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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

Senator Howard o.. Paying thu Soldiers.
In the debate ia the United States Senate OIL
the 9Th inst. upon the resolution Of the Com
fniltee on Military Affairs, for the prompt pay
nent Of the soldiers and sesnlen, Mr. Howard
-ai4
I shall vote with great pleasure 10 refer this
resolution 20 the Committee on f.na.c bur
shall DO DO under the belief aud tie hope and The
expectation that that intelligent aud hard work
~ committee, as &c al know 10 20 be-, will give
ne sum re- ~ earliest and most earnest aiteu-
ton; for caa assure yoH, sir, that among all
the d.scours gements which have existed iu the
country al large 10 tine prossclloa Of tais right
eOus war kuOw 40 one whicn has berue 30
heavily upon the popular mind, aud especially
.On the hearts Of tie soldiers, a. the non paw
meut OF their just dues. IL IS "A matter. iu uIy
Judgment, which requires the immediate. earn
r-t not 10 say the humane Alteration Of Congress
We cannot expect 10 raise troops in the future
10 ~ % not pay them. Families al home clamOr
tor the pay Which is due 70 the honest soldier,
and many OF them, thousands aud thousands, are
90 danger OF becoming panpers and charges upon
their friends Al home; and there are thousands
beyond doubt, whose bones nos De upon the
banks Of thu Rspplhauuock and az Murirees
ooro, who have never Tor the LAST s.x Douths
received one dollar OF pa} ment
Mr. GRIMas TNclve months
Mr.. Howard. fe., sir; | might say twelve
months; aui whose families are actually M dis
Iess for the want Of the small pittance which
the Government owes them. | hope that this
hing OF not paving honest soldiers of our vol
unterr army viii be speedily wiped on. by the
legislation Of Congress 1 look upon il as a na-
uonai disgrace aud national shame that men
Who thus volunteer to defend their country aud
uphold the Government should thus be neglec
ted from mouth 10 month.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

rhe new Methodist Church in this city WI be Ded
icaiei on Wednes iay February Al Scrnca BY Bhop
simpson. 81 = o'clock " There W also be preach
ing az ociockP ?. n ! BOTNTON. Pa-7-.
Llnsing Jan. e0.h. Is65.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-01-21

g The rebels have sent from forty.6ve 10
hisy thousand men from Lees army, to reinforce
General Bragg, in Tennessee.
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8 8 : 8 8 .

OEEpcrson writes, her daughter vas cured
of fits Of nine years standing, and st Nitus
dance of two years.
ANOTHER writes, his son was cured
after his flesh had almost wasted away.
The doctors pronounced the case incurA-
BILE
ANOTHER was cured Of Fever and Agus
after trying every medicine in his reach.
ANOTHER was cured of Fever Sore
which had existed fourteen years
ANOTHER Of Rheumatism Of eight years.
Cases innumerable Of Dyspepsia and Liver
Complaint could be mentioned in which the
Purifier and Pills
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S\ooA ovNA Alvtv PIM,
which, in conjunction with tho
NAooA pNAvyIlCv,

viii cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Hea5aebe, C5stiveusss,
Cols, Pairs, Cholera Norbus,
Ipdigestion, Pain in the EotVsIs,
GDizzinsss, etc.
Try these medicines, and you viii never
regret it.
Ask your neighbors, who have used them,
and they will say they are
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Cocoa Medicines,

and you should try them before going for q
physician.
Get n Pamphlet or Almanac Of my local
agent, and read the certificates, and if you
have ever doubted you viii
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proof fhat tie Blood Purifier and Pills are purely
vegetable. Hssr fe orrifcafcs of Those eminent chem
ists Profess rs Cll 9u ~ \. 4 and Locke u CiucnnAt
Real Dr. Eoac- Special Notices and Certificates pub
l..ll con-i caols part ~ this Paper from time 70
time.
Price - the scandinavian Vegetable Blood Purifier u
Tor ire Dr 8 TT hafd4zsn- % he scaidus Veg
trl- Blood J. H. - Ter tox, OF islrr- Tor 81.
PRINCIPAL Ofire end saiasra-fn, 40 East Fourth ST.
- Building from Maiu -, Cincinnati. %. Laboratory
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Ile above sale IS hereby POSTPONED lli- T--s 4g 81
81 day l March lext. 10 B. o. 'l...1 - 3D.
Dated Mas o. Jlu. l7th. Is6s
404W6 TRUMAN SPENCER. Sler.-
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
How p Formidable Law Point
Came to Grief.

The National Inteligencer undertook to
lay down "the law Of the case" on the
military SECURE of Vallandigham. When
legal points are stated, they make distinct
propositions for criticism outside the mer-
its Of the case. The chief point was that
Congress having provided for the punish.
ment of Vallandigham's oHsnse by the civil
tribunals. the military authority oopld not
take cognizance of Il.
We alluded to the fact that the rebels are
guilty of treason, and that Congress has
provided that the punishment of treason by
the courts and we enquired whether if the
point Of law WAS sound, it would not also
take all the captured rebels out of the
hands of the army. and cause them to be
delivered up for indictment and trial bv In.
ry in their own several dis
tricts.
Upon this Intelligence became surfeN.
ed with the laws Of the case, and it turned
its force to the fine writing which we
have quoted in an other place. IL Cincinnati.
Gazette
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

GREAT SuccEss.-Dr. Fuller is having re-
markable success in the treatment of all Va.
rieties of chronic diseases, during the last
few months. He has treated over five hun.
dred cases in this State, and has succeeded
in curing some of the most obstinate and
Hopeless cases ever known to be cured in
this section of the country. Many females
who have been confined to their room or bed
with diseases peculiar to their sex, for
months, have been perfectly restored to
health in from four to eight weeks. Many
of the most obstinate cases Of diseases of the
Bronchial-tubes, Lungs, Liver, Stomach and
kidneys. lwho have been taking medicine
month after month for everything but the
right disease,) by the administration of the
right kind Of medicine, have been speedily
cured. His success in curing Cancers,
Scrofula, King's-ev,l, Eryspelas, White
Swelhngs, Tumors, Fever Sores. Sore-eyes
Deafness and all var ieties of diseases will
be resiized by those afflicted, by applying
to him Immediately. As many Chronic dis
eases require several weeks to accomplish a
perfect cure, those afflicted should consult
the Doctor without delay in order to give
time to accomplish cure before he goes to
Chicago to commence upon his duties in
the College in October next. Patients will
find the Doctor at the Ottumwa House,
Ottumwa, Iowa. after July 25tE, where he
vii! be pleased TO meet all who mar favor him
with call, Mondays and Tuesdays of each
week excepted, which time he occupies Wis.
ting places at distance. Enclose a .stamp.
13-I5tf
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Army Moysmenr..

NEW York, June 15.-The Times says
editor, ally, that information has been re
ceived in this city, from Washington, that
Lees army, co. 600 strong, was on this side
Of The Rappahannock, marching northward,
and that Hooker's army was Fastening
North to prevent the rebels ad.
vance.
All our commission stores have been EN-.
barked from Aqua Creek.
Our troops are now passing hero on the
retreat from Nagepstown to Chambersburv
Hagerstawn has been evacuated and all tine
rolling stock of the Railroad and ali the
stores have been removed. Rumors fixed
the rebel forces at 10000, but this is proba.
bly, exaggerated.
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Invasion of Pennsylvauia.

HARRISBURG, June 14.-Dispatches received
to-day from operators At Chambersburg and
Hagerstown give information that rebel
cavalry had arrived at Perryvills and Mar
tinsburg at noon, and later that there had
been hard fighting. Milroy was contestine
their advance. COMMUNICATION is destroyed
hetyeen Winchester and Martins.
burg.
Reynolds lad fallen back, driven by a
large force Of xsbels from Perysville to
Dunn's Hill. The Anepy is also at Win
chester. All of Lees army is nov
ing.
News from Muddy Branch and NoIen's
Ferry indicate that warm work has besn
going on there. The capital and principal
cities and towns Of Pennsylvania are in alb
solute danger.
General Scott has gone to Washington to
urge on Government such notifications of
plans as will spit the views of the people
Indications are that capitalists viii advance
the money to pay military, trpsting to Gov
eminent for payment.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-THE Evening
Bulletin publishes the following news from
dispatches received at the Pennsylvania
Railroad company's Office A dispatch
received to day from Bottoms Station on the
Northern Central railroad says that Gen.
Tyler had retreated from Martinsburg at 8
o'clock last evening. and that our forces at
Winchester had probably bssn captured
yesterday o. the enemy il in force.
probably 10000 strong at Hsgers-
town.
HARRrsBrRoH. June l5.-To VIM. G.
Thomas, Philadelphia The President calls
for loo. 900 men for the term Of six months.
All men SO raised are to be credited to the
draft
Gen. Lee is approaching in force. We
must have men Immediately to check. Can
you not raise force at once! 81
The men are to DO equipped and paid By
the United States.
Signed CURTIN.
x sx~xw =
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

WAsHSsroN, June 15.-The president
has issued proclamation stating that the
rebels are threatening to invade Maryland,
Eastern Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio.
He therefore calls into service 100000 men
from the following states; $4,000 from
Pennsylvania, $4,000 from Ohio, 10000
from Maryland and 10000 from Western
ViFginia, to be mustered into the U. s. SER
vice forthwith, and serve six months from
the date Of mastering, unless sooner dis
charged.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
DIR. BAKERS S.
PAIN PANACEA.

For the cure Of Paiu both exter nally and inter-
nallv. The greatest Pa!n-curing Remedy yet
d!9covered. Pain cannot long exist where
Ibis remedy 10 Faithfully used q
FOR PAIN In the Stomach. Back and Bowels,
Surns, Bruises, Cuts and Swelings, Collie, Da-
rhea and Rheumatism, Headache, roothache
2 And E.rache. and Neuralgia, It cures almost
CHRONIC DISEASES, such as Dyspep-
Aa. Liver Complaint, General Debility, Fever
snd agus. Canker, or sore mouth. Put,id Sore
throat, weak Eyes, Spine and Kidney Disease
Old Sores. Coughs and Colds, and Caked or
Sore Breast In all the above named diseases
y only needs TO be faithfully nsed and cure 10
D!; -. y. Smith, Druggist Of high standing,
" Mcnmoud, Kentucky, says "Dr. BAKERS PAN.
ACEA 10 doing wonders In this neghborhood, In the
way OF healing the sick. the Rheamatics among the
S1moe. Perhaps the most RExssKAsLE IS that
o. sn oId citizen Of this place who had been suffering
land TOR the great blessing he now. enjoys in the
shape OF uninterrupted good health he s Indebted to
your invaluable PANAcRA. -.
Proprietor H. sCOyILL
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New York, Wayne County. Iowa.


Mr. NoRRIs-- Dear Sir II mast inform
You that we had one of the finest Democrat
&c meetings | ever attended. It is estima-
ted there were one thousand persons in at.
tendance. The principal speakers were
Messrs Sharp and Esteb, the latter late
Democratic State Senator from this couaty.
Sharp is prominent Douglas Democrat.
The speakers took very strong ground in
favor of vigorous prosecution of the war,
endorsed the Presidents Proclamation, and
made war in general on copperheads, and
believed they should I've sent up a tree, or
South where their father Valandieham is
gone, and where Clay Dean is preparing to
for a passage. They dweit severely on
snakes, called on Democrats to come out
and take stand by Douglas. Wright and
ANDY johnson, and host of other noble
democrats. The committee on resolutions
were all Douglas men, AMI the resolutions
were as strong as any war man could wish,
and pas cd without dissenting voice.
There was quite display of flags, banners,
&c. One banner had for it's motto, "Uni.
ted ". stand, divided VIC fall" the same
banner presented by the Democratic ladies'
of Corydop, to the Banner township, when
Douglas run. One other banner had fur its
motto on one side. "Sot a star shall fall !"
On fine other side; death to Traitors"
We had fine singing by Gles Club of
young ladies, also some fine instruments tai
music lay soms ladies, Not one drupken
inan was nn the the igroand. The best
of feel lgs prevailed aud after giving three
cheer l,lf the speakers. three for the ladies,
aad ,aree rousing cheers for the Union.
they adjourned amidst the best of feelings.
Yours, d. NJ. CLARK.
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!. J. SIMMONS. Gsa'l Pass. Ag't.
CLEANSE -FOUR BLOOD.
NJ USING
SCOVILL'S
Blood and Liver Syrup.

The Fepipe u Fiysp To- all physicians
Tesf they may know What they are ps!ng.
& The combination Of sarsaparilla with StillinEa,
10 well known to all medical men as -
The best compound to pwrjiy tie blood ever used
Itcures scrofula in all It's worst forms
All diseases Of the skin II cures eiYectuaily,
syphlitic swellings, Erysipelas, scald Head.
Salt Rheum, Female complaints, Tumers,
Kings Evil, and al diseases arising from an i'm
purity Of the blood.
Physicians will tell you to let alone all
REopriekary or guack medicines, as they call them
WHY FER the simple reason that they are put up
with printed directions and the name aud liable 10
copyrighted. Show them the formula of preparation
End IN nine ceses ont Of ten they will approve OF IT,
There are tesmonisls from phySicisns whose preju.
dicea are over balanced by their good sense Of the
excellent virtues Of Scov Blood and Liver syrup
and Who are rsing IL for their private practice
f Sold by H. eCOVILL,
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Special to New York Papers.

$ Special TO New York Papers.
New YORK, June, 1s.-A special Harrisburg
dispatch to the WorSd says Hooker
is threatened at Warrenton by the main
rebel army, supposed to be 10000 strong
under Lee in person.
The force in Maryland and Pennsylvania
is estimated by General Schenoh at 40.
900.
At Pittsburg ~ the factories have stop
ped work, and all Hands are throwing up
entertainments.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

Worm CoNsIDERINe.-Gocd diet makes
healthy children and healthy adults Good
Saleratus helps to make nutritious, healthy
diet. Hence uss DeLand 4 Co.'s Chemical
Salsratu,, as it is perfectly pure and better
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dr. q. "A. FULLER,
OTTUNWA, IOWA,

Formerly from New York, more recently from Mon.
tts m mouth, Illinois,) ~ az
Cures CANCERS, Fits Rheumatism, SCROFULA,
KINGS EVIL, Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and all skin dis
eases with dispatch and certainty. He cures all fe
male difficulties. His medicines work like charm.
raising many from their beds, after long and pro-
tracted ilne 8, in few weeks. He cures and war
rants permanent cure for all Secret Diseases, no
matter what their species are. q
The sick headache cured three Isl dollars tn
money will be refunded. f -a{
Dr. Fuller is the original founder of the Good Sa-
maritan Cordial, Fuller's Analytic Ointmen emit, and
and Fullers Sick Headache Pills, that are creating
great noteriety everywhere they have been used
All letters enclosing stamps responded TO immedi-
ately.
Patients should apply Immediately az the Doctor
viii haye leave and 60 to Chicago the first Of Oc
tober. H-lo
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the battery Of four guns captured by
Sen 3sant at Maysville, Arsansas, is the
Identical battery used by Bragg at Buena
Vista. at the time Of little more grape
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The Rebels Enter Chambers.
burg,
HARRISBURG, Pa, June 15-The rebels
entered Chambersburg at Q o'clock to
night.
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on RIM q

the ABOVE compIetnte.
These bittArs are the poor mans
friend, saving him many doctor bills
a. we'll - the rich mans soIAce and
comfort invigoratfs6 the week and
debilitated, driving away mela nchQJly
making . life Of mise ~ one Of unal-
loyed enjoyment.
These bitters have been Introduced,
and are being used. NOT only IN the
hospitals, but among the soldiers a. An
appetizer tonic and regulator Of the
system throrghout the
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
FEvRR AND AGUE.
LIVER COMPLAINT
b lolls Fever, Dyspep
q, INDIGESTION Jann-
dice, DlExtM0ss, De.
preston Spirits,
tangu0r,

and all derangenents Of the digestive
functions. For debilitatcd persons
they are particularly recommended,
giving IN appetite ssd strength to the
whole human frame.
These bittegs are scientifically pre-
pared, and are rt8de Of rare combiis
tlon Of Roots, PLAINLY, Herbs, Barks and
Seeds, which haye been found most et,
sectual by long Medical Experience
TO possess the requisite Tpnic Proper
ties In relievind and
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
ROBACK'S
STOMACH BITTERS.

where they have been intro dueed they
are recommended by the Physicians
30 beneficial II taken In proper quaint:
lies In accordance with the directions
~ . preventative and cure for
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18
BEFORE THE CANAL CONVENTION

The Hon. Hannibal Hamlin, delegate
from the State Of Maine, and Vice President
Of the United States, in taking the chair,
spoke "a follows:
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1863-06-18

FULLER, and all Druggists.
- County Merchants and Dealers suppiied ~
4. y crosky Ando. H. DeokviAh; 0hieafp. IT. "
Agenb IN Ottumioa-- !.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-15
JUDGE HE WITT3S.
LIE TIER zul
MoARTAuR, Oct. 8th. 1863.

MoAETAuR, Oct Sth, 1863
To ,MY DEMooRATIc FRIENDs OF
SWAN TOWNSHIP - / have received
your invitation to attend your meet,
ing and address. you at Albius
School House this evening. Nothing
would afford me more pleasure than
to meet With and address my fellow
citizens, and particularly INV Demo.
cratic friends, 70 whom Fam under
lasting Obligations, were circumstan.
ces such that | coald with propriety
do 80. Fearing, however, that my
position politically may not be dnder.
stood, and may even Be missepfesen.
ted,at deem it my ,duty--particularly
in this onr day Of national peril, and
when our liberties are in. eminent
danger7to define my position, aud at
once put az end to alLspecnlation'and
qasties ilat in relation 'tt9 70 q political
NeWsreigroj t3-a,i5s4 ,;rsmf1'sgi ..ai'sRa.
And frst,rsL shall say that / have
not yetseeh any reason why Icshould
dssar! the Democratic party, Or cease
to Advocate the doctrine and prinei-
pies of:thst party with whom | have
acted and voted 'ffoirs ffor NOR more than twenty
years. ta.Neither have ] been able to
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-15
I The 3. .sgg'!SiqIgsstiOq g'!Ig # ttA4s {S9hlha awgdld

IN The subiugation Of the South would
Hbsolth5 9h6ndage Or SdEseIsSs 81 !; to, tta,"i il
can only be effected tLfouSh Us Der.
thahepe HgsIcg o6fl llHfEen iistshdiRa
armies, and Meit exlstsnee isfheo1mf, i
,patibis, FitIP liberty. On The }c9pnttsry,
the s@otd 'sR6uld 80 tntwihed will
ItH olive branch, and. in letters b
Fl &4ai light thei ,C6Hstitpti6no should
'be SibsenBA ',Gp0t 6qf Battle flag 99
SpcH 2 policy Gao and VIII preserve
e UfiBh, when iad0pted,i iH Lot The
Southern People BE- 'REdsl TO feel tBa'
With the Union their rights VII ,Bs
secured, aud fiat tliis sad var, Caused s d
by comparatively few fneb, North
aud, South, viii only be remembered
III sadness aud Ia tears y i''sa'D ~. o"i . ,
y Il may be, asked whether I agree
with all the ihdividhat opinions oI
Mr.. Nallandigham in relation to the
war. ! answer, no; but | do agree
with the platform of the Convention
which nominated him. to which he
has pledSed Himself. add upon Which
hfter mature deliberatiou, | take NV
stand. Me- Linc6in has Left me tlt
other choice. He hash has made tie issue
betSecn unlimited power ana the
Consultation; ibetweeeR arbitfaty ar.
rests ana banishn3erSt4 4ahd civil lT6efty.
'6etwoeYq the baybnet and Tie ballot.
Box. The oyefwbelmEuo nomitatlon
Of Mr. Vaifanaisham wRsstJt "A con.
sequence IL his1Sie#S;aaas rs The war.
but because fie 9Rashthckeh down fof
the feaneas ne2trcsa of,the5 riRht 6f
free dgbate!lno Ana, ltilcueh itiitotf a ffnal,
Of nervous fears, | do, avoy that 'ain
alarmed by the dnwarrahted Cassump.
ton ofpoWers byttie President 46e
general suspen5ionuRofo the 2wfitaiol
Ga6ea8 c64pl8,I even fffS tatesi rem 6yed
more than d thousand miles from Tue
theater Of war, ,5isi sufficient to excite
the gravest inquietude m ths mind oi
syefY citizen. And ifthis most mis-.
taken and dangerous measure be car.
rled into execution, no living man can
ioretelF the Consequences witch may
ensue. For my own part, I can only
foreseo ths' danger Of the widest
anarchy to be succeeded 10y ah nap.
palling despo,ism. DnWho willobe up,
or wli6id0Wn; Swlo living Or WHO
dead, no man ,cahitell. Ills to'blind
ourselves, TO suppose that the Intense,
but suppressed feeling which exists,is
- !. A "A 4, Ii y Ill. t'HT H. Va. = D..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-15

q U7s'lf you are SO fierce for war,
why don: you take your gun, and 90
to walW 2HI'Rr98. m nost1 nH'o &,
$50, Lpay my money!'"4a Ina -s-
lyon pay your taxesa" p Il .le:a
,lr"Yes Z" r.
=, $50 do !, and have been to the
war besides. But is your money to
be considered as ajust equivalent for
aman slife, or fori'the loss Of one or
both Of his legs, or an arm2 If you
prefer war to peace 60 in shoulder
your. gun, and take a position in, the
front ranks. Your services are wan. .
ted. Example is better than precept
on this subject! Practice what YOU
preach h5: By holding back in the
@naalnnepryqa mann do; you discourage 10Th,
ers fl' from going. ,si...-s -.,t :
i. III Lincoln says, Mr.. ,Yallaudig,
ham was ba1ished, not because he
had'dohe heanythibg to merit such pun.
:shment ts1but efof fear he wtuid do
somethirg.ss1qyI 9df biz. si il .Vo.e
siiHhe Abolition speakers say, be is a
isS8 aesSS98y,stsd ,4s 9ai tEaiit0orn" 0rrn Who are the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-10-15
Ghs ggHfAtthtt nfhESS. Sr2dt.. =

abe Mft9ttbHt ltayss,spFRatt y. (.
F9LishEa 4tERYs III mi SRsp Az BIZ. 2
E. AZ g. W., ,bE !.IB r AFT o N
On OF FI UB,sa 'zil? 40 a :
In BrattdA, ~ sBuIlSR6E East OF ceur,
iIsSs ~, IA iaOSSiss, ItD staitl.a.ass7 40
TERMSY AVN /. a! i!.'l ll'aii' "a !, - -. !
TA. pSNC,5 mar Ar Win bG sent ons yssI for, one
Dollar; rsIx Months, for, Fifty Cents Three
Honths, fpI. Twenty fye Gents. "a ID s9o'l. .
Ezg9 All papers Will be discontinued a. the
expiration oi The time paid. for, n isaiag1 idyld
TERMS FOR ADVERTISING q :: :as p.
one SQUARE oiie4nSSrtion, i'l2ha'n so1s,
Each additional inssrtion,, .,a, s,26 q,
Nodcs Of sppofattA6nss dfkdminiAtrA ''o ~
ora, Guardian and Executors, .-,--,,5- !, !, i.
Attach nS nj hDtioeI bf$rs J. P.5 40
EditoriAi notices. Psrahe, o AS8fOb ~
H y Ter 2ss %siSs sa Ess y
be paid in advance. ONO
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lv ndyertiaaraN IRlIfn H311iFls Nl
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EH-Al payments must be made to the Pro-
ieto as we have no agents. o. -. .t-rr ..