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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
r. W. STRONG.
Co., |, 53l Reg, o. V. NJ
LA TEST NEWS.

Telegraph reports, received by Gin
cinhati Daily Enquirer of the 18th
inst. says that Manassas Junction has
been avacnated by the rebels. II this
is true, Gen. Mcclellan has won gol-
den honors, by his strategy in his
flanSing movements. We suppose
however it he had fought a battle there
and killed few thousand of ohr
troops, and whipped the rebels, he
wonld, oy the logic Of our Abolition
ISIS, been a much create: General,
The Gazette says that Gen. Nc
Olellan has been superseded as Com
Chief. We do not believe
a word of this, and certainly not COM
ing from that paper. ar
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13


WAsHiNeroN TRADCoED BY Too.
pLEs.-The disuhionist of the Jour-
nal, can not keep his dislike Of the
Father Of our Country out ofhis Abo'
liIlen sheet. In his issue be requests
s"to let Washington sleep in his
gravo;"he dou't like to have Wash
ingtons orders published among our
camps in this war. No wonder it
don't snit such Abolitionists, as want
the war carried on to flee the slaves.
Washington was STAKEHOLDER ard bis
construction of the Constitution don't
suit these fanatics. Oil what a party
tobring US back to the Government
ofthe Fathers Of the Republic. Vide
Chicago Platform.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Sflartiaats,

MARRIED.-On the 5 lust, at
The residence of Owen Dowds' by
Rev. d. Hoocker, Mr.. GEORGE
w. ULLOM, to Miss NANCY A..
SWAIN, both Of Macarthur.
On the 9 inst. by Rev. James Mil
horn. Mr.. JOHN SIMS, to Miss
JANE Q. TURNER, all Of Viuton
County O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
lam also agent for Dr. Dumas
Female Protecting Instrument

m unfAiling prcventatiLe Of Coneeption-i is sal-
uable-to such as II rough somo ply .ical eonfor-
nation or detormiiy, in capacitatad for safe re.
States inclOsing Is will secure tie return Of The
instrument. ht tafa
Remember tqat Or. WIN. E. Hoyt is the only
permanently established .ond responsiblr Ply.
Sician in Central New York, that treats private
diseases, and his practice extendr through every
Safe in tho Union. Remembeo the place. Myres
block q
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Abolition Message from Llncoip.

On last Thursday the President
sent to Congress the following mes
sage, in favor of emsncipating the
slaves. More money to he expen ded
Go ahead the people are flush. Mon.
ey is plenty, and now is the time to
rob our families, and buy the negroes
of our Southern neighbors, with their
consent if we can get it, but without
their consent by appointing few Alb.
clifton Military Governors and mock
Legislatures. Free the slaves, or
"wipe out this remnant OF Union"
as Ben Wade has it. What is the
difference if our own children 60 to
to bed hungry, or barefoot through
the winter just past. That's oil right
say Lincolnites FIVE can ouly tree the
slaves. We told the people what our
fears were. We bave always been
contradicted'by conservative men,
they replied to US, that they did not
want the slaves free, and that Lin
coin did not want the slaves Free
What do you say now readers 2
Think this message over and read it
again, and see if it don't want. the
the slaves freed and you taxed to buy
them. Turn loose 4, 100000 OF slaves
and let their labor come .competit-
ion with the white labor of our north
ern States, and see then ii You don't
degrade white labor. Let them into
our social circle, our neighborhood, our
schools and to grow up with our chill.
dren and see ii you don't wipe out all
distinction en- account of color-anG
smell. You, the people, are the SOY.
ereigns and you alone have the power
to say this message shall become the
the law Of the land. Get mp some
more Fusion moves, let the people be
dupsd, by all the lies and tom foolery
we can bringinto play under this war
necessity power and our word for it,
we will never get back to the Union
OF our Fathers.
"Fsioso citizens of Senate and
House Of Representative,:
al recommend the adoption Of a joint res
olution by yonr honorable bodies, which
shall be substantially as follows:
f"Resols ed, That the United States ought
to cooperate with any State which NAV
adopt sradna! abolishment of Slavery, Civ
ing 10 such State pecunisy aid, to be used
by such State in its discretion, to compon-
safe for the ineonveniences. public and PIi
yate, produced By such change Of systero.--
II the proposition contained in The resolu-
ton does not meet the approval OF Congress.
and the county, there is the end. but if it
does command such approval, / deem il of
importance that the State and people iiame.
diateIy Interested should be at once distinct
ly notified of the4fact 50 that they MAJ be-
gin TO consider whether to accept or reject
It. The Federal Government would ind lis
highest interest in such a measure as one
of the most efficient measures Of seIf-pres- /
eryaticn.. The leaders Of the existing in
entertain the hope that the Gov. l
eminent viii ultimately be forced to ae-
knOwIedgeths Independence Of some part Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
The DUnkcy's of The journal
and Messenger taken on the
Wing.

Our espondent-M MISS Scott o!
Guyandotte--seems to be we'll posted
on the character of TooDLEs and the
WILDE man Of Athens. This act OF
the editor ofthe Messenger requesting
Col. Bolles to watch Miss Scott, as
dangerous to the Government, merely
because she had the frmuess to give
the pnoic true statement Of the
burning Of Guyandotte, is an act, that
entities the editor to- a faEprable con
sideration of Lincoln, when he starts
his first feet loaded with negroes, to
the land about to be bougir: to colon,
ize them to. We insist by way ofrec.
ompence that Wildes be appointed
commander providing, he can be kept
from among the "DINAu's."
That, Mr.. WildeS, "caps the eli
max of the whole thing" "agin,"
JR ED.
GrYANDorTE, Feb'y 23, 1862.
r. EDITok:-
Notwithstanding your
polite invitation to me to write again
for you. paper. | had not intended
TO do so, 50 soon, (as | do not profess
10 be a public wrter.) but, seeing
thost peices published, one in the Nc.
Arthur Journal and the other in the
Athens Messenger, Thought tiny du,
ty to answer in SO doing must nee
essarially deviate from the regular
Code OF honor, for you know, accord
ing. that, We never accept chal
lenge unless the challenger is our
equal and supposed to be gentle.
mar. now Mr.. Editor would not
have you, or any one else think for one
moment that suppose the writers Of
those peiceS to beg entlemen. What!
call men gentlemen! who can
come out publicly and attack a lady,
calling her a liar, one whom they
know nothing about, for no other
cause but foryimply stating the truth,
truths which can be established BY
good and unimpeachable evidence,
both Union and Seccsh. Would it
not look more manly in those editors
to soldier their guns and march to
meet the foes OF the Government,
which they profess SO much tosles-
pise, instead of. seating themselves III
their sanctums, where they think
think themselves perfectly secure, wa
ging y warfare Of ungentlenanlv and
cowardly expressions against de-
fenseless female and one whom they
know nothing about. but from hearsay
such men certainly deserve the appel.
.latiUn ofthe Bravest of the Brave, be.
ing al a respectful distance, they think
themselves qnite safe, where. even
woman's weapons, the tongue and
broomstick cannot reach them they
fight gloriously for the Union, per.
haps they think, that the PEN is 4
weapon than the sword
welded by such MASTER HANDS,
should hink thapythey had learned
'ere this the cause which they seem
80 anxious, has enough paper warriors
who would very much ike to be Gen.
erals il they had not such an extreme
sontempt of being sh6t, but who do
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
pTuodles denies in his last is

UTUodles denies in his last is
sue, "that he boosted that he would
as leave tell q io us the truth if'hc
couId carry his point thereby" This
we assert he did say, and We can
prove tiff We thought II of any &C:
cOunt, or that any man would believe
word he says. We have practical
proof of the same every week in his
paper. Hs lodges out OF one lie into
another 60 fast that 10 hard to catch
him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

Imac went back, apparently sinking
deeper at the stern, in tow oftwo tugs;
and, according to some, with the men
on the top roof, as if afraid Ofsink.
ing with her. The Monitor was un-
hnIt, the only man injured being
Lieut.. Worden, her commander
Flames and particle Of shell through
the aperture Of the iron pilot house,
struck his face and eyes. lie was a
prisoner ut Pensacola. lie is now
here, and was visited Ly the President
t. day. 1t is believed the total loss
on our side is 800, Including 8 killed
by one shell on the Minnesota,
Sr. LOUIS. March 1O.-The fo,.
lowing is an official. dispatch:
"To Major Gen. Nc C2ellan, Wash
ingtOn! '-'
"Thc Army of the Southwest, uu.
der General Curtis, alter three days,
hard fighting has gained a most glori'
ous victory over the combined forces
Of Van Dorm, McCulloch. Pricc and
Mcintosh. Our loss in killed and
wounded is estimated at onn thou.
said, and that al the enemy still larg
er. Guns, flags, provisions, &C., were
capturee in large quantities.
"Our cavalry are in pursuit Of the
flying enemy. W.
(Signed) "H. W. HAILEcK,
"Major General"
WAsHINGTon, March 10. The Ma.
Wy Department has received the iol'
lowing: ., p.
BALTIMORE, March 10.
To Hon. Gideon Welles, Sec'y.
| arrived this morning and will
come on in the next 4 o'clock train.
The enemy has abandoned his heavy
Notifications at St. Simons and Bruins.
wick, Georgia. Forts CIinch and
Fernandina and St. Mary's, Florida,
are ours.
[Signeel c. II: Davis.
Captain U. S. N.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

T A curiosity. Toodles on Lin
coins Abolition emancipation mes.
sage. Read his comments this week
in the Journal. b..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Ntb 5abertistmtnts.S :

JOHN UTTERBACK'S ESTATE.
Notice is heleby given that the ondersigu-
ed has been duly appointed and quail flied
Administrator Of the estate oil John Utter
back late Of Vinton County. s5.s p
STEPHEN DARBY,
March 10th, 1862, =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
wTo THE LADIES. -

am also agent for Ds. Dumas Celebrated
Annie de Femme The efficacy ofthis Nsdi
cine. which il iua liquid form, and devoid Of
anything injurious, is unparalleled in the histo.
ry Of Medicine. The Annie de femme origin.
ates healthy menstrual flow when used, aud
never fails Tn remove all distractions Ladies' Ia
certain situations must not use It, for 1t will pro.
ducc Miscarriage. ~ d
Price $500, ,sent by mail, or at my otl0s.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

LOUISVILLE, March TO- Friday
night last squad OF cavalry, under
the notorious rebel Colonel Morgan,
who was some time since erroueonsly
reported killed, attacked the Federal
pickcts Is miles sonth Of Nashville,
taking two prisoners and six Govern
ment wagons
On Saturday a party of Ohio Fede.
raj Cavalry attacked the rebels, Kill
ing four OF Morgan's men. capturing
eight, and recovering the six wagons.
They are now in hot pursuit Of Nor
gan'S gang, confident of capturing
them. r,- <
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
spctial Dotttts,,
A PEKFECT CEI 4EsM.I

MRS WINsLow's SUorhING SYRUP
terta.nly does, as the name implies,
"soothe" the little sufsrer int G quiet
natural 3leep, from. which it awakes
invigorated and refreshed. And Tor
tho cure of diseases incident to tho
period o, tecthing such as Dysentcry,
Diarrhea, Wind Collie, &C., &C., we
have never seen its equal;
We have always been, and still are
opposed to the practice of drueging
infants. THE ARTICLE AAs NO DELE
TERIos EFFECT WHATEVER, and from
our own experience 1--WE speak advied
iy) we have every confdency in it,
and can heartily recommend it to all
motGers. Take our advice-use it
and You will as strongly recommend
it to others as we have to you.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13


WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Unlike most specifics, this is proved, Oy un
mpeachOble evidence, to possess great eff
cacy as a restorer OF the hair to IFS pristine
vigor. Where the head had become almost
bald because Of sickness. the use of this ar
tiCle has produce beautiful growth of thick
glossy hair. is therefore valuable pre-
pAra;ion for all classes. lis Ingredients are
such as to 1tctually eradicale dandruff aud
other impurities, which operate soiDjuhous-
ly 10 the heir, Ii also has curative proper
ties of ano her description. In many cases
pimples and other assignments of the skin
disappear wherever il is used. There is no
hazard attaching to the trial OF this remedy
and lis effects can only be beneficial, as The
compound, If it does not cause manifest
Improvement, is incapable Of doing harm
as its component elements are perfectly in
loxious.-I Boston Transcript, April 90,
1859. noy7-wl
before It. ,s,..r.f.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
To Young Married Folks.

L. P. boutwell,, MeArtbuf, for the
sum Of ofeighteen dollars cash, will furnish
QUE Bureau, one Bedstead, one Breakfast
table. Zone light Stand and one set Of Chairs.
A complete outfit Of Furniture, and ell Iwar-
March isthi es--tf. - e !. I, y y. = =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Private and Etmals Distqses,

with such success, has removed hls Office 70 To
Myres Block, where he can be eonSalted In ali
diseases Of private nature. word 10 all
lfyou want relief and health, don't be deceived
by advertising quaeks, who thTcng. cur lArE0
cities and deceive the unfortunate, but consult
DR. Wm.E Hoyt, at his office in The nyTss
Block aud be cured '4
DON'T mistake the place OF name.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
More New Goodsl
THE Undersigned has just returned from
Il New YORK with a
Fresh Steck Of Merchandise.

Fresh Steck OF Merchandise.
Embracing all the Usual vase.ies kept 10 bis severai
Departments which he offers "cah for Ready Pay As low
as any other dealer, here or elsewhere.
Remember, for CASH or READY PAY, until afser the
War q over. Geo. willard.
1shtsbuia, Nov. "a. 1891.
Ladies Dress GOOds--Plain and figured Me.
rinos, plain and figured Coburgs. plain and fg-
DeLaines, embroidered and printed Reps, Pop
Iins. DeTsages, Valencias, black aud colored
Silks. in great variety.
Prints and Ginghams-<a large assortment,
very cheap.
White Goods of every description.
ETdnnsis, great variety--all wool.
Sha,cls-A splendid lot Of all wool Long
Shnwls. AIso Brocha, long and square--cheaP.
Hoop Skirts all styles and prices.
Cloves and Hosiery A large stock aud very
cheap.
Shepfings --BIeached and browns full as.
sorlueni heavy aud fiue
Cotton YGrR--A hne assortment OF all num-
hers Cheap for the times.
Cotton Bats. Wndding, Wieking and Twine.
Cloths-A full stock of Beaver and heavy
Coaliugs. Broad Cloths, Ladies' Cloths. Cassi.
meres. Satiuetis. Kentucky Jeans, Tweeds,
Vertings. &c. &c.
Ciothing Suits got up ON short notice.
All kinds Of work made TO order. Cutting AT
all times A fnll assortment of Tailors Trim
miugs. &c.
Boots and Sh0rs--a choice LOT Of the very
hesr work made not only good hut cheap.
Hats and Caps--a general stock of both
Mems and Boys.
Crockery--a fresh new stock. just opened.
Glass Wore-a fine assortment including a
large stock of Coal Oil Lamps, which will com.
pete with any thing in the market, in beauty or
price.
1000 other kinds of Dry Goods and Yankee
Notions not enumerated 10 the foregoing, to be
found at the old popular stand of
Geo. WnLARp.
Groeeries-In Family Groceries we have a
large aud very choice supply.
Drugs and Medieines--A fresh supply of all
the leading and desirable articles Of Drugs.
Rardlrars and Sodiery-Tbe Best and
most Extensive assortment Of Shelf and Heavy
Hardware in the county.
Paints, Oils. 9c-Whiie Lead, Zinc and
Mineral Paiiis, Red Lead, Yellow 0chre, We.
uetian Red, Paris Green, Chrome Green. and
every description of artist Paints Also Lin.
seed Oil, Turpentine, Varnishes, &c. cheap.
Iron, Steel Sc--a full aud complete assort.
ment.
NGiis-20O kegs assorted sizes--cheap
Glass and PHtiy--The largest and most
general assortment Of Window Glass ever be-
fore brought into Ashtabula. Also, Putty
Whiting, &c. very cheap.
Remember, Il you have the Money to pay foI
goods and cant get the value Of il. call AZ
GEo. WILLARD's.
Finally you have any kind Of Produce To
sell for Cash. or Exchange for Goods, bring Il
to the old aud well tried stand OF
Ashtabula, Nov. Id. 81. G. WILLARD.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
GEN. Bsaaregard's BuiIslin OF Ihe Battle
OF Manassas.
sr HORACE oarGLrr.

The manner in which the battle Of
Manassas has Leeu oficiSlly aud popularity
treaIed by the parties 20 that coatiict af.
fords of itself 50 striking an illustration OF
their respective characters that it may be
proGtably elucidated aud emphasized even
after the Intervention Of six months Of
stirring aud memorable incident. The re-
cent appearance Of General Beauregard's
Official bulletin supplies the desired oppor-
lnuiiy.
The result Of the battle Of Manassas was
a terrible disappointment and humiliation
to tue Government aud loyal people Of the
United States, and fnir ground Of joy
and exulialion TO the rebels. Our main
army had fought theirs in its chosen and
fortified position. had been met there, aud
not merely defeated bat routed The
broken fragments Of our grand army had
fled in utter disorder and wild panic 10 the
Potomac, abandoning bali It's cannon and
large quantities Of small arms, munitions.
blankets, etc. Never was discontinue
more complete and overwhelming. And
never was disaster more frankly, thorough
y admitted by the discounted, and spread
in all its disparagiug, diahearteDing details
before their own people aud the world
There was no attempt al cOncealment or
palliatiou. We were not merely beaten
but disgraced; aud We owned it SO unre-
servedIy that some British writers accused
us Of making a theatrical display of our
incompetency aud virtually glorying 10 our
shame.
Within few days after the battle, Gen.
MeDowell's Official report Of bis defeat was
submitted and published. 1t was plain,
straightforward, manly document, trans.
parently candid aud truthful. There was
no gloss, no excuse. no quibbIe, no subter-
fuge, no evasion, from beginning to end
Whoever read il inleIligenlly must have
perceived that our General had made great
mistakes, which even bis inexperienee as q
commander did not excuse; but no hostile
criticism yas needed TO expose them; they
we're ingeniogsly cOnfsssedi and no one
rose from the perasal Of that document
without knOsOiag that il was true from hrst
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22

EEclAED AND AxxRfcA. "A writer IN
the New York Times foreibly remarks
To On impartial observer the present re.
lations of England with America nuat pre-.
sent this interesting fact, that whereas the
United States proceed with dignity and
disregard Of foreign obloquy that show
selfreIisnce snd impurtnrbabls good tenn.
per, the Bsitisb government. through its
organs, ehafes, threatens, Is eoarsely ritw
peFative and maliciously insulting SO, that
il is the aristoeraey Of England who are
BY all the rules Of polite society guilty Of
vulgariIy, while the democracy Of America
from Secretary Seward down, show the es-
seutiai qualities of gentlemen.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1862-02-22
WHOLE NUMBER 0S5 .



Thou host dous we'll 10 knt6l hpt rny
Since ne who gave can thte aseg
Ard bid me suhss--I obey.
And also well 70 ten Try hsast
That good lies IN ihs bI,imesi pnis.
And thon wili profit By bsr smart.
But bitfsr hours come 90 eli :
When even truths IIks these will pala
Sick hearts Cor humber eomfortu unla ~
Then Woua have The ntrisu 70 usa
That good ard syit cone to thea
As one Of great fmliy.
And as material life e plunnea,
That even The Ioueliess one mnas ssaaa
Dependent on bis brothers hand.
So Inks more subsls snd mofs aua
BiDd every other seal to thine
IN one great Brotherhood diviba
Nor With thy share of work be sezed;
Though incomplete. and cen perpluxf.
Il fts exuctly to the next
What seems 50 dark tc thy din sight
May be shadow. seen aright.
Making some brightness dOuby bright.
The ha.h thst struck thy tree 20 more
20 shelter thee--Iets Heavens blue aoor
shiBe whers Il never shons besOre. -
Thy lie, that has been dropped aside,
Into Tines stream. may stir the tide
In rippled eirolssspreading eide.
Thy cry wtung from Thy Spirits pain.
May echo on some IhssoE plaius s
And guide wunderur homs again.
Fail--yst rejoice. Because no less
The failure thai makes thy distress
May teach another falI sucreaa
Il may be ,hsi 10 some great need
Thy lies poor Fragments are decresd
To help build up a LOFTY deed.
Thy heart might lhrob in vast conteua,
Thus knowing that it was Lut meant
AZ chord in one great instrumsnt;
That even the discord in thy soul
Msy make compleier music roR
From oct the great HARMONIOUS whoIe,
It may be, that when all is hight.
Deep set within that deep delight
WIN be to know rOhy all was right;
To hear lies perfect music rise.
And while il aoods the happy skles
Thy feeble voice to seeoguixc.
Then strive more gladIy 10 fulfil
Thy little past. This darkness stil
Is light 60 every loving will.
And trustees u already plain
How just thy share OF loss and pain eas.s
Is for another fuller gain. @ssg
] dare not limit time or place 9t
Touched by thy life NOR dare trace
Its fair vibrations into space.
oSE only knows. Yet Il the fret
ofihy weak heart, 10 weak regret,
Needs more tender comfort yet.
Then thou may'st take Thy Ioueliest fears.
The bitterrst drops Of all thy fear.
The dreariess hours of al thy years
And, through thy anguish there outspresd.
May ask that Gods great love would ahed
Blessings Gu one beloved head
And thus thy soul shall learn 10 draw
Sweetness from out that loving law.
That sees no failure and no haw,.
Where all is good. And life is good,
Where the one lesson understood
ofits most sacred brotherhood.
adelaide = Psoeser.