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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
Letter from the Army.
For the Crisis.l
HIRAM. Quo Feb. 15lh. 1853

IllkAh, Ohlop roO' 1Obu, 1oOo'
Gov. MEDARY:-Enclosed you will
find for publication, a copy OtA letter
just received by a friend, from a young
man, who. for a number OF years, has
lived with lin, and who is now II
private in the army If Abraham.
lie is one of the mary thousands
who bid farewell TO home and freEds
and enlisted, not to crafty the greed
OF a host OF hungry CONTRACTORS, not 10
appease the wrath Of those wild.
demoniac one ideaologists, the Aboli.
litionists not to elevate white men
down to he level of the d lrkeys," but
to "maintain the Constitution and
defend The Union, with all the dignity
equality and rights OF the several
States unlmpSired." But the hither-
to disguised policy is suddenly un
masked. and he behOlds not only a
shattered Union, AID an outraged
soldiery, as well as Il people, but
real, live, Free American Of African
descent, for whose lib riy he aud his
brother soldiers are pmmanded to
offer their lives. But lot him speak
for himself.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
CASH SYSTEM ADOPTED,

This Office will hereafter he conducted on
the CASH SYSTEM. We arc compelled TO
pay CASH for our paper, and at a large advance
In price, labor In the Office, lights, fuel taxes,
ink, materials of every kind, aud every thing
we use and as every other business is now car
Tied on, by the cash system, we sec no reason
why this Office should not do the same. In or
der to give lime to meet this change We will
give until THE FIRST DAY or JANUARY,
1853, to pay up, aud subscribe for another
year. As an inducemeut we will take at the
rate Of Cne dollar per year until the First of
January next from all who are indebted on
subscription, aftor that time the advertised
rasos will, bechlrged, aud all claims must be
settled up. We will take Country Produce at
highest rates on subscription aud debts. Afte.
tho First day Of Janvary, 1868, no moro suh-
scribers will receive the paper, unless paid for
IA advance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

CoNaREss Yesterday the present
term Of Congress expires, BY Oonsti
tuticnal provision God only knows
whether they will adjourn CT not.
They can hold on, and establish a
triulnVirate or anything else they
pleas, and not violate their oaths nor
the Constitution any more than they
have done already. It would not as
tonish us particle if we hear Ola Die
tator being announced for us, as
Thadeus Stevens the admitted leader
OF tae Administration, has on more
than one accession declared on the
fOorof Congress, that the circun~
stances now require that we as Il peo.
pie should have a dictator. They can
do anything. 49,. =,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

Craps GRAPES live call at
tentim to the advertisement OF Mr..
E. P. Boutwell,, Now ia the time to
'yet some OF the finest grapes iu the
courtry. We can honestly recommend
these vines for the best that can be
obtained, We have tried the grapes
and speak from our own knowledge.
No farmer should be without plenty
Of grapes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
A LECTURE
TO YOuNG MhNi

Easis2kxAs4$ u \ DUNG MI EN-!
Just Published, in Sealed Earelop. Priet6 cent,
A LECTURE on the Nature, Trestnsht
and Radical Cure ol Spermatorrhea or Sem
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions, Sex.
ual Debility, and impediments to ManisRe
generally, Nervousness, Consumption. Epi.
lepsy and Fits ; Mental and Physical lnca-
pacityl resulting from Self-Abuse. &c.--By
ROBT. ], CULVERWELk, NJ D., Aullrof
OF the Grten Book, &C.. ..vf..l..l
The world renowned anthor, in this sdp,i.
rable Lecture. clearly proves from HIS own
experience that the awful consequences Of
Scli-Abuse may be effeetually removed
without medicine, and without dangerous
surgical operations, bOugies, instruments, ,
rings, or cordials, pointing out mode Of
cure at once certain and effertual, by which
every sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cure himself eheapb, privately
and radically. This Lecture win prove a
boon to thousands and thousands. Is
Sent under seal to any address, in plain,
sealed envelop, on the receipt Of six cents, or
two postage stamps, by addressing
CHAS, ]. c. CLINE 80,
1877 Rs~nSg3. ' o'nce' Box 40sA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

u Religious Service msy be ex'
pected at the Christian Church this
Thursday evening, at early candle
light, by tho Rev. Mr.. Gary, late OF
Cincinnati, Ohio. The public are
respectfully invited.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
SALE OF REAL ESTATE,
YORDFRO OF pRoR

~ II Nuo VI OluGI VI HulG " ulItclcO
from the Probate Court of Vinton county Ohio
win offer for sale at public auction, at the
door Of The Court House in said county Of Win
ton, ,on
Saturday, The l4h Of March 1868,
at one O'clock 2. n. OF said day the following
premises Us the property Of John Fee Jr OF
Brown Township, to wit. The east half OF
fraction Number nineteen Township number
eleven, Range5 number sixteen, except so
much Of said east half us has been heretofore
conveyed by said John Fee Jr. 10 Marietta and
Cincinnati Rail Road Company, and that por
lion ofsaid cast half heretofore conveyed by
said John Fee, to William II. Fee, leaving of
said east half said Fraction one hundred and
eleven acres more or less. situated in The coun-
y Of Vinton, and State Of Ohio, from which L.
reserved a road or right Of way along the north
and south line Of said east hDlf ON the east side
As the same now runs and the wheat now grow
ing on said premises.
Said premises are appraised az one thousand
dollars, and n.hs: sell Tor ct least two thirds
that sum.
Terms of sale One third in hand. one third
10 six aud the balance in twelve months. with
interest cd the deferred payments. The deferred
payn. its to 30 sec1rod by mortgage Of the
premises.
B: p. Hewitt ROBERT CLARK,
Atty FOR Quad Guardian Of John Fee Jr.
Feb 1853 w4.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
IMPORTANT TO EVERYBODY! =.
A RARE CHANCE
FOR LADIES TO
III A KE VI 0 N Ely!

We invite the attention of every lady
and gentleman 10 new idea, We have
commenced the manufacture of beautiful
fine Gold Double Locket. The exact imita.
lion Of a SMALL GOLD WATCH. We
offer them TO the public at FIVE DOLLARS
each, and will put into eath locket, Tree of
charge, the perfect Iikeiesses OF any two of
our Generals or Leading officers who may
be named by thr person sending, as we have
on hand the portraits OF nearly all the Lffi-
GERS in the army, as well as m ST of the
Rebel Generals, Besides this rare offer we
will send with every locket desirable rift
of fine gold jewelry or watches, worth in
CASH from ONE DOLLAR up 10 ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS. We guarantee
that this business shall be conducted on
lair and honorable principles, aud will re-
fund the money in all cases where person
is dissatisfied.
AFFAIR AND L IBERAL OFFER,
We do not ask any one TO send US the
money till they know what gift they will
get. Any person can send US their name,
aud try their luck, and we will inform them
BY return mail what gift they Ore entitled to
aud they Cah then Go as they please about
sending for it, 1t would be well for any
lady or gentemun desiring The agency for
any neigrborhood TO write us immediately.
as those who apply first will have the first
chance at this splendid enterprise. Agents
vi o send us names Of persons in any part of
the country, TO try their luck, will receive
ten per cent. OF al! the money they may send
US. 1t is impossible tU give all the pafticu.
lars in an advertisement. but we will Go 20
by private circulars 10 those sending US their
names. The ockcts and gifts will be seut
by mail, post paid. Money sent by mail
at our Iisk
P.S. Write your name Post Office and
State distinctly.
Address, A. w. HALL & Co.,
C0rner # Third ct Pine Strc,to ST. L0tis, VI.
Notes TO Editors ANY Editor who will
insert this advertisement and note one month
or upN ards and call attention OF Editors
and others, will seceive (in advance if de-
Sired) one Of our Five Dollar Lockets and
Pictures" by notifying us and sending copy
Of paper.
February 26-lS63, I'm.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
John UIldrDncks EstuIe.

NOTICE is hereby given that Stephen Darby
IN Administrator Of the Estate ofJohn Utter
back deceased, has filed his accounts for in
specton and final settlement, and the same
win he for hearing ON the l4th day off March
A, d 1863
JOSEPH KALER, Probate Judge.
FEBRUARY l9, lS63-5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

U Hon. John Sherman, @. l..
Vallaudigham, and o. A White, will
except thanks fer iavors received.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

L. !. G. O. F.-The communication
was not received in time for this issue
i. willappear next week.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELATIVES
OF DECEA SED SOLDIERS.

The law of Congress approved July 22 1851,
provides for bounty Of $19O, 10 all Volunteers
for three Years or during the war. IN case of
the death of II Soldier while in the service, this
bounty, together with all arrears of pay duo The
deceased jmay be obtained by his widow or re-
latives MS the case may be. .,..... O.,
The Gct Of Congress- approved JdIy l4th 1863
gives pension to the following classes Of per.
SONS. 90 ., ..... ....-.
lSt. To allinvqIids diiabifGd sihcc March 4sh
1851, in the Military or naval Service ofthe
United States. .. Z -a.,a .y ,1
Cd. To widows OF officers, Soldiers OF Seaman,
dying Of wounds received or Of desc ase contrac-
'ei in the Military OF naval services
cd. To Children under l6 years of age Of such
deceased persons if there is no widow surviving
or from the time of the widows remarriage.
4th Tc mothers of deceased officers or SOL
dierS. Provided the deceased lef: Eo widows,
| or children under l6 years Of age, AMI provid-
ed said mother was dependant in whole or part
ly upon the labor Of he .dece ased for support.
5th To sisters under I5 yeats Of age, of such
deceased soldiers, dependent on the latter who
lily or IN part for her support. Provided thcro
are no rightful claimants of the threo last pre-
ceeding classes. The anTonnt allowed In case
Of deceased officers or soldiers ranges fom
IS. to sSo, per month owing to rank Of deceased
l"vaIid pinsiols will dopenf upon tho rank
and nature fdthisnbili'y not exceeding $40,
pr Mont fu' any case.
The Undersigned has procured license for that
purpose, and is now authorized to prosecute
claims; against the general government in aK
cases arising under tbs various sets Of Congress
and will give prompt attention to all claims in-
trusted TO him. n charge for services will bo
made who.e the claim is wholly disaloked.
Macarthur Feby 9th 1868, B.PHEWITT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

ia SMALJ.pox.--We are informed that
Ephriam Rockhvld and Walter b.
Hook, both OF the west end Of Jack
son Tp., died Of Smallpox on Monday
the 2i inst. Mr.. Hook was a mem
Der Of Company D, SD Regiment,
owl, and had visited q MIR. Dixon
who came from the army sick with
the disease, and from him caught it,
We are informed oven 100 persons
have been exposed to the disease il
the neighborhood. Our citizens should
see that their families are vacinated
Immediately. .. XXX
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

U A. N. Oozad, Esq. entered
upon his duties as Auditor on last
Monday, the Ieoplo will find Mr.,
Cozad an accommodating and efficient
officer. Mr.. Richmond retires after
having served as Auditor for two
terms, with ability and to the satisfac-
ton OF almost every person who hsC
business with him. ../
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

T Mcssers. Bay, Fee ard Clark,
our present Board oil County Com
missiohers, held their March session
this week. There was considerable
business in consequence OF the change
Of Auditors, in making the semi
yearly settlement. They report all
right in Auditors and Treasurcrs
Offices. The Commissioners do their
duty and give general satisfaction.
This is as it should be. The Legis.
lsture should have had the expiration
OF the official term Of Auditor and
Treasurer to expire at the same time.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05
John Sehreceng gausts Estate.

TIE undersigned. has hcen appoiusd Admin
/ istratrix vi the Estate of Jchn Sehreoen-
gaust, late ofVinton County, Ohio deceased.
MARGARET SCHRE JENGAUST,
March, Sth ls6S-3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

% Ijs The Howard Association oi
Philadelphia has continued lis labors
with undimin' shed zeal, for the reliet
Of the afflicted all through the war,
and still ofl.rs its kind and bentfcient
aid in all the loyal States. 1t is be.
youl all question, highly uselul and
honorable institution. A card from
the managers will bv found in our adj
vertiSing columns.
q James Malone was duly ap'
pointed, and confirmed by the lasI
Court of Common Pleas, Deputy
Sheriff of this County.
J. j. Allison, Esq, WAS re elected
Justice of the Peace for Madison Tp I,
for the ensuing three years, on tie
2Oth, by an Increased Democratic
majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-03-05

THE TRUE hoAD TO WEALTH, Is TO ADVERTISE
YOUR BUsrSEss. TERMS, PAY IN ADVANCE.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
w. I. GOODS AND GROCERIES,

Also, BLASTING and SPORTING POWDER, SHOT and
CAPS which he respectfully invites the public 10 call
and examine at No Front street. opposite City Hail.
Wo cester, April "a, 1863. diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
NNants.

M ANTED-A Cabinet Maker, or a
W good Carpenter accustomed to using glue.
APPS d2w% TAYLOR & FARLEY. as Main ST.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
GWANTED-B USTNEss-I,, bavin

Wv 2 = y 2 y y II 2 - HdFIIIB
W $1,000 I'M cash, am DESTROYS OF forming business
connection preference would be given 10 some one
already established In store In the country, where the
capital required Is not large, and the business safe
might purchase the stock Of Grocery store. doing 4
good business; Address A. e., Spy ONCE, Worcester
giving particulars, which will be CONFIDENTIAL.
ap2I d2ws
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
II HE MASON & HAMLIN
CABINET ORGAN.

Musicians inuted TO call and examine the tnpor-
tam improvements in Mason HunlnS Cabinet orr ans
placing them FAR IN ADVANCE Of other inStra-
nlentS OF their class
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-04-24
BY f. w. VAIL
WHREE HOUSES AT AIIGTION -
by E. W. VA1LL.l
EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL AND

~ ~ PERSONAL ESTATE BY AUCTION On
WEDNESDAY, the 10th day OF April current, at 10
O'Clock A. NJ, shall sell by Public Auction the follow
ing Real and Personal Property belonging the estate
Of the late William Dudley, to wit:--One two story
House IN seaver street, containing thirteen rooms
venientlY arranged for Two families with shout
in bearing condition. and good Barn One house lot
on Blossom street, containing about 5000 feet Of land
One excellent Cow; several tons Of Hay; Potatoes
Corn, Farming Tools, Household Goods. G.. &C. Terms
easy, and made known at the time and place of sale
For particulars inquire OF F.. L. KING, No Brinlay
Hall CHARLES DUDLEY Executor
Worcester, April % 1868 dts APPS
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
Obituary.
Oar Leavenworth Correspondence.


LAAH "NAth "ALkAAh fNnsA''
Among the recent deaths is that os erJudgo eos
city, named william lngis judge rnss WA Of Scottish
descent hs parents having smyssd V Tits country IN
tho Oary part Of present century and ssttled 70 s
tirore wharr he was born on ths 18th Of December,
ls0A Soon after his birth bis family removed TO refers
barg virginia aud few years mser came to tas city
wbpro h sthyr entered into mercntic hcsnoss, and By
hs pradebse kud inaussry rsalisei handsome com.
ps,ensc isdied about tar years ago, issyng
ana daaghtsr tas lstt6r tas ufy Of tbs
sasaiy. Iclsl ,ao late Judge giada-.sa at Columbia
cngloxs III tod ssas class With r~,ar h coyGry, VA
IAN "a. Barues, winlaia VI " am asd ssvsra other,
and sas alra.sa ts mo ds7es of seshelcr of Ar4 AZ
ssr ieas college h0 ensared tho 'v o'cs u George
stro,r sss wrh y hyu bo annhes hs ssa slusi,s
n st-b ne vrs sir't attorney ~ tho suprcrs
dsas ct lhls 3a.s sy Chef Justice sivsge, opssed m
c-a asg cansencss shs prscteeof bia prcfsa.ios ny
rs sk ard ega "stanisn ss web IS BY mia rvsciualsr
.nc b fr,sx IN eonoiliaory ,suers. he ob~ncs
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

y : FFfOm Inc IOndou shipping Ghzetto, juno 8.
Tho steamship Oneida arrived at Southampton yester
day with the South American mails. ~. @ .
he Confederate steamer Alabama was at anchor OF
Bahia the l2lh Of May. Some OF the 0nedas passen
gers yis cd her, and politely received board
The Alabama had plenty Of COAL Her OBJ oct putting
into ha to land eighty four prisoners among
the federal Consul for Shanghae, who passen.
ger on board the Dorcas Prince. ~. f1.ff s.a f,1
Tho officers Of the Alabama stated that they had burned
seventy four sh since they mad been with Captain
Semnes who had In his cabin about that number Of chro
nometers Capt Sommes stated that he expected to be
loned by the Florida, which the coast. On the
Onedas reaching Pern,mbuCo she found thot the Florida
had jest LETT. having been there four days re6ttng,
taxing stores &C. She had destroyed several vessels and
,nudei the pris Juers.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

balance against United States -four years 900 900
We have here total Of upwards of sixty six millions
balance against the United States in tns countries
The profits upon such trade aud is transportation at
million dollars. suppose the government had devoted
oneteuh of this sum, or S300ooo annum, 10 snbs
dies 10 mail steamers TO 20 Para, Brazil via Laguay
ra whom the HERALD began 10 advocsc that policy
years ago what would probably have been the condition
Of the trade now7 Why that we should have divided hs
statstics show that, whe the unNed states take nearly
much ol the ooae crop the whole continent OF Ia
rope combined the manufactures OF Great Britain re-
ceved IN payment for them simply because they arc
e,rlies IN market and can oil oriHs with tho greatest
alacriiy.
n We examine the records back 10 1850 we shall ana
that our exports OF California gold annually 10 Europe
have jast about equal 10 the balance ais gana
us IA the spanish wsst lndes Mexoo Central and South
America n we would gold NJ home we must
open more markets for our manufactures
We understand that arrangements are nosry comrlet
oil or placing the two gst steam0rs upon the route 10
be followed 6y maDy are neceassry 10 conpy
vita the terms Of Tho contract Or "a tho business the
route maj require 1.
Durinehis sojourn Ia ths country General Paos lnaip
himself thoroughly acquainted witl the wUrkings N the
homestead exemption laws q tho several sta.os lIe
tho Union that had enacted the most liberal 6onestsad
laws-such ~ California and Minnesota, Tor ius,aucc-
hae riser most rsdy IN p0nnison wealth and w5wer
when r1pneitons were lad tefcre him ,herefer,, for
the eooa, scnont OF min grafton into vsaoslos a. ys
fslarslaDd thry were thsoush thcr sgout, C ho0los
tipev wega n onco formally sQceptei q n, .s.a ~
fers ag-ip was exiht0d She fnreFsl, Of Ircsenl
paes a. SecfetAty General isoiss f,s wnn los MT
iasw tna' u thoy can indsnc ~Fea-thy rdmg1tgn 9t
pt1pi iatc that cousfr shp VII 1nic pss
sna,.a1b asne4 a. Nef va fhr 61ect ht1tty fot ".
rsycl ~ wleA sA rs ~ gsrs fsr years Psat az ,
The New York herald., 1863-06-17
See - Line 70 vene Id ela.

The commercial public win be gratined 10 learn that
arrangements have bcen effected wh,ci insure regular
Communication by steam between this port and thai Of
Iaguayra, Venezuela. The Venezuelan government have
contracted with certain parties IN this city TO carry the
Venezuelan mails between Iaguayra and New York by
steamer semLmonthy for period Of thirty years. The
terms said TO be sufficiently liberal to insure tn,
cess Of the entespriss-one which our rsadess will
member has for years been strenuously advocated in
the HnRALD. .te.. 1a.esf
well known that General Psez, the present head
Of aairs In Venezuela for some years exile from
his home and meanwhile sojourner in this country
During his hero no contracted the warmest friend
ship towards the people Of the United states aud since
mis- home has evnced the strongest desire to
ssbish the most intimate reasions between the two
tions he aware that nations, like individuals In
der 10 become intimate, must have frequent communica
,ons In this respect he somewhat ahead Of
rulers. .ts
Great Brtsin however, las oug pursued the sagacious
policy of opening steam communication with new
countries, and nlng their markets with her manufac
lures in advance Of any other nation Al cost in sub
sides OF about $500 900 per she has line OF
twelve steamers the coast OF South America Al
tho lsthmus Of Panama they with Of
the West Iada line, and a st Thomas with those OF tho
brazilian ii9s-making complete chain OF mail communi
cation from Great Britain to the West Indies and both
Of South A,aerca and furnishing at the time
ample transportation for such light and costly mAnufsc
in demand in tho tropics and climates
The result Of all this that while the United States are
the chief Purchasers Of the productions Of these
tries Great Britain supplies them the manufactures
which pay for them In other words, Uncle Sam pays
for hs coffee, sugar hds, &c, by drawing bills OF
change not his consigneee In New York, but upon
London ard then buys California gold IN New York and
shils It " the worlds great clesrirg house'' to
them. E.sHn
The cocs sellers and other merchants these bills and
turn them 10 Inc agents OF The titsh manufacturer
OF goods recev cd per who ands them
equally good British gold Ton 10 one you
letter from South America 10 comes via southampton
England, at n cos OF fifty cents your Brazilian or
by despatch be must steam viii 50 ithampton-a great
way around in dstnce but shorter In time, which Is tue
only true mercantile way of counting distance.
The annexed ngures, obtained from official sources,
hb the value of te trade between the United states aud
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

n erieurc and n the dstrict o( the Gircade Tho
numbers were-For N. euro 6.7Sz; CavcrtysD, 6.9Sz.
pianrc, $40 The ballot will be resorted 10
Ia the Loire lnfereure NJ Langunos has been chosen
IN the Iaut Rhin A West obtained II, ,-oa votes,
MigeoD 800 and NJ Keller 6o00 these numbers render
ing resort TO the ballot necessary
In resanoon NM A0ntaembcrt and Merode have both
been rejected by majority Of 10 900 votes. ttA
The following opposition candidates have been elected
For the department Of the Cotes du Nord NJ Gas soun
for Arras h Pierou for Hautcs Apes, NJ. GARNER. Ia
the majority OF eases in the Provinces however the gov
eminent candidates have obtained the required ina
lority.
The New York herald., 1863-06-17

4 Mosnoxs AT TIM sosxE or 10. SnIras ISs IR.noy
when the train the New York Central Railroad carry
ing eight hundred Ncrmons arrived ~ Payra, Thurs
day ncruug OF their oldsrs was Informed by Cou.
Jcserh Smith, the nrst prophet OF thor laih was In
snired where be found BY special direction The hibe
uhch hey n0v reCe'yo a. the word OF Coo, and nom
whence he to hs depart Ige to preach his uewyto d
gospo 10 the orid The laiihla oiet was hcrodoae,
hu, caierTed with ehers " hts s,r on he
srh e,t arr in lbs eaa they sesrchel th- scspl3tc
I,,erN tiv uhsdtha fwifnyea Wayne ccaaty, NHY was
,-eed me eesra ~ thor gfouh-ts aivsserrs Thgvet
.,. ,be hne cnApany no. aci Oi ibs fant and a
~ ,nnrhtAss al OK thrm wee ont - ylsa ga4aa
tt tiI 81 "A NftttlA ~ srr a.tnwe helf lcEfos3 ~
srs,sss Isl tasct ,asl,ns s.fex5rts !. si.Ss
,lH dlei tyrbt igifh On MArs lhe cars, fsassa a
In e1'k, 80 % pchc'c, o. n,eiac1tp ~ tas