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5 ~ DuUiaK tha. IN days sheslna Of the Yankee
Slck ups4 Chata3s-so sgms oid-lsdy, whose nsms
be hiss f0rgotteA depariei With OR firnd Hon. T. a
nos SINCE been able BQ@sc tia her whefeG59ats This
neuee. 81 made tsal che nay prove her bsskaRs Of
melty on apphcets1Sg rRr C.. 81 AsdiFensG Ca or
z a. 20 s J0b@u &.CQ4 -Atlsnis Ca or Johu A
ta=rs Esl cftLsar1lE z tennessee, a. Marietta
CtalHEEo9pn RHk 49,
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y The Augus.s eoastaahoaaFst erg

= The Augusss eoAsttauhoaahss eUr a..
following items from a lsse- Louisville -
I'VE yesterday saw : military renp .m,n IN,
reiurned nom Camp CHASE, OEo. - 49,
that hs saw Morgsn while in e. Sis.es
week, and, and that his had hs.s $50 LA
shave. His large vhiskeT8 doU' otsSs n. 80
Of his sweet, young wife, have .lso ham cns -
and close to his face, too. q 0H'
Fifteen Of tae nineteen ssnstoriaI district,
Thiea elected On Aondsylsst. have besn nesT5
rem sad All hsva returned Union uRaa Of he
nineteen ssnsioEs holding ever. eigbsaen Ar
Saenlsts, and one, Hon Asa P. Grover If fbe
owen district, is SoHtbsrn-nehts ns1. We
have heard nom sevensy-siz re5tessntaGve dis
tHeiS ana st eIeeF Uoians men, but tEree. 40
sass toe logAla-us Of 1866 will be ssh mors
Ieysi numerically, taansw was that Of IssI.3
Ia dsroeoH i canAot exessd is predecessor.
IwsigsJo6el line oaeorswe7e santNorb aap
az 9ihtsT prison in This cfSE Yesterday. Tbair
lesasien wss Johnson,s Eslsnd.
fFeghs q Morgsns men were sent q
sap Aor.on, l9dianapoiB, ysstsrian over the
aiirosd They wsnt under strony
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SoMAsEDABLE- We Asard vestefd.v ~
ssVeTd farmers in this Yieinisy wh6aae SsIvee
Ing their whest to the Goveynmsp. II tbs -
liked oy The commissioners. That e "A Il sBeBi9
q. We hope they win 81 soon rise 10 tbig str,-
GARD OF patriotism, and come forward 70 ~ "a
lief OF toe Government and people with thsir
ABUNDANT crops g~aehbsrK NrgiaJSn, 81.
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RFsla ths Armies ia Vlrzaaia-Peaftfes q
Lees Ferces-8ePortca advance Of isis
army.
The Northern Papery bavo Nothing from the
armies in YirgitM but a string Of rumors Of
Lees army. Tbb Yankees are getting fright
eued, lest he wa cross over and pay them =
second visit. a dispatch Grom Washington
says:
The best astsiRable information locates Gen.
Lee in Richmond and his army scattered from
he line Of the Blude Ridge, on The west. to
Port Royal; RspPahaaneck river ca tie cast,
and south as fsr Is The line Of ths Virginia Cen
trail railroad. His troops are so widely scat
tsred. probablvTie tho purpose OF facilitating
subsistencs. Gem EEoil las the left, A ?. Hill
the center, lying on tAe railroad from CulpepsT
70 Orange Court Court House, while Longstrset
holds the extreme tight. occupying t3e line Of
tho Richmond ayd fredericksburg railroad.
Cooks brigade Of, North Carolina troops oceu-
pics FTedsrieksbWe. jones BRIGADE Of cavalry
is said to have gone back tn the Shenandoah
valley, and Robinson 70 Richmond. Stuart Is
still in command, but growing more aud more
unpopular. # is expected he viii be relieved
By Wade Hampton.
Last night an officer Of Scots 900' arrived
here from Edwards, ferry, where, we believe, he
has been doing picSet duty, and brought a re-
port tbss q body uf Psuart's cavalry, represent
cd 70 be between Gqbt ard ten thousand strong,
were yesterday actually in the vicinity Of Lees
burg The prevslsnce Of this TUmor in that
quarter, accounts for tho burning Of a small
/ eomrissary's depot in that immstisie vicinity,
said 20 hsve been done By those in charge OF 1t
about dsybresk yesterday morning tie fright
sned ones performing the feat Of skedsddlmg
from that neighb0gh6od immediately afIerwsrd
The imaginary eight or ten thousand rebel
cavalry making this e1mmOtion, were probably
a brigade Of Union c67siry which has been in
The vicinity Of LaesbRTg and Edwards ferry Tor
two or three days pass. On the night before
last some csvglry-it is not known whether
numbering ten men or company Of so-crossed
the Potomac into Maryland at ConIad's ferry,
near Bsl's blut.
ported BY gundry canal b0a-neD who were in
the vicinity at the tine, as above reported, the
/ chances are even that they were a smsll de
tachment from the Union brigade mentioned
shove; more especially as no Information that
they have done any damage WhatsvsE in Mary
land hss Tosched Washington, that we have
been able to hear Of.
A third dispatch says
The report that Lee with $4,000 men bad
crossed the Rsppahaunock at Port Conway is
discreditsd hers. No such intelligence has
reached the 'Wsr Department Il is conceded
here by the best military authorities that Lee
must commences offensive operations this month
Or diabsud his army. i IS bsieyed that to this
end be is concentrating snosHh large srny for
an invasion, which is Bis only hope, aud is % be
attempted as 8 last resort. To NEST these Il
pected movements Of Lee, The army Of tie Pc
tomsc viii be on the alett-
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STccK RAtsEls AM FARmeRs-H you
wan. to-impT0vs ycur stock If you want good
b5sf catag a1d goo9 cows If you want the
best stock in the ~ContedsraeB please call On
Crswprd, Frazer e. Co.
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2 = WTLErAme

SUCCESSOR 10 AMOSs, Lyon & 70
General Commission Merchant.
ana Conner Uhaehan snd-aIeasn strss
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DIED.

~ Count Niebos Gs-rgis is tbs neS reslien4 MN
isssr from Aust s 70 t-s UHited-ssateE
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~ 80 AiEaA 2 Ailarts one sealed
- yehls had0a, Va Ths absvo $50 o5y
= -. lssfseaseIy oi ne Paeksse % Col John {. sa.s5-
asftH' g. W sy rop,se
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Reports OF tho Press A-ssociatioz


Entered acrorziuF % a-t If Congress IN the year 1879
by J. S. THHAsEER ll the Clerk cMes Of the d.
t-ict Court Of lhe Js1l=dsaats states fr lie Norlh
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a HAHMERNsN WEITEDl

HA-E-ILHIlEN I'D .
BGFAL WAGES The month OF y a-zHb b.
II pad for an EXPEkI5N Ed H~AHNERHaN,
While o. black O. w0Fz r.. he Euss Eon Work.
IN Levy county Flgi-a apply 20
7 LUEFERLoH SupdL
LsTyvlie Fl.. or zt
ug7ss ear-v--le Pa
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- Big G-h ,. W, Revere bss been -li,misssd
frop hs Uui1sd States arnJ for ms5ehavi5r before
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11
- - -
CLOTHING.

TTENTIoN.-AT l6s SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES
"a and gentemen VIII be .sonshed 70 see the prices
ewely We aater ourselves with having been
by great many ladies' and gentlemen that 70
cent more than ct other place In the city We guasn
zee 70 pay the Sk Dresses ron ~ %
Please call on or address Harris lsS Seventh avenue
three doors from street. Ladies' attended BY
Mrs.. Harris. B.-Please be particular In finding the
correct number l6 will find out your mistake when
Il late.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

LNREE SPEECH FREE PRESS AND FREE
II PEOPLE:
THE KINGS COUNTY DEMOCRATIC CLUB
MASS MEETING
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY EVENING, JUNE II,
AT O'CLOCK.
The UNION. ThE CONSTITUTION AND THE LAWS.
oPPosED TO ALL UsyRPATIoNs OF ARBITRARY
POWER,
are cordially invited to attend
The following and other distinguished gentlemen have
been invited and will address the meeting:-
Hon. AMASA J. PARKER
Hon ALoMzO O. PAIGE.
Hon RICHARD o'0ORHAN
Hon. JAMES ". THAYRR
Hon. LUKE 2. COzAN0.
Hon. HENRY @. MURPHY,
Hon. EDMUND DRI00S.
Hon. JOHN @. SCHUMAKKR,
on SAMUEL d. NORRIS
OSWALD OERNDORFER, Rsq.
B. SLOSSON, Rsq
coxnIrrEE or ARsAxosnxNrs.
VIM. n. Parks, CD. eprsgue,
b. D. Miller, ]. L. Douglass,
James Dairy, 4 j. Newman.
Thomas Waiter, DR.. T. p. Norris.
&C. Collins, D. n Chauncey,
James rhorne.
ANDREW B. CULVER, President
J 5oas T Tssns, Secretaries.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

-. DIAMOND BROKER
no Brssdasy wssnes ard Jewslry bought Advances %
JAcionas and wstchea
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yAsu PAID FOR DIAMONDS, FINE PEARLS AND
" India Csmss Hair sbawls Once hours from TIL "
A. ~ and til r. ". only. Liberal advances made upon
ar,Iclss left for sae. Valuations per cent Bargans
offered ~ 81 Eleventh street.
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NOTICE-TO THE SHIP PAINTERS OF NEW YORK.
You are particularly requested to attend meens 70 be
Thursday evening" Puncual attendance Z requested.
d. HALL Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

CTEAM TO LONDONDERRY. GLASGOW AND LIVER
= ool-The Montreal steamship GomPAIy's nrst c.as'
full powered. Clyde built steamer yURA Captain Atto
CARRYING the Canadian and United States mails. will 60
from Quebec next Saturday Is Kaes Of passage fra.
and s72 found with good provisions go So psys
BILE In gold equivalent In United States currency es
cates issued for bringing out from AL the
cpal towns Great Britain and Ireland Il very low ra
For passage apply at Is Broadway, N. Y.
SABEL 4 SEARLE. General AgontA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

AT THE CALIFORNIAN AND WESTERN AGENCY
n store l64 Seventh by H. HARRIS the highest
price obtained cast OF Clothing Carpets Furni
by others who offer enormous prices and then trembling 70
well avoid all them humbuGs BY calling addressing
TO the old well known dealer, II Harris,
where you will be dealt with honestly your
satisfaction Ladies' attended by Mi H. Harris
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

TOR SALE-A CHESTNUT HORSE, EIGHT YEARS
old Is hands high Of great endurance has troed in
2:3S. Address j. NJ Broadway Post oHlce
E'OR SALE-A GREEN COUNTRY HORSE THAT
can trot n 3o perfecty gene good single or doubles
after Monday, June Is. at George Cemons, Of
Seventh and address the SUBJ
scriber, care of o. p. Tweedy, Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-06-11

DtAMoxDs OLD GOLD AND slLvBR.-pY GOING
~ 10 LOUIS ANR1cH, 71 Broadway, under the New
other place IN ths city for Dsucnds old Gold ssd Silver
without being compelled 10 take other goods In exchange
lie pays 10 oily bankAble MONEY Cames Hair Sbawls all
Kinds Of aud Pvrs bought 81 the highest price. L. A.
Broa
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LOST AND FOUND.


UNoUND-IN BLKRCKER STREET STAGE, GOLD
Watch and Chain which the have BY prov
ing property and paying expenses Apply at l2o Beecker
atre
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

here in Macarthur. Tae question is
was Blair invited to make such q
speech4 1t was clearly the duty Of
the Worthy Grand to have called him
to order, under all The circumstances
The sound Of the gavel should of been
heard. The order after being joined
by their Ladies and a few invited
guests reformed in procession and
moved on Mill, Locust and High Sh.
to the Urion School Hall, where we
are told the Ladies had a splendid
dinner. We aud our better halfre.
tireing in good order from the church
with a host OF others considering no
no blame attached to tire order for the
imposition. We hope sincerely that
this Professor viii stump the county
tSis fall, for he will convince our Re-
publican neighbors what We have been
trying since last September 22nd. to-
wit: That the objects Ofthis war are
perverted from one to establish the
Constitution and Union over revolted
States, to one for emancipation Of
1000 900 of slaves in those States
We would recommend to the Profes.
sor the prayerful consideration of the
following words. "He that knoweth
my masters will and doeth itnOt, shall
be beaten with many stripes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
Democratic County Com
VentlOn

The Democratic Central Committee
of the county, considering expression;
Of the last county convention as direc
tory to them in regard to the mode OF
selecting candidates, for the county
Offices to be voted fer at the ensuing
October election, have resolved to call
a County Delegate Convention to be
held at the Court House in Macarthur
on Monday July 20M az 3 O'Clock p.
N.
The Democracy ofthe several Town
ships will meet at the several places
of holding elections therein, on Sat.
urday July the 1871 between the
hours of 3 and 5 o'lOck p. N and el.
ect Delegates to nominate one Roper.
sentative for State Legislature; one
Probate Judge; one county Clerk aud
and County Commissioner.
The rates Of representation, is one
delegate for every 25 votes cast fol
Judge Rauney at the last October eIe
ction and one delegate for each irac
ton ovor II votes.
The following is the number Of iel
egatos to which each township is en-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELATIVES
OF DECEa SED SOIDJERS


The law of Congress approved July % 1851.
provides for bo unity Of 800, to all Volunteers
for three years Or during the war. In case Of
the death of Soldier while in the service, thiz
bounty, together with all arrears Of pay,duO the
deceased, may bo obtained by his widow or re-
atives as the case may be.
The act of CongresA approved July l4th 1853
gives pension to the following classes Of per-
SONS.
lst. To allinvalids disabled since March 4th
1861, in the Military or naval Service Of the
United States.
I'd. To widows OF officers, Soldiers OF Seaman,
dyirg Of wounds received or of desease contrAe-
| led in tho Military or naval service.
Cd. To Children under IL years Of age Of such
deceased persons if there il no widow surviving
or from tho time of the widows ronarriage.
4th Tc mothers of deceased officers or SOL
diers, Provided tho deceased left no widows,
or children under l6 years Of age, and provid-
\ ed said mother was dependant in whole or part
| ly upon tho labor Of the deceased for support.
+ 9th To sisters under l6 years Of age, Of stoh
deceased soldiers, dependent on the latter who
| lily or in part for her support. Provided there
are no rightful clai mants ofthe three las. pro-
coeding classes. The amotnt, allowed in case
Of deceased officers or soldiers ranges fIom
s., to $50, per month owing to rank Of deceased
Invalid pensions will depend upon the rank
and nature fdthisability not exceeding $50
per month"; any case.
The undersigned has procured license for tha'
| purpose, and is now Authorized to ptosecuts
claims; against the general government in all
cases arising under tbs various sets of Congress
| and will give prompt attention to all claims in -
| trusted to him. No charge for services will be
made whore the claim is wholly dsalowed.
McATthur Feby 9th 1863, B,P HEWITT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
Macarthur Reioiceing.

Ga last Monday Dispatches reach.
ed ou: town about noon, that our ar
my was victorious over the rebels in
Penn. taken $4,000 prisoners and
whipping them at all points. Soon
another dispatch arrived saying we
had 10000 prisoners and 1SO guns
captured, and hopes Of taking Lees
whole army. This, very commenda-
bly, too, made our citizens jubalant.-
And in the evening meeting was
held in the Court House. We heard
it was to be speech from Professor
Blair, and did not go, for the reason
that unexpected he would insult eve.
~ Democrat present. We are now
told that Judge Plyley spoke; and
made this meeting an occasion to give
US backset, from which We say to-
our friends we have recovered, because
we had published the communication
"& Hearer" on speech of the Judges
some time ago in the Court House.
In regard to that communication we
had few words with the Judge, and
he denied it IN part, we have net seen
our correspondent; but we did see a
gentleman, 70 whom he referred us, for
the t'uth Of the statements when he
handed US the communication. This
latter gentleman says IL is true in sub
stance and he thinks he can substan.
ciate it by several who were present
at time" our citizens will SEQ how I'M
called for this abuse ol US was, on the
part ofthe Judge, when we only gave
our columns to the use Of as much Of a
gentleman as t he Judge or any other
men who will take the advantage of
an occasion Of general rejoicing, to
attack neighbor, pretty way surely
to produce harmony and good feeling.
Now we say to the Judge if he has
dofed his Judicial robes that we re-
spect(ully request him to meet us like
a man, before the people of Vinton
county, and discuss in an honorable
manner the issues now before the peo.
plo. Our stay in Vinton has been.
about as long gas the Judges, questions
Of our personal acts and character we
leave to our neighborS. These ques-
tions as to who are or who are not
Traitors time will prove. We have
never, either in thought, word or act,
been anything else than for the Con.
stilption and Laws and the whole
Union, which we hold to bo tie Gov.
ernment, and we sustain the officers
of the Government in all legal acts,
PeaceabIy if we can forcebly if we
must. We are opposed to the Rebel
lion as Judge Plyley or any other
man, ard we have not opposed the
war, we have opposed the EmaDcipa-
tion edicts, suspension Of the habeas
corpus, Arbitrary arrests of Democrats
refusal of trial by jury &c. We have
always avowed onrselvs as willing to
refer these matters to trial by his Hon.
J.P. Plyley. Judge Hewitt. and
Capt. Edmiston's speeches we have
, heard spoken of by many as very ap
propriate and well received.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

SPECTAOLEs Persons desiring to
be suited properly with pair ofthe
best PEEIsooPIo CRYSTAL SpEorAoLEs
should not fail to call on L. M .PoLAc.
HEX, from the Columbus Optical In
stitute at the Hubert House McArth,
ur from the .Sth till the 18th. ofthis
month only. Give him a call and be
convinced that he is able to suit the
most difficult Eve.sight with the very
best Glasses: Also Microscopes and
all kinds OF Mathematical Instruments
for sale. 1a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Nh. Editor; Pleas announce the name Of
HARRISON LYLE, as a candidate for Repre-
sentative in the next Legislature, subject 10 the
decision ofthe Democratic county Convention.
MANY VOTERS.
EDITOR DEMooRAr: Please announce the
name OF A. J.SWAlM, as suitable candidate
for Representative of Vinton county, In the next
Legislature, subject to the decision of the Dem
oeratic county Convention. L
MANY VOTERS.
MR.. EDITOR We wish you to announce the
name Off. A. BRATT0N, as q candidate before
the Democratic county Convention, and subject
70 its decision, for Representative in the LeRis-
latare for Vinton county;
THE DEMOCRACY.
Mr.. EEIToR. - Pleas announce tho name Of
HAZEN L. SOLE, as q candidate for PRoBArE
UDdE subject to the Democratic Convention.
DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. E0IroR: Please announce the name of
s. Z. CASE, as a suitable candidate for the Of
nee Of Probate Judge, for YintOL county, sub
Ject TO the decision Of the Democratic county
Convention. MANY DEMOCRATS.
MAJOR BRArToN; Will pleas announce the
name Of Lieut.. SAMUEL WILSON, as candi-
date for Clerk fthe Court Of Common Pleas,
subject to the decision of the Democratic county
Convention. Lieut.. WILSON is firm Democrat.
and one Of the Democratic Traitors who has
proved his loyalty, by the lost of leg on the
teld, and is every way qualified for the duties of
Clerk. Being renderd unabld to labor, he should
receive tho favorable consideration Of the De-
mocracy. MANY DEMOCRATS.
EDITOR DEMooRAT: Pleas announce the name
of J W. RAT CLIFFE, as a candidate for Clork
Of Common Pleas Court, subject to the decision
Of the Democratic county Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mn. Error Pleas announce the name Of
j. N. HUTSUN, as o cannidate for CLERK ofthe
Court of Common lleas, sabject to the Demo-
cratic Convention.
MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr.. EDIToR: You will please announce the
name of s. q. STAINBR0OK, as a candid ate for
Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas subject to
the decision OF the Demoer ltic County Convc-
tion. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIToR Pleas announce the name Of
JOHN d. WILKINSON, as candidate for
county COmmissio ner subject to the decision OF
the Democratic, county convention.
MANY V0TEBS.
EDITOR DEMOCRAT. Pleas announce the hume
ofJAMES McGlLLlVRAY, of Jackson Tp as
candidats for COMMISSIONER, subject to the Dem
ocratic Convention. MANY VOTERS.
Mr.. EDIToR: Please announce the name of
WILLIAM CLARK, as o candidate for Commis-
sioEe-, subject to the decision oflhe Democrat
ic county Convention.
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
Democrat for the Campaign

We propose to send the "DEMooRATn from
nov until after the Election for 25cts., each.-
We hope our friends in the Townships will 60
70 work and get usup clubs. You can all sec
the Importance Of hayinga circulation of our
homo organ, and we know you will not regret
taking little time to help us in placing the
DEMOCRAT in the hands of our citizens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

EVERY man should read ErHERAaE''
letter on the outside of this paper.
1t is one Of the severest criticisms OF
the Administration we have published
and from one of the frmest of our
Union Republicans.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

Ice CREAM.-To those who have not
enjoyed the refreshing cooling effects
of the finest quality of Ice Cream
this hot weather, we say call at BILLY
JoHNsToN's Saloon and be convinced
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
ION OF CO-PARTNEH.
sUTP.

The Copartnership heretofore cxisihg hetwecn
the undersig in the'pfaetice q lsw. has by
' y -'tion 0fthe time limited and by mu:-
tusi dsassEs 0f'h' par ,osn diado'v'd' ~
oept ~ to unsettled business ..ots,siOnal SER
vice, S ms indeSto cd to US tSy Sy Calling on B. r
nSsfT, ATTY .cArthnr, ana " BINGHAN
i1saIi iS ~ B.F. HEWITT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

MILITIA ORGANIZATION. Our Mill
tia have done nobly in the way Of
organizing. All the Townships but
one, we arc informed, have elected
their officers. The returns are not
all in the Sheritf's hands yet We
will give q list next week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG ENt

Just Published, in Sealed Earsloe. PriosS Csnk
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure OF Spermatorrhea or Sem.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex
ual Debility, and impediments to Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption, Epi-
lepsy and Fits Mental and Physical Inca
pacity, resulting from Self.Abuse, &c.--By
ROBT. ]. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., Author
Of the Green Book, dc.
The world-renowned author, in this admi.
rable Lecture. clearly proves from his own
experience that the awful consequences Of
Self-Abuse may be efectually removed
without medicine, and without DANGEROUS
surgical operations, bougies, instruments
rings, or cordials, pointing out a mode of
cure at once certain and effectual, BY which
every sufferer, no matter wha, his condition,
may be, may cure himself cb.eanly, privately
and radically. This Lecture viii prove a
boon to thousands and thousands.
Sent under seal to 0ny address in plain.
sealed enveOp, on tue iecei ot Of six y ethts; or
two postage staUies, by .d5ressinS
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Feb. F. 90 9s~s's ssss,. MY Post Office BOx.45Se,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

CANDIDATEs.-The Democracy will
see to it, that they talk over, and
give the Candidates announced a fail
play at the ConvG ntion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

ATTENTION DEMOCRATS. - Don't
forget to turn out to your Township
meetings, on Saturday, the 18th inat.,
TO elect delegates to our Go unity Con
vention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-09

This Convention will also appoint
delegate tv the Senatorial Convention
BY order of Committee
ID. S. DANA, Sec'y.
j ne 25th-63,