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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-25

The victory nt Island NO. 10 not
made known to the Rebels by their
(FrOm the Richmond Dispatch, ApriIl9)
HEADQUARTERS FoRFE FIgra REGIAENT,
GILEs County, Va, April 10, 1862
Gen. John Charles Fremont arrived at
Fayette Court House on Tuesday, 9Th inst.
Marching orders had been issued to the
troops there stationed previous to his ar
rival; and on Thursday morning the forces
moved on Raleigh Court House. In lit
tie while you may look out for John
Charles, for bad roads, mire and rain will
Lot stop him long. He thinks he can move
an army in these mountains as easily as he
and Kit Carson would march mule train
in California; but if he don't look sharp
he'll strike snag.
This regiment has just got through Sc
we're winter campaign, and | tell you we
caught tit only rnined and showed twen-
ty-seven consecutive days. sEneEAST.
THE uNIoN FEELING IN VIRGINIA DEVELOPING
ITSELF.
Correspondence OF the Richmond Dispatch, april
Monroe CoUxTY, Va, April IL.
Rumor fs again rife that the Yankees
are, or have been, in Monroe county, near
Packs Ferry. Rnmor bad the number
from seventy-fve to six hundred upon this
side of New River. The most reliable re-
port is that seveuty-fiVe crossed over the
rever and cHrle to church in that neigh.
borhood, while three hundred were en-
camped on the river side few miles dis.
tant. They robbed a good many of our
people, took some prisoners, amongst the
number named was Mr.. Candcraft, who
had been arrested by the Confederate.
some time since and discharged. It is SAID
the Yankees discharged him. Also three
Messrs. Pack and Mr. Coles. 1t is said
that the Hutchisons, who lived in thl
Farms settlement. and twhose loyalty t
the State has been suspected, went over
to the Yankees, with Mr. Lewis Craw-
ford and Mr. Smith. Smith Is a son o
a local Methodist preacher, who is undel
indictment, believe, for treason.
II is also said that a man by the name
of Wheeler, who had brother killed fev
years ago by one Buckler OF Bucklaud ,ha.
Joined the Yankees, is a captain, and OF
last Sunday went to Bucklands with
posse of men, took him out and hung him
left him hanging until Monday, when the.
/ took him down and buried him. Bucklan
was tried for killing Wheeler, found guilt
of murder in the second degree, and sen
tenced to FIVE years. Imprisonment in tn
kpeniteutiary. He served two years of th
time aud was pardoned. A great man
thought at the time Of the trial that Buck
land ought to have been acquitted. $50
Il The militia are gathering at their dtfel
ent places Of rendezvous in goodly. nun
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-25
rPunLIc nEsolurrox-No. ISL

A RESOLUTION to amend an net entitled .An act In
carry into effect conventions between the United
states and the Republics Of New Granada aud
sentatives OF the United States OF America In Con
gress assembled, That the act entitled aAn act to
carry INTO effect conventions between the Unitpl
StAteS aud the Republics OF New Granada and Costa
hlGa- approved the twentieth day OF February, ,
hteen hundred and sixty-Ons, be amended In H.
slAtH M Aht thirteenth sections, that when wit
provisions Ofths said act, the proceedings to Compel
MS testimony may be at the suggestion of either
party instead OF At the suggestion Of any claimant
as Is provided in tile said act =
Approved, March Is, 1902
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wheeling WholesaIo q RetaII
SHOE MANUFACToRy.

THE undersigned may be found At 149
-aSe4t93 Main Street, where We are extensively
engaged In manufacturing the latest best styIss
and quality OF Ladies' Misses, ChildrenS Boys and
aud necessities Of the ctlEens Of Wheeling a6d me
surrounding country, which we oGIaF at Wholesale
and retail at prices which cAnrOt fall to please the
We invite the trade, and the public, TO call and
examining our EOOlis. While We gratefully remember
past fAYOTs, which have RlFeaiy far exeaeiS5 o1I
most Senguine expectations, we hope in the future
to merit Continuance and TO shnre 4 lIIa IrPsls
Of public patronage.
Having largely reinforced our rnanufaeturipg de-
Partmen5 with experienced and accomplished me
eiiRniI We are prepared to manufacture styles and
siEe4 to order for the trade and public. al ll5lr
nov22 JAS. W. PILLSBURY co.
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TNR4Is OF ADVERTisING,

TWELvEsoLD LISEs OF NoNPAREII, (oR oxE INcH, ,)oR
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Hats 81 Caps
s. N. PRATHER.

Cors MonrOe g Market Bta.
A LWAYS on hand eiInies aud varied Stock Of
N HATS and CAPS for Men and Boys wear
Being desirous Of establishing permanent trade,
Doth in the city and surrounding country, all those
who favor me with their patronage rely on being
s"Pplied Mttn ths best g0hls at the lowest figures.
Country Merchants ATp particularly requested TO
call and examine my stock.
noNl4-tf In. PRATHRR. :
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FROM sECEssTA.

Extracts from Rebel NoYspapers--
BOgus News About Gen. Fremont..
The victory at Island No. 10 not
made known to the Rebels by their
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Savings Bank of Wheeling,

Qbtee, AdIn-St1 oett0eea Monroe ana UNION.
n TONgY RRCRIVRD ON TRANSIENT DEPOSIT
Nl Interest paid on Special 0epOSltBS Collections
promptly atlbhded to- EKChangS on the Hast bought
aud sSld. TIOS. II. LIST, President.
sAMLP HILDRBTH, Treasurer. jNnI4!69.
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Our unfortunates at tue hospital are
progressing tayorably, and there have been
no new cases for week or ten days.
Physical exercise will preserve the frames
We hone. O.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-25

Letter from n wheeling Roy in South
Carolina
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-04-25
THE Peoples BANK

OF WHEELING. 's!
once No. 50 Main Screst arst door South Of Bank o
Wheeling.
Discount days, Wednesdnys, II Am.
rTNRANsIENT ANDsPBCIAL DEPOs1TS THANK
i fully recoived f-
Exchange on the East bought and sold.
Collections, At homo OF from abroad, win receive
prompt attention.
1T. Scott, Christian Hess
10 HARBOUR, Pratt, ErO Eeal.
J. R DICKEY, Caah,, JySI
flNOYSI TOYSI-A good assortment Of AmeTi-
eau aud German Toys, for sAlo cheap, Wholesale
nd retail, by JOS. GRAVES, q.
Sselo No. so Monroe st. :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
John TillOw.
~ RoCERlEs AND PROVISIONS, rs, From
" Site ct Portsmouth, Ohio
MRS. WINSB.OW
An experienced Nurse and Female Physician,
oIesenisto the attention of motoers her
S 00THING G SYRUP.

FUR CHILDREN TEETHlNG,
which greatly facilitates the prOcvss " teething
by soiteniugthe gums, rsdpripg alilnRamatihh
r-yill aliay ALLPAlN and spasmOdic action
anil Is
SURE To REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon IT, mothers, it will give restto
Yourselves. and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS
We have put up and sold this article for ten
years. and CAN SAY, IN CONFIDENCE AND
TRUTH oft. what we have never been able tC
say Of any other medicine NEVER HAS 1T
FAILED. IN ASINGLE INSTAN CE. TO Eff
Feet A CURE. when timely used. Never did
we know an instance Of dissatisfaction b. any
one who used It, On the contrary, all are de-
lighted with Interpretations. and speak in terms
accommodation of its magical effects aud med
ical virtues. WespeRk in this matter " WHAT
WE DO KNt W. after ten yenTs' experience
AND PLEDGE OUR REPUTATION FOR THU
FULFlLLMEET OF WHAT WE HERE DE.
CLARE, H. almost every instance where the
iniani issuferinR from pain and exhaustion, res
lief fwil be found in fifteen or twenty minutesaf-
ter the syrup H. administered.
This.vnluahle preparation is the prescription
ofone the most EXPERIENCED and SKILL,
EuS NUBSES In New England. has hcen used
with NENER FAILING SUCCESS in.
THOUSANDS OF CASES,
IL not only relieves the child from pain. buI
in,igorates tile stomach and bowls, coTrects Geld
ity, and giyes tone and energy TO the whole sys.
TEN. II vii almost instantly relieve
GRIPPING III TIE BOWELS, AND WIND CoLIt
and ogeIeonies con nvulsionr, which ifnot speedily
remedied end in death. We believe In tho lESs
aud SUREST REMEDY IN THE WORLD, In
all cases Of DYSENTARY and DIARRllEAIN
CHILDREN, whether itarises from teething,)'
from any other cause. We would say toeler!
mother WOO has a child suffering from any Of III
~ n
PRFJUDlCEs. NOR THE PREJUD 'CES Ol
OTHERS. stand between you aud yonr sufferiu,
cmld aud the relief that will be SURE-yes, AB
S0LUTELY sURE--to follow the nsc Of thi
medicine II timely used. Full direc,ions 70
Inc crlcss the fac. ,imile of CURTIS 6 PEB
KlNS New York, Is on tho outside wrapper.
Sold bv Druggist, tlrcnhout the world
Tlin,iLle ofiee 10 Cedar steet, Now Yosh
Piicc 1nli 25cPnts per Bottle.
Sold by j. Dodge & Son, MeArthur, Ohio.
Fph ID '0l-- lyT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30

hands that will preyen: Gov. Deuni.
son from doing the same thing
again." We think one act Of this
kind is enough, and We hope mea.
sures will be provided t y prevent the
Ex-Governor from assuming Iuch
wsighty Responsibilities" the second
tiIne, whatever may be his anxiety 10
repeat them "again" and "again."
Crisis.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
10 W hOm il May Concern!
South PERFY. Hooking Co.. o"
0ctOher ri 1861


Be It known, tho I, W. FLOYD, do her
BY certify, lhol Dr. ". N. PATTERSON
was regular Medical Student under the
charge and instruction of Dr.. G. G Gard
mel. Tor the term Of some two years. and
after that DR.. Galdner and m,selI associa
ted ourselves as partners in the practice Of
medicine, aud DR.. Patterson continued his
re0ding or study for oGe year longer, making
IA oil hia study of medicine. three years.
Al mis- close with Us, we cheerGully gave
him a certificate rs to biz medical qualifica
tiuns, recommending him to The public as a
safe, attentive, aud we'll read physician, well
qualified to render good service to ali who
NAV call on him. hfter he close oI his
reading medicine with u, lie located. and
practiced medicine with decided satisfaction
10 all for whom he done business.
Given under my haul.
WIN. FLOYD, NJ. D.
November 7, lS6l-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
Female Traitors--Thsir RsmoraI 20 the
OlG Capitol Prison.


Saturday afternoon, at FIVE o'clock.
Mrs. Gresnhow and Baxley, confined
for sometime past at the Sixteenth.
street pr:sOn (Mrs. GreenhoWS for.
mer residencel under the care Of
Lieutenant N, E. Sheldon, were, by
order OF Brigadisr- General Andrew
Porter, removed to the old Capitol
prison, At half past past four O'clock
Il carriage was drawn up in front OR
the door Of the prison, and at the hour
first named. the prisoners left for their
new aasrters. Before leaving the
house botn the ladies' took occasion 10
shake hands with several oI the guard,
who stood 10 tho left OF the house,
when the prisoners came out. MD.
Grcenhow was tue first to advance,
and taking one OF the soldiers by tho
hand, said to him, "Good.hy, sir. I
trust that in the future you may have
o nobler employment than shat OF
guarding defenseless women" A
she dropped the hand Of the guard and
walked toward the carriage. W. motto.
ed nervous twitching ut the lips, and
a watery look about the eye. Mrs.
Baxley also shook hands with tho
guard, and without speaking entered
the carriage. She was followed by
little Rose Greenhow, the daughter 6R
Mrs G:eenhpw, who will. ut the 70.
quest Of her mother be incarceratel
with her. The carriage then drove
of, followed by an army wagon, ,drswu
| by Elk horses, continuing tho baggage
ol the prisoners. Lieutenant Sheldon
also took a seat in the carriage with
the ladies'. Arriving at tn, jail, the
prisoners We're delivered 10 the charge
ot the parties having control there, by
whom they were conducted - tlleir
qlartep. 1t tkis pant, both Mts.
Greeahow and Mrs. BaxIey took
leave of Lieutenant Sheldon their
parting being OF the most touching
nature. Both the ladies' expressed
their thanks for the courtesy and kin
ness with which they have been treat.
ed by the Lieutenant since their ia.
generation; while little Rose the "
her arms around the Lieutenant.
neck aud embraced him.
This morning Mrs. Ellis Poole. ous
Of the women confined at the Six.
teenth.street prison, will be released
on parole. and couveyed"to Fortress
Monroe under a fac of trnce.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
MORAL.

f. .As Washington was slavehold
er, and fought the battles of the cCun
try when every inch Of Territory in
the old Thirteen States, was Slave ter
ritory; it can not be claimed BY Ab.
olitionists that he fought for the Lib.
.erty Of the slaves. But our modern
.Abohtionists are more holy than tbs
Father Of our ceuntry.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
Saddlc. q. Margless Factory

VI P. ANaRoSE. md Doc, West On
b. a. Nonl n "a soeet f,IIy inform the cit
isers Of Vih'li Co.. that he keeps constantly
Oh hanGsand viii make 30 oTonr, Saddles, Har-
~ meas. Brides and Collars of every style at the
Lowest Cash Prices, lie has sG0od assortneDt
Of Carriage, Buggy Dsovefs an Riding Ghiys
OF sale low. Repainng of Saddles and Har-
y nsss ions ns the snortest notice. maye,sf-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
Caution.

The rpblic are eantoned against niassfact~-
4 isy.ssliing o. Using WArfR DRAYEpsin any way
enrB,meted asto infringe upon wHFELEBs Par
$ xFrs. As Ills known by M thstcertain parties
q violating on, rights. We hereby notify all
persous that We shall prosecute all cases Of IN
he fulleat exteBt oflav. and ccl-
- Patsat fees. 81 j. z, WHEELER .0o.li
Nsrrh, ssth St-a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
No ImPrIsOnRlent wiIhSuI WAT
rant OfLaW.

rant O1 Inv.
In bill before the Senate relative
to the management Of the Jail ia
Washington City an amendment was
offered, and adopted, shat no persos
be hereafter confined in the Jail with.
OVt warrant from the magistrate or
court, or order from tue House Of Con.
gress." That bill was passed to re-.
medy some alleged wrongs Of colorsl
persons who have bseu thown in tue
Washington jail without due process
of law. Had they been whites, 90
action would havs been taken, Tor there
are hundreds OF persons confined 10
the North, arrested in loyal Ststes,
where she Courts and people ere loyal,
withOu. any warrant from Court asd
kept for weeks without any charga
against them. Why should not thesa
perssrs in loyal States have ut ltass
the same privileges that are grauteG
to the negroes in Washington Cas
any one tell usi Ths Detroit Fres
Press, on this subject, thuss spsaks
for the people of Michigan
They recognizs the necessity Of toe
yuspenssion ofIbe HABEAs coEPUs ia
States where the judicial authority iI
extinct; but they insist that in loyal
Indiana, Michigan aud New York.
where judges, jurors, the whole peo'
pie in fact, are irrevoclbly faithful 10
the Government, there is no necessity
to aeize and imprison citizsns with.
[out warrant of law, and without as.
signing any cause, or giving to ths
party interested any opportunity 70,
defense. They demand the enforce.
lnent ofthe Con titntioD, where il can
be enforced. They only excuse ex.
traordInsry measures, when they are
the result vi absolute necessity. In
this they are right. Not man in
Michigan dodbts that the persons
lately carried from this State to Fort
Warren could not have been arrested
by regular warrants imprisond ia this
judicial district, tried before the pas-
eriotlc Judge wilkins, and a jury OF
our people, with perfect certainty THAI
they would duly be convicted OF &c.
Quilted, according to the Law and tee.
{ mony." N ia W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
!..!.'lg g!s..!!a.l9g MANHOOD.

SgzallY Hao Inst, Hn,o Restored
Juss rutifs&eJ. i~ Ssaled En,eiops,
a LECTURE UN 1HE NATCRF, TREAT
MENT AND RADICAL CJRE OF SPERMA-
TURRHEA orScminal Weakness. Sexual De-
blity Nervousness and involuntary emissions.
including lmpotenCy, and Mental and Physical
Debility.
BY ROBT. j. .Jl."ERWELL, NJ. D.,
The important fac tat the awful eonse
quences OF .ei-ubuuc may he etfecually rcmov-
cd without internal medicints or the dangerous
applications Of cSustics instruments. nedicaied
bnugies. AVID other empirical dtvises. il hear
clearly demonstrated, ard the entirely new and
liglly successful treatment as adopted by the
celebrated author fully explained. by meons Of
which every one is enabled to cure himself per-
fecty, and at the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding all the advertised nostrums Of tie day
T bis lecture will preyO a boon to Thousands and
thousands
sen,under seal in q plein envelope, to any
address. T9St gaid, on ,h0reccipt Of two postage
stamps, by addressing,
Dr. GlI.' J.KLINE, 1eT Bowery, N. York.
Post Oihre- hox 1850. April 25th.lS6l. ".
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
BUSINESS loA RDs I,
VIVA. Poland,

.xEJEoLfsALE GROCER. Wines. Liquors,
! wv. Teas. Tuha.oo and Cigars. Water 81,
Corner alley between Paint and Wa aIhut' Chii-
Nen,he Ohio
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
o. r. Cunning,
Alfred Maple,

TToeNEY at LAW, Chillicotho. Ohio
a win practice in Ro-s, Vinton. and adj"ln-
jng Gnnfies. Office Paint Street. over Car
iset store. apr. i, -eoI-o ol-U.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30

UGoLDsMIH says that woman
dscked out in all her charms 10 lac
most terrible sijsst in sssstieas
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30

VOuiuJ Ndbb anu Niues
They bound Us in this Union,
And bade US guard il well,
That We should be united,
And never dare rebel.
Stand BY the Union, &c.
Brave Jackson was Hero.
From truth he never swerved
He swore ths Federal Union
Must be preserved.
He sought responsibility,
No failure did be fear
lie loved our glorious Union,
TIE Stars and Stripes SO deaf.
Stand BY the Union.
The Constitution as il was.
The Stars aud Stripes forever,
And Democratic Laws.
And he who conquered Mexico,
Un Cerfo GOr1o pam,
Bold Winfield Seutt, who beat the fee,
And bled at Lundy'S Lane.
Aud Roush and Ready tried and true,
Who're deeds we love TO tell,
The Union wos their platform,
For it they fought so well.
Stand by the Union, &c.
A Webster and Henry Clay,
We're Union men add true,
aae. lived for these United states,
And died as patriots do,
Firm on the Constitution,
United they did stand,
America forever,
God an our native land.
Stand BY the Union, &c.
Brave Lawrence, in the Navy,
Said "Dsn t give up the Ship"
So long as we're United,
We all the WOrld can whip.
We will stand by our colors,
Our own Red, White, and Blue,
With cur ship the Constitution,
Manned by Union crew.
Staud by the Union, &c.
Fair women will support us,
As they did in days of yOre;
They love us and our country,
We will their charms adore.
Three cheers for Lovely women
They aid us all they can.
Their hearts are for the Union
The UNION 10 a man.
Stand by the Union, &c.
We won't desolve the Union,
While the Stars and Stripee shall wave
They float in triumph o'er us,
The ensign Of the brave.
They tell US Of the battles,
By our forefathers won,
Our eagle soaring upwards,
With the name of Washington.
Stand by the Union, &c.
TheS waive again the Stars aud Stripes,
(Cs!umbia's Aag) on high,
The Union we wiIl6ght for,
And by her stand OF die.
We will gaSs upon the eagle,
As she mounts toward the sun,
In her beak the words 9Th; Unioa,"
Endorsed by Washington.
Stand by the Urion, &c.
MORAL.
We won't dissolve the Union,
For Abolitionists, nor slaves.
But float in triumph DER US,
The banner of the brave.
Don't tell us of the battles,
By our forelathers won,
They did not fight :or ringers"
With cur gtea. +W ashington.
Stand by the Union,
The Consultation as il WAS,
The Stars and Stripes forever.
And Democratic Laws.
, AS Washington was a slavehold
er, and fought the battles of the coun
try when every inch OF Territory il
the old Thirteen States, was Slave ter
ritory; it can not be claimed By Ab
olitionists that he fought for the Lib
erty Of the slaves. But our modern
Abohtionlsts are more holy than th'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
Ii o T E LIS
ERcAYthur HKOeISe.

THE urcersisned, having lea,ed The above ,,S
= Ho,el, aud having renovated 1t from cellar
"a parret IA nov prepared TO accommodate the
pul in manner whiehhs hopes will be en-
iir Is s4rt.C,c,atly to ~ who may favor him
will tleir pa;rona'e Terms to suit he times
Ho IN. it.s al, q gise hima cali, dec u
J n. II. NrVEY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
Dg, e.. FsCGYc.

DUYJ VDSJIii)N A'lansvtl's.
tn Thrs his protest. nal services 10
ais eitiz 81 u illenssi . dnl vicinity.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
n. A. BrailOm,


A TT)RvEY ArLAW. Macarthur. 0. viii
a a. g ice in Vint,n and adjoining Counties'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
q. a UV HHI"'
GuaTlric e. lacey,

TTORKFvr ATHAcAr thur, Vinton
a ca. Oil will ractcc in The several eonrt'
ef vin,s sncpo, nining Counties. Cafei"ia''
tenticn gwen convey ancihS'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
rEnMs OF PUBLICATION.

eae copy one year in advance,
tifaot pad in advance AZ EEE
lfnos piid within he year,
ey- So paper vii bs dscon dnuet until all
Dublishsn. when The paper Is not ordered lis
soati1usd at tho end of Lh. year, it will bacon
liaasd, ; -
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
8ne Sqialo one inse tion, SOIo
One sau,rs three itsertins, l'Oo
Each additional Insertions, 20
Cards one year. o,Vo
No.ire ~ appuiutnens Of IdmiDistra-
aers. Guardian and Executors. l'26
~ A'tach rnent notices before j. r. l,h
EDITORIAL notice per lino, 90
W. liberal deduction will he made year
" sdyerti1vrs All advertisements payable in
s6vlure W un demsud.
EW- no above termsmust be complied with
e- AZ payments must he made to the Pro-
uri eturs, ~ we have no agents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30
Esen.rie Mouse,

TANEs wilson, Proprietor. Third -
eJ Street, near Main, Cincinnati, Ohio, .iii
Oae Dollar perday. '@
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-01-30

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