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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20
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ter that 81 so; and 50 II not paid within
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DGWkin's Mil.
WIN. Ratclif. from Jan. 8, 81, Tyr, 81 so
Buckeye FnrnGce, o.:
Daniel LawleF-frOm Jan, 3, 81. lYr, 80
Cross Roads, o.:
Z. F. Swilt--from Jan 3, 81, lyr, 80
Urbaad. Ill.,: .s
q. w. Pilcher--from Jan 8, 81, Tyr, 60
Adtlphi, o.:
Ellison McLaug from Jan a, ,'6l ,ly l so
Valley Ford. o.:
A. Braitun, from Jan "a, '6l, lyr., l so
N. Bobo, Sept 10, 81, " 90
Mansfield. o.:
II. p. Penrod. from Jan II, '6l, lYr., so
.. Iron Valley furnace. u. 1r.
NJ. V. Huston, from June 20,'6l, Tyr, 80
Turner, O.. e.l
L. S. Weslfall, from Aug Is. '6l, Tyr. l 90
Finy.niuth Regiment o. V. u. S. A.:
R. E,Phillips. from Jan 3. 81, lyr., 30
Mingo, FatOn Co.
John Mace. year, from Jun'y 3, '6l. $50
Geo. A ilman. i yr. fro n Jan. 3, '6l. l,50
James Bowen, yr. from Jan. B. '6l. so
John Brooks yr. from Jan. 3, '6l. $50
NJ, Cotterell, yr. from Jan. 3, '6l. l,50
Mad. Peck, | ". from Jan. 3, '6l. l.50
John Dawson. 6 months. ,75
WilkcSuille, VintOn Co.
S. S. Murray, yr. from Jan. 3, 81. l.50
A. Dawson, Tyr. from Jan. 8. '6l. 1,50
Daniel Bowen, Tyr. from Jan. 8, 81. $50
II. Brooks, Tyr. from Jan. 3. el. l.5O
w. H, Eayison, Tyr. from Sept. 6, 81. 100
Iron Yalley,O.
NJ. V. Huston, Tyr. from June %, 81. l,50
POrter'S Pack. Vinton Co.
J. s. Hatfield, Tyr. from Jan,3 81. $50
w. H. Hubbard, Tyr. from Jan. 8, 81. l,50
Ek. Vinton Co.
III Bray, Tyr from Jan 3. 81 l,50
H SIanghterback. lvr from Jan 3, '6l. l,50
J. Apsel Tyr from Jan 1851. l,50
] NJ Reed, Tyr from Jan s, 81 100
B Suttles, Tyr from Jan 1851. Loo
VIM McManis, Tyr llom Jan 3, '6l. l.5O
II Earnheari, Tyr from Jan 8, '6l: l,50
N G Grandstaff, Tyr from Jan 3, 81. l,50
A Foreacre, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. 1;50
SUan, Kintod Co.
VIM Herald, Tyr from Jan 8, '6l. 1,50
J Hamilton. Tyr from Ian 8. '6l. 1,50
Robert Welsh, Tyr from jar 3. 81. >l,50
DR. l. Holland, Tyr from Jan 3,6l. l,5o
MeU Plymouth, vintOn Co.
Christ Ellis, Tyr from Jan 8, '61.. l.50
Rose, lyf from Jan3, 81. l,50
B J Atkinson, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. l,5o
Joseph Sterling, Tyr from Jan 3, '6l. 1,50
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20

The OBJECT OF THE WAR.-We ask
a careful reading of the speech OF Mr..
Voorhees, Of Indiana, made in con-
gress. 1t contains that eternal attrib.
ute of God, Truth, for its basis
Don't fail to read il.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20
- r~N~0>~NN - = ~
The Fight NJ Island No, 10

CAIRO, March 16-A m essenger,
Just from Island No, 10. says our boats
kept up an incessant fire all day yes.
terday. The rebels nave elk distinct
batteries on the Tennessee shore-
One shot struck the Boston, killing
one man and wounding seven others.
One riAe.gun on the ST. Louis burst,
wounding several. The St. Louis
was struck several times. Tue enemy
are very strongly fortified and have
a largs number of troops on the main
land, Shells from the mortars fall in
the enemy's intrenchments every time
All tie mortars are to leave here i'm.
mediately.
CAIRO, March 1S.-Later from Is.
and No. 10, In the engagement yes.
erday the gun-boat Cincinnati receiv.
I'd shot which is said to have dam.
aged her machinery, and the burst.
ing of a gun on the st. Louis killed
2, mortally wounded 2, and severe
ly wounded 10. .,.
Nobody vas hurt on the flag. ship,
No damage was done to any other
Of the feet.
Nothing has been heard from the
land forces at New Madrid.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20

E. D. Dodge Still continues to sell
goods at very low prices, he has a large
stock and if yon will call on him you
can get the best goods at the low est
prsce tboy can be bought for cash; he
will not be under sold,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20

HORSE AND JACK BILLs.--We ere pre-
pared to prin. Horse and Jack Bills, at the
lowest cash prices, and at short notice..
Give Us call and see specimens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20
President Lincoln vs. The f. ramers o
the Constitution.


There IS very great and marked
difference beteen President LINcoLN's
views of the slavery question and
those OF the trainers of the Censtitu-
tion. IN 1890, which was the next
ono after The Constitution was formed
the Congress passed the fall,wing res
|olution, in response TO an Abolition
petition from some Qnakers in Penn.
sylvania:
"Resolved, That Congress have no
authority to interfere in the emancipa.
tion Of slaves, or in the treatment OF
them in any Of the States, it remain.
ing with the several States alone to
provide rules and legul atoms therein
which humanity and true policy may
require.
President LINCOLN says:
81 recommend the adoption Of a
joint resolaiion by your honorable
bodies which shall be substantially
as fellows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20
sLCiGs sale.

j. D. Black, Plaintiff
- against In Ninton Common
Elrnoro Jones, Henry Pleas:
Packard, Ely Jone', Order Of saie'
and John JoneS, De-
fendants.
DY order offs writ Of Execution, in the aboyo
Is named case to me directed, ifom the aforc
said Court Of Common Pleas. ] vM offer at
public sale at the door Of tho Court House
In the town OfNeAflhur in said Coahty I Vim
lon a., on
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20
HNElN THE GREAT CAUSE
SEfEX HUMAN MISER "

Just Published. in StGltd EnrelOpe.
A LECTTSE by DR.. CULVERWELL,
IA on the cause aud cure Of Spermatorr.
hea, Consumption. mental snd Chysical de-
biity, nervousness, EPILEPSY, impsired nutri-
iion Of the body, ass!tude. weakness Of the
limbs and back, indispositon aud incspaci-
~ for study aud labor. duIlness OF sppIehen-
ion, loss Of memory. aversion to society,
love Of solitude, timidiiy. self distTust, dir
illness, headache, affections Of the eyes
pimWes on the face, involuntary emissions
and sexual incspsrity, the consequences OI
youthful indisoretion, &c, &c.
This admirable Lecture clearly proves
that ,he above enumerated, often afflicted,
evils may be removed without medicine and
without dangerous surgical operations, and
should be read by eyeiy youth and every
man in the land
Sent unde: seal. 10 any address, in plain
sealed envelope, on receipt of six cents, OF
two postage stamps, BY addressing
DR. CHAS. ]. C. KLINE.
l21 Bowey, N. Y, Postofflce box 1886,
April 2jlh, l66l--lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20

PUBLIC CoAL.--Toodles says some
body has been seen stealing COAL
Toodles should not be so hard on his
friends. Perhaps the acink went fur.
ther than tho nod intended. Ii lis
motives we're good, be should have
given the names. We have heard
bad whiskey would make some, steal.
Wonder if Toodles was abont2
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20
"EncOuroge Home Industry !"

The DEMOCRAT beng the Official Or
gan of the County, and having the lar
gest Circulation, now offers the Best
and Cheapest Inducements to Adver-
fiaaFa. .-....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-20

MoA RTHUR BRASS BAND.--The
men bers Of this Band, returned on
the 18th inst from the 18th o. V. M.
They lett the Regiment, about three
miles south of Nashville. Welcome
home o'the boys.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1862-02-06

A thorough au;pr. rcliai'i", and practice
Journal, devoted TO tar department ~ Soil Cnl
ture-such us g,"w,ns field Crop: % chards ant
garden fruits; garden vegetables and flowers
tees. Plans and flowers, I"r tie lawn or yard
care OF dom"sti.' animal! Hr., and 10 hsusehn't
labor IT, has also ;tn .ertst'rg ana instruct
i've department Ter rhitt"n ana N"IGh
4 fail calendar Of operations very month.
Thr." 10 four nGrCd, or more. illustrative
enYa,InSs appear III ~ h volume.
over six hundred II III, practical, instructive
articles, and many useiui items, are given every
Year
The editors and contributors are all practical
working men.
tn, teaching. Of the Agricu't"sis. are con
fine d 10 40 Siatc or Territory hut are adapted to
the wants %! all ,cctinns Of the rorntry-it il rs
is raH.e Indicates, for the whole A!n' rcan Con-
tneu'.
German Edition is pnh'ishcd of the same
>z; and p ice as the H. gil, h. and containing ali
~ reading nattcf, and its Numerous illustrative
euEraviMgs.
TERMS-lNvAEIAB!Y IN ADVANCE.
Onc copy, Que year, 81 90
Six c"pitS. one year, } 90
Ton or more copies On" year 80 cts each.
Postage anywhere in the United States and
Territories must be prid hy the subscriber, and
= only six cents year fpaid in aIranle at the
office v here received.
All business and otter communications sh DGId
be addressed to the Editor and Proprietor,
ORANGE JUDD.
II Psrf Row, New York City.
Ss~Subs"riptl. received III 50 cents each,
j. !hr P"S'"nicr in Upton. no46
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awe have made the above Reduction in
ffires With the two fold view of beuehttinr the
public and ourselves. The public have h,en
s0'ndiedh by spurious machines IN ,de in imitation
81 ours. The metal in them. from the iron east.
lhg to the smallest piece. il of poor uu ,litv-
1hei, makers have not the means to do their
work we'll. They are hid away in secret places
where II would he impossible to have al their
command the proper mechanical appliances. I,
10 only by doing great business, and having ex.
ssnsive manufacturing establishments, that good
machines can be made at moderate prices. The
best designed machines, BADLY MADE. are
always Liable to get out Of order and arc sur. 10
cost considerable trouble and money to ker
them in repair.
The qualities 70 be looked for in a Machine
are: ee-tat"y Of correct action at al rate. IF sr..d
sirsr!ie"y # construction great dnrabil,.y, ana
rapidly cf operation. with The ieai labor Ma
shisesto combine these essential Qualities must
~ made OF the beat metal and finished TO pcrroc
tioa. We have the ways and means on srant
ssale. to do this.
rHs Purchasers Of Ma hines whore dali, hre.,
il may concern. will find that those having III,
above qualities not only work well at raril a.
we'll slow rates Of speed. but last long N T.,
Anest possible working order. Our machine.
- made by U.s. will earn more money with lc.
IAh"r than any Others whether in imitation O
ezra o. Bos In fact they are cheAp than an,
ether Machines asa g:fs.
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An artrir.t an! stomach t. tr, araion Of IRON rr-
ifrd Of -. .r5 and TarsoD bv r,mlp.o, In tt,'lrn
gen. Sanctioned nv tho hi ir.t medical antbrri,i.s
hOth IN tlr0,,a ana lin. 'riii,i Sales AMI ,,.;,I
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rIoh' A'y'b @5h:t Sohsf@p@L.cn, DiarrnRa,
~ sf EtoI ihCt:oien~ consumption, Scrotu-
AeuS TUBS :oulcSis SAT- heum Mismenetru-
atioh. w httes, n.orcsis Liver Complaints,
tsnt Eauar $500 ~ 80" 80 So
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SEWING MACHINES.
l.. co y !, l. |. 4 CO.'S
Family and Manufacturing
$40 SEWING MACHINES.
TAGt:ART l. FAIRS PATENT.

IL 4 n
Sc are happy to say to the thousands who are using
machines, and the thousands that want them, that
each machine bears the patent license stanp al
GROW Err IL BAKER. elias Howe, jr. and all persons
selling or using them are secure against any molcsta-
Our Ma hines now jus. what we want them; in
drcot competition and on an equally pular basis with
the best made and highest priced hines in any mar
het and they still sold u. $40 and SIS Including
ltemmcr (of which have several styIesl Needles
and everything necessary the ruse in family or shop
This makes them still the CHEAPEST legitimate and first
class Ntciny in market.
In justice to our Machines well as our customers
~ offer to re funi the money in sixty DAYS for any
chine whch does not wholly satisfy the purchaser
This feature alone makes machine worth much
more Other there is necessarily risk in
lub ing most machines
few of its superior qualities are thesr.-yt uses n
straight needle; has great space under the arm: sew
from tw" cCsimon spocs. neither being fastened and
both in sight, turns on hinges; is secured from d Il and
exposes no oil; sevsT pdrchs" is greater than that
any other uachine:jt has but two regulating screw.
and both "vcani in front; the driving wheel is en-
trcy ohtsGe "fte ttlc; II requires altera an fer
as aretcs q" WORK II certainly do heater greater
variety Of work than any machine monr the hundreds
with which are acaintcd is tension i, nnrcct. II
runs easily and still: it hothcrs nobody; noyic,s can
man &c il. None other will satisfy here il is known
We can safely SAY thai n" piece of labor saving ma
cinery ever grew. rnptd'y into universal favor
se"ng machines Three years has placed them in the
front rank, of r-t class machines. and though our
manufacturing facilities have been largely increased w.
have been able ,uuy the demands durj,p the
past seas"I We can now fiji all orders. We have ad-
ded to sy les the kissie Blake & johnson adtus
table Herm"r. anG can now defy The world to D. oduce
better tstruErGts f'r doing al Xnds Of sewing and
embroidery. lie. every one who Is interested in tn.
great Improvements in sewing machines. whethe, they
wish to purchase not. send for Descriptive Circular
and samples ofstch.
" must caution the public az ,ns unr-nciret, and
perfectly irresponsible parties who have claimed to be
our successors. representing that our machines were out
d M rket. and offer cast-away machine Of ours in its
ri'cr' We oay sci Our machines. Tactart d
Fa'r patent; ard are soe propre:ors in the cigh.
urth cstern States. Address
l.. CORNELL & Co.
ros: Office tox 81. Chicago H.
Ian ~ i'" Lahe SsEtCL. II upstairs ys-uo9
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THE CHICAGO EVENING JOURNAL
FOR 1869.
Daily, Weekly and Tri-WcekIy.

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YET SNAIL .e, - II "'' '' 'u' up ~ go, "T-
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Eil.is .Er.,EyE<TS,

TIE SC'i>ClHEh.n is prepared 70 f1rnzh It
nj who want. his We l.trird anil approved COnN
t!l!NAfniIS. SHOWER, rlOW>, STRAW
GUTTER, iiAI'ho"'> :, Read ,rrapers. etc. He
- ais" ready :" .f':,t Lnd warrant a cure .! a.!
h""t-h"nnG horses. :. 7. DANIELS.
III m january y.d. ls&l.4ir
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The Mes. and Machines are Of great capac.
iy ssd application for manufacturing purposes

The Mes. ! and Machines are Of great capac.
ny sod application for manufact turing purposes
Our No. Machines are especially adapted TO
OIL kiads Of light and heavy Leather Work in
carriage trimming, boot and shoe making. har.
nsss making etc, etc. They are OF extra size,
With ~ arm long enough to take under it and
stitch the largest szed dashts. There is scarce
y s.y part Vi \ trimmers stitching that cannt t
~ better done with them than by hand: so, too.
the saving Of time and labor il very great The
table ~ these machines il "a inches long and the
shuttle will hold six times the ~; al auantit, Of
thread. The large machines work "a fast %
small cnes.
We would ssk for our Letter 4 Machines. :! .
special attention OF Vest Makers and Dress Max
srs. and all those who want Mschncs for light
0snufActurinX purposes They emhsG- the prin.
siples Of the standard machines, making like
ehem. the interlocked stitch and are destincd TO
- ~ celebrated for Family Sewing and Grhf
manufacturing psrposes a. our standard ma
sA'.es Are for manufacturing Purposes in gen
srsl.
49,: have alwsys on hand. n.mning Gnas.,.
NH Twist. Linen and cotton Thread. on Spool..
MT Machine OH in bottles, etc, etc.
w "nuut"SthTe our own needles, ana would
warn oil persona using our machines not to buy
cay others We know tina, there are needle, SOLD
Of the mos, inferior quality, t higher price.
than We charge for our best The necilcs -vld
BY ss are manufactured expressly for our ma
chimes. had needle may render the hes, MA.
chine almost useless.
Our customers may rest assured that ali our
Sraaeh Offices are furnished with the "gcn,line
article"
In case Of small purchases. the money mag be
sent in po.sagr stamps, or bank NOES
~ Correspondents will please writ. their
ssmss distinctly. II is all important that IS.
seou!d. 10 each case know the post.o!dce county .
and State.
EFT All persons requiring information about
ns"ing Machines their sizr. prices. working
capacities. and the best methods of purchasing, .
Sas "htsin 1t BY sending to US, or sny OF our
Branch Offices fors COPY Of
!. II. SINGER 4 CO.'S GAZETTE.
"h'ch . beautiful Pictorial PAPER entirely dr..
'osd " the subject 1t will b. sent, crs,j.
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PROF. l.. MILLER'S
HAIR sNVIGORATOR .

AN EFFECTIVE SAFE AVN v,,x,,
rGp pESrnpfSc ,p,xu,,n ="
foli hf9 ioh'N'' GRAY HAIR to its oyj siunI
color without drcing, and preventing the h.;
from turning gray.
EGR PREVENTING p,rpxrro
,ybnn ,ber. 10 III, 49,, "'s" curing le,
""N" ''' - '''c ieas' paftrle oil vitality or
N'hPtrAtNc energy remaining
FOR REMOVING SURF AND D.NDpy-rr,
i and all ratar! ous otIeFt ;onu ~ ~. -,
! FOR BEAIJTIFYlSt. vuE l,ip
/, a, ,,rn,,.,a,,a, ~ an 'hpa'dhg to
| !, .nr soSS anu hrii'iancy, mASing
sn'l anu SILKY III Its texture md causfnc e
~ cur fea!lF.
me great celebrity and the increasing demand for
this nneqHed PREPARATION. convince the nronr;.,n,
that one trial only is only necessary to ,at;sv a.
seth,hs pubic 81 its superior qualities over anv
"'hrf preparation at present in use II cleanse. ~.
mead ana scalp rom dandtnf and other eutaneous
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TWO EsTRAY STEERS,

IAkEN Up by Robert Speere, at his residence
IA hed o"A township, Cedar county, Iowa.
on the 21th day Of December. 1861. two est,av
steers, rs follows: One elbow Steer suppos
ed to he three years old. with a white spot on
his face, and appraised at SIS. And one n deem
red steer, abont the same age and appraised At
SIG. AL0NZO SHAW
'tfk Of the Dist. Court Cedar county, Iowa.
Upton, December 5lst isUl-nlm3t
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planning MACHINE.
MANHOOD, HOW LOST, HOW RES.
TCHED.

ICHED.
Just PnjI'~led, IN Seahed Enyelope.
on THE NATURE TREATMENT, AND RAD.
lcal cnre Of -permatorl hoea. or Seminal weak.
ness sexual Debility Nervou. ness. and involu,,.
tAty omission, In""c'ng impoency, and Mental
md Physical inrapacitv.
BY RObT. ). tULNERWELL, NJ. D.
Au'hor Of Mc "Green Bonk, dc.
The worldren9wncd author, in this admirable
lecture, arIy proves from his own experience
that the awful consequences of self abuse NAV be
ehectualty removed without medicine and with
ont dangerous surgical operations bougies, in
strumcnts rings or cordial, pointing ont mode
OF cure at once certain and e!'eciual, by which
every sufferer no matter what his condition NAV
he, may cure himself cheapiy, privately and rad.
really. This lecture will prove boon to thous.
ands and thousands
=, sem under seal to any address, post PAID on
the receipt Of two hostage stamps ~ addressing
nr.J. c. Mine III bowery, New York. Post
'i"'e '"N '''>'. 34-yl.
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NOTICE..

ALL PERSONS having unsettled accounts
with me- will take this rs a sufficient notice that
to save cost they MIST call and settle forthwith
S.P DANIELS
Upton, Nov. 2lst, lSGl-iw
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$4,000 Hogs Wanted.

'I>o BIZ DELIVERED ON FOOT at our Pork
l. House IN Mnrcatine, during the months of
November aud December,
Tor which the HIGHEST MARKET PRICE in
Cash will be paid.
LELAND & Co
hr-'s'iue- EhrH. E0y. !, llfi-so..ml
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CIR ARD
Fire & Marine Insurance Co.,
PHILADELPHIA
capital. 100000.

JOEL JONES, President.
JAS T.. ALNDRIi, Secretary.
4. :. CIiLETT, Vice Pres 4 Tre...
Inrurances agains, losses ny fire.
GfsLosses promptly adjusted.
S,Y,rES. gent, Upton. lnw,.
be- .,:A ASA.