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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
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"LIST OF TnE KILLED."

Mothers who sit IN dumb terror ard dread
Holding that terribl list,
Fearingto look lest you see mi the dead
Tho name of the boy you have kissed
Kissed enc as those in angtish aud plin,
Kissed precious faces lftlay-
Enc as you would, had you ohudderiqg LAIN
That 1ear one in grave-robes away.
lpity you, sitting with faces so white,
Striving to parry the blow:
know how that name will torture your sight
Can fathom the depth ofyour woe.
By the pang that rent my desc late heart;
BY this crushing weight of lespair;
know row you, too will snudder and start,
Reading that dear name there.
| know that you II hush that passionate cry
Thinking fhim as he lies
With beautiful face upturned to the sky
Death yelling the glorious eyes.
"Fighting he fell" Does feeling Of priIe
Tighten your grief as you think, [side-
How brave was the boy that went from your
HOw he would not falter or shrink
weak
The mothers 1--we triumphs. Men call women
All we'll perhaps tits so
know there Ge tears e'h now on my cheek
. For the boy that's lying so low.
know that start at each stop on the stair,l
With wistful glance tui toward the door,
Thinking, percsnce, that my darling is there
Peace, heart, he can come never moro
Butstill there's thuoght that softens my woe
Above there iss glorious list:
And ono day III hear with rapturous glow,
The name Of the boy have kissed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
mist&llan&Ous
Tic Rattie OF Seven Pines

Correspondence ofthe New York Tribune.
SAvAeE's STATION, York RIvERl
AND RICHMOND II. r., May 81, 1925
At one o'clock this afternoon a
musketry fire in front of the left wing
and upon Casey's Division told us
that the enemy had commenced the
fight, which policy and necessity had
suspended on our. part. The storm
last night was the most furious fall OF
rain and explosion Of lightning | ever
saw. Not regiment, not q compa-
ny; scarcely an officer was exempt
from its chilling effects. The rebels
seized upon it as an element Of mill
tary advantage, and, having fully pre-.
pared themselves, fell suddenly on
our pickets, scattered them inward
and held Casey's division in actual
battle, while their pots and kettles
were yet on the fires, and many of the
men were drying their clothes. lean
not tell in the confusion, which now
reigns supreme, how the small earth
work and the rifle pit at the f:on were
so quickly taken out Of our possession.
The number aud the quantity Of the
guns in the fort am ignorant off,
But pits, fort, and guns, whether siege
or field, changed owners suddenly.
Now | face the first truth in the his.
tory Of the Union disgrace at the Sow.
eli Pines--and | shall not dodge it.
The important place Of danger, the
front, was committed to q General
whose division, composed Of raw
troops, marched down Fourteenth
street, in Washington, in the last week
in February, 10000 strong--and Las
been 80 neglected and so allowed
to go undisciplined, that 1000 of
them could not by any possibility have
been gathered together this morning
"A division so left to itself, to luck
and the devil, that it lost, literally lost,
700 men and upward since it left Will,
liamsburg--a division whose com.
mander has long been suspicious as
seatching miles ahead of his marching
columns, for comfortable quarters. =
Upon this division, ont Of place in
front, the shock of the battle fell land
knocked it into disorder and ruin fas
ter than conserved it possible for An
glo-Saxon troops to be moved By any
power less than Gods tlunderbolts.
Oh, how much | have learned to-day,
and how much | have unlearned!
Gen. Peck's military family were
at their rice and coffee in the open
air at a quartor before one o'clock III
the afternoon. The unmistakable
rattle of musketry fred by companies
and by column in front brought the
grad uate of every battlefield in Mex.
leo to his feet. He mounted instant.
ly and ordered his brigade underarms,
In the short space OF time consumed
by me in rolling up my blankets and
overcoat, and saddling restless horse
and riding twenty rods toward the
'front.' not twenty minutes-the cur.
rent of ofstraggling and skulking had
,ully set in, and was sweeping in J
great shameful flow down the Viii
liamsburgh road. 1t was the mosI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA,

For the Relief of the Sick and Dis.
tressed, afflicted with Virulent and
Chronic diseases, and especially
for the cure of diseases Of the Sex.
ual Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act
III ing Surgeon.
Valuable Reports on spermatorrhea, or Sex
ual Weakness, and other diseases of the Sexual
Organs, and on the NEW REMEDIES employ
ed in the Dispensary, sent to the afflicted In
sealed letter envelopes, free ofchaige. Two OF
three stamps for postage will be acceptable.
Address, DIR. j. SKILLIN H0UGHTON
Acting Surgeon, Howard association, No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
February 9Th, 8s6l-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
McArfhur Mausc.

THE undersigned, having leased the above
i Hotel, and having renovated itfrom celia
to garret, is now prepared to accommodate tn
public in manner which he hopes will be en-
tirely satisfactorily to all who may favor hi
with their patronage. Terms to suit the times
He invites alto give him call. dcc19 IT,
FrG J. NJ. NJ. McVEY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
Public Sale by ASsignees.

NJ Office is hereby given that the personal
~ property of David White consisting of
Horses, Cows, Coils, young Cattle two horse
Wagon pows, hoes, wheat growing in the
ground, a lot of farming utensils and other
property, assigned by said David White to
Owens P. Clark and Joshua j. Speakman for
the benefit of the creditors of said White will
be sold ut public auction at the residence Of
said David W hitc in Eagle township, vinton
Co., o., on the 80th day Of May, A. D. 1862,
commencing alto O'Clock A. NJ, of said day
Terms of sale will be: All sums Oe $500 and
under, Cash in hand; on all sums over $500
six months credit will be given ifnotos and ar
proved security are given prior to removing
the property. OWENS T. CLARK and
JOSHUA j. SPEAKMAN.
May 1st-4w. Assignees ofDavid White.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
no Young MARRIED FOlks

=. Z. P. BOTHWELL, Macarthur, for tn
sum ofeighteen dollars cash, will furne!
Que Bureau, one Bedstead, one Breakfuss
table, one light Stand and one set Of Chairs
, A complete outfit Of Furniture, and all war
Tanted. .s-,
March 18th, 62-tf,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
LOOK HERE LADIES!
BROWNS SUSPENSION WAIST
Aud Improved Skirt supporter.
PATENTED DEC. 90, 1859.
HRS. SARAH D. KING,
Agent, Macarthur, o.
FOR V1NTON COUNTY,
FOR VINToN COUNTY,

WOULD say to Ladies who value
w HEALTH COMFORT, BEAUTY
and FASHION, are most respectfully SOL
icited to examine this valuable article oI
wearing apparel
1t combines the CORSET, SHOULDER
BRACE, SKIRT SUPPORTER aud AN.
Ti-LACER, in one beautiful article. 1t sup.
ports the weight of the Clothing from the
Shoulders adds beauty 10 tie form, Pre-
series Health, PreUentS many of the diseases
tuc d'nt 10 The present mode Of lOearing the
,StirtS, and giues perfect ease to the psarer.
The most fashionable LADIES' in both city
and country wear them,an every one speaks
in the highest terms Of praise for them wher-
ever they have been introduced. They are
fast coming intOuse all over the country and
every one vino has worn them cannot be
induced to 60 without them. Try them you
will not regret it,
SARAH d. KING.
April l7lh, 1862 If.
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Clinton House.

NORNER OF Walnut and Water Street., o.,
" Uhllicothe, Ohio. j. Ii. Robins iiii
rietor
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
M'ARTHUR SALOON ROOMS
Bake House and Oven
FOR RENT

The undersigned wishes to rent the above sa-
loon rooms, Bake House and Oven, lately oocu-
pied by W. A. Johnston. first door east of the
Court House. The stand is the best in McArth-
ur, apply to E. A. BRATT0N.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19

Riggs House.

ID MONTGo merry d. SON Propri- - -
n etors Front ST., Portsmouth. siii
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Ii o I Z l. :
IIcIhrie House,

TAMES WATSON, Proprietor, Third t;ss1A n,
y Street, near Mali, Cincinnati, Ohio, xii
One Dollar per day. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
"a. e.. Moore,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, Allonsyile,
l. Oboio, Cfiers his professional services to
0ltiz,ns OF Allensyi II and vicinity.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19

X ROCERIEs AND PROVISIONS, 70, Froi
VI Sire ct Portsmouth, Ohio
June, 80 1859.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
WIN. Poland,

VXTHoLEsALE GROCER, Wines, Liquor:
w Teas, Tobacco and Cigars. Water ~
Corner alley between Paint and Walnut, Chill
licothc, Ohio
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II. "A. BraIiOn,
John TiIIOW,

A TToRNEY AT Law, Macarthur, o., will
n practice in Vihton and adjoining counties
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
SAvAeE's STATION, Sundayl
Morning-74 o'clock. !

While waiting to make up from
the surgeons memoranda a list of the
killed and wounded in the battle oI
the Seven Pines, | listen to tue furi.
ous musketry which this morning re.
news the fight upon the ground where
the combatants separated last nigat.
1t is about a mile off only, and the
white smoks rising through the dark
pines and oaks marks accurately the
altar on which slavery and rebellion
are making choicest sacrifice to the
demon Of war. Of the laundering
roaring vollcys, like that which ! de-
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1862-07-03
snnrHERN NEWS.

CAlhO, July 4
The Grenada Appeal of the 9th says
every preparation that military science
could suggest has been made at yicksburg,
and that the city will be defended to the
last.
A special dispatch to the Appeal, dated
Vicksburg, 9th, says Porter's mortar feet
opened on the lower batteries at 4 o'clock
yesterday afternoon and ceased at seven
The bOmbardment recommended at half
past FIVE this morning. Our batteries re-
piled with but few shot Our loss is three
killed and three wounded this morning
It is reported that the Federals are landing
troops at Warrenton, but have no knowl-
edge of the truth Of this report. 1t cores
ponds, however with their previous move
ments.
At o'clock to-day II transports came
up above the gunboats and landed troops
at Brown & JOhnson's place, on the Louis
lana shore. From the number Of trans
ports engaged they must have landed a
large force.
Col. Fitch having been much annoyed
by guerillas in the vicinity Of White river,
arrested and retains several prominent
citizens as hostages.
]. B. DeBOw, agent for the Confederate
Produce Loan, informs the planters Of
louisiana and Mississippi that those de
string to subscribe their crops can do so al
fair valuation for eight per cent. in Con
fed crate bonds.
The steamer Atlantic arrived at Cairo
tonight with thirteen hundred of Prentiss
Brigade, who have been paroled.
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To THE PUBLIC Generally " Composition
is the life of trade, but when merchant
steals his competitors number to deceive his
customers, We can call it nothing less than
an unprincipled act. No business man will
do it. J. Black, whose number is l96, has
on his bulletin board our number, 100, and
thinks by so doing he can draw our custom
ers into his store. Now, we are prepared to
sell Boots and Shoes of all kinds, so per cent
cheaper than the stre l06, and we warn our
customers not to be deceived by false num-
bcrs, but be sure you find the Original Great
Cheap Boot and Shoe Store, 100 Superior
street, where we SELL cheaper than the cheap
est. sUTLEs & Co.,
100 Superior street.
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American Hotel.

The undersigned having taken lease for
years Of the above well-known establishment,
respectfully invites his friends and the pub
lie to give him a call.
The house has been put in perfect order,
newly furnished in the best style, and in all
its appointments placed upon the footing Of
4 first class hotel, and will be occupied in
connection with 4 farm in the vicinity, from
which it will be abundantly supplied with
fruits and vegetables.
It is the purpose of the undersigned to Sc
cure to his guests the quiet and comforts Of a
home, and he fatters himself that from his
experience in the business, and from the ex-
tent and character Of his accommodations, he
shall be able to give satisfaction to those
who may favor him with their patronage.
July 1896 T B. BROCKWAY.
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A GARD TO THE LADIES -Dp.

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lniallible in Correcting, Regulating and Removing,
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every case, and il is urged by many thousand ladies
who have used them TO make the Pills public for the
alienation Of those suffering from any Irregularities
whatever, as well as to prevent increase Of family
situated, those supposing themselves So are can
toned against using these Pills while IN that condi-
tion as the proprietor assumes responsibility after
the above admOnitiOn, although their mildness would
prevent any mischief to heaith otherwise the Pills
are recommended. Full and explicit directions ac-
company each box. Price 81 per box
Sold wholesale and retail in Cleveland by BENTON
BROTHERS, Wholesale Druggists, D l20 SupeFior-St:
STRONG d ARMSTRONG, 1873 SuperiOr-St; L. W
SACkRIDER, % SuperiOr-St; G. W. CLARK. llg
Superior-St., and CHURCHILL i BRO, corner OF
Ontario street and the Square.
LADIES by sending 81 TO either of the above
agents through the Cleveland Post Ofico," have
the Pills sent TO any part of the country city (con
dentally) and " free Of postage, by return mail.
N. B. Look out for counterfeits. Buy no Golden.
Pills Of any kind unless every box iskigned D. Howe
All Others base imposition and unsafe therefore,
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being humbuged out of your money! buy only those
who show the signature Of 5. ID. Howe every box,
which has recently been added account Of the Pills
being cOuntereited The ingredients composing the
above Pills are made known TO every agent, and they
VIII tell you they safe and will perform all claimed
! for them. s. D. HOWE Solo Proprietor
marzl;k27 New York.
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FROM WAsHTNGTllN.

w AsHINGTO N y uly 4
The President, in accordance with the
provisions of the recent act for the colise-
tion of district taxes in the inaurrection-
airy districts within the United States, has
issued a proclamation declaring in what
States and parts Of States insurrection ex-
lists, viz: South Carolina, Florida, Geor-
gia, Alabama, Louisiana, Texas, MisHissip-
pi, Arkansas, Tennessee, North Carolina,
and Virginia, excepting from the last cer-
tain-named western counties.
Those now being in insurrectiOn andre
bellion, and by reason thereof, the civil au-
thority of the United States is obstructed,
that the provision of the bill to provide
increased revenue from imports to pay the
interest on the public debt, and for other
purposes, approved Aug. 5th, 1851, can
not be peacesbly executed, therefore the
taxes legally ehargeable upon real estate,
under the act aforesaid, lying within the
States and parts Of States as aforesaid, to
gether with penalty Of ffty per cent o.
said taxes, shall be lien upon the tres y
or lots Of the same severally charged til
paid ...--..--.-,-
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AuERIcAS HOUsE.-The following wer

AMhA4SAN AAONoEs-- nc AullOhluk hGI6
among the arrivals at the American yesterday:
E. Burton, n y Thos Bester, Rochester ;
Saml Wilson, Willoughby; Miss E. Wilson, do /;
Miss J. Wilson; do; John Steel, Sandusky; Jas.
TAplin, Akron G.. H. Brown, do; A. W. Balm,
Philadelphia W. F. Perkins, do; W. T. Henry,
Pel1in, III. J. T. Warner, Boston; Miss Katie
Dawson, Perkins, Ill; Miss NJ Burton, do; L.
NJ Cutler, do; H A. Wilcox, Royalton, O.; F. P.
Wetmore and lady, Hincllley, o. W. W, Brig
ham, Warrensyille Mass. b. D. C. Hartshorn,
do C. E. GLADDEN., Poland, O.. D. NJ. Wilson,
Youngstown; s. Nelly, Clyde, n. Y; c. Bur
roughs, Aurora, O.. 4; J.. Granger, do; o. C. Bar
Der, BIddlebury, o.; T. H. Reekham, do; VIM.
Ball, Chicopee, Mass; ]. d. Cummins Akron,
O.; o. n. Barber, Mentor, o.; ThOs. Willsey,
Grafton, Mass; J. J. Leffingrell, Ravenna, o.
c. H. Welton, Burton, O.; Geo. H. Welton and
lady, Chicago W. W. Rhodes, CardingtOn, Ohio
n. W. Richardson, Baxton, Mass; Mrs. Bell and
neiee, Buffalo, n. Y; S. B. Guion, Liverpool
England Misses Guion, New York John Hoon-
sey, Wellsville, o. s. F. Pierson, Rochester, n
Y; A. s. Mcmillan, Pittsburgh; A. s. Wells N
Y; C. Il. Capen, do John West, Bedford, Mass
W. Ward, RaFenna, o.; T. X. Hall, Poland, o.
E. G. Bacon, Pittsburgh; j., P. Thorpe, San
dusky, o.
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FROM MEMPHIS.

MEMPHIS, June 81.
The Avalanche this morning has an ed
itorial based upon information from well
Informed sources in the South, stating that
n new programme has been determined
upon by the Southern leaders, who moth
ing uIJasued ny past discontinue, are nerY-
ing themselves for a tremendous effort.
Thew consider that the territory recently
given UP has weakened the North and cor
respondingly strengthened the South.
Tbev expect to hold Richmond and Vir-
ginia but, if they are forced to yield them,
they have no idea Of +" giving up, but will
fqIit to the last; and when they can fight
no longer, instead Of surrendering, and in
stead Of having their property confseated
,ad themselves disfranchised, they will
= direct proposition to France and
make = become a colony or appendage,
ENGLAND I've Il forced upon them
;f fbis alterno, he subjects of NapO-
Ifbev will became land. The Ava
leon rather than of Eng alllost yer, ger
lanche gives the above as th rS' a4u 4l
tain policy Of the Confederate lea,. n'
as Dr. Faulkner is known to be one OF
best informed persons in the South, con-
siderable credit may be attached to this
plan.
Dispatches from Col Fitco dated St.
Charles, Arkansas, which works he still
held, sets forth that Gen. Curtis division
is at Batesville on short rations and with
out provender for horses and mules, be-
sides suffering frem sickness. Gen. Hind
man is menacing him with large force,
and unless commissary and other stores
eau reach him soon his troops will be in
capable of duty from starvation.
A regiment was called for, and transpOr-
tation with provisions and provender.-
Gen. Fitch proposes to give the troops a
share of active service, having in view
very important movement upon the enemy.
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NEW YORK MARKET.-JulY ,.
aurr


FIOUR-Marketa a shade hrmer with fair demand
for export and home consumption. Market closing
quiet. .os,. .o r. ,-g,,o st,to. +.
stGn05O5 for extra state; si,4OG45 55 for superhne
western; e. i,9005,05 for common TO medium e1tTa
western g. 5lO9l5,25 for common to good shipping
brands extra round hooped Ohioi s55a6 20 Tor trade
CHNADA FIOUR-Market a shade tirmer with
fair demand Sales 1900 bbls At sA,98G5,OO Tor com
mon: s5,O56l6,2j for good to choice extra.
RYE FLDUR-Market quiet and steady sales
corn SiifRAI.-Marzot quiet, Sales 100 bbls Jer-
WHISK Y-Market shade frmer. Sales 800
bbs at 27s25Sc, for state and WESTERN including
small parcel at 29c which Is an extreme price. =
EAT-hiarket lc better with good export IN
aury Sales 1900 bush TO arrive . 900 bush Chicago
spring At 81 ,0Gl 10; 900 bush MilWaukee Cup AZ az
296O6 bush winter red western at 81 nal "a; 1880
hush amber Michigan at 81, ,2SGl 20 900 bush me ne
rior red Illinois At Sll3i GOO bush interior Mil
YANKEE club al 81 6 In store; 1000 bush white Canada
AT s 27 25OO bush white Michigan at $3.50; 20 bush
extra choice do at sl4O 6'OOo Dush common "hi'e
RYE RYF@searce and firm Sales 1900 bush r Wis
''WIR1I,FY-Market dull and nominal
CORN-Market shade higher with moderate sup
@ by ana m gSI S mixed western Chiefly at Tie latter price;
udS3c for do; f3ui7c for unsound 5oc Tor Wesl-
arn yellow: and white western on private terms
OATS-Market steady. Sales at 42l9g45c for Jer-
sew Canada, western and state. ,
SUGAR-Raw more active and hrm a. !5t9s. q
for fair 10 good refining sales 1900 hhds qt lAse,
for Cuba; 7HG9Ac for New Orleans; s9sH for Porto
| Rico; 200 boxes Havana on private terms henned
| are in good demand and very firm.
| MOLASSES-Market steady and tirm. Sales ~
hbds Barbados and by aucton 100 hhds New Orleans
| MI gg63ic: 90 hhds Porto Rico at 35c.
| pOR K-Market again lower and rules very heavy.
sales 55O bbls at sl0s7ll, 90 for mess closing a.
inside price; lO75@lloO for prime mess ss'oz''''
| BEFF-AIarket is quiet. Sales 200 bbls At
s5issSn 40 for country prime Ss,OO9l0,00 for coun-
try mess; sls'aa 20 for repacked mess slsOOel4'S
PRIME MESS BEEF-Marksr- -Jl,aIl at $500
] 620n0.
/ HFRF HAMs-In little better request. Salei
go bbls at s4 50i6O the latter an extreme price.
CUT HgEATS-Market steady. sales lOO pack
| ages at 3I5l14C for shoulders; 41615c for hams.
/ 'RACON SIDES-MarlZet inactive.
| SMOKED MEATS-Sides steady Sales lV
| hhds at 6(d615c. s,
I,ARD-Market rules firm but very quiet. sale
'I 'IBgUPTTERgseing gPir at sal5c for Ohio lOaI7c 70
| State.
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CoRREcrIoN.-In our report Of the eKercis-
es at Prof Humiston's Cleveland Institute,
in yesterday mornings paper, in speaking OF
the CoIIoquy" we referred particularly to
the effort Of Mr.. Hugin. The name should
have been Angler, young gentleman whose
elocutiOnary powers We have several times
before been called upon to speak Of, and who
on this occasion surpassed any Of his Previ-
Gus efforts.
By a strange oversight We omitted to men
tiOn the drill BY Company K of the Institute
Cadets, which was most marked and credit
able feature Of the days Pregramme, and one
which was heartily appreciated by the large
and discriminating audience. The profeien-
ey Of the young men was as surprising as II
was gratifying.