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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-04-03
The Meal Poland.

In order to show the full extent of the
country which was destroyed by the con-
spiracy in the last century, we subjoin a
statement OF the amount of Polish terrific
ry which was seized by the three conspir-
atOrs
Russia. Austria. Prussia.
1st partn, 50. miles, $4,000 $1,000 1887
I'd - $4,000 -- Z2,OOO
Sd $4,000 $4,000 $4,000
Aggregates. .18O, 900 $4,000 57,337
Total extend of Poland, 2S4, 900 square miles.
After the third partition there was still
left the small republic of Cracow, which,
however, was extinguished by Austria in
1916.
This great empire comprehen1ed Po-
land. Courland, Podolia, Lithuania, VOL
hynia. In 1907 the great Napoleon at
tempted to revive the hopes of the Poles
by organizing the duchy of Warsaw with
an area of 80, 600 squire miles, and popu-
lation of 3,78O,OOO, but the fall of the
French empire, and the peace of 1916, de-
stroyed this state. The whole of this an
cient empire is remarkable for its uniform
ity of surface, possessiong no mountains,
and its soil is wonderfully fertile, SO that
it has been termed the granary Of Europe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

Enron DEMOCRAT Please announce the
name Of Al. SW AIN, as suitable candidate
for Representative of Yinton county, in the next
Legislature, subject to the decision Of the DEM
ocTatie county Convention.
'N''''' MANY VOTERS.
Mn. EuIToR We wish you to announce the
name ofR. A. BRATTON, as candidate before
the Democratic county Convention, ana SUBJECT
70 its decision, for Representative in the Legls'
latare for Vinton county;
THE DEMOCRACY.
Mn. RpIroR: Please announce the name OF
WILLIAM CLARK, as a candidate for Commis-
sioLe-, subject to the decision ofthe Democrat
ie county Convention. .
HARRISON TOWNSHIP.
MIR. EoIroR Please announce the name oi
S. Q. CASE, as a suitable candidate for the Of
flee Of Probate Judge, for VintoL county, sub
iect to the decision of the Democratic county
Convention. MANY DEMOChAlS'
Mr.. EDIroR You will please announce Tho
name rs. c. STAINBROOK, as acapdid ate fol
Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas subject tC
the decision of the Demoerltic County Conye'
ton. MANY VOTERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
Statistics OF Yinton Go.

BY the return of the Assessors We
had in 1862, in this Country, OH
dogs; II, ,l56 acres of wheat, yielding
216,S6 busheis 2O2 acres OF Rye,
yielding 1900 bushels l acre Of
Barley, yielding 6 bushels; ll,+43
acres Of CQrn. yielding 21i,311 bOsb.
els; TO acres of Buckwheai yielding
994 bushels; 2,745 acres Of Oats,
Yielding q, $50 bushels ; $500 acros
Meadow, Welding S,9S5 tons OF hay
1926 acres Of Potatoes, yielding 10, ,564
bushels Butter, 122, ,s3l lbs ; Cheese
$40 lbs; Coal, 2l1,793 bushels
mined 11O acres OF Flax, yielding
$50 bushels, and II, ,0Sl lbs Of fiber
449 acres Sarghum, yei'ding ; lbs. o
Sugar, and S4,716 gallons OF Syrup ;
1880 lbs. Of Maple Sugar, aud1,2
gallons Of Syrup; 3S1 Sheep killed
valued at 5000; GS Sheep injured
valued at $1O3.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
TO Republican Jacksomitcs.

We wish to call tho attention of al
these Republican Abolition lovers o
Gen. JACKSON, who quote the Hal
case of New Orleans, which was {
case of contempt o! Court, acknowl
edged by Gen. JACKSON iu open Court
to the following words Of old Hickory
Every time you say, "Why jackson
declared martial law" just quote thes,
words:
81 would be the last man on eartI
to DO any act which would violate
1.-The principle that the military shoult
always be subject to the oioiI pooCer.
ThocO nro the words ofour hero Such
were his views Of the powers Of the
military. Why do these Republicans
attempt to disgrace the luxurious
dead, by attempting to fix the odium
of uSurpation upon his name, by
coupling it wi,h LlEcoLN's Illegal and
arbitrary arrests
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
Attention Militia.

On Saturday, July the 4th, the law
requires the people 10 meet and elect
Officers in the Militia in each OF the
Company districts. They ere to elect
L Captain, / first and I second Lieu.
tenants in each company. We can.
not to strongly urge our citizens 10 sec
toit, that good and worthy men be
selected for these militia Offices, as
We do not know the mcment that We
may all be ordered out to defend our
State from invasion. We have always
been in favor Of an organization Of the
militia they are emphatically the old
Constitutional guards. Upon the
citizen soldier all Republics must rely
for safety to their institutions. Wash
iugton tells US, "That large standing
National Armies are dangerous tt
the liberty Of the people" WhA'
better advice do You wants Let
every man then turn out and do hii
duty and act according to the Consti
tuition and laws. We hope every
Democrat will attend the elections
aud musters, with the militia as :
reserve, and well organized system
of volunteer Independent companies
we would have a sufficient State tore,
for any emergency. Bear in mind
this is the only military force recog
nized BY the Constitutions. We vii
have, in this county, IS companie
which will make two regiments. lie
them be organized.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
A Rare Chance for the Union
LeaSuCrS.

Among the resolutions adopted by
the Loya! League party at its State
Convention, was one that the war
must go on, ana another about laying
aside personal preferences, and going
in for mo party" except upon the
question OF sustaining the Govern.
ment. '
Almost while the Convention was
in session, at which Democrats were
denounced by wholesale as TRAITORS"
and secession sympathzers," Presi
dent Lincoln called upon the State foi
10000 miitiamen, and Governor
Ted, in an address before the Conven
ton itself, called for volunteers, and
begged the people in attendance to
rally to carry out in practice the very
resolutions they had adopted in words.
Now if these superlatively loyal
men we're in earnest in their profess.
ions, would they not have rallied as
one man to the call of their own cho.
sen leader4 lfthey are so bloodthirsty
in words, and so warmly in favor Of
war, why do they not "pitch in q
Governor Tod surely ought to call the
second time for the 10000 men de.
manIed by the President, when there
are sew era times that many already
pledged to "do or die" to pat down
the rebellion.
But let us come near home. What
has become Of our Washington Co.
Union Leaguers ? When there were
no soldiers wanted, they held a meet.
ing every week. Where are they
now ? Their speakers wanted to "cu,
the tnroats" OF the Democrats. Why
don't they rally to enlist and cut the
rebels :hroatSs Their organization is
omplete, their mep'S names are down,
and if they are tenth part as "loyaP
as they pretend to be, they Ought all
of them to be quartered in Camp
Marietta, or advancing to exterm!uate
the rebels in arms.
The fact is their boasted Unionism
except for the spoils of office, is an
arrant humbug. Their resolutions in
favor of the war mean that they are
> only willing that other felix's sbal
fight. Their hatred of Democrats a
home is far greater than their hatred
OF the rebels. Tho fight for them t
engage in, is a crusade against tht
. Constitution and the Laws, and agai
E nst the rights of their neighbors. Tht
, Union they favor ia one Of force rathe
!. than Of right. The liberty they wan
made universal is for negroes. Thei
only test OF loyalty is a blind subser
e yiency to their own party Marietta
Republican.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
Militia Order of 1gt. Gen, Hill.

Our Adjutant General has issued
an order, organizing Meigs, Vinton,
Athens, Washington, Morgan, Noble
and Monroe counties into the 1st
District, requiring all field and officers
of the line, and al! commissioned
officers, ranking as sargeants, to meet
at Camp at Marietta, (and all rank
aud file Of the independent compan.
ies,) on the 29th Of July, 1868, then
and there to perform military duty
eight days. The Quarter Master
General to furnish transportation,
subsistence, tents, camp equipage &c
Said order is dated June 18th, 1863
We have eighteen companies in
Vinton, this will require us to send tc
Marietta, fourteen field and staff off
GERS, ifty,four officers Of the line, anC
ninety sargeants-total 157 men.--
Now, We think if the Legislature haC
provided by law to pay these mel
what it viii coat the State for trans
portatiop, subsistence, &c, ordered
them to drill in their own counties
they would have learned more at les
expense, and it would have beer lnor,
satisfactory to those performing tn,
duty. But, Tor the purpose of seein!
the law enforced, we should all con
firm to this law, and the orders il
accordance to the same. Stand firm
by the Constitutional guards - th'
people.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
Slr6 advertisements.
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, VINTON COUNTY

STATE OF OHIO, VINTON COUNTY,
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
George W. Boyer p,;g.
Elizabeth Boyer his wifel HIS r. p..,
against III A"IAVAon
Margaret Utterback ! Defts
und othciS
Margaret Utterbnck, Henry Utterback, oftho
county Of Harrison in tho State of Ohio, Isabel
Ann Uterback, amnor and Mary Uttorback,
both of the county of Vinton and State of Ohio,
will take notice that Oh the 23d day Of Juno A :.
D. 1868 the said George W. Boyer aud Elizabeth
Boyer his wife flied their petition in the Court
ofCommon Pleas, of Vinton county and State of
Ohio, wherein said petition is now pending and
wherein the said George Boyer and Elizabeth
Boyer demsnds partition Of tho following real
estate situated in tho county of Vinton, and
State of Ohio, to-wit The north half of the
south west quarter Of Section number thirty one
(3l,) in Township number ten, no, Of Rsngo
number eighteen, (ls,) containing eghy-ono
acres more or less, and that at the next term of
said Court. the said George W. and Elizabeth
Boyer will apply for an order that partition may
be made Of said premises, and that the Dover
Estate ofthe said Mary Utterback therein be as
signed. This 22d day of June A. D, 1868.
HEWITT EDMIsroN, GEO. W. BOYER,
Their Au'ys. ELIZABETH BOYER
July 2ud lS6e,-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
Masonic Celebration on the gath ult.

Oh hhI ~Eth NV
The Fraternity spent very pleas.
ant day, on last St. Johns, at Me-
Arthur. The meRbers Of Delta Lodge
were nearly all out Albany Lodge
was well represented, and we noticed
a number irom WilkesvilIe and Ham
den Lodges, though not as fully rep
resented as we would have liked to
seen them. The Brethren met in the
Court House, the procession was
formed at II o'clock A. NJ E, headed by
the Macarthur Brass Band, 1t moved
on our principal streets to the NJ. E
Church, where an instructive and in
teresting address was made by Bro
HATHAWAY, the admoniti opa Of which
we sincerely hope may be remen
bered by our brethren. Bro ALEX
ANDER closed the ceremonies at tht
church, by an eloquent and impressive
exhortation on what Masonry was il
its teachings, to.wit: Duty to God
and our relative duties to his creature
Man. The Brethren then repaired t.
the refreshments prepared by Bro
JOHNSTON, at the Union School Hall
where about $50 were seated at tht
table. The dinner was excellent
after dinner the Brethren returned t
tho Lodge, and closed in harmony
Everything passed of pleasantly, anC
with order and strict decorum. w
hope to meet all our Brethren AGAR
at our conyocatior for 1864.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
The N. v. Tribune on the war,

The New York Tribune, in an ar.
ticle upon the rebel invasion Of Penn
sylvania, says:
"Now, we trust all is as it seems
that Lee has quietly gathered and
holds in hand veteran army one
hundred tn )usaad strong, and is push,
ing it across the Potomac with intent
to bring the contest to an immediate
issue. 1t is best for all sides That it
should be so. This war has dragged
on about long enough.
I'VE trust this invasion is meant to
be determined and decisive, and that
it will not be spoiled by q premature
recoiIe. If the rebels are indeed our
masters, let them prove it and let us
own 1t. If they are hot, lot US make
them acknowledge the corn. We
hope this demonstration, together
with that Of General Grant on Nicks.
burg, may be 50 managed as practi.
cally to end the war If we can now
take EickSburg aud Port Hudson on
the one hand, and use up Lees army
OH the other, the Confederacy will be
pretty nearly played out. II, on the
other hand, the rebels beat Grant and
water their horses in tho Delaware,
routing the forces we can bring agai.
rst them, we shall be under foot, and
may as we'll own it,"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02

rhe Confessions and Experience of II
Nervous Invalid.
Published for the bepeft and as caution to
young men, and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Early Decay, and their kindred all
ments-supp the means of self-cure. BY
one who has himself after being victim OF
misplaced confidence in medical humbug and
quackery. By enclosing postpaid directed
envelope, single copies may be mad Of the author
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esq, Bradford, Kings
county, New York.
Feb, April, June, Aug, Oct, Dcc.--'G3, Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Sats of Ohio, Ymtda Comfy.

&ats of Ohio, YntOa Comfy.
GGorgs A, Arms, & Pitts. In Court Of
vs. Pleas.
II william ii AlI'I'P' i Black q D'' Order of sale.
DURsUANT to the command of an order Of
j. sale in tho above cause, to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, of aforesaid county
OF Vinton, will offer at public sale, at the door
Of the Court House, in tho Town OF Macarthur,
in aforesaid county Of Vinton, on
Saturday The Is! day Of August 1868
At the hour Of ten O'clock A. ~, of said day.
the following real e.tAtc tO.Wit; The northwest
quarter dissection number thirty-four GA, In
Township number ten, (l0,) fIange fifteen J
l5,D Alsg the west halfof the north east quar-
Ter Of Section number thirty four, 81 y in Town
ship number ten, (l0,) of Range number ffteen
(l5) containing two hundred and forty acres.
And part Of the west haliOf the south west
quarter Of Section number thirty FIVE, (35, jim
Township number ten, 90, Of Range number
fifteen, Us, containing zen acres beginning at
the creek below Browns Mill, Browns line crosses
the creek Ia the south west quarter Of Section
number thirty.n,e, (s5,) in Township number
ten, (l0,) Of Range number hiteen, 10, thenee
south thirty-twO degrees west i've CHAINS ana
ffty-threS links to 4 stake, thence south Gig hty-
six degrees west six chGins and forty-three links
to o stake, thence south 49 degrees west six
chains and forty links to stake from which o
Red oak eight inches in diameter bears south
sixty an a half degrees west thiIty-hYe
links distant, and wlite oak fveinches in diam
eter bears north eighty eight degrees east twenty
links distant. thence east on the Section line To-
the creek, thence up the creek with the mean
derings, thence to the place of beginning,
Z aiken as the property Of William II, Black ?
10 satisfy a Judgment of aforesaid Court in ia
var oi George A. & r. G. Arms.
Appraised rs follows, towit: Two thousand
nihe hundred and seventy dollar (S297OD and
must bring two-t thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand ~.
j. j. MCDOWELL, ARCH. NORRIS, . 4.
Atty for Pltffs. Sh'fV. Co. o.
'Jaly I'd. 1867, ,-pfes9,6 9,62-5w ~.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
IN p r E S S
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK,
The FOUR ACTS OF DESPOTISM,
By D.A. MAIIONY, JF IOWA,
Author Of "IHe Prisoner Of STATE"

This work will contain full and official copies
of the -Four Great Acts of Despotism by Which
the constitutional government of Washington
was subverted, ard the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty Installed in its place.
!. THETAX BILL, by which al the property
and resouIces ofthe people are mortgaged to
the present administration. t70r
.. TIE CONSCRIPT1ON BILL, by which NIL
the bodies of poor men not worth 1900 arc
placed in the handsof the administration.
s. THE FINANCE BILE, which destroys State
Banks and places the entire currency of tho
country in the hands of the Secretary Of tho
Treasury, ...t. t.tsr#aa
4. THE INDEMNITY ACT, (Atting climax
which presumes to indemnify the Presiden,
for all the wrongs he has committed in the
past or may commit in the future.
These will each bo proceeded by II CAREFUL an
alysis, by Mr.. Mahony, and their unIust. oppres
sive, unconstitutional and odioas features point
ed out. AS Il book f0r references, it will be in
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
tican tie labOrer--in fact, to every person, for
these mon-trous acts reach from the foftiest man
sion to tho lnmbest cabin in the land. Ilia III
These four acts are not published TOGETHER
in any other form. They will make q large oc-
tavo pamphlet of nearly 200 hundred pages, in
good sized type, and will be sold at tho low
price Of FIFTY CENTS in paper, aud SEVENTY
EVE CENTS in musln binding.
Send on the orders at once. All orders will
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First come first served. The cash must accom-
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Address 'H"'
VAN EVRfE, HORTON 4 Co.,
-.E,. No. 1862 Nassau Street. New York.
N. 4. Subscril tion rcceivd at this Office. 4
July I'd IS63,-tf. t.-.ar... D
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE OF OHIO vINToN COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

lN NOOh1 VI NOMhON LEAD
Booth Braley vs. Jehial FraEee ct al.
William Allen Frazee and Edward Frazee,
Pin kney Tarr and TOrressa Tarr, wto ure sup
posed to reside at Pixies Peak State of Kansas,
will take notice that Booth Bradley Of the coun-
ty Of Jackson and State of Ohio, on 'the2lst day
ofOctoher 1857, recovered Judgment against
Jehal Frazce then Of the county ofVinton and
State of Ohio and now deceased for tho-surn of
six hundred and sixty nino dollars and seven
cen (669,O7) with cost taxed 70 four dollars
and ninety-six cts (4,98) in the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of VintOn County and State OF Ohio,
that said judgment remains in full force unpaid
and bnreversed, And the said Pinkney Tarr
and Teresa Tarr, William Allen Frazee and
Edward FrNzee, are further notified that said
Court have ordered the heirs and legal represen-
tatives of tho said Jehial Frazee deceased to TO
made parties defendants to said Judgment. And
that Plaintiffs at the next term Of said Court af-
ter the goth day of August, A. u. 1868, win
move said Courts revive said Judgment against
them and others who are the legal representatives
Of the said Jehial Frdzee deceased. -----
BOOTH d BRALEY,
ii. s. BUNDY, BINGHAM &HEwlTT,
July I'd lS63,-6w. Their Att'ys.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
SnttiaI M0tit&s,

tssss vssssss s.s.ss - 40 ~ s f
,esEJ- HEADQUARTERS COMPANY II, Il. g. g
Sixth Regimeut, D, ", Camp at Beverly, Va
July 27, 1861.
DR.. @. W. RoBGoK; Cincinnati, Ohio:-Ws
received your long wished for aud welcome Rem
edes few days ago, aud hasten to return you
q unanimous expression Ia regard to our higu
opinion of the merits of sme.
We have used them with great beneht In oui
Company, and heartily attest to the public opln
ion ofthelr great benefits. In our cases, espe-
cially where there have beeu so many great
changes as from the civilian in daily routine, In
business, at home, to the exposed habits Of ac-
tive soldiers in strange ard unnatural country
do we most appreciate the merits of such Heav'
sn-sent values. as yours. To all those in Out
position do we most emphatically recommend
your remedies, being assured, from experience,
they Will be very welcome companion.
Yours very truly,
JOSEPH A. ANDREWS,
Capt. Co. Il, Sixth Reg't. o. V.
Signe::
James Y. sempls, lst Sergeant Company B.
Chas, II Foster, I'd Sergeant
Chas, B Russell, lst Lieut.. Co. 6.h Rsg't 0.V
Thos. s Royse, 2d Lieut.. - -
I. b, Warren, Sd Sergeant, :, ~
S. A, Tlmyer, 4th sergeant,
Saml D. Schooey. Commisary,
Crrpora Chas. W. taylor;
Corporal Edward Bultmann,
Corporal Carlton O. Cable
.ogc'herwi.h IN G9 Pnyatss-aunanimoss exp
sion being given.
For sale at No. East Fourth street, and
Druggists everywhere.
The special attention of Suite RS is solicited to
this as boing the best article for complaints in
cdent to camp life.
Feb, alt mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
Which is the Traitor z

The Republicans denounce Valan.
ham (Dem.) as a traitor and eulogize
Bingham (Rep.) as a patriot. They
were both Representatives from Ohio,
ana during the late session Of Congress
they defined their position as follows /:
Mr. Vallandigham Mr. Bingham said /:
said: at is in the ''Who, in the name
restoration of the of God wants the
Union as it was in Cotton States, or
1889, and contin any other States
ued for over 70 this side of perdi.
years, that | am tion, to remain in
bound to the last the Union if slav.
hour OF my politi. cry is to con
cal existence. tinue 2"
Which is the traitor2 Will some Re.
publican answer l-Lou'sville Dem'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02

':The first want Of every nation is peace,
the last is peace. 1t wants peace always,
So our forlathers understood the philosophy
OF go,emment; for they established sys-
tenn which dispensed with even the forces
necessary to perfect defence, rather than
cumber it with such as might tempt it to
unnecessary collision with other States. A
democratic government has no adaptation to
war. Wor involves o nation in debt, and
requires vast supplies ofmen aud taxea, and
Seiltaxing people will not, except when a5so.
lutey oblidged by the exigences ofdanger, vote
either one or the other. Our government
has not hective powers of CONSUMPTION. No
modern state has carried on, or can cary Oh
aggressive war without COnsCriptiOn. War
however brief its duration, and however
lightit calamities, deranges all social indus
try, subverts order and corGupts public NOR.
ale, The first element, then, OF our seciai
happiness and security is PEACE"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
To Nervous Sufferers Of Both Sexes

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN JIAYIN
been restored to health in few days, after un
dergoi ng all tho usual routine and Irregular ex-
pensivH modes of treatment without success, con
siders it his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means Of cure.- -
Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelope.
lie will send Gree a COPY of the prescription
used. Direct to ID. JoHN NJ. DAGNALL, 1885 Full
ton Street Brooklyn, New York. .....
March, May, July Sep, Now, Jan, Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02

IN 'LET there be no change by usurpa-
,ion for through this, in one instance, may b,
the instrument Of good, His The customdry ssea
psA BY Which free governments are destroyed. Tho
precedent must always greatly oyerbalance, IL
ne rmanout evil any partial or transient hone,
ht which the use can atany time yicld.n - WaSt
iqgtoa,s FdEsgsN address.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02

ly;" "lr the informal fanatics and abolition.
isls ever get the powOr in their ads they will
over ride the Constitution set tho Supreme
Court ut defiance, chan GO and makJ laws 10 suit
tbemselyIs, lay violent hands on those who dii
lion their ihfallblity, ard finally bankrupt thC
country and dvlugo it with blood."-DaHie
HtJster.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-07-02
Gov. TOP has issued another Proc

Gov. TOP has issued another Proc
lamation, calling upon the people to
respond to the Presidents call Tor
$4,000 Volunteers from Ohio, with a
letter from General BURNsIDE's urging
the same. Both assert that Ohio will
certainly be invaded, but don't init,
mate where from. There is no men.
ton mado as TO Order No. 3S, nor is
it said whether Vallandighanmers
will bo received or not into the service.
We supposed the Loyal Union Lea.
.gaers" had long since raised this
10000, as they were sO-awfll patri-
Iotic. n