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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07

Nor That KIND OF a GAIA gen.
tleman doing b usiness on Main-street
was presented with II beautiful kitten.
Yesterday couple of young ladies.
one ofthen named Julia, happened in
the store, aud Of course kitty, as kit.
Ten, and babies always do, came in for
au INN cusc quantity of endearmenI
AMI carcssrs
On Wy! what a sweet, darling iii
tie kitty. What ;s it. nam Z"
"!t has dot been chrjsteued yet'
"Ob. the dear littic Jhing! Do call il
Julia, won't yon!"
a shoii'd be'very happy TO so. > sad
ohr gallant triend-but al amt thu
kind If a cat."
Kitty was deposited on the floor in
a twinkIing, and a couple Of young
ladies were seen looking for a good
place to faint.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07

A chap was asked what kind of a
gal he preferred for a wifel lie re
piled; One that is not prodi.gal, but
frugal and true gal, and that would
suit his conju.gal taste.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07

OP When Aristotle was asked
what were the advantages Of learning,
he replied: at is an ornament to man
in prosperity, and'a refuge in adysr-
aify
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-02-07
Tuesday Jan. %.

Mr.. Jones Of the Senate, introduc.
ed resolutions proposingto amend the
Constitution, substituting for section
5, article 4, the following:
District Courts should be composed
OF two Judges ofthe Supreme Court
and shall be held in each county in
the State at leas! once in each year;
T ,Iai line South. h. 6g 6flqMpa inexpedisnt to
population and in every dspsrrlA
The American union. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1861-1861, 1861-07-11
TROOPS FOR THE WAR.

The following extract from the late ad-
mirable message Of President Lincoln, will
explain the manner ia which he proposes to
continue the war against the rebels:
at is now recommended that you give
the legal means for making this contest a
short and decisive one; that you place at
the control Of the government for the
work at least 100000 men and $400, GOO,
900. That number Of men is onc-tenth OF
th ose of proper ages, within tho regions
where, apparently, all are willing to engage;
and the sum is less than the twenty-third
part Of the money value owned by the men
who seem ready to devote the whole.
A debt Of six hundred millions OF dollars
now is less sum per head than was the
debt Of our revolution when We came out
Of that struggle; and the money value In
the conntry now bears even greater pro-
portion to what it was then than does the
population. Surely each man hasas strong
a motive now to preserve our Liberties as
each had then to establish them.
Alright result at this time will be worth
more to the world than ten times the men
and ten times the money. The evidence
reaching US from the country leaves no
doubt that the material for the work IS
abundant, and that it needs only the hand
Of the Executive to give it practical shape
and efficiency. Que Of the greatest per
plexities Of the government is to aTold re-
esiyiDg troops faster than it can provide tor
them. In a word, the people will serve
their government, if the government Itself
will do its part only iudifFerently well"
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R MAJOR GENERAL PATTERSON.
MART1NsBURG, VIRGINIA, JULY II, 1861

III. The Commanding General has assured
the citizens of protection, while peacefully fol
lowing their ordinary ayocations and no one
worthy of association with honorable men, will
disturb them. He relies upon the loyal men OF
his command, who arc here to assert the sup.
remaey of the laws of the country, to see 70 ssas
they are not violated with impunity BY Wretenes
who assume the garb Of the soldier enIy to DIS,
". All officers will be held responsible for
the enforcement Of these regulations, Wlsh'n
their respective commands.
By order Of MAJ. GEg. Patterson.
F.J. PORTER,
Assistant Adjutant GneraI'
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For tao American Union. /"
THE PATRIOTS CALL,
BIT 8. v. co. 3. I'd RECT, P. '.

Awake, arise, for liberty,
Uufurl your banners to the air
The God that made your fathers free
Will guard you with a jealous care.
The nation sounds the dread alarm
And shall our ensign trail in dust!
No, no, ye brave arm, freemen, arm,
Our strength is sure, our cause IS just
Awake, arise, search out the foe
And smite him quickly to the ground
The world and coming time shall know
That tyrants cannot here abound.
The tickle fruits Of Compromise
A vain and useless time have served;
Then brave the worst, awake, arise,
The Union "it must be preserved"
Awake. arise, no sluggard heart
Need join the hosts Of ireemen now
Earth's millionsinto being start
And leave the Office, loom and plough.
The nation sounds the dread alarm
And shall our ensign trail in dust ?
No, no, ye bravel arm, freemen arm,
Our strength is sure, our cause is JUST
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PROVOST GUARD.

Annexed we publish complsta list Of
the officers Of the Provost Guard at Mar
tinsburg, Va:
Provost Marshal, Maj. speir, 2Srd Regt; lss
Assistant, Capt, Hoffman, do; I'd Asst. Capt.
Betson; Sd Asst Capt. Gwyn; 9TH ASS. Capt
Waugh Lieuts. Wilson, Black, Wallace, Weed,
Brown Boggs, Hopper.
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HEALTH OF THE ARMY.-Iti is somewhat
remarkable that Notwithstanding the hard
marching our men have had to undergo, and
the extremely hot weather Of the past few
days, the health of the Army is excellent
less sickness prevailing in the different
Regiments then has been known at almost
any former period of their service. This
pro7es that the Army is made up of the
right kind of material, and that in the dis
charge Of duty SO noble as that in which
they are now engaged, hardships and pri-
ations can be endured without finching.
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Headquarters, Department Of
Pennsylvania
MART1NsBURG, Va, july s, 1861.
GENERAL ORDERS, |
No. 81.

I. The following articles Of war will be read
10 each command, and be posted in conspcu-
ions place in each camp and quarters. All
officers and good soldiers are required to check
with firm hand, any violation OF these regula-
tions, and to arrest and report the offenders
forthwith, in order that they may be brought to
nuuishment, and the good name of this army
and of the American people protected from
dishonor.
ARTICLE 40. "Any officer belonging to the
service of the United States, who by dScharging
of firearms, drawing Of swords, beating of
drums, or by anyother means whatsoever SHALL
occasion false alarms in camp, garrison, or
quarters, shall suffer death, or such other pun.
ishment as shall be ordered by the sentence OF
cour-martla ;,
ARTICLE 81. No officer or soldier shall do to
violence any person who brings provisions or
other necessaries to the camp, garrison, or
quarters of the forces Of the United States en-
ployed in any parts out Of the said States, upon
pain Of death, or such othSr punishment as
court-martial shall direct"
ARTICLE So. "Any officer or soldier who shall
misbehaye himself before the enemy, run away,
or shamefully abandon any fort, post or guard
which he or they may be commanded to defend,
or speak words inducing others TO do the like,
or shall cast away his arms and ammunition,
or who shall quit his pest or colors to plunder
and pillage, every such offender, being duly
convictedhereof, shall suffer death or such 9th.
er punishment as shall be ordered by the SON.
tence of general court.martial."
ARTICLE 81. "All officers and soldiers areto
behave themselves orderly in quarters and on
their march, and whoever shall commit any
waste or spoil, either in walks of trees, parks,
warrens, Gsh-ponds, houses, or gardens, corn
fields, incosure Of meadows, or shall malicious
" destroy any property whatsoever, belonging
TO the inhabitants of the United States, unless
by the order of the then Commander-in Chief
Of the armies Of the said States, shall (besides
such penalties as they arc liable to by aw,) be
punished according to the nature and degree of
the offence, by the judgment of regimental or
general court-martial."
ARTICLE sc. "Whosoever shall relieve the
enemy with money, victuals or ammunition, or
who shall knowingly harbor and protect an
enemy, shall suffer death, or such other punish
ment as shall be ordered by the sentence Of q
court-martial." e1g
ARTICLE 81. "Whosoever shall be convicted
Of holding correspondence with, or giving in.
telligence to, the enemy either directly OF indi-
rectly, shall suffer death or such other punish
ment as shall be ordered by the sentence Of
court-martial." t@ H a.a.u
IL. The names and officers Of all persons
engaged in plundering or wantonly destroying
property, and Of officers conniving at such dis
graceful practices, will, on detection, be publish
cd to the army and the country.
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Our TRoops.--T There are now with Gen.
P attorson's column some Of the finest volun-
seer Regiments ever mustered into the SER
vice of any country. They are splendidly
equipped, and their arms are Of the most
approved pattern. Such soldiers are in
vincible when battleing in cause SO holy
as that which has called them from their
ONES on this occasion.
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II will bc Furnished Military Companies
in quantities 81 l00or more At Is cts. per
copy. At retail the price will be ~ 90
tzrUsnal discount TO tho trade.
e7p0rders accompanied By tho Cash will
he promptly attended 70, and orders will be
filed in sequence ~ veceiyed.
Address HUTTON 4 rRELJGII.
Soethern publishing House, Memphis, Tenn
April 20, 1851.
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A IL he DEBTS dus the 1rm Of Bysrs
Z Harris ere aow nine and nuss be
settled " he Era Of August, By cash o.
nots, Of I Vill sus On I'll hat d not elosed
By hat tine. 1viil tsks State or Cesfsd.
ssats bosds = easA. The 10 the lest call,
- ". 8. HARRIS.
July I, 1851. s2l..d
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ExtensiWu Of lOue ana 0eauc.
0toW 81 Fare.

IN and after MONDAY, juno 3, 1861,
~ trains will run regularly TO HARDY
Station, within seven miles of Grensdn.
Stages nj regularly between Hardy Station
and Grensda. Fare through reduced 10
$3.50. r. uOU0DI.
jcs-tf General Superintendent.
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vstt cutting "A In ihaassnd. ths t,,ls..6
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appointed ~ hv Majesty, queen VIs,o,,..
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investigate, IN q scientific manner, H. =,
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heslth shich has always rhstsass,,sJ tLs
inhabitants " The scstllsh Highland. and
the esasss shieh Lad " sueh detI.,sLl,
results W The sane individuals vhen =,
posed 10 a change o, climate
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combination ~ hnfha and rpn,.l i,J,gn
hous 10 their na,iee hill. aud eIsn., which.
when combinad with oriental arams,le.'
was found 10 h. tho most supetlHt,ys ,o,ig
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which the world Of suffering humanity has
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sally said tbat Thu good tins had coma NJ
lust.
Hsstss svsssa ssssu
Equal ~ every emergency, the ovirins vcc,os
was handed over ~ y resrertahlc firm az
pharmaceutical chemists In Edinhuvrh, vko
have prepared II exclusively, till ia In,rs.
dnction iptc ths Southern Htnte- q shotttims
ago. And u may be- mentioned No q eouclu.
sivc proof n It's intrinsic mort, and superi
GRITTY over Nil other preparations ~ stomach
med'cisss, either In Europe or America,
TINT upwards Of
vssss .asGGss.v SEEK Ass
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SPECIALNNOTICE

R wv INtTs.
IL persons indebted to me arc request.
"A cd to call On Dol. N. y. Ward. who
has nv notes and accounts for collection
Ito Is instructed TO sue on all claims not
paid Immediately, a my family will need
The money during my absence In DC army.
JOHN NJ. SEiGLE.
Jnne ~, 1861. n2l.lm
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Al w 'he relief N saaariar han aalty"
, eest best rilis ~ NE Liver sses N
Tered 70 the pablo. mos, psaaeslsnablf
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These pills ara a speedy aud a certain
cure !or complaints arising from a dis.
eased N'dered liver, caused IN ntmos.
pher't maiarin. .,iri Intermittent. Remit.
ton, or Billions Fever or Nervous Ilcadsche
Sick or Periodical Headache. Chronic Cos.
','enes-. Los. d Appetite, L%ansuor, Din.
sincss Of tho Head. ~Jaundicc, SaIlow Com.
ple.'on. Tainted breath, Dyspepsia, Pains
y tho Back, Side or Breast. or all impuri.
tics o. tho blood and all arrangement Of
the Stomach.
FOR sale by Martin 4 Son, Pamela, and
Butts 4 Hunt, BatcsvillA
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Have placed my notes aud aecoun,. In
thu hands Of Col. N. \. Ward, who ID
fully authorized, TO collect and receipt for
tho sane, during my absence In The army.
Thomas v. Clarke, Esq.. has charge Of
my shop, and IL authorised 10 sell all nv
stock 81 bueeies on hnd.
All persons arc hereby warned against
taking or Destroying any 81 my lumber. In
and about my Carriage Factory, MS have
instructed Mr.. Clarke. TO prosecute in my
name nll such offenders.
FRED. LIEBOLD.
June -, 1861. nei.3m
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The attention n the southern public IL
called to the following medicines. pt~psrsd
and put up bya respectable firm il the city
Of Nashville.
THEY ARE WARRANTED
to do what We say they will do, IL directions
are followed.
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These Pills are no Yankee trick 10 he
palmed ~ ~ The cunhjins south. hu, are
prepared BY Dr. r. NJ clart. ~ Nashville.
= nsuve Iennessean. Testimonials N N.
highest character relative 10 their virtue
may be had In Nashville. We only ash =
'risl ~ Them. Price NJ ennis per bos.
Put up only VI thu Amhrosial OIl Mulicnl
Depot Of CLARK. Gregorv A Go. Nashville,
Tenn, TO whom orders mn.t be- addressed
On veceipi NJ the retail price. ~ cents,
.e vii send 70 any address by mail. Full
directions with each boz.
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-" GET THE BEST"
CLARK 4 pUllIlS AuIlOSIl OH
CLARK, Gvssssv Z Co., prspeielsvs
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minutes, Rhs.nssisn, Coughs, Neural.
ga, Colds. nsysipelss, Droschitis,
Dyspepsia, Cole. Cramps, In
damsd -, chronic sore
Eyes, sore Throat,
Csts, 1srss,
Braises,
svrains, Chsppsd
Hands, Piles, 0fssrs,
Diasrhra Bunioas. Corns
Frosted rest, Dssfssss, Old
q TIE =

Seess, Sore Breast, Ssvs Nipolss.
SesN Head, kise.vorm, Tslser, Susts
Bises, Spider Bite, Dog Bites, kss HIS,
SAs Usss1 u sAsssssSsA ~ ne Asues.
Fer sealds o. buns. h surss ssssashss
% horses, sore eyes % hosses, sessjps,
swinsey, poll evil, astula, eddie and bar.
nsss ssIls, lPssh vess1s o. s~wsllises, and
y ~ bsse Known vsns1y 70 apply 70 len.
Der footed horses iron 1~eus1oe-nks Q
The fest ssd battle well aboag ~ ltoe n
~ foot. Cores I'll e~sssssoss diseases %
nee o. bsost.
No . metjieiss go esss IN On sasss bat
- en- show non psoof 81 tks vivsus o.
AnDnootAL on.
In IL healing ~psoDsFsiss, iron vsspsusibls
msa, Who ars seeSs bsto9 bo1RAA, ikss sas
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oDr. r. NJ. CLARWsR
SU RE CURE AGUE Pills

NcxA1 CClY.
oDr. r. VI. CLARK's
SURE CURE AGUE PILLS.
These Pills will not only break nm n
case Of Chills and Fewer, but taken in CON.
ncction with the painless liver pills, will do
wha, other ague and fever remedies do NOT
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from the system. You need try them only
once.
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these remedies. Those who live in thu mi
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TO THE PLANTERS.
In the bottom lands Of the Missis,ippi.
Arkansas and Braxos, and Red River and
in all malnrious sections, by following tho
directions for. administering these Pills, will
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mittent and Remittent Yevers, that now
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and profits Of the crop, by sickness . death.
>@~-
ONE MILLION DOLLARS.
Goes North Tor quack patent medicines.
Throw yous Dutch and Yantec mineral
medicines "a the dogs, unless you wish 70
hill. andtry these.
Purely Vegetable and Southern remedies
prepared alooe BY Dr.. CLARK, a native Ten.
nessean, Who ~ . ian.larity with South.
ern diseases ~ tAsir treatment IN a
Southern slioaes.
- Cla1k's Sues CS9s A0Us Pins,
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-08-16
THE TELEGRAPH CABLE FROM FORTRESS
MONROE 10 FOX HILL.

good deal Of talk aud runor has been the taps for
the last few days around Fortress Monroe relative 10 the
discovery Of telegraph cable running from the fort TO
point beyond Fox Hill The circumstances attending the
discovery are as foIows;-on Sunday, the 4th inst,
private Ruch Of Company f. Twentieth regiment of New
York, was fishing in creek adjacent the fort, which
runs beyond Fox HIM. his line got entansled in what c
40 rst supposed TO be rope but upon raising the same
hc discovered to his surprise that II nothing less than
telegraph cable Of hc usual sort he at once reported
TO Lieut.. Rudolph Beutlor, officer OF his company
when several men were designated TO trace the cable
lis original starting place digent search traced The
speaking limo 10 the very walls Of the fort when further
search the part Of the ceased The line was fur
ther traced TO considerable point beyond Fox ii and
numerous members Of the Twentieth reghnen. found
pieces Of 1t lying around tbs adjacent ground Tn to the
present time the whole ar 60 be coudod in ys-
terry and lucid reason given for its around the fort
MAJOR Schnepf, Of the Twentieth he boat with
Lieut. Dentl.r at the time the cable was raised from the
river.