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WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL. touchnr

a.
CTFfSI WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL toncnihe
> n Lae-nsto~a Cork hHbory The LFerpV'i' He"
~ - lt.alri,his StreL zap COMPS" ~ ed az e.r'
ina her ION correct Cyde-buih Iron 'eanshp, ae
KANGAROO ..~s. - ISL
EN-. sbs" ny -, p;.
.rd rr.rr ssrreeiilg SATURDAY., o. noen' ro~ Iier
So 4. sofih R.T3r.
HATEs az PfsstFH
.rrg~r c.RIv.,,.s-5 sTERHA ...."...'ea
ir Cabin 10 Losdon 80. RI Stesrss. 20 bondon'''
gssaia 70 Psns...... 3. steslas, 70 F@i....''"
tf Cabin h. H.r burg 25 sts.r,gr 70 hfmbnre -
IA seaeers ALL forwarded 10 HAVE, EEsmsh' h"''oi''
ANT -fo Sc. &C. .'iy i,F yates. c,. -. 40,
,fs,. nom Liver. g. 1eeLsovp; ~ eph 80 TO"
.od s ~ steersea tom Liverpool 80 From Q"etnt
tour SO Tic.ets can be bopgDt here the'e rates
On ,bl.rg r@oDle o. 81 FOR their friends. 1870
These steamers have superior secon DiodsSns iot pa
So, A. sif,ley bn IN Wss .tgh' hos . 'uois' shl
rery ~ cut re Annhistor, EIPeTence1 Suisoou' S'
a., he'd t. c1rh u'sNueE ,rurr,u
Fo- further io;orn.'o sppy IN lvefpoo. 20 ~,
rgNAN Agrnf, No. - y sta 81 In Olixo"tot " ~
COIN No - fnoch-guare. n Qoecn.to"n g. a. "
D. : YMOf X & Co.; ia London e \ " - m.HJI no
IL K;rc Niii.a,.-t in Paf. to JULES DEtCNH 70
pi,es De 10 Bour.e: IN Phsdenha - John q. DhLE NO
III " slrut-, or at the ConpsnJ's Ctcss. 80
JOHN q. DALE. Az, ut. No. - bfoad"IJ. ~. l.
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EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW

NVIN ~ v -
L PORT AMI FALL RIVER--.ho splendid ard superior
seamer METROPOLIS. Capt Brown. l.ayes Nsw-i ors
ege-y TUESDAY THURSD ~, aud SATURDAY, at 4
O'clock D. M and the EMPIRE STATE Capt. B.ayto on
MONDAY. WFDSt sDAi, and 9hlDAY, as o',loet p. IN,
from Pier 40. ~ X
Hereafter 10 rooms will he regarded sscaret to any sp
pllcsnt urtl the shsl bsye bees paid for.
Frsph B0s IL lOfwsrdst through with grsst dispatch
BY az Express freight Train
WEI BORDEN. Aren't Nos. ~ ard u We,t,..
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Burning fiuio, Oils, sc.

CRUDE or REFINED PETROLEUM OIL
" Received direct the manufacturer and mills and
for n Quantities 10 suit In prime sh ~ "
v.r, Lowest u,.rss, rate. By sCHIEffELIH DROTHEBS
Z % No. I,e anS I32 William -. New-Yofh
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NEW B0WERY THEATER.
~ Sole Proprietors Me,srs o. L. FOX j. w. Lngsrd
The Crest Nora Drslns OF
UNCLE TOMS CABIN
1pess 1t will be repeated
THIS AsD EVERY EVENING
tll further notice. II will DO pleeIed with a. pefrlv AZ
possible '' 70 N'''-' 20
THE ORIGINAL CAST OF cuAp .crrps
And NJ originally acted Ia Ac, u Ihb.nu. aud IN sc.,,,
Seats may De secured three day In advance.
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NTEW-YORK ATHEN1FUM,
IN Late Nfllacss Th~a; ~ Broadway. Broone-st
BAKER RfEE. Lstsees l4d Managers,
MONDAY EVl MING. March 1862,
Nth an entirely new adaptation u Harriet Beecher Snwes
seat yok by a. eminent ubeT VI The Pennsy wanna ia
icary IL tie form Of grand moral sud musical Drama en'
ltled UNCLE TOMS CAhiNi
Or TTs LI0uTs AsD SHADOWS or Southern. LIrr.
Which viii 10 presented with tho following geat distribution
81 chsfaaterr:
Mrs. g. c. Howard. The grea, onina and uuspproschsbe
opy Ma Lofty HO1eh ,he mimi sbie pesonstor Of skee
III. az Aunt Opheii4: hrs Gharirai The beautiful and
Dolap l4voe Eizs Little Mary Buocs the lnins
Prodigy whose pfecoc Gus talent l.
60 wonder snd alnirson Of a VINO h4ve Witnessed her ek
ssoidinory dominance vii appear as iva NJ george
1yer ~ ~ "a ed by lia Over o lines 10 Uncle Tom .
Mr. s. G. Campbell the very ar vocalist wiz, ~ the
tind permission Of ;be Mesis B ant appes n the ON SCI
n ths character OF Adol hps and firg 81 Clrs luel
Hr 6. C. Howard in his original chtacer OF 81 CGif
fun cO1pany and g. vocal i1ce, together WIN ntw
noenery dsreres, &C. win gFe due ell CO 10 mo eneAn'
RsEt.
Phsogs OF ADWssfoS Dress Circle and Parquette, 50
ceLs, Family Circle. IS cent; Orchestra ClsTs - cents
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GRECIAE STATUES,
H. one Of which be s rcurecntrd the above 1strsoE
THE SIATt Z OF CAIN
THE CREAI LIVING SPA LION.
Old Neptune having rctlried from long exhibition tour
Uiu be seen st ell hiurt O. win also the wOodefio
LIVING HiPPOPOrAIUS
TIE GRE4l LIVING " WHALE.
TIT MhMMJfH GRIZZLY BEAR SAMSON,
TIE GRAND AQVARIA. HAPPY FAMILY,
MONSTER SNAKES WAX FIGURES.
Aud he Milliol sud Oae ther curio-ii-s
FROM ALL PARTS Of THE WORLD,
Eakiug combination OF found IN any orc
es shnent the fee OF the Globe end than can
b. zee elsewhere for price Of admission to the
r seurn.
admission to e only 2s children under TO- is cents
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NIBLO's GARDEN.
IN CROWDED HOUSES-BRILLIANT SUGGEST
Mrs. JOHN WOOD
NJ j. COLLINS.
and the great Spects culsr Play Of
rHB COLLEEN BAWN
SPLENDID SCENERY ELEGANT FURNITURE,
CONRECT COSTUMES SUPERB APPOINTMENTS,
ALL ENTIRELY NEW
THE ORIGINAL MUSIC BY THOS. BAKER
THIS EVENING,
and livery NIGHf until lrrfher notice,
THE COLLEEN BANN;
MYLYS VA COPPALEES t~i.h son.sl. MI J. COLLINS
ELY OCOkNOR (with song ........Mrs. JOIN WOOD
Act Tho Lake. Act 2Th. Cave Act 3-Ihe BailRoom
Ad0i -slOD GEMS.
Secured ferQuet =. cehls
Family Circle entrance Crosty-s' ).....25 cents
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Y AURA KEENE's THEATER.
IL TONIGHT AND EVERY NIGHT,
THE NEW AND ORIGINAL IHkEk-ACT IRISH
DIR ma,
BY Lsula keene entitled.
TIE MACARIHii
Or,
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP o. DAY.
PEEP O DAY
PEEP o DAY
PEEP ~ DAY
NEW AND SPLENDID SCENERY.
NEW MUSIC AND DRESSES.
MARY KELLY LAURA KEFSE
NELLY BRADY. WALLhH
TIE MACART MI. WALLA.h
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Eglfv
Twenty millions Of the denomination of.......... 200
Proposals. will b. received for the delivery Of ell o. one
Of and bon5s complete including
the engraving printing numbering aud p-pe 81 separately
or the engr3yng for psper and for pnnn The engraving
be in the highest style Of st and the paper OF the oo
quality.
PIopo.er mus. e number Of sheet. and III. aggregate
value Oesch fsnomnaon which they under
sis furnish daily the least number Of days required
from notice o. ard before commencement OF delivery
Models for and bonds must be submitted d'peemons
| OF work accompany them.
Models OF notes on the face will be in the form
used the backs will state the privilege OF legal tebdef
and other privilege. stpIiaied in the law.
Models OF bonds will addition 20 the usual puations,
have tbs that ihes Teinbgfssbe seT nse and
| payable tw euty years from dse
IL l. expected also that far practicable the Giles and
wilt be such have not been her oore used except Tor
work OF the United States -,
Each proposal be accompanied BY statement. Of the
bd6ers' facilities for executing the wot, the number o.
presses hands employed security Of buildings occupied
and capital Invested.
Proposals by Incorporated companies must he accompanied
BY copy Of charter and tho OF the oceb aud pro
by uniucorpoGied the articles OF s.soes
tion and names Of parties.
Bonds faithful aud promp, execution 81 The work
proposed fualy sgrerl in the OF hity thousand
dollars will be required the 81 the parties ots'd as
spee AID their written consent 10 become euch together
with ce hoaie OF Assistant Treasurer TO thef suei
| epcy must accompany each proposal.
The Of the Treasury receives tho night 10 ec'
ANY OF bids ond the amounts specinea a. In ms
opinion the interests Of tho public srvice may require
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NETWORK AID ERIE RAILROAD Pas

NEW.YORK AID ERIE RALLROAD.-Pas
~ senger Trains from %; Of ClaHJef. IT, a. io0~s:
"a M. kypr-ss. foT bufso
b:ta IL. Nsii -
II n..
II q m. Accommodate, dly.
500 p m Wy, fer Ml4dletosn. NssbuTsh saS inferno
dists S,stonI
:. N Hifbt EIpre<s daily or D1nkit. Buffalo Csnsu.
o. qua sud principal saio tLt l-sn o! sGsu4 day
through 70 SufGJo. btt doe not fll O. Dnnkhk.
7 T. m, Accommodate -
CHARLES 81 goT. Gsns,si sagt
EATHssHL MARss. Receiver
NEW-JERSEY RAILROaD-EOR PHIL
~ ADELPHIA aud the SOUTH I'D WEST, We JER-
sly ClTY.-Msil and EIDfcs. Lines Leave Newfofs at
and 10 a m, 4, and u p Fare 81 Imough rctets
od for the South sndWes ard tk h bagsse ehee.sd In
! q IA. ard g snd n p m. trsins
J. W WOODRUFF Assistant Sap. int sntsni.
No bsysso viii be received for any sr.ns unisss delivered
and IS in advance o. The time oil leaving
NETWORK, HARLEM aud ALBANY
~ RAILROAD. Tor Albany and Troy North ud West
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, comr,sueing MONDAY, Nov.
4 IsI For ALBANY. 1880 EIPies. mall y Ain from
\ 76,h.st Depot -
| JOHN BDACHlLL, Asst sup't
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'NfISS MARIA BkAlNERDS
Nl GRAND CONCERT,
On TUESDAY (To Morrow EVENING, March 4,
Al Irving Hall.
MISS BRAINKRD. assisted by
MILE. GOMlEN COntrsto,
SIG. CENTENNIAL Baritone,
mr. HENRY Apply, VIOLIN
Mr.. h. EBEN, Flute,
The MISSES LOUISA aud
JOSEPHINE MEYERS, and
Conductor. DR.. CT ARE w. BEAMrS. Piano.
TICKETS ONE DOLL0R EACH,
10 be had the principal Music stores and at Irving Hall ia
commence At 8 oclocs.
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NEW Bkkp.



Torn OLp ASo Nhg-Replcsed Mcss e7i6 lGs, month
1884 th i,c a., year 698 Repacseo Chicago do .s
las, 81, ts date asi year. tal Railroad beci II
at month - ti d,,e lat yss 81 Refuse Moss. CO. ias
monh. ~, ihs date LAT year o1 Nc-e Prime. lsst
month thi. date no, ye4 400 les Prime Mes 0,6
AT month 682 III, dato 'ss year. lljA. Country Me
.2J: last month 9iJ Ills dste lat year lVlL country
Prime a.; lat uonta 9s thi. ae IA. veal. lt tI-
i p,cted c Us asf month iii this d'r !G' shd2
u rrced bbs 1902 be-. ronih 20 "a this sse ss
year ~ ~" sIus-Joo5 Last month"; H. 49, thu date Lat
year aaUia.
RICE T. arm ard IN moderate request at - 1ic. FOX Csro
lua The stock hand todry ooaI strd 40 1903 casks
Carolina 9it and q 80 nss Hast India, essia 10y
csst aoies and 21 t.gs Pest India tine Inst yea
SUGAhs-Haw h.m ana in Sir roqIs's' though the D.
ulnd IL o animated eles Of l. 80 hhcs Cuba incui,is
hhd. a. evsnugl 90 ti0tc iOf refining and g. cf ggo
Gerry grades, asa .j boze, linvifa On piv. t'-ins
-. H.. 4
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DROOKLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
ND GRAND GOTTSCEALK GALA NIGHT,
THIS EVENING. Mondsy Mach J.
Ire Ticket Oce fer the days q. WIN Colbnrns OHce
Nc ls8 Moasssue two e9Ors fom the Academy, and 81
bel., Wa,ls,.
Adflisrion to paroro. b.'cony and dress circle, ST.
NO EXTRA CHARGE FOR REStRb Ed SEATS
Hsmily circle 80 ccf's end gallery - cents
Mr. GOTTSCHAl.k will r'sy $1,000
OJAS CkEOLOS FOR FOUR HANDS
With Mr Senderscn.
2A-Danzs for the fret
B-AisIcho de1 & haTns- lhrst time). - ,
The rou PeruPhrsse De Concert, and DoniIstsf de-
Gshtfu Opera Of -
BETLEY
vii; be per'ormedby -
MISS ISABELLA HINKLEY,
with - -,
Sinners BRIGNOLI and SUSISI.
hsnsic,, Di-eefer and MARETZEK
Mr. GOTrsCHALK'S CONCERT in NEw-hAyEN
TOMORROW, TUESDAY March 4, assisted by Mrs
fiiNKLFY, BRIGNoLL MANCUSI, SUSlNI, SANDER
SON and MAX NARErZtk.
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WAILA,G{lKS'ssr crDvxrrn SUCCESS
the
LEGITIMATE STANDARD COMEDIES.
MONDAY
The sterling ige act Comedy Of the
WONDER!
WOxAN KEEPS A SECRET.
by the sutbores OF the Buoy Body" "A Bold Strobe for
VIE" sc.
Received by ded audience Thursdsy with the
most eBttusiss. ie aelDoDstfaions Of success.
Vo Be repeated tonight the following unusually strong
cast:
Don Felix. MI Lester Wsllsck
Col Bnton MI. mares flsher
fredsrck.......... ......hir heynoos
Don Pedro father 20 Volsnts. .......Mr. Holland
Don Lopez, father 10 FeiY...... ....Mr Browne
Gibby FervsLd 10 Col BTon..........Mr Norton
Lissardo. servant to Don teix......ML Young
Donna NIosutc uVey
Isabella sister to ETedeTick...... N. 90 Henrques
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS mary OSpnon
Inis.................. MISS CTockcr
TUEsDAY-LONF FOR LOVE.
WFDNE SDAY-WiLD OATS -
THURSDAY-SH SHE Shops TO CONQUER
FRIDAY-LONDON ASSURANCE
5ATURDhN-THE ROAD TO RUIN . .
OBSERyE-The above shows the engagements ior DS
nights "a advance.
Box BOOK open for any OF the evenings
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Ne0ical.

NONSUMPiION, Nervous Debility, &c.-A
ne and positive CURE the renuinefs Of vouohed
for by the best puners 80 he No ices EVER re-
nuirnd. Send al-n 70 Boz No. Ibll. Boston has..
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anTr5cMenis
NUNS AMERICAN MUSEUM.


THE WATERS OF OBLIVION.
With
NYW CHARACTERlSII SCENrRY PROPERTIES
AND COSTUMES
THE splendid piece hes been in ion for months
Al AN ENORMOUS EXPENSE,
ond he Msuager ces j1'ifrd r pro n.uc his patrons
THE RIG Est Dramatic TREAT
presented to Aneican audience. IL viii be
produced
EVERY AFTERNOON AND EVENING,
AZ lud = O'Clock.
UgT.l each ptrt0 tue Ofrio ira viii givee
NEW AND CHARACTERISTIC OVERTURE
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TREASURY DBPARTssST. Feb. - llh2
CE.--PROPOSALS for FURNISHING
~ u 5 MOTIFS md BONDS-Sesled Proposals will be
eived at the Office Of the Secretary Of the Treasury rnt
Wednesday The 9Th day Of To- furnishing Nj
MILLIONS Of UNITED STATES NOTES. and TWO
HUNDRED MILLIONS in BONDS, to be hsued rncer
the authority Of the Act Of February 1872 entitled Al Act
TO Authorze Of United States Notes and
for the Redemption O. Refur ding Iherooi' Sc.
snd Bonds will be required Of the denominations -nd
In the proportion a follows;
Thirteen millions each Of Uni 81 States Notes OF the d'nou
inston. OF S. Jos 2os 50 Cs and 1908 and twelve millions
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-Ney. York Yards -
--N<r- York Yayds -BrSsrn Yard, -
Lam Anne Par
Lewiss- 0e,tya sons lungs warts keis

Totas.......l,sl6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05

uot I" bear arms against the Ctnt,d
eracy till regularly exchanged. "Oh
we've attended to that already" rald
Colonel Thompson, "and | guess it's
pretty well impressed on their minls.'
some ale WIS produced, ana rebels
an! los Jaiists alike drank ont of the
SAME tin cup. III we could only
take you up to our camp; we eouId
give something better" said one of
our officers. "Oh never miud," re.
.phcd d rebel with quiazical look,
I'VE expect to entertain all you gem
tlemen at our quarters pretty soon,
and depend on il this party shall have
the best old brandy Ccriuill affords"
PARrING WITH REBELS.
The leave taking grew protracted.
Each one had something TO say or
ask. Hands were shaken with mark.
ed cordiality all around. MAY we
meet ogain under pleasantrr anspi.
ces," said Colonel Thompson, and
there wasn't one OF the party that did
not ieryentiy echo the wish, and in-
wardly hope that he might some day
have an opportunity 20 DO a kindness
o Ills officer OF BeauresaFds staff.
But ut last there WAS no excuse for
waiting longer. Mounting their hor.
ses, tue Colonel and Captain waved a
final adieu, and with uncovered heads
rode on; the Body.guard wheeled in
behind them, every man lifting his
cap "a he passed our officers, aud so
unier the white aag the courteous
retels lett us. May our balls and
shells deal lightly with that party in
the coming daylrt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PItIl.ADELrHI

For the Relief of the Sick aad Dis
,ressed, afflicted with Virulcnt and
Chronic diseases, and especially
i,r The cure OF diseases OF the Sex
nal Organs.
MEDICAL ADVICE given gratis by the Act
NJ ing Surgeon. :.
Ya'utbio Z ,pjrts on SpeunatorrhGa. OF Sex
nal W,Skuuse. aud other diseases of the Sexual
Organs, ant on tho NEW REMEDIES employ
sl in She DApensary sent to the afflicted IN
scaled lotter envelopes, free ofchatge. TWO OF
,Ir,. s,Ir,ny ,in r pustnge viii he acceptable.
Addfo.s, DIR. j. SKILLlN lOUGHTON
Actin, Surseon, Howard citation, No.
South ninth s. rect. Philadelphia, Pa.
February 6lh, sc6l-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
LOOK HERE LADIES!
BROWNS SUSPENSION WAIST
And ImprSved 81 irs sUaporier.
PAFEHTED DEC. 30, 1859.
MRS. SARAH D KING,
Agent, Macarthur, o.
FOR vIHTON COUNTY,
FOR vIEToN COUNTY,

ENOULD say TO Ladies' who g,ue
wv HEALTH COMFORT, BE NUTY
and FASHION. yrt most res peeliai'y SOL
ic,ed toexamine this valuable article Of
wearing apparel
1t combines lhe CORSET, SHOULDER
BRACE SKIRT SUPPORTER and AN
Ti-LACER, in one beuutiulor'idr. tsup,
ports the weight 0i the Clothing, from lhr
ShouId'rsddds Rsauty 10 4ac form, Pre-
ss,rss Hcuith, PreDeais many Of he disc SCI
inc drnttO tie pressnt mode Of wear n lie
Stiris and giUes perfect cas-, 10 The lordrer.
The most iasiiouabe Ladies in both city
aud country wear lhem,and every one speaks
in the highest terms Of praise for them wher-
ever the, have BEEN introduced They are
fast Cunning intOuse all over the counUy,and
every one who has worn them cannot bt
induced to gowilhout them, Try them you
will not regret ii.
SARAH D. KING.
April nth, 1864 1T.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
Speech or the Hon. MI. Richard
sOnG Of Illinois, Against the Abolition
Schemes in Congress.


sOns of Illinois, Against the Abolition
Schemes in Congress.
AIR. Richardson (ll.) believed the
strength OF the army sufficient to put
down the rebellion, but the indications
were that another and inferior race
were to be armed and uniformed and
placed on an equality with the whites.
The legislation OF Congress ia almost
exclusively with regard to the negro.
They have abolished slavery here
and to the contrabands rations ara
daily distributed. Where is the eyi.
dence that rations are Issued to poor
white peoplei Supplies at the rats Of
5l44, 700 per apnum are distributed
fiIa,efsthe blacks. The white people
OF Illinois are selling corn at eight
cents per bushel topay taxes thus i'm.
posed upon them. They were EN-.
pIoying negro teamsteTs and issuing
supplies to the negroes, paying in this
district tor them alone, more than
would support the State Government
o! Iowa. Minnesota, Michigan Yer.
mont, Connecticut. Maine, Rhode Ia.
and, New Hampshire. or New Jer.
sey. Not only here, but elsewhere
are ne egroes supported BY orders of
the government, Orthrough the quar-.
termaSter's order. Besides these and
other things for the benefit OF the ne.
gro, you propose to send to and re.
celye from Hsyti and Liberia duly
accredited ministers He repeated.
Congress legislated almost exclusive.
ly Tor tho negro; but what were they
doing for tho children, whose fathers
have fallen on the battle tieldi Com,
paratively nothing. White men are
required to procure passes to enter
oul lines, while the negroes can enter
chem without such papers. He asked
was 1t the purpose Of the majority
here to make the negroes the equals
OF the whitesl He briefly showed
that the history Of the world had prov.
cd this impossible. All these and
kindred questions will have to be dis.
cussed before the people the coming
autumn. Hc hoped the extreme men
would Oe nirom the public coun.
ellis, into places where they could do
no more mischief. lie repeated that
the Legislation of Congress has been
disastrous. Look as an instance. at
Tennessee over which has been piac.
ed u Governor, popular and energetic,
with fair administrative abilities
With two'thirds Of the people of that
State opposed to secession, he haa
beer able to restore her to tile Union.
Whyl Because you nave been con.
stant'y exciting their apprehension
that you intend to violate the Consti
tuition, and strip the people of all thei
rights, instead of confirming the i'm
preston that wherever our flag float
they are protected in all their rights
including those of persons and prop ,
erty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
McArlllMr aMsc.

THE undersigned, having leased the abov'
j Hotel, and having renovated from celli
to garrett. is now prepared to accommodate II
public in manner which he hopes will be CT
tirely sarieractorly to all who may favor h
with their patronage. Terms to suit the time
Ho invisesallto give him call. decl9 If
J. ". NJ. McvEY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given thst u petition will
N b. presented to tie Commis,ionNr-"l Vim
ton County. Onio, vi their regular meuilrg III
Juuc u,x ~, hing for SicA and location & a
guuty ruat, y"nm,ucine at tic forks OF TIE
:nsL Oh iEirhrd Mskilhrn's land in Knox ip.,
IN said COM, J. thence Iuhning westward to or
E.nl tie u,-u,h Of coal run Madison township
,,tne north fork of Whcuabout creek. thence
down or near sal creek TO intcrsoct the road
leading from Pmttsvile 10 ZHle-h ut or near
lhy crossing # Wheeabous creek cn said road
Lr.5ln. l.t2--iV. PETITIUStEa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
$lotrr
For the Macarthur Democrat,
a SOLDIERS BEMEN fATION.

II BY J. N. LINN.
"a 40 ift -- Ffit r3H't
o say 10 you remember we'll, -iai lbn
Whom on that dolchihday; ls slIs ~
The roll was beat, the signal giyenS ga
And We were marched away. me- .' y
We by tho star4 aud SRI pes did stand,
CoutenIiug for tn right;
How anxious was our little band, -
To GO! iuto .hs agh., '"" l't' .''
How patiently we waited thero, -gt.
or eager minds did show; =
Til, R,b,ls knew thu 18th,
Clears tho track as they go.
IIark can you hoar TIC cannon roar,
its opening sound deep,
The Rebels now arc oomiIg on,n elH 2
Boys, steady lines now keep.
Our motto theu, just let them come,
We 1ght to conquer or die;
In God our trust, he is our guide,
And he will give US Victory,
yinton County boys among the rest,
Mar ched on that battle field; rr
They met the fOcand fought them too,
Aud Iome In death their fate sealed.
They by the stars and stripes did fall,
For Country gave the r lives; -,
They freely bled and suffered death,
And now in heaven survives.
o, who can tell he feelings then, t
ofthose bereaycd that mourn; .
The sal departure of their friends,
Who are now free from alarms.
When this Rebellion is suppressed,
And geutla .Pll,1 again restored;
Howhippy will'thc s3Eliar' be,
Those whoee home to their reward.
And as they greet their friends.
With many loving slni'c; gs,.
Rcmemccr those that's loft behind, ,,
On Washing toms Virginia soil.
Fro 18TH Reg. .. V. NJ. Franklin Va.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-05
May 18Th 1869 If
PubIic Sale by Assignees.

NOTICE is hereby given that the personal
" property OF David White consisting Of
Horses, Cows, Coils, young Cattle. TWO horse
Wagon pONs, hoes, wheat growing in the
ground, n lot of farming utensils nnd other
property, assigned by said David White to
owens T.. Clark and Joshua j. Speakmnn for
the benefit Of the creditors of said White will
be sold at public auction at the residence oi
svid David bite in Eagle township. Vinton
Co., o., on the SOth day Of May, a. D. 1861
commencing at 10 O'Clock "A. NJ. of said day.
Terms of sue will he: All sums o. $500 and
under Cash in hand: on all sums over $500
six months credit will he given ifnotvs and ~
proved eculity are given prior to removns
tbe uroyerty. OWENS +, CLARK aud
JOSlIUAJ. SPEAKMAN.
Nav lst-4w. ks>ignees of David White