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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-07
g&pal &l0titGs,
So of Olio. Kinlon CganlY.
SuERlFF S SALE.

,Sq!s If Ohio, ViatOn County,
Richard Ashurst E Son PltGs. In Court q
T. A. Brattsn. % Ct al. DeFs Order Of sale
DURSUANr to the commsud Of "a ,Elsr o.
.nloip The above cause 70 me directed nom
tDs Court of Common Pleas. OF the aiora'1ld
Oouuty Of Yiuton, will oter ~ public sale II
thv door or tlo Court House, in the Town o!
McArthur, in aforesaid county Of Vinton, On
SatHrddy tie 2Sh day Of May A. d. 1863
An hour OF cno O'Clock PM, Of said day, the
following Real esiEte tO-Hit: About seNenr
peres Of land commencing at the south. east cor
nor of the south east quarter oftle south east
Quarter of Section number five, 90 in Town
fhip number nine. o. of R3ugo number ei@h
ievn, rs in YintoH county Ohio, thence We
Ia tie eek theaee up TIC bed Il ,Ec creek t.
Elomun Rediorns lhe tuer'e southeast along
said Rsdferns line TO Tie northeast c''u'r O..
the esouth- vest quarter g!tbes'uIl vest Guar.
tf Section nrmber four, 81 IN Township ah"
RIugU Aforesaid. Thence rvnlh 10 the souI
corner OF said last named forty acre tract theh'.
vs.t 10 ttc place Of beginning also tho h'iu
half Of ln.lVl uuulhcr ruc'y ~e7'0 -. N
rept teu foe. off OF sudth side VI raid nuIA hal
Also ,hp west halfot ln-lot number one hun
dred and sixteen, tll6.) IN tho town oil Mchr-
thur Yiuton county Ohio.
Taken US the property Of + A. Bratton, t
satisfy judgement ofafyyesa.d Court, in i"yoj
Of Richard AShurst Son.
Appraised as follows, to-wt The hrst de-
,ribed realty at eighteen hundred dollars, an'
lot number ninety-seven at four hundred dol
larr, lot number one hundred and sixteen a
povcnty- Ave dollars, and nust bring two-third
VI that Auni.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
40. ty III. BnowN. ARCH. NORRIS,
Attys, for Pitt. Shf. " Co. O..
April 2sth, ls53 -5W.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-07
n OTIC Il,
TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS AND
VpII.VI'sE

Fly sho o2ld.ssr..nn OF the "a.' '.r Che r.l.u
If tho soldiers and marines in the Sa,: 'ud Oh,
United Stulcs ssrNi1c," passed March u 1885,
Itis required Of Assessor, 10 .Gho an enumerU ion
Of all Soldiers and Marines enlisted in Nia!yD
county. The said section reads rs follows.
DUTIES or ASSESSORS AND TRUSTEES.
Sro. 2. 1t shall be the Guty ofthe assossors.
in the several wards. election districts aud town
ships in lAe State, when they are making th,
assessment Of eighteen hundred aud sixty three,
20 Ia kg an enumeration, by name Of all the SOL
dicrs and marines who arc in the service Of the
State or United States, from lLCIrSeToral wHrds
townships, and election districts, benz residents
therein when entering said scryice naming the
company and regimcntto which they belong,
and make an accurate return, under onth, to tie
trustees of their respective townships, wards
al d election districts, designating those who
have fami. a..l those who have not, and where
there are families; tA1 number, s,H an4 agos,
naming such as are neCces-itCus; aid ID shall he
the dizzy If slil trustees to re visc the saIne i'm
se,tug sG.l names 80 may huv, been Jmit. Gu
and return such revised euumeIaal 90 he Au-
ditors ofthor counties on or by'nr Oh, third
Monday Of May eighteen hundred uud rixty-
three. Persons who have died or been disabled
in the service, shall DO included II this enumor-
alton. This act shall not apply to The miles Of
of any solderor maine who has been dishou-
orabiy dismissed, or deserted the service"
The Assessor ofcach Township, will include
all persons as ''r2siiel.s therein when entering
said service who ut the time Of entering the
service acJUallv resided in the township, ward OF
distri.t, without reference to the length of such
residence bus e2cIud. those who wero there for
a merely temporary purpose, or came to cali.. in
the service.
"Pcr.ons no have died or been disable in
Ill, H., 4 : 4 -, L !
camp, on the battle field, or elsewhere, while
subject to such orders
| am requested 10y tho Auditor Of State to i'm
press upo" the Assessors the necessity Of accur-
acy, so that no names may bU either enormously
omitted or improperly added, This is necessary
to secure Il just and equitable distribution Of the
boanty provided by the act
The Assessors are also required to take an Al
phabeticnl enumeration Of all male citizens
over 81 years Of age without regard TO color.
A. N. COZAD,
April i6.h l3G3-4w Aulr. V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-07
SHERIFFS SALE.
uf Ohio, 7irtos County.

Staic If Ohio, YiHtoH County.
John Karr Executor Of }PuEl In Court of
SimsL Dolen deceased Common
against Pleas.
Alice Quinn AdmiS.
trotrix Of Patrick }Delt. o,1o.,r,..
Quinn deceased, ) 0'0'' o''1''
DURSUANT to the command o(nn order
L ofHle in the above cause to me direct
ed from the Court of Common Pleas, o. The
aforesaid County of Vinlon, will offer a.
public sale, at the door of the Court House,
in tho Town Of Macarthur, in Gloresaid
County of Vinton, on
Saturday May 9th a. D. 1868
At the hour Of one o'clock PM, of said day
tie following Real estate to-wit: The
southwest quarter and part OF the noTtE-2at' ,,
quarter Of Section number twenty seven.
(27) in Township number eight, (8l OF
Range number sixteen, Q6) Of the Ohio
Company purchase containing two hundred
and seventy acres, be the sans more or lese.
Taken as the property OF Patrick Quinn
deceased to satisfy Judgement OF aforesaid
COnrI in favor of John kar Executor Of
Simon Dolen deceased.
Appraised as follows to-wit: Twenty
seven hundred dollars, aud must bring two.
thirds OF that sum.
TRIMS OF SALE. Cash in hand
BINGHAM Plf. Aty. ARCH NORRIS,
April 9th l663,-5w Shift. V.Co.,O
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-07
IN PRESS:
A NEW AND IMPORTANT WORK,
The FOUR ACTS OF DESP0TISM,
BYD.A. MAuONY, IF IOWA,
Author Of "The Prisoner Of S!ats

This work will contain full and official co2iJs
of the Four Great Acts Of Despotism by which
the constitutional government Of Washington
was subyerted, and the irresponsible Lincoln
dynasty ius tailed in its place.
l. The lax ELL, by which all tho property
and resources Of tho p3oplo arc mortgaged to
the present administration.
2. ThE CUNSCRlPTIUN y LII, by which all
the bodies Of poor nen not worth 1900 are
placed IN the hands Of the administration.
.. TIE FINANCE BILL, which destroys State
Banks and places the entire currency oi the
country in the hands OF the Secretary Ct the
lr, asury.
/. TUE INDEMNITY ACT, (ftting climsx)
which prie-umes to indemnify the Presidenl
for all the wrongs he las committed in the
past or may commit in the future.
These win each b0 preceded by a CAREFUL an
alysis, by Mr. Mahony, and their unjust oppres
siye, unconstitutional and odious features point
ed out. As book for references, it will be in
valuable to the farmer, the mechanic, the poll
tcian the labOrer-iu fact to every person, for
these mOnrtrOus acts reach from the lOftest NAH
sion to the hum blest cabin in the lgnl.
These four acts are not published TOGETHER
in any other form. They will make a large oc-
tayo pamphlet ofnearly 300 hundred pages, 10
good sized type, and will be sold at the low
price of FIFIY CENTS in paper, aud SEVENTY
1--WE CENTS in rnuslin binding
Send on the orders at ence. All orders will
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First come, first served. The cash must accom-
pany all orders.
", ~ rvrrrr, TrIDr,r IN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-07

TNIOK FIOWE{ SEEDS Desifing to give
| my choice Seeis Il circulation, | will send
80 varieties, including paper Of White Grape
Currant Seeds, postage paid, for one 81; or 20
VARIETIES FOR 80 CENTS, Wholesale prices
Win sen d those adapted to the climate, with
splendid novelties. Flower seeds are nico fol-
presents The so varieties to the wi .es OF
widows ofloyal soldiers for so cents.
"Mr. Needham is the most reliable and scien-
tifc seednan we know otf."-LAKE SHORE MIR
ROR.
Try me. CD, NEEDHAh
AIr, 30-4Y.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-07
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Daniel
lN Waller, Guardian of Joseph H. EngIe
and William Engle, has filed his accounts
or settlement, and that the same will be for
fearing on the 25th day of April 1863.
JOSEPH KALER,
April 2nd lS63,-3w. Probate Ju r.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08
LEGAL NOTICES.

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The New York herald., 1863-04-08

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ArrnE SIXTH AvBNUE OHBAP srORR
- Lad 60 " III ind asd Will buyors
rus oess proof Of the pop.isrity Of our prces
We attend 81 tbe auction sai-a
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u.aer ia ments. 0ioyes. NuS frnges Rboons B broid
si sies iaees vcyetA Ru insA Ruohes LuinEs. sd and
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sol: Ladies calf bfore purchasing You always 6ud
STRAW G0oDs. STRAW GOODS. STRAW oooDs.
We have Just rnceyes n sases Straw Hss from aace,oe
ROkALDSON 4 MEARES,
Corner Of Nnsteeash street and blIth avenue.
The New York herald., 1863-04-08
MEDICAL.

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The New York herald., 1863-04-08
ANTHOLOGY.

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The New York herald., 1863-04-08

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The New York herald., 1863-04-08

STAMFoRD. coSr.-siss TuckER RgcEIvss
- yovug educate as<stad b. snfcFrrpch
rtssens oveese. and b. eminent professors FROM Mes
The srr1ng term "Wednesday Aurr
Eeferrnres Eigt Rev john Wiii4us D. Elsh
Or of ConperficaL Middolown. Corn; Rev. W. M,nbsl
n cior stamford. Conn. Lset Joan Lord. Raw ~ Bsr
ton OF the Yrse Acadeny Nsn rork Governor Hawey
srgovernor sinor cspa'n "; ss.sdy Ds.enport Ess
dy. Esq. dec W QuintArd ksl.. D. ne nelsn,' EsQ, Il
For tsrma. Ac, apply ~ the principal
The New York herald., 1863-04-08

A oADHxy % hUslo. BRO0KLvN.
sRconD APPEARANCES Oy
MR.. AND MRS BARNEY WILLIAM,
the erGtns! Representatives, Of
IRISH AND YANKEE LIpB
WHOSE performance Mon icted OF tho
largcss and fashonate assem sd
Ne Asdemy Of hnsi ccmposed o. The elite ana VI
TRIUMPHANT sUCoEss
ENTIRE CUAk0B or fR ORAMMR
"WEDNESDAY EVENING. ARiL lfN
The performance will with tho bs,utfui Lo-
geadry DRAMA wrtsn expressly Tor Mr. sad Mrs Wiana
eutttlcd.
THE FAIRY CIROLB:
oox ocAROLANs dream.
CON 0'CAR0LAH 70 believer ~ faiyiesl
MoLEsHEn Che good that owns Cony
ro,p r,p ~ y u ID dAfI
GchsrAi Trsyers (his second appearance 10 AmeriraI
Mr. ". n. Coiings
,.ncn SnMo MRS myron
hiny ot
Puck Aie Marc Davis
To be FOL owed b. thr protean Faro. enlit-d
Law FOL. LADIES
Mrs BARNEY WILLIAMS ia ave characters.
To conclude with thc roaring Farcc of
BARNEY T1k BARON
BARNEY tsn tttnesAnt tukcr). .Nr BARNEY WILLIAn4
On Thursday, April o.
THIRD AND POSITIVELY LAST APPBARAhUR but
MR AND MRS BARNRY WILLIAMS
Nor emce open daily from ga. n uileP n
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
Highly Important from Louisiana.
The Queer-of-the-W West Recaptured.
Rebel Army in a Tight Place.
Rebels Abandoning their Guns and
Ammuni! ion.

New York, April 22.-The Herald $
letter from New Orleans, 18th, says that
the news to-day from Brasheur City is of
the utmost importance The enemy
evacuated his works at Centreville last
night, but will probably be captured en-
tire, as he is enclosed between Glover g
forces on one side. and that of Emroy
and Weitzel on the other He is leaving
his guns and ammunition behind him,
The steamer Diana, lately taken from
us, will certainly be re-captured. The
United States steamer Chieftain has re-
moved the distractions and is rapidly
approaching her.
The ram Queen-ofthe-Wes was cap
tured from the enemy in Grand Lake at
III o'clock this morning.
Capt Fuller and all her crew and Off
GERS, numbering ninety souls, are now
prisoners at Berwick's Bay. The cap
ture of the Queen-of-the-Wes is most i'm
portant and consider the whole affair
as victory ofimmense advantage to the
Union cause
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
skirmishing with the Rebels.
FEDERAL!S- SUCCESSFUL.

CHICAGO, April OLA special from
Memphis on Saturday evening SAYS three
regiment of infantry and one of cavalry
left Memphis on a accommodating expe-
dition. When near the Mononce, the
cavaiy came upon a detachment of
Blythe's rebel cavalry a fight ensued,
resulting in the repulse of the rebels
Next morning the Federal cavalry again
attacked the rebels, killing twenty,
pounding forty, and capturing eighty.
The rebels fed in great confusion across
Cold Water. After crossing, they re-
celved reinforeements, and the Federals
fell back to fernando
The rebels were so severely handled
that they did not attempt to follow.
At fernando we were reinforced by
infantry and artillery under Col. BRYANT.
who moved to Cold Water and attacked
the rebels on the opposite side of the
river. The fight lasted till sundown.
confined chiefly to infantry, as artillery
could not be successfully used as desired.
q Our loss vas five killed and fifteen
wounded
Colonel Bryant holds strong position.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
0Ie 1air,l gunrnat,
RIVER NEWS.


The river is rising slowly at this point,
but no considerable rise is expected
There was but little done on the levee
yesterday, no boats arriving or depart
ing.
The Big Grey Eagle did not arrive I'M
til 9 clock, when she came in swift as
the proud bird of Jove, whose name she
bears.
The Little Grey Eagle will be the
oueenly packet for Louisville to night
Capt Hutsinpiller and Mr. Blacksmith
are her courteous and popular officers.
On her last trip she left Louisville at 10
O'Clock Sunday morning and arrived here
at clock Monday morning, having
made forty landings. a big thing.
The New Albany Ledger in noticing
the advent of the Liberty No 2, into the
Louisville and Memphis line says:
The Liberty is one Of the finest among
sii our first class packets, and she will
prove the great attraction for travellers
as we'll as shippers. There is no more
competent or popular officer on the
river -han her commander. Capt J. B.
Archer. Her clerk, Mr. Geo. o. Hart,
Is gentleman of great suavity and
courteous bearing, as well as an accom-
pli5hed officer. We commend the boat
and her officers to travellers and shippers.
The Liberty is due here to night for
Louisville, and those who have doubts in
regard to what the Ledger says can have
those doubts removed by making the
trip to Louisville.
The Cordelia Ann, from Green River,
arrived last night with an immense cargo
of tobacco.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April %.
FLOUR dull and 25c lower.
WHEAT quiet and unchanged.
Com dull at Gle.
Oars steady at 69c.
RYE declined to 85c.
WHISKY 422.
Mess Pork nominally unchanged.
Small sales of Lard at 93@9s, and
not much demand at these rates, nor is
there much offered.
BULK SHOULDERS sold at &c loose, and
53@53 packed
SILVER 80. Exchange steady.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
HORSE MEDICINES.

JOSEPH LYON BGGS LEAVE TO AN
q nounce to tho public that he has made
arrangements 10 offer tor sale variety OF Horse
and Cattle Medicines, which re warrants as the
best and most successful ever used.
Having had thirty years experience large
farmer and Cattle dealer, he has become possessed
OF every valuable receipt which person who
ownes Horse or Cattle ought to he without, and
which nc guarantees will give better satisfaction
than any ever before offered to the public in this
country.
Among others, he names White Oils for SprniEs
and Bruises. Black OILS for preventing Gangrsns
in Mares, Cows aud Sheep, also for wounds. Lini-
noent for common Condition Powders, which
will keep Horses coat bright through the win
ter. Ointment for removing Splints, Spayins, &C.
Drinks for CalTing Cows, and all Calf diseases A
sure remedy for Heayes or Broken Wind-if taken
IN time. J, Lyon has also an infallitle euro for
Hog Cholera and all diseases of Dogs.
Any order requiring thH personal stientie3 off.
Lyon may be left AZ the Drug Store Of Charles b..
Broughton, IT'S Main Str et, where the ebo7e
remedies win be made and sold ap726 4rlm
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
The Peterh0fT Case -. Her Mails
Given Up.
Charleston and Admiral Dupont.

NEW YORK, April 22-In the matter
of the claim of the u S. District Attor-
ney for the mails of the Peterhof to be
given up by him, to be by him disposed
Of, Judge Belts to-day rendered verbal
opinion in the U. S. District Court of
this city.
He held that the District Attorney was
the master of the case that, as public
prosecutor, he has a right to accumulate
evidence as he might see fit, and if he
refused to permit the mails to be opened
a Rpaan aei hk tff 6 t Il. -Ao---'-
On this decision the mails were given
up to Dist let Attorney Smith, and by
him at once transmitted to the British
Consul.
[Corresp ndeuce of the Evening Post.]
There are fresh rumors flying every
day about Charleston and Admiral Du-
pont The question seems to be, whether
the brief attack OH Srmter was heavy
Reconnaissance, which might easily have
become the grand attack.
This reconnaissance revealed to Du-
pont his strength and his weakness, so
that he will be better prepared for the
work on hand should he renew the attack.
The statements that the President is
very angry with the Admiral, and that
he is to be removed, and that the Presi-
dent peremptoril, ordered a second at
tack, are all groundless.
There is to be a second attack, but
Dupont will probably lead it, and no IN
pleasaut dispatch has been sent to him
at all. He will, however, make the at
tack only when ordered to do so by the
President.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
New York Money Market.
New YORK, April %.

INV UhA, AAPsII -.
Money steady and unchanged. Ster-
ling Exchange more active at l6l for
first class bills. Gold very irregular,
opening at Az, advancing to 474, and
closing active at 47s@473. Government
stocks little frmer, 6,s of 81, 105i@
1851; 3-l0Treasury notes lQ51Ol063;
Socks lower; Que year certificates, new,
9e9
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
By THE E. W. LINE.
Exclusively for the journal.
Butternut Triumph at Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 22.-The municipal
election yesterday passed off quietly,
notwithstanding-the interest felt The
number of votes polled are about 90, 800.
Sherman, (Den.) for Mayor, receiving
lis majority. The balance of the Demo
cratic ticket was elected by a little larger
majority The Council stands 90 Demo
Gratis to II Republicans.
The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-04-23
NOTICE.
Nntine To Contra ntnrs

AVt4OC % OV44U1 tOtUID'
GyEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
- until Saturday, April Is, 1868, for the con-
stEuction of Brick Sidewalks. Plank Sidewalks and
Stone CURLING for the enuscing year
Said Sidewalks and Curbinss TO conform in all
respects TO requirements of the Ordinances of the
City, and the sand 10 be used in the construction
of Brick Sidewalks to be of the best clear, coarse
Bayou sand.
b. order Of the Council A. PFAFFLIS,
City Clerks OFF C, April 10 '63. Clerk.