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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23

DR.. Herman Tucker, of Sandgate,s \
on Monday, the 9th INST, from the , ent
of a silver in his fnger,-he ia
caught cold in it causing mortitica'iOD'
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1862-01-23
UNION MUSICAL ASSOCIATION

IN lDN MUSICAll ASOOClA1IO N.
The Union Musical Association" viii
hold its second convention at the NJ. &.
Church in Poultney, commencing January
28th, AT 10 O'Clock A. ., and continuing
three days under the direction OF Prof. T.
o. Perkins of Penn. whose name for three
years has been associated with the great
teacher OF the voice, Sig. Carlo Bassi-
nj. The exercises will consist Of vocal
training, lectures upon the practicing Of
Psalmody, Glee, and Chorus singing, in
terspersed with criticisms in relation
thereto. The whole to conclude with a
concert on the evening of the last day.
The net proceeds of which will be appro-
priated for the benefit of our soldiers, to
be distributed by the U. S. Sanitary COM
mission.
Clergymen of all denominations are re-
questpd to further this object in such ways
as they may deem expudent, and especial
ly to attend themselves. 1t is desir-
able that those who attend should be
present at the commencement and remain
through the session. Arrangements have
been made to defray the expenses OF this
convention without charge to the members
and friends from abroad, other than the
regular fee of membership, provided for
by the Constitution. The committee of
arrangements are authorized to invite
such as may give notice Of their intention
to be present, to partake of the hospitali-
ties OF the citizens Of Poulmey during
their stay, and have also secured accom-
modation5 at the hotel in the village, Cat
reduced rates to members Of the conven-
tion,) for such as prefer this arrangement.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

.,v one clss are fighting her battles ne
r;cb are largely represented in the war 20
uuch so tina, there is scarcely 'A'n'y 'n.'
ha. no, one or more representative" " int
.,,rv sp,, with o,hsrs. ahs. how many among
the slain -.
Ioak around and see who II Is making 'ncS'
l.;r,s In nlnc cases out of ten they
originate with the di-si'ec'ed and discomfort,
81 the miserable lew, who, il they would
express their true sentiments ARE ready ''
bow their necks to the yoke OF i'nco'n' Oh
accept n disgraceiul peace. 1t IS 10 DC !"
..,,.1 tina, such sentiments are caught ~
occasionally by the eSc''able aud nnrene''
ing. who impair, to them Tor the n"~ DEM
a seeming responsibility
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
NiARSTIAIIs'
,1URD.Y... DECEMBER 20. ls62.
PUBLIC MEETING.

We are requested to call public meeting
Of the citizen. Of Harrison County, to assem.
BE At the Courthouse IN Marshall on Satur.
lay next. the 27ih inst 10 consider the pro
pricty Of al p'ing measures 10 sustain the
currency Of the country. Certain parties in
the coz j. aledged have refused to
take toui,a.rate money, thereby showing
whether 50 Intending j, or NOD, want of
confidence IN The govcrnu 1t, and using their
influence 20 oyrrwhelm it with ruin. for if
the currency were repadiatcd, the war could
not be prosssutcd and suhiugat.au must nee
r.-arilv follow such mon arr considered
and Justly considered ss giving aid and com
tort 10 tine enemy 1t aii who are not with
IL 3D., or DO not sympathi.a in their views
attend the meeting. and see i something can.
not b. done to nrrcs' 'he r,d Is the begin.
aing
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
HoAB PROVISIONS FOR 1859,



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,monat M given To eject m. object A, once
md make il available Tor Tho year lss5 win .ng
gest TN following provb,itlon. 10 the p.oplu af
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','NN ~ .i.,,,at. ,,t,rins opuo.i,r their names
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80 'ss'"' ''''
80 -, anon A.. Az Gao dgllar. ID. sul,,eribed LET
-nl, ~ ~ The 1'n,r4 he. ealled. and snrh rijss
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

- The atcssin,elligcnce from Ar1an
.as brings the repor, OF " two days hsh' he
&C.,, ,,indmans division of the army and
the Federals uirdman drove 'be enemy Tor
two days before him. capturing large mum
her of prisoners, wagons, commissary stores
Sc The Fight was renewed the succeeding
day. but with wha, success Is not Known
enemy hsa Sitsp thousand men ana '''
can be no reasonable doubt of a complc,'
victory
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

The Twenty firth regiment Texas Cav
now acting as Infantry. is in need of Vi
tecrs to on g up to the maximum siss
has been ono Of the hes, fed. best beis
best disciplined regiments that ever en !
as and is finely drilled Il has -cccnt;
cciFed their pay aud new uniforms. aud
arms arr daily expected. Volunteers ca
sworn in 10y magistrates, or by military
GERS aud lurloughed to report in caal
thirty DAYS after taking The oath. Res
ing officers, it is likely. will be- back
each company 10 whom volunteers az
port nut brave men who wish 10 serve
country, need not wait, but come on at
All the certified accounts of Cant n
Davis \ Q VI II this regiment. wi1
paid upon presentation at l.i't'e Rock
Major u. Adams \ q y
e. G. GILLESPIE. Col
" VI WANLANp. It. c,
j \ DARK MAJOR.
Il II DAVIS, Adjulmt
bee &. 1863 MILL,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
A FATHERS ADTEu

Adca my George q short ddiru
We shall not long divided b.
Ny coming morruw- are but few,
Each nearer brings eternity.
Son Of my years is hard to part
Ms BGJamiH- tender vine
Whose tcudril- twin g Iruaud ms heart
And each pulsstion call'd thee mine
Ny du,itul and ardent boy,
Whose heart throbb'd ever fnr my veal,
And prumir u 10 augment nv Joy
through future lie MY loss | feel
Thy patriot, devoted heart
Was on thy country altar laid
rhy chivalry urg'd thee 10 part
With oil. our southern cause 20 aid
Did 81 leave thy fathers humble cot.
I seek far On q soldier gave
Fatigue, cold, hArdsh'p- were thy lot
More than Thy tender years could brave
Aou wit not unto me return
But shortly ! shah come IN thee
TIL then uncontrolled ! mourn
! d rathc' thou had't wcpi Tor me
Gods will Dee done he knew the best
How 70 dispose Of me and mine.
Then must bend 20 his iiehr-t
The hand that smics me is q vine.
he saw the ili- Thy path iestrew
From evil Bee hath taken thee
Then be repiIi ugs an -ubducd
Gods chas' ning- token good for me.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
SCHOOL COMMENCEMENT

v,uE undersigned will reopen her 81
Mt the old Methods, Church, on the :
opd Monday in January, 1868, She r~t.
mlly solicits the continuance Of shsn
public patronage.
RATES or TUITION PER SESSION oY vi
MONTHS.
Primary class, including usual studies ,si|
Middle and senior classes. go. isl
MRS. SARAH j. HAyEl
Marshall, Dee. Il, 1862. nls-a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
NOTICE

BY command Of Maj +. II Garrison. the
officers detailed from the different companies,
OF the Al Regiment Texas Cavalry, must
meet at Marshall, Texas, on the 9th Of Jan
uary, 1863 on their way to the command.
with all the recruits, clothing, and conscripls
that they may be able to procure
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

90 n We wero to get out . paper next week
we should have to work on Christmas day. and
that W. cannot afford 10 do Our custom has
besn tor years not to issue a paper Christmas
week. u any stirring news IS received however.
W. viii issue an extra
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

DgtH SIR The notice you mahe Of my son s
death was very satisfactory 10 his parents In
addition would iu-t inform you th,, he wls born
FEBRUARY 18th. lstt az Nottingham. England
Lett his native land with his parents 10 February
1850. Tor Texas. Died " camp typhoid fever a.
you stated last week aged u yeats Q mouths
and - days lie loved and honorud his parents
in all things except his love for his adopted
country prompted him 10 meet fatigue, hardship.
and death IN spite Of parental rcmonsirance- and
kindred tics
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
SCHOOL NOTICE.

MISS MARY EZELL win open rb,
on Monday, Jan. II, 1869, and r,so.|
fully solici,s patronage, which, by indq.l
and attention, she hopes to merit The NJ
English branches, with French and l..l
will bs taught, also, painting and mus,
desired 80.
The customary prices will be required
Dec 20. 1862. nl3-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
STR ED,

IN the 9Th inst, from my farm. : a
" west Of Marshall one black mare "
two years old little frosted around the me
Also one large Horse, ligh, sorrel. :.
manc, hind feet white aud PERHAPS ~,
foot white also has u bhzs lace aal
branded VI A, on the shoulder walks
,ro's under the saddle lie was owned Z
recent. by Mr.. j :. Anderson. Of
thage, and may get back there. Any 10
nation gladly received
Il. :. POPE
December 20, lsG2 MAJ
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

n,uF undersigned takes this method d
forming his customers that their vcj
eardcd. Others who have their names d
tered may bring in their wool We can !
il without delay. have some wool /
and boys russetts Tor sale
VI. WAR;
Dec. 30, lsG2. nl3-l.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

~ A printer has written % 70. that be will be
gear With our large sheet
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

sER- The smallpox we learn is in Shreye-
port, but confined TO one family and ii is
hoped will not spread farther.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

=. t.ffav 3d. ekpen-s-- OF tbt' vs. $50 ,-f.la-..
y necss-fie- Of l'e .ae , ma" a. II they have
q. aor VIII not, ADD property qa@a",,sy s ss"nIe
e ee' ,s w, laa, 10 one TOR claiming
}. legal exemption ~ q. s' w. .ueb a law he
On hearted u'-f.s rsts 4. mo- new doctrine With
'h-e ~ - ~ t,.lt.I M an addrrs. i--aod "a
be- ~ VII nf ~ ,,.p a.. others To- the
be- eity o. Au''tu ~ ,,,.s.,on baA taken piseo,
cope q. ieeN, ',,.s ~. ,corie III the inydiulr
r. is'thi-.'a ', ..,it ~ mai, IN. public Will
latlH'''p - ~, a,.n,neut and rad "a Tor
ea-' it'e' " III h s.e yes 10 he found !
hf'n-'N'- -, ,y.rx ....sfti0n IN 10 that |
= vac s'. llnts , -, -, NE e. o...
ias anu VIM NV n " wHIrMoRE. |
49, ...,,. Pa. i,s !
H'tl''" il, lst...,..,,
The above l. taken from the o"i'''f"
-. ~, ~ ,b, 9TH ms, IN which
@odth "es'''" W ~ ara
nat-ar II appsars without comIneii VIZ
-. ,.g ,s,., .s,. ,ro,airied with
VIII ufPItN "" WV VI
,b, character and suteccdent- OF that patsrJ
.,......,, ~ NJ Whit
The design "i tn'a
ris,rly manifest. The writer. avail
'"'" i. ,,yeyalllug in
WV 80 - - ~. .,...t,,,
-.
az :, - ..'I =. .-,,n,.,or. .e,..,s
re AdJr,,. IN which the writer refers
wa. o,. NJ tb. ,n.,st ooeoniyocal frce.,D doe.
nncrt. s.er pul,list. in A slave STATE To
ono.o "A nr.v,ous syneosis of ia contents. it
a-.ur,ed that ,,j the slnve states il united
could only maintain slavery b" for a time "
that the border slave States would soon abol
in The institution and ioin the North that
that the greater part of Che civilized world
was Opposed to slavery. and that war. which
would necessarily ensue from dissolution of
the Union wcald lead to i,s destruction.
And then Che superstition was advanced that
the border slave States had interests toe
great to be sacrificed to slavery that they
might not JOIN rs and would consequently be
prced to abolish it, In Other words slavery
a d,ornsJ institution and IL va. better
mimi, to .lo,, decay IN the upiep tbnp
t. encounter sp.,dy destruction in A Southern
CorG,l.r,cv Bnt il did not -tnp even at
this. I, cnd,nyored 10 nrrnv the non. ave.
boll.r AGAINST the slayebolJ.r TIM. en.,ayor.
inc In ipaucnr,te Il.lpsr's pl,u a dividing
the south This i. cearl, r,yealed in the
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
Wagons and Team, Wanted

Two 90 Yves, to Nayasoia Employms1
! given both ways, at good prices,
G. A BUIkLkY,
Jefferson, Tesss
December 20, s62 nl3
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

No. ioA-.
Prudence West vs. Benjamin 8. We
Suit pending in the District Court. "a,
County, Texas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20
PREPARATORY school.

PRfPAK ATORN SCHOOL.
'EllE undersigned will reopen a schoa
! her residence in Marshall, .ur Uulg 4
and girls, on the first MONDAY 10 Jshal
1868 She will eudcayor to git, sa.isAeI
TO oil those who may patronize her aai|
apcciuily requests a continuance of tht A
al support she has hitherto received
MRS. G. LIN
Marshall Dec. G. ISf2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1862-12-20

Dec 20 1852
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

week there has been no little excite.
mont, in our midst, all growing ont ol
difficulties between soldiers aud ne,
groes. As to where the real fault lies
there is various opinions among citi,
zcns. The soldiers, however, claim
that the negroes are insolent and abu-
sive, which they will not submit to-
On Monday last the feeling almost
eliminated in a general cleaning out
of tue negroes by the soldiers. 1t ap,
pears that at grocery, kept by a
white man, some three or iour sol
Hers got into row with some dar.
kies, and Orderly Little, Of Capt. Lea.
per's Cavalry company, who wac at y
blacksmith shop | OF far distant, hear
ing of it proceeded to the place to stop
the difficulty, when a revolver was
drawn upon him by one Of the negroes.
Mr.. Little wrenched the pistol from
him, throwing the darke to the
ground, and while pumu cling bim
over the head with it was shot at BY
three or foul negroes from a house,
ball taking effect in his back near the
right shoulder. The word passed
through town that Mr.. Little was kill,
ed ; the soldiers assembled and made
a clean sweep among the liquor estab
Iishments in thar end ot tho town, anG
arrested four negroes who are now in
Jail, though the <, D1ral wish among
'he soldiers was to have little hang
ing done on the occasion. The Negro
(MasS) who sh. y Orderly " ad Loi
TO be found, but vengeance deep il
threatened, and We understand re.
wards amounting to two buEdred and
fifty dollars are offered BY members
Of the Cavalry company for Mason. -
Mr.. Litte's wound, though painful, is
not considered dangerous.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
I,EGAE. NOTICE.

Thomas b. Jennings The State OF Ohio, Vim
vs.. ton County-Court Of
Ruth L. Jennings. Common Pleas.
DUH Hannah Jennings, of the township Of
III Washington, and county Of jackson, and
State of Ohio is hereby notified that Thomrs
Benton Jennings did, on the 26th day Uf No
vember, A. d. 1862, file his petition in the office
of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas.
within ard for the said county of Yinton and
State of Ohio, charging The said Ruth Hannah
Jennings with adultery with one Randolph l..
Frazee and asking that he may bo divorced from
tho said Ruth Hannah jennings, which petition
will stand for heOriug at the next term Of said
Court. -
THOMAS BENTON JENNINGS,
By Ii. S. BUNDY, his Atty.
Nov 07 1850 RM
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
Noy 27. 1862 6w
N OTIC CE.

THHERE will be petition r sented TO
Il the Commissioners Of Vinton county
for the alteration of the county road leading
Cr, m ]. B. Johnson's Mill, said alteration 20
commence about Is rods southwest o. the
mill, thence east of said Johnson's stable TO
the line between John Hughn and Burr;
thence along said line to gate; thence
northwest to a poplar stump. and thence
the nearest and best way to inlersect said
county road, near where said Hushn leaves
said road to go to his house, aud thence to
end. MANY EyIl 'ONERS.
Otto her 30. 1862 tw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

it was. What | mean is, that if the
Union, and that only is the object, the
sword will never find the beiigerentS
in n better cundition to consummate
that work than they are now, and that
other agencies shoul be promptly em
ployed. | yield to no man in devotion
and loyalty to the Union as i. was, and
to the principles Of government trans
mitted 10 MS by our fathers. The
maintenance and perpetuation Of these
shall he the ol,j ,ject nearest my healt.
whelher be in private or public life.
With much esteem. remain.
Yours truly,
W VI. BlGLER,
To S II. ANDERSON, ESQ Philadelphia,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
THURSDAY NOV. a7. 1862.

tY- I'VE are for the Constitution nS u
is, the Union rs IL was. We ask forno
thing IN rre; we ubmit to nothing less
We speak purely as American patriots
Let AbolitiOnlSts and SecessiOnists alike
take hced.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

When the family OF States again tI ItI P" -. 5s 4s
heretofore, they must Oecone "NN' wy l295
brethren and equals Z Y every peqi'. % sol
particular What psAg room asstanc. in court summonor
We nave 10 Iaelrdd Petit Jurors. etc, etc., ITO Ool
the il,F School Examiners, sOI
Iu ueasufes seUlng scnooI und, O01
= All 60
do for Clerks fsOr certifying jury list abstract elections
OK
do for Francis Shades proclamation OIL N0
do fot Returning poll book election 0
t5 do for Opening poll book ofJuNice
do A. NJ Gill for attending O0
w ol lio%nshIP sSssSos % loeS 800 75
leel q l32 30
ior DI,DIrS Gehk anu DOCKS 10 township assessors
do iorTeaSres lees eoo S0
aSo ~ cclosecuung nsIrIEs ices goo 0O
haOea corpus 0OI
do for Poor purposes -. p '-..
naeI Iol aPPohung commissioner 2O0I
for Medical attendance n Jail 7SI
do for Doctors Rannel and
dead body Of child nol.
do for Francis Shades Jacob
do for James Malone for bringing Jacob Lee Lunaic Columbus,
funeral Anoo
DO for Inquest o Lee Lunaie
< do forApprasing Railroads "a s0
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
STATE FUND.

OUVNI T
Sept. 1891, To balance in Treasury
To amount transfeTed from Poor Fun
To amount collected on Duplicate OF
TO amouIl received from Fines, Lie
To amount refunded by State for pub
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
DrFnOcraiic Mass Meeting al
ChilliCOthe Un the 2Gth inst.

We had the pleasure OF witness ing
one of the largest crowds we seen for
many day, at the ChilIico'he meet,
ing last Wednesday. The crowd was
variOuSly estimated at. from 5000 to
10000. The Ross Democracy had
provided an ample dinner and bad an
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

ToS y. ANDERSON, ESQ Philadelphia,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
0r6 S0Nertisemrnts.
TEN CENTS REWARD.

DUN AWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBER
lCon Monday the cath of NoNek 5er, 1862
from Bchldnd township, V;nton county, Ohio
James P. Caves, about IA years of age, d. rk
light hair, and had on black hat
black coat and brown breeches. All persons
are notified not 70 trust said James or employ
'r harhor him. The above reward will be
paid for his return tc me.
Nov 274w HARRISON NICKLES, Jr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
FOR SALE BY.

Dodge, rlhur; Cowdery
ong, Hamden 4; c. johnson New
.Yfoouih: Will & Co, Zaleski; John
Holland, Swan M, 2. & @. Carr,
Wilkesville, and by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the
United Statesand Canadas.
October 28d, 1s62.-1y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

abundance to spare ,GPress
taken OF the F. % % 90 90
plelti'', % so
..ce for attending to criminal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

come. Lot him do this, aul Chal
lenge the rebel authorities 10 submit
such propositions as may be agreed
a,pon to an nnrestrained vote OF the
Southern States, Rs lie will, at the
same time submit snch propositions
TO q vote of the Northern States,
with the understanding that ia ma
jority OF slave States accept the pro
position, its conditions should he bind
sng until ratified or superseded by
the States. Suppose the Contederat
authorities reject this, or amy similar
proposition, no harm could ensno to
the Northern cause. Such action
would only leave them ina worse
light before the world, and the Gov.
ernment at Washin ton in the better,
The preliminaries for such " move
ment could be really arranged by
Commissioners selected for that pur
pose.
1t may be said that we are constant
ly inviting the Southern people to lay
down their arms, and come back into
the Union, and this would seem to be
conclusive; but 1t must not be forgot
ten that they rebelled because, as they
say, the party now IN powor at Wash
ington would not permit them to en-
Joy, in peace, tic real Conditions and
covenants ST that Union, and that
there is no evidence that they wouIL
fare better now. Besi'e, he has stud
led human nature to u poor purpose,
who can not discover that uncondi-
tional submission involves degree
OF humil aion to which they will ne
yer come so long as they have any
meas of resistance. In tho effort to
gain back even tho masses, their pas.
sions, and pride, AMI s.lt.rcspect may
be wisely considered. We must give
them some new ground, some pretext
if not camplete and substantial guar
antecs, before we can expect them to
entertain the idea Of fCrSaking their
present leaders, and embracing the
old government.
lam fully aware OF tho Indignation
and even contempt, with which these
suggestions will be peruscd by some
in both sections, but care not; are
we not engaged in All effOlt to re esta,
blish and maintain the Union, and
are not the seeded States to compose
part of that Urion 7 Then why not
endcavol to rescue them from destruc
ton and cultivate good relations with
them!
When tue family Of States again
exists as heretofore, they must become
our brethren and our equals a. z y. every
particular. What plsaiSaRyyconn ycon n ~ ,oom o a.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
BRIDGE F

Sept. 1861, To balance in Treasury
.-r To amount.colected from delinquent
To amount transferred from County
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

Sept. 1861, By County orders redeemed n
BY amount transferred to Bridge Fund
BY amount transferred to County funr
1869 BY balance in Treasury
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
Sept. 1851, By oIdars sedeemsd
r 1861, By balance in Treasury
COUNTY Po
Sept. 1861, To b,lanee in Treasury

Sept. 1861, To b,lance in Treasury
To amount collected from delinque
To amount transferred from Count,
-a.- AgE
Sept ls 81, By smoRnt transfered to County
amount collected 90 delinquen
The Portland daily press., 1862-10-23
Der, v tun. 80.
NJ OIasses.

Duty &c y gal.
Cienfugos. =. -.
Cuba ciayed. =. 80 Qd33
do. do. tart. 2s a 80
do. Musc0vado .35 ,a3S
New Orleans. 80.
Portland Syrup, hhds. .25
do. bbls. %
Nails.
Duty: cutie, brought &c,
assorted &c p h.
Cask.. ............34ld3 60
Naval Stores.
Duty: Tnrpenfine, Rosin.
Pitch, Tdr20 pc ad ral.,
Spirits Turpentiue l5c
y gal.
Tar tfoteign)p Dbl. .S13a 16
Pitch Goal Tar. S4Ia
Rosin.. (a20
rurDentine Dgal 24ld2