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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
What a Republican Paper Says

The New York Ecenjng Pvtt.
speaking Of the law Of last winter
says:
"This law, which appears to have
been carefully drawn, proceeds uPoI
the supposition that in a time oil cIy'
war there may be conditions and CIR
cun,tances Of society in which th'
President ought to suspend the writ o
haJtas corpus, and order the arrest O.
troublesome aud mischievous persons.
lie is TO act whenever, III his judg
ment, the public safety may requir.
such action. But the law at the SAM
time obviously regards such occasion
40 tralslent or temporary, aid directs
a mode for the proper judicial tria! o
ali who may have been irregu,ar!l
seized and imprisoned. 1t says then
names must be, as soon as practIca
ble' transmitted to the Judges OF tn
Circuit and District Courts OF tn
United States, for presentment or IN
dictment by the Grand Jury, and il
the event that the Grand Jury al
iourns without finding a bill agaius'
them, the Judges are to discharge th'
accused. Nothing can be clearer u!
more explicit than this; nothInE
ehnwa n more fender regard for the
rights OF tae citizen; or strong de
Termination on the part OF the law
giver to keep the military power sub
ordinate to tue civil power. While i
admits the occasional necessity OF
arbitrary proceedings, it tako' srea'
care to prevent abuses.
"Under tho provisions OF thes,
statutes Vallandigham ID a prisonel
OF State, and ths Secretary of Wa,
!. Jou,d 10 report him as such to the Crc"l
JudOs of the district IN tUhlch MS supposed
Ofsa.es were committed, 10 bsrrgu!nrIy tr1e'
b. he civil tribunal. THsrc is no s'cap
fOm the plain demands Of The la'O' eyeI
if there were desire 10 do 50, wh'cl
we can not suppose, and we expec
to hear in few days that the cuIprl
has been handed over tV the only legI
tiu ate authorities.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
A LECTURE.
TO YOUNG emf

h t21a a.g TO YOUNG HENG
Just Published, IN Sealed Earslop. Pricso Csnis
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatmsnt
and Radical Cure Oh SPevmatnrrhea or Sem.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex
ual Debility, and impedinents to Marriage
generally. Nervousness, Consumption. Epi-
lepsy and Fits; Mental and Physical Inca
paritv, resulting from Se4-Abuse. &c.--f3v
RGBT. J. CULVERWELL, N. D., Authos
Of the Grteu Book, dc. g.
The world-renowned Sathor ,ih-this a6fai.
rable Lecture. clearly proves fsoa his own
experience that the awful consequence, or
Sah-Abuse may be effectually removed
without medicine. and withoat dangersus
surgical "2erations, bouoic., instruments
7lnsS'or coFdls ,..s, pointing ont a mods OF
cure 81 n,tce certain snd effectual by wAich
evev suIerer. no matter whathis ce1ditiop
NAV be, may cure himself c9es1v, prIvstslS
and rdicaIly. TIES, '.t sture VA Pxos' .
toen to th94e@""- aud thoi:sad'' A.,
saen 81 ii - 70 apy address, MA pan
go ,,se1oe, slc on the r,ceiPt,ot ln SsI'' u
,aed Cnss't es ssamNs, BY addressing 30
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

RELIGIOUS NoTIoE. - Rev. GARY
will commence series of meetings at
the Christian Church, Macarthur, at
early candle light, or the 7th OF June
The pu5lic are respectfully invited.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
.@ol@nflbllM1

DIED.-uf wounds received In the advance
Of Slonemans CayaaryOn Richmond, WILLIAM
BoLTEg. aged about twenly-oA yeaIs. sOu VI
AuireR BolJsn OF this County.
Deceased was respected by Ill who knew him
wa. Il faithful soldier, brave and generous. -
We seen letter from companion 10 arms,
who states deccsaed was struck by four balls in
the body one passing through his lungs, aud
aft r this he rode on his horse near half mil
Th1 friends Of the deceased has our ,ympIhy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

8, .aa --..a ar4 .5s' ITO. m E..J.'
y. |. .uy >yar in the Mis-.
81, Valley may be deemed Yirtu.
ally ended"
On the 10th Of July he says "The
reduction Of Vicksburg, tho posses.
sion Of Chattanooga. ana tie capture
ol Richmond would closo the civil
war with complete success. All these
three enterprises are going forward.
The two former will, we think, be Ell
fected within the next ten days"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
Notice TO Redeem Lal.ls
ArDIToR's OFFICE. .VIsToN Co. o. !
NJ, 4 tsutv-u A a 7

4IV@lIFI HUh why . WJ.
WINS Yaughen, Esq, whose residence is
unknown, will take notice that J. w. Sands has
deposited one dollar and sixty five cent. in this
Office for the redemption of the following de-
scribed real estate, sold by the Treasurer Of said
County to said Vaughen for taxes. Being thr
Northeast quarter Of the Northeast quarter Of
Section No. l3, 3, TOWNSHIP No. 10. Rance No. ~.
containing 40 acres. AN COZAD,
May IA, '63. S-w. Aud, Y G.. O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

~ NJ. PETTENGILL & CO.. Adyer;iisn
81 Agents, No. 81 Park Row, New lorE q
e. Styest Beston are our Agents aud urc
srtborizeb 20 take advertisements AMI Sun
,rintions for us At our Lowest Bates,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
GoCAL DEPARTMENT

fos LEGAL NOTICES SEE FOURTH PAGE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

sxa .Tars ROAD TO WEALTH, Is TO ADVENTIST
,ouRRu.,xEs,. TERMS, PAY IN ADV VANCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
A. CONDEE Jr. Rl. %.
PHYSICIAN AND SUEEEo,

M D vuIO. F
OffaFs his Professional services in III.
Practice of Medicine and Surgery. to the cit
zens OF Hamden ana surrounding country
March Goth l068,-6mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

JUST PUBLISHED,
VkLLkMD,GEnn.iS RECON-,

VlIIS Work cAulains.Ih' principal Speeches Of
Hon G. L. VALLANDiI!lAN, On
Abolition, the uN'r", n.. ',a u.y,i War
With part Of other Speeches Letters, Votes, etc.
is hLdsomcly pineu on good paper, .t3
t-cs large $40, aud has very lMoly executed
tycl engraved likeness Of Mr. EALLANDIG-
HAM.
Price paper covers, 10 cts, Cloth a. co.; de-
ycfea by mail or express, prepaid, on Icc,ipt
price.
Wholesale--raper Covers, $500 per dozen.
10th - ,Oo-Trausporta'ion to be paid by pur-
lshers.
j. WALTER Co Cincinnati 0.
copy will he sent to every editor who inserts
he above and this notice ard sends MARRIED
'opy Of his pUIer to the publi hers
Orders received ut LAo THE McARrUuR
DEMOCRAT Olico. Apr. .h-G3 4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
Ice CREAM. = Those WHO Wiah

Lee CREAM. - Those who ~Iah Il
choice dish OF Ice Cream, can be &C
oonlmodatod by calling at JuoHsToN' S
Saloon. BILLY kaows how to put il
an mud this hot weather insures u
run for Ice Cream and Ice Cold
Lomonade.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
Notice.

sale of lands and lots for taxes due thereon
 IA held by the Sheriff and Collector of White county Ar kansas at the court door of said county the 2d Monday March, A. D. 1859. purchased the fraction O North Range five (5) west for the sum of forty-fve dollars and sevenysx cents heaggregae amount of Stae county and ia taxes penalty and due thereon, and now hold deed conveyance for said lands executed to me by said Sheriff and Collector the l6th day of March, lS60 All persons claiming said land by virtue o any in frmality irregularity illegaty connected with said sae hereby notified appear at the first Circuit Court which shall held said county six months after the pub ication of this notice (at which time shall apply for rmaton said ale show cause if any they can, why said sale shall not be confirmed.
 June & 1S63-6t DANDRlDGE MCRAE
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
Andy Johnson in Camp Chase.

At the invitation of Gov. Tod, Cows. Johnson and Wright visited Camp Chase yesterday and addressed the soldiers.
 Gov. Johnson spoke two hours, and Governor Wright about one hour. Each of them was en- thusiastically received. Gov. Johnson was person. ally known by number of Tennessee and Ken lucky paroled prisoners.
 Gov, Wright was especially amusing, and rela- ted many anecdotes. There were at least twenty five hundred persons present, and every thing passed off exceedingly pleasant.
 ~-After the speeches the Governors and Commits sioners Galloway and Horton, visited the Rebel camp or prison. In it were scenes of great inter- est
 Many of the SOutherns knew Johnson, and the whisper of his name went round like current of electricity. Every one on the stretch to see the distinguished visitors. Gov. J. did not con- verse with but one or two, and to them in brief general manner.
 The above account of the visit of Governors to Camp Chase, we clip from the Ohio State Journal of March 10th. It may never reach the eyes of the voluntary patrons yet we take the liberty to supply an omission, which, though it made an i'm pression to be fOrgotton by the prisoners, seems to have escaped the lynx-eyed reporter of the Journal.
 The s'Governors and their attendants made their way, through the snow and mud, to the Gen. erals quarters, and announced even by knock and 
 remained without). General Churchill-who was captured at Arkansas Post-received his unbidden visitors with dignity and courtesy. After few common place remarks, Gov Wright said:-"Gov- ernor Johnson wishes an introduction to you.'- The General replied, '.I do not wish to make the acquaintance of Gov. Johnson" Gov. w. made a retrogade movement in 'doube quick,' and gave Andy to understand that there was at least one Rebel who was not 'on the stretch to see the distinguished'' visitor. The idea was caught by the captives about the door, who could not sup press there emotions and.gave utteaonce of 'buly for Churchill," and misses for the 'dstinguished' visitor.
 few moments ended the embarrassing inter- view in the quarters. The distinguished vistors' took their leave, and as they plodded their way to the gate were greeted with loud cheers for Jeff Davis and the Southern Confederacy
 As token of appreciation, by the Generals fellow prisoners, of his reception of Andy, mess No. 6O presented hin set of prison made jewelry, which for ingenuity and beauty of polish, We doubt if it could be surpassed in our fashionable ewelry establishments with all theappliances of their art while the materials of which this set was made were few gutta percha buttons and a $21a gold piece, and the tools pocket knife and sand paper --Byistol Aduocdte.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

on the boats stole their blankets, and hnally thelr iailors robbed them of their shirts.
 Asan evidence of the cruelty with which the Yankees treat prisoners, 1t is fact that the Yankees killed twice as many of the prisoners taken at the Post of Arkansas as tRey dei III the assault upon it.
 - During recent engagement the 5lst lndl ana regiment was captured almost entlre It was found to be made up, in part of 4OO renegade Ala bamians, who the Confederate government refuses to exchange Gov. Morton, of Indiana, has asked for 800 Conederates to be imprisoned in retaliation.
 - The substitute business is about played out. By an order from the Secretary of War, all suoStl- tUte papers to be valid, must be counterogned Dy the general commanding the army to which the substitute is sent As generals dislike substitutes, they will not counter5ign, and the business will re- celve it's quietus.
 - The Memphis CD Appeal is now published at Atlanta, Georgla.
 - The Yankee cavalry made successful dash upon and surprise of parts of two COnfed-r- ate regiments, stationed at Middleton, point about midway between Shelbyville and Murrees- boro. The attack was made about dawn on the 22d of May. Some fifteen or twenty were Killed on each side, but the Yankees took over hun dred prisoners and burnt and destroyed the camp, guns stores and everything. besides running of all the horses
 
 murderer. McNeil. of Mo-, was accidentally woun- ded by pistol shot, at Cape Girardeau. He has gone to New York. As Butler feted there. McNeil thinks that he too will get an ovation Ii he had as much sense he would be as great a scoundrel as Butler, and is quite fendsh.
 - Dr. Samuel 4 Cartwright, late of New Orleans, died recently.
 I4000 Irish emigrants left Liverpool for the United States during one week in April.
 ci--i,,v .i baSf folI ar season, and is yet falling.
 - Banks reported his losses in Western Loui- siana at 500 The New Orleans Era proceeded to publish list of the casualties, but, after publish inc q column and half, it was stopped. The proof slips of the remainder of the list were sent to New York and published there and footed up 9,l04.
 - The Alabama and Florida destroyed g Yankee merchant vessels during the month Of May.
 - The Supreme Court of New York has de cided that :. .greenbacks ; are not legal tender This will run gold up to 25O.
 - The New York Herald urges Dan E. Sickles as commander of " the finest army on the planet" oice Hooker, disgraced.
 - The Chicago Times of the lOth has a tele- gram stating that the preachers regiment from Arkansas was annihilated, by General Hovey at Champion's Hill, about the 9th. They refused to surrender. This is Dunlap's, formerly Bradley's regiment, and is so-called because of the large number of preachers in it. The story is doubtful. - Stand Waite has issued brief but eo nuent address to the Cherokees. The Council passed a conscript act and he exhorts them to vol unteer.
 - We are indebted to unknown friend for a CODY of the London Times which contains the debates in Parliament on the China fleet" ques- ton, and other interesting matters.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

AND FOR SALE-I offer for sale 500 acres of land at A reasonable price for Confederate money or negroes all which tlable, 30 in cultivation good frame dwelling house. cbbs stables and all necessary out bud ing good we'll of water The above of land is situated in good neghborhood 18 miles south of Little Rock Any person wishing to purchase land would do well to call and for themselves For particulars call on me at my steam ml miles south of Little Rock, on Pine Bluff road
 June 17, '63. 4w* R. H. FAWCETT
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

<h1E HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD-lsanaway' from
 the Steamer Alamo, 2lst June, my boy JACK. black colo about 55 feet high weighs about ID or so los had on when left pair of white cotton pants. and bed-ticking shirt hare footed and bare headed 1 will pay the above reward for the said negro boy. if caggh out of the or fifty dollars if caught ill this county and lodged in jail or delivered Capt JNO. c. PEAY, A. M Little Rock
 June 24, 1863 tf H. t. HhNDKlA
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

ZANE HUNDRED DOLLARS REV -hatnsway from ST the subscriber the night of June 10th negro woman named LUCY. Said negro IS deep black coior low of stature aud stout bultweghing about 15O lbs She is rather bright looking except when in bad humor she then has dull slen looshe has good white teet with one of the front missing She will probably aim to 20 to Ouachta Parish La where she purchased last winter and where she still has husband will give the above reward any person who will deliver the said negro to my home at Hot Springs. will liberaly reward any furnishing information such as will enable me to get her GEO. BELONG.
 Hot Springs, Arl1's. 11th June, 1863. June 244w.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
EDITOR TRUE DEMOCRAT.

We know of no man who would be more ac- ceptable to the people of this DiYrct than Judge Fietcher,-a man of large' experience in pub lie aairs, identified with the interests ot the people. We believe that if he will consent to run for Rep resentative of this District he will receive the vote of a large MAJORITY.
 DEWITT ARK Co., June. IS63
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
Proclamation by the Governor.

THE STATE UF ARhANOAS. To the SherifS of Dallas. Hot Spring Saine Con'oay Prairie and FttIGSkl CounticS-GreettRg: XN7 HEREAS, it appears that there is vacancy in the w office of Prosecuting Attorney for the Fifth Judicial Circuit occasoned by the death of Pleasant Jordan Therefore HARRIS FLANAGIN Governor ot the state aforesaid by virtue of the authority in me vested by iaw do hereby command you to open and hold election in your several counties, on MONDAY. THE 9TH DAY OE JULY 1S6 fill said vacancy according to the statute III such case made and provided.
 IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have hereunto set my hand,
 and caused the seal of the State to be affixed 70 ~ to this writ, at Little Rock, on the 4th day ,@e~(L.s.( of June, A. D., 1S63
 3N-f H. FLANAd IN By the Governor:
 a. H. OATES Secretary of State. June. TO- 1863. 4w
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

AND FOR SALE.--A splendid tract of Land situated
 on South side of Fourche Bayou, or miles from this cv containing 240 being theeaSt half Of northeast norr of section 32 and half of west half of section B township one north range 12 west On said land there is first rate Log House and other Improvements. For further particulars apply at this Office.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

NOTICE, TO ALL WHOM TT MAY CONCERN.-As I
 W been appointed receiver of the Estate of Edmond and Racheal Simpson. deceased, in Perry county, Ark do hereby notify all who hold notes claims against the said estate, present them to between and and September 1S6 the sad estate will be divided be- the heirs. will aya claims made out and sworn magistrate. All who is indebted to said estate will and settle their notes will be put the hands ofthe Sheriff for collection.
 June IT, 1863 2W JONATHAN WELLS
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

a-,TRAYFD OR STOLEN.-On May 29th 1895, from Alc.- - Brigade, while camped at Bayou Metre Bridge two horses bay, years old Is hands high blaze tace some saddle marks hind foot white; the other
 deep sorrel years old, II hands high star in the face, brdd the left shoulder with letter l. some saddle marks his back. and one of his hind feet white ~ pay fifty dollars for their delivery to me or any so that get them. 6 H. boCA.
 JacksonDOrt June A. 1863 2t*
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

HT0TICE-Whereas on the 23rd of March, 1885, at our
 March term of circuit court 1865 for Greene county, amongst other proceedings the following order Was mad o.wit:
 MORLEY & BROS.
 J. B wEm.nsox. Es Debt by "''''n"S"''
 Now on this day came tue Plaintiffs Cullen 1T. Nobley, William k Mobley, and Wilson B. Mociey, merchants and partners trading and doing business under the firm nahe style and description of Motley and brothers and appear from the return of the she1 upon the writ Ill ths cause that the defendant had been served with process herein, that said writ had been levied upon certain property which described the return ot said sheriff m the prescribed by law therefore ordered by the court that pu ication be made newspaper printed m this sate escrng and setting forth said property atachrd as aor.sad and notifying the defendant herein of the pendecy this suit the oi the same and that said property has been attacie and that uoS~ he shiil his personal appearance at the next term oi tlls court begun and held at the conT house n e cpnty o Greene. the trd Monday in September next toaHS"e the said plaintiff in the prniser. judgment wiibe ender l herein against him by default Articles eFiel up n- oSS and bei-teads lot of books cnok stov part oi iot No 24 incl uding the office and furniture o secuon o. SC qr or 2 qr of 23 township lo range east fl 4r of sec l. township IS range east ..
 true copy from the record and drscrton of property June 2l 1863 2w Cost of adv Slo. NOrICE-Whereas On the 23d day of March, 1863 at 1d March of Circuit Court. 1883, tor Greene county amongst other proceedings the following order was D. c. PROVINCE, ] J. B. WILLIAMSON
 Now this day comes plaintiff by his attorney and appearing the court the return of the sheriff on the writ in this that the defendant has been serv e with process herein but that sad writ has been levied upon certain property the said defendant specified in sad which attached in the prescribed by law it is therefore ordered by the court that publication be made in some newspaper printed in this state descronS ana see ting forth said property attached aforesaid and notifying the defendant herein the pendency ot this suit the nature the and that said property has been attached and that unless he shall make his personal appearance at the of this court, Joe begun and held &t the court house in and for the county of een the third Monday
 
 judgment will be rendered herein against him by default. and said property sold to satisfy the Articles attach ed2 beds and bedsteads lot of boo cook Stove prt lot Mo- 24 including the office aad furniture qr oI or 20 or 29 i'll township , range east bf the qr II qrot II and the nv tr qr sec f, in township tS. range , east.
 true copy from record and description of property Attest. w. GLASSCOCh. Clerk. June 24, 1883 2w Cost of adv Sl0
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

MARRIED-At the residence of Mir Wm. F. Woodruff, near this city the 4h fast, Mr. JAMEs ". TUCKER to Miss LAURA C0NwAY-at Ot this city,
 On the evening of the 9th June 1883 at the residence of John Geye by " Wooltord esq, Fir ROBERT 4. LEWIS and Hiss ANNA D STRACK-both CT this city.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
Debt by attachment.

ID
 Now on this day came the painfby his attorneys and it appearing the satisfaction of the that there has service of process upon the defendant herein but that attachment has been levied upon certain property the said defendant shown and d>crp by the sher in the said writ having been attached by the said sheriff by virtue ot said writ III the manner prescribed v lawt therore ordered by the that publication pade newspaper printed i'll this sate describing and setting forth said property attached aforesaid and tying the defendant herein of the pndeucy o this suit the the same and that said property has been tache unless he shall make his personal apppea-I ance the this court to be begun and held at the court house and for the county of Greene the third Mon
 a September paintifin the premises uiment will be renderd herein against him by default and said property sold satisfy the Articles levied upon-2 beds and bedseGds, l lot of books, cook part of lot 24 including the office and furniture q sec G. SC ar of D. qr 29 in township l6 range
 east n Inf of sec22 It, qr of the II in township 1S range east fri of sec township IS range east. fri qr i, township lS range east 4 true copy from the record and return.
 Attest II ". GLASSCOCK, clerk.
 June 24 1863 2w Cost of adv SlO.
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

H-s E AREWARD-Ranaway from this city on Friday, SbSy June 2th 1863, negro girl yellow complexion, large gray eyes, feet high had when left onaburg dress of dark coor The above reward will be paid for the delivery of said girl, at this office
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

wvTANTED A SUBSTITUTE-S2O00 will be paid and an Et outfit of clothing furnished. Apply at this office.
 Irna IT. 1S63 If
True Democrat., 1863-06-24

= 6hDOILARs REWARD IL LOOKOUT FOR ~ ~hohsE eD9p THIEVES.-Stoen from me on the Aoth ol way, S63 one or5 year old sorrell horse thn n oraer, ana had shed he left @ ana se sn and ~ oo I or[ hr;de one side of the bits loose, and old hne saddle blanket with ready made carpenng sewed to it. T.. ho, rod co,n,,oc.od ,o,o s,ca d Sandv hair quite stout and healthy looking had when he left calico striped hunting shirt black cloth cap Wa hs name Henry Hufsteader; relatives said to live @ Ratesyie or Jacksonport Ark, and making his M mu in % that direction the last accounts of him.
 1 any man $5Othat will stop and conne Tor deliver near Dover Pope county Ark keep him. horse and eouippage until can get them in my possession.
 THOS J. LINTON,
 Residence 12 miles east of Dover, on Clinton road. June IT, 1863 3t*
True Democrat., 1863-06-24
OFFICE CHIEF oF ORDINANCE AND ARTILLERY.
 DISTRICT OF ARKANSAS,

Little Rorx. June 18th. 1863. NTOTICE-IaviIg heard that there good many mns kets in private houses in this place left by sick sol dies respectfully ask of the citizens having such arms to them my office, that they may be placed in the hands of the soldiers in the field.
 I G. H. HILL, Major c. S. F. A.
 Chief of Ordnance and Artillery Dist of Ark. June 2f 1863