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AVIS DETECTION.

3, Y 10 - EAUO11OANs
NONFORMENENT i Ia Proclamation de
W Son Excellence Thomas 0. Moore, Gouver'
neur de TEtat de Ia Louisiana,
Une election sera tenue aux dlnerenm NeSx
detection de la Parosse st. Landry, 10
Lundi 2 Nov embre proclaim,
1868, a leffts s'irs
Tn Gouverlreur;
I'm Lieutenant -GouvernsuGs
I'm Secretaire d'Etat;
I'm Avocat General;
I'm Auditeur des Complies Puhliss:
Tn Tresorier d'Etat
Tn Surintendans do rEdusasioS FssiiSae',
pour l'Etat rntier;-
I'm Sheriff,
Tn Coroner
Tn Assessor des Taxes Fist;
I'm Grpffier de Ia Coup de District, pour 10 pa'
roisse St. Landry
In Ayocat de District pour le Huitieme Dis
trict Judicaire;-- -
Ouatre Represantanss la Legislature de lE-r
fat. de Ia part de la Paroisse St. Landry
Six Repfesentants au Congress des Etats Goa
fsderes;-
In Juge de Pa1 ct un Constable pour cha
onr Arrondissement, ct deux JUICES de Pai1 psar
chaque Village incorpore:--
Six membres du jury de Police; c'est-a a-dirs
un membre pour chaque ACCOMPLISHMENT cn ia
ry de Police.
Les Comnissaires DETECTION NOMINEES est
effet conduiront Ielection conformenent Ia led
dams lsurs ACCOMPLISHMENTS respectifs.
L. v. CHACHERE, Sheriff
op.,onsa. ba.sss ss se sepssmpr: snai'1; 1863. 5
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EFs Mons sonlmes autorise i annoneer que Nj.
r. JOHN SMITH est canddat pour rune drs
plarts d. Representan's de crtte Ps,oisse, Ia
Legisl tnrs, i i'eltction du Novrlnbrr pro-
ct.ai,l. . Oct. leos.
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VENTE. PUBLIOUE.

SUCCESSION DE JULIE GEO STELL1'
I'll sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus or.
L frant ct derrier enchsrisseur. par le sousslgns
Encanteur, a Ia dernere residence de feu julie
George Sicily. a la Prairie des Femmes,
LIE Mardi, 20 Octobre 1868,
les nroprietes ci.dessous decrites, appartenant
Ia succession susdite, savor:
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EyNous somm-s autoriss annoncer que d..
LOUIS L. PATIN est candidas pour Reprssen-
tsnt de cet.e Parosse i 10 Legislature, fsles-
ton du 3 Noyenbre. Ito Oct. 1908
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kg Nous sommes auturise d annonr,i o. :.
Doe,s.,sr JAMES A. MrMlL AN est rss,u;.d..i
pur Raprss~ntant d.. Ia Paroisss. ST Landry a 81
i.teislatl,rr. 1 fklrctinn din yyNpvtmbrt pro.hall
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IUUU IlVreS TaDaC en- feulIIeRv
gNRAINES de la Havane, tres propre 4 Ia IA
VI bricato des Cigares, d vendre par le soss-
signe, a la Coulee Croehe.
Toutes les feuillrs de qualite inferieure ont St&
soigneusenlent sepsrees.
JOSEPH SIBILLB.
Coul<e Croche, st. Landry, 10 Sept. 1868.
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Ma ies-A Ia Nile. Orleans, ic IL Sept mbrr'
par lie Rev. ps.e Raymond. lie Capt ALcEE
DupRE, de crtte Paroissr, Mile GADRAT
MoUToN. DE- la Parosse Lafayette.
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a vIs

AVIS
fsEITX qlli5oat dis rsciauasions cnnir
~ esssla,i Il. David Il. Morris. de. asf.
nfiss tis lss prosecutor ayec les pieces 4 1t 30.
GEO, w. HuDSPETH.
Adninisrlat. .,,r.
opsiaiisas, 10 Or Isss.--aa--5f
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E7e Mons semmcs autoriss d annoncer que ir
Cololiei L. @ HUNT Est csnddat pour rep e
n,er lr irl District DE- ia Lonlsan'' au Cohgres
dss Etats Conisdsres, l'elsction q,i aura iF'
L. Z Nurembre pfucfan
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CA NDID A is.
asg~Nous snmnlrs autniss antloncer lie tic
k=t suirant:
Ticket d,Etat.
Pour G0assTnsur.
I w. ALaz;F, d Oa~st Baton Rouge.
Pskr Lieutenant fioRcernsET,
u. ". PEARCEi, DE- Brnvile
Paur 4 ipocGt General,
2. s. q 0 D e.
Psur rrssorier d Etat.
e. l.. DEPRaESE.
AHaitsxy dcs Complies Publses.
Il. p e r A L T A.
Pour Sssrstairs d'Etat,
p. D. HARDY. de st. Landry.
Psur suriatendans des Eeoles PuStiqaes,
w. FL. N. MAGRJLER.
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~ Nous ,mas.s aHarise annoncfr qnr VI
JOSEPH Nj. MOORE a csmss'ns a So lni-s'r
pnrir, c.e.lslns. canadai pour nnr teei"''n COM
nv e ,,f eseta.lt IL s,et pst is !. I, Lapts A
t,lre. feiectio. ia y s,-l!, ~. .':l,rain'
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VPELo EAs: Q
sAMEDI MATIN, -: 10 oCToBRE 1868.

kR-Nnustsom ne. autufiss annoncer que ID.
TRAscQR,L. PIrRE est esndid.' pour Re.
prSsentantde de cette Paroisse i 10 Legislature,
rsiection du Nombre. ITO Oct. 1868
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ES Nous somnrs autorse d'silnunc' EDot-
ARD Il. EASrIN cnnme cantoa pour pia,
cs de :Srcrrtairs d Etat, eircil1n q aura sleti
en- Nuvrmbr- precialn. 10 JtIi't
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VlD10.R1 D1 Nus ARnESl!
< aefalls da..s une derouts
SOFA pIete.- olnbat vigou-
rsax des Deux Cotes.-
VAleay Exemplaire do nos
Troupss. - PIusieurs OFF,
cisvs GenGra,lx tues ct bles-
ses.--L'snnenai repousse a
Chattanooga.-Forrest sur
scs derrisrss. L 'Allemaad
ct sa bande on aeroate.
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sds~Nn,is sommas autorise ann"neer que Nj
AlpHEUS l.. TUCKER est candidat cnmme
Reprssrn.aus du Qnauieme District de la L"ui-
si.ns All Congress des Etats Con.ederes, lelec-
ton ani aurs lien en Noyrnihte proclaim
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- Nous so.nines stltorise announcer NJ. E.
GIRARD, l.. tisuaire actnel, CONNIE can:.itts'
pour Ayocat de- District pour ee District (ir CD
/ sirctiot, d. Nnvrmbra prnchain la sept
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
Omr EIamirm Meeting.

ED.r.R DEM CRAr:-Our meeting
%. lnr d, moclacy on The 9th ult. AT
Ham len was the largest ever held in
,lus county. The unmb,r present
auoal rqua,Iei the nnGlher of votes in
The equity, though respectable pro
portion ot :he audience Was composed
n Iaiic-.
Sine, the arrest of The Hon. Clem,
l. Nu'ianii.ham. rnmOrs had blen
njuslIiouSly circulated that there
would b. no meeting Of the Demuc'
racy upon that day. and oar Ir,end,
from rhe adjoining counties were led
g. bviicva that the meeting had been
postponed.
The meeting was bel in very
pleasant grove, where tho people ate
h,ir dinners which they la ! brought
with them, after VIII ch the meeting
Vas urgan.zaI by clect.ns the follow
ng otlit,rs, 10 vii:
Prcs,d, ut, o. I CUNNING;
Wee Pres JUDoE SrEpnENoN, ot
Jackson
Sec'y, ID. S. DANA ; LEVI JONES, oI
Il ss.
Mr.. Cunning, on being called to
he Chair addressed the meeting in Il
ew very appropriate remarks and
inttl ducel to the audiences Ilnn
George IL Pendloton, the gncst invi
red 10 fiji tine place Of The Hon Z. l..
VallaLdigham.
Mr. pcnlleton is very able spea.
ser, cuol and logical, with lund o
Wit and hunor and rcyartee whic!l
gave him tho entire control Of be
audience, which he retained durin !
tho entire course OF his address. When
he spoke Of Mr., VaIlaudigham iol
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
SuERlFFS SALE.
Stak Of Ohio, HiatOn County.

Stats Of Ohio, piatOn County.
Madison Fought PlfGl In Court OF
against , Common Pleas
Joel Walden Deftsl order offals
DURSUANT 10 the command Of an Order Of
Sale in the above cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the County of
Jackson Rtals Ohio, | will offer at public sale at
the door Of the Court House, in the Town ofMc
Arthur, in Aforesaid County Of Vintou, on
Saturday hc 4th day Of Iuly 1863
At the hour of one o'clock PM, ofsaid day, the
following Real estate tO-wit Out-lot number
thirty, (9O,) IN the town Of Macarthur contain
ing three acres more or lesA,
Also lots number one hundred and twenty
nine, (l29. and one hundred and thirty. (l3i,)
in the town Cf Macarthur Vinton County, ,hio.
Levied upon as tho property Of Joel a. Wal
den, to satSiy judgement of aforesaid Court,
in favor Of Madison Fought.
Appraised ~ follows to wit Out-lot num-
Der thirty, at one hundred and twenty. FIVE, dol
lara, lot number l29, ut twenty dollars, and lot
number 1870, Ut twenty dollars, and must bring
twO-t thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hands.
KLIlH & HASTINGS, ARCH. NORRIS,
Atty,s for Piif sh'f V. Co., D.
Jane 4th l5b2-5y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04

SCANDIN AVA. "A friend writes to us for
our real opinion" Of Dr.. Rubacks Scandinavian
Remedies, where lie Gun obtain them-and why
they are called "Scandina van," and we
are frequently asked the same questions.-
Scandinavia is the ancient name Of Sweden and
Norway. anda Scandinavian, that is. a Sweden
or Norwegian, aiectiunatcly calls his country
Scandinavia, in the Same sense ~ we speak Of
"Collmba' or "The Union" By the way. there
are over nine thou aud Scandinavian families in
Dane Tunuty, Wisconsin. Although u citizen
Of this country for years, DR.. Rubuck Is u Swede
hy birth, and compounds his Medicines Of Swe-
dish herbs. we think the name j. very apprupri-
ate. We have the very highest opinion OF the
Medicines, and Of DR.. Roback himself, who is 1t
only singu'arly lkiIlful physician, but gentle.
man Of the Old School, as we know personally
Our advertisement columns will answer the rest
OF our frisnd's letter. See advertisement.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
Dem ocrauic Comfy Mass Meeting

McAHTHun, May 81, 1853;
At meeting OF The Democracy ol
Vinton County, Ohio, held this day
pursuant topublic notice, A. j. SWAIN
WAS called to tho Chair, ami S. q.
orEINBR poK appointed Secretary.-
And upon motion OF II. LYLE. DR.. II.
9. MOORE, y. I. CUNNING. DAVID
FOREMAN and S. G. STEIEBRooK were
appointed delegates to the Demo-
cratic State Convention at Columbus
ur. the 1lth day OF June, 1868, aud
be il
RssOlUsd, That the delegates ap.
rpoint, Il at thiS meeting, shall be
subj ct To the instructions Of the
Drrnu,racy OF Vn'on County that
meet at the city Vi Columbus, M the
llth day Of June, 1868. at the D'mo
cratic Slate CONVENTION, aud shall
vote acc rlingIy.
ReSOiCrd, That the Democracy OF
Elk, Madison kn K, VlLt II. Wilkes
IIIc AMI Cl.niun meet in Macarthur,
and that this Democracy of ltichland.
Harrison, Eagle, Jacksnn, Swan and
Brown meet tho Macarthur delega
ton at Adelphia.
Upon motion, E. A. BRArrnN was
appointed CninmitiG Of One to dcs.
ignnte u rcnd, zvuus al Columbus for
the Democrats uf Vinton County.
o. L. CUNNING WAS appointed TO
correspond with tho deIcgates from
Jacks County, in regard to accom-.
q hating them when in Vinton, on
thcir way to Columbus. Upon motion
Of o. I. CUNNING, tho Convention
ali .ulneI to meet at Columbus on the
llth prox. r.
S. q. STEINBRnoK, Src'y.
A. j. SwAIM, Chairman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04

OF government; for they established sys-
tenn which dispensed with even the forces
nrcess ,ry 10 perfect deienre, rather than
ruhlbrr It with such as might tempt il to
unnecessary collision with other States A
drmocrdtic government has no adaptation 10
war. Wor involves nation in debt. aud
requires vast supplies Of men and taxea, aud
sell.laIing people will not, except when a5so'
lutrly ublidged bs the eXig4nces of danger, vote
either one OF the other. Our government
has not tftctive powers Of consumption. No
modern state has carried on, or eau cary on
aggressive war without cOnscrption. War
however brief iIs duration, aud however
light its cSidmities, derung-s all social in!us-
try, subjects orler aud corruptS public mlr
ais, The first element, then, OF our sociai
happiness ami security is PEACE"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
LnIesf frnm EIckshurg.

CHIcAoo, June 1. = A special die
patch to the Chicago Times dated
headquarters in the field, nelr Yicks,
hurg, May %, saws: But little has
been effected during the past thrifty.
six hours. Over one hundred pieces
uf field artillery and several siegs guns
raihrd shot ard shell on the enenIy's
works yesterday.
Our mrn lay in the dtches on the
slope oi The purpet on the side Of one
"f the principal torts, Int unable 70
take it by storm, and yet determined
Tot to retire. The Federal and rebel
soldiers were not twenty five feet
apart, and both powerless to inhIct
much harm.
Each watches the other, and n doz
en- muskets are fired when soldier
exposes himself above the works on
either side. Nearly the same condi
tiOn OF things exist in McIlhcrson's
front. Ills sharp shooters prevent
the working OF the enemy's pieces in
one or two forts.
A charge was made yesterday
morning on one OF them by Stephen
sons brigade, and was repuloed.
Two Companies OF one regiment got
inside. A few got out again, bu'
most ol them were capture.
The forts arc filled with infantry.
Our artillery has dismounted few
!uns aud damaged works in some
placea, but they bre still strons,
General McCieruand was hare
PRESSED On the lett yesterday, ard sen
ior reiniorcemrnts.
Quimby's division went to the as
distance ut four o'clock. The contes
G ntirued til seven. One Of our fldg
Sas planted at the foot Of the eM tn
works on the outside Of the rebel fort
and kept there several hours, but th,
ort was not taken.
Netherlands loss is estimated n
one thousand killed and wounded
Yesterday. Fighting grows NOR
desperate each day, Transports nov
being supplies by water to within
three miles ut our right.
General Joe Johnston is reported
10 he near Big Black River with re
lniorccments for Pcmberton.
General Grant can detail sutfic
ent force from his operations here t,
keep Johnston in check.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
The Macarthur I.cai,rer wi>hc

The Macarthur gscgiSIer Wishes
10 have CiViI War la Vinton-
Invites Soldiers home 10 Kill
Democrats.
The last Register publishes letter
from G. Il. Dirkerson. who in talking
OF Democrats, says, Gle is sorry to
hear there are SO many Copperheads
in the Month"; and
"Now, sir, What course shall we
pursue toward them 7 We have long
known that they were capable OF harm,
but 80 long as we did not feel tho rf
iccts Of the poison, VIC have let them
alone Now that they have Displayed
their malice and hatred toward the
Government and the country, anc
have hiit,n the body ppl.tic and in
serted !heir poison, they mny attcmpI
to glide "tf INTO security. Shall W,
allow them to DO ST. ur shall W,
punish them 7 ISaykiN them. Are
they not the enemies uf uur county
Have they not done all in their power
to retard the progress of our armies !
Then, il it be right to make war upon
the enemies Of orr country in the
SJuth,why not pursue asmiIar course
towards its cncmies in the North e
The Register then gives an extract
from letter oi Il SON o! VIM. Van lrr.
ford, Of J ackson Tp, as follows:
'You gave me- some of the news
about the CopperheadS in that par,
OF the country. 1t iS II strange thou int
that man will desert his God, his
country, and his conscience, ami he
led BY the Hell doomed hos: Of south
ern sympathizers but | suppose il
is the ignorant class Of Democracy
that forms this society - the blind
leading the blind. They arc the
worst traitors III the world ! j would
forfeit the worth Of my bounty for my
musket, aud a thousand rounds oI
Cartridges, and two months fnrlOugh.
and J. think ! could thin them oul
some in that time; bit can not gel
a atarIough, aud they may live i'll peace
for tiule; but their doom is sealed
The, soldiers in tho field now will gri
home Sometime, aud then they will be
compelled to dlop their Cupperhead
principles. They are a class OF peo
pie that have no principles of their
own, aud too cowarlIy to fight, only
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
SIiERIFF"S SALE.
STATE II Ohio. Hmton County.

Stdtecf Ohio. Viaton County.
Ephriam Z. Black, Pl:f. In Conr, Of
against ! Common plraa.
Thomas Perco, Defts. Order ofsale.
DURSUhNT to the command of an order Of
i Pale in the above cause 10 me directed from
the Court Of Common Pleas. Of tho aforesaid
County Of Vinton ] will offer at public sule, at
At the door Of the Court llouse in the Town of
McArthur,in aforesaid County of Vinton, on
Saturday The lh day ofJuly 1863
At the hour Of one o'clock PM.. Of said day, tho
following Land to-wit: All Of the land that
les in tide northwest quarter Of Section number
sixteen, OF Range number sixteen. in Township
number nine, bounced os follows, commencing
at the southeast corner of the quarter In the
Section aforesaid ffty- nine rods to stake or
line made by the Parties. thence nortn-west
along line made by parties one hundred and
sixty rods, to the line OF said quarter Section and
corner on hickory tree, thence fifty :wo
rods TO tho corner of said quarter, thence east
one hundred and sixty rods, to the p ace Of be-.
ginning, supposed to contain fifty-six acres moro
or less. AL cfraid land situated in the County
Of Vinton, and state Of Ohio.
Levied upon as the property Of Thomas Pierce
70 satisfy decree Of Aforesaid Court in favor of
Ephrim q. Black.
Appraised as follows to. wit: Tbrco hur-
dred and twenty eight 20 lars iix,,-six and
two;thir ds cts. 1888 ,6t%, und must bring two.
thirds Of thstsum.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
Z. A. BRArToS ARCH. NORRIS.
ATTY for Pltff Sh'ffV. Co., o.
June 9TH ls6S,-5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
SIlERlFk'S SALE.
State @fOhiO, Hinton County.

Ctufc ~ O"tO, F"t0h county,
John Miller, Ptfl In Court Of Com
agasnt mon Pleas.
Thoophilus Jones ct al Defts Order Of sale
DURSU ANT to tho command fan order ofsale
l. in the above cause to me directed from the
Court Of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid Coun-
ty of Vinton, ! will offer at public sale, at the
door Of the Court House. in tho Town Of Near
thur, in aforesaid County Of Vinton, on
Saturday The Ath Say ofJuly, 1863
At the hour Of ten o'clock A NJ, Of said day, tho
following real estate to-wit Commencing at
the sou.h-west corner ofthRt part Of out lot
number twenty. five, (25, in tho town of Iyilks-
vile in said County OF Ninton, owned on tho
l4th day of May AID. 1859 by William c. Cline
aud running northeast para llel with the street
in said town fifteen rods and thence nth east
el even rods on right angle with said street
thence fifteen rods south west on o parallel with
said street thence northwest to the p acc Of
beginning containing one acre more or 10 IS, to-
gether with -four and saw mills and all other
Iappurtenahces on snid lands.
Taken as the real estate Of Theophilus Jones,
to satisfy Judgment of afolsaid Court, in favor
of John Miller.
Appraised as follows to wit Thyes thousand
tWO hundred dollars, (&32e0) and must bring
two. thirds Of that sum.
TERMS OF SALE, One third cash in hand
and the residue in two equal instalments To- wit:
Que third in six months and one third in tyelya
months, with interest from tho day Of sale.
JonN MILLER, Arch. NORRIS,
In person Ehf.V.C5O
June 4th lSG3-5w,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04

whom the meeting was called and OF
the cause Of his absence, there arose
such all involuntary burst of in ligna
tiOn from tho entire audience against
those who imprisoned him.-such an
rxprSsion ol condemnation againsr
Els unwarl anted seizurd as couid not
lail To satisfy every one that his cause
was Men causc, and II redress TOR his
grievances -was II protection OF their
own liberties.
The following Resolutions were
thea passed without II dvssenting
voice, Viz:
/ WHEREAS, The Constitution OF the
Unit,d d States expressly declares, thai
Congress shall make no Jaw abriigng
The lreedJIn Of speech . : or
the right "f the people pcaceably to
assemble an to petition tho Govern.
ment lar II redress Of grievances that
the right uf the people to bo secure
in their persons, hoUses, papers and
effects against unreasonable searches
and seizu,es ShaH not b. u0Ldted !;
that II" prrs sIn shall bI held to ans
wcr tyr capital or otherwise inia
nous crime unless on u prtsrnimrnt
or indictment oi Il Grand Jury, ,erccpt
in cases arising il The hand or naval
forces or in the militia when in actual
servlce in time Of war or pnblic DIM
ger /; that in ail criminal prosecutions
rh1 accused shall enjoy the right OF Il
spredS an public trial by an impair
tIal jury ot tho State and district
wherein the crime shall have been
committed, which district shall have
been previously a'c'rtlincl by law I;
AMI that the trial uf al! crimes. except
IN cases of impeachment, shall be by
! jury. and
WHEREAS. All these plain plovis
ions ut the Constitution have been
vinatrd in the recent seizure, i'm
]prisonment, tyiat and punishment o.
the Hen Clement l.. ValIandIgham,
II loyal citz,n Of the State. Now,
therefore, bc il
RESOLVED. That VIC the citizens Of
Snutf,ru Ohir, in public MEETING
assembled prOie.t against thu seizure,
tfia nnd sc:,ttnco pronounced aga n'l
the Hon. Cement l. Vallandigham /:
that We demand that the Fedora
Authorities revoke tho sentence St
unwalrAntAbb pronounced agains'
him; that it restore him t. his family
his home. m totM FREEMGN Of Ohio
aud that it refrain from all similar
proceedings in the Iutnre.
Edward A. Drattnn, ESQ, Of Nc
A"lhur; Il,rrison Lyle, Of Aliens
vile AMI DR.. Mnnahan Of Jackson
ad IresSel le meeting anl their r1
markS were frequently checred by th'
audience,
Oa the arrival of tho train from til,
West Hon. Wn ii Safi' ri Of Chilli.
Gothic was introduced 90 Tho au lienc,
and spoke lor nearly twu hours IN hi.
best mpol. MI. S fri is II tavorit,
with our people an hs aided to bis
Iaurels on 'he occasion.
Tho meeting aIj'urned at a lat
hour in the afternoon t" meet in Mass
CONVENTION at COlumbs, Oh the I'LL
nf Inn, ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
NOTICES

THERE will re scld by the subscriber, Ex-
scutor Of tie will Of James McGregor. deceased,
late Of Aargsn County, Ohio, on the premises,
On 1uesday June 1GtA 1868
between thehours Of 10 o'clock Al and o'clock
N. Of said day, the one undivided sixth part
OF Section number Twenty tnree, in Township
number eight, Of Range sixteen.
Terms Of sale, one third in hand one third In
one year and the remainder In two years from
the day Of sale, deferred psymsnts to bear In.
terst from day Of sAle.
HARRISON WARNER
Msy 18th Iels-tfo Exr Of James McGreeor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04

The following are tho positions oi
VALLADlGIAM on tho sul. :. ct "f Peace.
VIA Ihc Darkey Organ up str, OF dare
attack them, and give us a single
s nslnlo reason why they should not
pr, vail at tins time Every true
patriot will encourage them with all
nls hear:
:rhe lirs, want Of every nation 10 peace,
the list Is peace. 1t wants rsdre always
So our forelatners understood the philosophy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-04
FAIRBANKS SCALES

In arecent number Of tie Boston Daily even
ing rraueler. is the following report OF u case
tried in tho Superior Court of that City.
The plaintiff claimed $50 " balance due for
aplatforln Scale sold defendent. The defencs
was, that Tho Scale was to b. equal II sample Of
FarOank's make Tic claimed that 1t was infer
ior, and therefore demanded deduction from
tho price. Evdcuce was introduced to show
that thc Scale supplied was not of more thah
half the strength of tho fairbanks 6tale, with
which lit waste be equal in every respect. Yer
dict for plaintiffs, sixty. four dollars and sixty
ejuts