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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
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O. II. Cunning,

A TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW
"A Macarthur, Vinton County, Ohio, will
practice in the.Courts ofvintOu and adjoining
ounties,--Jan. 8, l86l.-ly.
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Clinton House.

N0RNER OF Walnut and Water Street., 1ssA -.
" Chillicoths, Ohio. J. H. Robinson |iii
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=. \. suTHRrE. H. SLAok
Guthrie & Lacey.

A TToRNFve AT LA,cAr thur, Vinton
"A Co.. Ohio will practice in the several court'
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GA HoNTe'
Biggs House,

% MONTGOMERY & SON. Propri- tNt:s.AA
ha s.ors Front St., Portsmouth, Hiii
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Henrie House,

YAMEe WATSON, Proprietor, Third te.At
81 Street, near Main, Cincinnati, Ohio. |lii
ons Dollar per day.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
s.)sxEAx'fo EYox.
GRIcKEN DEpARrNFrr.
APELANp, Dec. 90. I8aI. l

AFELAND, Dec. 1t, 1857;
Ny LoED: The respectable Mr..
Bulls letter which you sen me SayS 90
and 60, and, though you knpw all q.
bout i III say ii over aRaif 10 all up
and get started.
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shreveport 1ihc Market
CORRECTED Daily BY n. c.. Tryon
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New .orle.n.
Cattle Market. b :!

Carefully revised by the1ateat n
Q. papers. -
Arrived during the week ending
on the 2sd. s75 Texas beeves, 3
Western cattlt, 1417 hogs. 400 sheep.
4s6 veal cattle and 90 na;Ich cows.
Sales, 100 Texas beeves,, ~ West
ern bceves, 900 hogs, 10 Sleeps
$50 veal cattle land sixty-nine
milch cows. Stock on sale, eos Tex :
sa hecves, 90 Western beeves. 1868
hogs. O76 veal cattle and % pilch
cows. The quotations are:
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The st. Louis Democrat, of the / l
says the city Of New Orleans is full
Of secret "Union clubs" and that at
least $4,000 men belong to them.
This is the sort Of stuff with which
the Yankees still encourage tnem-
selves, despite Of the discovery Gifts
fallafy iii Nashville and GAINESVILLE,
The Algerina Newsboy says: Six
gunboats elearn are about to be put
under contract in this vicinity.
These are to be. iron-clad and one at
least to be suited y ocean navigation
and warfare. =
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In tho city Of Shreveport buyers
are Offering for frst quality. IS cents
y D., second quality rs.
The quotations Of this commodity
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GAS cents ! b; common, -25035.
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-.
Particular. Of the. attack on tie
. Ya~kee. .ear St. Mary's.-Capt.in
CLARK, Of Col. Davis mounted regi-
ment, Of Florida, and q number Of
,voluteer citizens. started from Gala
han station on wednesday night hast
to intercept a Federal gunboat which
had gone in pursuit of the little
steamer Hard Times. After travelling
twenty miles to the blqa, in the vicin-
ity Of Alberti's mills, they loupd
that the eunboat had passed up be-
You'd that point. They then g:alloped
four miles farther up. to another bluff,
to await the return of the boat, and
after htching their horses at con-
venient distance, they scattered about
a half mile alosg the edge Of a bluff,
each man taking Il tree, with their
Maynard rifles and dopbIe-barrel shot
.ssl
guns. As the enemy's gunboat got
within sixty yards, the first of the
ambuscade line opened, and, the fire
told with deadly effect upon the thick
" crowded decks Of the, gunboat,
causing great confusion and excite
.ment among the Lincolnites. Con
siderable excitement prevailed on
board. IS they saw their. comrades
falling--ofheers cursing men, and men
cursing officers.
The Yankees used their ordnance,
but to no effect, thssshot striking the
tops Of the trees. They used their
navy pistols, also, but with no other
damage than wounding a horse that
was hitehed about two hundred yards
from the edge Of the bluff
Our mon fired from one to FIVE shots
each. One Of them, q volunteer, a.
poted hunter and e1ce,lent marks
man, fired five times. and each time
selected his mantle one With the
most brass buttons on, az he express
ed it. After each shot he did not
again get n glimpse Of his object.
An hour INTERVIEWED when the boat
was attacked again by Capt. Longs
men, (of Camden county, whe were
similarly ambuscaded on 3 bluff about
eight miles distant. =.
One Of the volunteers Of Colonel
Davis mounted regiment shot both
barrels Of his gun, loaded with wire
cartridges of "blue whistlers, or
buck-shot, into group Of four-of tho
Federals 9n deck, about sixty yards
from his position. and saw no more of
them after he fred. %
One Of the Yankees cursed one Of
our msn, a. he caught q glimpse Of
him, "You did cowardly Rebel"
he stepped out and responded, "You
area id liar" as he pulled trigger
on him, and .'setsled his hash"
The Yankees took to the holdbf
their vessel. when they found it too
hot on deck for them. 4
4 negro, who had been prisoner
Of the Yankees, and escaped from
Amelia Island to the camp near Fer
>nandina, states that he was made to
assist in burying AZ of the Yankees,
and reports 16 wounded.
W. trust that all our troops in the
Confaderacy viii profit by the exam
pie set by this guerrilla movement
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An E1csne.t 1Sxxye.fien.-Brig.
Gen. BlancA.ra, e ~ Norfolk De-
p.rt~sp4 sppspad tho following
sensibls md w4ll flnea remarks to
an ordsr. fhom ~ Moor Genersl Of
fthe department, calling on The militia
Of the surrounding country TO harass
the enemy ppenthe xstse courses and
roads by which II might attempt -
approach Nortlk:
In reference 70 the above order I
wish Il say that the citzeus can do
| efficient service as guerillas, and that
no drill is needed for q hunter to get
behind 4 tree and hit his mark; and
if every <nan will shoot only when he
is sure he cankiA an enemy, he can
do good service. 1.-THE meA have no
shot guns, Jet them take axes and
spades and obstruct the roads and
rivers under the direction Of their
officers.
These remarks apply with equal
force whefeverthe South is invaded.
It is very possible to kill Yankee in
vaders, aud kill them in many ways.
without the drill or the manual of
arms, is not less possible to OBJ
struct the enemy's march without
knowledge Of engineering. Every
Southerner who can not be in the
army should do all he can to make
the enemy tastcth bitterness ofinya-
sion at every step, Tho approaches
to this city from sea offer admirabI.
facilities for harassing the enemy with
gun and ak used by individual citizens
acting without special orders but in
general concert aud for q common.
end.
. We clip tho above from tho Delta,
As we remark elsewhere, this is the
system that tells.
The FrocsatieY Of Masassas.-
The Richmond correspondent Of the
Charleston Mercury says:
Our retreat from :, Manassas has
been attended with. inevitable losses.
A large amount Of coffee has been
burnt, hall. a million pounds Of bacon
left behind, and a large number of
cannon-some Of them valuable
spiked and abandoned. Gen. Lee is
reported to have said that this retrea.
is the most brilliant strategetic move
Of the war. No sooner had the Yam
KEGS taken possession of Leesburg
than they commenced to tahD ven
geance for the massacre ut Balls
Bluff by arrestius and carrying off
the most inoffensive citizens.
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Vicksburg Wing.
Published in Vicksburg, Miss. by
NJ. Shannon. Terms. in advance,
Daily per annum, 50; Weekly, SO.
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~. SOUTHERN 4
MARBLE WORKS.

Corner of Texas apd Edward SITS
HAVING permanently located in
Shreveport l am prepared to man
ufacture from the raw material, and
right at home. ~
MARBLE MONUMENTS,
ToMFs,
TABLETS j. TOMB STONES,
OF every description, inthe best work
manlike manner. ..6t
IRON FENCING.
. The undersigned having made ar
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is now prepared to order every des-
cription Of
IRON FENCING, !.
suitable for enclosing buildings, gar
dens, cemetery lots, etc, also
IRON RAILINGS,
for galleries and balconies, which
will be sold at MANUFACTURERS
PRICES (adding transportationC
Purchasers are invited to call and
examine the various styles, at the
Southern Marble Works of
w. HECOX,
Corner Of Texas and Edwards SITS.
Ny Post Oficeis sh reveport, La.
no 6--d1y.
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The greatest activity prevails at
the brooklyn navy-yssd, in htaing gu,
vesish for the servlee. Three thou.
sand vsrs employed IN the gard.
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Nv ~~'N - - - y
l3EcHTED uITH NEATNESS.
Our facilities for doing sob work
aro unsurpassed by amy establishment,
in the State, and wcttel contiden, tina.
satistaction willy he given 10 th"ss
who may favor MS with their patronage.
W~'l,ave on hand a good article o;
RILt.-HEAD PAPER,
NOTE PAPER.
and q emo assortment Of line business
cards, =.
SATIN,
IVORY.
and CHINA surfaced,
White and cqlored.
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Military Operations TN Tennessee 0sns Or al
Eng emaGs Expected.

CHATTANOOGA, Eso. 23-Tss ecen.y ass L.
;oEcs at s.owsrss Crssk tao miles trcnc Mar.ress
toro', ald our Nlas as half milo rom .ha,a r.
!5 believed that The -nsmy ads e-osias their
whole force. There ~Gs shi:mlshirg s.lcag tie
limos I'll day yesterday. The enemy osptcred two
Of our guns. Il is reported tLas 400 Federal pr,s
onsss were captured by our forces before FALLING
back to Stewards Cresk This morning, AZ Auf.
srseseoro', It was believed toa: general engage
Enent wcaG ts.o place during tLs day.
ons hundred snd f,ty fopf fede-sl cheers ~
rived hsre 10 night from M1rfrsashoro' 10 10 see:
- Vteksbu.s for exehangs.
Nashville pspogs oi tie S7tn szlnouuce hat Rose
orsas has Iaoved his headquarters 10 Concord
Church eight cuilez South Of Nashville. They do
lot tslieys BATHS Ia imminent.
Trains from LouisvI,s failed to arrive Thursday
or Friday nights. and /. YVES reported at Nashville
that Morgan had torn mp the track at Csvs City.
Che Tiou.sy lie Journal, of the 24lh contains {.
dispatch tom Lexington dated 23d, reporting, ;bs.
Gems. Floyo ami MARSHALL, with lsIgs fir 10, had
penetra:od r0uad Gsp aud rapidly savapcic z
o:c the toa-t oi k.otrcay lexington and vio, IL 3
wee Icli oi A9ta - Z Fous o. t-eu A&d
bean csYiused by I. scouting xa,y.
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NyAICAnLS H0ssI AND LOT. CdRNESO
y s7t0 End Asrshsll ssrsets, AT ADCTIoH.--
WILL be oid at AtctioH, os. ths premises, tn ES
Day, Janasry I, 1868 at o'clock 2. H., the val
usba property Iocs.ed above, recsnty in tbs oe-
onpancy o. -. - Lss Asq The house conisins l3
rocrla T1e-e re oa ths premises ecAl wood and
carriage ho.s,z and stahfa. The gar Gen Is very
productive and has great variety OF truit trees.
The 10, il lo5 oy 80 fest which VIII be divided If
deemed bse.--a plat Of which can bs sesn s. The
Office OF .he hue';oneers prior TO she Ssy OF sais
Pos sss.on CT the sth Janaary 1853
rERAs--0ns third saxh; the hslaceo q. ans la
months sor assoIahls notss in!srrst added secured
by trust dsod; or ell sas6 At tho op.ion Of the
purchases.
ds2S IODDIh T. A2PEnaOf, Ausss
r OTIS MOO 81 ana g. i4 DuvAls Addition,
1 4 hounG.f by St g0i,1l, Cas,ity ard Federal
stees, alta lsrgs BRICK Fi.saaEGr thasso.,,
FOa sAiG AZ AQCTI0N.~-At ths reqasst Of ,he
Humane feaais Association. shall scli al public
anstioa GA the premise IN SATURDAY. Jan ,
I'D, 1858, at oeieek r. II, halfacre Lots Nos Il
s1d s2, ia DuvAi's Addition with thu large Brick
Tenement thereon, somewhat ont OF repair The
properly viii ba Eub-disidsd Into several building
ios, according y plat to % exhibited ut shs hour
o sale.
TssAs-castkirde cash. tho balance ss 8 and i2
nsnlas for negotiable uotss interest aded secured
SE trass deed. or title retained
Do - GOODN + APPERSON. Aueta
VTALuA1LN ST1ANBOXT n fHn DOCK
n the - Of 18th street. HOR 6ALn Al
AoCTiON.-vvla * sold at austlou, on he prem
isss. On HRIDAf, The "a II JsA. 1azy. l0oS, a
/, " o slock u, . valuable 0TAAADOAT in thS
Dock, Ut the 1oos OF 18Th street. Ths engine d -
| h~sse power, and b saaA to ~ n sxselsns 0aoA
1 suttahls fcs fh4sery = saW MIL xpap q ss1A
asN 00uoQ = A1111oOx, AaslK
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agsTssfi. kak.Ssss--asssse stnya.
By tieddia 4 AppofsUn, ANctl0necrs.

MEAT FRAMED TENEMENT II DuVAL' s
~ Addition, on the North s:de OF Dayai, betwe q
81. joha sad ST. Paul streets FOR SAILS Z. L
kUCTIOE.---Wiii bs sold st guetlon, on t6s prem,
i.es, CT SATURDAY, the I'D January 1858, e: 4
O'clock H., tbs nest framed TENEAdNT T locs ed
az above adjoining the property 0: Mr. William
Tyfes containing Ave rooms. besides Kitehe n
containing two -ooulS tosesadr with workshop zad
staois tya,ss a1d gas on the premises and the
House is I good order sud well suited for small
family. There IL On the lc. good .ruit srgss
and grape viaes. POSSESSION given ist FebruSry
next.
TERns.--One- third cash. cal2cc3 as and i2
months fcr negotiable notes intss est sddsd, prop
erly secured The taxes for 1863 to bs paid b. the
purchaser.
10 20 GCUDIN d kPPEkSON, AustS.
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Runners from North Carolina Reported
Movements or tho Enemy

RALEIGH, n. O., Dec. 29.--The SGcis Journals
Kinston correspondent under dste Of yesterday
mcrniug says -spor: has just reached town. said
70 bs irom the picket lines that the Abolitlon,sts
are moving in heavy iorcs III this direction from
Eewbern tie eorrsaocndsnt docs rot vcuoa for
its truth.
sEC0eD DIsPATCBl
GoLDsBoRO, n. c., Dec 29.-The runner going
tbs rounds Of Inc p.eaa, that the YanAees sre re-
pairing th, Atlantic Railroad this sids CT Cove
Greek, is reliably ont addicted. L ruu,or this
morning says tat the YsnAee Genera. Foster Is
leaving Newbern, his supposed destination being
Wisdom, via Greensvi.s An2 Tarbo-o'.
The ears are sga;a rurnit on the Wgming: on
9A .roA0 10 aSueo TiFsT. T0s,sr Sa;ls f.r yvlts a
large force Ia accom- plisd little
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Yan-Dorn's Recent Expioi:s-11emphis Not
Attacked

dated Gi.@na.da 2sth. ssys Van Dorn captured anu
psrolsd oVer 2,3Oo prisoners destroyed over 5000
Ec worth 4 Federal stores. burnt a sLoussnd
bales Of cotton, took 1000 army Fevoivers, 5 COG
stsnd OF small arms, horses ard rnu.es and isrge
amount OF other propefty ysn.D Dorm did not 80
in the vicinity Of Memphis, 1t was too strongly
fortified knd sar risoned. sn6 fer the same reason
he avoided Bolivar but cay tIfe6 all tha:r puksta
and bur1t the bridges and tressle,wo on I'll The
railroads necessary fox their ine OF coTa1uuiea-
>;on Our loss was not over thirty. Forrest did
not attack Jackson, but has been tt2rlng uo he
raiirosd trek snd doinG good ssrv:ca geLsea.ly
Van Dorns whole force was z 75O plea The re-
ported sEtacA on Memphis a partak I'll raugsr
raid, which gave th. Vas KEGS big scars.
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DUELIO HIRING OF N10kOES.-WM be
l hired At Wakefield" the farm next adjoining
N. George W. Doswell's. IN Hanover county, ON
"WEDNESDAY, 3lst of December, ls62, about "
NIGROx6, oonsisting Of Men. Women. Boys and
Girls. They will bs hired - farm hands and HOUSE
nal Improvement OF In ocoupasions cOnsldsrsd haz.
arlous; and with the further empress understanding
that they ne not 70 b rshirsd By those who hirs
them publicly. without the written consent Of tha
updAraensd Bonds with approved security VII b
required IN every inStxnoA.
a ". RIuHAlDsON,
u 93-lds Bx'S q Mn Judith 6mith. dsed.
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Candidates for tts Chain Gong The ei!y jall
hss hec9ms full cf deaperate Williams the: t-a
Mayor bas determined N suturs &c waste nc .ao:e
soft sawfer Ia trying to induce H NC. al fsslirg
amongst the lmprscsicsbies cou6nsd Ii Dcrir z
Estu-asy, six sDlaioFs. imprsonsG Tor icuccsGtly y
sreahicg down door to make arrest, wors set
1pou 6S me dssrerad0ss stovs me toned, &n5 he.
side being brutay beatsu wess roDDad Of ali tE 9 r
vaiushies Prior 70 tais Is2ac JGcoce, s,perchsut,
confined thsr9 suspicion Of hsvir5 stoen b.sok-
cts in bis pcsssssioU was set upon by tGa8s ssrrs
scamps sni badly esAtea besides osiHg relieved Of
his watch ard $3.50 IN money These e,re1msts1ces a
being repOrtad - hs = ayor sssrasy, ne ordered
ihe lin eR9eFs' il the sftar 3 bs bought befH:
hiA for idsrtihcAti Thi- being done t. 81 we're
severa'iy erea 10 vcrs ln8s1bs: OF taa ems =
gsHs in osl s,tashsd 10 ls:r Eggs, uuier guar,
Tor eigh@ s0urs eEch day, - = speen d times.
TIE parties hes assigned II iab-r gave tae na3les
o; Mas Ss,eeng. Patrick CatfigaD, slisg yRr3sg.
.ip, George y. Xoppa;l. AID IS. ssss iiey, I'hs
Msyor ss' - signing teess IN 10 aeir nrpso-
pris,s sphere f act en- that lie shorii Iasa q %i.
suas To roeg4-s tte wrongs OF TIE sClisrs yvsa had
.fisred irCm t1Sir y.Ji4Lsa.
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Yankee Movements ON the . os,s

HdMkO6 NHUVuIHcHU Oh 0i6 LU&SS
Cg lkLEsToN. s. O., Dec. 2S.--The Ysukees hs, q
evacuated St. Simons Island, below Savannah ---
Thoy had intended planting the Island with cotton
bn. receiving information Of sn expected attack
fron tie Oorfsdsratss, left in haste. taking with
them aii the nssross except one, who escaped 10
bis matter. and reperts that .hsy were preparing
for land Sad naval dsnoust ration az gains Charles
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raEnKRIGKssUxa kNLIRY ruhp

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,,s .hs,ss fos s@1O. y ish e letter esss~etsr,kaa
81 x,osl Quisi dignity. Tbs fund A&s .sJ 70.
.y~s se.e tie hAs's misunderstanding soD'ps"y,
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From tie sout. Carolina Coast Hatehipson's 8
Island Evacuated.

CRaRLEsroN, Dec ~ On Eriosy last porsiou
CT Jsiforos South Csrosaa Ss1eers made 4 recon
,osssnee on Hutchn 500 = Islssd ou ths Coast, ard
found .bsi :ts s!ana haa been evacuated by ths
enemy, who had ga,heEsd Sas esrGied off the
crop1