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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
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NOTICE o. FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT
Public Notice is hereby given to all ere
Jitors in crested in the estate of MARTIN
JOHNSON decd, that l will make Final Settle
ment thereon 1.-THE next Term ofthe County
Court Of Gasconade County, to DC held
and began on the second Monday in Fo.
hruary 1864, at the court house III Her
mann, in the county aforesaid. ..raf
BENJAMIN F. JOHNSON,
.- . -r a..a Executor ~ -
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Su pcraaufem Dber ;u o~errentcn.

Gin aut,s 8ctntuus nit 9 9ptttr, rrHcn
2 w Qots t~raasartr Deintsrs, nit itrntn StTs
t6um.a, aQss in sut:m Stante. finn utter an
asGmkaren 9.sinsnnscn aui' mttrsrt S.5rs ~
Y,rr,uttl. Gal NdStrs III ,u sriaRrm tst
d" a"' 'Eran; Dtntfhtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
STATS brdo 0emnbt!

s1r p-I wiro teitulrigt. istus Hsstrarftis
.,m Rctrutirsn a~t;utaItsn. !@taubmIrriss
~, Ert6ttn, raB er I'M @e9entbH! is ra3l
.,m,. - ~ sssurt It'5! Stus jsrer dtt'
..hi glann t%tf9lst6en.
FAIR PLAY.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12

Nc NGt ejtjtnis'u. eis lire p1pjsr. our &ut-
tsgIunB iUr 9cmtguOrt Tirults nidt unt,ri,itnst
irnntu tlrs ttnu, rtrn fl ri SUhn q. @Nte il
tr pclo'fr Scrirretsn; GIttrsn uue Gat:r
OEr QzIitct c9n fcnt auarss t~b,niats.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
N0entmrem.

YER !. 9. Wl&c IT bevulna6ti9r nabrenr
m.rutr %bwtienbttt NufId2e iur ete DtliIi6,
III, Et Ltutib am.rltauiIb.n Wonatsttfts UNI
WTtnthc 2ettus %trfttrunl sG';e1idait aus
aalm,n unE IN m.insm 9aSnrn 81 Eriersn.
% III. 0tfsItVit.
agent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
meimlpts at rerfaufeu.

Bier nit ttostarm B:inaadsn s,sFanits scts,
an rtr msat. 6. Strait !isssnn. fus sss.n baar
Sch biuia iu psrtauisH. las Slsssr. III III ..s
aasn eui srr Eradtvei eta rssrmsasr SsIt'-
l. ettsa."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
Nemer McDlfore.

Sti llnttrri6asttm it iurtan ertra autte SS.,-
itn.M'tl teittr G.ualitct gu Fen nisrriSltm War1'
prfiien III tabtn. gu latlr,i6sm 3uipru@ s'n'
pittt ita
Grtttrt &eiitr,
BIC gtrast, AZ. S6iGsrt II. GttttnstrsEr
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12

- Ii. Irs,e 2stllnrti3eu, Giussianfn u. /. N,
4, .,tu NE IN W1nWl on Naum lux tie nGtIt
DRUMMER ,. Yl. iurudlrlrst werttn
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
Su relkanfen.

Gin sut,s s,rduutises GptnBnus nit Get SO. 81
ait Ter Sf 2ttn etsa9t, tas9labsrs, 1T Su trira-
gan tt -rr. r 2 .#aN
Er. 6aienritttr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
STATE CF MISSOURI, q
County Of Gsssonade.
In the Gascondde County Court.
November term 1853.
6. g d ut,rt.
s.. Ser n, q II.

November term 1868.
Now at this day comes HrNRY sAuDERs
administrator of the estate of
SHEDERIcK GIBSON, deceased,
and files her petition praying fol the sale Of
so. much of the real estate of said deceased,
as will he sufficient TO pay the debts of sad
estate, which petition being accompanied by
a statement, of the situation of said estate,
VERIFIED by the affidavit of said adm ~inistrs-
tor. by which it appears that there be net
efficient assets in his hands to pay said debts.
Therefore It'll ordered by the court, tia,
all persons interested in said estate be noti
fed, that unless good cause to the contrary
be shown at the next term Of this court, to
be held and began on the second.Mcnd 81
February next atthe courthouse in Hsrnaa
an order will be made for the sale Of SO much
of Ihe real estate, of, said deceased, as will
BE- sufficient to pay said debts. And it is
further ordered that a copy Of this order b.
published for four weeks in some newspaper
printed in this'county. BE- a.
Aetrts sopy, attest la
s a.a JAMES ARROTT, CLERK.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
MeiAnaehta-Auzeigs.

Sb ktebrt mid rem YutIifum pom 6trmann
Inr llmatSsns ansu3ttA,n, ta6 Id lur bic tomHlsn-
Cen U,ftl9e Elm ~Itfr0us reihte INT prd ttlSeI
b.tie4nlttu Rtnreribriittn sur &uspatl
~auisrIest bale.
gEsgl Mtidts s.rci6t rsm Rinr. III srfEtrcm
Nuten urp 9sp1brt itm rtintrfs SsrsNu3tn, q
Ell .utcs Siirers urer @,lhittenbuh; Gin lUls
ps5 gsitsnt Strdtb nl&t i&rn nod p~tnisrn 2a'
seu i'll GcjArltnhtit. lrnrtrn miro nod na1 S1l'
zen nit ~rnntcarsr @rinncrun9 Htrctrt.
Mr NEIL tsmust, rAB rim 8uGiturs sntu'rrr
pe iltl,thc unt tt,Octuttt 3stun9 Ger @tmeins,
os,r AIR las umsctstrte Nsiultat t~tsrtdsn fam
10 D1sc iA init ~t,ionCersr 2lutmrlt inmtsil nnr Pac
Bette rpll ifpr a%usNsWlklt. !ras ris Ittrais reef
Nlttrotur rtr 9lsu,cit in allen ;3reiScn RE gSils
ne uWc Der Sea:trifit %lartittst.
SIR ec'Gs, lt at;u %entitrnt rc5nsh. UNI Ib
ptirn,i6 9pn FER E.ihtaltigteit netnss Ya9trs i'll
ut,rstnasn, lniIc i'd tin Furits &cr!'ibnis rr
baurtia6llhittn, ~ &eibna6tsJaHm palltrrFn
Sudsr Ipt9tn.
!2usGrruh winid. id ned su ~bsmsrtsn, DAP Id
aatn Gsntn, Eic ftn Trana in fh r%,rlpurcn, lire
Biltuul m,br unp Iartr gu Hsrpo0fcmmnth, AIR
nitt I'M Gtlncs inp. fiji tit trtoretrlt1tn BUS
der tu,u on.uihaT fen, unsnt 9slalt d Icmotl
| 2,iGsislistt,t ais Jadtitsr our Ssrll8uas lttas.
TerSctdlllB etltl9tr 81 Seelgltatgls5
/ Wei9tnfcH psItnOen Slidcr.
5rurenir. Mjt ptOtp8raptiihsn 9ilrun -
Sine Ira6tSatt fiji ssntite Sun9irausn.
ptctpQrarttl6s @'bHrf, Narotto nne
VglPl@n's.
0sr09'f, f'ns e0l'stFis S"A'lE0't'"'
Gompt, Npttn on 9trtm lpitlt-
Teaitsbe Buh-Gpntns Ns0tln-
To-.
aitn.x 49,
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*'"''f !" ""t''- 0"'.''~"p
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farnt TO ,Kfnt.

Notice is hereby given, that 1 shall
proceed, on Saturday the 18th day Of
Ds:embsr 1859, to rent publicly. to the
belonging to the estate Of Charles Teubner
deed, 4he rentlng - take place on the
be made knovn.4kpa
GEORGE HUSMANN
Guardian of the Estates of Oh ries snd
Frederick Teubncr, minors
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
H Il. HeCEN Nun s TO-.
WeiAnatbt9 -Anstel1nng,

Gtor pisesr na9st anf Der Gr'ute @6winscr
Gss Sattf, itonFss g,ft iar eros UNI Rlsin
S9rr nil t'r qieF uni 8rsunpitait Syisr trinser
6tbr' ua9trsas: ttim alien S&lsnetr tin.
SD crlautt mir. mtine &unt,n unl Greun,
auf aNin ltbr rtitealtiscs unp auSse atlts
Eager rFn SpitIUaaren unp @tibsnten iGr eie
ttrOrattsnrsn 6aiertnst auimsrFiaar III muten
unit la:e lis ,ur s~si1Qiaeu 8slihttuns msjatr 8rrs
rattle ~sEssEsnit elm. So tate t%.itrett, Gem Gs-
it,aud unr NjitsIn Won stt6nuta gu trusen unt
itmsiGle mir. rob 3ismane, Ter nib NIL
isinsm Isltbn 3aipruG fsftr.n min, mtincr
yoten mbsiri'ri9t strtahtn pirr. @utise gltirr
unc ,altli6s GsidwIfsr, ty,u. 8rsunes lanlaatm
9ie6entt:
grnts Of Union Tilitair,
Erjn9et lie nur ale l.r.
Nuh ieltf War ants vi Defence,
NGe Isusn tat'n a Qbunee.
Silser, GsIp uni Srsal 2enrtr,
Stiles nimmt
Ter aIte G&Isnesr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
W6bclu! M0belm !

Qinem 0t.6rtm Yutlitum fiene litrnlt iuf
Qnstise, rap mir jret sinsn ,i:mli6tn Sorrat9 Sef'
bisGtnsr Grrtsn etublc, gtttItetsn, atlas u. '4I.
n,Gr an Sans tatsn uns ~ri,ltlbsn 81 irlesh
prtiisn p.rtauItn. BsIttGuus.n msretn III mrsS
tGt turSer 6tiR anSaeiubrt.
6. Is nj. s aisnritftr & Gown
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
Ayers Ague Cure.
9lnfforberun0

*.|-.. 1tItNprpetNHH:
Ter ilnttr;,ibnsis iOrssrt ki,n,it gum l.tt.n
Dial ale li,jmissn, r,Iat itH md iAHlssn, auf
lin innrytalE 4 &ct,n, Yrn ttutt al serttnst
;u ~ttiabIcn. Nab 9ItIunf ritt.r Strip ,riyc tt un'
nilHrufih RE giit, Fer Sdumissn psrDHsntlitsn.
GatTe &jtp, II. DIT. 1863.
6. :. Tau e.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
&ciDbtbliotDef.

Ginem etrstrlidtn putlitum pitn: ,ur Natrid,
faE ib cine Ter telteu uup rtittaltjNit'u 2rlte
tlHlirlbtttn, t~sitttcne aus mrtrercu 1905 gdurcn,
nit mt,n,m @utgeitdis rtrtunten lots. Gis
S&ate iinc mrif tellstrifjidcn Sntu'tts. iecpd
ii Ten itrueu l3iiicnitaittn asniAenrr Nt4nun.
Ntt:aacn. Jtrsn 6reunr gutter ErftNrt lase ID
Tin, tirit gitIirittt 81 t.nuseu, IA i'd liz BE-
t~nyin9en aitnitia acittut tatt.
%jtttNHen Nnirnasn nslsn Sssiuauna:n ,uy
@'mub1nA metntr Srittitlisttct situs 8slstnrta
our NG6rlUt:
gHehit,n Ter gihsr nah @.Ii,bm:
Ttr Ti0nat 80 Gts. ....
<rtsjaer 1925.
Saer $500.
Ea' S'en ~tiMplnr Ntrt: it, ststn ein. g2r
ONs"a5 1sA Is G''. PER aGots %sstatst.
9swts DilH. 4
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aJMtius Meh(iU.

= Sdn6matber -
Ode srn 0rrnt' II. GuttsntrsNraB.,
emyFtett fA rem Yutlitum in uO.n 3r,ictn
7,tnts Gti4iit.s unr iuirp tets tsmntt ltiu,
aSns nns pausrtnitt Arttit rron,p! INT hiais gu
t,isrn. ' h.- ' @ .
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12
0tOtts.

Ollie pelhs Cots Pen DER Stast III tauisn
miinihen, inr sinsslaetn, tti Rem llnt.ritttnstsi
vuyiuiprt&sn.
p6. Btfrr, Startl6reitr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1863-12-12

5. S&srtr, Seu pro- temp
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

"lf the power Of creating martial
aw has any limits. this State has
been clearly ont OF them. That it has
none is u proposition too terrible to
be asserted. II that is 80, war with
m Indian tribe, war beyond the
Rocky Mountains, would lawfully
empower tine President to subject the
whole U zion to the government Of
martial law, or, in other words to a
military deapotism, with no limits TO
the exercise ot this power except his
own'julgment. should regard the
establishment Of that doctrine as q
settled principle Of our law. as ca.
iamity little, ifany less to be dcplor.
ed, than the success vi this rebellion
| might have been compelled to con-
slider what might have been the cor.
sequences Of it, il that olignrchy
which is now waging war upon tho
government had remained in power,
and turned this doctrine against the
friends Of freedom in this country
suppose at tue time OF tho Kansas
difficulties the Presidential Chair had
been occupied by the head o, the reb.
el government. lie would have held
that those who we're resisting the ef.
forts to force slavery into that new
State were waging war upon the Con.
slitutiou. And what wrong and op.
preston might he not have inflicted
N the friends Of liberty ifhe had the
power to declare martial law over the
whole country, suspend the writ OF
hdbsGS corpus, arrest whomever he
gleaGed for whatever acts he pleased
- designate as offences, and subject
,hem to trial and punishment by Il
militory codItl II suah things had
occurred should have pronounced
them VIII oily beyond the powers OF
tie PresideOt, either in pc Ace or war.
| cannot say otherwise now though
such powers are assumed in a good
cause, to aiG in subduing thOse who
are ~aging an unhallowed war, not
only on the Constitution, but upon
the rights oi humanity, and by an
Executive who, ! believe, has it not
IN his heart to oppose or violate the
rights OF any human being" !
All that applies to Ohio as well as
to Wisconsin .-HOching Sentinel.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

SOLDIERS RFJMoING OVER Goo1
News FROM OuIo.-A gentleman who
holds high position IN the fedora
service, writes to the senior editor
OF this paper q private letter. from
which We maze the following bricI
extract:
~ AM reiriced to hear such good
news from the Democracy OF Ohio
II you wish to encourage the soldiers,
tell tIeE of the gains which we have
made, and smile lights MP the war
stained visage at once. There is no
doubling the way things will 60 when
these boys get back. Colonel. We
have good time coming and it is
not lar distant. ."-HiLlsbOrO 20 J Ga.
zelte.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
ARMY NEWS.

New YoRK, April 2O.-The Com
m1ciaI has q rumor that Secretary
Stanton has resigned. 1t is contra.
tradicted, however, by another, that
the matter has been compromised.
, The Post has q report from an Of
ficer who left the Army Of the Poto
mae Saturday, that General Stone.
man was heard from Saturday after.
noon. lie had reached Culpepper
Courthouse, where three Thousand
rebels were surprised and captured.
A number of,he Harris Light Caval.
Ty were killed in a previous skirmish.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEM

Ju.t Published; in Sealed Earslop. Pris6 Ctnts
A LECTURE ON the Nature, Treatment
aud Radical Cure Ct Spernatorrhe, or rScm-
inal Weakaess, Involuntary Emissions, SEX
ual Debility. anil impedmenis TO Marriage
generally. Nervousness Consumption. Epi.
lei sy and Fits Mental and Physical Inca
parity, resulting from Self-AbuSe. &c.--By
ROBT. ]. CULvERWELL, NJ. D., Author
ol the Gr,en Book, dc.
The world renowned author, in this admi.
rsble Lecture. clearly proves from his own
experience tnat the awful consequences Of
StllAbuse may be effectuslly : removed
without medicine. and without dangerous
surgical operations, bougies, instruments
rings or cordials, pointing out mode of'
cure at once certain and effectnal, by which
evely sufferer, no matter what his condition
may be, may cur' himself cheaply, privately
and radically. This Lecture will prove a
boon to thousands aud thousands.
Sent under seal to any address. ll a plain,
sealed cnvelop, on the receipt Of su gents, or
two postage stamps, by nddrpssingl..
CHAS. J. c. CLINE e. Co,
1877 Bowpry, N, Y, Post Office, Box 1856.
Feb.26 1853
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
The COrcOran.Kimbnll A Hair.

CohIhESS -aoNhoE, apr lO1 1000.
Maj j M. Turner. and Ex Alder.
man, Edward Pell, Of Brooklyn, ar.
rived here this morning from New
York, and proceeded to Suffolk for
tho remains Of the late Lieutenant
Colonel E. A KimbalI.-
FoRTRRss MONROE, April II, 1868
The remains OF Lieutenant Colonel
Kimball, Of Hawkins Zouaves, arriv.
ed here this evening. and were escor.
sed to the fortress. They will be con
veyed to New York tomorrow even.
ing.
The following is an extract from a
letter dated Suffolk, April 9, from a
Lieutenant o! the One Hundred and
filty-fith Regiment, New York, Go.
lionel MeEvilys:
"Yyu old friend has a division. =
Colonel Murphy 10 our Brigadier.-
The General got into a difficulty
which there are many false reports
sbout. For this reason | pen these
few lines, 30 that you may contradict
any thir9 to the contrary. The facts
of the caae are these: The General
while on The discharge Of his duty, in
company with his staff and John
O'Malony, met with a party who
stopped the General and would not
let him pass. The General reasoned
with him and told him who he was.
and bis business, but of no avail
One OF the party, drawing his sword,
swore he should not pass. The Gen.
eral Immediately shot him and passed
en-, at the came time remarking,
'Pick that man up The man prov.
cd to be the Lieutenant Colonel Of
Hawkins ZOuaves, the Ninth New
York. This happened in front of
the hospital, halfa mile inside Of the
breastworks. where they had no bnsi.
ness or authority to stop Pny one."-
N. Y. Herald.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

FORTRESS MONROE, April 90
Heavy firing has been going on for
the last twenty.tour hours on the
NauSemond River, occasiOned by our
grnboats Shelling out tho rabels, who
are attempting TO plant batteries at
different points on the river.
Last night our gunboata with the
E'ghty.ninth New York and the
Eighth Connecticut lscgiments cap.
tured rebel battery OF six pieces Of
artillery, together with 300 prison,
ers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELATIVES
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS

Tho law of Congress approved Juy % 1885,,
provides for II bounty Of SlOO, to all Volunteers
for three years or during the war In case Of
the deuth Of II Soldier while in the servico this
bounty, together with all arrears Of pay due tho
deceased :, may be obtained BY his widow or re
lalives as the case may he.
The act Of Congress approved July l4th 1864
gives pension 10 the following classes Of Ier
SONS.
lst. To oil invalids disabled since March 4sh
lS6l, in the Military or naval Service of tla
United States
Cd. TO widows OF officers, Soldiers OF Eearnan,
lying Of wounds received or Of desc ase contrue-
'ed in tho Military or naval service.
Cd. To Children under Is years OF age Of sucl
deceased persons il there is no widow surviving
or from the time of the widows remarliage.
4th Tc m Tiers OF deceased Off crS or sol-
dierS. PIorided the deceased cf; 10 widows,
or children under l6 years Of age. and prOvid-
cd said muthri wus dependant In whole or part
ly upon the labor of t he dee, ased for support.
5lh To sisters under Ii years Of aye, Of such
deceased soldiers. dependent on rhe latter who
lly "r in part for her support. Provided there
are no ryhtful claimants of the three last pre-
ceeding classes The amount allowed in case
"f ,late I~el Officers or soldiers ranges fIom
As I" $50. per month owing to rank of deceased
lvtlil piIHhi| will .l,pinl upon the rank
and nature 20 tdth-abi,i not exceeding $50,
PER m"ut' in any case.
fhe undersigned has procured license for tha'
purpose, aud is now authorized to prosecute
claims; against the general government in aI
| cases arising under .hJ various acts nft'Ongress
nnh will give prompt attention TO all claims in
trusted to him. M charge f.r services will be
made whe.e the claim j. wholly dialowed.
Macarthur Feby 5th 1863, BPHEWlTT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
n OTTO E.,
TO TOWNSHIP ASSESSORS AND
TRUSTEES.

AhOC4 LbD.
By the 2nd So tion tho Act for the relief
Of the soldier "a | marines in the State aud the
United State, SO 'ice, !" passed March 2l lSd3.-
II is required vi Assessors To take al enumeration
Of ull Soldiers and marines, enlisted in VintUn
county. Tne said section reads as follows.
DUTIES OF ASSESSORS AND TRUSTEES.
SEC. Q. 1t shall be the duty the asscssors,
in the several wards, election districts and town.
ships in the STATE, when they are making the
assessment Of eighteen hundred and siaty-threc,
20 take an enumeration, by name OF al the SOL
dicrs and marircs who aIe in tile service Ut the
State or United States, from their SeYerul wards
townships, and election districts being residents
therein hen entering said service; naming tho
company Gnd regiment to which they belong.
and make an accurate returL under oath, to tno
trustees Of their respective townships, wards,
al d election Districts designating those who
have families aud those whu have not. aud where
there are families; the number, Sex aud ages,
naming such as are neccessitous aid il shall he
the duLy of said trustees To revise the shiIlo, in
sertny such names IA may have Deun omitted
and return such revised enumeration 10 tho Au-
ditors ofthoir counties on or before the third
Monday of May eighteen hundred sld sixty
three. Persona who have died or been disabled
in the service, shall be included II th. enuner
alton. This act shall not apply to the families Of
o any soldier or marine who has been dishon-
orably dismissed, or deserted the service"
The Assessor OF eech Township. Will include
al persons As residents therein when entering
said service," who at the time Of entering the
service actually resided in the township, wird or
distri;t without reference to the length OF such
residence bu; exclude thuse who were there for
merely temporary purpose, or CAME to enlist in
the service.
"Persons no have died or been disabled in
the service" iuelude all who died in hospital, in
camp, on the battle field, or elsewhere, while
subject to such orders.
| am requested by the Auditor Of State to i'm
press upon the Assessors the necessity OF accnr'
acy, 80 that no names may bs either enormously
omitted or improperly added. This is necessary
to secure ajust and equitable distribution OF the
bounty provided by the aet
The Assessors are also required to take an Al
phsbetical enumeration of all male citizens
over 81 years OF age without regard to color.
A. N. COZAD,
April 18th ls63-4w Aulr. V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23

New STYLE BoNNETs, HATs, 60
Mn. King calls the attention Of her
friends bya new advertisement this
week, 20 her late purchases for the
Syring of 1868. Her Bonnets Hats
Gaps, Flowers and Ribbons are 20
very attractive one can scarcely resist
them,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
GUARDIANS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Daniel
~ Waller, Guardian Of Joseph Fl. Engle
and William Engle, has filed his accounts
or settlement, ami at The same will be lor
fearing on the 2Jih dav of lpril 1868.
JOSEPH KALER,
ril 2nd le63,-3w. Probate Judg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
T Township Assessors and Trus

w. township Assessors ana Irns'
tees. will read the notice TO them by
Auditor Cozad, in another column.
This Abolition Legislature seems to
have tried their best to pass all tho
foolish laws they could. Alse, see
Military Notice to Assessors.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
TATER N STA N D.

~ FOR SALE. The Property is siiua-
ii ted in Allensvile, Vinton County Ohio
and knewn as the Miller HOTEL. A bar
gain will be given. ,,,
For Terms, apply TO, HENRY PAYNE,
April 10th l663--tf. Macarthur, v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
NOTICE. TO TAX PAYERS
For 1868.

TIE June Duplicates are made out. AMI am
i prepared to reeeivj the last halfof the Taxes
for the year 1852. Tax Payers will consult their
con venience by raging early in order TO avoid
the throng Of the last few days before the Soth
of June. Treasury Notes, Ohio Bank Paper,
and Bank of the State of indiana will he reeeiy-
ed for Taxes HENRY REYNOLDS
Anr;l ond lsss-6w, Treas. V. Co. Ohfs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
JAMES DODG ELS ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given that 8. V. Do'ge
Administrator OF the estate Of James bod
ge, late of Vinton County. Ohio, deceased,
has fled his accounts for inspection and
dartial settlement, and will be for hearing
on the 9th day Of May. A. D.. 1862
JOSEPH KALER.
Probate judge.
ln,;l 16 ga -,2w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-04-23
sound judicial Views from u Re-
publican Quarter-N0 martial
Law where no Military Expe.
ditiOns are Going on

Judge Payne Of the Wisconsin Su.
preme Court. a strong Republican,
In Q late decision denying the Presi
dent the power to suspend the Aabsas
corpus, says:
The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1863-10-19
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,
SATURDAY, Oct. II.

SATURDAY, Oct. II.
Prayer by the Rev. F. Ball.
Senate bill No. 80, which was referred to
the committee ON Taxation and Finance,
was reported back TO the House. The
committee amended the bill to such an ex-
tent that the patron of the act would
scarcely recognize it. The ete Of the act
was amended so as to read San act to pro
vide for the appointment Of collectors in
certain counties where there no Sherltfs.-
The bill as amended was passed.
Mr.. Barrick offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resolued That the committee on Public
Printing be instructed to enquire of the
Auditor if the public printer did not pre-
sent bill for printing that he never done
Mr.. DAVIDSON, by leave Of the House, in
troduced bill appropriating the captstion
tax for the years 1861 and 1862 for educa
tional purposes.
Mr. Bumgarner offered resolution for
bidding the introduction of free negroes in
to the StaCe. Upon examination, it was
found that there was q law on the statue
book which provided for this object, and
the resolution was withdrawn.
The special order of the day, being House
Bill No. SO, providing for the assessment OF
taxes, was taken up.
House adjourned.