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Ions 2, HlpE, Grand Secretary, should be 90 assed
NJ Ra,hvilla, Iessa,
Tv,,sssse LaaJe, No. l--McCtr every Tuesday Even
ing at their Hall, on the corner of'Union ana sum
mer streets The ofcers or the ~ esont term are
Juo L, Mhls, @. n. n, NcEwen, RVS John ".
Hide, Socrotary l.. K. spain, Treasurer
IfabAs Lodys, No lO--bieois 81 the same place
every Monday evening. Tho oficors are Henry
Apple, n q; }. L. Park V,0,, Ceas. Robertson,
Secretary NJ. Brown, Treasurer
sagtit I0ils, No oo-Meeta AZ their halli on south
Chor stroUt, every friday Eyening The onlceTa
arc raLk hguuoa, y, g, James Wyatt, N.Gi x. h
GoOdictt, Secretary q. G. Cotton, TT, esurer
Asb ara Lodge, No. luo, (Germanl-Meets at the
Bali, COrltT OF Union and summer streots, evory
Thursiay LvrninR. Tho ufhoers arc Frledma ,
Nc; John HcrhriohV.G.; Jacob Jungormaa, seore-
tary Geo serers, Treasurer.
Ridgslg L,oaHipussii. Ne. lMoets at the above Hal
on lhe trst aud third Wednesdays OF each month
The odcsrs are, H. IA Mcbride, C.P. g. r. Fuller, II.
p. Peter .irnia, Jr S.W.; J, II Puoseu, JW.; Jno.
q Rlao, Scribe b. Il. Gutter, Treasurer
Olsse BFGloh haodn,pment No. e-hteta 81 the
above Hall on the second aud fourth Wednesday
alrhts Of each month. The officers are Horny APP
plo, C.P.; L. Mokor, II p; r. A. Campbell, S.W.; T.
3 % o nan, J.W.' Y. 7, Philips, 20 rotaryi j. n
Ward rreasurer
Tas Degree Of nosshi--s ~ RsbskaA-Moots the nTtl
Friday afternoon 0f each mOnth, ~ o'oinCE.
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The Steele Bayou expedition came up
on, on Deer Greek, the celebrated "Shel-
by Plantation" in Uncle Toms Cabin.
Mrs SrowE little thought, when she
wrote her novel, that the Shelby Plauta-
ton would one day echo with cannon
and musketry in war growing out Of
the institution she wrote 70 abolish. Yet
itso happened a few days ago.
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The VALLANDIGHAI copperheads In
Dayton, Ohio, are clamorous for freedom
of speech aud of the press. They made
an exhibition Of their honesty and sin.
ceriiy last week by mobbing and burning
the office of the Journal, a newspaper
printed in that place, and an opponent of
their leader.
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NOS. AND LOCATION
OF
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS

Post of bOrOs L 6It-
Medical Director Post-M o. WoODwoRTH.
Hospital No. Lefty Hotel s. W. corner square.
Surgeon T. d. Fitch.
No. 2-woodbury Pike. S. o. Himoe, Sur
geOR IN charge.
No. 9--East Court House. W I. johnson,
Surgeon In charge.
No. A-woodbu'y Pike. Asst. Surgeon
J. W. Pearce.
No. 6-North Court House. J. T. Woods,
Surgeon In charge.
No. 9.-North- east cor. Square. n.
Faier, Asset Surg IN charge.
No. T-East Court House D. Woodward,
Surgeon In charge
No. S--OppOsite and west City Hotel. VIM.
A. McCully, Asst Surgeon In
charge.
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike.
s. B. Permar, Act. Asst. Surgeon
IN charge.
Gent Field Hospital No. Lone mile west Court
House. j. Y. Finley, Surgeon In charge.
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AstronE Sentence for Praod.
haADqC tEtERs DIR tuTN NJ oP rHE GrtY.O
hiNuEts AHHY iOtFs. ;
NHW OELEAEa A ri ~. Isgl

]
GENERAL OaDERs No 80 w. q. Bet
TERroS, convicted by evidence and con-
frssion, Of iraudulenLy violating the
regulations concerning trade in this de-
pAriment by ooHcealing articles contra
band Of war, in barrels, entered Al tho
Custom-house as barrels Of beef and by
other fraudulent violations Of the Same
regulations, with the intention Of trans
porting them, without au hority, 10 tho
suemy's lines, Is sentenced by the Com
mandtng Gen,r.l u This Department 10
pay doe Of so 900 10 be appropria ed
10 the improvement Of tue Cily wi New
Orleans, and 20 an imprisonment Of one
yesr al hard labor, Ia Fort Pickens for
the benefit Of the United Statea
by command Of Mai Gen. BANKS.
McuAED b. IRwIs, a. A. q.
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RoIIgIous Servicos.

POsT CHAPKL--(secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville Depot
Sabbath School and Soldiers Bible Class at O'Clock
every Sabbath morning. Preaching at lOh o'clock,
AM, and st 7 PM. Prayer Meeting every We'd
nesday night at O'Clock.
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DIRECTORY.
CITY ooVERN N EMIT,
JOHN HUGH SMITH, Acges
WILLIAM SHANE, ReoOrdc-,
JoHk CHUMBiFY, kaTahaL


J0RR HUGH SMITH, Aegcs
WILLIAM SHAME, Heo0rtc-'
JOIN CHUMBiEY, kaTahnL
Drr'y Mar,het,--w q wikiuson' A. u 'D'A'''
40 IN. HsvfstJonn Chumtey, ,zoFo. irst;
Jocob French second and ihos. Mcoerty' mira
Tag As.ss,or-WilliAm Driver
Jfo5e-sls Co{isoio7--A. y. shanEhAnd
Erfrr Tar C3toc.cr-h. b oafreH
FyeanHey-R H8nry,
rbarJ Masiey.--TbUrna Lchkc.
g..-s-i,Issfs.f Of ne W0rthouss--J Y. Doae'
lsuosrnaesdsai Of tas Wata WofAe--o %. l'SHAr'
Ci.g Of no F.fs Dspari.s'att- , "a az
sssion Of rs Csluo'sg--I H. hcbf''|
tgrtst OtorsoaT-.-l. l.. stewart
on Afiorasy--E. ? Mulny.
CITY COUNCIL, ........ ,,,.
Cagpsr, Jo, J. Noob, "a Auloy' II. ~ ~, ,b
CC.rh. IA, "a. q. j. claiborne, ana :. y em i ~,
,..s,.,s UlanC.l--AbItcN Andefson, tfoeloo, 'e
r1rp,r william ,ubyrts, q. n. Soushtate, A v.'tS.
Vyers Alox. holanol, T. D. hoee1I va,brtyrb
I'm nr'ycr, Tm. stewart, fhos Crendy, WIN ha'ly
s,hspsa COMMITTEES THa CHS oousoL'
Fyg0ncs-KnCWlca, sc0yel ma bHca
uatrg Woykf--Andors0n, Smith aud Claiborne,
g,rCrs-BnH. Turner, Myers, Aouoy, Cbeatham,
Ysrbfough, ready and Haily'
iyhart--iurle,, Carpeg aud McCleiland'
,eaooia-CheathaIn, Muoy anu Kuowies
~ Department Myegs, stewart and NcCelland .
Ga,--uryer, Greatly and Ayers.
C,yafs17i--- NTH, sanbUrn aud Stewart
Market Honse--Yabrough, Roberts and Ospor'
stIgs,--slutloy Mcdaniel and Stewart.
poloc--Uheuthnm, Brion aud sayers
kyr,nqs-Cready, Claiborne and Myers
RoriLo,ps-sayers, toBb and Mcdaniel
l,nproUomeais Gs.d Observation-Disclosures, HrioS
and SAnhorn -, nr,.ox
posi H1usl-Carper, sOuthEate and Haley. -.
a. tho Board oi Aldermen meets the LuoslSys
acxt preceding the second and ,ouI'h ~ 5
earb month and tho Common C0unon the 'V"1
and fourth thursdays Ia each month
NIGHT POLICE
LaptatR-John Raugh
,gseos9 Lisilsndni- Robert Scoui
FiT9 Lissitsuanf--John ). Ingalls. ,V
PoL.>Hel-Wm. JACKSON, JUnn Uavendar; TT Tiii -
yts Jool Pm Hips, Vim. Baker, John Cottre WI,.Ln
Aavo John Tnglca, j. W Wright, joins fuohuts'
Robert sOott, " G. francis, David Fe'es' Ol'S' nu
'' - - The police court ls opsnod every morning. at
Oioe O'Clock
COUNTY OFFICERS.
sto,Ie-Jalues NJ Hinton. Dyat.'s-Thonn' ZOO
on and J. K. Buchanan.
Rssiste.-Phineas Garrett
Tttiaos-W. jasper tayl2t
tI,roaer---N n. Belohor
p,oo.r-Jchn COthiN.
g,ssn,.s Oollooior--w. d. Rooerteot
g,.irood Tar Colleci0r--J. g. Briley. a.. %, -.
S,..,cbis h, ne Ra,hv.ls DtsirSa-Johu d dover
and J Newman
COUNTY COURT.
y,,a,s-aou James WhltNorth
GlsTb-P. iAudley Nichoi ~ 49,. ,s.ta A,
each month, ard the Quarterly Court ooMpo.'sSi "
the Magistrates Of The County, neg tne hrNl ''oN
lev IN January, April, July and oe'obsr
cIRCuiT COURT,
Cierk-r1vld Q. Love. -.
Rs- Tho Court moe,s Tie mti aHnoAy " HN'O'
tud september.
CRIMINAL COURT.
.b,aoe-Hon M M Brlen.
CsTk-tbarlta W. smith. 49,, A..
81. me Court meets tue Grst NouGay ia Aprh An
mat and naoembcr
cHANCERT COURT
,uo.,.lloy-Hon Samuel D. FriersOu
CggL ard Master--J r. alesvos.
ST. the Court meets the Grst Monday IN NAV AMI
November,
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In consequence Of tho in tho price OF paper
and every other material used In Printing once,
we have been compelled to raise the price Of our paper
to 25 cts per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
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oHIo aIArE AaENoY.

Established BY Governor David Tod, tooolieot ne
aoouuua oi ischaugod Ohio s0ldieU, and 10 tafnmh
thom interpretation home. 10 diroct thsn nov 70
obtain pay iOr extra duty an uurssa, eto Ohio om-
poyu NE Agent, aud Il Is hia duy 70 give the basi'
ness OF her soldie careful and reapeo fll attention
Otltce No'& Cherry 90, near ChuFeh'
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No,Ioe 20 Novvs.Doalers.

Nsws-Dealers wanting moro than emo hundred
copies, must send in their orders by O'Clock, the
evening previous, to have them filed promptly.
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MiIitnrY RlnnlEa,

For salo at this ONCE, such "a Monthly ObmPong
Roiurs, CgotAiag Rssrni Ordaaaos Re''rgsi RVviaoa
Rstu1s, spseial Regulations, d. &c.
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NlauT POLICE

tltGatR-JOhn RauRh.
second Lisulsndnf- Robert scot,
E,Td Jt1itssaiu-John ). Ingalls. ,
poi...Be5,-Wtn. JACKSON, Jvun Lavender, NFn -
It, Jool Phupn, VIM. Baker, John Cottreil, Wl,.sD
Aavo. JoAn Tnglcs, J. W Wright, jobs fuohuts'
Robert s0ott, W G. francis, David Yates OhaS' hu
81 The Poiloo court ls opened every morning :"
alon o'clock
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COUNTY OFFICERS.

yLcyiF-Jaiucs n. Hinton. D1gHisss--InoiN'' wv
on and J. K. Buchanan.
R.si,e.-Phneas Garrett
Tt1irios-W jasper Taylor
tI,roasr---N n Belohor
Ranger--John Cotbit
glscnus Oollaoior--W. D. ilooertsot
R1.lrood Tar CoUecioT--J. q. Brtey -. ., ,,o,ys,
C,.rebla, for he Hdshv'ls Dt'iFSof -'onu - "''''
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COUNTY COURT

y,,dys-Hon. Janes WhltAOrth
giaTt--P IludEey Nchol ,.-t 4,
sseb month, ard the Quarterly Court, compose .
Inc Magistrates Of The County, = held the hrNt 'ou
iay IN January, April, July and Oo'obar'
cIRCuiT COURT,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
IN ESS.
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK,
THE FOUR ACTS OF DESPOT ISM
BTD. A. MAHoNY, JF IOWA,
r
Author of "Tns Prisontr of STATE"
Author Of "7Hs Prisoner Of State "


Tbiswork will contain full and official copies
n tho Four Great Acts Of Dsspctism BY which
tho constitutional government Of Washington
was subvertcd, and tho irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty installed 4ts place.
]. THE TAX BILL, by which all the property
and RESOURCES Of tho people are mortgaged to
tho present ministration. ----.,
q. THE CONSCRIPTloN BILL, by which all
the bodies Of poor men not worth $500 are
placed IN the hands Of the administration.
THE FINANCE BILL, which destroys State
Banks and places the entire currency oft the
country in the hands Of the Secretary Of the
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, (atting climax
wAi6h prssumes to indemnify the Presidsn.
for all the wrongs he has committed in thr
past or may commit in the future.
These will each bs proceeded by CAREFUL an
alysis, by Mr. .Mahony, and their unjust opprs
ave- unconstitutional and odous features point
cd ont. AS q book for references, II will be in
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, tho poll
tician the laborer--in fact 70 every person, for
these mon-trous acts roach from the loftiest man
aion TO tho humblest ahin In the land. r.
These four hets are not published 1osKTHEB
in any other form. They will make q large 90.
tavo pamphlet Of nearly 200 hundred pages, in
good sized type, and will be sold at the low
price Of FITTY CENrs in paper, aud SEVENTY
Biva CIsTs in Uuslin'bindinH
be, filled according 70 the date Of reception
Firs, come, Arst served. The casb must accom-
psDy all orders.
Address
.rz VAN EyRIE, HORTON scor
No. 1872 Nassau Street, NsvIYs.k.
NJ B. 6nbscril tion rceeiv at this Ofhc
July ID IS63,-tf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
LET THE AFFLICTED READ |

And learn that perfect and radical Is warranted
and guaranteed TO all who afflicted with Weakness
debility nervous complaints melancholy thoughts Dc.
preston of Sprlts distress and anguish Of mind, loss
Of sleep, loss Of memory, loss Of onorgy and muscular
power, puny growth wasting away and want Of con-
hdeues In Themselves fain,ing is, 0onvuIlvS trsm'
bllnKs, importance and disgust Of life.
HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
Some physicians require 10 be told the nature OF youH
dlSsase-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him 10 describe the diseases without any Information
from the patient to explain its original cause, and 70
guarantee its cure And what Is moro valuable s he
viii honestly and frankly tell whether you can DO CURED
OF not. All his communications and interviews are
strictly private and coniidentlal-Afsdiedi JowEdL
The Botanic Remedies Of DR.. Raphael, the English
Botanic Physician, failed yet to mako perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, ST.
CRET, AND VENEREAL DISEASES, without the use
without oaT Of discovery or exposure. No deadly pol
sons such ErSenic yomica, opium, or any other
poiSons. Nomercury nor any deadly misunderstanding
but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used By
this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic Reno.
des never Jet failed to tho most obstinate and the
most dangerous cases. and TO remove all mercury and
other impurities from the system when a other Rems.
dies had Iailsd.-Medtoal Journal.
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN coNFENPLkT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
pondent Of the 0ddfellow, Bponsboro, Maryland, aid
on ThprIday, the 3lSt Of MAJ, 1860: .
"Npmerous Of diseais caused by eary lndIcrs-
iou having been performed by the English Botanic Ply.
Sleian, feel II my duty having knowledge OF them,
70 state the act, believing that In doing 20 may do
service TO the suffering. One case in paEtoulAzthat
Of young man In this eity-ls worthy ofnoto. He had
become the victim Of habit, the mere aluson 70 which
Rshudder, and after ysan Of suffering and doctor
pgg Up AL hopes Of recovery. Hswished to marry
and dearly beloved by sweet girl lspSd
words Of Affection, but LIE fearful nervous and pros
ated. He dared not wed account Of the shattered
state Of system Ho sought relief at the hands Of u!
Botanic Physician and astonishing sdt may ssem, ,,sn
the bloom and ygor Of youth has returned, and he 4
now the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who ara suffering, no matter what their 60
plant, can call on the Botanic Physician conAdsntally
They may rely upon relief. His ofhcs ID 1t No. 80
last FIFTH Bet. Sycamore 81. and Broadway, OH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
l. EGAL NOTICE.
sTATHaF OHIO, vINToE COUNTY,
IN c0Trpr or Dponru

Rsbceoa Myers and Thomas Myers, Sarah
Ratclif and Tobias Ratcliff, Charity Wheeland d
aud Amor Wheeland, all Of the State of Illi-
nois; Nancy Hughn aud Joseph HuRhn, Eliza
Barnett and Lswis Barnett. and Mary BaYnett
all Of Hardin county and State Of Ohio, Emily
Walker and John W alker, James n. Ray, Eliza
j. Ray and Margaret Ray all Of Ross county Ohio
and Jesse Ray, Weston Ray and Silas Ray, all
Of Vinton county Ohio, will take notice that on
the 3rd day Of August A. D. 1853 Josiah Bar.
nett Executor Of the last Will and Testiment OF
James Ray deceased, filed In the Probate Court
within and for the county ofvin.on, and State
ofObio, petition alleging that on tho 26th,
day Of October A. D. 1881, the said Jam es Raw
then in full life, entered into contract In writ.
ing 9Th John Stevens for the sale Of the follow
ing described real estate, situated in said ccun.
ty to-wit: Beginning at the Ratcliff and Ray
corner as described in-a deed made to James and
Thomas Ray from Johl Ratcliff and wife dated
August 10th, ls43. Said corner is on the west
bank Of salt creek in Eagle Township, north of
the bridge across saib Salt creek, from tbence
west SIXTY rods to the quarter Section line. from
thence south On said quarter section line. one
hundred and ak rods ten feet and six inches 10
the quartor section corner thence eastsixtv rods.
thence north one hundred and six rods len fset
and six xinches, to the place of beginning contain
ing forty acres more or less and being a part 81
the north east quarter Of Section numbsr twen-
y-iwo, (22.) Township number ten, { 10, Range
number nineteen, l9, for the sum Of ono thods.
and andIffty dollars;that said John Stevens ha,
paid the full amount ofthe purchase money for
said tract of land according to the terms Of said
written contract, aud that Rebecea Myers mar
ried to Thomas Myers, ,sarsh Ratcliff uarried "a
Tobias Ratcliff, Charity Wheeland married tc
Abnsr Whesland, all Of the State ofIllinois
Nancy Hughn married TO Joseph Hughn, Eiixa
Barnett married to Lewis Barnett, and Mary
Barnett married to the petitioner all Of Hardin
county Ohio, Emily Walker married to John
Walker, James N. Ray, Eliza J. Roy and Mar.
garet Ray, oil Of Ross county Ohio, and Jesse
Bay, Weston Rsy and Silas Ray ail OF vintor
county Ohio are the heirs at law and legal repre-,
sentiatives ofsaid decedent, ~ NV
The prayer Of the petition .is for authority 70
mako a.deed to said John Stevens for said prem
ises, on behalf ofssid heirs at law, aud 10 oou-
fotpity 10 the terms Of said contract. "'''
Midpetition viii be for hearing on the twenty
ninsth day Of August 1858 or 90 soon thereafter
as leave Of Court can bs obtsinsd.
HxwiTr Ep1,sros, JosIAHBARNHTT
y'Ats'ys fof Petition, Executor of James
August 9Th lsss-aw. .f Ray Deceased.
- - -sfl Ia I.t'.4 fitr -FTT'rIFl d.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNEH
SHIP. .hteN p

Tho Copartnership heretofore ekisipg between
the undersigned in the'practice Of law. has by
tho Expiration ofthe time limited and by mu-
tusl consent o'tho parties been Dissolved. Ex-
oept as to unsettled business 'i3 a.'f'a
Persons Indebted to US for professional ssr.
vices will confer favor BY Calling on B.. P.
HEwIrT, ut MoArthur, and setting their ac-
jouuts. z. T. BINGHAM !
uns II lss2-sy. B. P. HEWITT -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
January 8 1s63-L1yr
frgal W1titss.
LEEAL NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, VINToN COUNTY
IN COURT oF.C C0MMoN'PLEAS.
r:sS!'i S;i'si \ e; s;!!:3; S:3;: e '''
Margaret UtterbAck DeftS.
and othefa
Margaret Utterback, Henry Utterback, Of tho
oouuty of Harrison in tho State Of Ohio. Isabel
Ann Utterback, aminor and Mary Utterback,
both of the county of Vinton and State Of Ohio,
will take notice that on the 2sd day Of June A.
D. 1858 the said George W. Roger and Elizabeth
Rover his wife filed thOir petition in the Court
of Common Pleas, Of Vinton county and'StA Of
Ohio, wherein said petition Is now pending and
wherein the said George Roger and Elizabeth
Rover demands partition of the following real
estate situated in the county ofVinton, and
State of Ohio, to-wit The north half Of the
south west quarter of Section number thirty ono
(3l J in Township number ten, (l0,) Of Range
number eighteen, (ls,) containing eighty-Ono,
acres more or less, and that at the next term OF
said Court, the said George W. and Elizabeth
Rover will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises, and that the Dover
Estate Of the said Mary Utterback therein be as.
signed. This ed day Of June A. D, 1853.
Hsyrrr 4 EpMIsroN, GEO. W. ROYER,
Their Att'ys. ELIZABETH R0YER
Jul, 9nd lSse,-6W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF OHIO vINToN COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

AN VIVA NE NNnAaANN bLn
Booth = Braley VI Jshial FraEeo st al.
William Allen FraEee and Edward Frazee,
Pinkney Tarr and Teresa Tarr, wto are sup
posed to reside at Pixies Peak State Of Kansas,
will take notice that Booth Braley Of the coun-
ty ofJackson snd'State of Ohio, on the 2lss day
Of October 1857, recovered judgment against
Jehial Frazes then Of the county ofVinton and
State Of Ohio and now deceased for the sum of
siI hundred and sixty. nine dollars and seven
cents (669,07) with cost taxed 70 four dollars
and ninety six cts. (4,96) in tho Court of Com
mOnPleas of Vinton County and State OF Ohio,
that said, Judgment remains In full force unpaid
and unreversed. And the said Pinkney Tarr
aud Teresa Tarr, William Allen Frazee and
Edward Frazee, are further notified that said
Court have ordered the heirs and legal represen-
tatiRes Of tho said Jehial Frazee deceased to 10
made parties defendants TO said judgment. And
that Plaintiffs at the next term of said Court af-
ter the 29th day Of August, A. D. 1868, will
move said COURTS revive said judgment against
them and others who are the legal representatives,
Of the said Jehisl Frazee deceased.
BOOTH & BRALEY,
H. g. BuNpY, BINsHAN &HHwirr,
July I'd lSs3,-Sw. Their Attys.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
LEGAL NOTICE.
l. EGAL NOTICE.
lNTHE COURT, OF COMMON PLEAS or
VINT0N COUNTY OHIO.
Henry johnson, Pltf.
against =. .p...,,,
Aoraham Johnson D.fss. ''0n

hRhiubb n. D.
ASs'eS% 3 o.n.2s. johnson D'fs..
Abraham johnson Of the County sfJackson
and State of Ohio, William johnson, Christina
johnson, Sarah Walker formerly Sarah johnson
William Walker. Charlotte Larsw formerly
Charlotte johnson, Joseph Larew, Emily Salts
formerly Emily johnson, John Salts and Thomas
Fee, George Fec and Sarah Jane Fee, minor
heirs Of Clarissa Fee deceased, formerly Claris-
80 johnson, all OF the county Of Vinton in the
State OF Ohio, Rhoda Kite, Of the STATE Of Iowa,
minor heif of Polly Kite deceased, formerly Pol
ly johnson; Nancy Kite formerly Nancy john
son, Zachariah Kite, Teresa Rogers formerly
Teresa johnson, John Rogers aud Joha john
son of the State Of Wisconsin, will take notice
that pertition was fled against them on tho
Goth dsf of JUNE A D 1858, sn the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Vinton
and State Of Jhio, by Henry johnson and 10
now pending, wherein the said Henry johnson
demands partition of the following real estate
situated In the county Of inton ana State of
Ohio to-wit: The northeast quarter OF the
southeast quarter ofsection number sixteen
(l8,) in Township number ten, (lO,) of Range
number seventeen, (lT,) excepting ten acres off
of the south side of said forty acre tract owned
by Damarin Tarr Co. Also tho north west
quarter ofths south west quarter ofSection mum
Der fifteen, llb,) ToWnsmp, mango aforesaid, ex-
coping ten acres of Of the south side ofsaid for
ty acre tract owned by Dsmarin 1aT Co., and
also excepting twenty acres Of of ths East side
of the remaining thirty acres owned by William
Walker, being in all forty acres more or less,
and that at the next term of said Court, the said
Henry johnson wild apply for an order that par
tition may be mads Of said premises.
HEwIrI . EpNIsros, HENRY JOHNS ON,
Am,ys for Pltf. July ID lssS--sw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24

EW "LET there be no change BY usurpa-
tion; ;for through THE, In ono instance, may DO
the instrument Of good, II 70 the ctStorIdry tceG-
pom by Rhieh Jrw 0orrnnIsnts are de'trsSd. The
precedent must always grently overbalanoe, In
permanent evil, any partial or transient bens-
htwhiCh the use can at any time yield" - Walk
a0t0n1 FGrnesn AddSn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-24
NOTICE

wnEnxAs my wife Louisa Dunkls has fsst. my
he'd aud board without any just csuss or provo
cation. hereby warn all persons not TO har.
hor or trusther on my sccount as I will not pay
any debts Of hsr contracting.
sapt lIthss-sw. JACOB DUNKLE.