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Wiscor.skn LeGfslature.


Tho Legislature conveksd or the 10th inst Gssverpoy
Hsrney's hecsage first aisdcs 10 local msttcrx cn the
healthy nnari con iton Of ths state In reerxlce 10
the tax " bc levied he says she loyal people OF visa
cos do not Esue property or M itself weighed aesust
tho existence 81 the govenneB, which has no Tong
blessed and proiscted them both recommends ecouo-
my AMI wise ADMINISTRATION 10 ~ this tar: recon-
mepds lhc introduction OF military Tactics and ir In
public sshools ani strongly urGas memorial to Con
grese for armor, and naval and ysena depot at NIL
waukets capacisis harbor water paver chea ness Of
ship mates al and accessible position rendering IL ~
best point on tho lake. In aludng &c the rebellion and
the rebels. Ss says
surcly a lew lessons s,orc viii teach W. II indeed we
are not aireedy tauglK TO understand what treason
mcana and 70 regard the rebels with tia. horrd aver
sion the royaltsts hold. Ne reoced that y are the at
tempted renegaes OF tho best government under hoavsn
The contest must come be fought tho prscipc that
ze protection OF te Union a7e gives iness 10 soil
institutions No SOIL peson, any species of pro-
peny have any sacrsncss claim regard outside the
constitution and IN rsbeion against tho laws or
Is the ntersr. which the pottsrs for so,rber
mtnarhy have played upon TO alarm and unite their acc
ton uei the whole people have gone mad upon H. Con
servstism politics cannot ii now from the doom
which awaits &C. whether IL nds fate ia the
dies lingering OF ts wounds yet IN the order of Provi
denco, and not to be directed beyond impstiencc.
An official order has been published in g. louis com,
mlndng the newspapers throughout that State 20 fur
nsh copy OF their respective Issues to the
pf that deparmen, under penalty of being
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TEXAS.
ANOTHER IMPORTANT CAPTURE BY THE FEDERAL
ri vOCH DERq

From the Galveston NesCs, Of the I'd inst, we extract
she following" On Monday last schooner chased
In sight Of Galveston by the Sam Houston and two of the
enemy's sunches, and the schooner finally
hauled ana captured about A.. M. and now lies a
prize in company with the Santee Sam Houston and
anothercf tho enemy chooners, not KNOWN that
also frss made her appearance yesterday. We learn
from asoop that came into Galveston Sunday morning
from New Orleans ths she sailed In company with the
above schooner, bound westward and both loaded with
tobacco They separated in storm on Friday last
andshe sloop considerably damaged and sailing
uncer her jnrynssS when she cano In, escaping the
6lcckaders.v
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The sdvices from England check remitsancss, and
the financial imbroglio in Congress puzzles the
spectators. Gold fuctuatsd all last week between
~ and sper cent, closing yesterday at ..
The following table showsthe course Of the stock
market during the past week and month
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News from Romney.

Prom the Wheeling Cva.) Inteigencer, Jan. III
We learn By passengers arriving from Pattorson's
creek last evening that the secesh 10 tho number Of
twenty-five hundred had occupied Romney.
On the night Of the evacuation of Romney, four hun.
dred sick had TO be removed which accounts for tho
want of transportation ard the necessity Of destroying
tsnts and provisions
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

. ~ n W NJ n0 SATURDAY, Jan. I8-BP. NJ
AsHEs-rhe market was quiet but steady, at 50 375S
for pots and 50 for pearls. Wo
Observation-Disclosures market was steady, while
prices unchanged. The sales light and chiefly
to the home trade The transactions footed up about
1000 5000 bbIs, closing within the range of the follow
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LINES WRITTEN IN FORT WARREN By A
CApTIVE

CAPTlVE.
Bee 20 not that the day is breaking
Frcemcn from their slumbcrs waxing
Mighticr efforts daily making
To break the oppressor's chain2
Who would bow 70 Northern powcrq
Who would quail in this stern hourY
Who, when clouds OF darkness lower,
Could tamcly yield againY
Frsemep, TO the tented field
Right ahd justice be your shield;
Mako the cruel fceman yield
Your rights and hbertysi
strike--as 20 have struck before
6trike--as ye have struck, once morei
etriks--as patriot sires Of yore
Determined TO be freei
Strike the vile usurper low
Strike with freedoms hand the blow
Teach the proud, insulting foe
What freemen feel and dare.
Day is breaking in tho West,
Ger the land that love best,
Patriot 1res In every breast,
God and Liberty are therel
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DEATH OF THE LINCOLN DEsPOTISM.
from the Richmond Dispatk.i

i- AR-"heGsf1og, or DE-"
dAs following stanzas were written soon ator the
aest Of Aessrs Mason Sife, but from reasons una
~odahie their publication has been delayed M
Twas out upon mid ocean cat the San Jacno hailed
An English neutral vessel while her she sailed;
Thcn sent her traitor Fairfax TO board her with
And beard tho "British lion" with his "Yaneedoodle
me Yankees took her passengers put thea on their
And that base secession could not givehem the
But E1sIsaasays 81 sha1l have thAm if washns~n must
30 Lincoln and his 'ngger craz." must certainly feel
OF ali khe Yanksc notions, that ever had their bua,
The Of searching neutrals the greatest r tn
10 the SOuhrons hut the Yankees viii hate the
Which gave Wilkes and Fairfax their never dying name
hougisut the North their Captain Wilkes received hs
For dongn these u vilzed-the deeds OF darker dsss:
But Engapds guns will thunder along She Yankee coast.
And show the abolitionists too they made ths
Then whno Old Englandss cannon are booming on the sea-
Our Johnston Smith and Beauregard dex Maryland will
And Johnston il Kentucky will whip the Yaakees too,
And start them 10 tho lively tune Of "fsrkce Doodle
Thsn down a. Pensacola, where the game IS always
As "sars andStnpes will 10 pulled down and in the
dust be dSegged; 81
And there you'll t Yankees with their usuE speed
will 1y. -..
On TIE coast Of Dxicss ksgdcm thse are batteries made
And covered up with cotton. whoh the Yankees xsnt
Blu. wsss they 60 to take q. they'll naa /. will not do,
And starr upon the "doubs quick" to "a Yankee Doodle
znsn Evans and his cavalry will kllow IN their track
And drive them in the Atlantic, or SAFELY bring thsm
And hold them till Abe Lincoln and eli bis Northern
Snail own Independence Of "Yankes Doodie,dcm."
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SUNDAY, Jan. 10, 1861.

SUNDAY, Jan. ls, 1861.
The Custom House tables Of the foreign trade OF
the port Of New York for the year 1861 were closed
yesterday, and we present the following full COM
parative statements:-
FoRraN IxnoR1s ExyREp Ar NEW YoRK DuRING YEARs
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
From tho Charleston Courier, Jan. IA.

SHOT AND SHELL FIRING.
Our harbor batteries were busly engaged yesterday
practcng, the reports from their guns attracting
ber of observers to the water front, where fine
Vhooting with shot and shell was seen. A flr.
THE BLOCKADE. sra
Six of the Lincoln feet strung along the front Of
harbor yesterday and all in sight from the whaves
and apparently quite close in. Since the steamship Ella
Warley succeeded in passing by them they keep more
vigiant lookout =. \, ~ --lt.. 81 -. f-p,i .sr
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sverywhere Vast renforcements are pouring In II .
rae more rapid than anything that has yet been witness
On arrival quarters are Immediately assigned Aem
She localities being selected before tnsy reach here
few DAYS since the Forty first Tsnnessee full brave
and splendid looking regiment, reached here. Just After
them came three Mississippi regiments. Yesterday the
entire force from Camp Beauregsrd arrived. General
Bowers entire division, 900 strong coming-two
Of the regiments reached here to-day They were the
Twenty second Mississippi, Colonel Bonham, and the
Twenty seventh Tennessee The others will follow to-
morrow General McCulloch the word-renowed Ben, Y
on his way here, with his redoubtable troopers, and
General Floyd and his forces il is stated this evening,
that he had arrived at Galatn whence he would take
up his line OF march for Scottsvile, Kentucky this
30 true, he is designed to cooperate with Zolicoer.
6cotsvie is twenty five miles east Of this place mme.
dately on the main turnpike leading to tho central part
or Kentucky. Cavalry artillery and heavy batteries
are also daily coming, in large quantities. The great
conflict then though IL may not take place as soon
recent events may have led to suppose is near at
hand and cannot be long deferred
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GEORGIA.
HALE OF NEsszoEs-PRICE OF BLACK rzoPERTY IN

YALE OF NDezoEs-PRICE OF BLACK rAoPERTY IN
.-. GEORGIA.
correspondent Of the Savannah Rg,r5lican writes
from Thomas.fille Ca Jan. Z, as follows
II may be'of interest to your readers TO know what
valuation is placed upon darkses IN section.
tho following negroes sold here to-day at administrators
sale, terms twelve months, email notes with approved
security, and interest from date if not punctually paid
viz
An old woman (the mother of thirteen children)
and child about four years old brought 81 OH
girl about thirteen years old. ...... .1o5
boy about eight years old. Observation-Disclosures. S24
boy about eight years cld........-.......... sol
boy asout four years Gd.................... Gd. 912
From this would think that Old Abe Is feared
IN thk region. In my opinion there is higher estimate
placed upon negroes new than enyears ago.
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THE FIREMEN.

A ssoCIATION OF EXEMPT rIREMEN THE ANNtS
"A al meeting win be held at Firemens ai on Tues
ycnng 2ls inst O'clock Officers are 10 be elected fr
the ensuing year. &C. Punctual attendance re9aescd
q. W. wHrrLxR, Recording Secretary ''''s"'
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PROPOsAIs.

-.JosT OFFICE, NEW YORK, JANUARY .. issa.
seeled proposals will te received until n NJ Of the
h inst Tor bnid an extension 20 the Post ONCE Build
nE Plans aud specifications be examined and
ton obtained ony at the Office OF the architect Grinth
Thomas Esd 40 Broadw ay between the hours OF SA M
and4 NJ The proposals endorsed proposals for the Post
Uncc Essn,on az "a be addresed % The gndersIsned
right 'i''''s 'i0' ~ g''fs;.SSI fxSIoa r..,...
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sHIPPIN0.

az e. e sssi1s =
ports before they w be allowed board shs steiner
:J n. i0as sas D4s ss.
x a Steamship conpn
intend slsir fun powered Clyde sus Iron steam
SiTS SEw j:SIss;y, j:SSsTy
ana every saturday a, noon from Pier y North river
Eirs. RATE; 8, ss sssss:ss
! s:. ss;i:;a.s
sqSa u sp. low sa sa s.r can buy ticket.
here ths fsowns New xcriFTS% tssrpUSl
S roS & % Fsam sS 1 sss ans
These steamers have for g,s
wafer sections. and have patent drs snnhila0r'
further information apply in Liverpool 70 wILIAx
IMAM AssS e Tses sssss IN IN Gsss9w o"ssmso%n 70
sEYMoUR CO. in London & EWES M Sos,s MMcEy tx
flaes ns De IA Bosrse in P6adepSis 70 JOHN a. DALE III
joHa Stsfi G. G. DALE Asen Broadway New York.
T1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN RoYALMAIh
pAssPoRTss-An persons leaving the United States will
reseye resaFs 60 sone aSs the sscrsy
Washington, or by the passport agent al port q
uo"' PROM NEW YORK LIVERPOOL ,.o
Chief Cabin Pdsase:
second oa0'n From BOSTON 10 IivEarooI .,o
Chief Cabin PASSAGE
sefY%a The SIU9 from New York cali a. Cork
I eap s% a@sSs siSa call at
ASsA GsE L' , sA Ssss sss5:s.
sasss At
leaves sssY ysssSy
York.
Berths not secure until paid for;
An experienced surg on board. r.. c.,s
slips win not be accsantale e. ios Meto GoS,
ness siSn thereof
therein expressed For frf51
CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY, GLASGOW AND LIVER YER
ro.hs SSs NSss5 s sssap .sae Captain
Grange ryins c. nadan and United States mails VIII
Portland saturday jan 70 Rates ef psss,aye
aaS MrS s s,seraEe found wisS good provision
IN Sr d s
ra'as apply s iGs sAsxE Asx General Agents
TTAMsuRa AMERICAN PACKET COMPANY.
"a cam to London tayre and @ soutiamp on
The avorte hrst class and seSsh. IRON mai
IN, r. pss s,cs ns sas from pier No.
river foot s l1RnSS Flsn s'Sesi shS nos1Sssy on
And pas engers London Havre and Southampton
at the following rates:- ann
For passage apply exclusively n,cu.np roAs
fof t l5i Broadway, NY.
U,oR RLIvERpooL AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES IS LINE
T. slip ALBION lying pnr North river sails G i9r ~
iyerp,ol lar.aiy 90 Slip GLORIA, lying a pier ~
East YER sails London January 20 For at low
ra;es apply 10 rAlsCOrr & Co.. 80 South street, N y
/ NOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LNE.-CLIPPER
| II ship VICTORY, Cap. Answorh pos ely sails on the
Id january OF line noedior their ex
aordnary speed For passage, at lowest raiss anpw On
boar, pier No. Norh river or TO r. M DEhAhESa, ~
| Snnth street.
| INOR CALIFORNIA VIA PANAMA.
steamer will lcnvc New York on me Isl Mta
I Of
day. when day departure will be ON the Monday ot
freight passage apply at the only once No. SBow
ing Green. ~ D. AAi'rN' Aso""
| FINANCIALs
| TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
| - on 4 I'll A NJ SOUARE
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MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.

GRFSS.
We notice, sayHthe Nashville BEmner that Captain Re-
foertJ Breckinrge, Of the great Presbyterians-
vine-Rev. DR.. Rolert J. Brecknridge-is candidats
IN the Eleventh disct Of Kentucky for the Congress- OF
6Ae Confederate Stses The father the SON. in tis
anstance. dams.rioaly opposed 10 each other-Ns
reh man being for HEcoln, while tho con 10 for Je Dass
.,,...s.ss s.,fl .i AID TO IRELAND. iIal
writer proposes through the ATLANTA (Ga.) Intezi-
~ to raise subscription by individuals for the relief
- ireland, portions Of which inreat distress from
the failure of the potazo crop Tho writer starts the sub
Dcripton with two bales of cotton. ~
REBEL rGsoPs RE.ENLrsgINd.
Tho Richmond Dispajch says that entire Mississippi
pegiment Of twelve n0nths' men, serving the Poto
ac, have resolved, to- man, at the expiration Of their
present term, TO reenlst. t~
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FINE ARTS.

CAMERA FOR sALE.-A SPLENDID CAMERA. MADE
~ In England, at Of eighteen guneas for sale
cheap Addrcss Camera, Herald onicc. IN - - -
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TEREGRAPHIC DISPATCHES IN REBE
fWSPAPEaS.


CHARLOTTESVILLE, Jan. 16-10E P. H.
ne chimney OF ahe Monticello House, used by ths
ecuth Carolina Association Hospital took night
One half Of the building was burnt. The sick Gil
SAFELY removed. The furniture and hospital
considerably damss ed and mssy were lost Therewse
~ casualties.
The largo tobacco warehouse in Henderson, KY.
owned by Kerr 60. of Liverpool, burned she
lsh inst together with $9coo worth Of tobacco The
ore was caueed By yan incendiary.
ssxuGoLING COTTON ,AsD. SUGAR TO THE ENEMY.
6 xcrIieElrl NASHVILLE, Jan. II, leG2
has been desnitely asoertained that consdesxSle
quantities Of coten and sugariave recently been
wagons through kentucky 20 the Ohio river. 10 ae-
iAeved the articles were sent from Carksvne. rf n
GENERAL pooMBs EN- ROUTE TO RICHMOND.
a4 L7aatll - yes r. AUGUSTA, Jan. Is, 1862
General Toombs earrvedhers tonight, and Ieaxeg .or
Richmond in the saornng.
PROM HAVANA.
4t.iNSi NHw ORLEANS, Jan. 16-FaG.
Tho sloop William Henry has arrived from HaRana
with dates TO thc9th inst
FROM WILMINGTON.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Jan. 1e-Nonn.
An ID quiet at tho forts. Thers Is heavy outside
and thick fog prevails There shipping S;rht
yesterday nor cary this moFnng
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SPORTING.

EAGLE FOR SALE "a FINE YOUNG GRAY EAGLE
~ measuring SVEN feet roi tip 10 -a superb bird Al
dress Eagle, boz 2,lQe Psss Vace. - 'af7 Ut u
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t-aseei sR
ss haa H ens
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n1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL MAIL

i Steamships. t -. -. an
require 10 passports from the authorities Of their re-
by the Secretary OF state
Washington by the passport agent at port q emorka
uoh' PROM NEW YORK TO LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage ."
FROM BOSTON LIVERPOOL .,o
Chief Cabin Passage.
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OCULTsTs AND AURTsTs.

r ADY ooULrsT. OF sss SIXTH AVENUE. coNrTN
~ uss to give sightin worst cases Of bndness without
weakness OF inammaons In few days Ample refersnceI
given. Hours ~ too
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CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
y pool-Ihe Monireli Steamship Company nrst CLASS
ful powered, Clyde built steamer HlBEnNIAN captain TAN
Grange ryng nadan and United States malis VIII
from Portland Saturday JAN 70 Rates OF passago
York-Frst class, according to
$40 and $685. steerage found good provisions $50 Ger
III Gates issued bringing from all the prn-
cpa fttn and Ire and at very low rates.
For passag. apply at2 adw,y New YORK ,n.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

't o. tht l5,h M
An Interosi'aS a. 'y,Yy pOA IL Pn
irIOi cs,y-S anIOr Of the q. s.
. FAC olive grnach 10 Aceonpa.
p ay the SwDsd.
r. CLEAEEtELD, Penn, November 1862.
MI DEAR SIR: In reply to your
favor of the Goth ultimo, have to say
tliAt you have been rightly informed
/ DO not intend to no a candidate for
United States Sen a,or vt the coming
election, and have 80 expressed ny
self to friends on all proper occasions
! have a number of reasons, privat,
at,i public, for this course, ono Of
which is that the eastern and north
erp sections ofthe State make special
claim to the Senator, at this timp, OH
the ground that wa have one in tie
West recently elected, and can no.
reasonably claim both for 81 long a
term. .--. r
The other question You ask. "wl at
ran be done to save the country y is
lot so reality answered The u5unl
response is, CID Hndws Few II "a
VT thinkers seem 10 have any cl4at
Esws on the q qtcsrio,; and it is not
.rty;n certain that the Administration
lt Washington has a we'll { 'tinll pol
icy to that end. | have some thought,
Oh the subject which do not hesitate
70 give you. They may secm to you
crude, and>oh some points oven noyeI
-apd startling; but they are the result
l9f some reflection.
= SThe sword is tho only agency st
work. But the sword cannot do all
-lti8 an agent Of destruction. 1t cal
tc,ar down but can not build up. /
.mby chastise and silence the rebels il
+thG field; but it can not make a unio,
Of States; .lhcan nobwsn DGqndjenc,
Eand / Street, Macarthur, Ohio. lie CO
LION & BILLlNGHURSI'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
N OF CE.

THERE will be a petition presented TO
Il the Commissioners of Vinton county
for the alienation of the county road leading
frenJ: B. Iohnspp's siIl}ssjd Alteration %
commence about Is rods southwest osAhe
mill. thence east of said Johnson's stsbI. to
the line between john Hughn and Burr;
thence along said line to a gate; thence
north=west to poplar. stump, and thence
the learest and best way to iniersect said.
COUNTY road, near where sail Hdghn leaves
said road to 20 to his house, and thence to
end. MANY tETITIONERSf
0ct"bsfshl ts62 ~. w Q VI.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

"a. q. NROure,
w an. Poland,
II. A. BratlOn, ,
John Til low,

A TTORNEY AT Law, Macarthur, q will
"A practice in Vinton and adjoining counties
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
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EHMsOF PUBL l'llof' i
one copy one year in advances SiW
Ifnot pail in advance, go go
II not paid within shs year AOO
- No paper WILDE discontinued untilHii IA
rsnra l,s ars paid, unless az the option OF the
uubli,hers. Whoh the paper is dot ordered dlS'
continued ut the end vi thS year
4soFADvERTlslNG. q
One SQUARE bho useftion, sUiiSS
On S, S,iaare tArco iusort4ns, - l'VVy-
Each additional insertion, 20
Cards ono year, 0''
Noice of appointments ofAdministTa-
ara Guardian and Executors. l,So,
kttachmeut notices before j. L. li2o
Editorial notices per iho, W
|A liberal deductionwiIl he made u year
f., s1vertisers. All advertisements pEyablein III
,Ivnnce or on demand.
tzy- rho abovctcrmsmust be compile d win
ESFAll payments must be made to the fro-
,iaIorA ns we have no agents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

dc tons OF sucl return to reas0
and dutyl lean SEQ none, and ! ey,
p ct % see none, so long as. the swOId
., una compauied by agents for set
t'emyut and peace When our army
went t. Mex 60 it was accompanied
by a peace commission, in ordor tol
embrace tho earliest opportunity Tor
settiement, nGod's lame | woull
ask, should we do less when engaged
in u war among our5elyesl ltis idl3,
AMI worse than Idle, dplude Ourselves
about the nature ofthc conflict il
wich We arc engaged, We can not
1nake d Uaiou,by force alone, though
we may triumph over the South ID tie
IisId, and We IN j rs well look tlie
clmp,ica'ion5 sqaar9 ip the face a. not
The drat question is, do We intend,
do We desire, to have all I'll" S }hthern
States buck into the Uni on the
termes OF the Constitution! live do,
then it ia seen that they are to'be tbs
equals o tic Northern States in lights
SoVcreignty aud dignity. Does any
one b4ievo that such a relation can
be established and maintained By the
sword aIouel Should a cerran nam
Der OF States Suhjusate and humiIiato
the others, then they could not live To-
gether as equals AMI friends, frt the
snhjngnted are alway, tho enemies Of
the subjugators. When all tic States
therefore, resume their FORMER rela.,
tious, or new relations of union and
intercourse, it must be the act Of all,
# the settlement is to be complete aud
permanent,
have heard a great deal abeut
patching up dishonorahle peace---
about the humiliation and disgrace 10,
the North involved in any aud every
proposition Tor settlenent.-.and there
"A nothing that is said about the aflirs
Of the country tor which | have less
respec'. 1t is even held by some that
he is disloyal cltiztn who seeks to
est sa'. Union BY other means
Sw absurd ! The
CUT0M MADE CtSffesS1c3y
: A full stock on hand and far beloV
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27
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Q : 20 E LIS. -e4
Memrie House,
Clinton House.

1NORNER OF Walnut and Water Street, -,
" Chillicotne, Ohio. j. II. Robins 9;ii
rieto T. 1EA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

sentiment shows thar even Mr., l. IL
coin, Def ro the war b1gan, antici,a ,at.
I'd the time, in case i! did begin, when
it would bo necessary to put The swOri
1t rest, at least fora season, in order
to resume The id,n'icll Oh questions
about intercourse AN settlem1Gt. 1t
does not seem 10 have occurred 10
him that tho sword could dolhe whole
york, bnt that, inevitably, We would
have to come back TO the original
point to comprUmlso aud settle. Ii
Jhen, We can not fight always, what
amount Of lighting ;5 necessary to Ted
I1r 1t proper to prepare to cels1 Or
suspend IN order tO consi1,r terms 0,
reconciliation. There has already
"been much loss on both sides aud 10
gain on either" aul while the tine to
cease fighting my not b. yet, the
period has surely come when other
means bosiies thh sword should b.
omployeA in the eaort t. slva the
.G1vernment and country. Certainly
the object IF the war, and the extent to
Which it is to g, should be deiritoy
know0 10 the country, lit be in
tended to sahjugata the S'ales in ro-
belIiop, and bold shem, not a. States
in the Union, but as conqu r1l pro.
yinces, thou the sword must be kept
in constant motion, aud war aud car
mage b. the order Of the day. Now
Ioyios and fresh supplies may DO pro
perly raised, for it will requ:r5 a for
midablo army III each Of this scceded
States to execute and maintain this
scheme. .. .
DISCRIMINATION be The object then
the sword should havo unrostrained
license to DIAL deah and destruction
among tho rebels in all parts Of their
country, regardless of sax, or aye, Or
condiun ,Pnt neither ofthese pur.
lZaleski, wonId 70 estaOl'
! Athens, rya might
Marietta, d. rain
iParkesburg, 500 p M
ARRIVE. ARRIVE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

glOm the llarri,hnrg p Union a.a 80.
VIZ. 4 fos thh l6,L 9n. Ta..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-27

els SamuWaIlier'S Estate.
NJ Office is hereby given, that the undersign
~ cd has been duly sppoined and quail He
Administrator of the esHte of Samuel Wake
late Of Vinton County deceased
JOHN STEVENS.
October 9th. 1sGa-Sw.