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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The Agricultural products of Illinois great
er than those of any other State. The Wheat
crop of 1861 was estimated At s., o00. 0tQ htsheis
while the Corn crop yields not less than lao ,eo0-
600 bushels, besides the crop of Oats, Barley,
Rye. Buckwhest, Potatoes, Sweet Potatoes,
Pnnlpk ms, squashes Flax Hemp, Peas, Clover,
Cabbage, Beets, Tobacco, Cotton, Sorghum
G rapes Peaches, Apples &c, which 20 TO swell
the vast aggregate % production in this fertile
region. Over -Four Millions tons of produce
sent of the State Of Illinois during the
past year. A9H8 ~ Cd
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In Central and Southern illinois uncosnmen
advantages are presented for the extension Of
stock raising. All kinds OF Cattle. Horses Mules
sheep, Hogs, &C. of the best breeds, yield hand
some profits large fortunes have already been
With the fairest prospects of Hike resuitss DAIR1
FARnIsG also presents its indncemenfa 70 many.
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Rs-For sale by Piummer & Kelly. aud L. Ives Rich
Rond Ind. Allen & Co.. Wholesale Agent, Cincinnati
au-. -. 35:Iyr
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ILLINOIS
I. about equal In extent to England, with pop
ulssian Of / IA e6S and q soil CAPABLE 81 sup
porting e, 0o0, 900. Ne State In the Valley of
the Mississippi Offers 20 great IN inaacemen; to
the settler As the State of Illinois There 10 no
part Of the world where all the conditions OF CHI
N ate and coil admirably combine to produce
shose I've great ssapics, Cess aud WaBAr.
Nowhere can the Industrious farmer secure
such immediate results from his labor as en- taese
deep, rich. ioamy soils. cultivated With 10 much
ease. The climate from the extreme southern
part Of the State TO the rer~ Haute, Alton A ~.
Louis Railroad, distance Of nearly Do miles, 10
well adapted 10 Winter
WHEAT. CORN. COTTON, TOBACCO.
Peaches, Pears Tomatoes and every variety Of
fruit and vegetables is grown In great abundance,
from which Chicago and ether Northern markess
are furnished from 20 weeks earlier than their
immediate vicinity. between the Tsrre HausA.
Alton 81. Louis Railroad snd the KAnkakee
and Illinois rivers, . distance Of IFS niies on
the Branch and 1876 miles the Main Trunk,
lies tn great Corn and Stock raidng portion OF
the State. ~ rE
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lFrom Benedict Arnold's Proclamation To the Citi-
sens and Soldiers Of the United States issued Octo
Der 70 1851
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
EGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF ONO, vINToN COUNTY,
IN COUET OF PROBATE.


Rohccca Myers and Thomas Myers, Sarah
2atclid and Tobias Ratcliff, Charity Wheeland
and A Jnor Whseland, all of the State Of Iii.
nois; Nancy Hughn aud Joseph Hughn, Eliza
Barnett and Lewis Barnett. and Mary Barnett
all Of Hardin county and State Of Ohio, Emily
Walker and John Walker, James N. Ray, Eliza
J. Ray and Margaret Ray all of Ross county Ohio
aud Jesse Ray, Weston Ray and Silas Ray, all
Of vinton county Ohio, will take notice that on
the 3rd day Of August A. D. 1868 Josiah Bar
nett Executor of the last Will and Tsstiment Of
James Ray deceased, fled in the Probate Court
within aud for the county Of Vinton, and State
Of Ohio, petition alleging that on the S6th,
day Of October A. D. 1881, the said James Ray
then in full life. entered into contract In writ
ing sith John Stevens for the sale Oft follow
ing described real estate. situated In said ecun.
y to-wit: Beginning at the Ratcli9 and Ray
corner ~ described in deed made 10 James and
Thomas Bay from Johi RAtciiff and wife dated
August 10th, 1919. Said corner 10 on tho ives,
bank Of salt crock In Eagle Township, north Of
the bridge across saib Salt creek, from Themes
west sixty rods 10 the quarter Section line, from
thence south On said quarter section line. one
hundred and six rods ten feet snd SIX inches 70
the quarter section corner, thence east sixty rods
thsncs north one hundred and SIX rods ten feel
and six inches, to tile pl ace Of beginning contain
log forty acres more or les and being . part ol
the north east quarter Of Section number tven-
y-iwo, (92.) Township number ten. (io, y Range
npmber ninstesn, is,) for the sum Of ono thods-
and andlffty dollars;th said John Stevens has
baia the full amount oftbe purchase money fol
said tract Of land according 70 the terms Of said
written contract, aud that Rebecca Myers mar
ried 10 Thomss Nysrs, Sarah Ratclld married u
Tobias Ratcliff, Charity Wheelsnd married "a
Abnsf W whssland, oil Of the 6:ats oflllinois,
Nancy Hughn married 10 Joseph Hughn, Eliza
Barnett married TO fewis Barnett. and Mary
Bagnett married TO the pedtiepsf hll Of Hardin
county Ohio, Emily walker married. TO John
Waller james N. Ray, Elisa J. ksy and Msr-
gagst Ray, all Of Boss csspty Ohio. and Jesss
Ray, Weston Ray and efss Ray .il Of Vinton
county Ohio are the heirs at Law and legal repre-
sentistives ofssjd dscedsnt,
The prayer OF tho petition 70 fos authority 10
make q dsid tessfd John etstsps ftf said rfsri
ises, Oh behalf Of said heirs d lsw, sal ID cou.
fofmity 70 the terms ofssid ccptYsct.
Said petition win be for hssfisg on The twenty
ninsth dsy OF August dses on 20 soon thereafter
60 leave Of Court csn be Obtained.
Hrwirr Epxisrss, JOSIAH DARNtTf
Att,ys for Petition Executor VI James
August sth i8ee-f*I bss Deceased.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
IN p RESS.
ANEW AND IMPORTANT WORK,
THE FOUR ACTS OF DESP0TIsM
BYD.A. MAHONY, JF IOWA,

Author Of ""JSs Prisoner Of STATE "
This work will contain full and official copies
ofthe -Four Great Acts of Despctism BY which
the constitutional government Of washington
vas subvertsa, asd the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty isstaaed in its place.
/. THE TAX BILL, BY which all the property
and resources Of the people are mortgaged u
the present admi ministration.
Q. THE CONSCRIPTION BILL, by which all
the bodies Of poor men not worth 1870 are
placed in the hands Of the administration.
5. THE FINANCE BILL, which destroys state
Banks and places The entire currency Of the
country in the hands Of the Secretary OF the
4. The INDEMNITY ACT. (at.ing climax.
which pre- ,umes to indemnify the PFesiden'
for all the wrongs he has committed in thi
past or may commit in the future.
These will each be preceded by caiefull an
Alysis, by Mr.. Mahony, and their unjust. oppre
sive, unconstitutional and odious features point
ed out. As . book for references, i will be in
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
tieian tie laborer-in fact. 10 every person. for
these monstrous acts reach from the loftiest mah
sion TO the hunblest cabin in the land.
= These four hctsare not published TosETHES
in any other form. They will make large oc-
tavo pamphlet of nearly 300 hundred pages, In
good sized typo, and will be sold st the low
b price Of FirTY CENTS in paper, and SEVENTY
EVE CgsTs in muslin binding -,
=. Send on the orders at once. All orjers will
be filed hccording TO the date Of reception
First come, 6rst terved,. The cash must accom-
pany ell orders.
Address
VAN EvRIE, HORTON ACor
No. ls2 Nssaau Street, EswiYe.k.
n. B. Subscrit ton rscsi yd at this offie
July I'd 1868 1T.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE or ONO vINTON COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Booth . BralSy vs. Jehial Frazeo Of al.
William Allen FrA1ee and Edward FraEss,
Pinkney TaTT and TerreaSS TaTT, wto arc sup
posed to reside st Pixies Peak State Of Kansas,
will take notice that Booth a BFAley Of the coun.
liy Of Jackson and State Of Ohio, on the 2lse day
Of OctoheT 1881, recovered judgment against
Jehial FrazeS then Of tho county Of Vinton and
State Of Ohio aud now deceased for ,he sum Of
SIX hundred and sixty nine dollars aud seven
Gems (Ss9,07) With cost taxed 20 four dollars
and uinetS .rix cts. Il 9s) ia the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Vinton Couuty and stats o, Ohio,
that sail judgment remains In full force unpaid
and unreveFsed. And the paid Pinkney TArr
and Teresa TAR, William Allen FrAzes and
Edward Frazee, are further notified that said
Court haze ordered the heirs and legal repressn-
tatives OF the said JehiAl Frazee deceased to te
made parties defendants 70 said judgment. And
that Plaintiffs at the next term Of said Court AZ
ter the 29th day Of August, A. d. 1858, will
move said Courts revive said judgment against
them and others who are the legal representatiV
Of the said Jehial FTazee deceased.
BOOTH & BRALEY,
lis. BUSDY, BINGHAM GHawiII,
July d 1868 ,-6w. Their Att'ys.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
Rtpal Nutitts.

Gtgal 0utitss.
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF OHIO, VINToN COUNTY
IN COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
r:;s!'i S:i'si + x; ';!;:'; ;:I;: T: r....
A:,.;;:is .SS S;si5s T.''''''1 D'"''
Margaret Ut,slbAek, Henry UseFhack, ofths
county Of Harrison in the State of Ohio. Label
Ann UtserbAck, AminoF and Mary UiteTbaek
both Of the county Of Vinton and State Of ohio,
will taks notice thA, on the 2od day Of June A.
D, 1888 the said George W. Roger and Elizabeth
Rover his Wifo filed their petition in tho Court
Of Common Pleas, Of Vinton county and State OF
Ohio. wherein AAid petition 10 now pending and
wherein the said George Royer and Elizabeth
Royer demands partition Of the following real
estate situated In the county ofVinton, and
State Of Ohio, to-wit: The north half Of the
south west quarter Of Section number thirty ono
t3l J in Township number ten, (lo,) of Rango
numhsr eighteen, (ls,) containing eighty y-on.
acres more or less, and that at tho next term Of
sad Court. the said George W. and Elizabeth
Royer will apply for an order that partition may
be nade Of said premises, and that the Dover
Estate OF the said Mary Utterback therein be as
signed. This 22d day Of june A. d, 1868.
HEwIrr 4 EDNIsToa, GEO. w. ROYER
Their Attys. ELIZABETH ROYER
july end ls6e,-6W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
LEGAL NOTICE.

" Others.
Abtaham johnson Of the County cfJaekson
and State Of Ohio, William johnson, ChristiAnA
johnson. Sarah Walker formerly Sarah johnson
william Walker. Chsrlotts Lsrsw formerly
Charlotte johnson, Joseph LASew, Emily Salts
formerly Emily johnson, John salts and Thomas
Fee, George Fee and Sarah Jane Fee. minor
heirs Of Clsrissa Fee deceased, formerly Claris-
70 johnson, all Of the county Of Vinton In the
state Of Ohie, RhcdA Kite, Of the State Of lows
minor heif Of Polly Kite deceased, formerly Pol
ly Johnson; Nancy Kite formerly Nancy John.
son, zaehariah Kite, Teresa Rogets formerly
Teresa johnson, John Rogers end John John.
son Of the STATE Of ofWisconsin, win take NOTES
that q psr.ition' was Hled sgaius. them on ths
2sth dsS Of June D 1868, In tho Court OF Con
mon Pleas, within and for the county Of Viuton
and State Of Jhio, BY Henry johnson and /.
nov pending, wherein tho said Henry johnson
demands partition Of the following real estate
situated In tho county Of yinton and State oI
Ohio to-Wit: The northeast quarter oil th,
southeast quarter Of section number sixteen
(l6,) in Township number ten, (lo,) Of Range
number seventeen, Ut, excepting ten acres Of
Of the south side Of said forty acre tract owned
BY Damarin Tsrr Co. Aiso the north ives,
quarter ofths south west quarter Of Section nun
Der fifteen, (l5,) township. Range aforesaid, ex-
ping ten acres Cd Of the south sida Of said for
ty acre tract owned BY DAmarin 1hrr Co., and
alss excepting twenty acres sff of the East side
Of the remaining thirty scres owned By william
Walker. being in all forty scres more or less
and that At the next term Of said Court, the said
Henry johnson viii apply for sa order tha, par.
.ition may be made Of ssid prsmisss.
HSwITL . EoMIsTou, HENRY JOHNS or
Amys for Plsd. July ID isss-sw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
DISSOLUTION or CO.PARTNER

The copartnsrship heretofore ssisibs bs,wsen
the undsisigaed in the'prsetfcs of lay. hss b,
the Espirstion ofthe time limited ard b. inu-
tusl consent sfths parties bsss dissolssd. H.
eept 50 10 unsettled business
Persons inde6tsd to rs fof Professional Ger.
vices will confer favor .by esitipg % B. p.
HZwrrf, atMoArthus, and satpkeg thsii. se-
Jounts. E.tEBjE0HAN
well isesTsv. e.p. Hk#ifT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
AL l. E Ms VILE
STEAM MILLS,

THE Allensville Steam Touring mills, have IN
l. dergone thorough rep dir. and the pfepfs-
tors wishes TO inform the public that thsy are
now prepared 10 DO oil c,ston work 10 the entire
satisfaction Of thsiY customer.
NEW MACHINES have bceB added 70 the
mills aud our friends viii find as good work and
good turn outs ae at any other mill, give us
call and test .hs truth ofvhat we ssy.
Avg l3th--69-tfo. HUSTON RlCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-09-17
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These Hittsrs are put up IN qudrt
bottles, of tDhieh Tho abovs 10 JoS-sins.
lie. qIhs label is finely engraved, dAd
is provided with a Safeguard from
estIntsrtsiters. Prioe 81 pr bottle. -
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O. W. Fobaok, proprietor, NE. .
East Fourth st., Cincinnati, 70 wksRs
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FACTS arm STUBBORN THINGS
CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI.
MORE aooD NEWS!
FROM HI0H AND RELlABLn 40.
THoRITY.
Tbe botanic Remedies Of Doctor Raphael tho Engilsh
Botanic PhysleiAn never failed Jet 70 mako psrSes
radical. and permanent cure Of ALL
PRIVATE, SHcRAT, AsGD VH31HRNAL
DfSEASEs,
Wlthoua the uso Of Mercury, without hindTanos ffom
business and without fear OF dacoVey or exposure 10
deadly poIsonl such a. arsenic, nux yomiea, opium q
any other pOlSons Nometenry nor any deadly minerals
noehlnR bat purely Vegetable Botanical Repodss are
asod b. tIls WcadeFi Botanic Physician Hls Botanic
Remedies never yst failed 70 cure the most obstinais
and the most dangerous cases. and all msrerr
and other impurities from the system when al Other
Bsmedies had allied. -Medicai JOrsal
oooD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
Hear what the Baltimore correspondent Of the odd.
hlov. BOonsbOro MARYLAND. said on Thursday. the si
NsmsrOus eures Of diseases caused BY early indlsero
tIon nAvng been performed By the English Botanic Ply
sieIAn, feel my duty. having knowledgsct them, 70
ltate the e. believing that In doing 80 may DO service
nan 10 ths cisss worthy oi note lie had become che
victim Of habit, the mere ailnsloh 70 wnlsh causss
shuddsF and Asr yea Ofssring doctorlng gave NJ
eli hopes Of recovery. He wished to marry, and Wes
aoariy beloved BY a. sweet girl ~ ever sped words
o affection, but he fearful, nervous and prosrated
Is dared NOT wed on account Of the shattered stAs
Ats systeu He sought relief a. the hands OF the 70.
esuic PbySieinn and Astonishing - tmay seem Al tne
bloom and Veor Il youth has returned, and no v now
Iha h.Ppv N.4isar ar a n.ir Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE 0IzIL.
DREN.
Hear vh.. the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the 9th
Of March, 1859:
We are decidedly opposed 10 drugs and % adysRssd
rSmedlaa for the DIsVSncn of having children. bat We
bel lt 0sr duty 20 AekBeg1sdp bsnsat from aay end
om ssAEy SoaFos Whsa 4 b eSR ~ B.lisf q snEng
humAniti. net hAs como 10 our knOWiedGs thoS
ought 20 b promulgated and widely circulated Tor The
bsnS4s of those laAieS Vhoeo delicate health mAk1
O0oaaAAEy % prevent any Increase % family.
Ahoni twelve MoaaAs Asar marriage Ady - 0lR g.
OnainAAaos gaEs birth 10 aAsAS1sS, but hea susEin
Sa0as sa thEs her phyneiAns d1pAiFa Of bar sooos'
~. 1hs made her dread the vey thoughts Of aGsiA ~
eonlng mother. She tried every thing % prevent
repetition other susnga but without sucosedng. fuo
gears aer marriage she again oonanod but her Oa
hrnR were % great that the child died. and her oNn m
vas desparsd o. She was told By her mily physciaa
that II Ihe had any children be feared hsr i6 would
be the forfeit As I'll the remedies she had tried besS
bad EAied She applied 70 che Botanic Physician, D..
RAPHAEL.
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ber8 ais NIT TuBtrttten Su bea4ten.
3unt Staatsannnalt bat man utS 9rn. S9ptna8 dut8ebdn9t,
Der ebeniaGs Elm alter 9plttifn8, Der p%eriebntten 9artet her
Dut6ireIer %au9ebDrte. - 0epr9e 6. S~anefpr, Der jebt9e
G(erf oes Sber8ert9ts, Der aud Bic &ecprb Office iiberpo8t,
Der aasemetn ais Elm bSflt9er uuo 9etaat8er Wtann betannt
TT uno tn teiIen Office nc cine er6Bere OrSnun8 9eberrl@t
bat ais Jest, min man aud berausia9en, nm etnen 2(emter-
lager, ben Ntentanb tennt nno ber opn benz @el9att gar nt4t"
Das sanse mHS 6ar6 BITE Convention ausebirbete Ganbi-
t~atenfprps beftebt TAFT rtnr aus 6en DeHtl6en 9ar3 nnbetanns
ten 9eripnen. Hno mir, ais frete Wtdnner, tpuen lnS ais
g8erfseuee elmer 9artet eebrau9en lafen, bic MUIR t9r etge-
mes Sntereiie, nt9t aber baS @enstnrDbi i'm auge bGtE
'Selbft Der bejieren SGla1e ber &nterttaner TT BE ytae UNI
nebmbar; tie baben It5 eruannt unb burb bic @rnennun9
ti9ttser 8e1ntte1 Der Autbrtn9lt9tett hes albernen epnoet-
ttpnSpeien8 &rps s%eboten; es TT Die Pilot aler Deutl@en
pGne llnterl6teb Der 9artet, BON tbrent SSaplre9t 5n tgrent
eiseneu Nusen @ebraud su na9en ruo tpl9ence aus Ger
@8abl etnes freien @plfeS berVpr9e9an9ene eanStpatea 5n
Sir Gi6ter res Sreisseri4tS,
81. SChnlCn, IT.
Staat8anpalt:
S. g. 6. Stn0leY.
Glert b8 GrimtnaI8ert9tf:
Capt. q. @brtltopRer.
Glert Se8 Sber8ert@ts:
@scrge Is. San9ltpn.
Sberiff:
Sobn 8. Dauater.
s~testfratpr bes g8aiienseriGt8:
Slaoc y. @UpF.
.StaotpermeIIsr:
@tlbert 3. ByYlpn.
Senator;
q. Stirling, il.
&t@ter hes g8atieneertft&;
0uSb OapeY &1ans,
S. .. NuOpun,
Sohn st. &ellO.
observation-disclosures: .4l.-
9sntY Stpfbripae,
'hercn 6. MuytY, I'D
. 3 Ntllun Wrpcter,
Sdmusl {. 0atdy,
m 1- Wtltam StlpCrrCpp,
Marpn Tsntpn, asar.
s.a Spbm S. Suwner,
SoAu g. &ennsp,
OenrY @rtfer,
y. 9. @baPpra..
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WarpIanb WeffenD 8QuDerei1.

~6erhelben dni6lte6en wpGsn. tine freunblt6f. erfu6t, ant
9tenta8, ben 8. Neoy N6enb8 X ll6r, I'm 9pfal bon s.. S.
Sherer, $50 g0et8dlttntprefr TT, 5u etldetnen, ba Die Quit.
tun896lter In @tnpfdrg Benpntntet werben, Ipnte audj bic
esfe G~irSattun9 unS jd6ut6e 8eamtenpa6l f%dttfnben fpir6.
San, %belPnbere tt Md 51 tsmerten, ba6 nur md so Ant9eife
oergeben werben tbnnen. SIM AuLtaag bS @erein8
(0p-OD Ntc. 9 d. er prpo. Ser.
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OefenfDaftS>BaA

Weinen Breunben unb 8etannten olerpart8 made t4
tiermtt BITE ~er9ebene An;etee, Bag t9 am erten Q6etbna9t8-
fetertGs III Ser serduntsen Defern @btna 9aa einen 8es
rtdtbli6en G~eieaf9aft8<Sal perdnfaltcn perbe. : Ndbere3
wirb tn elmer fpateren gu3ei8e befannt selnd9t.
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lung 5uesn unIere beutfBsn 8raber, natbbem
Fe nod Dem v@eder" eth bretfa6es 5nrraD
9straHt batteu, ua9 0auie, in benz ltcljen
8~swuBt1ein, cine nod 70 nts seietene Oempns
RraitOn far Gretbsit, @lftdbett nab NeGt III.
terItubt au BADEN.
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31r Derfnnfen.

gine ~eansbare Wtrt6I9aft In Der gt66e bes Baltimore
unb Sbtp @tfenbdbn=D ePptS lit peBen @bneIerGett be8 Gt8en.
t9lrter8 btGi8 3a %berfaHfen. 9aS Na9ere tit Der g8efer
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