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Our War CorIesp ondenoe.
From the Thirteenth Vermont Regiment.
CAMr CARusI, Va, June 6, 1868.

CAhP CARU5I, va, June o, Iooo.
Some of the soldiers are disturbed to-day in
consequence Of an order which has been received
this morning The Colonel says it is settled that
we have got to stay here until July. Well, so be
it. am not disappointed. | have expected TO
stay all the WHILE and think we ought to stay
because can't see how We have served nine
months unless we stay till July. For il the es'
tabshed rule is that soldiers time does not com.
mence till he is mustered into the U. S. Service
We ought to abide by that rule At times, here
tofore. there have been many threats by some OF
the boys that they would stack their arms, or, in
other words, mutinY if Government tried to keep
them after the 25,h OF May Now We hear no
such talk. | for one, shall do my duty as long as
stay in Virginia, and il a mu,iny breaks cut 4
shaA do my duty stiA. and obey ordsu. IL lam
.sas .sh sgoiI1V boo veg 20 e'1'
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
New Store.

JACK NEWTON has asrted q new
store, on what he says Is new prin.
eiple here in the mercllantile way,
to-wit: On tho Democratic principle
of equal justice toall his customers.
lie wishes us to say that he is determ-
iDed to accommodate all who give
him q call, at fair prices, and with
good artiolea. When he gets bar.
gain, his customers shall lave o good
bargain, ,--he buys for cash, aud fat
ters himself that be can bny as cheap
az "any other man." See advertise.
ment in this paper, and give him q
call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
ARMY NEWS.

There has been report that oul
forces 10 the past week had taker
Fort Sampler, but it was contradictet
and We don't know anything abou
the results. All quiet at Chattanooga
except heavy skirmish at Look Ou
NJ ouataia, the particulars of which
we have no Information that is re-
liable. We have 10000 OF our mer
prisoners at Richmond, said TO be in
a starving condition, and our author.
ties will not exchange rebels fos
them.
WASHINGTON, November s.-Col.
Tompkins, Chief OF Artillery, on Gen.
Sedgwick's staff, posted his artillery
on the nights, about three quarters of
a mils this side Of the river, and
commenced to shell the works. About
three o'clock eighteen guns were en-.
gagged in shelling them at this short
range. The firing was beautiful, and
the effect dsmoralizing. That Of the
enemy was also very fine.
While this was goin on, General
Russell was busy with his musketry.
He pushed his limo Of ekirmishers
upon both flaIks ofth enemy's works
until nearly sunset, when his own
bfigade--composed the 9Th Wiscon
sin, Colonel Allen /; 5th Maine, Col.
Edward; 9th Maine, Col. Harris !;
and 121st New York, Col. Apton--
we're ordered to charge the riae-pits
and earthworks upon both TANKS.
Led by General Russell in psrson,
they went steadily and silently on
ward, fighting as they poceeded, till,
nearing the works, they fixed bayo.
nets and pitched in with cold steel.
This was too much even for the flower
Of the Southern Army = for it was
the much-yauntCd Laorigile they
found there--and after a short hand
to hand contest they turned to flee to
their pontoons, which we're lying di.
rectly in their rear; bnt here they
were foiled, for our boys had already
secured the approach to the bridge,
and they had no alternative but to
surrender or run for il. Some of them
tried the latter, but it was no easy
matter, and they yielded. When
those on the opposite shore found that
we held this end Of the bridge, they
set tire'to their side and destroyed q
portion of it. Thus closed at dark
one of the most brilliant actionG Of
the war. It was fought by the same.
troops that 80 gallantly stormed and
carried the nights Of St, Mary, at the
second battle Of Fredericksburg,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
Cease Viper, YOu Knaw u Fue.

The last issue Of SpaUudulix, says
We were 50 interested in the Ken.
tueky eleclions, that we came off and
forgot to pay our BILL" This of
course, is simply lie, and Alb. and
SpawnduliK know it. .a' rr
again, he says we voted for a
''niSger for Colonel" This is lie No
2 in the same issue. In fact we
never voted for a Colonel in our life.
80 in this, Spawndulix and his in
former, If he had any, are both liars.
Again, 6pawndulix says, "We
notice that a lock has been placed
on the coal house = why theneces.
sityfp II yOu went to the coal houae
and found It locked, and could not get
in, the inference 10 plain that you
were thar. Why were you there
The o Commissioners, last winter locked
You ont Of the said ceal house, as We
are informed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
Tsoback's stomneh Rilturs.
eUPEKISrENDENT's OFYIoz,
DINuHtATi, June 4, 1868. !

g.r N y -~N"'l
To DR. o. W. RoBAcK- hll
MI DEAR sm Lam dispensing second in
voice ofyour Stomach Bitters among the large
number of men who daily arrive at this Instin-
ton for refresnment and rest. The universal
testimony is that these Bitters are the best
made. For the various summer complaints
which afflict so many, Ikhow Of no remedy SC
safe and 80 sure. Platarch says, "To ask phy.
sicion what is easy and what Is hard ofdigestion
and what will agree with the stomech. is about
as sensible as to ask what is sweet or bitter, OF
sour" Persons who look out for breakers-and
have your Stomach Bitters in the house, am
surewiA never ask any one the foolish question
spoken ofby, the great philosopher. / must not
omit a word or two for your Catawba Brandy.
] have many men here who have brandy pre-
scribed forthem by distinguished Army Sur
gsOns. The effect ofyours on such arc beneficial
far mole 50 than from any previously taken
PERSONS who desire really pure Brandy cannot
tail in their purchase ifthey get yonr brand.
am, Doctor, with much respect
Your servant,
G.W.D. ANDREW, Superintendent
Office and manufactory, Nos. Sc, 5S, 60,
ana oz East Third stree. For Sale everywIers
Nov. 9th Iss2,-alt. mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
AnTnramOns CaIumny Bra nded

The Dayton CO., cypress very
properly notices q very mean anC
infamous cslumny respecting Mr.
Vallandighsm, which is now going
the ronnds ofthe Abolition press. All
Of his friends, and their name is legion
know its falsity. Mr.. Vallandighan
is habitually sober and tempcrate-s
man of most exemplary morals and
habits. Never before did embitterd
partisans ever venture to say that he
was not sober, temperate, virtuous
and honest in all the relations ol
private life. 1t would crafty some
Of his enemies, no doubt, to knowthat
his prosecutors had driven him into
the indulgence to excess Of hurtful
stimulants, but they will be 'disap.
pointed in their malice. Mr.. Vallan.
digham's temperate-cool, warm and
prudent--and his good judgment and
regard for the opinions Of society, moi
to say his duty to himself, HE family
and friends, would always prevent
him from the indulgenceS that have
ruined 30 many Of our greatest and
best men. The Empire says:.
AN INFAMOUS ABOLITION LIE.
"After all the infamous lies heapeG
upon the Hon. C. L. Vallandipham
during the late canvass, one wowse
suppose that the Abolition stock o
fa!sehood had been exhausted Bul
such is not .he case. The miserable
scoandrels, not satisfied with thail
lying attacks and infamous ISLANDERS
upon his political record, now seek
by the nost miserable and unfoundeC
falsehoods, to cast a stain upon hit
private character. But it will fail a
signally as their attempts 10 blast hi
political reputation. The following
which we believe originated with th,
Cincinnati Commercial, is going th,
rounds ofthe Abolition press:
"'Vallandigham is terribly cas-
down by the result in Ohio. He i
| fast putting an enemy in his mouth 4
steal away his brains. He puts hi
trust in Copperheads, and if he is no
careful he will ace soma of the snake
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
AUDITORS SALE OF

SCHOOL & MINISTERIAL LANDB.
THE undsIsigaod vin offer at pablis suc-
a ton, at the door Of the Court Houss In Nc
Arthur, Ohio. on
Monlay, January 4sh, 1854,
the following described parcels Of land, tO-wit:
Lot naEnbef two, on the plat Of Mih,ataTiAI
section nGmbsr twenty-aine, Township nd nber
eight, OF Range number sixteen, in WilkesyillS
township, Vinton county, Ohio cohtainin0 gene
hundred acres, appraised at one dollar aAA
tive enty-hVe cents per acre.
Also, the west half of the south-v..t c.s,,.,
Of section number sixteen, township and .rsa0s
Gforesaid, containing eighty aeres,. appraised st
nVe dollars per acre. Also. the east half Of he
southwest quarter Of section number aikhkny
township and range Aforesaid containing eighty
acres, appraikedat SIX dollars and fry csntspur
acre. Also, the west half of the south east
quarter, OF section number sixteen, township
and range aforesaid, containing eighty acres,
appraised at six dollars per acre. Also the east
half OF the southeast quarter ofiseciion num-
Der sixteen. township and range Aforesaid, con-
tanning eighty acres, appraised at seven dollArs
per acre Also, Lot number one in section nnm-
yer one, OF township anc range aforesaid, begin
ning at the southeast corner Of said section Of
q post; thence west on the section line, eighty
pores and ten links to post; thence north enc
ANA sAlVo pvics huu te0 lnko 10 -
post; thence east eighty poles and fourteen links
on said section line to a post; thencs sonth on
said section line ono hundred and fortysthtee
poles and ten links TO the place Of beRinninR,
containing ssventy-four acIers and eiehty.two
po los, more or less, RppraiHeda at six dollars mar
acre. Also, Lot umber two in said ssctIon
namber ono, townahi2 and range aforaaaId. ha-
ginning eighty poles and tea 1ihks woIs Of The
southeast corner Of said section, on the south
line 70 the post thence weht eighty poles and
ten links along said section line to posk: thopoe
north one hpndredand forty eight poles and tan
links TO post In tho centre of said saetien;
hence east eighty poles and fourteen linkn toa
post; thence south one hundred and forty. eiahi
polos and ten LINKS to the place of beginning,
containing seventy. -four acres eighty-two polss
more or less, appraised at three dollars per aoFe.
Also, the Following lands situated in the Ceuaty
Of Meigs, in the State of Ohio, to- Wit; The
east half Of the southwest quarter Of section
number twenty.six, township number elRht, Of
range number fifteen, containing eighty acres,
appraised at two dollars and seventy Eve cenys
per acre. And Lot number six, IN said section
aumher twenty-sixr of township and range laAt
aforesaid, containing eighty acres, appraised At
four dollars per acre. Each parcel ofiand must
bnng the appraised value thereof.
TERMS OF SALE, one twelfth In cash and
the residue In eleven equal annual instAlnen,s,
With interest from the dAY OF sale, to be paid
annually. AN. CoZAD,
Nov. l9, Sa-ws, Aud. vintOn Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
TsEaE is in Nova Scotia a younc

THERE is in Nova Scotia a young
woman, seventeen ycaruuf -age, vino
is seven feet two inches in hight
She measures forty'three inches round
the waist, pthirty-three inches from hei
armpit 10 the tip Of her fingers, wei
CHS two hundred and seventy-foul
pounds, and has afoot thirteen inches
long. She is good-looking, quite
social, although difident, not being
accustomed to see the public, and bel
name ia Anua Swan. g-s l..-g'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
! aaw PIaainR IL.

Spawpdulix, in the last Register,
taking back his slander on 1t. Colnel
GRosvEsoR, based on the letter Of a
Mrs. STEWART Of Athens. Said lady
also referring to Colonel STANLEY as
10 who 1t. Colonel GRosvENoR is.
Didn't said Spawndulix get bis foot
IN it7 Hear what Colonel STANLEY
and other military gentlemen say ol
1t. Colonel GRosvEEoR, al The Chick.
smauga battle;
EXTRACT FROM COL. sTANLEY's RsPoRT
Colonel Stoughton, of the 11tt
Michigan, displayed the Same cool
ness and fearleOsness as at Stone
River. cautioned him that he ex
posed himself too much, but saw nc
change 10 that respect afterwards
The same may be said Of 1t. Colone
Rafin, 10th Illinois, as also Of Lieut.
Colonel Grosvenor, of tho 18th Ohio
who, with his Regiment, was in The
hottest ofihe fight" r.li
Ezfslcr Fsoa COZ sroreBTos'srrroE1
'Lieut. Colonel Rafin. Of the 19tl
Illinois, Lieut., Colonel Grosvenor, o.
the 18th Chic, and Lieut.. Coione
Nudge, Of the 1lth Michigan, beba
we'd with great GOODNESS, and gallantry
aud rnanaged their respective Regi
ments with skill and ability"
The fact IS, GiysoS cannot tell tbs
truth OF any person. rl lrT'r &
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

To TIE LADIES. Oarfriends in the
End Va. Cavalry, in Western Va,
are anxioas for a correspondence -
We hope some "Valley Jennie" will
send "Mountaih Jack" q line, giving
our bestrespects, and let us publish
the correspondence. Why not =
Pitch in Gals. See notice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
Seward va. Seward--The Administrative
t and the Government.

Seward va. Seward--The Administration
and the Government.
In Mr.. Stewards late speech at
Auburn, on the evening before the
election, he said
"The country is IN dsnger--it is to
be rescued by the Government. You
will succeed, because you vote for the
Government in voting to sustain the
Administration. Your opponents
commit the fatal error of supposing
that they can divide the Administra.
ton from tho Government, and support
the one and discard the other. No
man can serve two masters. Consider
this point for moment. II is only
through the Administration that the
country can put forth the effort neces
sary for its rescue. II you discard this
Administration OF tho Government by
your votes, you bring no new or better
one to its place." .' 81
Now, as an answer to this speect
Of Stewards, read Stewards letter:
"MR. SEWARD TO Mr.. ADAMS.
DEPARrMgNr OF STATE !
WAsHNeroN, November 10, 1853
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12


"In this country especially, 1t is a
habit not only entirely cousisten! with
The Constitution, but even essential
10 iis stability, to regarding the Ad-
miDisiratIou AT anytime existing as
distinct and separate frcm the Gov
.rnment itself, and 10 canvass the
proceedings of the one without athe
thought of disloyalty to the other.
We might possibly have had quicker
success in suppressing the insurrec-
tion, if this habit could have rested a
little longer in abeyance but, on the
other hand. We are uuder obligations
to save net only the unity Or the in
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
D. s. DANA. Atty.
MnAnrurR NnRsgar. : This ia !,

MoABrHUR NuRsERr. - This 10 q
thing our people have long needed in
this county. There need be no fur.
ther excuse for bad frsit in Vinton, as
Ex-Sbertf Gold and bis brothe: has
started q Nursery where every variety
OF fruit trees can be had. See adver
tiseHent il, onolller column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

,tegrity Of the country, but also its
inestimable and precious Constitution
No one can safely say TINT the resum
| ptiou OF the previous popular habiI
does not tend to this last and mos
important consumation, ifa! the same
time, as we confidently expect, the
Union shall be saved.
~ am your obedient servant.
"WILLIAM Il: SEWARD.
"Charles Francis Adams, &C."
N>~o~o~o~o~~~ tt
How the Result of the Election is
Viewed Abroad,
The Toronto( (Canada) Leader which
is noted for its warm advocacy Of the
Confederate Southern cause, in an
article upon the late elections, says : +.
DIRECTIONS IN THE NORTH.
'Flections took place yesterday for
State and local officers in New York,
Massachusetts, Michigan and other
Northern States. The States named
seem to have been carried by the Re-
publican or Union party Massachu,I
chusettS and Michigan by large and
increased maJorities over last year,
and New York probably by a small
majority. This 'Union' party goes
for an unconditional support Of the
war and the policy Of the Federal
GOvernment--for emancipation, con- !
fScation, ,subjugation and annihilation
OF the Southland is the same party,
nnder another name, that did 90 much
to bring about the civil war. 1t has,
at these elections, at any rate, beaten
out OF sight the Democratic party.
mo one who wishes the South
well, in is gallant struggle for indie.
pendence, caa regret that this party
has been defeated, for it is far more
dangerous to the South, which It en-
deavors to win over by fair promises.
than the open enemy that attempts TO
control it with the bayonet!"l
There is not a man Of sense who
does not assent to the truth Of the !
ines 9 have placed in brackets.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

Thus the Democratic Ticket is all
elected IN tue County, and Brough,
has a maiority OF 81. sf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
.CountY Vote OmciaI.

The soldiers vote Was counted out
yesterday and We give the result be-
low, ID the eotal vote.
Brough for Governor receives 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

TslAa received certificate for
BOuaty and Back pay for the follow.
iDG persons, to,wit: ~.
Mrs. Margaret Gilmore, S120i36
Also Pension certificates for
Margaret Schrecksngaust and Caro-.
line Snyder. su ~ .'
D. 8. DANA. Atty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
N0TICE:

A IL those knowing themselves inhabited 10
n. the late hrms. Of Davis d Swain, and
Davis q Nswkirk, are requested to call and
pay up while oresnbacks are plenty: liberal
indul9snes has been given. ) -, Id, -, i
Nov 5th-e3-3w. TH0NkGB, DAVIS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12
To Nervous sufrerers OF Both sern..

To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes
A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored to health In few DAYS, after nm
dergoi ng all tho usual routine and Irregular Az
pensiv4 modes Of treatment without success. CON
fiders 1t his sacred duty to communicates to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of cnrs.- =
Hence, on the receipt of an addressed enyelono
he Will send Gree a copy Of the presciiption
used. Direct to D. JonS N. DAeNALL, 1856 Fui.
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
March May, July, Sep, Now, JAM
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-11-12

Home VOte Of OhiO : O1dcIiaI.
The following is the official vote
thome) of Chic for Governor at th Q
election held October Is, 1868.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26
FROM RICHMOND.

NEw York, September 25-Haryey Birch,
who has been in prison in Richmond since
March last, and just released, in letter to
the Herald, gives the following items:
A clerk in the Navy Department, relative
Of Secretary Mallory, assured me that they
have nine ircn-cads being constructed in
Europe, five Of which would be ready Tor sea
early in October
! was informed by the private secretary of
Mr. Benjamin, that dispatches had been re
at the State department from Mr. Shdel con
tanning the positiee assurance that the rebels
would berecognzed by France on or before
she 10Th Of January, 1864.
| know Jeif Davis and all the leading reb
els regard Richmond as the heart of the con
federacy, without which it would likely die
The report that Jeif Davis about to call out
several hundred thousand negroes, is proba-
bly, not without some foundation The pro-
prety and expedeaey of such measure has
been the subject Of discussion in the rebel
Cabinet for several months past
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1863-09-26
RATTLE OLE CHIcAMAuGA.

NEw YoRE, Sept 26,--According to the
correspondence OF the Tribune, previous to
the battle, McCook's corps reached Alpine
twenty eight miles north west Of Rome. On
the 10th, Thomas corps encountered the enc
my in force in the valley between Mission and
Pigeon mountains On the lth he fell back
to Mission Ridge On the 18th Crittenden' s
corps connected with Thomas In Thenas'
report Rosecrans ordered McCook to fall back
to the main force, which he accomplished on
the 10Th
Deserlers on the 10th and 18th reported
the arrival of Longstrects corps at Resaca,
near Lafayette which determined Rosecans,
in the face Of numerical superiority the re.
bells, to be attacked in his own choice of posi-
ton, rather than seek the enemy
The Heraids special from the army OF
the Pot mac Of the 25th, states that three
deserters were eXecnted some others were
rospited ny the President