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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26

81 SsniOrd,s Liver lnVigOratOT and OathartiS
UH6RCKILL 3 BRO, Druggists,
RIn 8. W. cor. Pub. Square and Ontario 81.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26
LATp9 OF uITNOIa.

No stats n She Tane5 Of the Mississippi cRsrs 90 great
an fnducemsnt TO the settler as the State Of Illinois.
mere 3 no portion Of The word where all the c0nd-
ions Of climate and soil 80 admirably eombn to pro
ducs those two great staples, CoEN and WnEz, IS he
Pralries Of illinois.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26

John webster, PrH, Cuyahoga County, Ohio; In
". Common Pleas. Civil Ae-
The Judd Iinseed 3 tion f5F money.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-06-26

IWN@ W-~
/ q Mackenzin. d. W. aackrider. Cleveland. ma
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
MRS. WINSLOW AGAIN

Mrs. Winslow, an old and experienced nurss,
has devoted herself for more than thirty yOarS
exclusively TO the care Of children. She has =
Soothing Syrup for children testhing, which We
believe most Invaluable preparation, not only
for children tsething, but In all cases Of Dysen-
terry or Diarrh@a. We speak OF what we know,
when We say ihis Soothing Syrup acts like q
perfect charm in the above cases. We have
witnessed the most satisfactory and pleasing re-
universal satisfation, is perfectly safe for the
fesblest infant, and pleasant to the taste. We
sincerely believe the mother who has child sun
ering from any Of the above complaints, and
neglscts to provide this medicine for Its relief
and cure, is depriying the little sufferer Of rEa
REMEDY or ALL THE WORLD best calculated 70
give it rest, and restore II to health.
June .3-4w,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

VALUABLE MEDIcINE.--We presume no mcdi-
cal preparation even offered TO the public has
beon more thoroughly tested than PERRY
DAVIS PAN KILLER. Thousands Of per-
sons, were they called on to d. so, would cheer
fully testify that they have used it for various lila
with the most satisfactory success. Itis within
our own knowledge, that an T mensS amount Of
suffering has been relieved by it. Its propriS-
tors Messrs. Perry Davis & Son, save no palma
or expense in order ia satisfy the public. Being
strictly honorable men, they observe the utmost
uniformity in the manufacture Of their eelebra-
ted Pain Killer. The materials cf which II 10
composed are carefully Selected-nono but the
best quality being used. BY these means the
high reputation which the Pain Killer has long
since acquired is at all times triumphsntly sus-
tanned. In view of these facts, we are by ne
means surprised TO learn that MsSsrs, Davis g.
Sons sales are constantly on and rapidly ineress-
ing. While we congratulate our friends gener-
. lily that go valuable preparation a. the Pain
Killer 10 placed wishis their reach, We must be
permitted to rejoice at the we'll mSrited suceosr
Of its liberal and enterprising propriators.---
Pro videnoe General Advertiser.
July l--w4no46 1861. 4aI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
this section shall ter inmate.

this section shall terminate.
! SEC. .. There shall be assigned to each
reRimsnt, organized pndeFe either Of the above
reciled acts Two additional frst lieutsn an IS
10 serve as rsgmenlAl adjumnts and quartel
masters, who shall We commissioned on The
appointment OF the comnandonts of such
Iregimenis; but this section shall not author
thoTize the appointment Of any Iegimentsl
adjutant or quarteT-master IN addition TO
those now authorised by law.
brc. Z. AL militia volunteers, accepted
under either OF the ,aboEe Tsvited act. shall,
from the date OF such acceptance BY the
governor. be governed by ihs.~ military laws
of this State, and by the rules and articles OF
war Of the United States. '.t+
SEc. s. Promotion In such militia Volun.
teTs shall be allowed for merit, OF BY senior
ity; aud all vacancies may be temporarily
filed BY appointments By the governor,
u "sd p. HITCHCOCK.
Speaker OF the House Of Repre- senlatives.
ROBERT C. KIRK.
President Of the Senate.
Passed Nay 8, 1861.
OFFIcE or TIE SRcRErAaY or SrArEl
Columbus, o., June ~, 1861.
I hereby certify that the foregoing acts
are true coppies from the Original Rolls on
A. P. Russell.
Secretary Of State.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

The followingls an xtract from a!e:ts
written by the Rev. J. 8. Holme, pastor o
the Pierep point-SIeet Bsbtst Church
Brooklyn, N. Y, to the journal and Mes.
senger." Cincinnati, o., and speaks volumes
in favor OF that world renowned medicine.
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chill
dien Teething:-- E z
1--WE see an advertisement In your col
umns of Mrs. Wnslow's Soothing Syrup.
Now we never said word about patent
medicine before IN our life, but we fee /
compelled to say to your readers that this 10
no humbug--wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNOW
IT TO M ALL IT CLAIMS. ]. is probably ona
uf the must successful medicines OF the day,
be:anss il is one Of the best. And those Of
your readers who have babies can't do 0ei-
ter than to lay in a supply
Feb. ID -lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
Another Lie Nailed Down.

ANOTHER LINK IN THE SLAVES CHAiN
rs BRoKRN = SENATOR DOUGLAS Is
DEAD "-McArthar Democrat.
When q boy, we read IN o newspa.
per, this question M Win a brave
man lief" The 1itor Of the Demo,
crat is a military man, Major wo
believe, and ought to be q brave man;
yet he leaves the impression in the
above extract the "Pine and Palm y
which used the above words in refer
encs to the death Of Senator Douglas,
is a "leading Republican Pfessp and
that James Redpath, its editor, is q
Republican. Now the Major knows
that tbis "damed', scoundrel mover
was d Republican, and that bic paper
claims to be-, and is, an abolition pa
.per.--Jdckson Standard. [ y Q.TR
We don't know anything about the
Standad mans bravery, bu. we do
know he is not hoRest nor generous,
or he would not thus deny Lis friends
and co.laborers, and misrepre,ent
them. Not long since the Standard
endorsed and recommended Redpaths
book to our people; fromit ws extract,
as follows. See Guide TO Hayti,
page 10:
"As an Abolltioniss and Republican, ! felt a
double interest iu this project, ,for not only will
II be an agency Of strengthening eolored Ma
ton, by developing its resources, introducing
new inventions, and bringing to II also moral
sources of power, and thus demonstrating the
capacity Of the race (negroes] for Self-govern
ment, but 1t will carry out the programme Of the
ablest intellects of the Republican Party,-of
surrounding the Southern States with 4 Gordon Of
free labor, within which, like scorpion girded
BY FIRE, Slavery must inevitably die'"
ls Redpath or the Standard right
We took Radpath at his word; be
Ssys be il Republican, he seems to
say, that the head and front "ableSt
intellects Of the Republican party" are
for SO "surrounding" slavery that it
shall die." Of course we don't wish
to say ho includes the editor Of the
Standard among the "ablest intel.
lects." Who lies Mr.. Standard, you
or Redpath; it is not our manufactur-
ing. ssef
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
ASHTABULA.

This comfy the rendezvous ofhow.
ling..abolitionists' sand ravins Fan'iics,
it is said, has not sent q single com
pany TO the field. As q general rule,
yon will lind that the abolitioEists
proper are soldiers in peace and citi-
zens in war" Old Ashiabula does
big republican voting bu. little Union
dghtingl Probably GiddiDgs' exile to
Carada keeps the volunteers homo in
Ashtabula. ii he wonld come home
and 90 to oithe war his followers might
fellow him. for tis said that when
Giddingstske smut, Ashtabnla sneezes
t'oor Ashtabula. Seneca AdpSrtiaT,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
IPrOeIamation or Gen. .gMcC CIelian.


Proclamation sf Gen. .EMcClellan.
The following proclamation has
been issued by hun:
GRAFTON, Va, juno IS, 1861.
To the Soldiers Of the Army Of the Wtst
You are here to support the Gov
|ernment Of your country, and to pro.
tect the hves and liberties Of your
brethren threatened by rebelIiouI
and traitorous foe. No higher and
nobler duty could devolve upon you;
and expect you to bring to its per,
Torrance the highest qualities OF SOL
dier, discipline, courage and mercy.
call upon the officers Of every
grade to enforce the strictest disci,
pline, and | know those Of all grades,
privates and officers, will display in
battle, cool and heroic courage, and
vii! know how to show mercy to q
disarmed enemy. Bear in mind thai
you are in the country OF friends moi
Of enemies; that you are here to pro,
tect not to destroy. Take nothing
destroy nothing, unless you are ord
cred to do 50 by your general officers.
Remember that | pledged my word to
the people OF Western Virginia, that
their rights in per'On and property,
shall be respected. | ask every one
OF you to make good this promise in
it, broadest sense. We came here to
save not to upturp.
do not appeal to a fear Of punish.
ment, but to your appreciation OF the
sacredness of the cause in which we
are engaged. Garry with you into
battle the conviction that you are
right, and that God is on your side
Your enemies haYe violated every
moral law; neither God nor mau can
sustain them. They have, without
cause, rsbelled against a mild and
paternal Government; they have ont,
ragged the persons Of Northern men,
merely because they came from the
North, and OF Southern Union men,
merely because they loved the Union;
they have placed themselves beneath
contempt. unless they can retriVe some
some honor on the field OF battle
You will be honest, brave, mercIrul.
You will respect the right Of private
opinion. You will punish no man for
opinion sake. Show to the world that
you differ from our enemies in the
points OF honor, honesty, and respect
for private opinion, that We inangu
rate no reign Of terror where we %.
Soldiers, | have heard that there
wac danger hare. l havo come to
place myself a your head, and share
it with you. ] fear not but in one
thing, that you will not find fyemen
worthy Of your steel. ! know that !
can rely upon you.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
. Maj, Gen. Commanding.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
kiTm sa :, Rebels Routed - One Ohio
t Man Killed. ,sor ~

: GRAFTON, JuHe 30. "A skirmish
took place at Bowman's, 10 miles from
Cheat River bridge yesterday, be.
tween portions Of the 18th and 18th
Ohio and 1st Virginia regiment, and
q company afErebel esva,ry. The for
n,er were sent to protect the bridge,
and the latter installing their number,
attacked aud were routed with the loss
Of several men, among them a Lieu
tenant, and several horses. The only
loss on our side was N. O.. Smith, O.
The 18th Ohio, who was buried here
/, day. lG e =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
"No Party" But one Sentiment

wv - sas'S A@S-N Oe@S ~
There is bu. one sentiment among
the Democratic press OF this State, re-,
lstive to the mo party" cry Of the
opposition. Every one Of our Dem
ocratic exchanges speak out against it.
those which uphold the war as we'll as
those which oppose it. This is right
1t will not be long before the Dsmo.
cratic MISSES will be called upon 10
oppose the advance for ancient FEEDER.
alism--to stuggls for the maintenance
Of our present form Of Government,
and with it our Constitutional liber
ty.
Let eveiy Democrat whatever be
may conceive to be his duty in regard
to the war-staDd true to his political
faith, and not be humbugged by the
Republican leaders,. There always
has been two parties, there will be two
parties 50 long as the Republic lasts
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
Ecu AN6ertiselllents.
vintOn County COnrt Of COmRon
Pleas.

Rachel Wyatt, |
Plaintiff, o.,
agsinst Notice,
Thomas Bull, .} -..-al- ID &
THE defendant, Thomas Bull, whose place Of
J. residence 10 isunknown, will take notice that
the plaintiff, Rachel Wyatt, on the 2sth day of
March, A. d. 1851, hled in the Office Of the Clerk
of tho Court of Common Pleas Of Vinton county,
Ohio, q petition setting out that on tho Goth dag
OF June, A. d. 1860, the plaintiff and defendant
entered into marriage contract, thoy being
then unmarried ; and that she has always been
ready and Wilhngto perform said contract /; and
that said defendant has refused to comply with
said contract, whereby she is damaged 10 the
sum Of three thousand dollars, for which sum
she asks Judgment. tt
The said defendant Ia further notified that said
plaintiff caused 40 attachment 10 issue In said
cause by fling the proper affidavit and UNDER
taking in the pr emises with said Clerk Of said
Court, directed TO the Sheriff Of vinton county,
Ohio, returnable according TO law, and unds1
and BY virtue Of which said writ Of attachments
said Sheriff on the 9eth day Of March, A. D.
1851, attached the following property, to-wit -
Bsirg south part Of Not nsmbsr two, (No. AZ
beginning at the south east corner of said lot
the1ce running north to the main branch, thence
west by theway ofthe branch to maple tree
thence south TO locust stake thence east "a
shV pi"oo W ooBihhinbl ahu Veiibeintuk Ehty
Acres. in Section number sixteen, No. i6)
Township number nins, No, o. and Range
number eighteen, No, lsl aud being the same
land conveyed by George Bull to Thomas Bull,
September Is, 1881 also, Twenty Acres ca Of
the west end Of tract estimated 10 eonsaia
Seventy Eine Acres and Forty Poles. Lotnum-
Der ak, Section number sixteen, Township
number nine, and Range number eighteen, bs-
ing the same land conveyed By Thomas Baru-
borough to Thomas Bull September Q, 1851
aud also, one Joke Of cattle, being one yellow
and one black steir and also iovea notlcs 10
garnishee upon George Bull and Ulysses Clay
pool to appear and and answer touching THAR
indebtsdhess, also the moneys and credits In
their hands Of said defendant 70 said petition by
the first day Of the next term ofsaii couIt ;that
said petition will be heard In ais absence and
judment rendered accordingly and also that
said properly will be ordered TO be sold aud the
proceeds applied 10 the payment Of said ludg-
inedt 90 10 ,6s rendered, as afortssid, and said
gsrnishses win bs examined touching their said
indeptsdness, and such other ordsr be made In
the case a. equity and justice may require.
ALFRDD YAPLE, Z. A. BRATTON a ~.
JOHN T. NACKEY, Att'ys fnr P,ff
July !, lssi-sr -''i t'7'fFif
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
~~~~~~~~r~"-N~~~~> ~>>>Sr>~~~N~N~N~NS~S
Democratic OrRanization.

ONAAAOSsotAS OtBont1otAohs
We have received le,iers from va.
rlOus parts of the county, and been
asked by many citizens, Democrats
and ti,Abolition Republicans why
we don't have q call for q County
Convention We have answered that
We have a Central Cammittee, and It
is their business. We wish here TO
say, we will support such men as will
vigorously prosecute the war, until
the present rebellion is put down.
At the same time we are in favor oi
the Democrats taking position in
their Conventions, and believe that
the best interests Of the country will
be subserved by total discharge Of
all aboliiionists from the Offices OF the
country, in our Diplomatic Corps, and
National and Stats Departments. -
This would show to Union men Of the
South, that this 10 not o war upon
Slavery, or for the purpose of confs
eating their property in slaves; and in
our judgement, would help US greatly
in re-constructing the Union, and SO.
cure us the aid ofSouthern Union men.
We have hunted up the names Of the
Central Committee, they are, Bing.
ham, Hewitt, Hamiltoo, Case aud
Caldwell. 'o
70 do this, We must organize, be.
cause the Republicans are acting with
Abolitionisis, they have acted togeth-
er, aud Mr.. Lincoln has appointed
many Of the leading ones to the frat
Offices oftbe country. We want them
removed, as we'll as rebellion put
down. 8t3.ieu9 77lma9 ololY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
Two More Lies Nailed Down.

In speaking Of the difficulty be-
tween Esq. Murry and Mr., Cable
The Jackson Standard intimates he
should be in :he penitentiary, and con.
cludes "ue was q Democratic candi.
date for Representative few years
ago. bu. was defeated" Now we can
prove by every voter, STEW years ago. ,
in Jackson and Vinton Co., thai
therein, you lie; can't you tell some
thing not quite 90 barefaced, and
from home, where you can't be caught
so easy.
No. Q. Mcclellan and MeGoffin
have agreed that Kentucky shall re.
main neutral during this war. Why
did you not tell the truth, and let tn,
people know, that tho contract was
made by Lincoln through Crittendeu
And while you are about it, let ul
know why Missouri could not do the
same, why make fish Of one aud fesl
of the other. Perhaps General Lyor
conld explain, why it was broken af
ter agreed upon by Gov. jackson
Harney and Lincoln.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
SpetiaI Slutitirs,

(7) What stronger proof saa he prouuced than
the following latter reserved EDsoliri.ed trom
Rev. A. w. Curtisf
RoMEo, Moeonlb CO., Mi0., July 9th, 1867.
MOssrs. J. N. HARRIS q CO.;
GsAtlsmsa;-The conhdenes have IN PeTry
Davis Pain Killer as remedy for COlds, Coughs
Burns, SpfAins and Rheumatisln, for the case Of
which have suece 'sfully used II, Induces me 70
oheerf recommend iIs virtues TO othsn.
A few monthsAgo had reeouiss to is 70 des.
troy fslsn; although had never heard Sf ite
being used for that purpose, bnt having EufIcred
intensely from = fOfme one and having no othef
remedy at band, iup?lied the PUN Killer freSly
Tor about fifteen minutes A. evening, and 70
psated the application vsry bdshy DE nuEt
increased my ccnfdonoe In The utility Of the
remedy Yourstruly, A.W. CURTIg.
Minister Of the Wesleyan Methods, ChnIch,
June 1S--4w. 1Gt1 wv n m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
LAWS LF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.


lNo.7sl AN ACT r
70 prohibit the circulation Of the Notes oI
non-specie paying Bsnks. 81
SEC. {. Be iteadetsd By the General Az
tn6ly efths Sidis Of Ohio, That IL shEll be
unlawful for any bank, banker, exehang-
bfcker, OF otheTmoney dealer OF ineorporte
ted company, in any manner to put in circu-
lRtion, either d ireclly or indirectly. the
nOlss0f Issue OF aEy bank or banking com.
psny, whether In or out Of this State, which
notes shall hot, 1t the time they are put in
ejaculation, be receivable at par by the bank
bshksr, broker, exchange broker, OF other
money dealer OF incorporated company 90
putting the Eths 10 circulation, and redeem
aSlS a. par, In gold or silver coin by the
lsnk or backing company issuing the same.
Src. 2. Any bank. banker, broker. eI-
change broker, or other money dealer % in.
corpofatrd company that shall violate the
provisions Of the firIt section OF this act.
Shall forfeit and pay for each ofTenss sum Of
money equal 10 ons.fifth Of the nominal val.
ne of ths notes 50 put in ciieplatiOn contrary
10 the provisions Of this act, together with
costs Of prosecution, TO be recovered In an
action in The name Of the State Of Ohio, be.
fore any justice Of the peace, or court Of
common plsas, having jurisdiction; and all
lorleitures recoveted and collected under this
act shall be paid into the treasury Of the
county in which the actionii brought, for the
use Of the county. ''-t
SIC. 8. This &C. shall take effect and be
I'm t0.es on and after tho 6rst day Of June
nett. ;lHbR
,o,~7 .l.v P. HITCHCOCK.
Speaker pro .sm. Of the House Of Rsprssen
taiveS.
ROBERT C. KIRK.
OBJ President Of the Senate.
Parsed Mar :. 1861.
mo. SOL AN ACT ..
Relating 10 Suffers and MilitsS5 Store Keep
srs for the Ohio Volunteer Militia.
SIC. l. Be Il enacted BY the General a.
ssmb!y ofths Stale Of OaiO, That all appoint
ments Of suffers and military stors keepers
20 any OF the regiments or bri gades Of tn,
Ohio Volunteer Militia mustered into service
nnder any ofthe laws Of this state, shall bC
approved by the Governor; andno appoint
oftuch sutler or military store keeper shal
take. effect until. the Governors approva
shalt be indorsed on the certificate thereof
Every sutler and military store Keeper 80 ap
pointed shall glue bond 70 the state Of Ohio
an the sum Of ten thousand dollars, condi
TONED for the faithful performance Of his du
tieS, which bond shall be approved by tn,
governor before such sutler or military
stole keeper shall be allowed 10 act.
SIC. g. Every sutler and military store
keeper appointed under the provisions o.
tsis act shall be subject to removal a, tn,
discretion OF the proper brigader general OIL
iAe governor, and shall be liable on his off
cisl bond for all abuses OF his trust. Thil
act shall apply TO all appointments hereto
fore made, as well as hereafter to be made.
SEC. s. This &C. to take affect and be in
force from and after its passage.
P. HITCHCOCK,
Speaker OF the House Of Representative.
ROBERT c. KIRK,
Resident pro tenn. Of the Senate.
Passed MAY Q. 1861.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04
THE DEMOCRAT.
MOARTnUR:g
'ULY 1901
Base SIauders.

r n III Z"
Base SIauders. I 1 " y
Some men of McArthur seem de-
termined to keep lying on us, and
other Democrats Of VintOn county,
BY giving out in speeches that We are
Secessionists, opposed to the war, and
opposed to the Government, &c. We
don't wish to contradict these reports
for the purpose Of setting these meu
right, or causing them to tell the
truth, because we have long since
learned that this is impossible. But
to keep our readers in view Of our
true position-hence We here declare
what our position is and what we will
defend while we live.
1st-The Constitution and Laws
we will assist to establish and enforce
by all the energy We aie possessed Of
9d--We are for carrying on the
present war until all rebels, or any
names they may be called by shall
be put down effectually and the su.
premacy OF the Laws established.
3l--We want this war carried on,
to maintain the Constitution and
Laws, but We are most emphAticany
opposed to war upon the institution
of slavery, or. as leading Republican
papers claim, until "ilavery is wiped
out"
4th--We demand that oil men
shall, no difference oi what politics or
religion, yielc obedience to, aud
maintain the Constitution.
5th--We demand that the military
shall be in strict subordination to
the Civil Authority, our Courts being
the only safe repositories of our Lib.
critics.
6th-We are in favor of Kentucky
having guarantee Of protection in
her slave property, call ii Crittenden
Compromise, or what you will, be.
cause Kentucky 10 yet in the Union,
and entitled to this, in order to pre-.
vent such men as Brinkorhoff, Sutlitf
Giddings and others from doprivinS
Kentucky Of her rights. AlsD, be-
cause we want her power and inau
ence with us. '.-a.
II there be Treason, or anything
else wrong, our friends and foes lnusl
make tho most Of il. There is toe
much at stake 70 talk about pleasing
this or that man. At the same time
that we entertain the above principles
we have other very important duties
to pcrform--a war fluid must be
raised. We support the Financial
Domestic and Foreign Policy of the
Democratic Party. We do this be.
cause we honestly believe that the
Democratic Party is emphatically tn.
Union Party Of our courtry, and ita
Principles purely National, and broad
enough to embrace the whole country
after 1t shall be reunited.
L ~~~~~O~~~~~~N~>~~~~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

We are late with, onr :ssue this
week on account Of not getting our
paper 10 TINS. eig,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-07-04

AupIroRs oTTrcE. vIEroE Co.,l
1852 Macarthur, June ~, 1861.
J hereby certify that the foregoing laws
are correctly copied from those furnished by
the Secretary OF State,
N. RICHMOND. Auditor