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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

Falton Rank. -ststenent OF the FULTON BANK, ~
rcauireby Chapter $50 Laws 1853 w The wsei esdn sAareJ ne
4th day OF yuu~, is4
Average amounted Loass and Dssoans- ~
Aver amooet
Average amount Of Circntton 4S.rsS w
s
City and County Of NegYork Robert H. Hsydk Cashier OF
the Fulton Bank depo-e and say that To- above ae
ment correct, the best Of knOwedge and beiei
Il. II. HkiDOCK. Cashier.
Affirmed before ths 9Th day Of June 1864
Iaoa HIsroop. notary Pubhh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

Rank of the COmmOnWealtns-o'aten VI Wv
n1SK ON THE required by Chapter go Laws
of lsx for the Saturday. The 4ih day Of
Aversse OF Loans and Dscoun vs.
Ayers sa
alnounfof Deposits s,vo 80
SsroT,, Eis Cashier Bant OF hs Commonwealth oes
duy ,wos depose the foregoing sssnen ne "
m. be., Of m knoweiseaad belief Dhono. nA>~
sab.cred and sworn the 9Th day Of JUNE ot
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

NORTHERN X. r., of NEW-JERSEY.-
~ Trains leave jersey City for Piemont at a. s:s
m 3l5 p m, Arr p. m, and 6:23 The sl5 IN, sn
i:22 .. M, run through to Monsey.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

TAN COMPANY Of The CIV d ke- Yost the daily bslus
eainfdO
9TH day Of June, Is4i -
At,rase Loan, and Discounts t69Ile60 9e
Ivernre Aogn a sp~cs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sSs7ss 81
Iv.rnx, amount OF Ccsla;on St,s95 90
CITY and Cont, q New Yori o. John Hsrb-fs Cashier
t MAnha.B Compsny Of New foi beng tsy Do
the he bit 81
kncvi.ise and be1-t Js.hAhbfhohh' Ssnirt
e~sI before ths 9Th DAY Of june. ia -
Y Corr. IL. Nl.AfY Pnblc
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

NEW.JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP
coon and sner MONDAY Jan IL leSs TEN; C
at and 10 m 1880 D. ~ and u Midnight The 7:30
Train will taks Passenge BALTIMORE sndNvASHlN0
TON ony This Train makes connection ct Philadelphia
Trains for Phiiadephs viii leave NewYork a and 10
u NJ and o m. and u Midnight.
MILITARY TICKETS win not be received In the . a.
or M N M Trnins J. w. WOODRUFF,
Dec a. 1852 Assistant Superintendent n J. r. B.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

Ocean Bauk.-StAtement OF the OCEAN BANK. as 10
aurd Chapsr 20 Laws 81 iJ M the week ending Ssussy III
ih day OF June, 1874; -
Average Of Loans aud Dseount< i0s. 100 9,
amount Of Specie fS5ftf ~
Avsrase amount OF 1Oy,1ss "
Ctr snd oSew York Charles Palmer CASHIER OF Tia
Bank beng iuy Affirmed depo-r md tha the above state
meni - correct, 10 the best OF my knowedse and belief
CHARI.ks PALMER, CasAef
Affirmed before me this eth day Of june. lsA.
Hsur PAIss NoAry Public.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07
Bank OF the stnie Of New-York. Statement

ne BANK or IRE STATE or NETWORK. Of The City q New
Yors required Chapter is the veai ending
saturday, the eth day OF JuHe. ia6a;
OF Loans and Dscoanu- %, 9ls5sS %
AveIsss Of Circulation. 10 lp1 W
amoerto Of De2oss sol3s5 oo
Cty County Of New Yoft. Georss w Duer,, Cab
Ter OF Of New York, a the CITY OF Ses
Yoi beng sworn deyo and that the abovs statement
rect, 70 Tie best VI uiy tnowisJse and belief = - - .
Sworn before ths 9th day Of Jun.. 1854
J. Laws Notary Public
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

Greenwich Bnnk.-Statemept Of the UhEnNwIO iI
BANK OF the City required by Chspe< t Ls~so
1879 Tor saturday the <th day OF June lss m
and DisesuHts <'SS'ooS
Nv
Average OF Circulation o.v"c
OF Deposits
Ciy AMI County OF N,~yok, Whnam hhwes Cssn'eI
the oe OF New fort beng duly 'wofn dpse
and y m. above the s, Of tnovedte
and bescf =, VILLA" hA"''' ~"''"N''
sworn before this 9th day Of june. lsCL p.u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-06-07

men, aths MANUFACTURERS AND hEKcHAsIs' BANK sss.
CbsVr 40 Lar y. is ~ he ~ssh snes s>"ac '
tth day u June let ..o,.o a.
A,.r,s. ,,n,rrt II sp-e ............... 12f.sy1 81
Aves.ss tnnosat 81 Circulation ..........-.-... ~
CITY and Cosnty Of Ss- Yo,t MARION CASHIER q -
Bant bens duy d-'s and cay
The sovs correct q ts-s- ard 10
Lrf hAsiLhiol es"i'''
sworn before me 9Th dAy o. June, Isst
W H. Pssr, notary Pablo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
S. p. Chase.

Tie daddy Of grecnbacks, i5 ad
yeriised to addr, IS the .pcopIo at Nc
Arthur on next Saturday, to this man
who once was Tor hard money and
nothing else, we proposed the follow.
ing questions, anl respectfully ask
that ho answers them for our citiz2ns
Was not tho restoration Of the Tn.
ion 1.-THE object OF the war.
Has the war restored tho UuionY
What rebelIous State hrs been
brought back into tho Union by the
war2
What seeded State has been com
PEELED by the var to send Senators
and Representatives to Congress
Have the rebel armies been brok.
en- up and Destroyed by the war2
OlcourSe Mr.. Chase will tell ua
that the rebellion will soon DC put
down, they have all tod us that often
before, but their word will not pass
always, unless the people are more
gulable than we think they arc -. 81
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
= The Draft.

The dfsR has occasioned some ex,
citementih this Coanty ainong, those
GEahage d.ayn.a priza.--We say to
onr ciliz 'P6 as we, always have, 'ha'
there is no use Of excitcHent as The
law Of Congress is bound TO be opforc
ed, and we Say TO every man 70 iisDd
to his post, either 50 into the army or
hire q spb,titue, anil when there, vote
for Mcclellan and Pendlcton aud let
us have Peace aud Union once more.
The majority OF the leop'e must iale
and until we can change ,onrrulas
the same thing we have lad will be
continued, to wit Drafts OF men And
money. We wish here to say ihat
Capt. Cory, DR.. Coleman and The
Board Of enroIlmcnt win DO their du
ty and treat our ciliz:ns right il they,
are not mislcd by men here in pWr
own County, as they have no dppbt
been on one or two occasions. ,.ThQse
who are not liable to the draft viii
be released. ..gr
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Rally to the Polls.

Readers don't forget hat it 10 a do
y !ou owe to your God, yolr coun-
try, your fTnily and yourself, to be
early at the Polls or next Tuesday,
and give the entire day to the cause,
of the Constitution and Laws, by us
ing every honorable means TO sccnrc
the election Of the Democratic Tick
ct. win you 40 your daty' we be-
Reve you will. ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
NEW ATEMS-CLSPPIEGss.

Oct. 4.h The New York Herald
army correspondent gives the iollow.
ing details Of the late fgting opthe
James River. The robels are report
ed to haye been repu'sed on three &c.
caslons, in al attack which they made
upon our works which we took rom
them the day before, Gen. Lee is
reported to have commanded the at
tacking party in person. Tbs is
highly improbable. We took accord
ing 10 accoant, 800 prisoners, includ
ing the greater part Q! the Sth NpFtL
Caroline Regiment. a,'-.,.i ,,.
General Sheridan is reported as
taking steps to force E4rlY's sFmy
from Brooks Gaptothq Blue Ridge,
Early's position IS said to 6e a styp,
one. Ii is a protection to GQIdPnsf
vile and CLafIot'syille, az wen rs q.
Lynchburg. ...J g T. :.
In an attack On the fo5IIt at PAqt
Knob, Missouri, the Coatederates are
reported to have lost 100 killedlsnd
800 wounded Nothing reIiable,has
been heard from Gen, Ewing, the
Federal General in that quarter.
The Coniederatts 96laim to- lave
taken d number OF prisoners from the
Ninth Corps,in the late fighting near
Richmond. Et' '5Ii q, a'a39r37}
The Richmond papers boastitof a
victory over Sheridan, and say lie is
retreating;' | .a Iohr
Gen Grant says Gen Batter, with
two brigsder Of infantry, went With
in a few hundred yards of'tke inner
dofenscs OF ltichnioad and met with
little opposition. Why did they mol
! 60 further IN, then p ir' s.9 e 81 ?,
Oct. 5th IL is said that6,00O tsoops
have been moving from Lyncbbufg t.
Gordonsviilo 10 support Early;
In the late fighting in the army o
tho Potomac, the total loss Of th,
Federals was greater than wasreport
ed, 1t is admitted to be 1000, ont
half OF whom were captured. .Tlli
looks like Il severe disaster. Gen
Meado's hat was grazed by a she'll.
GRAFT has not taken Chspin's ,Blui
nor is Fort Darling haqket, aal ha
been reported. . b ,m1 q&nAl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Charge in Mass
/. sGo1umn. fs

90 The onemy, lot no lhaD ialtor
and; Victory is sure. Lst every man
in our ranks consider himself a cor =
mittcc cofouc to see that every other
map is at tho polls on De4t Tuesday
apd that your neighbors cast their
votes for the Mcclellan apd ?endle-
ton Ticket. Let us have trRe Custo
diaBs oi-the Cons titution- aud Laws
and all will o. ,weAa with tho Amcri,
can people. Peace and Union will
soon perch on our banneIs, ard
Blood aud Strife and Bankruptcy VIII
be heard Of no more in the land. Eel
low Oountymen will yos arouse to
the Importance OF this duty, We
know you will.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
J aa-71lc6 .AoSertttssmcnts.
y A04ICB 0Fb ELEG ?I0N, +. +.
FOr, District Assessors,
OR LARD APPRAISERS

NoTlCE is. hereby given to the qualified
IN, Electors ofVinton County, Ohio, 20 meet
! n JiloiT respective Townships in sail county
at the gsual places Of holding elections, on,
r,, ~ Ttuesttay October 11th 1864 ~
and then and there proceed to elect one District
Assessor, h'Iving the qualifications of an elec-
tor, as asassessor ofireal property Within each
Township of said Vipton county, in accordance
to an order OF tho Board of 6junty Ocmmis-
soners OfYintou county Ohio, heretofore made
in pursuance Of AN act oftho General Assem-
bly, of'the' State Ohio, passed ana took effect
April 5th 1859, By which order o said Com
missi ners, each Township in said Vinton
county, was declared seperate Land District,
Said act of the General Assembly a Swan and
Critchfed Statutes Page 14l9-Hec. 2f. Also,
provideslthds, "tie judges Of elections shall
keepId separate p9HJbpokl for the election of
said assessors, and the returns thereof, duly
certified as in other cases shall be made to the
county auditor, who, with the. clerk of the
Court Of common pleasand probate Judge of
thecounty, shal opentlio sartsend declare the
resultr xnd the auditor shall, within ten days
after opening. such returns, II teinotice to each
.ofthe persons elected of'his election. !1a1l -
/ BY order of County Commissioners. I
4. n. COZAD,
Sept I9.6i-2w. Aod'r V. co.O. :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
SALE OH Real ESTATE,
!, BY ORDER pF PROBATE COURT.

TIE State oJ OHIO. Fnton COuaty.
nN the l3yh day of October A. D., 1864. Mt
~ l2 o'coel NJ. will be sold on tho promcses.
in Knox 1pwnslIipDN Nnton County Ohio, to thu
highest bidder, The fcbigiAg real estate as the
property ofthe estate ofDanius Ferref, late of
said Yinton countydcceascd, to-wit: Begin
ming, at the North East yorbcr ofSeclion No 3D.
( (Ttirty-foarl in, Township Ten, Range fifteon'
in the ONO Compaiysa purchase, tlencesl7
chains J 9 links e the south cast corner on
la IDS decided to David Canny; thence North
thirtGen and n half Ceg. West ten chains thirty
seven links; the nee south three cluins anil
sevcnty-four links; thence south fortytbree and
tlirec-fouith deg. West twenty-five chain. len
linksj thence TO the south line ofscdtion num-,
Der thirty Ave, $50 thence west one chain fifI
ty links; thence seventeen deg west six chains
thirty links; thence sonthfiftytsix dog. thirty.
seven chains to the line running Ihroi,yh the
center pf seetion 'number thirty. four. (84.I
thence east twentJ-three cliains seventy-fye
links to the second corner on the east lima of
said section; thence north forty -thfeo chains a.
the place of beginning, containing ono hundred
and forty-One and three ten tbs acres, said land
being situated in sections number thirty-four
(4 ) and thirty-fye, 35, )subieet however TO
The Dover Estate assigned to the said Re JeccS
Ferrel widow of said Darius Ferrel on the Isth
day June, A. D., 1864, in said premises. bonn
dedand described as follows, to-wit: Begin
ming ut the moth vest corner of said lands in
sand order described, thence south three chain
and seventy -four "a )links, thence south forty
three and three 1ourths, deg. west along the
road four rods past arWalnut tree at thu e1u of
George K. Bell's lane, thence little south oc
east TO an apples tree across the road by the old
cabin; thence straight, forward in the same di-
rection to the section line; thence north To Ia ,ds
decided to David Canhy; thence to the
place of beqinninQ,a Also the fruiL ,Ftuosxo-,. =,
and two trees of the north end the third row m
tile apple trees on theeast side OF the orchard
on the lands above described. said premises
are appraised, subject 10 said Dover Estate al
81 500. - - ----- --------. -.
TERMS OF SAIS.-One Third & cash in ha nd.
one third in six months and .he remaining third
in twelve months, with interest on deferred
payment at six percent nom day of sale. ? -
DIS. DANA, Atty JOSHUA WOOD.
for admir- administrator Of the ca
SEPT. 9Th 6i-Sw., .atate Darius ,Ferrsl,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Another F'iizzlG.

Tho great grand and gloomy Mass
meeting Of the Aboy came of at
IIamdcn on Tuesday, but the mass
WAS not there, about 800 meG ,wo-
men aid children we are told vas,
and one third of them. DerocTafs, -
That Princoof BIacksrard5 Sem Gal
loway OF Columbus. the llckspilt'c Of
Dgough ana Co, held ior!h and mlJe
some Dem oCratic voters for nS. IIe
said that he " as Il jackson Democrat
and that Mcclellan wren he oueht
to have been with his men, at a Ter.
tain battle, was three miles in kbo
rear n whiskey grocery, this INNER
NAL LIE comes with q bad grace iIom.
q man who has paid noIe moneyfor.
uhiskey, to buy votes in Columbus.
than any other man in Ohio. What
viii our bravo men in the army think
of this cowardly sneak, who has Hail
at home TO abuse such men Ms yJnr.
Little General Mac. 10 our boys in'
the.alrny We say Galloway is affair
specimen Of his party. 81 trs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

Dr.. FEIEND "'-+ -
We'll my old friend have come to
the c0ncldsioh, that want your pa
per until after the campaign, as we
get but little reading except through
Abolition organs, and | have become
disgnsted at the namo Of such, and a
goodly number Of my comrades are
the same. Iou may think Democra
cy has lost its birth.rlght with sol.
diers, but say to you as a friend, it
WILDE born again this fall, sorry
did not Gee it sooner. General Nc
CleIan is our choice and |, hope you
are doing all yoa car in the cause.
Pleas sem, me some tickets, With your
paper, there Is some strife among us
but we will show Won WHO will rule
this crippled Government the next
four years Our regiment 10 70, lit
tie Mac and the whole Ticket.
-..al-.- sd, Yours &c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06

cars, win necessarily lavP asdIcct
infhsnco on ti.aNI Fssidcutifl issue in
November Members of Congress
are to be chosen, who wilt ba,rcquir.
Cd 10 act on the measures and policy
a. adhmis,ralton Mt Washington
Need we remni yon OF The impor-
tuncc Of secur NJ true and tried expo
neRts-C4sgouF-epiGiaHs in that branch
Of the Federal Government Sue
ccks In Nlk,1 the hr5 ilhnSty trial OF
nrs.Bug,Il. .,&iIl fxIbe wayering,
AMI Inspire oil with courage, aud
.4tihtlSte,tJ increateG aclion' a1dief-
fort intae- great iiael stu gle in No
yember. The timeg gg0rc cGTgYeQlenk y.
gI,i-the tiihe iol' dc; ion is'atHaRd
Your oppoR,nis are Nigilant, ectiyc
and thoroughly organized. They are
lctcrmine+.onsHeepss iLeymay sGc-
.cccd. un4css yNu,HroUss 10 Il iuIl ap-
prcnlscnsicn 6f 1liedahgef.! ', We ap-
peal to Democrats, and all who loyc
The county, and I'a iugtitul.oun, 10 AID
in aver,ing sneh DIRE Gaiamf3. nr
lie, every mm, from thia dayfortb
!, gn''' tue pO''1 Wv, oo' ~ uH.oI' ="
~ ',,r,p, I,i.l'I, -,,,iai ~ ~ -, I -; ,iarIim y
.,i, .nip'''1' ,I.5;ai I Egoi agar, ,r5'itfiS.rG
Se,,' t' ,,,'' ~ ia9 I.6ln,
So,'U I H' Lrinc io y "an, fn T' 'Y. stron,L
l,',I., .Ia T.'' S,,y,,, w yY"i 0otnber oo
- ,,'', '''' " o ,"t',.y. - NS,n,,,,,r.Vic,n-
49, ~, ~ Sa,,,;r ~ !" ;,,.,,o, I +,,6,fy = ,sslJ
+; - i,'.i;,y !, vi c5rrnn, mr..
''' Taa, r.'.',.,,i, ,,, ~ .yos r. l ,,,'r
III Yt" ,,Ss o,,,',,r.,hn, tI.,o;1 g of nn.
!, UC,Vr, ~ ,.,'ilo ""1 ,o't.rn' @ I.,,c, wi,n'
i,,,',,, ',d Cin,,,r,,r,,'r, ~ y,
InT NV G,,bars ] ',,ras;.Nl ny,r-by Me-
~ : ".',",,.,i,,I ,,.,.,, 49,, ,~r,,, ~. ~
~" ~, H. III ".,,5 nt6I;I ~, o,p van l.
. 49,, ~ ,L,'sn,,J ',,I ..1 rao,4a,, of .Oc ntc,
,,S a,nT"S .'jet'r,r, I,',' hnisnass
:. '"' 's.so ,l.io'i, i,,u,,o' ,ul'o loy ~,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Released

MessrS. Stevens, Douton, Carpcn-
ter, and Brown who were arrested
ast week, we are happy to say, were
released by Capt. Cory at lronton.-
They speak very highly of their treat
mcnt by Lieut.. Gilman and Capt.
Cory. These arrests was, we doubt
not, ihe result ofsome rniSinformation
Of certain parties in Yinton County,
who will yet be sorry for what they
done. ,- ,......
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Army far W MCCLELLAN.

We give this extract from letter
from a citizen ofour town, who went
ont Republican and voted for Lin
coin and Brough. d ltgshows that
changes in tie army are going on
Our Country and G. 3. Mcclellan. '
Our Homes, for which we sigh" ..'
.. - NEAR ATALANTA Ga.
Sept. II, 1861.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Justice Election.

Elk Township will have TO elect a
justice, of the Peace, tQhll tho Office
occppicd by S @. Case Esqs. Mr
Case is a candidate 'toT reelection.
anG the onlyNoue VIC have heard Of,
he has made an excellent Justice and
we hope ile viii bere elected.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
l. iDARNuUA MD 0YsENTERY

.
We have examined n graat number o
others from some OF the most prominen
citizens Of Cincinnati aud Covingtou. etc,
speaking in Tie highest terms of DrSticE-
Iund's Anti-Cholert Mixture for the Gre Of
diSrIltaa and dysrntery. Tue letters are
to long to pub ish MIR Woods, Of Gov.
nigtrn. sul 5 he was pronounced mCnTable
for the best doctors il. Cinoans ii, snl Que
ionlle Of DR. Sirickand's Anti. Choerb Mix
ture effected o permanent cure after suffer
ing Tor months with the form OF d lar.
RIA and dyseniery. .s6. . rs. d
Another says he was-dischargel from the
United States service alter suiitrlngin in the
hospital for 8 months a; incurablc, and as Il
last resource tried Stricklant's AhtfChoIe-
raiAixtdre he gotweil tireotfnaHa has pGw
enisred the army againiR 900. health
One man writes he has cured serenor el5ht
very bad cases Of liffhtei and dysenters IN
the barracks be was III with one bottle Of
this valu,blelmediuiue. IN snct We cogIHl
fill half our paper with similar Items from
these letters. Why does not our Govern
rlent secure this valuable rrenrltlon.--
Our army ought to be supplied with ii. git
i9 buta shnit time since one Of our hen
laid in a very low condition al one Of nur
Cincinnati Hospitals, his wife was sent for,
the dOc'ors considered bis an hopeless case .
She, however, gave him Suickland's' Anti
Cholera Mixture, and IN three weeks he was
able toreturp hons with his wife, to New
Richmond, .. All these casas right at
home speak fot themselves. 1--WE hope all
the soldiers viii put 7b6ttls Of it in their
knapsacks, it may save them or some OF
their comraties. 1t isfOr oaIe by Druggists
a. 80 cents per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
Look for Lies.

AS is customary with our oppon-
ents on the eve OF the Eltc'ion, you
inust expect all sorts of electiOneer-
ing yarns. Relieve uone of them. =
Yon all. know youra. candidates and
no man dare say but they are all
good men, honest, capable, qualified
and every way worthy Of your conf
dence. Vote for them, yoR will have
no Gauss to regret il. We hold all
officers reponsible, they dare not play
the petty'tyrant, but must do their
duty when elected. rs .a. .F sfa DO
~, ,MARRIETTA DISC RACED BY a MoB
rive regrt to find that the people Q
Marietta has permitted their town tC
be !dssgraced by blackguards who
,yainly attempted to suppress the, iTee
dolu Of speech at the Mcclellan nee
ting in that place last Thursday
while Col. Stafford and Valiandhg
hem were speaking, But Democrat:
did not scare worth. a damn. Val
when told 300 soldiers were coming
from Parkersburg, to clean out Dem
ocrats, said '.let them come on. l vii
speak to them too" The fact is thC
soIdiere are getting to be, Walls bes
friends, They are beginiug to So
things different, to what they die
tWo yeaIs ago.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
SALEO OF REAL ESTATE
RY ORDER OF PROBATE COUErI
State Ut Ohio. Tal00 Cou,, tv

State Ut Ohio. Katon COmtV,
viii oferat public salo at tho d9or oCthe
Cppft tlon,tin tie Town ofMcArthur, Vinton
1osnty, Ohio on .'tiI ,..l0 49, ','
Saturday he 29& anyef ocraar iee4
At two o'dyck, Z. N,pto The higLvst bidder,
the u. lowing reGl' estate, as lhs property OF
William a. JohnSton deceased, to-wlr: ln-lot
nnmbcr seven, t7.l ia iht Town Of McArtlinr
~ the Coorty Of Vnton and stato'of bio, iree
cfdQwrr f3'slj ~ & n -
APPRAISED al fur hundrd'l and fifty dollars,
tH5l). .'.iH : |',' d.
Terms Of salc, ono third cash in hand. ope
third in six months, and one third in twelve
months, Deferred payments to lie secured NV
mort gage On the premises, with interest on
Payments fruni day Of snle 20
: ar J. SAMUEL G.. CASE, Admir-
Sept. ~ "a -. Of Wm. A .,iolnston dec
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
JAIN G. ThoMpsoN.
= Chrn Dom. State Com'teo.
+. JAEGER, Sec'y, ...

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MARRIED. On Sunday Sept 2jih by
Isaac Reynolds J. p. at his re3id5nce in
Swan 1'p. Mr.. LeondHr F. ShnIrr Veteran
member OF tie 18Th o. " to Miss Ada
line +. A.Illitcbe,l Of Yinton Go. o,
Cheer up cheer up. the unions "alI right
Her patri iotH now are firmly united, .,
In hymen's bonds Of page delight. .,.
Lol.w& are b. the young folks slightcd.
Dryup your tears to work now go, [soulu
Raise veteran sons who love the martial
Every autumn brings her sheaves; and SO.
Now may your Iabors alike be amply
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
1HE CONFESSIONS AND EXPnR1EN GB;

5,HE CONFESSIONS AND ExPERfEN GE;
llTGN - OMAN INyAIIDs fls .E-.i,i
i Pub1ishetlJ for the benefit, and as CAU-
TION TO YOUN G MEN and Others, who SUI
ferifrom Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
of Manhood, s6c., . Supplying at the same st;me
The MEANS OF SELF zCuRE. ByQne WHO bSs
CURED himself after undergoing eonsidsfAbie
euakefy. by enclcsingi postpaid addressed
thor. -. L-t -'- 90"
-hrsWoJ rig.e .Broo Slyn, Kings co. N, Y,
June End ls63-1yr. yr...t.: 81"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-10-06
!9reaidential Election TipsdryNn.S, 1864
For Electors OF President and YIco Pre- p
ident ofihc UnitJd States. ,.
ELECTORS ATLARGE.
CHARLES REEMELIN,
THOMAS w. BARTLEY. .

80 i1. 49, 80. SO! ,nf
- CONGRESSIONAL ELECTORS.
JOHN L. VATTTER, 10 u0s D..
JOHN SCHIFFrg g-
WILlAM.J, GILMORE, .f f..
LUTHER SMITH, .. ,..
CHARLES N. LAMTSOS, q"
WILLIAM B. TELFAlR, .'
WILLIAM n CREIGHTON,
. JUDS0N A. BEEBE, rE" i.'
EDWARD S. STOWE; ' g
JAMES G. HALY,
HENRY C. MOORE,
81 JAMES EMMlTT,
- CHARLES II. JOHNSTON,
,' NEAL POWER. p no 81"
ROBERT A, CONSTABLE,
OLIVER J. SWANEY,
CHARLES ". ATEN,
DAVID R. PAIGE, '' r
SIMEON L.,HUNT. at.