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'a VI" writes Of too great .r.-.', aui $3.50 l'H
sides OF tic paper. We have not tmc t. traus'r.tc'
nor space to puli.,h. ~ long "a docut.cnt. l. re-
ceve attention, where space is limited. he must
couhne himself t. his SUBJECT. and leave out oil s.dc
is8uci.
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The Hay Market.

So. lort, Jitie.- Hay j. mode tnt,ir .etiye and
steady. On The NUrth Rive Eide quite a ZOO. de
maud prev ais and iaiT business hriuI done u
unchRnA. I'D price, The priC.F coniuuo almost uult-
Liable. rs the mHIket . ttll governed bf to. 4nuy
supply ana demand. On the tsst Eivei side the state
81 tue market ~ alUut the ~ On ~ Nnfh kiy.
ell priCes III iug nriu win iuG 4emnuI. ,,OOI lass
CONTINUES cane NJ 4gmphIu. N4'kri, an c..uiutAI-
a. ..4l- - ~. cat. straw s-lls 81 ~ NJ a.! .i
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SPECIAL. NOTICES.
sl.0OO NcMnra -.,,eIcn lram nnndrd

$1,000 Reward STOLEN ir0m BOuded
Nsr,hou., iu4 No,tl More ST. ~. foiio..tuf de-.
-rrltd ebtc's. Tor tie ,'ao,tt Ul ben tn a5o =
- ud viii D. pai. VI "a proportion lor g4y pAf. u
lheul
FELLOWS go. I. Ma zen Lame
ALTMAN, JALDs = 90 H. ,.-'ren I-aue.
From
lspy5
to
1870
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The above wa,ehes aie ei,her marked II Ro,ielyt
OF \. salt2mau.
Nuubers
FIolu
9di 70 sGIG incluave-C gold hou,iu aa.se> .t-isht
line. 10 iine.
Isl 10 90 ST. iucluayp-G gold hunt 4urr.- l Iina.
20 20 -.sj iLc.dsiyc-1 sold hunting -apse.. ~ -
'old car.
2"s, TO Z,H2 inclusiye-C god huut,ua nucf... IA :
metal cap.
2'JE to 24.4 iucluriyg-C guld hunting ereras ii 4.
metal CaU,
9+,i tos4lO inciusise--O sold aunt,of sag.es u L.
metal cap.
III. to li,J inclusive y silver hunting .acles, 20
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SEWING MACHINES.

ALL FIRST CLASS SEWING MACHINES
exchanged, for sale, and 10 REM seso,i - -
cheap at .s5 Broadway ~ -A's
EOR SALE-A CHANCE-ONE OF Sine
ers Letter sewing inaah hines. Apply $50 Brool,,s
~ ~ 25s
GROVER AND BAKERS HIGHEST PRE-
~ Iniun Eisstic stitch sewing Machines
w Brosdway, New forA, aud
w Fulton stIoet, brooklyn sIs
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To Everybody Buy your Matches now
before the stamp tax and doubles the psce The
diamond fflos Match, the leit III the world Are
fenihs cheaper than any Others, ut tue Lodi Manu-
maturing Cos, Do Cortlandt-st. Sjl
4 Neat Cottage or valua bic Lot at Belle.
plain eccesaible by hore froII all the Brooklyn
ferner, iorSllo, In anal paynierti Meetings evs-
L..d.y evening, u ISL bo~srY Attend sHa learn
mStcplayI 1y9
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VETERANS OF THE VAR or 'si2 VIII
meet a. tnt 10 uy LGui Office. Ao.iClls Han
Pisc, nj O'Clock T. ". tlu-. I.4.-. an, 95th =.
/. u-a't inl. ant bl ines- H.. their benefit ihs
vet runs ~ m. and ,At a. accent tuutlts ,fe In III
I'd, and AL tho- tia. cannot attend III. tnestiu 'a.
eal. any DAY a. .oon as l-sslbc tuereAiie. H. RAY.
NJ PHifE. AdI't II"
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AZ, hetruy notified tu attend "a I,'al luce. D. "a
lrda,, Il. zJtu. at =. " d, lr, Bpa..l. also the
Committee on teArlsl I'Fulltiuu- from 30. . % <
and ;. \ iuU attendance Of. De- CURED. pITEH
BikNl. Pert -
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SbORT-Ou Thurslsv july Is ctt- .lo. . a.
~ yee iiH.--, thzatetn SoOr. the -..o,,-l .. y.
ter a PHircE ". and susan shuFt, aged L yesrt
| montLs A1d ,, days.
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WlLLlAM>BuRGH WILLIAMSON RGH
W Baker uiou. NJ. g. Al Nruih.. OF The Above
bNi rf. nion' No, . aye heir'r no'iiei and tLO.s
ill iu'ted g. az nd urc-iat 'o hr t.i Oh ,s'ui.
dgy evening july Hh ~ e-' rrs..d 81, a '!pie II
nus ness Oi importancu - be Transacted N ifs
rCHLOpPi, President
, 1864-06-06
[From the Victoria Evening Express.1
THE ALLEGED IMPRIsOHNIENT OF A
BRITISH SUBJECT IN WASHINGTON
TERRITnRY.

[From the Victoria Evening Express.1
THE ALLEGED IMPRIsONMENT OF A
BRITISH SUBJECT IN WASHINGTON
TERRITORY.
We felt it our duty to lay the letter
which we lately received from a person
signing himself Richard j. Wilkinson" /"
and dated at Fort steilacoom, before the
Governor of this Colony. With promp-
titude which merits the warmest thanks, his
Excellency Immediately communicated with
the Governor of Washington Territory,
with the result which will be seen by a
pcrusal of that gentleman's communication,
a copy of which We append to those re-
marks. The contemplate hoax which has
been praetised in this case cannot be too
severely condemned, and We hope the au-
thor will be found out and held up to pub.
lie odium for attempting to create i'll feel
ing between the people Of two contiguous
countries whose interests are identical.
The sentiments of good will and friendship
which Governor Pickering gives expression
to do him infinite honor, and are recipro-
Gated, we feel sure, by not only the govern
ment but the inhabitants of this Colony.
Long may such feeling of amity and
friendship prevail between our respective
governments as this correspondence mani
tests. If anything we may have said in
relation to the alleged outrage, may have
done the gallant officer in command at Fort
Steilacoom an injustice, we have only to
express our most sincere regret. The fol.
lowing is the correspondence on this sub
iect:
, 1864-06-06
Takine the Consus.

Inquisitor. "Good morning, madam. !,
the head Of the family at home2"
Mrs. Touchwood. "Yes, sir. I'm al
home"
lnq. "Havn't you a husband2'
Mrs. I. Yes, sir, but he amt the head Of
the family, Id have you to know"
Mrs. I. "Why, bless me, sir, whats
that 10 you? You are mighty inquisitive
/ think."
Inq. I" am the man that takes the cen.
sus."
Mrs. 7. sIf you was a man in your
senses you wouldn't AK such impertinent
questions"
Inq. "Don't be afIrontpd, old lady, bu,
answer my question as ask them"
Mrs. I. "Answer fool according to his
folly" you know what the Seriptcr says.
Old lady indeedn II
Inq. III beg your pardon, madam; but
don't care about hearing Scripture just at
this moment. lam bound to 60 according
10 law, and not according to Gospel
Mrs. I. IL should you went neither ac-
cording to law nor ospel. What business
is il to you to inquire Into folks affairs,
Mr.. Thingumbuhl
lnq. "I'he law makes Il my business,
good woman, and u you don't want to ex.
pose yourself to It's penalties, you must
answer my questions.
Mrs. I. "Oh, its the law, Is III That
alters the case. But | should like 10 know
what business the law has with the peoples
, 1864-06-06

"Goiug 10 do IT, never made fortune
built house, or won name. "Goihg to
do IT," has been the bane e more people
than would Gil the census Of dozen New
Ymk's. The man who is always going Ia
do il" rarely, if ever, does IL. The only
thing he does, Is 70 get out Of the world
without doing Il. II ho has task tha,
must be done, he at once announces, with O
deal Of boosting and a great waste oI
words, time and breath, that he Is "going
to do It" And while he is thus ''g,ing u
do lit" somebody who is not suspected oI
-going to do IL" docs il aud reaps the re-.
ward. Ike man who is always .going "a
do il, Is q friend to procrastination. Hg
is ever just on the eve Of doing 1t, When
some rival object interferes and he give.
up in despair Or puts of the "going to d.
it," uutil another tirne--until to-morrOw
= -Golug to do it," Is a style Of doing busi
ness which never did pay and never viii
pay Its way.
IN my time, miss" said a stern aunt
.the men looked at tho women's faces in
stead If their ankles"
AAhl tut my dear aunt" retorted III,
young lady, "you see the world has i'm
proved, aud is more civilized than il used
% be. Il looks more 70 the understand
ing"
The most laconic will on record Is thai
of a man who died IN 1899. II runs thus
g have nothing. owe great deal
, 1864-06-06

-, .----..l -
In chemistry, the best way 10 separate
W. W. oIvs %a1Ss ,sno - ".Scr Sonsrtmsnts To
;an.o..o ;ao no1S ,Sa a J;s,an"o ~ hctTeen nair Of
Iovsrs aver ali III that's rcouired Is to let little
W;ISo ,vaik into ,be 4 hack narlor. /" with a
lighted candle in his hand.
60. ); e,,.3 !. Roron
SOn,saerJ'G 70 @ ~ ,,;,T ST';U ;UOn sr5 % sSo, 10 make
i weigh heavier. The Prcuch dealers in
the articlc complain loudly Of the cheating
~ ,be blocladc.unncrs
, 1864-06-06
VANCOUVER ISLAND,
Colonial Secretary's Office, !


SIR: The Governor having forwarded a
copy Of the letter dated April 28th, 1864,
and signed Richard J. Wilkinson" which
you placed in his hands on the 4th instant,
to the Governor of Washington Territory,
| have the honor to acquaint you that re.
ply has been received from Governor Pick.
ering, copy Of which 1 am directed by
His Excclleney to transmit to you herewith,
from which it would seem that some impo-
sition has been practised in respect of this
matter.
Having made the necessary enquiries,
His Excellency docs not longer hesitate to
remark that he viewed the statement from
the first with great suspicion, and that now
he is compelled to disbelieye it altogether.
/ have the honor to be,
, 1864-06-06

Capt. Sherrard Osborne, who had the
command Of the late abOrtive China squa-
,lron, is to have the command Of the first
British cupola ship-of.war, the Royal !Ser-
erciJn-now ready for sea-
, 1864-06-06
pilatorY Errand Bows.

Sam Slick tells a story about an over,
grown hulk of Yankee boy who was sent
to the woodpiIo by his father, one cold,
winter evening, for "back log" for tha
kitchen fire. The youth went out, but in.
stead OF bringing in good substantial log,
only brought thin little stick-or" brazil, "
as the Pennsylvania Germans say. His
father Immediately gave him good whip
ping and sent him after another log. But
the youth, having his "dander" ronscd,
left the house, wen, to Boston, and shipped
on vessel which made voyage Of several
years.
In course Of time the outh c'mc hacl;
and started home on foot. II was winter,
and just such an evening as the one "r
which he left home. So, remembering his
fathers order, the young man picked up a
huge log, and, staggering into the house,
threw it down on the hearth before his as
toni,hed father and mother, and quietly
said:
Father, here's that back log you sent
me for"
The old gentlemen, not to be outdone in
coolness, replied, with touch of severity:
"Well, you've been darned long time
about III"
, 1864-06-06
Speaking his Mind.

/
any y. % ,r;.I L;OIr :'UuIea NM nc hau " 'alH y
wi, WI W." W un.I n. OS,ole ms peace oi nilnu
SOI - ~ Hno IHy ne ~"s "tCIs EIs
.L Ps :"' ii:l 1ne s.anO'u s.
70 ~ oT' c ~ neS"oOd s'v'en'
"e,t " ni'u MN. iI. so,eus nearu . noicc
anu ,e ;is.eIeu ~ "as wa, e LuaGcn tsiA.ns
20 nilise'i' ne ""' .a''s SU"s ~ .nc
s'!onseS. e!ns ''e e"s""'o Vi INC
minis,er : wig. t.,
"ohe sets a Torse eAilnPie 'nan 1i:.' Ia'an
eAg,a'1eu .iI :nc keaspI; nS ~ % ~ n III ~.
anu hisins ifeeu ais s,n n'., H. IL ~, s"S nn Pe
Parins 70 S rgulg uo"n e i.Sn AZ M t omJ "a,, non
o'e'e.s giueu ou. u lne patn, sIu ea'Lo .I
AZ ~ aSain Jast " 'he Deeeo" "nueo on '"e
iour :, q, -.
... aox Y ~, peacon .rlsu ',.sisms. ,,.
M"nS ~ D4ro" your iia'i'pus''ei IN 'i'ui
or .% .TS'
III - saruh, sarun, salu 'ne psae"n!
ne measure was put inso uie helsnpor
H1I.s, '.'u Nv uepItseu
We "s o~eo,1o syn .,,,., '.s a.n;.h %
eI WY We ~ 'N.S e. woA,i "D.nN- %H
,TlIlue ia HeI 'o'e III nuo'', ~"T Ds~So4 ~
roonouse Wa " ~. .nou w 'e"9S 9S uie-
poeeu ~ ii''Ao eiouDie = t"y Ioelsg sn..
ses''yn 'StI w Mas PiyuuIsu SnIn ~ -
m. u'aseu ."as ~ ""u 49, " a. Sp
iJ ,g 'Trk MI use y Seans u s a.DlJ a-IJ
ausi t $780, s 'on'io,su "v.an :.a.;1 49,
nv %".n, mt ~ hea. " 'J suu ~. ,nnucu.ni @
Dea.oi .I. S' M s "Juse
c1anilo man Sa'' A.. a.rnoohsI = VIZ, h,;
nO.s -. TaI N. - - S 49,. S iIao,soS ~
, 1864-06-06

The New Jersey Legislature, has before
! tia billto aprcvent the sdmixtue Of races"
in that STATE.
, 1864-06-06

About ten years ago, there Lived neal
Cincinnati family by the name Of Slrin
ger. The Oldest son, Jack, was most &C.
centric genius. One day his mother said
slack want sou to go the store"-hali
a mile dsta, t." and get ms quarter:
worth Of soap aud sugar"
Jack reused himself up, brushed the
whltlings trom his lap and started forward
on his errand. lie did not return. Ten
years passed by, aud no tidings were heard
uf the errand. Yesterday, as the family
were sitting down to their Thanksgiving
dinner, the door opened aud in camc a tall
lnnsiached, gopd,looking man, with soml
bundles in his hand. 1t was Jack Stringer.
All the family sprarg to their feet in aston
Ishment, but the mother and Jack were
perfectly cool
"SIoihe !" said Jack, "herc's your sugar
aud soap"
"Lay them on the table ard eat your
dinner" said Mrs. Stringer; "you ought
!" be whipped for staying so long"
, 1864-06-06

We were reminded of this story by the
following, which We find floating about un
credited:
"a certain distinguished citizen of Mil.
wau GO, W 'sconsin, who has filled the
highest office in the State, was once in the
employ Of farmer in Western New York.
Among other things it was his duty t.
bring in the cows" One evening the
cows and boy "came up missing" Some
years after, tho farmer was passing down
East Wate- street, Milwaukee, and saw
the name ot his cowboy over the door Of
one Of the largest hardware houses in the
West. lie walked In and found his boy
in the counting room lie stared a mnTcnt
ON the truant, and then broke out with:
Halo, Len, have you found them cows
yet"
One can imagine what followed mu-
tual recognition. Il is said the Old farmer
was pacifitd without breach Of the peace" "
, 1864-06-06

q.
A little boy, while writhing under the
tortures Of an ague, was told to rise up and
take a powder Ids mother had prepared for
him. II
'sPOwdor. powdcrr' sail he, raising
himself on one elbow, and putting on 3
smile !" mother ! ain't gun, \ 49,, \ !.
The preparation we'll known as eollOdion
is applied with great Success IN Vienna 10
tho cure Of tumeiactions, phlegm0ns aud
cratic crysipclas. 1t is applied with
brush. Wonderful cures arc mentioned
Tho model of yacht, in good condition,
constructed for Queen Elizabeth, has re-
Gently conc to light at Dcptford dockyards,
in England. k seimg1
Masses are to be said III the sdbtcrrauean'
altars Of 81. Peter aud ST. Paul in the Va
tican, for the reposc Of tic souls Of the
sufferers at Santiago. ~,
There was lately severe money crisis
in Calcutta; so much 80 that the Indian
government issued notes Of the value Of
Eve rupees in large quantities to relieve the
- Z, - s 80,
Inc rroviucuec L,fess says tha' - 1l'1Ige
,h"",Sa,". el :. ,oe .p.I;r CV on,rs, Z % sO, tSs
e S'ss.s h,,..o. p 49,. a - !. i hoI3 shoso ,S;s,
~ San,s ta.'s. ;.ov.S y ,Ius - = =. = M = s y
0Sp'o PVSDH' W.
A depntation Of the University q kiels
representing the public opinion OF Holstein.
,%S ,o v~ Us"nIn I. n,savorabIs % "a p,ussia mi n
s"e ~. y " pansa.sI : ' s-s -AS i-'SS
, 1864-06-06
Yours truly ~
9 THoMAs RAWNE.'

aI raised my eyes, said tho narrator,
stewards Douglass; his long, bony hands
were clasped together, smile seemed strug-
Cling to play over the pallOr Of death--the
eyes were fixed with CLASSY stare, and
with the death rattle in his throat he ox-
claimed, God have mercy upOnme--Chrisi
have mercy upon me- and he fell back
Dead in tho desert" tre'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
AUDIT }nS SiLb. .7
or SCHOOL & MINISTERIAL
LANDS.
The State If 0hio Via'on county.

Ihe STATE T Ohl0 Vint0h c0URty.
The urder,irned Auditor Of said vinton
county, will offer for sale at public anciion as
the door Of the Court House, in Mo Arthur, in
sld county, on
Saturday December 3lst 1864,
al o'clock =. NJ, on ssid day, ihS following
described real estate situated in said county
Of VIuton, to-wi,; The north west quar'er-pf.
the north wcs. quarter, also the north half Of
,te south west quarter Of the north Hest quar-
ter containing sixty acres appraised a. 20
per acre.
A.sa the north cast quarter Of the north west
quarter aud tho north half t The sonth east
qusrlrr oftLe ror'h west quarter, containing
SKY ucres, appraised ~ $500 Al ol said
lrnl- hei . in section member sixteen, llG.) in
Township number ten, NO.) ofRarga number
sixteen. Q6,) Ohio, Company Purchase.
E,ch parce! Of land Il ust bring tue appraised
value thereof
Terms fsulo one Twelfth in cash and the
residue in Eleven rgum annual in.telBnert
with ilf,rest from the day Of sale t. he lsil
annually. 4. n. CCZAD,
Nov. s4th-64 Gw Auditor V coo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
The Next Vsc;iFn Ha A5Dai-
liOa Intolerance.

The Philadelphia Press, one ofih.
lYading organs OF the Abolition AZ d
Administrator party, contained N
lis editorial department, % Thanhs'
giving morning. a c"mmun cation,
which, Furney says, is rom dis
tinguished and esteemed friend in
Chester county" The conmunica
ton in question accuo 9 the great
body OF the members OF the Ca,huhc
Church with having 'treasonahiy
voted" at the late Presidential eI,c-
ton, and closes with this declaration:
"It ia this combined element in our
politics which cxrlodes in mohs, and
to keep quiet which the Government
was put to 90 much care and e%Pan
dture in forcing into good behavior
at the last election"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
Another Esr2U,

It Is stated that another draft is
about to tt, ke place in New York, and
to prepare Governor Seymour has 10
sued proclamation thrt more care
tni examination be made in towns
aud cities OF persons liable 70 do NIL
i,ary duty. lhc OH ct is to reach
the correct quet4 for the next call for
troops. We uldrrslanu tb.t new On
rnlIments have been ordctcd in other
States having the came lurpo.ea III
vica. These facts give IN ahn7't
certain indication that tha "X'&enrl's
OF tn war and military airuls va
render tn call for another barge quot
Of tro, ,p a necessity Within u aho
period.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
!, IpARaHGA MD DYSENTERY

We have examined great number o
others from some of the most prominen
citizens OF Cincinnati and Coyingtou. etr Z.
speaking in the highest terms Of DR.. Stick
lamd's Anti-Cholera Mixture for the cure ol
o danhpa and dysentery. The letters are
TO long to publish. Mr. Woods, Of Cow
nigton suys he was pronounced incuTab'e
for the best doctors il Cincinnati, and one
ionlle Of Dr. Srckliud's Anti Choierd Mix
ture effected permanent cure after suffer
ing Tor months with the worst form OF d lar
rho a and dysentery.
Another SAYS hr was discharged from the
United States service alter suffering in the
hospiial for his US incurable, and as a
last resource tried Strckland's Ant-Chole-
ra Mixture he got well directly aud has now
entered the army again in good health
One man writes he has cured St ven or eight
very bad cases OF diarrhGa aud dysenter- in
the barracks he was in with one bottle OF
this valuable medicine. In fact We couI'
fill half our paper with similar items from
these letters. Why does not our Govern
ment secure this valuable PREPARATION. =
Our army ought to be supplied with it, IT
is but a short time since one of our men
laid in very low condition al one OF nul
Cincinnati Hospitals, his wife was sent for
the doctors considered his an hopeless case
She, however. gave him SuickIand's Anti
Cholera Mixture, and in three weeks he was
able to return home with his wife 10 New
Richmond, o. All these cases right a
home speak for themselves. We hope al
the soldiers will put bottle Of it in the
knapsacks, it may save them or some o
their comrades. II is for sale by Druggist
30 cents per bottle
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
10 TIE CLERK vi VIM
TON COUNTY.

TIHE times for holding the Distrit
4 Court and the Courts Of Common
Pleas in the several { unlirs Of the Seven.
tn Judicial District Of Ohio, for The year
1865, ore fiypd ., follows:
DISTRICT COURT.
Washington, April Eleventh, Meigs
AprlI loudeeuh; Goia. Api Seventeenth
! Lawrrrre, Apri, Nineteenth; Sciutu, April
lweul, frs, Pike, pri, Twenty lourh Pc
ry, September luut,h Fairfield, September
| Sixth HuCk ., September Ninth, A mems.
Sep,emhrr Eleventh, VInon September
TurDeeath, aud Jackson, September Fiji
teen,h
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FrRsr SJB DIVISION --IIo,kiug, FcbmmY
| Twenty frs May Sixteenth. October ihl'd
Perry NJ ,rth Tint ecn'h. MAY iwru'y'
SECOND, October ,ix zenith FtrhcId March
Twenty seven. Juna Filth November Sixth,
SECOND SUB.DvIsoS.-- Lawrence, te9ru'
ary FOurt enlb; May Sixteenth Sep.em'
Der Twenty sixth, Nintom, FEBRUARY Four
teenth, May Sixteenth, September twenty
sixth, Jackson, February Twenty eighth,
| May Thirti"th. 0lgobcr S2yenleen'h.P,ks,
March Fourteenth. June TnIheen'h, Oe'o'
bsr Thirty first, Scio,o i,rcb Twenty fret
! June TNcn irlh, November Fourteenth
THkO SUG.DlylsloN. washing on,
FEBRUARY Fourteenth My Sixteenth, O.to-
Der Second Athens, February 23!d, NJ y
Twrn, fifth. Ocluber iart hrst, Mr'es
March SIKH, June Filth. October SXteeolh
Gala. March Sixteenth, June Twelfth
October r T,enty third.
john p, PhIey, ! judges Of til, Courts
+. Won trump, OF Common Pleas OF
john Wrtch, ,he Sa'entd Judicial
". ", Johnson Di,lici of Ohio
The STATE OF Ohio, !
Vmlon CUuuy.
|. SAMUEL. Wilson, Clerk OF the Court
OF Common Pleas, in oni for raij County
do lrtrDy certify mat the foregoing is III
and true copy OF the arisnd ordrr in rrIrr-
cnce 10 the time; ot holding the District
snd C mmuu PEAS Courts, in The Sevea'h
judicial District Of Ohio.
Witness my maud anu the se'l oI
\ said Coultat MrAr.hur.'h 'h'. 23rt
bs day ot Novembel A D. 1854,
49, SAMUEL l.. WILSON,
Nov. 81 h-6l- 6w, Clerk.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
LEGAL NOTICE.
THE STATE OF OHIO, VINTON COUNTY
IN PROBATE COURT,

Joseph Wilcox adms. Pltf.)
Of Susan Alexander Decd Petition TO
ag8iust Sell Realty
Sarah Alexander et al Det.
Zacariah T, Alexander deiendent non resident
of the state Of Ohio, whose Tesidencc il un-
known. and one OF the heirs at law Of Susan
Alexander deceased. Will take notice that
joseph Wilcox administrator of the Esta Of
Susan Alexander deceased, on the 9Th day OF
November 1864, filed his petition In the Pro-
bate Cont within and for the County Of Vim
ton State of Ohio, alleging hat the personal
estate Of said deceased is insu lcunt to lay her
icp,s and the charges OF a ImEisterinR her
estate: hat she doi seized in tee simple Ot the
folloviur described real estate situated in said
county Of Vintou; 10 wit: Commencing a. the
south west OrgeT OF sectiOn uGmper nine. l9)
in township number niue. -, y Of range nLm
be r Of hteen, 80 thence North ninety one
roIs, thence east thirty iuur rods, thence
south ninry, one rods, thence west thirty four
rods 70 the pl,co Of beginning. containing
twenty ac. e. more or less. and that Sarah,
Zacarah TRcbecla =, aud John W. Alexander
rs her heirs at Law, hold the mex estate rl
Inheritance thercin.
The prayer ofsuid petition is for the sale OF
siid ircmi-es, for the payment OF the dehl'
aud charges afOrGsa d, said petit on viii he Tor
hearing on the lO.h day Of lo,embe- 1854, OF
as soon after as ourcel can he heard.
Nuyl7 -6I 4w JOSEPH WILCOX,
L. a. BRATToH, Atty. Adm'. Susan Alex
for Petitioner. tNdor ~" q 's-t
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08

EsEBECCA STEVENS ESi ATE
~rOrIrE is hereby given, that Zaeariah
y Steven, has been appointed, and dug
qualified as Admiuistrator on th' estate OF
Rsbecra Stevens deceased late Ninton Co. g.
Noy.l7lS.4 -3y ZACARIAH StBN EMS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-08
DIR. 8 SEEssCKLAND'S
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G o u G II BALSA

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TO convince tAem that it is the best prepara-
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affections OF the Throat aud Lungs, but it
cures Night Sweats aud Splitting OF Blood,
and is an excellent gdrgle for any kind oil
Sore Throat. 1t is pleasant TO take, aud
safe medicine Tor infants. Price 80 cents
per bottle. For sale by Druggists general
ly.
March "a, '64--ly.