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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

STRONGLY Pur.-The following argument
against the rebels is quite in the Partlngton
VEIN 1t was offered by o backwoodsman in
Kentucky:
The Southern States have no right to sue
ceed from the Union. They never ought to have
succeeded from the Union ; and if | had nv
way about it would massacre them back into
the Union, and if they did Mt behave themselves
should be in favor of exploding them to some
Island where the face of man never had been
seen ana where the face Of man nev;r will he
seen, and there they should live out the balance
OF their days in repentance"
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
County Commissioner.
Town Officers,

MoRETowN - Moderator, ---Uriah Howe :;
To,on C|erk-Dr L. Kingsley Constable-A.
q. Prentiss ; Agent-Georse Buckley: Ooerseer
&c. L. Eaton /; Superantendcat-Rev. j. Gill :;
Srlectmcn-Iliram Hathaway, A. B. Freeman.
John Fl, Howes LiSters-Denuison Boyce, j.
5. Bailey, John Cnshman Ircasurvr-Wm.
N. Sawyer.
wE.-Moderatcr-W. II. II. Bingham ::
TOM Clerk-J. H. Bennett .Setecin.en-C. f,
Douglass, 5. A. Fuller, r. q. Hodge Consta-
bhe-N. r. Raymond; Treasurer-H. d. Wood !;
Lisiers-A. L. Thomas, Geo. Raymond, A. II.
Slayton ToOn Ageni-O. w. Butler -1u-
dnors-Geo Wilkins. W. Ii. Ii. Bingham r.
A. Savage Orerseer Of Poor-D. r. Allen ;
Superintendent Of Poor-(arm, A. r. Camp.
WORCESTER --Modyator--M. G. Brown :
Towa Cerk-J. E. Macomber; .Seiectnen-
Wm. Bruce, Jr., d. W. Folsom, B. B. Reed :
Ireasurer-J. L. Macomber OUerseer of Pooy
Il. Hutchinson !; Constabe--A. l.. Vail ;
Superintendent Of Schools g. G. Abbott :
Town Aycnt-M. &. Brown Lislers-J. L.
Poor, Il. j Abbott. A. r. Hancock auditors
- Andrews, &. l.. Stone, G. Hancock Trus-
tees-C. G. Closson, s. Wheeler, G. Hancock :
Se1ton-T. Hutc. inson Fence Ne,cers-E. J.
Abbott, &. M. Hamblet, r. L. George Sealer
of Weights and Measures-C. G. Abbott In
spe'ter of Leather-James Abbott Grand Ju-
rors-S. Andrews, d. A. Fros.
Raised 40 cents on u dollar of the Grand List
OF the town for town expenses.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
Two Days Later from Europe.

HALIFAX, March 5. The steamship Canada,
from Liverpool, 22d, and Queenstown, 23d, or
rived this forenoon.
Breadstuifs duh. Provisions nominal.
Lord i'.lmersson stated that negotiations rel
at,ve to he San Juan affair had been suspended
in consequence Of the evil war in America :,
but IA joint provisional occupation Of the island
had been arranged.
Inc british government refused to produce
any information relative to British vessels run.
ming the american blockade
IL is reported that the traitor Slidell has had
several interviews with all the French Ministers,
but they were of course Of an unofficial nature.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
For County Commissioner,
NELSON A. CHASE.
A DAILY FREEMAN

Will be published at this Office until further
notice. Two editions will be issued, one to be
ready for the mail West, and the stages that
leave Montpelier in the afternoon, the other in
The morning in season for the morning mails.
Each edition will contain the latest teegraphic
news to the time Of going to press.
The Terms will be,
$500 per year, or ST. 90 for three months, to
knnSl subscribers and those taking the paper from
THE office.
$500 per year, or 81 ,25 for three months, to
village subscribers-pape delivered at their
couses or places Of business.
Advertisements inserted on reasonable terms.
Orders are solicited. @. w. WILLARD.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
FLOYD IN HIS TRUE CHARACTERIZE prominent

FLOYD IN HIS TRUE CHARAcTER.-A prominent
gentleman of this city, who enjoyed the extreme
felicity of ii tele a tete with Gen. Buckner at
Congress Hall last evening, furnishes us with
an interesting incident illustrative OF the char
acter of Floyd, The great thief and " confidence
man " Of the Southern Conteueracy. Gen.
Bnckner told our informant that alter Fort
Don~lson had become invested by our troops,
and al reasonable hope OF escape cot off, Floyd
mugnannnously proposed to his fellow officers
to make their escape under cover OF darkness
and leave the soldiers under thcir command to
then fate. This remarkable proposition Gen.
BncNner and his associates mag unity rejected.
Buckner is very bitter against Floyd, and de-
nouncrs him as u poltroon and &nave Of the
most aggravated type.-A'bany Euenng Jour-
nai
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

A CorroN FEvER.-A Washington correspou-
dent Of the Baltimore Sun states, that Eastern
owners of uncultivated lands in the West. or
Northwest rather, are intent upon growing cot
ton upon them. and hence they are getting up
quite o fever Of excitement upon the subject.
The agricultural bureau il besisged for COZ ton
eeeds, and therefore agents Of the Governmen.
have been sent out to Tennessee TO- gst seed OF
upland cotton, IN .the hope that il may answe or
practical purposes for cultivation in the belt of
States West Of the Ohio river. 49, ''"'' =
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
Letter from 0rpheps G. Kerr, oI the Macx'
nrel Brigade.


1.-The star spangled banner, my BOY III '''
umnh snail wave y er the land OF the Nc" an
JEFF. Davis grave. The march OF the gram
army has commenced, amil the roar OF eAcl'e'
caunon and the strieks ot every roasthe pr
and traitorOus chicken within the reach VI ooI
contiscating pickets. My head swells WIN Pa
triotlc pride when cautlousl y remark that thf
Mackerel Brigade occupy the post of honor &c
the lett of Bull Run, which they also lett on the
day we celebrated. The banner which was pre-,
sented to US by the women OF America ano
which it took the orator OF the day SIX hours ana
forty minutes to describe to US, we are using In
the shape of blazing neckties. and when the
hardup sun Of Virginia shines upon the glorl-
Gus red bands around the sagaclous necks OF our
veterans, they all look as if they had just cut
their threats. The effect is CORY, my boy-ex-
tremely CORY and respectable"
"While on my lonely beat, about an hour
ago, on looking up, l beheld one OF secesh 8
pickets stand before me-"
"Soldier," says he, "you remind me of my
grandmother, who expired before was born !;
but this unnatural war has made US enemies and
must shoot you. Give me chaw terbacker.'
"He was a young man, my boy, in the prime
of life, and descended from the First Families OF
Virginia."
looked at him, and says
Lets compromise, my brother
"Never," says he The South is lighting
for her liberty, her fresides, and the pursuit OF
happiness, and desire most respectfully to wei
come you with bloody hands to a hospitable
grave
Island off ten PAGES" says |, land let s see
whose name shall come before the coroner first. y
." lie took his place, and we fired slmultan-
eously heard a ball 60 whizzing by barn
about quarter of mile On my right, and when
tho smoke cleared away, saw the secesh picket
approaching me with an awful expression OF
woe ON his otherwise dirty countenance.
"Soldicr.' said he, was there anything in
my head before you fired -
'Nothing,' says /, save few harmless
insects"
II speak not Of them," says he. Was
there any thing inside OF my head?"
Nothing, says |.
"WelL," says he =" just listen now"
" He shook his head muurntully, and heard
rattle in it,
d" W hats that" exclaimed.
That, says he, is your bullet, which has
penetra5 ted my skull, and is rolling abous III my
BRAIN | die happy, and with an empty stom-
ach ; but there Is one thing should like to see
before | perish for my country! Have you 4
quarter about your
" Zoo much affected to speak. l drew the coin
FROM E'y Pc kct and handed it to him.
The dying man clutched it convnlsively,
and stared at IL fcverishly.
" THIS, says he is HE first quarter I've seen
since The iall of SUMTER and mad ! wounded
you, should have been unable to give you any
quarter. All how beautiful it is how bright!
how exquisite and good for four drinks. But
have not time to say all feel
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

We learn from private letter, dated Camn
Griffin, Monday, March Sd, that the Vermont
troops bud not moved from Camp Griffin, and
there was no immediate expectation Of tbo;r
moving. They had previously had orders to
prepare rationS, and get ready for q move At anv
moment bat nothing came of that. The ad.
vance in frons Of Washington has eviden,lv No.
ye' oegun. ft'fGrkEEvtF ,.~,.,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
CAMP HoLBRooK,
Byattleboro, March 2, 1862. (

Bt&tltDOrO, MHrch =, 1907. J
Ma. EDITOR The lst Vermont Battery SEN
home from their first payment nearly 1000 dol
lars. Ibis was the first payment from the gov
eminent. Taxing what they sent from the
money they received from the State Of Vermont.
makes $500 dollars. Can any company tina,
has left the state as yet, do better 4, i,5 , ''
Ni6ety-hree Of the men sent home in correct
numbers $2273 70. '' !" .p.'oB.
-Ruttand Htru!d.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06
Council Of Cens0rs.
"A GALL FOR A CONVENTION.

The Freenen of Vermont, irrespective of party
names OF party associations, are requested to
meet in Mass Convention, at the Town Hall
in Burlington, on the 18th day Of March, 1862,
at ii o'clock in the forenoon, to nominate a
ticket Tor Council of Censors. to be supported
~ The ensuing election on the fourth Wednesday
Of March next.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

The Vermont Central Rail Road will carry
persons to the Convention at Burlington the
18th inst for fare one way.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

he who can suppress mowsnt's anger m. M.
prevent many days Of sorrow 10,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1862-03-06

Mr.. LORDS lecture, Wednesday evening, was
like all his efforts, highly polished and
elaborate production. The Hall was crowded
and many went away unable to get even stand
ing room. His subject was, "The lessons Of
Washington's life in respect to the present state
of the Country y; and he dwelt particularly on
the value Of the Union, combining himself. how
ever, chiefly to lis value in preserving and de
of the Country. The lecture was we'll received
and the lecturer was generously applaudcd at
The close.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
no CONSUMPTiYEN-

- b.. .
TIE Advertiser, having been restored TO
health in afe~ weeks, by a very simple remedy,
after having suffered several years with severe
lung Rfeeliqn. and that dread disease, COnsump-
uot.-iA anxious TO Make known to his fellow
sufferers the means Of cure. Jui ~ l9 ..h
TGsll who .desie il, le will send & cory Of the
prescription used (free Of charge J, with the d.
they will find a sure Cme for Consumption,
Asthraa, Bronchiiis, &c The vnly- object OF
the advertiser IN sending the rrepcIipticn Is =
benefit tho afflicted, and sPread information
which hO conCeiycs 70 the invaluable, and he
hepes every sufferer viii try his remedy, As u
will cost them nothing, and may prove blSsS
ing. .,. .I.'H .V
ties wishing the prescription win please
al ss Rev. EDWARD "A. WILSON, '1
.E-... ...-... ....s WilliamsbBngh.g
Kings County, New York.
Narnh 2Tfh lsB2-smo. I ltF ,5iifpl lHt
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
Progress of the Siege at Yorktown.

Hon. E. M. Stanton, Secretary Of War.
NEAR YORKTOWN, April IT, TIE
firing to-day was renewed at long in
tcrvals. The rebels, yesterday morn.
ing, with 1000 men, commenced to
strengthen a battery located about
three miles to the left Of Yorktown,
when a battery was brought to bear,
causing them to beat a hasty retreat.
The rebels opened with their heavy
guns, when q second battery was
brought forward. A brisk fire was
now kept up for about four hours, dur
my witch three of the enemy's guns
were dismounted, wien both parties
ceased for awhile, but it was resumed
on our part late in the afternoon, and
continued till daylight this morning,
effectively preventing the rebels from
repairing the damages they had sus.
tanned.
The loss Of the enemy must have
been considerable, as the firing Of our
artillery was very accurate. Our
loes was Se:eeat Baker, I'd Michigan,
killed, and F. Camp, Company D,
Sd Michigan, both feet shot of, also
four horses were Killed. Yerterday
Richard Painter, of Berdan's Sharp.
shooters, waa probably fatally shot
while on picket. Other engagements
took place Yesterday further to the left
and near James River, in which our
troops showed very great gallantry
Ehe results have not yet been fully
aseertained. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
We. >BRATToN, 81: EDITOR
"Ehcostrdgo Home hdastry"
M'ARTHUR D,M0C3AT

l copy one yearin advance, 100.
10 copies, to pne' address, I yr., 500.
We TINS put down the price Of our
subscription, in clubs of 10, to S0c'
each We ask our friends lie
cohlll y-io get up clnbs in eve : hcioh
bolhood, and send US in eight dq!..ars
Tor ten copies. Yoh can do 1t If YOU
ny. II orr friends throughout the
county will raise us one hundred now
subscribers, we will purchase new
typ2 and fixtures, thereby mai NO the
Democrat one of The handstmest, as
wei as one Of the best, country news.
papers iu South. eastern Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
keepit before The People!
va SHINGTON SPEAKS
FROM HIS CRAVE!

On The Habeas Corpus, he said in
his orders to the Army, to every Of
iicer ard soldier of the United States
Army, when going out to suppress
rebellion sgsHsnss pwF 1N
"That every officer and soldier will con
stantly bear in mind that he comes 10 sup
por. the laws, and that it would be- peculi-
arly unbecoming in him TO be. in any way,
the infractof OF them; tha. the essential
principles Of free government son6ne the
province Of the military, when called forth
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
Tuesday, April 1sb 1862,

&. -, = = 90. .H. Al ON II. Do
o'clock Z. NJ, of sail day. tho following real ca
tate, situated in said County OF Vinton, bound
ed md described as foloFs, .o-wit;
belng part Of the south vest quarter ofsec-
tlon number, thirty fyeI( (S5J; OF Township.
number Ten, 10Y; in Range, number FIJI eei,
- (l5j beginning ut the east limo Of said quarer.
ata maple tree eleven inehes indianaeF. Il ~
eight 70 Is and sixteen links from tile saith east
corner; theice north fory7fys' dc2r,as" west,
dl5tsnt forty tworodS 70 post; thercq np RE
econ Creek 80 as To include two ai;fds Of s,:d
creek, to lands decided by Iame, M w ~ ;ep:
thence south twenty-five chains and sighl, nve
2 links, TO the section line: thence west dive cta 4,
aud sixty one links, thence e'St tor,s MIN, ,H-
: grees north, six chains and iOfty lihl,Stnas. g
thence eighty-six porh, Fix .cl,aius aud ful N-
three links; thence north lhiltY twodcglees east
twenty two rods and forty eight links to TIE
q plaee OF begnn,ng Containing thirty acres DC
the same more or less, eSeapt one bali ucie e,yl
ed 20 John lidIow,by Perez together
with all the privileges ani appurtenances thore-
TO obeonging.
- ALSO, Ei9htyacrcs Described as follows. and
situated In Sforesaid County Of vinton, to wit:
Beng the west half Of the rOrth west qunrter
Of the northwest quarter Of secti,n number
thirty-hve (YS); Of township number Ten. Ia
In range number fifteen. (l5);e ex ept twenty five
acres before decided to George Hickey Ola the side
Ofsaid eighty acre tract. 800 .-.-i
~ - "" ~ tuV properly OF thnl liCiry
fAekard, to SATISFY Tie above writ ofenocutio i.
and one o'hpryrlg ipm said, Conrt. r-..
,rns @ hr,t aocye described really was II 'ris-
Tue second above described realty ,m ,p-
praised Al S4Oo 90.
TERMS Of sale, cash in hand. o., .-.
tr1 i'i' -. F. SHADES, 81 erif
'f- Of Vinton County.
p. A. BRArroN, Attorney.
Foburuary 20, is6e-5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
NOTICE.

is hereby given, that an appl plcation will be
made to His Exeellen y, David Todd. Governor
Of the State of Ohio. for the pardon of Meirel J .
G. Breese. VINO was at The February term SCI,
Of tho Court of ,ommon Pleas, within and for
the Counts of Vintou in ssid Stato, con victed
Of the crime Of Burglary, and at the February
Term 1862. Of said Court duly sentenced to one
years imp Ilsonmcnt in the Penitentiary of said
State, (which be Is now an inmate. ID.
'7 ELIAS BREESE.
acknowledge service Of tho above notice by
copy, this March 18th 1862
JOSEPH j MCDOWELL.
..r. Special Prosecuting Attorney
March onth 1sG1-Gu - =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17

Any person wishing a cheap map
of the United States, or Political or
Military Map, cen see several speci.
mems y calling at the Democrat OF.
flee. Prices, 40 to so cents. They
should be in the hands of every man
ESPECIALLY Campaign Chart, which,
at Il glance, giveS information yon
have to scarcl, hears for. Call and
see for yourselves. The Portraits OF
the President and Cabinet and Of our
principal general officers are excellent.
A. W. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17

H EVIDENCE OF RED EYE ABour.-The
last Journal says, 1t viii attend to our
"Article on the Cincinnati mob,''
Shouldn't dip SO deep Toodles, Here
after take enough for the stomach
saka merely. The above shows it
had reach the brain. % = IsIs = 3 ,ts
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
lam also agent for DR.. Dumas
Female Protecting IastrumsnE'

an uufailing preventative Of conception-is val.
uabie-to such as rough some ply sical confor.
nation or detormiiy, incapacitatsd for safe re
production. Oe1er from any part Of the United
States inclosing IS will secure the return Of the
instrument.
Remember tqlt DIR. Wa. j.. Hoyt il the only
permanently established ,ond responsible Ply.
sieian in Central New York, that treats private
diseases, and bis practice extendr through every
Block. -.-l : : = :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17

IMPROVEMENTS IN McA RTHUE.-We
notice that our town has taken a start
in improvements this spring, not. with
standing the unparalleled pressure Of
tie times. Mr.. j. X. Will one of the
oldest merchants and most extensive
traders, in Southern Ohio, is fitting
up neat and commodious room, on
Main St. opposite his old stand, and
will start East in a short time for an
entire new stock of Dry Goods,
Queensware, Hardware ,Groc cries and
Clothing. No man is better qualified
TO Judge of the wants of his customers
then Mr.. Will. A Fine church is be.
lug ppt mp, an the East end o High
st. 10y the CambelIites. This will
add to the convience OF our Citizens
Of that Denomination, who have togo
SO far to Church. A number OF dwell
ing howses are in process oferection.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
Great Redhction In. Prices.

For the cheapest and best Stoves, Ploughs,
Points, Grates. Fronts, Hollow-wpre and most
oil other kinds Of ware go to the Hamden Foun-
dry. Having adopted the ready pay system, !
will sell all kinds Of ware 20 to 30 per cent chea
dealers canaa5rd. An kinds of produce and old
bon taken in.exchange, BENZ, DILL, ',
Hsmdsn, January 18th, 1864. a.. .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17

U| Read Religion and Politics on
our first page it will we'll pay peru.
sal. Also the message of President
Lincoln, on signing the law abolish.
slavery in the District Of Columbia.
Let us have that law repealed next
winter. Next week we will publish
Henry Clay's speech on the same sub
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
To YOnng NIarred 4 OII1e.

p g. P. BoTHWELL. AfcArthm. for the
SUN Oieighteen dO'lafs essh, will furnish
Que Bureau. one Bedstead. one BrrskiusI
table, one light Stand md ons sel.Sf Chairs.
A cfmPlele outfit Of Furniture, and ell WaS.
ran'Pd. -
= March l3th. 62-tf Il
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

THE taxpayers ofvinton. County are here
bv notified that | he Tax Duplicate for. the last
half years taxes Of the year 1851, have be n
placed in my hands for collection Upon ali
taxes not paid onOr before June goth 1859, the
law imposes penalty Of five per cent. will
Arthur until that date, to receive the san1e. q
'"e HENRY REYNOLDS II
fl' l, Treasurer, v. c. o., /,
April,l0th. is3-gw, 81 Hi'Ft i'' s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17

THE Trensurprs Of the Townships OF
l. Vin'on County, are hereby notified
that the Township iunds, colle'ied by me
fJr the Townships. is now ready for distr-
button HENRY REYNOLDS.
..'.r Treasurer OF V. e. o.
March g. l962--3u.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17

DAN. WLL.-Is deterlnind to be
up to the demands of his custom orts,
and wishes us say, that he will have
his Second Sprinp stock of dry goods
on next week. Having cleaned out
one stock this spring already, he
wishes to have more of the same cheap
goods to sappIy the balance of his
customers. lie is determined to sell
as usual, at the lowest cash figures -
Gail and see, no charge for showing
Goods. faaa. d. 1.- p
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
! FasaiOsAALE. BSRER1a. b 4CWs cal


attention this week 10 the Advertise.
tmentof Mrs. King. in another col.
lumn. Those loves Of Bonnets. ave
arrived, and Flowers, Of spring styles
and last but not least by any means
The Hoop Skirts, of the latest imptoy-
ed styles. Ladies call and see for
yourself. She proposes to sell for
cash, at Wmprices. - q a5'ar -''
SOMETHING NEw.-Browns Suspen-
sion skirt supporters, eau be seen at
Ms. Sarah D. Kings, who hastbe
patent right for Vlptan county This
Artical is something that has long
been required by Ladies, who cOnsuls,,
their Health and Comfort, as well as
cali and examine them and
you will he convinced of their utility.
S@~-N-NsN~N~>-NINSN~>-S-N
DIED-Ihe corpse OF --- Parish
oi MtPlesamt passed through townoh
last Friday from Western Va, otEe.
yer at Clarksburg Hospital, as VIC
vara told IN lilifllra-r 1lG
" ~ ,'' wv wv .a1sg -.D l.s 30 15irsupgaO
On the 14tn inst, JShnpl GqG Of
Capt. Frys Go. OF Is Regiment. De-
'escd returned home on last Thuesday
yeeG from Westrcp Va. becaught cold
rom exposure which ended in an ef.
ection Of the lungs. Diseased was
by his friends, and support,
ID an aged mother. ...al
On April sth 1862, at Irouton Mr..
J obn Winters Of clinton Ty. Vinton
&c. o. Company K, 40 Reg. o, v.
NJ after an illness OF only two days.
A. Mr., Hill's remains wero brough.
lome isgweek, as We are informed
" Leim. Wilson. We did not learn
lis Regiment, Or when and where he
lied. Thus drop on the Volunteers
oi Vintou. m -NN. i
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-04-17
no ! DEL TENF 2 sURscRI
nnIn BERS. II

We'pnblish a kst Of those who
owe us on subscription to the D1mo
crat, and tlie amount now due oppo.
site their names. Wedo this so that
yoWcan know the amount, and send
to us, and save us the expense o.
senting after il. We hope those who
are ia arrears will call and settle as
we cannot continue chr crrdit bust.
ness with the Press. Paper and la.
borg are cash. The amounts are
uade up according tn our terms. 1N