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Proclamation.

STATE OF S0UTI[ CAROLINA
EXECUTIVE DEraErME.T, July 6, lsGl.
A CC0RDISG to An Act Of tho Confederate
IA Congress, entitled "hn Ac. TO ru! into upc-
ration the Government under tEe permanent Cuu-
strutiou oi the Confederate ;taics ~ .imerica," I"
i, il required that onrh State Sl,ali vote Gil the
Grst Wednesday in Sovcinhor icX!. fnr President
and Vic. Presilen; Of lp CoafsGerags Stn!~s.
which officers aretu be iuangrrated Un tbs twenty
secorl nf February Bcxt. ana
WHEREAS tia existing law oc tho State pru-
ridcs tba. .he Electors fn. ITrEiitnt uGd Wee
Presiden; shall b, rpr"n;oi hy Tho Legislature,
and whcrsas, the Legislature Of this State will not
10 in regular session OF tho ti:nn prosc-ibed by
thr aforesaid .sc' f"r appointment nf Electors,
Therefore, he il known that ], I. W. PICK.
ENE, Governor in mud over tho State nf South
Csro!in", h;' virtue of the power vested ia mo hy
The Corsttnii'I,. am,ho:izincthY Guv.rnrr. an ra-
tTuurlilary occGsio:is 10 cvl.Snnr the General As.
scrn|ly do issue this, my PROCLAMATION,
calling upon and requesting The Scnmtar. and tho
members uf TIE House uf Representatives 10 con-
yene in Colr::nI;n - u The frst N0ulay IN Novcm
ber next ensuing. ,Eat !lcy msS ha present in The
House Of Representatives rn :hc said fret Wc,iur.-
dny in November, 10 alinint Elcrcrs nc pres:.
dent and Vice President Of tt;n Confederate StaS.s
"t America. in conformity wiih tic Act Of tie Coa
fulcrrtc Congress aforesaid.
As the rcr,naEc:I H"ycrnn.ont IS "a i.c cr-un-
xo,I, ap clcc:i"n will r rcqHrc &c tyn ;,":l;in,r
from this Sta and aIs", in all arohah;i;.. cou.
s;dor:n. = t,ecuiiar Slate Of the cncutry ntaer
" mat'crs will he aciel vm ut the .a,nu
- ~siun cF tho Legislature.
ii:rcn uiilcr my iaul AMI Tho zeal IS The s..tr
a:"rcsai'l. 1t Colrmbia. ti:;a t:;e sixth day o!
July, ii thr yemr ri t"r.f, r"s ti.nusaud
eight brnJrri ;;n'' siy:y-"r" nr'l ir the eighty.
sixth year Of the I:..!cnc',!"ncn IS rl,r stntr q:
South Carolina. j. VI. FlrkENE,
Isha,, II MAYS, SatrCinr7 os Staro.
July IL, lSGl. tr!In. oS.
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BLISS
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY

1T Is custamrry n"w-a-tiays for the prnprie.ors
Il an,i p-opelers of patont medicines 20 array
before the public eye in the mast Sl""ins collars.
account. uf GrncuI"us cures, aud at the samr
time complain Of the poverty of tho English Ian
guase as being inadequate Ia convey ideas that
would do justice to their medical prepa- ations.
Now the proprietor Of the aboTe-named prerara-
ton don't intend to pursue any suc' course, but
will be content TO say, cSndidly, 10 the people.
what his preparation hGs done and will do. The
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY needs such prnrping
ND hy arv snch cunningly deYisod fables. BLISS
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY is the only reliable pro-
par ,tnn now hefure the people iur ALL DIS
EASES OF TIE STOMACH, and those other
dise;,s.s that have their origin in disease Of that
organ. It hrs a3sin and again cured when all
other rrerar1.i"ns have failed. It's mcrits have
berr. d;s"as,,,l ty ph?s;cisn' n counsel Il has
often been nrc.iudSed aud thrown aside hy ply
Sci,ns and conrqncd TO :be toa,G OF 4uack hutu-
bu.. and alers art- restored TO moro congeaial
cline On term Hrma, 70 lie administered to their
worn-uut and exhaust 4 na:icnts. aud with The
MOST PERFECT SUCCESS. 1t hs. been tes.cd
ami recommended by the most uiucnt physicians
Of the country, and one and I'll wEo bGro thor
ouxhly tcstni i: In good faith. a-a unan:,nnns in
IT. praias. It will CifRE THE WORST FORMS Of
CT q
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fools were once poor. Good fortune has
given them abundance. Their children
will go through an 'inexhaustiblc fortune
and in;" the poor house. Parents, vo'l
are responsible for lLi:; f;,liv. Sci Your
sons a,Il daughters 70 work, ard i,t them
know lat only in usefulness thcrc IL hoau!
and prosperity.
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State Of South Carolina,
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT
u CU.N.H0.H HLE4,N

Nv CC-fshC-f FLEAS.
SEaEnEAs, an inquest Of E.chcat hath been
w returned 20 thiS Office, whereby, il appears
.t Charles MeGrcsor, late Of d,:afeld lis
cict, Tko VAS born III Dunbartn,. Scotland. al d
led on ;he twcnty-iirst day g: Siay, in the year
Il our Lord one ttcutald eight hundred and fit.
even, w.s seized and possessed, 1T tl.c :mc OF i $
'cr'h, OF Lat Of LAND, containing enc h.if
,Gre. irore or less situate, lying and being in ii
arfor"ts !iiii!: If Edscicld Village, buunlrd n
lie Sarih BY L"t o"nsd by Rev. p y. LyucI
tho East by Lots Owned hy Thomas ?. Glagraih
i! George ". Landrum. and th. Public Street
,rdins from the Cont Ilou>c 10 po1lsr>yine, On
. Sort: by lot Owned by james \. I,ozicr
nj on thn Vest b. Pub'ic str"ct nn,cdia,ely in
e rear" "s ha Court House, asi lets ow: ed by
:liism J. Ready, f. j.. Smith aud Rev. +. n.
.yncu; "i:hcut ha; Ing iu his lifetime made any
!srasiiipa thereof, arr. ~iti'v,t leaving any per-
IN who can legally claim Tie same. No.v in
'ns.lan"" uf the directions nt tho Act Of Asscr-
y, III such case r:#dc and provided, the fiei,s of
&c s":': Charles lic;;regGr. UT otilcrr claiming
':ler riu ii M? there DC, are hereby required to
pHenr ;:n" make claim within eighteen months
an .he date hereof.
Witness lry tarG at Eigclicld Court House, this
'as;h day uf april, \. u. 1859.
1'HOS. G.. BACON, c.c.r.
April II, 1859 If IA
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= : = . So -

\ Fgvs LAWYER Alexander Ham.
i':,n Was onee an2:i'"! - II: :. counsel by
!. aaa having 'i'. guardianship oi several
~ ..li::as. VII: w":i!i. on cnn,irg of a.c.
.,,;l"y,i Ia q large ai:'' .n!ra',:t c.>tat" OF
', l.. i ii:r. va: H';':s:i;.! ,'!,.i in t:le
t!.s!o ;;::e,iS know "i':. Ia ii..:. gg;ar,iian,
', ~ ~;.G.&:.: - g:l IN. estate r.5.n,! in
l.@.eit iiIaliison Gptrt duMu The faith.
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4
Setting Up and iEo,:n.

7t,t1jt u A'"s -"
a ctas: ...eo tij <: rau;en's ;es#.
81 Mile ,::s!aS i.cm l,s scat, -. ,ne"a
s To set up for wl,."
!iEf !A.h !" euotL tho dean, if TINT be true.
81 1ac very beat thing you eau DO
III Is d"wu again 20 sii.'
81 Too mary, i;:sc .h.; wou'% y, viz,
81 s.: U? for VIA: they &re not Ar,
II AID slgavs !e-c :L9ir aim;
4 s.. u? g. vision, wy&..h. srn""n.
-, :n.i .hs ;':..o rs .&ti;r:: dow.
! Wi,h p,.:':y aai -h'me.
! ,ai:;dl;us ::.r.nsr ,Links he can
sci up to Le a ssu.lcmsa,
And then sit dymu coutcn;;
Bu. after mary trrn and tS:s;,
Is Ret down on the ..anier ls.
~ fool, rot wo..h = c.G:.
aaa farmers wives and daughters ia:s
s.sup With silks and hcnue:s ralc.
20 lo"k most vond,ous "inairs.
Jacy ti: urcn s'i?Ie-y .'a"a.
Till iaaisear:., With :-oa i.ar':
upspts iuc:r undtrpinain:;.
s,;na .;.y /; lies. too. wars" gear
"a. .4..i;i. ! III i, ,se:- i:"st'sa;;a dear.
Se:up :" i..a,; III. t'a:
..:..,i: .:,sy .: aizh On ;.>';:"n'- -s.',
-. ...y.:;,, " r:,vy.,s. alb:i:
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p.MS 'iiEvriI.--Solnc one who seems
to ,,llcr,!"'i'; ,hc suhircl, describes ;i,,,
c.ilt;t,:nM 81 young :5e:lilr!nriG and l;t-
die" of ;!lr wuu;,i.be fashionable sort,
which tcn.ls on V to mental weakness and
physical decay, as t''ilows:
~ yGuug gcntIenan-a smooth faced
stripl,ig-wilh !itt!e hrsedins and less
srrsr, r!pe!!s FAST, and believes; himself
a nre youn. man lie cl.ews a'Ul smokes
tobacco, s,srnls gn!ltrnily. coaScs ernh:jo
inpcria:.; "ilh i'rar's greass, twiris g
rattan. s,,"nd, his fathers muncy, rides
i.,s; hnrs;.s-un horseback and in suteys
-donbI" and sing'r-tlrinks Caawba,
cur &c: the :,iauc lnw and Alr's with Young
;..,iiic<. l:...t'ivsls Of vil:cil are just ike
i,l;.a,;;i.. t:.oysh Ola diiisrear grld.r. an;i
thiS IS H.: fashionable eaucdliin OF our
day. The fathers aud mothvrs Of these
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State CT South Carolina.
Z , & j! T + I'D DISTRICT,
~ t,y:s,J,,S pyL.,v

~ ' '7.'' - V'-' 7 7.J..E.>
r BROOKS. vi" is in cus:c,i% ci Tie ShcriE
e2s pf i%i~r:e'i District, hy virtue Of writ Of
'','.'s q" "fi, ,cc:'1ri '''c s,iit rf If.mmord
Lark. tat;n: ficd in my GIiicc, together witt,
Schedule. on cath. Of a;s esta,c AMI effects his
rs'''s" =" ne I"''st u o"n'n"'' Fien' praying
General Assioh! niada for Tho relief :rsclytnt
tlHh"r:. II i. ordered. Tlal The s:,;.' anpond
Lark aud al the creditor: Ia ri.rm iLc said ].
C. Ern"?Ss is in AM vic indebted lc, and ;ley are
':erchy summoned. AID ha, ra:ice tu srI ear, be.
fore tlr said Court at ,::iceGe!'; Court Honsr. ON
tac seventh day "f G.'tohcr next TO show cause, If
any they can why the rrn.er Of the petition afore-
sGil, shonld not BE- granted.
S.HAERIS0N. S. c.c.p.
CLERKS Oficr, June 2':th 1851. 3m 26.
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BIacksnaiJh!s5ng
I PsA Y
tiy2!

sTAV1NG a.en thrown ont Of employment
Ill the hardness "f lie .i;:r+. AIN; wishing TO
su,,,mr. my,cl! ani family by my labour, have
to do AZ kinds "f EIACKSMITlIlNG, pnrti,u-
lury repairing EnT:;iei and cH'rracrs (in Ir"n)
with ,'lantatinn wors. Horse Silnci:lc. &C. All
nurx L:ungLt tp .ic Sl"i' will he promptly at
;en''et! -. JOHN MALbf.
juno 10 e %
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I'nr BReRES rcsLr-iou have read
in the history OF tina, hero, who. when an
overwhelming force WAS in iu!l pursuit,
an,i al! his followers were urging him to
more rapid light. cooliy dismoun'ed to
r..psir u flaw in his horses harness. While
busted with the broken buckle the dis
tant cloud swept down in nesre. thunder;
bus just as tlc prancing hoofs and eager
spears were ready to dasi, upon him, the
aaw was lnendcd, and like u swooping
falcon he soon vanished from their view.
The broken buckle would have left him
on the field, a dislnounted aud ingloriors
prisoner; tho timely delay sent him back
10 his bustling comrades. Ths,cs is in life
the SAME luckless prccipitanc.y, and the
sanc profitable delay. Tic man who,
iru,n his i,raycrl,., awaking. bnunces into
th" business Of ;h,' day, however good his
r;:',:;s sad great lis diligence, is on'y
ysi!oping upon ste"d l:arans<cd wi!h Il
broken i.rckir. a'd Must not marvel if.
in lis !in;ty%t haste ana most hazardous
lean. ha be let; ingior,ousy in tile dust
aid ;E,h;.i: i! nay oH..i,irlla little delay
!,.!;,r,.;l;,'Gd his n"i; ;ghbpr l.; wi>rr who sets
I'll in o,rl.." h"i',re the march begins.
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FOR THE HAIR.

lfenatrcc. Inimi,ahlc HAIR 4 RtSTcRhTIVE; /;
Mra 8. A. Aliens Worlds Hair EEST0RER
snG Hnlr DRESSING;
Phulon's Improved htosic Hair DYE;
DurnCtt'1 CCCAINE;
Phalor'a C0CINE, FoMApE and Hair OIL, all
excellent fer giving tho Ilsis lively and s!issy
nrpcarnncc.
T5e Indies are solicited to give tho above as
ivrtDeHt Tn 4Shr.Lla!i.n.
{. VI & J. B. H1DGEa.
0e;la Ii -
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State Of South Carolina,
I:.nGETiEi.D DISTRICT.

~ cuE.IGN PLEAS.
gFNiLLM.tNS $. Hi;E$0N. wiiu is in ,lr CUSTODY
( q; :hc She.ii: "i .lsetiri,: Dis;ricr. nv yir,rs
d writ OF C"y;,s n S"f:cinci,ndr,.. n, TIE suit
1F s:tt- Roll. karinc Glrd IN "a; .i &c. trsc.hcr
wi,h :;cssiUic. cath, at his e. t,re ard ctc:s
ii. petition l., TIE C"a. of Cclnnlom Please. rray
i,@ Ma. he ;aay l.c admitted in Tic Lerctit Of .le
i"s "t ;:c ticariai ..ssrIah'y made tur he relief
:i',::srnt Gc5:nrs. Ii : r:tertl. : a &c sud
Lathe. Roll, :r'' all ":!"r Ike cre,it"rs to ~ ho-,
he said iiin: :. iIE.!s0n i: il aywisc iG,!cb,cd
&c, and thry are hrir,s snmucru .Ed h.ye no.
to- appear. before !c said Cor,t at Et!., &c id
,'onr: House, On lie seventh day Of Oc,rr ext,
si"w can.-. II :Ey ;!.cy ran. why the y.a,.r OF
tie petition aiurcs':i, sL"u,; rot hr g..,tca.
5. HARRISON, Ger.
Clerks oc:re, .Tanc li;h 1861. ", .c
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FIN e. PIANOS.
MUSIC sc &c

MUSIC, &C., &c.
rHNIiE subscriber, after returning thanks to their
d friends in EigeGeld and adjoining Distric,s,
!"r their liberal patronage during ihe last ten ycale
would inform them that they s:il continue to keep
u hand large assortment Of
PLANO FoRTEs
from the celebrated manufactures of Raven Earou
y Co., Hazelton Erus., Snd a. H. Gale & Co., New
iork, for whom they arc sole Agcnts These Ir-
s'ruments having already won such tar-fan.cd c.
ehrt It Is only necessary for us to repea, that fer
strength, durability and fush, together with por.r,
fGfn. eEcefness end soJnrss o. tonr they cha.c,ge
competition. Persons wanting q Sunericr piaio
Sorc. wo do much better to cul! and select fir, IN
Large assortment, than iS dealing with Pe6l,rs
ad aS.itr ni Inferior makers, where they have NO
'hoicc and haro oitel to pay higher prices for in
erI"r lnstruments, than ine cnes Of Superior
nakc.s can 10 bought Tor.
Every rian" Forte sold hy US lie warranted in
very respect so the purchaser runs 70 ri.l what.
veg. PrTsors ordering from distance FROM us
nm fcIend upon getting GOOD ARTICLE, az
e mike it poGt to Keep guoLs OF the beat quality
tnd such rs We can recommend and warrant in
very respect. Their
STOCK OF MUSIC
very large, and they are constantly receiving all
.'ew pieces as they are published.
GUITAR and VIOLIN STRINGS
i thc the best quality always on hand. They
."ul'i also call attention to their large stock Of
sciieGi and Miscellaneous Books,
STATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS,
nd other articles. Also, always on hand the lare.
st assortment in the State, Of
GUITARS, Acc0RDE0Ns, VI0LINs,
!LCPES FLAGE0LETs, VIOLIN BOWs,
&C., and every article of Musical Merchandise.
carhart'sand Sccdbam's and Prince'a celebrated
,iEL0DEONS.
Accordeons and Tiolins Repaired in the
est llanncr
AL Of tho abovL articles sold at low prices for
ASH or City acceptances By
GEO. 4. OATES & BROTHER,
BROID-SE, An3usto, Ga.,
BetTeen Unile,t States AID Globe Hotcla.1
April Z, 1858, ts l3
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lie PREVAILING DIs&AsE.-1he f1lo"
in. arc said To i,r most rlirctual rtmelie
10. he cars:ot diarrhoca:
|. Rice. toasted ill black, then 10 be
cooked will mil: or watcr, and seasoned
with salt and sugar and dnutlneg, and eaten
teacupful At time.
?. The best powdered rhubarb, to be
toasted till dark brown, or black. then
Iinsi, pulvtrizej ana from five to ,",!
g'aius rubbed up first with q little water
to Hc added, and this dose To be taken
two or three times dag. Very often a
gle dose IS sufficient.
y correspondent adds:
From many years knowledge and use
ni',':es:. simple ana ,t'tctral. but ilnox.
ions remedies. can confidently recon-
mead then, as tLe speclicAt and safest III
the Whole nnaicria uedca for ail simple
f,rms o.s G;arIi;tra; a,;d while am wri.
ting, permit III" 10 add, that the rhuharb
thus prepared, and used in small quantity,
Just sufficient 10 show its dark color in
the discharges, will arrest and cure nino:y
per cent. Of these protracted and trouble
.on,e attacks among chlldrel of summer
colnriaint, called cholera int;ulrul.H
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
A DamnnbIa Record.

We commence, this week, series Of
editorials in which we will give the pO,
sitions Of Mr.. Lincoln and his friends
upon the question of slavery as it ex-
lists in the Union. II 10 of the most
revolutionary and rebelliOus character.
We intend to have it as record svi,
dEnSe. Not ons word of it but is
true, and here allow US to say to the
readers of the Democrat that we
vouch for its TRUTH, and invite a con-
tradiction with proof. Nothing but
truth shall appear in our columns, if
we know it, and our columns are at
all times open for any gentleman to
set himself right if we do him injus-
tice, or miSrepresent. In the record
above referred to We give you time,
place and words-if false, of course
the proof of falsity can be easily pro-
cured.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
Wise Men.

Two hundred and ssventy.three
Bank Presidents and other very pro-
ment men ofNew York, in the Daily
Times, signed the following reso.
luton calling on the business men OF
of the country, to vote for Lincoln, in
which they declared:
"Whatever may be onr individual
political procliEites, it is claar to all
men that Mr.. Lincoln alone has any
chance of being chosen President by
the people. 1.-The does not get the
vote of this State, the election must be
made by Congress. The only soay
then, to forestaU a ,ointer of disaster,
and TO secure political and commer.
cial tranquility, is to give the Htt.t
aid that is aOW needed TO insure hi,
success.
What wonderful wise prophets
those business men were, we now
have an opportunity Of Judging under
these glorious Lincoln times. Will
these men learn to judge OF the future
from the pasta Will our Republican
friends of Vinton learn the same les.
son by the sad experience that we are
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10

now passing tbrougbl And will some
ofthe leaders of the party in ViniOu
give us a reason, why the manufac tor,
ing, Commercial, and Laboring inter,
eSts of the country are so completely
Frustrated, it is not from a failure in
crops Ofgrain of every kind, nor cot.
ton, nor sugar. Let Us have an an.
swer the people want your reasons.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
SunasnnrK OF News.

Ono DIsGRAoED Gov. DennisOn,
in his message, tolls the Legislature
ofOhio that he has got our State into
the Supreme Court of the U. S., and
that stealing negro is NO CRIME un-
der the Constitution, and says all our
trouble is ir consequence Of the slave
propagandists being defeated ut the
late election, and recommends mod
ifcation OF those parts of the Fugitive.
slave Law that is insulting to the
North, and recommends The repeal ol
all laws which JUSTLY contraveue
Southern rights. This maFes Coy.
Dennison's record as black as the
Devil wants it to be. We will pub.
lish message next week.
Gov. Jackson, Of Missouri, has sent
to the Legislature his Inaugural. He
takes strong ground for the Union, as
long as there is auy hope to secure the
rights Of the South.
Gov. Blair, of Michigan, takes the
ground that it would humiliate the
State to repeal the personal liberty
laws, aHd says they don't interfere
with the Fugitive Slave law. So he
belongs to tile abolition wing OF the
Republicans.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
Report OF Gen. HarRey Relative
10 MOntgomery's Kansas Raid-What
is done With the Fnnd sent to Kansas


Report OF Gen. Harvey Relative
10 tgOmery's Kansas Raid-What
is done with the Fnnd sent to Kansas
&c.
Below is the official report Of Brig.
Gen. Harvey as to that officers move.
ments IN Kansas. About week ago
we noticed that the Gin. Gazette pub
lished a dispatch that Gen. Harney
said sit was all a id farce" Why
is it that these Republican papers can.
not tell the t.uth about any thingl-
Such papers should be discountsnanc-
ed by every respectable man:
The following dispatch from Gen.
Harney was received by the Secretary
Of War OH the Goth ult.:
HEADQUARTERS DEP. OF THE WEsT,l
ST. Louis, No., Dec. IT, 1880
SIR have the honor to report for
the information Of the War Depart.
melt, that rs soon as the civil autho,i-
ties could procure writs for the appre-
hension of Montgomery and others of
his band, ordered Captain 3arry's
command, two companies of artillery
mounted as cavalry, to proceed with
the United States Deputy Marshal
Campbell to Mound City, where the
band was though to be, to make the
arrests. This was on the 9Th of the
month, the command from Fort Ri.
ley having arrived there the day be-
fore.
On the arrival Of the Marshal, he
proceeded at once to search for the Of
tenders, but they were no where to be
found. Supported by a company OF
dragons, under Captain Steele, he
continued to search until late hour
Of the night, but every place was
fonnd deserted. The next morning he
visited the house OF Montgomery, and
found only four women and son of
Montgomery. The house, known as
Montgomery's Fort, is double house
built Of heavy logs, the roof Of one
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
Movement OF Troops.
LEANgNwoRTH, Sat, Jan. 5.

LEANhNWONIH, O"r', U"u' o.
Arrangements have been made
with the raiEod company to transport
all the available force at Fort Leayen.
worth, consisting oftwo companies of
light artillery, comprising two hum
dred and twenty-five men ard one
hundred and thirty horses, to Fort Nc
Henry. near Baltimore. They will
leave on Monday morning.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10

Asaph Kinfield,s Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given tlat G. W. Jackson,
~ Administrator of the estate of Asaph Kin.
field, deceased, has filed in the Probate Court Of
Vint County, Ohio. his accounts and vouchers
for inspection and partial settlement. and that
the same will be passed upon by said Court on
the first day Of February. 1881.
B. P. HEWITT, Prob. Judge.
January 10, lS6l.-2l'3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
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For the Macarthur Democrat.
messi,ge Ia the Governor and Leg
LSInIure Of Ohio.

FELLOW CITIZENS :--Wishing tc
save the effusion OF finnocent blood in
this Union, as many are right on the
north side Of slavery States, as well as
in those States, and should the matter
come to that awful crisis, those who
wish all things right might be slain
with those who are guilty. Now. in
order to AVOID so unjust and dire O
calamity, | propose to maet Mr.. Yam.
ey at any point in Virginia, or at Nj a,
son City, or POmoroy, midway Oh the
Ohio, in order to compromise, or make
some arrangement to save those who
are not to blame. l am ready and
willing to take the Bible in one hand
and pistols in the other and make
proper stipulations and give all guar
antses except as to Abolition wrongs.
JNO. CLEYWELL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
Sarah Browns Estnte.

NOTICE is hereby given that George Brown,
~ Administrator OF The estate ofSarah Brown,
deceased has this day filed in the Probate Court
of Vinton County, Ohio, hisaecounts and vouch-
ers for inspection and final settlement, and tie
same will be passed upon by said Court on tho
9th day ofFebruary A. D. 1881,
j. P. HEWITT, Prob. Judge,
January S, lssl-2rsw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
Settlement by Guardian.

NOTICE is hereby given that that Miberry
~ Jolly, Guardian of John W. RAINY james II.
Rainy Eleanor Z. Rainy and Latecia RAINY mi.
nor heirs of John Rtmy, deceased. has fled in
the Probate Court OF Vinton County. Ohio, her
accounts for inspection and final settlement, und
that the same will be parsed upon by said Court
on che lst day of February, 1861.
B. p. HEWITT, Probate Judge.
January 10, 1851 l.-2l'3W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
Elijah Browns Estate,

MOTT CE is hereby given that Elizabeth Brown
~ Admit stratrx Of Elijah Brown. deceased, +,
has led her accounts and vouchers in the Pro-
bate Court Vinton County. Ohio. for orinspection
and inu settlement and that the same , i'll be
passed upon Ly said Court ON the LIST Cay ofFeb-
ruary, 1881. B. P. HEWITT, Prob. Judge.
January 10, lS6l.-2l'3W.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10
Ntlu Advertisements.
SettIement nY Guardian.
Brig, Gen. comd'g.

NOTICE is hereby given that Henry Cozad,
~ Guardian of Britain B. Fry, Lucretia Fry
and Henry V. Fry, minor heirs OF Henry Fry de
ceased and of Perry Hidebaughl minor son Of
Henry IIidlebaugh deceased has filed in the Pro-
bate Court of tho County Of Vipton bis accounts
and vouchers for inspection and final settlement,
Court on the I'd day Of February, 1861.
4 p HEWITT, Prob. Judge.
January 10, lS6l.-g l'3W,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-01-10

The steamer Star Of the Vest was
chartered by the order of General
Scott. She took full provisions Tor
Major Anderson and two hundred and
fifty men, under Lient. Bartlett. She
will be at Charleston tomorrow eve.