nseq uentfy can
neyer injuraS As n sure preventive andcuse pf
OoNsI ONTIoN, BRosCnITfs, slNpIGEsTIoNt DYs5
u PEPsfA Loss OF APrETITEs IF AISTNEss, NEtl
Inovdusy hnuABILlfTg gNHUR1LuIG, PAIroini
rr,r PITATIoS OF THE ,lIEART, MlJASi,,,,co
onoLY, HYpOcHoND1;Jk, NiGhT I
SwEATSp LNSaU orr DG1 Dnl SsssyG
and all that class ofease' SO feafully fatal called
FBAALE WEAKNESS AND IRREGULARITIES.
THERE is NOTHING ITS EQUAL;
Also, Liver QerRngements Torpidity, and
Liver ConplSIhts. Disease9 Of The kidney, Of
any general dlhGYeme ntsdf the Urinary orgGhs
a "a viii NOT only, euro tbee debility following
CnILLs AMI FEVER, b0l, prevent all 'httickS
afisin from Miasiaati ihali0nSth and cure NE
DISEASES atonee ,ifIaGeady atttskad.sga lie
Travellers shouldlavo d bottle with them, as
It will infallfbly prevent hIy deletefious ,conse-
qoenccs following pponsshange Of climate lind
"1 1St aato1s Qntseostlv9fiGst; sttengthens tboiIi
gestivo organs,lit should tbail the hands ofu1
persons Of fsedeptary kabits.l 81 NOV. prit
Ladies not accustomed to much outdoor eX
efcise shonld-ufway ysiuse it. ili ~ 0Il 90 lNE
e Mothefs should pss it, for it Is o perfect re7
lief, taken q month or two before the final trial /,
slicwill pass The droadfulRperiod With perfect
case aud safety. sl si.5ds bnUOQ Ll8 IIB
ygfi no There is no mistake aboptits i'uu9
CoRDIAhlS ALA We GtAlMFoR IT |
sdtai Mothers TFydHt! !iSgodi
rAbdtOd You We appeal, 10 detect the ilineas or
decline not only Of your daughters CbeforGitlbc
too late, but also your sons and husbands, for
While the eforfner from false dcllcncy often 90
down to premature grave, rather than let their
condition he known in time, the iatteriaro ofteE
so mixed up with thcoxcitcment ofbusiness, that
ifitwore notfor you, they, t5d,i woaIdQmvelin
the path downyara pathAptil ills tod late to az
rest their fatal fall. but the mother Is always
vigllant, ana to You we Confidently appeal. for
VIC are sure yopr neyer1tailipg affection willun-
errngly point yout o fROF. WOODS RESpOR-
ATlYE G0RDIAI. AND BLOOD REN0VAT-
OR as tho romady which should be always on
hand in time of need. .-I rt(L 1Ta- liz
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

'shdBged; Bit ,f,Ht tsSst s.hl8e5 e. viii
never come, when shall not be viii
ling TO make gany, pesdlgl sacrifice of
personal feeling and party policy for
try. " '" 'ao, a, ,....g
citizen ma, so we'll sdemaAstEate, , his
devotion to his country as byaustain-
ling tue flag, the Constitntiondand the
Union under ceveryO Administration
(regardless OF party politics, against
all assailants, at home and abroad
TIE course Of Clay and Webster to-
wards the vAdministrahoA Of Gsneral
Jackson, in tfesldaySGf, Modification
lpresents q noble and WQFtbydNxamIle
for all true patSiotssiqaAtI tho very
moment when that fearful crisis was
pfccipitated upon TIE cJnntry, parti-
san strife between lWhigs and Demo
crats was quite as Observation-Disclosures
as now between: DeineCratsiandl Rc-
lpubiiea1sa 9rnL ,.AY ,EorgAaO
The gulf which Nseparated party
leaders in7those days was quite as
broad and deep as that which now
separates the Democracy from the
kRephblicansyj Bot the1lhoment an
enemy rose in their anidssjEplotiine
EtLe dismc mbermen tofths Union and
the destruction of the Government! 1.-THE
voice bipartisan astfifel was hushed ih
silence! ; One of the brightest chap
tiers in the history,of cur &C uhtry will
recOrdithenfaut that during this event.
full period, theogFeat nleaders ofItae
Opposition, sinking iithd ,pardsan in
the patriote rushed to- tho support Of
the Government, land became it's ablest
and brayest defenders AgaiHstnall as
sailants until gtheDeoGnSpiracyR was
crnshedo7aud abandoned when they
assumed their formerb positions as
party leaders upon political isspes.ub
Their acts Of patriotic devotion
have never beenbdeemed evidences Of
infdelity Or political treachery, on the
part Of Clay Webster, to tile prins
ciples and Organization sof the old
Whig party. Nor have any appre.
hension that the firm and unanimous
support which the Democratic leaders
and masses are ohow giving to thC
Consultation and the Union will eycl
be deemed evidences of infdelity1 tt
Democratic principles. Ii we hopetC
regain and perpetuatethe ascendencJ
Of our party, we shohlh never forgeI
that man cannot be atrue Democra
unless heIisia loyal patriot. all.
with the sincere hope that these
my conscientious convictions may co.
ihoide with those of mys friends, / am
very truly; yours, snosrsq oil b,ag1
lgB aul aSTEPHEE A. DotaIAs. ~
O. To VIRGIL HIooXY Esq. huR ,dilyI
I;u0I, Chairman Statea Democratic
Committee. 11lI bs9a!g y7Aa ysaI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

p WAR .ESFEEsEs - The daily ex!
Pebss 81, opts, present war, about one,
million OF thirty plillieBs per month,
and three hundred and slxtyAfye mil.
lions per year. In less than three
niottlis it viii ifdqtihRe 200, 900 troops
III llSea 6ela,, and, Tier, ,iEaBlil run over
fiEe hundred millions per spnHm. has
s1sTlrebxpensesa at Camp. Dsnnison ia
tweutysfourltl Thousand dOllarsper day,
calculate this for ont, one, year yonfseIf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
b1H eg iAd tROr trOoRspubliOHu. h Rniyi9 %
bnh jaw UNI 0N,qSONGoissooss

~ 90 ,iAMnTaasg3D6oat.. Jssoqqo
liiOqFhs eOttOnoiSbeisssg tboy,llgteSnob
1sni The Union Slsss assuslsE1pq sdi 1ol
~ Betthsy will Gad i bard 70 scare ,duj,
Our Uncle Sam, by thunder!
,ChpTus7Yankee Doodle, It's the tune
Sound ittkiOSgh The nation, b''' '-'
ill' 10 LettheltaitdP hear ii soonq q9aa %
T4log In each rebel 8tationaoiiisoI suli
I!iR - igdW bas si uoiiisou 1no ,sdE
They've trampled on cur country's, AaG
And raised their isnaksy banners,
wa They've fliedthsAaA9 with threats ant
.oo1jla9 Bragg iIdRiso OF iaissa L.B on
TO bWe,lstsach them bettermsnreSs. yj
odi aocAOrpsTTEpnkes poOdls1&C.bg
lna TAeys4Es Seized outiiGRs and atmOries
hSloae todeSald them, ssw O.
INA eBat soon oafsgallantcompab:es q od
.Ess@ rebels gsspwillrep5 {Asa,g7;
no bsChorusT77Y anhsej poQdle,&c.
bGa Our Unclssam, bore whhathemiOus !
n y.laglpItbeihhigle handed tressoR,d ,aaal
aoi Bat now, hiisaheys a nigh fmeasuqo
i Will bring them soon to reason.s =,
|, Chorus-Yankse Doodle, &c. "' W
b b = l. L IHgHa u
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

yo,s, PIC IxUr ~, y SSsss,1s, = 9,,s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

otlisd Rn9l fzaAI egt ~ g1nlu Ein laIl
- :.c,1Ifs csScs n mo III S ri SSSl Oh
sB bsmTOl SaE HOiliEflsJ sti I9fll
n0JGo1 ,ai1bnsx8IA Sdi Of bsd9lRm
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

idTHE French farmers phaatpeas and
horse. beans together FResdfe often
ehte. e.when gteeniand giseaitGhOrsesl
C3Ss and sheen. .hlu6 a'tsf ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
Chilly IYyilssG1PIR E'lIEPs@hR ka,IA@s
E,IXPEL .sl,.FHR DOUBTS
01f '00dA al HOB 0W

EAPEL' IHE DUpD1D
on ''0dA roo ." !
ToR statesmeh JSdSGs Judges Editors, Physcians9f
Eiths olest sSh6olSss@ell Asne&, gireitiAsli
EHlSs tSSSRSSSs Fl isSa
bEsinl hat pllwh4hnSe ssed ~ unite ia tes4
tifying that II will preserve the hair from be-
Ing erhy, and fromfallhg any age, aSReliaa
restore, Read the following:T. t....t..
sa'Sqp7d D5n' 81. IouIs, juiy 1Cth,I 1885,
,il0.JIW60D, Esq.li Dear Sir;- Allow me tho
Pleasure and satisfaction 70, transmit to gon tho
beneficial ehectsofy your Han Restorative, after
trial ofave years. commenced Using Your
Restoratiyein January, 1855, since which timo
I have not been wi th6bt q bottle on nbahd. =.
WbeIfl commenced the use, my hair was quite
thin and at least one-third gray. A few appli-
cations stopped its sfalhbgyand In three weeks
time there was notaefay hAiftobe found neitli-
or has there been upto this time. oI 70 ss21nos
sAfter my hair was mpleteiy restored, IieoIi-
tlhaed Its use by applyinglwo or three times per
month My hair has ever continued healthy,
soft and glossy, and my scalp perfectlyiff from
dandruf. do not imngin 0 theNiattss above
mentioned will be ofaHy partlclflar I'D gdRtage
70 yop, 6reyen Aalter youra vanity At this late
day, as I am we'll aware they are all %cll known
alfegdyand even morJ Eondbrftl opGsthropsh-
.t -. =
oht the uhlon nave oSSuplcS ,I Iy Hhso IN IsE
aung' greater Par'ol 'l.o pas.. 'niee ss"fe'
fnf9 tfHHS pflls ahJ e9IliG ;ah reS9
e,o,D'i os 49, 55se IS sotsSl \
S9Ho NH S;t at nv sds
bnS,htS sTvjas Xxx had nsos,C tNsSt iontsp fy,t
ols In ovory iSstansc IoSevcr II nroyed bv nrob
H., n II q ssSsy hs 4 p6t nsed Sbi ayS
oIs, somsinepS nrticia IA -
Nv NH a yonrs and seiIing nj sbdnf b9iTtbo
.rtls Ss,ilS Io,i1 n,S u ttlrse b1;lI1I,ss
dR1s n,es3;ssaIS abo,s "w cSJ 6bvo
oro hnmbugs. It is 0stonisiinp that people will
nat T3bizG a dtticie ONO Sdtstior. When tbdre
E one at hand that has been proved hsyond a
doubt - -
.Iwe,l balibx t,giI .agaL .aWT
AppatSa VST "m oJYot,,sa,o,t,f na Y noT
Dotee s thsS have copied yours word for word d in
Soyopa, lisSaIg' mIsra m your Inserting '0' o'nSe
have, within nthtIPIaSst thto past Ave year, seen and
aSsd nalS sea o Efi VIII pee
Tsoyne far badness, gray hair .GimdrrSf seaI1
bcod and every disease the scalp nnJ mead orc
subject ID. y T~H'0yo2TQtiT II ~ Sl'p
rd,calledjto see you personally, lRt your place
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
..JDtY I

5ae 1leaeo oooo,daiqTPt,oon1,eGi go o1 ei',%la1 n.G,o
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
h, Campnigning Axionls,

-.slI Campaigning Axioms' aras
To- One well fed,nwelb equipped,
well appointed brigade is worth two
tbRtare i'll provided. w .n9iu.a.
is,2. Llp actiYeo service, these, meni die
efundpo eKpos9re,a bad dfopd and their
OgpsippEqdeneeS Nhere oHeiis kalsd
byashOt ora stahoiniuo s,svi1g 7Yi
3. Anreag, y rational, nicely fitting
unitorln, with, worm and substantial
blanket, bread soled boots Or shoes and
good woolen socEs,oyill more conduce
to efficiency in service than superiority
efweaponsa ior lliR gQy isdi Nniii
4 #! The lightest possible head GOV
ering, with good lock out for yentil,
ationy will add a tenthlto hgdistance
a regiment can march in day, while
insuring increased comfort.
IE5,isA small cotton handkerchief, or
halfaHardfofthe cOmmenestsbeeting,
aloistenedb with water iithemorIing;
and tagainoat'n noon and worn between
the diatrantbtha bead, will project the
soldier from oshDsboke and greatly
difiinishathe diseoIhlortand1 fatigue Of
q hot days march .esogqo d9dw esodj
.o66A Aat bottle ceYeleddwith wool
en- nclothb bsthe cloth being moistcned
andiheibottle filled withlYate in the
morning, g,nwilli lceep stsasonably acOol
throughout theidspsol ingss1q 1uo 10
751.iOfaallith6sen ienncocs
tions, the liquors sold by camp follows
are the most detestible and,dGngerohs.
They are more deadly dhsn Tifed eans
non; and are snre to- be- taken sjast
whenIthey should o lot beou EyoryIhoh
dierwhoemeahs tosd6lhis duty to- uhis
country should dirsist that oil venders
ufahesdd dpoisans lbesdr9mmOd oat1Of
the camp.-------------~-----
S. A cook ,eodkAd d&th company,
who knows hcWtc- make salt meat
juicy and tender, and to have it ready
whehever and %hetey9t It MAY be,
&adted, lig edual 10 tw5 doctors and
f0hr extra combatantso.9 "a ecu ,DiAs si y
.e8. 6fiesrs who love and care for
theif, men Whiie in lfeppse never hav8
e ssS complain 9 q Hki cdHahcs; Wien ~ rs
MOP a ie6lai& %fiOa6 heart igm md
Cause he fghts for is worth two who
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
o. Il. GUNNING,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
N Macarthur, Winton County, Ohio, will
practice in the Courts ofVintOn and adjoining
COunties.--Jan. 3, ls6l.-ly. .l9H .-Ie.t .uo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

a5,T&ontY;to9t fbqlgaSa' 'sig6s Lund.
red and ninety ,fsS slaves were sue.
eessGt5ly lsrdedhin 1Gubathe past1year.
About thirtysix hundred AonIy vera
captured - u ~ 70 az -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

u s3l2illg bas % ~ 80 yd hnf ,ait'5 s.f' s.
ISHI. .ssiHS bslinJ ed 10 lsw
auHT Gi'lim i-rs al uOiIOmoiq . '.ozs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-24
Attitude Of the Confederate Government
In Regard to Harylcnt

The resolutions In relation to Maryland, to
which we have heretofore alluded, have
unaliy passed Congress, and received the APP
prevail OF The President. They recite the
wrongs Of Maryland, and express belief
that large majority of the people of that
State desire TO unite with the Con fedsrate
States-that the Government OF the United
States has suppressed with armed force the
freedom of speech and Of election, prevented
the people and their representatives from
adopting the political connexion which they
prefer, and has, in revenge for their pre.
ference, inflicted upon them many out
RACES, and established over them Il foreign
despotism and since the accession of Mary
land to the Confederation will be mutually
beneficial, and is essential to the integrity
and security OF the Confederate Union, the
resolutions express Profound sympathy for
the people OF that oppressed State announce
the desire OF this Government to facilitate
by appropriate measures and by their free
consent, their accession TO the Confederate
States, and finally declare that no peace
ought 10 be concluded with the United States
winch does not insure 10 Maryland the on.
poTtunity Of forming part of this Com
tederacy.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-12-24

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AUOT1ON.-On EONDAl. Saa Inst ;, - q
clock, win sell q ny STORE ; lorys and esatsss
assortment Of Household Fur - consis1ns AZ
! Yer, hsnAsoms Mahogany Y116toDE.
Svery pretty MAJ osany Jscny tld BED HgaADS.
2vsry pretty Mahogany Marble Top RUR1AU6.
Mahogany Msshls.Tep WA6jIsTAEpS.
m , .Sia Black Walnut Mobile Typ SIDeSoA2D.
Severed 4air MAT'rRl Ib sad Feather BxDa,
Several shu.k MATTJ BaS sad FssiSx f6r
LOWS and BOLSTZRB.
Together with "a assot1oeut az COTTAGE L..
etesds. Cane and Wood ssas Cksay1 6oekrs.
Glassware, Cooking and otlse Eiovss.
ADDITIONAL,
VIII be Gtde1 70 she ahoV(s
splendhd Velvet Tapestry OARPET, snsrsI,
iRIsss'aid sru.'sh CARPET. s.sl..,y new.
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POSTPOGEMENr.
Uwlng to the inclemsnt weather, the auovs
sale was postponed, and will take piace T'fIiS
DAY at 10 O'Clock.
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A UOTION GALE OF 76D8 HOMES M.
IA LOTS, on FEnERAL And aT. Nft.,
ITEMS STREETS, uuval Addition w. !, n
seii upon the premises, on TUESDAY, The sA.i,
inst con mancicg n 81 o'clock p. II !, two v.tJ
deslrahio Frame Tensments at the inter- rtsoo 81
Federal and st. Stephens streets, adapted i,y :,e.
diuin sized families The l,ts 'front.' ah re-, EACH
and run back the usual depth. Also, new Prs...a
on federal HAseet.
TERas-Oue-shird cash tho balance n ak AL
Twelve monshs, tor nsgotisbis notes with intuEebs
added, and secured bytrust deeds
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