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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

The shipments of copper from Lake Superior
in 1868 amounted 10000 tuns, and Of iron ores
$50 600 tuns.
report states that l59 Of the inmates became
mad from disappointed love.
The number of deaths from crinoine ID three
wears in London, it is stated, equals the loss Of
life by the ssh: iago IRE.
The Bishop of London states that in his
diocese there are 2l1 parishes deficient in clergy
or church accommodation.
All veteran regiments in Ohio belonging to
the Department of the South have been ordered
to the Army of the Potomac.
Two mines are now work ed in Newfoundland
one Of lead and one OF copper-each en-
ploying over one hundred persons.
Tho Republican National Committee do not
seem inclined to postpone the time Tor no'ding
the Union National Convention.
Rebel Gen. Lees orderly, who has deserted,
saws oyer two hundred rebel soldiers have been
shot during the winter for desertion.
Brigham Young is about to prove to the
"S,intsr thar he cans'keep hotel having
purchased the Salt Lake, House for $4,000
The l!ouse Committee on Commerce have
agreed to report resolution providing for the
,ermiussicn Of the Canada reciprocity treaty.
culpepper is to be invested with To- midabie
Gordon OF Qualifications, with a view to rendering
! nsperm.nent depot Of supplies.
Vermont h.s furnished two thousand and
twenty-five more soldiers than have been re-
nuired Of her under all the calls thus sAr made.
| New Jersey has opened new trade with
South America 25 tuns white oak sposes have
beea shipped from Sussex Go. for that market
The New Hampshire Patriot gives the sggrs
| gate debt Of one hundred and FAY sowns in the
| State q $3,e73. 6o0-or bounties principally
/ Beware of the -Greas United States Stock
Company" new lottery swindls purpcrsing
| 20 Be for the benefit Of the Z. s Sanitary Com
| mission
| kentucky STAKEHOLDER loudly complain that
| their able bodied ehastels are running away to
| the free States q to Canada to evads military
/ service.
| A. Cyrrcxa n TIN AsxY WHITES: AT in
spsction noticed that . large properties q the
| mems knapsacks contained . box Of Troches.
being generally used by them for colds. etc"
| Browns Bronchiai Troehss," should b N
every soldiers knaPssck or pocket to b uscd
! upos the dzst sppsarsncs At odd q eosSh.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

REMEDY FOR PILES.-It is q blessing 70
the suffering u know that we have efectual cure
for this truly troublesome disease. M J. p Hszsre
of l64 Second Cincinnati. Ohio takes great
pleasure IN informing all who sufiTinS with piles
that he used small quantity of DR.. Strcklsnds Pile
Remedy. and il effected permanent care- This seems
be the case with all ho make Of this splendid
preparation Il manufactured al No. East Fourth
street, Cincinnati Ohio, ami sold by all Druggists
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

EgYou have to pay high price for
Family Groceries, and you therefore
want the BEST Go to j. H. HUTTON d
SoS's-they always have the very article
YOU need.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

EE- The place TO get good Cutting Boxes IS South
Sixth Street, Richmond, Indiana Of t. o. Thompson.
They simple durable. speedy, and easily Kept IN
good order the premises. All orders by mail
promptly attended TO.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11
IMPROVEMENTS IN FIREARMS.

1t was impossible that the country
should pass through great military
crisis without an unusual stimulus being
given to invention in the subjects of fire.
arms and munitions of war. This i'm
pulse, commencing with the year 1861,
appears to have reached its elimination
in the following year, 1862, and in the
past year to have declined to nearly its
condition4in the former year, 1861. This
is shown in the following table of the
whole number of applications filed in the
last four years for improvements in this
class of inYcntiOn
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

rThe second company from this city
has not yet been made up-we have no
report from it this week.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11
NOTICE.

DR HACGHIOy has removed his residsnce, per-
IL mapensly, 70 bis own property. 90 South Frank
Il Street. vest nd, directly opposite III resd<1ce 1t
Dr. Yede whsrs b can b found n al times whs1 not
pru1sso1aly msassd. Gala nj Be prom2oy asssa4-
z = uighs q Day. 49,
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

Beware of Swindlers!-Dry Goods Pediars-
English and Irish, calling themselves "sea captains
or ~ack tars." They ask three four prices, and
take two; and obtain money BY misrepresentation and
bare-faced lying. r.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

Get a Copy of the City Ordinances,
Vow at the Mayors Office for distribution Every
citizen should have one and know for himself all about
the laws thas govern him
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

r. First National Bank Of Richmond
has declared . dividend Of seven dol
lars ON the share, clear Of all taxes,
payabls On damand
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

Common Pleas Court-Commenced last Mon
day, and will continue about three weeks; Judge WILL
son, presiding.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

tF Tbs New Albany Ledger, which made itself
quite conspieous for time Democratic war paper
has recently reIapsed into the most vxuent Copper
headsu and Is doing is utmost 70 prevent enlist
under the last call Az d the only daily paper
n that district, il operates unchscksd, and i dong
good deal Of mischief. IT. past course gives il in
aueace with Caioa usn vhsh nakes il important TIA:
it, dssersiou TO the rebels should be exposed
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

Commandments COurt-Meets she First Mon
day in June next, June 6th.) Persons having BUSH
ness in this Court, will takenotice.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

hat the number OF
ech-loading small
g increasing dur
lie the number OF
rovements in fire
same. 1t should
line Of the above
exclusive muzzle-
his line are includ-
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

There are pee, tIlar obstacles to the ap
plications of the breech- loading principle
to heavy guns WI lich leave but little en-
couragement to the hope Of any great
success in this di rection. The fact that
the strength OF Il re material does not IN
crease in the rati o of size, while the ex-
plosive energy of the powder is augment
ed at least as rapic ly as increase OF mass
the necessity of dding considerably to
the bulk or weigh of a gun when it is
divided or pierced at the point Of great
est strain. and thi in weapon already
too unwieldy. and the difficulty of secur
ing the fitting of ny considerable NOV
ing parts or surface 3 exposed to extreme
inequalities of ten ,peratlre, all appear
to stand in the way of any available ex-
tention of the syste m. excepting, posi-
bic, in the lightest rtillery.
1t is in the class small arms. as was
to have been expect ed, that the greatest
activity has been e: Inhibited. Whatever
improvements tend to perfect the weap-
ons Of the private older must have
great value in warfare where. as is usual
ly the case, masses ofsks IN en- are marshal
ed to oppose collected N asses.
A large proportion of the patents in
this class granted in the past two years
will be found to embr ace improveme nts
in breech-loading ARA ngeluents- In re-
viewing the large nun her ,,f such arms
judged to be sufficier tly di stinctive IN
some particular feature or fea lures, to De
entitled to a patent, it would seem As II
every conceivable forr a and direction Of
of the closure and insle ,sure of tue breech
had been exhausted.
The numbers Of bre- ch-loadinC and OF
other arms patented d uring the last four
years are as follows:
1850 1881 1859 1888
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

Much Of the report is taken up with
labored defense of the United States Pat
ent System. The following remarks up
on improvements in fire arms and other
implements of war, are of much interest
at the present time:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11
Slate for Roofing!

nRnERS for Stating 10 any amount, will be FIJI
" by addressing the undersigned At Abingdon. lnt
or leaving orders at the Grocery Of Mr. q. W. Barn
in Richmond. This kind OF Roofing is sres'as's-
aai there is need OF bepraising il. Those who ha
them. do not desire any better or cheaper.
NICHOLAS SMITH, Abingdon, Ind.
Ahacton Ind Jan 20. 1854: l-Smos
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

1t will thus be seen {
patents granted for bre
arms has been steadl.
ing the four years, VII
patents for other imp
arms has continued the
be remarked that the
table does not indicate
iosdin9 patents. asin {
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11
Appointment Of a Trustee.
State Of Iadiana.i g. , In the W.vre Circuit
WAYNE County, Court, Fall Term. lSs4.


Wayne County. Cours, Fall Term. lso4.
Isaac STEPHENS Frederick Batter
FIELD. Ezra Whseler. Thomas II.
Fade, surviving executor Of Da- Complaint for ap-
Vii Lee. Gilbert Howell Freicr-
lex Lacy John h. Narnnur. The Poin,menf OF .
Merchant L Manufacturing lnsu-
rance Comply and 4. u. Searies Trustee, in the
Plaintiffs,
Vs. place Of George
The Cincinnati Chicago Air Line
Rail Road Company, formerly Carlisle, decd
known as The Newcastle and
Richmond Railroad Company
and the unknown Bond holders
of the Newcastle ( Richmond No. l4as.
Company Defendants
Whereas the plaintiffs. this csth dav of April
filed their coura IN, in the above cause, and sdA,
that the names and residence of the Bond holders
toned were unknown the plaintiffs. but that the
were believed generally 20 be non-res,dents OF q
State OF Indiana Notice is therefore given 10 q I.
Cincinnati and Chisago Air Line Rail Road compan
and all holders OF three hundred Bonds for one thos
sand dollars each executed and delivered by the New
castle and Richmond Rail Road company in said Stat
on the 18th ay OF February, 1862 To John t. Narnnun
of the city and State of " Y and George Carlisle, -
TIRE CITY of Cincinnati Ohio. bearing seven per
anuurn interest and able the 18th day of Febr,
arv is57--to be and appear at the next term of ga
court be holden the fast Monday Of next August
At tie Court Hesise at Centeryiile, in the county
WAYNE aforesaid. and answer the above complaints
aud in default of their appearance the cause viii 10
heard and deterrn lined in their absence
Witness. SAM. b. SCHLAGLE, Clelt
) Seal. of said Court and the Seal thereof, TT
49, 2sth day of April. 1851
fl2-4w eel SAM. b. SCliLAGLE, elk VICE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-05-11

Total 1879 500 453 322
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
Dea tn OF Colonel M ulligan

A special dispatch to the Gazette
Of yesterday in speaking Of the Mary
] and rebel raid says.
BALTIMORE, Inly 2S.-From one oI
Crooks staff officers, who has just ar
rived here from Earper's Ferry,
learn the following particulars Of the
present position IN the upper Poto-
mac.
This officer confirms my previous
dispatch that Longstreet is in COM
mand. but he thinks there arc not
over 35 900 OF the raiders. He says
the crops in the Shenandoah Valley
never were richer than this year, and
II saved by the rebels, would support
the Contederacy halfa year. To yet
this crop was believed to be the sole
object OF the raid, and it would well
repay them for all the trouble, lie
confirms my previous dispatch con-
csrning the battle OF Winchester, and
adds that our loss will amount TO ful.
1000. .
Col. &hlligan fell while gallantly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
Fjrns R,ntTa' cf Olsfruci6Ts cr1 III
Jr,ur, IRE o. E'9uicriil mts Re
cpr,tnce Il Ms Aiontih Periods.

They cure - obviatc thrse numernu. d'stases
that spring fIon irregalar!t!, by removing ,ic
irIcguls''y t.,li,
They euro Suppressed, Excessive aid Pain-
Gul NenstrUatinn.
They cure Gr'"n Sicl'ness ('Il0ro,i-)
IEey cure Nervous and SPINAL ri, ctions,
pairs tnc back. md lower paris Vf the b"ly,
ilea,incss F.riguc ou III Int cXertion, Pulritn-
ton &c the li,ar' l"wn,s, ui Spirits, IS sirIic,
sick Headache, GildiDc,s, etc ,e,c, Ina Wo,d
hv reno ing the lr,tgular,Iy. they remove Re
cause aI.l wiih il ALL the GE,c.s that spriag
ftomi'.
Composed Of simple vegetable extract, thy
contain nothing dcic'rri"uS to any ronstiu u'iult
hnweyyr to'iCaic, their function hcing - sub
sl,utc strength for weakness, which when pro
lerlv used, they never failed 10 d..
They may ne safely used At any age, and mt
aGy period. EXCEPT nURlTG THE FIRST TrRLE
noNTns. during which the unEuling nature Of
thcir action would inial.ib!y rgLytAr pregu-
Onry,
a letters seeking information or advice will
he promptly, freely aud disCrcelly answered
Full directions accompany each box,
Prce II per box O. six boxes for IS.
Sent by ma-l, free Of postage, on receipt Of
price.
Sold Mt Nahrtlur OF s. V. Dodges Drug store
AMI by all respectable Druggists.
'2IoA so rs tJolrI 81 'cN t9-'Il ga
'lHol1IHJlud IIos
'nA y NIMTIN II ~ 'Iu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
McARTliUR NURERY.

The undersigned wishes to inform the citizen,
Flht,h, and surrounding Counties shat they
ave established Nursery at McArthur and
wlilkeep constantly on hand, every variety
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES
a. We now offer for sale 10000 Apples trees
~ oO Peachtrees, Pear, Cherry, Plumb &c
Of the every best varieties.
Inc trees have all been rnised in Hooking
county, and being aeelimstei are preferable
10 Tree shipped from other States. They are
Two yesrS old thrifty and in tho best condition,
an all, We aask is that thoss wishing trcec shocIj
cal! ara see for themaelves,
Address
Dec. r,-ss 3mo. J. VI. GO1.D
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

leading us lIish Brigade ina charge.
lie was shot through the neck and
shoulder, md it WIS reported that lie
wee also wounded in the side. His
men picked him mp and ware carry
ing him from the field wien the rah-
els surrounded the whole patty. The
Colonel t"ld the boys to leave him
and save the flag. hut his LAST. brave
words were in vain, for the rete's
Iohh'ed up she whclc bard together
with their flag. His wife l,a2 arrived
at llarrCrs Fnry TO day, ard went
oft with flag ct uucc Ia lean IIrr
hEsiNnu's fate. The rcsult had rct
been honrd WHEN the train for this
city Ietr.
Col Mu'lgan was oil IRE Il l|r,gn
.dirr Generals commission in 1861
buf would not accept il, hrcnu.e TIC
preferred t. s'ay w,ih his old LrgWlr
The Chicago Convention and the nd Of
the Wan.
The Toronto correspondent OF the
New York Hald, who haa bal in
timaic associations with tn SVnthcln
Commissioners at Niagara Falls,
says:
The earnest desire Of the South
uncrs cngas,d.hrre Is tha' some man
will be- nominated at Chicago who
can not be elected. They cay that ~
bong as Mr.. Lmcoln's policy prevails
they can keep the South unit against
reconstruction, but that u Presid nj
came in with the policy OF Union on
the basis OF the Constitution, at Least
half OF their army would lay down
their arm9."
there is no douIt that Linco|n's
imprria! policy Of snhlasalion, cmaa.
ciparion AMI conti,ctoa i5 worth
everything to the south. i maEr'
them ~ one man. aud rynjcr5 then!
dclclmiAcd to tigh', il necessary, Ii
long AMI bIroiy war tor lndrpcn-
denco. Can it be possible that the
Northcrn people will b. 50 blinded ~
to continue the Gesp9tica! aud missy
ah'r administration in pow ar.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
40 the Ladies' uE Vimtogn.

! wish 10 cay, Tor your own Ulnvil
that there Is no sewing machine that
compares with WhecIrrs and vii
sob 9 either as tU work, or durblIity
OF the machine, another fact, is thai
tho Wheeler Il Wilson machine is
warranted ivr three years. | can
furnish the plain table machine for
S6O, aud half case. same as | have,
which | invite you 10 call and sev, at
$40. For the reputation OF tas lua-
chine rcterto Mrs. j. q. +. Brown
Mrs. DR.. RanneIls, Miss Martha
teiree and Miss l., Myrick, McAr-
thur, and Mrs. o. 7. Cunning, Nc
Arthur Station. This machiuo has
been in use in this county for mum
Der OF years, and never failed VI Civ
lug entire satisfaction. The adyant.
age over the Wilcox and Gibbs ma
chine is that the sewing will not ra-
vel ont, BY the breaking OF u thread,
it is well known that all one thread
chain stitch machines will ravel,
whilest the Wheeler s. Wilson ma
cline sc wing will not rip or ravel
Gall and see the machine, and be
convieuced that it lie the best. will
also give the necessary instructions
20 ali who buy from me, as well as
o warrant Tor three years.
RUTH &. RRAFrON,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

4 Good Farm, about l2j acres. wit. about
~ - acres cleared, one Of the best watoIod
farms in the county, an Orchard of3j bearing
Apples aud 4 number Of new Grated Apples
and Peaches about 30 acres of bottom, some l2
acres Of it mellow, Cottage Ilonse Franc Barn.
and IL good well Of wate5. Title portecs. ,and
thu price Is s2 900. Tho Farm is in Richland
Tp., East Of Aleisville. For further info-ma
tion enquire Of E a. Baton II Arthur, Ohio
or of III: subscriber ON the premises
July 2l ,-Gl-tf RIGlpD BUCHANAN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
United States In Crnal
REVENUE!
INCOME TAX, LICENSES, &C.
rLEvLTrW DisrRlcr OF ONO,
CoLtLctUE's OsF.CE. JvhHruuR
Tl.N yI 81 l-Fi

J
4 S Srequirel BY section % of .'An net to pro-
"A viiO Internal Revenue ~ ,uppprt the CIV
ernmcnt, rnl cay interest un the puhf, daol."
approved jane 3Oth, 1854, FUBLlCNOriCE is
hereby given to al Icr.ou- int,rcs ct. that the
Assessors ANNUAL LIST for this D ,triet
Comprising tho C,uutigs Of Adams %.!p.o.
Lawrclce GaIla, Vmton and Jackson. f,r III,
year 1854 O.lhrt''lus + ,xeI on lN CONES Ill
CENSES, CAERlAhES. &c, L. now IL IN,
hands Tor collection, and that said taxes are
now due aud Fay able, and If not ruid on or be
fnro tho lO,h day nf august next. II penalty cf
TEN P,.r cent. VIII be emf reed uudr- d.stra~nt
will attcna. by m!s.lf or Dyru.y, tjtla
COLLECTORS OFFICE, in each Comfy in
sGid District, fnr tbs purpose ot receiving tho
taxes aforesaid, until .aid 10th day August
nOXt; ufer which time the penalty will my4iia-
bly, bs cXgc.ed. Said texNS viii ta receirei
AID receip:rd for, b. HENRY PAYNE Esqr.,
Macarthur, for Nintou county.
JOHN CAMPBELL,
July a6, ga 2w. Collector
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
RECRUITS WANTED.
$500 30 u TY!!
HELP OUR CITIZENS 70 ESCAPE
THE DRAFT.

| have au,hority from the Governor Of Ohio
to recruit in Nmton ccunly. for new regi
ment NJ iu1an'ry, IN this District
Recruits viii receive huuutrs from the
Gcnerdl Gnvrrnm"nt as lclIlws io wi;
Fer Ohe year 500; Tor two Years $500; Tor
three Years $500; aud in edition SlO0,
from the township to which they az tredl.
t. Eecuils for one year will thus re-
Ceive bounty Of 500; besides SIC rcr
month pay, aud IS so per month for cIoh.
ing.
Iota! FIR one ysatS serOicc 8I34,
and found in everything. Every citizen Of
V!aton either liable TO the Daft or not. is
interested III getting up recruits in order to
Gil our quota, Come On boys. enroll your
names, and let us give another pull together
for th1 cd flag, and help our neighborS, who
cannot 90 to war, Uut Of this Draft. Re.
cI"iriug Head Quarters, at Macarthur, 0.
where any other information can DO obtain.
ed.
VIM. T. SHADES.
Recruiting Officer.
Jnl, %. 1864. Il.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
PHILIP sCaiAL..s IiEilss.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersiyn.
l Y cd has been appointed Guardian of tho
Estate of CItaarine S1ha'l, Christcna Schall,
Charles Sehali, William Schall and Phihip
sehall, minor heirs of Phillip Schsll, late q
Nimton county Ohio, deceased.
AuS4th ls64,-ag, G0NRhD SCaMID,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
Notice

Name; J. Dunk'e Executrix Of the Esta,a 40
u w. Ddnkle, late Of vinton County, Ohio.
deceased; has fled her accounts and .oucbors
Tor inspection and anal sett!amont, aaj ,hat
said accounts will be for heaIing on tie aOrh
day OF August, 1864.
, ,, RICHARD CRAIG,
'I' - '''''-'"' I1ObU.s Jutge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

PERRINEs WAR MAP, is one Of the
best and most reliable maps, showing
tho oa.tIe ields that We have seca. -
1t ia pui up in book iorln, and is ac
companiel with u concise history d
every battle. 1t 10 compiled from
governm<n, surveys and oiiciaI re.
ports You will receive it post paid
20: 50 cents, address c. 0 Pelrine
& Co., indianapolis, Indiana
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
JOHN STEELs ESTATE.

MOTT CE is hereby given, thai the subscri-
~ herS have been appointed and qualified
a. Admins ratUrs, If the E,tuts Of John Steel,
late Of YintUn Comfy. Ohio deceased.
MARC RET \. STER',.
July 1864 3v. CHARLES NChHu1T,NNn'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

wIL,IANA.J JOllNSrON'S STATE.
NOTICE /, hernNy given 'bot tho suhscri
= hes bus ben &. pointed and qualified ~
nmiu,.'i.t'r, "' 'hy Estate Of W lliam 1
Johnston, h,e .! Vintoa gOun'y, chi,, ioccas-
iu
July Is CT 3w SAMUEL C. CASE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
NGAiGE.

Charles A. Boyer Administrator, Of the
estate Of David Boyer, late of Vinton coun.
ty, Ohio. deceased; has filed his accounts
and vouchers Cor inspection aud final settle.
mpnt. and that sail acCoants will be pass
ed upon, on the 9th day of August 1861.
RICHARD CRAIG,
August 4,-64-3w Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

Cow I've call attention to
the notice OF strayed COW. Mr.
Palmer is poor man, and any pet
sou knowing whore he iaay fad her
will DO paid for their trouble, btSidts
doing an acl ct Kindness and duty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
To Renders.

We propose to finnish the following
Magozines at the Lowest prices,
Lady's Book and Democrat So 90
Natiousl Magazine aud Dlm. $50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

DENusTkY. -DT. Is. Won ol Ports
mouth is making u short stay in our
town, and to any per5ous wishing
anything done in his profession, We
would say now is your time, tho DR.,
is a scientific D,u,ist ,anllevery way
worthy OF your patronage. At HUI.
bsrls Hotel. Give him Il call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
JONATHAN yOWELLs rs EATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber
" has been appointed aud qualif L rs Exc
cntor, o! the Es:atu ofIouathan Vowel late Of
Yinton county deceased.
July 2Sth lS64 3w HIRAM VOWEL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
[Signedl A. BELMONT Chairman.
FREDERICK O. PIERCE, Secretary.

AHoTHEE RAID. 1t is said the re =
beis possession, Of Martinsburg anl
the B. & o. Railroad by last night
mail.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
!, Chic;:gO Democratic COvcn-
lion Postponed.

New YORK, June %. Alta meet
ing Of the Executive Committee Of the
National Democratic Convention,
held here to day, it was voted that, in
Difference to the desire OF u very large
number OF tho leading mamherS of
the Consenivc Union Democratic
party throughout the country, the
National Democratic Convention he
postponed to Monday, August 90,
1854, at l2 o'clock ut noon, at Chica.