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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
HAMDEN VINTON
COUNTY o. ON
Tuesday Septem-
ber 9Th 1868.

On the questions now before people
Of Ohio, and upoD which we must act
ut the next Election Let us have a
large meeting of the people, to hear
those champions of equal and
J ig h t and equal previ!gs.-
Remember that the Democracy are
coEtending for the rights Of every man
without regard to party, that our Ch
ject is to protect every citizen in his
rights. We hope the Ladies will
bring along full baskets OF provisions,
as it will be impossible toget accomo
cations for all. Judge Thurman,
and StamLaugh. are among the first
orstors OF Ohio, and will have large
crowd. Every body turn out, hear
both sides, AMI bring your wives, sis
ters, daughters and sons along.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

SHERIFE'S SALE.
State GfOhiO, Vinton County.
Lafayette Rayuer, PltH. In Court of Com
agaisnt mon Pleas.
Oliver Fuller
Happy Fuller, Dshs. Order of sale
DURSUANT to the command Of an order ofsale
a In the above cause to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas, of the aforesaid Ceun-
" OF Vinton, will offer at public sale, at the
door OF the Court HOuse. in the Town Of Near.
thnr' in Aforesaid County of vintou, on
Saturday September 18th 1868,
Az tne hour often o'clock a. NJ, of said day,
the following real estate to-wit: Conn epcing
AZ the north west corner ofin-lot number seven
y-saVen, (77, in the town of Macarthur county
OF Vinton and State Ohio, thence running
south forty feet thence east twenty-six feet
thence north forty feet thence west twenty six
ieetto the place of beginning. Also part Of in
lot tseVen.y-seven, in said town of Macarthur
commencing at the north east corner of said lot
ihence running west forty feet thence south
Iorty teet thence cost forty feet, to the line of
said lol thence north forty feet, to the place Of
beginning 4 Win be soldas one lot.)
:, laken as the property of Oliver Fuller &
Happy Fuller, to satisfy Judgment of afore-
saia Court, In favor of Lafayette Rayner.
Appraised as follows to- wit: -Four hundred
ana sixty dollars, (t46o,) and must bring two
thirds Of that snm.
TERMS OF SALE, Cash in hand.
BINGHAM q HEwIvT, ARJH NORRIS,
ATTY. for Pin. Sh'f V. Co. o,
aug IL 63-5w. & Master Com'r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
Keep u Before the People.
That VnlinDdigbaIn was and Is
GOG MeM and Money to support
Ibe Army.

Why 1t is that men calling themselves rospoc-
table, arc all the time bawing out that Vaan-
dgham voted against lncn and money to sus-
hin the Government. Is it ignorance, or are
they lying for mele party purposes:
He NEVER VOTED AGAINST GIVING MEN AsD
MONEY TO THE ADMINISTRATIONS FOR THE PURPOSE
OF CARRYING ON THE WAR IN AoouRDAEoB WIN
THE CONSTITUTION. lie expresses his position
On this question in speech nade 10 tho House
Of Congress on tho 18th ofJulI, lS6i. Weruako
an extract which will bo found gu the ninty s-y-
enEh and ninty- eighth pages Of tina Cas9,esi,a-
u! Gt'be, lat session S7Ih Congress. He said
''For my own part, sir, while would not in
the beginning have given dollar or man 10
Commences this war, ara willing now that we
are in the midst oft without any act of OURS
will give just as many men and just az much
money as may be necessary to defend and pro.
tect tho Federal Government. IT WOULD BE
BJTH TREASON AND MAJNsss NOW TO DIsARM THE
GOVERNMENT, IN TIE PREsEs oE OF AN ENEMY OIL
TWO HUNDRED TnoUsAND MEN IN THE FIELD
AGAINST 1T. 1t is against the aggressive
and invasive warfare that raise my vots and
voice. But as the war is upon us
THERE MUST BE AN ARMY IN THE FIELD
THERE MUST BE MONEY APPROPRIATED
TO MAINTAIN IT."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
c AN { MILLS.
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELATIVES
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS.

The law Of Congress approved July % 1881,
provides for bo unity of tl0O, to oil Volunteers
for three Years or dnring the war. In case Of
the deDth Of a Soldier while iu the service. thla
bounty, together with all arrears OF pay due the
deceased may bo obtained by his widow or 70.
latives as the case may be.
The act Of Congress- approved July l4th 1861
gives pension to the following classes Of per
sons.
lst. To all invalids disabled since March 4th
1851, In the Military or naval Service Of the
United States
Cd. To mdows OF officers, Soldiers OF Seaman,
dyirg Of wounds received or Of dcsease contrae-
'od in the Military or naval service.
Sd. To Children under l6 years of age Of such
deceased persons IL there II no widow surviving
or from the time Of tho widows remarriage.
4th Tc mothers Of deceased officers or SOL
diers. Provided the deceased left no widows,
or children under l6 years Of age, and provid-
ed said mother was dependant in whole or part
ly upon the labor Of he deceased for support.
9th To sisters under ID years Of age, of such
deceased soldiers, dependent on the latter who
lIy or in part for her support. Provided there
are no rightful claimants of the three last pre-
eeedlng classes. The amount allowed in case
OF deceased officers or .oldiers ranges from
49, to $50, per month owing to rank Of deceased
Invalid pensions will 1opsnl upon the rank
and nature o tdthi@bility not exceeding $50
per monthin any case.
The undersigned has procured license for thai
purpose, and Is now authorized TO prosecute
claimsj aEalnst the general EUvernTenL IN ali
cases arising under tbs various sets Of Congress-
and will give prompt attention to all claims in.
trusted to him. No charge for services viii bs
made whe.e the claim is wholly disalowed.
Macarthur Feby 5th 1863, BP.HEWITT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
SIlERIFF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio, Vinton County.

State Of Ohio, Vsnton County.
Davis g. Newkirk Pltfs.) In Corr, Of
J. K. Will d other as trustee common FIeaS
of NJ. f. Church. Defts order Of sale.
DURSUANT to The command of m order Of
L sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court ofCommon Pleas, of the aforesaid
County Of vinton will offer at public sale, at
the door of tho Court House, in the Town Of
Macarthur, in the aforesaid County of VintOn, on
on Saturday august % A. D. 1853,
At the hour often o'clock A. NJ. of said day
the following real estate to-wit In-lot number
eight, (s,) in the town Of Macarthur Vintou
county Ohio.
Levied on as the property Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church to satisfy a judVmen mt of afore
said Court, in favor of Davis q Ncwkirk.
Appraised as follows, to-wit: six hundred
and thirty. three dollar and rhirty-three cents
and must bling two thirds Of that sum.
Terms of sale cash in hand.
NEwKiRK in person. ARCH NORRIS,
July 10th 1865. Shff. V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

Oyster supper 4 RefTes6ments.
The ladies OF Macarthur will give
. heIreshmsnt and Oyster Supper, at
the Union School House in Macarthur
on FHIDAr EvEsIsa. SEPT. 4th, 1858
tor the benefit of the NJ. E. Church.
Come one, come all, and pass a
pleasant evening in social feasting.
" Tickeet 80 cents,
BY order Of the Committee.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
M,,,r,, Orv,ov .. orvor,on m

MILITIA OFFIcHRs Of Vonton county
are required, by an order from Adgt.
Gen. Hill, to meet al Athens on Sept.
9th, and there do camp duty until the
18th; including all officers ranking
from Sargeanis up. We will publish
the Order next week. Why has not
the commissions Of the Of the officers
Of this County, elected on the 4th OF
July, not come to hand before this I
Can the Adintant General tell2
~s~-~SN~~sN~~~~S~S~~~~~~~
DEMocRATs should not forget to
arrange their business so as to take
one day, the 9th oI September, to hear
Judge THURMAN, S.. s. Cox, and
STAMBAUGH, speak at Ilamden. Let
us have a fino Pic-Nic. The ladies
will turn ont aud bring along the
rations. Vinton will turn oOt alarge
crowd. -r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

~ Silas fl. Right, Of Hooking
Co. and Levi DuGgan OF JACKSON Co.
have been nominated in their respec
tive districts for State Senators. M
better nominations could have been
made.
G Porter Dubadway is the nom.
inee of the Jackson, Co. Democracy
for Representative. The nominal ion
ID one OF the best, and he will bs Gle
cted triumphantiy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

ATTENTION DEMOCRATS. Read the
Crittenden Compromise History in
this paper, and read 1t to your neigh.
bors who wish to GEEK the TRUTH
Keep it for reference, and make your
neighbors understand it. 1t shows
who are responsible for our present
difficulties.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
Dem Ocratic M ceting.

NEWARK, August 25, 1863.
To the Editor of the Enquirer:
The meeting here is a grand snc
cess. Thirty-fve thousand Democrats
are in cCuncil. Long professions with
waving banners, hickory trees and
shouting Democrats, and all the para.
pternalia of the campaign. Newark
has never seen snch a crowd. Every
part of tbs city is crowded with the
vast cencourse. Music, shouting and
speaking are the order OF the day
Three stands are in full blast all the
time. Hon Geo. E. Pugh excelled
himself. Yaple, Medary, MsnypenDy,
Stambaugh, Hurd, James R. Morris,
Converse, and Others spoke. There
is grand meeting tonight. Central
Ohio is all right for Vallsndigham
and Pugh. G. W. NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

GREAT ExoTRMEEr is expected at
the original Cash Store Of DAN
WILL the coming week. DAN, is
now in the City and will open large
Fall addition to his stock on tomorrow
and next day. DAN. always makes
good selections Of Goods in quality
and styles. Call and examine for
yourself.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

JANEs NJ. GAYLORD, Esq, of Nor.
gan county, has been nominated for
the Senate in his district. Mr.. GAY.
LORD is one Of the best speakers in
South-eeastern Chic, and is doing
good Aervice. He is firm Democrat,
and we have no fears of his election
by large majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
FOR SALE BY
COOKING STOVES FOR SALE

1--WE have a first rate new Coal Cook.
- ing Stove Also a Premium Wood
~ Cooking stovo for sale. Call At this office
and see them, Ii you want astove at ibe
lowest essh figures.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

ABoLTTIoNIsTs LOSING ALL THEIR
MoNEY.-We learn that an AboEti
onist, Of this county, lost bet of 800
the other day, by betting that Mr..
ValIandigham had proposed in Con.
gress to divide the United States into
four independent Republics. He bet
on the Authority Of the Republican
papers and orators. On examining
the facts, lie paid over the 500 to his
Democratic neighbor like gentleman
coEfessiDg the corn.
We learn that several Republicans
have withdrawn their bets on the same
subject, finding that they were do.
ceived BY their party friends. These
lies will make hundreds of votes tor
Vallandigham.-Po,ts. Times.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
Military claims,

Returns have been received in the
following cases, and the amounts paid
over to the parties entitled to the
same, viz:
John W. Smith, Ba k pay.
David Bowen, 4"
Mrs. Sarah GOff, Bounty d Back P.y.
Mrs. Nancy Barnes,
d S. DANA, ATTY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
BLANKS BLANKS [! |!

FOR SALE AT THE DEMOCRAT OF.
FICE.
WARANTEE and Quit Claim Deeds, and
Mortgages, the shortest and most approved
forms.
Justices and ConStable8' Blanks.
Such as Summonses, Sub penas Executions.
Orders OF Attachment, Affidavits, Under
tak!ngs, Orders Of Arrest, and Constabes'
Sales Notices. Also
OFFICERS BONDS
for Treasurers, Conslables, Supervisors and
other Township Officers. Our forms are
all the most correct. We sell at prices tina t
will save YOU money. Your orders are re-
specially solicited.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
DIR. RAPHAEL,
BOX No. 2463, POST OFFICE,
CINCINNATI, oRzIo.
LET THE AFFLICTED READ =!

and guaranteed to ali who are afflicted with Weakness
debility neryou, complaints melancholy thoughts dc.
preston Of sprits distress and anguish OF mind loss
Of sleep loss Of memory oss Of energy and muscular
power puny growth wasting away and want Of con.
6dence In themselves faintin0 6ts conyusiye trem.
blings. impotence and disgust Of Ifo,
NEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS
som, physcana reoure 10 be told The nature OF your
dlseaSe-ths ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN dos
not HI, perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him TO describe the diseases without any information
from the patent 10 exulnn its original cause aud 70
Snarantea its cnrs And what i. more Valuable s,il he
lI honestiy and frankly te hehnr Won can be eured
or NOT All his comniunicatlons and interylevs are
strictly private and cor Medical Journal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27
IN P ESS.
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK,
! he FOUR ACTS OF DESPOTISM,
By D.A. MAHoNY, Of IOWA,
Author Of "The Prisoner of !Syo,u


This work will contain full md official co,iss
of the -Four Great Acts of Despotism by which
the constitutional government of Washington
was subverted, and the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty installed in its place.
l. THE TAX BILL, by which all tho property
and RESOURCES OF the people are mortgaged to
the present administration.
2. THE CONSCRlPTlUN BILL, BY which All
tho bodies Of poor men not worth 1900 ara
placed in the hands Of the administration.
s. THE FINANCE BILL, which DESTROYS State
Banks and places the entire currency of the
country in the hands of the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, tftruu c,imss,
which presumes to indemnify the President
for all tho wrongs he has committed in thE
past or may commit in the future.
These will each bs preceded by CAREFUL an
alysis, by Mr. hahony, and their unjust oppre
sive, uneonstitu tonal and odiuus featuTes point
ed out. As book for references, II will be in
valuable 10 the farmer, the mechanic, tho poll
tlcian, the laborer-in fact, to every person, for
these mon-trous acts reach from the loftiest man
sion to tho humblest cabin In the land.
These four acts are not published TOGETHER
in any other form. They will make large oc-
tavo pamphlet ofnearly 200 hundred pages, in
good sized type, and will be sold at the low
price OF FIFTY CENTS In paper, and SEVENTY
EIvE CSNTs in muslin binding
Send on the orders at once, All orders will
he filled according to the date Of rsrsptiou.-
First come, first served. The cash must accom-
pany all orders.
Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON ACar
No. l62 Nassau Street, Now Ye.k.
N. B. Subrri .ion reOsivd at this Offic.
July Sd lssS,-H.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-08-27

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is nothing Of Washington in Linee'
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The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-12-17
From Observation-Disclosures
Lost 5000 Men, Prisoners
and DeSerterS.

CINCINNATI, Dec. l6.--Advices from
Knoxville to the 10th state that the main
body of Longstreet's army were at Roger
vile. During the retreat Longstrset lest
5000 men, prisoners aud desarters. There
were swarms of fugitives from his Inks and
his army is worn out with hard service and
disheartened. The retreating rebels are
suffering intensely for clothing and food
Longstreet abandoned his seige train of six
guns after burning the gun carriages The
guns fell into our hands.
Two Of our heavy trains were met be.
tween Cumberland Gap and Knoxville with
1pplies for the army. There were thirty
days supplies at Knoxville when the rebels
retreatsd.
The people around Knoxville are desti-
tute the rebel army having consumed every
thing eatable. at
Longstreet's army is represented as de-
moralized in an extraordinary degree by
their hardships and disasters in East Ten
nessee.
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Letter from Commissioner Guild in Refer
ence to Our Prisoners at Richmond.

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WASHINGTON, Dec. l6.-The Star has the
following: Chief of Bureau of Exchange
and Prisoners General Hitchcock received
from Gen. Meredith copy of letter ad-
dressed to him On the lin inst, by Robt
Ould, the rebel commissioner Of exchange,
announcing the determination of the rebel
War Department hereafter TO receive no
more provisions from the North for our
prisoners in their hands. We hear from
Fortress Monroe, that he alleges persistent
villi6cation and abuse with reference TO the
manner in which the rebel authorities have
carried out their pledges upon the subject as
the reason why they break up the arrange
ment. He promises, however to deliver
faithfully, all the supplies in question tuat
had been received up to the time the letter
was was written and adds, that hereafter
our prisoners in their hands will be ration
ed precisely as they ration their soldiers in
the field. Without doubt the allegation of
villi6cation and Misrepresentation put for
ward as the reason for declining hereafter to
receive supplies is a mere subterfuge. The
real reason being the pressure Of the jeal.
ously OF the people of Richmond from the
fact that through the care and liberality Of
our Government and friends at home, the
Union prisoners in their hands were said to
be living better than any family could live
in the rebel capital
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WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.-Both wings Of
the Car itol are now connected by telegraph
and an office established in each for conve-
niencs of the President and members Of
Congress.
American prisoners including commits
stoned officers of the U. S. brig Perry cap.
tured at Merrill Inlet, have arrived here.
WAsHANGToN, Dec. l6.-Gentlemen Just
arrived froni the army of the Potomac say
some of our cavalry still occupy Culpepper
and our pickets extend several miles be
yond that town.
Lieut.. Magee, of Morgan's staff, who es-
capped with the General, arrived in Russell
Co., en- route Richmond. He left Nor
gan at Cincinnati and is satisfied he is in
our lines.
The President has appointed Brig. Gen.
Buford as Maj. Gen. He lies dangerously
i'll. The commission to date from last July.
Indications point to change in the De-
partment of Missouri
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HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY, Dee. IS, 1868.


The Speaker announced the following
Select Committee on the Pacific Railroad:
Stevens, of Penna., Wilder, of Kansas,
Steele, of N. Y, Price, of Iowa, Cole of
CAL, Noble, of Ohio, Donnelly of Mimi,
Mcbride, of Oregon, Steele, of N. j., Ames,
of Mass, and Sweat, of Me.
Select committee on Emigration: Wash
burne, of ILL.,, Grinnell, of Iowa, Law, OF
Ind, Baldwin, of Mass, Rollins, of Mo-,
Elliot, of Mass, Kelley, of Pa, Knapp, of
ILL.,, Orth, of ind, Boyd, of Mo-, Kaffleisch
of N. Y, Cobb, of Wisconsin, Andrews, ct
KY, Middleton, of n. }.
Select Committee On the Rebellious
States: H. W. Davis, of Nd, Goocb, of
Mass Jas. C. Allen, of ILL.,, Ashley, of o.,
Fenton, of N. Y, Holman, of Ind, Smith
ers, of Del, Blow, Of Mo-, English, of Conn.
A resolution was adopted instructing the
committee on Military affairs to inquire in
to the alleged inhumanity of the enemy to-
wards our wounded soldiers on the field.
Numerous other resolutions were intro
duced, among them one by Rolling, of Mo-,
declaring that this House is prompted by
just patriotism in favoring the Jealous pros
ecuton of the war which was inaugurated
by the disunionists, that it is the duty OF
the government to prosecute the war until
obedience to the constitution and the law:
is secured, and that the war shall not be
prosecuted for the purpose Of conquest OF
subjugation.
Mr.. Lovejoy, of H., moved to lay the
resolution on the table Lost, yeas, so
nays, ia
A debate arising on tue resolution, 1T was
laid over.
House then resolved that when it adjourn:
on "Wednesday next, it be till the 9th OF
January. Adjourned.
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Dyspepsia Dyspepsia

DIR. Wishart: have been q constant sufferer
Dyspspsia for the last eighteen Year,, during '
time cannot say that ever enjoyed porfeotly
day. There were times when the symptoms were
aggravated than at others, and then It seemed IL
be great relief 20 die had at all times an UNI
ant feeling In my head, but lAitsrly my sufi.rin,
much increased that became almost unit for bus
Of any kind, my mind wat continually hllsd with /
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icy GOODNESS, IN conn cction with n dead weight, /
were, rested upon my brain; also n feeling Of sioi
would occur at my stomach, and great pain 70 my
accompanied with which was the continual fss
losing my reason. also experienced great LASH
debility and nervousness, which malsl 10 dinicu
walk by day or sleep by night. I became aver
society, and DISPOSED only 10 soolusion; and hf
tried the skill Of numbsr Of eminent physioiai
various schools, finally came 10 the conclusion thf
this disease, at my present age, Is years, thsre vs
cure in existence, but, through the interfsrens
Divine Providsnce, 10 whom ! dsvoutly 'ofsl
thanks, / last 70 und n sovereign remedy In your
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