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NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE SUNDAY, MAY 81 1863

154. Treating, In the Geld, the rebel.
lious enemy according TO the law and
usages OF war has never prevented the
legitimate Government from tr, ing the
leaders OF the NJ bellion Tor high treason.
and from treating the IN accordingly, 10.
less they are inclined TO general am
nestv.
loo All enemies in regular war are d.
Vided into two general classes; that il
TO say, into cOmbatants and pon-com
batants, or unafmed citizens of the hos.
tile Government.
The mill airy commander Of the l.
ultimate Governmtnt, ~ a war OF rebel
lin, d s,iusuIshes between the lo,al
ci'izen IN The rtvolted portion of the
country and the dtsloVal citizen. The
dtsloy al citizens may further be classified
into those citizens known TO sympatbizs
with the Rebellion, without poei,ivelv
hiding it, aud those who, without taking
up arms, give posi- i've aid aud comlort
TO the iebellious eremy, without being
bodily forced thereto.
los Common justice and plain expe.
cheney require that The military com.
mander protect the mauifestlv loyal eli.
gems, ia revolttd territories, againsi the
hardships Of the war as much a. the
common misfortune of all war admits,
The Commander will throw the burden
OF the war, as much as lies within his
power on the disloyal citizens OF the
revolied portion or province, subjecting
them TO stricter police than the nom
combatant enemies have to suffer in reg.
ular war and if he deems il appropriate,
or it his Government demands of hin
that very ciuzen shall. by au oath of
Allegiance or by some uther manifest act.
declare nis fidelity to the legitimate
Government, he may exppl, transfer, i'm
prison or fine tho Ievolied crizens who
refuse TO pledge themselves anew IS
citizens obedient to the law and loyal TO
the Government
Whether il is expedieut 10 do so, and
whether reliance can be placed upon
such oa,hs, the commander or his Gov
eminent have the right TO decide.
l67. Armed or uu armed resistance bv
citizens Of the UuIted 5ta'es against the
lawful movements OF their troops is levy
ing war against the United States. aud Is
tht refOre treason.
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bEUtIoN WI.
Arniistiee-5CapItuIatIOu,

1856. An armistioe is tho cessation Of
active hostilities for period agreed upon
between belligerenis. 1t must be az. eed
upon in writing, and duly ratified by the
highest authorities OF the contending
parties.
1856. II an armistice be declared,
without conditions 10 extends no further
than TO require total cessation OF hos.
Utilities, along the front Of both belliger-
ents.
II conditions be agreed upon, they
should DO clearly expressed, aud must
be rigidly adhered 10 by both parties.
II either party violates any express con-
dition, the armiatice may be declared
null and void by the other.
1877. An aTmistice may be general, and
valid for all points and lines Of tue bel
ligerents or special, that is, referring "a
certain troops or certain looahnes only
An armlstlce may be concluded for q
definite lime, or for all indefinite time
during which either belllgerent may re-
sumo hostillties on giving the notice
agreed upon 10 the other
1873 The motives which induce the
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one or the other belligerent TO conclude
an armisiice, whether IL be expected TO
be preliminary 10 a treaty Of peace or 20
prepare during the srmisiice for q more
vigorous prosecution Of The war, does 10
no way affect the character Of the armis-
tice itself.
139. An armisii ,e is binding upon the
belligtrpnis from The day of the agreed
commencement; but the Ulcers Of the
armies are r. sponsible from the day only
when they rec, i've official information Of
lite existence.
l4O. Commanding officers have the
right 10 conclude armi-iilps binding on
The district over which their command
extend, but such armistice h sut Ct u
the rs,iticati of the superior su hOriy,
aud ceases as soon as It IL made known
TO the enemy that the armis,ice is not
ratified, even if certain time for the
elspsing between giving notice OF cessa-
ton and the resumption of hostililies
should have been stipulated for.
l41. IL is incumbent upon the con
tracing parties of an armisiice 20 stipu-
late what Intercourse of persons or traffic
between the inhabitants of the territories
occupied by the hostile armies shall be
allowed, if sny.
II nothing is stipulated the intercourse
remains suspended, as during actual hos
tilities.
l42. An armistice is not partial or a
temporary peace it is only the suspen-
sion OF military operations TO the extent
agreed upon by the parties.
143 When an armistice is concluded
between a fortified place aud the army
besipging IL, it is agreed by ell the au-
thorities on this subject that The besieg-
ers must cease all extension, perfection,
or advance of his attacking works, as
much as from attacks bV main force.
But as there is difference of opinion
among martial jurists whether the be-
sieged have the right 10 repair breaches
or to erect new works of defense within
;hie place duriI G an armisiice, this point
should be determined by express agree
ment between the parties.
144 So soon as a cRpiiulation is
signed, the capitulatOr has no right to
demolisb, destroy, or irjure The works,
arms, stores, or ammunition, in bis pos
session, during the time which elapses
between the signing and the execution Of
the capitalization, unless otherwise supu-
lated in the same.
145 When an armisiice Is CLEARLY
broken by one Of the parties, the other
party is released from all oblig ations TO
Observe it.
l46 Prisoners, taken in the act Of
breaking an armistice, must be treated
as prisoner of war, the officer one being
responsible who gives the order for such
a violation of an armistice. The highest
authority of the belligerent aggrieved,
may demand redress for the infrscuon
of an armistice.
147. Belligerents sometimes conclude
an armis,ice while their plenipolentiaries
are met to discuss the conditions of
treaty of peace; but plenip tenliaries
may meet without q pre- imiuary aimis-
tice; in the latter case, the war is carried
on without any abatement.
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Mars hal's Sale
OF A STICK OF GOODS.

The United States - certain lot Of Goods clainsd
BY ons y. tewart, uOw In said liatIiot
Libel u Information ~ q, lied by the y +. istflct
IN puRsuaNCE Of ~ q Of Pendg,5tf E41oAas 10
1 me directed lrun the Honorable the ted6rsi
lourt Of the United states, Tor SAID slrirt, the
lath day Of May, - s. VIII sell "a CORDS al public
Auction 10 the highest bidder, ~ cash Ia had, al
60 store house organ Co., on the ubuo
square, IA the city 81 ashYille, the fthTH "a
OF JONE nsxt Ssle 10 muieuos AZ 10 o'clock,
=. ~, that da,, aud eontinuu until all VI said
6ro Goods disposed Of
faii stock 1T Goods consists Of Dry Goods, auoh
- aides Dress Good 40 rluta, omestlcs, cling.
hams, Cloths, Casimerus ftauuus, hoota, hos,
and Also rugs aud Medicines, lyo stdus, suap ,
Capdlos, Lard ~ aud great variety Of uthsr aIti.
clos Il GLAs Ak
mayl7-td q. 3 MarahA, 81. d.
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GENERAL ORDERS No. 100 WAR
DEPARTMaET, ADJUTANr- GENERALS Or
FroE, WASHINGTON, April "a, 1863 The
following Instructions for the Govern
ment of Armies of the United States in
The field" prepared by Francis Leiber,
Ii D., and revised by Board of Officers,
of which Major. General Il. A. Hitch
cock is President having been approved
by the President Of the United States,
he commends that they be published for
the information Of all concerned.
By order OF the Secretary of War.
IL d, TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant- General.
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FOR SALE,

q WO vERY GOOD YQUNs MULla NOEErs
- Haru6ss aud one hagoni Vii b agid on IA
yonabla tsrms, Il applh auOu De- mads e'Hon, " the
undsrslgns4 uusr 70 the "a lai lsnnessee cavalry
car She Cafhoiig school, "a North Nushvno.
may20-lWs hiLA BACON
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LOST

ON Broad Street, yeaterday, NsE Pocket nOsk,
~ containing
10 Government money. The bills were 81 tho follow.
log denomination threo twrnty dollar bills two
ten dollar bl Is, aud one dollar H. lhe Under viii
lberaiiy rewarded BY iuaviag tho same AZ Tie
Nashville Union once maybe &C.
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PUBLIC SALE OF

GOVERN MENT SrOCR.
w H. be sold, At public auction 20 The highest
W bidder, at tho Government dorue pens a. lhs
foot OF umnier -trsei,
$50 RSFS roNDFMNeD
Terms cash, aud property 10 BE- removed The same
dav, az thr re Of Nv err sale 10 oummenoe a. n
'clnok N on Tuesday, 10, 9th, 1893 aud 10 con
tiuue daily until they all disposedof
III hLt5 II. IRWIN,
LIST len, oh. Mich Vols and A 4 q. N.
Act sst Quarfermaster's tflee, Nashville, Nay
let. 1879 ma
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NOS. AND LOCATION
or
G ENE RAJ HOSPITALS

GOHt OF hurtrPtSsDOrO.'I 'enn.
Medical Director Poss--M. q. wooDwoRrH
Hospital No. L-City Hotel; 8. W corner square
sug eon T. d, Fitch.
No. 9--woodbury Pike. s. o. Himoe, Bur
geOn IN charge.
No. S-Ilast Court House. W. t. johnson,
surgeon IN charge.
No. 4--Woodbu'y Pike. Asst. Surgeon
j. W. Pearce.
No. 6-North curt House. J. T. Woods
Surgeon 10 charge.
A" No. 6--North. asst cor quars NJ. b
Failer, Asst. surg in charge
No. T-East Court House B. Woodward
Surgeon IN charge
No. 8-0pposite and tst City Hotel VIM
Mcluly, Asst. Surgeon In
charge.
No. Cor. Nashville and Lebanon Pike
8 Permar, Act Asst. Surgeon
in charge.
genr Field Hospital No. 1---Ono mile west Court
House. J. Y Finley Surgeon In charge.
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Insurtoctlon-O.v,I wn-RebelIlo

InsurTectiOn-C,vII wa --RebeIiIOn
l49 Insure ction is the rising of peo-
pie Ia arms against tn. ir government, OF
a portion OF IT. or agaius' one or more OF
It's laws, or against AN "fIicer or uffl 'ers
of the Cover mrpL l. may be ooudned
to mere arm, d resistance, or il may have
greater ends In view.
$50. Civil war is war between two or
more portions Of a country or State, ca b
cOntending for the mastery of the whole,
and each claiming 20 be the legitimate
Government. The term is also some
times applied 10 war OF rebellion, when
tn rebellious provinces or portions Of the
State, are contiguous 10 those containing
the seal OF Government
l6l. The Term T, bsllion Is applied TO
an Insu ree'ion OF ;Asge extent, and is
usually war between the legitimate
Government of 4 country and portions or
provinces of the same who seek 10 throw
of their allegiance TO il, and set up
Government OF their own.
1852. When humanity induces the adop-
ton Of the rules OF regular war toward
rebels, whether the adOp ion IL partial
or entire, IL does Ia no way whatev i'm d.
ply a partial or complete acknowledge
ment Of their Government, Il they have
set up one, or more of th, M, as an inde-
pendent or sovereign power. Heulrals
have no right 10 make the adoption OF the
rules Of war by the assAiled Government
toward the rebels The ground Of their
own acknowledgement Of the revolted
people IS an Independent power.
1853. Treating captured rebels az pris-
oners OF war, exchanging them, conolu-
ding Of cartels, oapllulations OF other
wArlike agreements with them, address
sing officers In the rebel army by the
rank they may have IN the samei accept
ing flags OF Truce; or on the other hand,
prOclaiming martial law in the territory
or lyvyiDg war taxes or forced loans, OF
doing any other act sanctioned and de
mandod by the law and ussges Of pub
lio war between 80, ereign belligerents,
neither proves nor establishes AN &C.
knowledgmeut of the rebellious people
or OF the Government which they may
have erected as a public sovereign pos
err Nor, does the adoption Of the rules
Of war toward r. bells, imply au engage
ment with them extending beyond ths
limits Of these rules. IL 10 victory IL
the field that ends the strife aud settled
the future relations between the con-
I tending parties.
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cECIlON la
Assass,nRtiOn,

149. The law of war does not allow
prOclaiming either individual belong
ing 81 the hostile army, or citizen, or
subjec Of the hostile Government, an
OUTLAW, who may be slain without rial
Oby any captor, any more than modern
law Of peace allows such irrational
Ouilawry on the contrary it abhors such
oq rage. The sterues retaliation sbou d
follow the murder committed in conse
quence of such proclamation, made by
whatever authority. Civilized nations
Look with hurror upon offers OF rewards
for the assassination Of enemies as Ie-
lapses into barbarism.
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Med cal Dep lrlment

ARMY OF THE CUMBERLAND,
NASHVILLE, TENN MAY 10 1868
NJ TIcE---Any officer or other person who has
~ turned over suppl g TO the undersigned or TO
any Of his Assistants, from February eth 1892, to
February 2Sth, ls63. without furnishing an invoice
Of the same are req ested to forward such invoice At
once, that he may receive due erdit therefor
also, such Medical officers on others as may have
received no invoice Of suppli's drawn by them, wi
pl' ase notify him by letter soon as prat ioab
aud the tnvolcea will be iorwa del at once
b. sAlfi urgeou, q. s.A,
late Medical Puryeyor at Nashville and Murfrees.
D0fO. maylg -lOt
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WE )OPARrNERNItP Hg ~ TOFORE TX isTING
1 between =. MaNey aud w. v Moore under
the q me aud style Of 2, " Maxey o., Is thi uay
dissolved by mutu 4 consent th0se Indebted 10 the
above Arm and thuse having ella Inns against said
n,m, Will oRll on 7 W. Aaxey, AZ tue Old stand
40 Marketstrest, who Il alupe authorised to set
tie the same. z. WIN ky,
mSyl7-lw Mo- kk,
Lapaieh copy one week.
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PITT5BURG ALE.
1DO BA,hR,~ BEST PIT rsBuKG ALE. and
~ large lot Of zoe SEC :, jast received aud
for sale by JIM. Macy,
Corner Of Cherry and noaderiek streets
may l6-tf
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ReIiRious NervIces.

PosT oHArEl-(secoud Presbyterian Church, College
street, between the Square and the Louisville nepot)
sabbath School aud Soldiers Bible Class az O'Clock
every sabbath morning Preaching az 1879 O'Clock,
AM, and at Pm. Prayer Meeting every Wed.
aesday night at O'Clock.
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Warm and Cold Baths
VIlNNIUTlOV,

at all hours Parties wishing TO battle by the month,
for longer period, can obtain season tickets a.
| greatly reduced Totes maylB lw
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To our NubbCrtberss
In consequence Of the increase in the price Of paper
and every other material usOd In Printing Once,
have boon compelled 70 raise the price Of paper
to IS cts. per week, or 81 per month to weekly or
monthly Subscribers, and $40 year to yearly sub
.cribes, which must in all be paid in advance.
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PEARL & HARRlS'S
TON RIAL sALOON
Shaving, Ilair-l'eaing lyeins nd Bathing
NO. n NORTH MARKET STREET

Nearly opposite the atsOu pouse and Morris and
stIattuus Buildings.
ZEN PFARL T. tfk tA9RtS, HAVING
shd out all their old material have rtitt d aud
stocked their al 49, wi h every thing aud Of
the npst approved quality their Is Nfh OMS
have been entirely rebuilt, aud Iished with the
improved piautus Of trufessUr Ashl y, and der
his supervise heir barb r. are unsuris -sed ny
any Ia the profession and then oils dyes, etc O
superior qualify lriyate runns for iysing.
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Military BIanIts,

For sale At this once, such as Monfhly Compan,
Rst1s, ClooiHg I1euras Ordnance BehT,s, Provisior
Rsturrs, Special Rsqsi,itio'is, de-, &c.
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no our Nubscribers.

Genr Field Hospital No. l---Ono mile west
House. J. Y finley Surgeon In charge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
SHERIFE'S SALE.
State gOhio, Vinton County.

STATE gfOhiO, Vinton County.
John Miller. Miller. Pltfl In Court Of Com
TheOphilus Jones ct al Deftsl Order fsalo
DQRSUANT to the command Of an order ofsale
"A In the above cause to me directed from the
Court OF Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid Coun-
" Of vinton, will offer at public sale, at the
door OF the Court House. In the Town Of Near
thur, in aforesaid County of Vinton, on
Saturday the 4th day of July, 1868
AZ the hour often o'clock AM, OF said day, the
following real estate tO-wit; Commencing ut
the southwest corner Of that part OF out.lot
number twenty five, { IS, in the town Of Wilks-
vile in said County OF fVintOn, owned on the
l4th day Of May AID. 1859, by William c. Cline
and running northeast parallel with the street
in said town fifteen rods and thence south east
eleven rods on right angle with said street
thence hfeen rods south west on parallel with
said street thence north-west TO the place Of
beginning containing one acre more or 10 IS, to-
gether with -four and saw mills and all other
aPpurtenances on said lands.
Taken as the real estate of Theophilus Jones,
to satisfy judgment ofaforsaid Court, in favor
Of Johu Miller.
Appraised IS follows to-wit Three thousand
Two hundred dollars, (S82o0) and must bring
twO-thirds of chat sum.
TERMS OF SALE, One third cash In hand
and the residue in two equal installmsnts TO- wit:
Que third In six months and one third in twelve
months, with interest from the day of sale.
JOHN MILLER, ARCH. NORRIS,
In person Bhff, V.CoO
June 4th ls63-5v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
SKERIFF'S SALE.
Ssdisof 0AiO. HhtOn County.

Ssdis1 ONO. ViHtOn County.
RPhriam c. Black, Pltf. In Conrt Of
Thomas Pierce, DefI. Order ofsale.
,pURSUANT to the command of an order of
y sale in the above cause 10 ms directed from
tho Court Of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid
County Of Vinton, will offer at public sale, at
~ the door Of the Court House, Ia the Town of
Macarthur, In aforesaid County Of Vinton, on
Saturday The 4h day ofJuly 1868
AT the hour of ten o'clock PM, of said day, the
following Land to-wit: All of the land that
lies In tide northwest quarter of Section number
sixteen, OF Range number sixteen, in Township
number nine, bounded os follows, commencing
at Che southeast corner of the quarter in the
Section aforesaid fifty mine rods to stake or
linz made by the parties, thence northwest
along line made by parties one hundred and
sixty rods, to the line Of said quarter Section aud
corner on hickory tree, thence ffty-.wo
rods 70 the corner of said quarter, thence east
one hundred and sixty rods, to the place Of be-
ginning, supposed to contain ffty-sx acres more
or less. All Of said land situated in the County
ofVinton, and State Of Ohio
oil. Levied upon as the property Of Thomas Pierce
to satisfy decree of Aforesaid Court, in favor of
Epbim @. Black.
Appraised as follows TO- wit: Throe hun
dred and twenty-eight dollars dxty-six and
two,thirds cts. (3SS,6sH, and must bring two.
thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
Z. A. BBATToN ARCH. NORRIS,
Atty for PltfY. Sh,fV. Coo.
June 9TH lS63-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Stah Of OGiO, VTatOn County.

Stdts Of 06io, PIStOn County.
Madison Fought Plrnl In Court Of
Joel Walden wiN'' Dsn.( 'of ofdsr of.aIs as'''
DURSUANT to the command of an Order Of
4 Sale In the above cause 10 me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of tho County OF
jackson State Ohio, I viii Ofcr at public Aalo, at
the door Of the Court House, in the Town Of No.
Arthur, in Aforesaid County Of Vinton, on
Saturday TIC 4th day Of July 1863
At the hour Of ten o'clock PM, ofsaid day, the
allowing Real estate tO-wit 0ut-lot number
irty. (S0,) IN the town of MeArthnr contain
z three acres more or less.
Also lots number one hundred and twenty
line, (l29,) and one hundred and thirty. (l30, }
u the town ofMcArthur Vinton County, Jhio.
Levied upon as the property Of Joel A. Wal
IN, to satisfy judgement Of aforesaid Court,
favor Of Madison Fought.
appraised as follows TO- wit 0Rt-lot num-
Ier thirty, at one hundred and twenty Ave, dol
'Ts, lot number l29, at twenty dollars, and lot
umoer l9O, at attwenty dollars, and must bring
Ho-thirds of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hands.
KERN q HASTINGS, ARCH. NORRIS,
Atty's for Pltff. Sh'ff V, Co., o.
June 4th lS6e,-5w,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
DAVID GREGOR,s gsrATR

NOTICE Is hereby given, that Calvin Grego-
IN ~ has been appointed Executor, of the las.
Win and Testament ofDavid Gregory deceased
late Of vinton County Ohio.
q Juns tth -s3-sw CALVIN GREGORY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
9,gaI Autit.s.
SHERIFF'S SALE.


etats q ONO, TfmOn C0vnty.
Trustees OfRiChIsnd Up. Plsf. "a Court Of
agAint }Common Pleas
ThOmAa EpWorth, Def J Execution
DURSUART TO the,eommAndOf an order Of
Il sAle Ia the above cause 10 me dirsnted nom
the Court Of Common Pleas, of the aforesaid Coun
~ Of Yiaton will offer at public sale at the door
ofthe Court House, IN the Town of McAhhuT,
In The Aforesaid County Of VintOn, on
Saturday the ath day Of July 1868
At the hour Of 10 o'clock Am. ofsaid day, the
following real estate to-wit : South half ofthe
northeast quarter Of the north east, AMI the
southeast quarter Of the north-east,q quATter Of
Section number thirty one, (Sl, lin Township
pumbernins, (9,) of Range number eighteen, ,
us,) Vinton County hiJeontaining sixty acres
more or less.
Levied upon as the property Of ThomOs Ep-
worth, 10 satisfy Judgement Of aforesaid Court
In favor Of the Trustees Of Richland Township.
Appraised as follows to-wit: Three hundred
and fifty dollars, and must bring two-thirds Of
that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
BINGHAM = HEWITT, ARCH. NORRIS,
Atty's for PltR. Sh,ffV. Co., o.
lima IL n iRA3-Sv.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
EVAN HARRIs.E EsrATE

NOTICE /, hereby given. that Jsns Harris.
IN has been appointed Administrative Of ths
Eetate Of Evan Harris deceased, late Of Vinton
County Ohio. sex s JAER RARRIS,
June Ith lsss,-1w: -e. 5c- -. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
NOTICES

THERE will he sold BY the subscriber, Ex-
ecutor Of the will of James McGrsgor. deceased,
late Of hargsn County, Ohio, on the premises,
r. On Tuesday June 1eM 1853
between thehours Of 10 O'Clock A. .M.and o'clock
Pm. Of said day, the one undivided sixth part
OF Section number TWenty-thres, in Township
number eight, Of Range sixteen.
Terms Of sale. one third in hand one third In
one year and the remainder in two yssrs from
the day Of sale. deferred paymsnts to bear ia
tsrst from day Of sAls. l.t..I :
.g-y -.- HARRISON WARNER
Nay S9th J8es-tHo Rxr. Of James MeGrsgor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-18
No. 50 EAST P1rTH STREET,
CINCINNATI.

MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE Az.
TH0RITY.
The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael, the EnEish
Botanic Physician, failed yet 10 mako perfect
radical, and permanent euro Of ALL