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WASHINGTON, Sept 80. Minister Bur ingame
officially communicates Ihat the Imperial Gov
ernment of'Chna has responded to ms request
for an txtention Of time IN which 10 e-export
native produce from three to twelve months
This change he saws, VIII do much for the trade
of all nations, and puts us unuer many oblga
tons to the Chinese.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 30 The american has the
Richmond EnqnHer OF yesterday y dispatch
from Charleston, dated the 2Sth, says the enc
my with their Morris Island batteries were
firing at the runs Of Fort Sumter to-day for
the first time for several weeks, NJ damage
WAS done.
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The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-10-01

FORTRESS MONROE, Sept. 20. The Richmond
Enquirer Of the 26Ih srys the enemy occupy
the railroad between Nutchell's Station and
Rapidan Station.
Near Chattanooga, Sept "a Thoreport from
Gen. Hood last night was favorable. Our pris-
oners will reach GOO, Of whom 200 are wound
ed. We have rs stands OF coIors, 3 pieces Of
artillery, and 5000 small arms The Yankee
prisoners have abundance Of counterfeit money.
Some Of them have been put in irons for pass
ing it.
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BY TELEGRA g. "a
TO THE FREEMAN.
T O'CLOCK A. M

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Sept. 27. Our occupation
OF East Tennessee continues quiet. In General
Foster IS engagement with Garter he captured
70, killed 6, wounded 10, and routed the bal
ance.
The expedition to drive the rebels from the
railroad was successful. Skrmishing continued
all day Monday. The rebels retired into their
earthworks. The cannonading was kept up all
night, and the attack continued till Tuesday,
but they made their escape without capture
during the night, leaving seventeen dead. Oar
loss was two killed and seven wounded. This
leaves East Tennessee clear. The rowing bands
will be picked up by our cavalry.
Our boys are IN fine spirits and health. Gen.
Hartsuf left for the north on Friday. Gen,
Judah is in temporary command of the corps.
Forage and food are plenty.
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ing it.
New YORK, Sept 80. The Posts Washing.
ton dispatch says there is the highest authority
for stating that the rumOrs current yesterday
OF disaster to our arms are all false.
The Republican Of this morning says that
good LEWIS has been received which viii be
made known in d few days.
Harper Ferry letter says: Coles cavalry
came in contact with Mosby and $50 of his
command near Upperville last Friday, drawn
up in line of battle, awaiting his arrival. Maj.
Cole charged on the rebels, when they scattered
and fled 10 confusion.
One rebel was killed, and nine taken prison
ers Some seventy-fve horses and mules, and
one man of the 10Th New York cavalry were
re-captured.
y w ARLINGTON, Sept. 80. The Missouri delega-
tion called upon the President to-day, by APP
pointment, and presented, through their chair
man, Mr.. Drake, an address containing alleged
grievances and asking for change of the mill
tary commander in the department of Missouri.
The President received the address and prom
Used to give it a careful consideration, and fur
nish a reply as early as practicable. A Tree
conversat ioual discussion took place, lasting
several hours. The language on both sides was
earnest, though courteous and friendly. This
having been strictly private interview, no re-
porters for the press were present.
The address is signed by seventy persons com
posing the committee, who say they have eudeav-
ored carefully to avoid exaggoraton, and to speak
the simple truth. Among other things they
asked the immediate restoration of the military
control of Missouri into the hands OF the nation
al officers and troops, and the entire discharge
of all the enrolled militia of the States from any
further service at the arbitrary will Of Governor
Gamble and further, that in place of General
Schofeld a department commander be assigned
to the department of Missouri, whose sympathies
will be with Mis,ourians, loyal and suffering
people, and not with slavery and pro-slavery
men.
They say that Geu. Schofeld has disappoint-
ed their just expectations by identifying him
self with their State administration, and that
his policy has been, as they believed, shaped to
form with Gov. CANDLES pro slavery and con-
sentative views
The de egation say that firm the day of Gen.
Schofeld's accession to the command Of the de-
partment, matters have grown worse and worse
in Missouri, till now they arc in more terrible
condition than they have been at any time since
the outbreak of the rebellion. They therefore
respectfully pray the President to send another
General to command that department, and if
they do not overstep the bounds of property,
they ask that the commander sent them may be
Maj. General Butler.
They believe that Gen. Buffers presence there
would restore order and peace to Missouri in less
than sixty days He would be received by their
piople with rejoicing, and they would once more
be permitted to feel that loyalty is to govern
Missouri
They entreat the President to observe that in
their Inflated statethe conflict is between loyalty
and disloyalty. 1t is impossible that DO tn
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RELjBF ~ TEN MIUTEs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
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ea5,,avsa ,i,;zens n ,-,se ij,e.rptyo,,aI
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tho ,eas;,,. N a. sn,e and nIo1 pep.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

discovered the rebel videttes ono haR
mile ahead on the turnpike. Major
Wiles and Colonel McKlbbea imme
diatAy started forward with a flag OF
truce, aud were soon ia eenlmunisa.
ton with the rehol authorizes.
The latter having expressed q will.
ingaoss to reeeiye "Mis!er Fallaadig.
ham," tue two ofieers 4eturued. -
Major WIles aud Uaptain Goodwin
accompanied The prisoner within tbs
rybl liues, aud about nine A. II. de.
,iVered hHn into the hands OF q single
private edd.cr beIongingto the Fifty.
first hlabama, Colonel Webb, Mr.
VaIiagdighan, making the following
declaration: al AN uERE WITH
IN YOUR LINES BY FORCE
AND AGAINST MY WILL. |
THEREFORE, So RRENDER NY
SELF TO YOU AS A PRISONER
OF WAR"
TIE bearing Of Mr. ValandighaW
throughout the Whole affair Was mod
est, sensible and digniHvd-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
~. uv.pevAa7gss COMPANY

-" HEApcvAargRs COMPANY Il, DC. Q
Sixth Reeimeus ., ", Camp at. Beverly, Va
July q, 1891,
DR.. c. W. RcsAoK; Cincinnati, '0hio:-Ws
received yOui long wished for and welcome :ReR
oliss few days ego, and hasten t0sretrrn you
aunar.mous expression n regard TO opE hlgn
opinion OF the merits Of sune,
We have used them with great benehtin Out
Company and heartily, attest to the public opiu
ion OF their great benefits. In cur cases ,esps-
cially where theTe have beer 90 many greas
changes as from the ciyiliaain daily routine,iin
oysincss.st home, to tho exposed habits of As-
i've soldiers iu u arrange ard unnatural county
do We Iao'. appreciate the merits of suoh itsaV-
sn-sggt rE.ac,ls yours. 80 all those in on1
pa.i.iuu 90 10 most semphaGc2ily rocommenE
yuor SaasdiOs, being assured, from expsrisns1,
they y.il be 4 very welcome 0mpGnion.
Yours very. trulv,
JotEfH A. AEDREws,
Capt Co. 3, Sixth. .Reg't' ON.
signet'
.,IsmesY sompls, lst Sergeant CorpInyG.
Chss, Il Foster, Cd Sergeant.
.Chaa. B Russel, lstiL Lieut.. Co. eth Rsgt 0A,
Thes.s Royse I'D Lieut. - 4,
iE..B Warren, Sd Sergesnt, "a 10
S. A Thayer 18th. geTgeant,
Sam. D schoolsy. ComInisary,
.CaruOral Chas. W. taylor;
Corporal Edward Bultmanp,
CORPORAL Carlton C. Gable,
.ogetherwith69 prlyGtss-annsnimoussx
son being given.
For sale rt1o.s East Fourth street, asE
DTggsts everywhere.
The specis attention Of fSutler rs is solioitsd -
ths,ss being the best article for complaints Ia
cident TO camp life.
Feb. alt mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
The Cincinnati ConmerclSI InElses
Civil War.

We take the following extract EolR
an article IN the COmmerGiaL Gf yea
,crdsy, gle1tipg oyer the arrest of
y NaI.Anaighap:
The .y'-ala Of the t.aitSr hSVs
BOW 90 a9e.as whether they viii sub
nit 80 tag authorities or resist them.
Lesis,aa9y ia civil wA9. ltthat HUG
aome, We might ae well have itnow,
aud see whether Ohio is or is net y
loyal State; whether /! belongs IN
the United States or with the Confea.
crate States; whethor treason is to
triumph or the cause oflaW aud order
to bU gnticated -
llere the leading Republican paper
in Chic iQyites civil war ia tbs
Mouth. Aud it loGka cut the true
'purposo Of the arbitrary arrest ct
E&I!andigAam and Uther prominent
Icmocrsts, viz: to put down the de.
mOcracy, and if they resist encrosch.
mcnls upon their God-given and
Constitutional rights, let civil war
come says thio abolition organ. These
in power knowing we'll the enormity
oftheir damnablG acts oftTAnny, ere
endeagoriug to provoke resistance ia
order to iuaugurate civil wst. Should
they GuccoeG lot neither them nor ,heE
abetters think to escape the wrath Of
an outraged people. If VGIlandig-
ham ia q ''trsitor" then mejoity Of
the people Of Ohio are traitors. Ws
warn thougItless Republican parti-
aaus TO cease their laughing over
arbitrary arrests, aud consider whlthos
we arc drifting before Iordly despot-
ism ie estsUishol oyerthem. .-IhG
EagLe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
yvaJG:lslti I:sIg:;asl u. r5lz4.

C0Vs chrsgginr !Shs Constitutions
I5idh.s -of .Syeeu en- witHoa; regagd {,
EpE,tT, .;sg g III ,hc: sesls IL >a0otasrool
,4Anu SHas oasa baUisEeG 10 WslLinti,e
suaesjeS isss. aElie, isLI0 H.cl.izons
IasiDeOn,:oCasT -acogsh ,alalice, a. !
iI0rase Fpugpose'o,~r ~ryipg't 'td6a,qpor
ralG Dsno3Falic -, y Els stts,ny, c.
Go.rg sseseia. 1t i, .duIa .o.azsa-ar
4 Gest OF t1ef Democrats IN tna'AYr1y
rsaq2sksiiaelaS bsita;s ,..ifzLTEA.l. i,
i.irzias "a; 4 cAitoT. It is:cGas,.O e6tab
-!isit ihs saSsrG.agdeg on our sesty c
L.hsi.s; III +, srgaEGA ~ gZGsh TIC. .oysls
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
NOTICES

THERE will he sold by the.sabscriher, SEz-
soutor Of the will .ofijsmes hcGrsgor, deceased,
late Of asrgsn County, Ohio, on ths premise,
On Tuesday Ja4ne!1eM 1863
beteen the hours Of 10 O'Clock Am and 4 o,elosk
h"of saiddAy, the onsundividsd .sixth part
Of eeetion number Twenly-tEree, in .Townsh;p
number eight, Of fRangs- sixteen.
Terms Of sale, lone third Id hand one Third In
one year and the remainder in two ,yearsfron
the day of sale, deferred payments to bear In
terst from day, of-sale. "a -
HARRISON WARNER
May.2sth I653-tfo .Exr. Of Jamea Nc1rtcaf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
VallaudiGham Delivered 10 the Rebels.
Special Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazestel
IL r.nrn 2 10 nnnn Mnr o.

' 6iiHudig ham Delivered TO the Rebels.
,Speoiul Dispatch to the Cincinnati Gazettel
nuRyREBsaoRo, May 25.
Last rieht.at q little past 10 o'clock,
G.yuant u. NaI.auAigham arrived 1t
-uis place on an eItrs tain OF cars
Irom Nashville, IN charge Of Captain
Nmiay, CT the Thirteenth EegaIaI
Infantry, witt small, squad cf men,
Immediately on his arrive, he was
put iuto O. small opsn spring wagon,
and taken to the Office Of Provost
Marshal General Wiles. General
Resecrans aud t. few others called
upon him here, and three or lcur hour'
were spent in conversation.
An order has been placed in the
hands of Major Wiles to take thC
prisoner in charge, and convey hin
| to the house OF q Colonel Winston
living bear our outpUsts On the Shel
Ibyville Road keep him there unit
morning, and then deliver bin, under
a-fag Of truce, into the hands Of TIT
rebel authorities. 1t was 2 o'clock in
the morning before 'VallanoigLau
was started Oh his journey. He rode
in the same wagon that brought him
up from the depot. Colonel McKib
ben, senior Aid to the General com
manding, Lieutenant Colonel Ducat,
Inspector General Of the Department
Major Wiles, Provost Marshal Sen
erai, Capt. Goodwin, Thirty.seventl
indiana, Assistant Provost Marshal
General, Captain .Doohtfle, .Fourt!
Regimen! of Cavalry, and Lieutenant
Kelley, commanding the two compan
lies Of cavalry tyrmiRg the Generals
escort, accompanied the prisoner
The first signs OF daylight were ap
pearing in the east when the cavalry
,stopped al the house to wait for ful
Iriug Here, after we were again or
ourway and just as the sun rose, ,we
reached lour extreme 'outpOsts anC
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
ARMY NEW 8.

WAsmVcraH, May % - The FOL.
lowirs has just boeG received 1t The
War EtpaGMeat"
"NEmms, Nay 23 1863.
sTo Hen. Gideon wel.os, S.s'y @: the Navy;
I forward the following just recei.
7cd .ula Colonel JVan &. Rdwliugs,
Assistant Adia,aut General in The
rear Of Wicksbarg, LAY 2e: The
~my .el YeuHes=5a landed at Bern.
aaju~g Oh ..a Goth af April. On
g.. n.,' ,t May We fought the battle
yfLvr {; he ii, aUd defeated the reG,
els uu lyr General Bowen, who5e loss
IN killed, wounded and yrBoucrS WAS
at least fifteen hundred ani d.ly, aud
loss in artillery i've .liecps.
"Dutho I2ih Of Muy, at til. battle
Of Raymoad, the rebg.e were defeated
with 4 loss Of eight hundred.
son the 18th Of Mag we defeated
General Jo,rph i, Jnonston, aud
captured jacksHn, with IosG tOthe
caemy eli fonr iunlreJ, besides i'm
mcnse stores aud manufactures. and
scyoutron pieces Of artillery. On til,
IiGlb Of May we fought the hioody anl
decisive battle 1t Bakers Greek, IL
which the entire force Of Y ickSburg
uuder General PembertoR, wa5 de-
taatyd, with loss Of ~ PIECES o
Grtulluy and 1000 men. On the LII
Of May we doDeatal the same force u
the Ns Black ly,r Bridge, with the
,r-s 81 &9gJ m.a AL II piece3 I
Wuaag
'0a the lsd.o, Nay We jayeo,e,
Tictay,s c,ot,:l. yo.uGy GOrsra
-sr,!o carried tic .id4p.ts % IT,,
nam.. d. Ike city. The right Of .th}
,rag gy5.5 vi lie MissisSippi above
F'atsadrg.
I.,four,7
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

WAsuIEGTou, May q. - The fol.
.owius otljcja! dclaiI5 ofthe battle 0!
Black River Bridge have been re
ceived:
in LGaR or yIcEsBGao, May 29-t Az.
!. M.e.autcn, 5ec.c tary Of War,
Geucral Grant won Il great ard
,numentoua victory over tho rebels
IN Ter pcmbsrtoa, On the jackson and
.VIcksIurg Railroad, at Bakers Greek,
Oh the .lClh inst. PembeEton had u
most formidable position on.thercres.
Of . wooded Hill, over which the road
pasaes IonsitudinalIy. He had abort
25, eco men. The battle began about
elsYen O'clock i, ,M and was gained
.at iourP. 81. Tie bruut was borne
Iby lloyey's divisions Of McU ,r1mnd's
corps, 'LQgans and Crocker,s diYig
,ious Of McL'iersop'5 CORPS. uovoy
attacked the hiiLsnd held the greater
part ol it till two o'clock z. M. whep
having lcst 1900 men, he was snc.
/ cetd ~ Doomer,e and Holmes brig.
adca ot Cgucker'e division, by which
, .he Conflict was eudgd IN that ps.rt OF
tie .GefG, Boomer lost tG0 men,
Logan operated on the right, end cut
Of the euomY's direct retreat so,that
he waG compelled 10 escape by his
light flank through the woods. Logon
lost 400 killed and wounded. We
took about 1000 plison9rs.
,Un the l7th, advancing 10 the Big
Black, We fought Penbgrton again at
The bridge there, and captured 5000
moro prisoners. He fought in rife.
pic, protected bya difficult hayon full
Of abattis. Dawless' brigade of Nc.
Ciernand'5 corps charged the rife pits
maguihcentIy, aud took more prison
! ers than their own numbers.
Hernberton burned tic brio &C, and
retired to Yicksbarg, with only three
cannon out G sixty tina. he had taken
cut. Duiidjug four bridges over the
Z Black, Genera Gseut arrived
1s..c .y. .cwu en- Che evening OF tbc
.saa, anu holds Il closely invaeted
. liz aad opened 2 Inc Of supplies aM
tCarzaaaa JaYou, having cut the
-oGn uii iroai.Iiaiuss' 8lnf, 'wnicirif
.aIdonsd hy the enemy, and -whiOl
General Grant sill occupy. There
,wa5 sharp Citing throught the day
Yesterday. Steele Won andsholds thC
i.upuer bluffs and the eucrGy'e upper
WAGER halterie8, aud gets from
Tue aiississiypi.
rSh5ruan's corps lost yesterday SOC
t-lII!3daldwoundsd. .Mc2herson, wht
holds the ccnter, lest little, as did
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

place a uinskct yr two 1t the polls.
B,siies, who would want = Governor
who wogll .lav4 - i.vA it F,r:ugas
Wesuapcge thut Fullaniigliam and
lis .irnls wi c@F@g5t 81! Tho sgau-
chs which The Courts of law RHtl,rd to
Gisarpoiut Lincoln ct bis prey and
thu tho pressure OF public opinion
wiIl he invoked Us far rs yray 10
These appliances falling, and IA nv
pIu spbmitting TO seq FuliandisI'aH
boiUo away, it is idle to talk shout
thrw havtl ,-"Gy srfrt ets whatever.
tae tsomutng Chnaman Ir,siIatos
himself rut more suhmissively before
tho "CeiestiaI" Sovereign who eats
giGo sHih caop sticks, than will they
hence,or.h before The mnjesric Abra
ham, the joker. Gbey will scarcely
pretend to he ireG.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
1,r. YniInndiahnm,s Cnsn-

hlf. FNIl0ndIa NUNS Ease.
Messrs. Wade and Chandler are
,urging tho President to send Falau.
digham South. As yet Mr. LincolR
has not agreed to their demands, but
should hc not do 80, it will b1 the fret
deteat. - Washington DtspatgA NeW
York NegS.
MesGrS Wade and Chandler were
successful Mr.. Lincoln changed tho
sentence imposed Ly Gen. Burnside,
and yestcrday Mr.. Yallandigham was
seat South.
How mean is such a proceeding on
the par; d the Administration! Mr..
INaIIandigham has opposed disUnion
and separation visa all L.5 .bii!ly
iI0 is today opposed to separation.
| he docsnot sympathize in any efforts,
iNurdl or South, to divide the States
Iints separate COniederacies. When
he gets with the leaders at the South,
! he will be Ns much opposed to their
schemes Of disuniGn as ho was, and
ialways expressed hlmsoif to be, at
home. They Of the South know that
Mr.. Fallandigham is opposed to their
ulIrts to dismeMber the Union, and,
I therefore, can not regard him rs dc
'suable addition to their population.
f Il they permit Ajm 10 -ome Within
.ac.. ..n-s they Muy treat him .es
.u-vGcl.y, Ous .nay wlt. require hn
IL leave tho hrsl iit..1s opportunity.
His friends may rely apGn one thing ,
| he will be faithful, Wherever lc g5ys,
ito the Union Of the states and thg
personal rights and liberty Of the
citizen.
! But Wade and Chandler urge Mr..
Lincoln to send Mr.. Nal,apdigham
ISouthi 1t there are two persons
wAose cercasses Fhoull stink in the
Inostrils Of the Americn people, they
are those Of these two Abolituuists.
They both did their best, when an
honorable adjustment u Of our diidcuI.
tics might have been effected without
Ibioodshed ani civil war, to preveut
such adjustment. The one declared
while measures Of adjustment were
under consideration, that III hia opin
ion, without little blood letting, the
Union would nat he worth curse .:
and The other, alter the strife had
commenced, gluriel that We had now
got the South where we wanted it,
and il God Almighty would not desert
Us, We would pu! it through. The
Object OF these men in having Mr.
'NaIlandighsln sent South is to create
she impression that Ae is simply ban
.ished to whore his friends ars - il
other Worde, tO create !he impress .ol
thai he gOes among hose with WHOM
fhe is in sympaJhy in. dissolution 0
IJhe Union. Lie il u truer friend o
.itheUnion TO day and has Glways been
than either Of them. Wads declared
lin 1865, IN agpeech made in TIE Stat,
If Maine, aacorliaE t2 tho Dosto.
AtlGs:
"There waB really no Union now
between the North aud the South, ,anC
he believed no two nations upon thr
earth entertained leeling Of more bitIe
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

Gzy- ''Iy Ilse inignal fanatics sdG abolition,
nyts OySr ges tlsc pc@sr ia their is ls, they viii
psvar.Tide tho 'yoaEtGut3r, set the 'hurproGle
sCoUrs stdefancs ch hGr ge snG uu.l;1 .iAws y ii'
I.hs'nssiYag, lay .yiosntAaDds OF th5le.- no cii
ks- Iith than in taeir opinions, o. ,tare 1ues-
Hon & cir iblGllibli!ly, aEd snihy hHnsTlpt tire
'saurry. and delugs IL will blood. od.'-L1A:e!
l5JSlgttr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28

EE- "EsvEB fail 20 Sroscs. 'gainct any r,S-
nGlior Of the Constitution, ipG-lst Gny ~ smbs-
,of6he ,GoysraHsnt tras sgsosg. .Eeqpie are veTy
Usaa!sy- hG6ltnGled TO sucrOsehmsnto vpon :h.i,
aibetsiss. Tho ps5pl9 nEoU'n sdy.ss tho Govern
Snolt 10 change its ,cou!se,r-JVLE D. C5Ii:oe-
4sssk
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
To f.ervers .sn6erers ofsBetk SeEe..

4 REVEREND GENTLEMAN HANIN
been restored to health in = few days. altar IN
derSo ng all tho usual routine end iTragnlGr az
pensyq modes Of treatment Without success, con
siders It h.s sacred duty to communicate to hiG
afflicted iel.ow creatures the means .ofenrs.-
Hence, on the receipt of an addressed envelope,
he vii send Gree copy of the prescription
used. Direct to y. JoBN II. DAGNALL, lS8 EuL-
tou Street. Z Erookl lyn, EewYOrk.
March. May, Jnly Sep, Nov. ,Jan.,-Iyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-05-28
1tb SAbtttissntsltts.
HENRY :CAssEIlEsrESTsasE.

nj oIlCEis hereby given, ,thatsAartin> Cas-
1lS sell has besn.appointed lExecutor, of tbs
last will and testament Of Henry ,Casa.n de.
eessed. late OfVinton County Ohio.
May 2ethls63-2w. fMARTEHCA sSKII,