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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Death of ZolIicofer.

Ho'o Killed. General Crittenaen--
arms of the COgtederates, dc.
We are permitted to publish the
following extract from a private let
ter received in this city from a citi.
zen of Danville, KY. 1t would seem
by it that Gen. Zollicofer was killed
by a mimic ball. Besides the wound
from the MIME ball, there were two
from pistol balls. These last were
doubtless from Col. Fry's revolver
Flint.lOcks on q rainy day are poor
articles for use on a battle field. We
are told the Confederate troops al
Bowling Green are mostly supplied
with fiint.lock muskets and squirrel
rifles. Not more than two regiments
are supplied with the breech, loading
or the Enfield rifles:
"DANvILLE, Ky, Jan. 90.
"The surgeon in charge ofthe body
of Gen. Zollicoffer says that, in con
sequence of the depredations of tue
soldicry upon the body-immenst
numbers cutting and plucking the hail
and cutting the clothing-.-it was lef
very much disfig1red and alnos
! nude. lie furthermore says that Col
Fry did not kin him--Ihat the inme
diate cause of his death was a Mimic
bali, which pierced the left breast
passing through the heart an d coming
out at the angle of the scapnla, leav
ing hole You could have placed youl
fi3t into-that, in addition to this
there were two wounds from pistnI
shots, neither Of which, however, were
the immediate cause of death, no mat.
ter what woule have been the remote
effect.
"Gen. Crittenden was on the battle
field, commanded in person, and was
the last to leave the fed on the re
treat being made. The reports adoa
Of his being seriously wounded are all
nntrne,
"The Confederates he describes al
being miserably armed, almost the
whole Of them with'Aiut-locks, which
it was almost impossible to use with
effect during the constant rain of the
day Of battle. Lieutenant. Col. Car.
ter, the day after the battle, counted
an hundred which bad been thrown
away by one regiment, not one u
which could bo made to gooff. He
furthermore said that the Confederates
numbered 1000 their being eight
regiments, but only 500 men to the
regiment"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

TIMELY WARNING. Il Every mother
should bo prepared to act in the ca.
paCity Of both nurse and physician to
her children. she can, il she will, dis.
charge these duties much better :han
any one she can employ. lfshe does
not she ought to know that there is q
medlsine prepared by an old nurse
and female physician, which has stood
the test OF MANY, MANY years, and 10
the most perfect thing on earth for
children teething; it also cures Wind
Cole, Dysentery, Diarrhes, and is
sure to regulate the bowels. We say
to every mother, do NOT let your own
prejudices OF others, stand in the way
of the relief that will be sure-yes ab.
solutely sure-to follow the nse of
M RS. WlNSLOW'S Soothing Syrup.
1t is sold everywhere, at 25 cents q
bottle. Office, 13 Cedar street, New
York, Jan. 4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Significant.

The following telegraphic dispatch
was permitcS by the Government
Censor, at Washington, to 30 sent
over the wires to New York.
"Priyate letters received in Wash.
'ington, from persons abroad; coufrm
the impression that the Governments
Of England, France and Spain, medi
tate an early recognition Of tho inde
pendence Of the Confederate States
This recognition, it will be pretended
|is made in the cause Of humanity.
eThe cause of humanity" is to b.
made the compulsory power to force
Our Government into term, With tht
Confederate States. Matters pf deer
national intsrest will shortly be de-
velopsd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Republican Liberality In the State Leg
islature.
The Clermont fOhio) sun saws:

,,The Ohio Legislature has the com
mittee appointed to redistrict the State
into Congressional Districts. In the
House committee there are two Dem
-oorats, who, by the grace of the libe
raj Speaker, are permitted to sit by
and see the Abolition committee dc
its work in it's own way. In the Sen.
ate the Lieutenant. Governor permits
one Democrat to grace the committee
By,thus shutting out Democrats and
Democratic influence from the com
mittee, the, A bolitionists will, ofcourse
have their own way, and the State
carved up to suit their party pur'
poses.
Let them cut and carve itup as they
may, they will not be able to perpetu.
ate their power in the next Congress.
sional delegation. Unless all the signs
of the times are grossly deceptive, The
October election in Ohio will return
a very different set Of men, politically
than now misrepresent her in the
House OF Representative. Very few
Abolitionists, Emancipationists OF
Radical Republicans win be among
them. We believe that stripe ofpoli
ticians have played their last card and
are out ofthe field 10 Ohio. The in
terest of the white men will be con
sidersd hereafter, as well az ihosa O
the negro, who has monopolized pub
lie attention for the last six years. a
"gerrymander" based upon past elec
tions will be no criterion as to the re-
| suits Of the fulure.--[ Enquirer:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
WOODS HAIR RESTORATlvE.--

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
Unlike most specifics, this is proved, BY un-
mpeachObe evidence, to possess great Eff j.
cacy as a restorer OF the hair to It's pristine
yigor. Where the head had become almost
bald because of sickness, the use Of this ar1
ticle has produce beautiful growth Of thick
glossy hair. II is therefore valuable pre-
pAra:iOn for all classes. Its Ingredients are
such as to elf6ctualIy eradicate dandruf' and
other impurities, which operate SO Injurious.
ly 10 the hair. 1t also has curative proper.
ties of another description. In many csseS
pimples and other disfgurments Of the skin
disappear wherever it is used. There is no
hazard attaching to the trial Of this remedy.
and it's effects can only be beneficial, as the
compound, if it does not cause manifest
Improvement, is incapable :of doing harm I,
as its component elements are perfectly In.
loxious - Boston Transcript, April "a,
uS59. nov7-wl
before IL. -----..----.,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Army Corresnondence.
- CAMP JEFFERSON KYl
Jan 28fh / $50 [

Soh Aoeu OOH'J
We Publish the following extract
from a letter to A. W. Bratton.
The 18th Reg. o. V.M. is still at
Camp Jefferson on Bacon creek seven
miles from green river we have been
especting orders to march forward for
some time and still expect the m, but
the roads are 50 bad that it would be
almost impossible to march now, we
have just drawn new tents which are
a great deal better then the old ones,
the new tents are the Slbley tents, may
be you have seen some Of the kind,
they are much larger then the first
tents we had and evey tent has a stove
in it, SO that We are very comfartably
situated, the roads are Citing some
better and there is some prospect Of
forward move in a few days. | hope
that they will moveforwArd soon as l
want to go nv share of the fighting,
and if possible see this. war closed
before many months more, it is weari-
some lying in camp so long and doing
nothing but drilling, but then drilling
is nessary to tho making of good
soldiers. We are in the 9Th Brigade
Commaned by Col. Tnnchiu. Col. OF
the ] 9th. Illinios Reg. General Buell.
reviewed this Division some time since,
and he said that the 9Th Brigade was
the best Brigade under his command,
we are in the Bird Division Commanded
by General Mitchell, he is a splendid
man. and understands his bu isness
well, butt have already scrawled more
than You will have paticens to read,
the Macarthur boys are all well.
JOHN W. STowELL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

GENERAL PrENrss SUED FOR S10,.
900 DAMAGES Last spring a detach.
ment Of soldiers under Gen. Prentiss
command, stationed at Muddy Bridge
Jackson County, arrested one DR..
Blanchard of that vicinity, ,on charge
Of treason, or for utterisg reasonable
sentiments; and after OBTAINING him
in the guard house in Cairo several
days, sent him to Springfield for trial.
After an impartial trial at that place;
be wat acquitted by the Court aud
hoDorably discharged. Now, we
learn, the Doctor has instituted suit
against General Prentiss tor false i'm.
prisonment, laying his damages al
$4,000. The Quincy Herald, writ
lug from Springfield, says that the
opinion prevails at the latter place
that the Doctor vii. get q verdict FOL
bis damages. - Cairo Gazette.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
NTore RapubIIcanism.

We see that a, Republican paper o.
GAINESVILLE Ne Times) recd~pends
that a poll tag be laid on the people.
The tax by tue 1st of June, 70, the
General Government, by the recent
calculations to be iaised, would be
about Is dOlIaSs for each voter in the
stateA The Times thinks it would
be good policy to collect at the polls,
so We could 'have 3 COLLECTOR at each
election, and as the vO!stawalked up
to deposit his'yote, let the Treasurer
take his j. dollars, before he has the
nriveligeS npGng. That is the way
to Do it, An1thing to prevent poor
men froA&OtmS but anything to lot
banks rePudiate their debts, and with
their owD Dhoney shave tie people, by
buying up s.thsir own paper,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

ready to redress well.founded grisv-
ances. but be is determined to. enforce
discipline and obedience to orders.
All companies, regiments or corps,
who shall henceiorih disobey orders
or exhibit mutinOus disposition, will
be dealt with in a most summary
manner.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06


AIR--"CARRY NE BACK"
III was only young again,
And had no steps to retraee
Consistently could maintain,
The rights ofthe ooLoRTD RACE.
Bat sAMBo must marry the white "gal,"
Nor shall her mamma cry;
rOrOvery DARKEV's pious zeal,
'DiscOurses sympathy.
CHORUS.
Oh, Carry me back! Oh, Garry Inc back,
With big ''BUOK NrooER" mate;
Our fathers we're for white, we'er for BLACK,
In the gallant Ohio State.
And we VIII say VIII stsver we piSass,
With conscience unconhned;
And "NAvIaArE'' all political seas,
Wheeling with every wind.
gOr political hack, give us "BLAoK JACK,
And I'll lay the white mans claim aside
On the sturdy back Of big "BucK BLACK,
Into Office we all can ride.
CHORUS.
Oh, Garry mo back, with sANBo and JACK,
And we'll float along with the tide.
Oh, Garry me back, both DNAH and JACK,
To dwell on the Ohio side.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Mmriaats.

MARRIED, on the 10th ult., by Rev.
D. HoRLooKER, Mr.. j. NJ. KARNS,
to Miss MA RITA HERROLD, all
Of Yintan County.
on the 10th uIt., by Rev.
JAMES MnLHoN, Mr.JOEL VAN
DERFORD. to Mics LOUISA
DEARTH, all of jackson TOwnshiy,
.Vinton County.
on the 22nd ult, by A. N.
CozAD, Esq., at the residence Of the
brides. mother, in Richland Town.
ship, Mr.. WIN. W. COLLINS, to
Miss. MARY WALDR0N, all of
Vinton County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06
Gbe Mlt5rtbur Democrat.
From The McArthur journal.

We copy the following expsssionI
Of "UsooNTRoLLED FEELINGS AND gN
GOVERNED PASSION" for the purpose
Ofshowing what these "Nigger" apOl
giSts would do, II THEY IMP TIL
COURAGE. Go on with your hanging
No doubt you would hang every Dem
ocrat--T YoU COULD. 1
For the Macarthur Journal.
All MAJORI
Am-Yankee Doodle.
Now, Major darling, sit you down, =,
And listen unto 1oPson
You'll rue itdearly, ana ere long,
Unless you plot less treason
Yankee Doodle is the tune,
Sing It TO the Traitors, ~
Make examples ofthem soon,
For other Unisn haterS.
uAlsss there's less Of threat and brag
Within that sheet you edit,
You'll hnd what"U. b. Darn'd" has said,
Por the truth meets with full credit.
Yankee Doodle, 60.
Your chance Is getting 81 i'm, Sir,
Your race is almost run,
There is no lack Of hemp, siA
There's plenty OfitsPun,
Yankee Doodle, 30.
How, Major Bratton let messy,
I'm not so very sure,
Bat YOU may catch throat dissaSe
The Doctors cannot cure.
Va Yankee Doodle, 90.
Tour bosom friends, you know them,
IL, and I'd, too,
Gnlsss they use moro cautien,
HaVS little hope in view,
Yankee Doodle, ,&a.
THEY'LL and out that theiswAn BoyO
Cannot DO bought and sold
~ either Tory blorney,
Or promises of gold.
Yankee Doodle, 90.
I'vslone watched yOu ard thom, hr.
Poor trifing party tool,
You'll fpd that all NMao" says is right,
AuAI'm nobody's fool
Yankee Doodle, DO.
Our artist, gives ms capital life.
likeness of the Author Of the above,
taken at the conclusion Of the last
verse, when the A Apthor conceived the
idea that he Nv AS NOBODY'S
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-02-06

John Tillow,
IN RoCERIEs AND PRovaIeNs, 70, FVs
" ssrs,s PwSnsaya, enc
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-08-09
united states of America:

POI MIDDLE DISTRICT or TENNkSSEE.
NXTHEREAS, libel % information was died within
q w and for The Middle District q Tounossee at
Nashville on the 2nd day Of Juae. A. d.. 1862, BY
John Truible, Esq. Attorney tor the United states
Tor the Middle District Of Tehnessce who proseoutes
herein on behalf OF tho United States against certain
pro erty, viz certain lot situated near the South
east corner Of Broad and Front Streets In the CITY Of
Nashville, being toe next lot TO the corner lot nforo-
said on which corner lot T. situated the Brasa touu
TRY OF Il. Uoei said lot fronting Front street run
ming back towards he river, thence nearly larala
20 the river aud thence back 20 Front street the cor
ner Of said lot on Front street iarthest nom Broad
being opposite small Baoksmith's shop, situated on
tho ether side Of Front street; and also all The Bald.
ings on said lot and also all the hxtures machinery
toOs, implements aud materiale of every Dissertation
connected with said lot and buildings said buildings
On said lot being The Foundry OF one T. NJ. Brennan,
and praying process against said property that tho
same be condemned as forfeited. .H#
Now, therefore, Ia pursuance OF the mouiton, NC,
der tue seal OF said Court to directed aud deliver,
cd, | do hereby give public notice 20 all persons
claiming said property, or Ia any maunor Interested
therein that they be and appear before said Circuit
burt, 20 De held at the city Of Nashville m and for
said District on the Goth day OF October 1891 at 10
O'Clock IN the forenoon Of that day, then and there
TO interpose their claims, and TO make their allega
tons IN that behalf. 4. r. GLASCOCK,
juno II, lS62-l4t L. 3. Marshal, N u 7.
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rOstOmces Ho-oPened I'm Tennessee.
Nashville, Davidson county.
Murfreesboro', Rutherford county.
Jordan's Valley tChristiana& Ruther-
ford county.
Fosterville, Rutherford county -
Gallatin, Sumner county. III 81 81 +
GAINESVILLE, Montgomery county.
Springfield, Robertson county.
Franklin, williamson county
Columbia, Maury county.
shelbyville, Bedford county. 81 3
Lebanon, Wilson county. SAL
Watersiown Wilson county
smithville, DeKslb county.
Liberty, DeKalb - =
Alexandra, DeKalb
Palmetto, Bedford l'Gg
Jennings Forks, Smith county.
Gordonsville,
New Middleton, Smith county
Mitchelsville, Sumner county.
sycamore Mills, Cheatham county.
Ashland City, Cheatham county.
Lafayette, Macon county.
Memphis, Shelby county
Savannah, Hardin county.
The above list will be kept standing
In our columns, and added TO from day
10 day, as other Offices are re.opened,
We would suggest to papers in Northern
States the propriety of copying the above
list at least once week.
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united States of Americn.

MIDDLE DISTRICT OF TENNESSEE.
b. WHEREAS, inform alton wss fled within and tor
w the Middle District Of Tennessee, at Nashville.
ON the 2Sth day Of Mas, AID. 1902, by John Trimbe
ESQ, Attorney for the United States for the Middle
District OF Tennessee, who prosoeutos herein on behalf
Of the unitei states, against certain property VIZ
Lot situated on the Norheast corner OF cherry street
and Franklin street, In South Nashville and the
buildings thertoli the said buildings recently erected
for the purpose Of preparing materials for the manu-
iscture OF Gunpowder also the machinery and fix.
lures connected with said establishment, praying pro.
cess against the same that Il be candemRsd as Tor.
teited,
Now, therefore, in pursuance Of the monitlou uu-
der the seal Of said Court TO directed and deliv.
cred, do hereby give public notice 90 all persons
claiming said property, In any manner Interested
thoren that they be nnd appear before said Circuit
Court, TO be held at the CITY of Nashville in aud Tor
said District on the 6th day Of October 1859 at 10
O'Clock In the forenoon Of that day then aud there 20
interp0se their claims and TO make their allegations
IN that behalf u r. GIAaCOCK
nos d. L, 3, Marshal NJ, d. 7.
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

CrATE % TE2HEsslE. Al Rules hod a, n.e
- Clcrss 0hce, Chens.---. cart az Nashville Mon.
Gay, July the IN. ls02
l. = eth Comp g West Humphreys lie.
lnndant
u appearing iom AFFIDAVIT died 10 this cause that
the Defendants West Il Humphreys has removed from
me state ~ Innncsfee on l. ~ Rbsc0ndmg or conceal
ng himself that the ordinary process of the law can
not be served on him. II ordered that be enter bis
appearance herein before within The FIRST three days
Q! the next term u said Court 10 be held the hrtt
Monday IN November next us62) end plead, answer or
dcmur 20 Complanants BIZ, the same viii be takon
Tor confessed as TO bin aud set Tor hearing ex pafte
and that copy Of thlz order be Published once COX
Tor four successive weeks 10 the Nashville Union
Copy--Attest
J. 4. GIEAVEs, C. ST
J. s, BHiEy S0H Sol for COMPLY hy iswtt
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ROSP CTUS
Os rus
NASHVILLE UNION,

las NASHVILLE UNIOH was commenced few weeks
snoe FOR the purpose Of opposing the Rcbel southern
Confederaoy, and Of advocating the restoration Of
FEDERAL authority, without any abatement, over all
the states which have attempted 10 sooede Il holds
IS friends All wbo support and as foes an who oppose
ths Union OF the Slales. Il he no watchword but
FnlEDOa AED NATIONALLY
with rebels and tRtO has 20 compromise TO
make. II contends for the Federal Contribution and
the Laws made IN pursuance thereof as the sUPREsE
LAW oY ma LAND, anything in the Constitution and
LAWS Of any of the stales 70 the contrary uctwish.
standing,
Il contends for the Union Of the states, because
without tho preservation OF liberties and nsti.
buttons and the organization or society itself are
wholly impossible Therefore, whatever stands in
the way o. crushing out She rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, 20 matter by what name Il be
Nod,
10 the people OF Tonnesee, ever renowned for their
devotion 10 Liberty aud Union, until they were be
prayed 70 the rSbol dcBpoiism AZ Richmond by Per
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, aud who
hayo felt so heavily the awful ourse Of treason and
anarchy, Ne appeal for support. let the namos Of
rebel once holders, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Ken, who have Giled our borders with mourning, be
glbbetted before the world. Let those ambitious aud
avariolous men Who have plotted our ruin for their
own aggrandlEement be fastened 70 tho pillory of
shame no matter bow high their position IN society.
Lst u he shown how the selfstyled defenders q
southern Rights" arc now leading marauding bands
q heebooters aad m9ssroopers over our STATE, kid
tapping negroes, stealing horses and cattle, breaking
into houses burning railroad bridge aud cars, and
numbering unarmed citizens IN cold blood. Let the
truth 80 long excluded by the Southern oonsplraiors
now circulate freely through overy neghborhood,
and our cause viii assurodly triumph. WIN not loyal
yaen everywhere aid ua ia the dissemination Of facts
and tho advocacy OF Free GOVERNMENT
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In ohancerv at Naahville.

CTArE or TliNNEss Eat Rules held in the
- Clerks once, Chancery Court at Nashville Nom
day, July the Ith, 1902,
Cynthia Brown ot al Complamauts, ". Nest u.
Humphreys, Defendant
u appearing nom aai lavt filed m this cause that
the defendant, West n. Humphreys has removed from
State Of Tennessee or Is SO ahscondpg or coucoang
himself that the ordinary process Of the law cannot
b served on him. II s ordered that le DO enter bis
appearance herein before or within the nrst three
days Of the next term OF said Cnurt ~ be held on the
LIST Mondy In November Nt (iS62) and plead answer
or demur IN compliments BILL or the SINE will be "a
ken for confessed 20 him and Cor hearing ex rte
and that acopy ui this ordcr be published week
for Jour successive weeks 10 the Nashville Onion.
Copy-Attcst. J. D.. GLEAVES, Q & n.
j. s. BmgN 5 Sos, Surs for Compit. iuyl3Wit
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Notice % Clnb-maEer..

The Editor win be greatly obliged to
persons making up clubs for tho UNION if
they will remit 10 The publishers and not
70 himself. Communications and sub
BcriptlOns are sometimes mixed up with
private information In such s manner as
70 cause needless delay and trouble TO
all parties.
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In ChancerY at NashYlle.

CTATE OF TENNEssEE-At Rules held in the
- Clerks uflce, Chsnoery Court At Nashville Mon.
day. July the 7th, 1902
John shiliIo, Complainant e. r. Msrsha e a., Uc
cndans.
u appearing from snldavit hed In this cause lhat
the Defendant, HamInond N irshall, has removed
himself rQm TIC state Of Tennessee 20 lhat the ord.
nary process Of law Cann0t bo served on HIM, and
thut the defendant, C. X. Marshal Is a non-rcs dent
Of the State OF Tennessee h h ordered that q cy do
enter their appearance herein beorc or within the
first three days Of The next term Of said Court to De-
held on the lst nday Ia November next 0802) and
poaad, answer or dCuur 10 ompalnants BILL OF the
same will be tskon for confessed to them and set
for hearing oX parte, and that copy Of this he
published once q week Tor four successive weeks IN the
Nashville Union. A Copy-Atest.
J. r. GLEAVEs, Q. IN
RUSSELL HousToS Sol for Compt, ibyl3wit
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In Chanoery al NASHVILLE.

CTATE or TENNESSEE.--At Rules held in the
- Clerks Once, Ch1ucery Court at Nashville Mon
day, July the 7th 1862
john shillto, Complainant, n Marshall ct ais, Ne
icndant.
II appearing from aiiuavit Llcd In This cause that
the Defendant, Hammond Marshall, has removed
himself from the limits Of the State OF 1ennes sccc 80
that the ordinary prCcess Of the law cannot be
him. II Is ordered that he do enter bis appearance
herein before within the first three days OF the next
term Of said Court. % be held on the IL Monday u
November next QS62) and lead answer OF demur to
Complainant bill, the Fune will be taken for con
essed to him. aud set for hearing Tai and that
copy Of this order be published week for four
successive weeks in the Nashville Onion
A Copy--Attest j. r.. G1EAVES, G. x NJ.
RUs5uL HOUsTON, Sol for Cump't. juyi3w4t