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GENTS. 40 G4aOes 3O-for Customs, $4,000 io4os
200 $50 PAYMENTS OF 9oC co. Balance s23 7s, 3C7 10
Money is unchanged in price and demand.
Upon call brokers are readily Supplied at 667 p cent
chiefly at the lower rate. The movements Of the Sccre
tary OF the Treasury have lost much of their interest
with borrowers and il is understood tina. an increase in
the sales of lO4Os 10 two millions per day would give
him all the money he wants No large sales of long y
cent gold bearing bonds need be expected by parties
looking for bargains. AL that the Department has for
sale will be taken at good premium. Those wanting
Federal stocks will do wen TO buy 1040s now II the
price Of 52Os Of the loan Of 1881 no. satisfactory
Tne Department wants money but is not in pressing
need and can get all it requires. whenever Mr.. Chase
chooses to offer current rates for the use Of capital
With 1880 notes. interest payable in currency, he could
get $50 900 faster than he could pay it to the pubic
creditors
The Hon. John j. Cisco, who, for the past
eleven years has filed with great credit the position OF
Assistant Treasurer of the United States at
has rendered his resignation. His services have been
of very exhausting character during the later years
Of his administration and he will carry into private
life the respect Of the business community.
Among the LIST of June changes in the STOCK
Exchange firms is the retirement, Of Mr. Edward Dodge
from the Old established house Of CLARK. Dodge Co.,
after a faithful service Of more than quarter OF
century.
The shipments ofQPttston Coal by the Penn
sylvania Coal Company, for the week ending May u
1864 and for the season, were:
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NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, JUNE 3, 1864 q

Steer were scld Ioi and even Few At DC, while hcd
o. no Northern cattle sc and but few even no high a.
I3c There were / az heavy Wssfern Sheep and 80
Northern One the eadius butchers ,sd The number Of
sood sheep sufficient he thought to knock price. Nut
Ion, S. ~ b. AT any rate dIOvers complain Justly OF the
parke oT ordinary EorcTn Sheep and prices lc or
more y ~ lower last week Fair ots at to ,!c and
ON. AZ east at Sc ~ ID Many OF the Western com
M ,son Batch.d,r Bros sed about 40 wooded Western
Sleep 8, Halle q 10 on lco TO 10 u.s. and SHARED
n AZ "a.
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BeesaFst quality 10 0oa 10 75) Per 100 n the total
Second s; do. II 9o9 u Is weight ofhde, tailow'
III. and Pre-. II 000 u so
Working Oxen-s 1000 S275 y pair, according to he
value Is beef
Mach co~'-s+oG $50; Extra good se5a so, with or
ass -
Saesp and Lams'-sheared sl0oc. 4, n; Wooded 100
Sei1e--shcs,s wholesale s0lc.; retail lIQI2c Spring
Pigs l6d he. q n.
Zeal Caites-&6d$9P head.
Hide'-lOsdlc. Calf Skins 20d23c. TsIlow glal0c y n
Pelts with wool on, o. 5Od ~ each Lambs sheaed Soc
REmAKxsOny 4ll head Of Western cattle this week In
place OF 9 last week at Cambridge nearly 100 Northern less
than week ago ind In al go TO compare with 515
There are however perhaps Oxen left over from last week
But even with these the supply Of Beef 70 small and the
cost OF Western cattle 80 high that prices have akn another
upward The advance the best qualities of the We,t-
ern Il greater than the poorer grades of Noh. cattle
The high priced Western are very rich Steers probably
Of the States. AoT looking at the Northern cattle
al the forenoon one feels Ike mst ing exclamation marks on
setting on such Steers Mr. Monroe was selling 81 4c
h. lie had another yardiu which nobody would ooL A.
fof llc and large sAInk 81 that Some light Northern
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rtdyerrisemcnt
To COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Tie Subscriber bess call the attention Of Druggists
and Country Merchants his stock Of WINES and LiauoRs
which he imported expressly for medical and pryste
0 900 Of WoLYEs celebrated sCHiEDAn ARonATfc
SCHsAPPs Quartz
500 Of Pnts-late importAtions.
2 SO cases Of old Cogniac Brandy, various vintages
2 100 cases 81 Old Madeira sherry and Port WfsEs
2 cases Of Old BOURBON WhsKY-hve year. old,
ranfed pure
The imported Wines and Liquors offered for sale much
below the present cost Of importation.
UD0LPHo WOLFE,
No. ~ Beaver Of.
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Advertisement,
A FINE THING FOR TUg TERTU.

The fragrant sotoDosr appears TO have taken very prom
place among the most approved dontoes Of the day
1t very popular article for the toilet highly recommended
by all who have used II beanhor and proserver Of the
teeth refreshing the mouth sweeenng the breath srresng
The progen Of decay, and otherwise benefng the
Boston Traveller
Sold by all Druggists and by HALL RucKEL Propneors.
No. 2l8 0xeenwich-st., New York
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COURT cALENDAR-Tu. p,v

SUPREME CoURT-GESERALT Term Adjourned 10
Monday, June g.
SUPREME CoURr-CIRCUrr.- I.-Adourncd
for the term Part l-Caa On cale ndar unchanged
SUPERIOR CoURT-IRIAL ERM.-Adonrned for
the term
CorRr OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL. TERy.-Ad-
jouucd tor the term.
BROOKLYN CITY CoURT.-Nos. | to 10 inclusive
IS, &c, 10, 10, 20, u, 2J
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LAW INTELLIGENCE.

SUPREME CoURT-CHAxBERs.--JuSH 2-Beforc Justice
BARNARD.
DECISIONS.
Edmond j. Porter agt. Mary c. Porter, &c
Motion denied with go costs.
Cathane Johnston sgt. James w. Johnson-Repot sent
back 20 Referee The plaintiff 10 have leave 10
amend his complaint II be 40 Wishes,
The People "a. rel. NJ d. Ryan sgt Edward Hogan Police
Justice kcBs fixed at $50 10 appear upon decision Of
General Term, and such bail being given prisoner TO be
released
The People eI rel C. Geppo agt. Levi. Fenchtwanger-
Ease sent TO tho Justice before whom the contempt
mitted, &c.
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fAdyeTtisefn~nll

FoR rs CESTs-The JAN, Feb, March, April,
May and Juno numbers Of the PHYSIOLOGICAL
JoRsAL will be by post To tbs Pictorial
Double Numbers, with Physiognomy Ethnology Physiology
and Psychology send FOWLER WHLLs No. $50
Broadway, Eew.York
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lAdyertisement.l

ADVERTISEMENT
FousrH NATIONAL BANK Nos q and 20 pinest.
NEW YORK May IS, 1854.
This Bank has received and has now on
hand for immediate delivery, supply Of U. s 1910
Boyps Of all sizes with Coupon, from March l. Banksbe
money and certified checks viewed in payment
MORRIS ksToHux President
D. w. VAUGHAN Cashier.
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Receipts Of Produce.

JUN 2-72s bbls Flour t31 bbs Whisky, so bbls.
Com Meal II 100 bush Wheat 50 268 bush Oats, l2o pkg
Oil Cake $3.50 pkg Provisions ZIG pkss Lard, 1900 pigs
Butter, IS pkgs. Ashes
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TEE ROLL OF MONOB.
Names Of New.YOrk Wounded Received n
the Washin Rton Hospitals.

We continue our publication OF the list Oh the
gallant soldiers OF New. York who have been wounded
in tsIs most memorable campaign. and who have been
distributed throughout the various hospitals IN "ash
ingion;
WOUNDED OFFICERS.
The following officers, who were wounded IN
the late battles have reported at Surgeon Antsells
Office. on Pennsylvania avenue, between Eighteenth
and Nineteenth streets
Lieut. Lous streefhold +, I3thCol T. ~ Cummns l24h.
III. a. Capt T. H. Ai@n II. 20 cav
MAJOR Dudley Fsrns 18th. Lieut. LII panninJ xdeav.
Lieut. Jas. H. Ashton r. art Capt Ira = Bush r. i2,th
Capt Chs n Fisher iO4th Col Chs. j. Powers iOsth
Cam, Andy Wood G. 9Th Lieut. T. f. PaTsonsld. ,lt8th
Cant p q TLoma, Is2a Capt George y. TAFT Is, 10Th.
Lieut. Thos Denpse, tlh. Lieut. John j. hIdtnours d.
Lieut.. g. q. Barber, l20th. 18th. - . 49,,
Csrt Il r. Brown I I,t Capt Porter Farley b, l04th.
Lieut. Thos C. Adams 2lst Lcut James Malefy n 10th
Lieut Benz. Van Psden, art. Lieut.. VIM ~ Benedict "
Lieut., r. +. O'Conner. u ,bJh. l0rh. ~
cant, j. W. Csveney 9th Mai schamberger, 18th II. A.
Lieut. Lanaerd Duckstsder Lieut. Andw Tompkins 5th
r. I'D returned to duty.
Lieut. Thos JFower F. nth Lieut. WIN. H. Larue, A. 4'h
Lieut.. w. II. Tucker, o. l2lst. returned to duty.
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UNITED sTATEs COMMISSIONERS RFIcE- z
Before Commissioner OSBORN.

hooiSilNr n 10 DESEhT.
Inc United States agt. Charles Diamond The
prisoner was arrested for enticng and assisting one William
II"'ot soldier OF the l5tt New State Volunteers
desert The examination In the case was commenced this
afternoon before tbs Commissioner and the s still on
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Boston Cattle Market,

At CAMBRIDGE AND BRIGHTON
Reported for THE TRIBUNE for The veeh eadn9 edneddy
June ]. 1864.
The following is the amount Of stock reported at market;
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SUPERIOR COURT SPECIAL TERx-Jusx 2-Befors
Justice BARBOUR
DECISION.
VIM. III. Parsons agt. Jacob Lonks &c.-Moton
granted with slo costs See opinion with CLERK Of Chambers
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Advertisement.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW York,
Newly OH. NAV 20. lb0A

This Bank has now on hand for immediate de-
livery ample supply u S. 1910 BoSps with CouroS'
from March l.
Psymen, may be made any funds current in this city
SAMUEL c. THOMPSON President
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HARDWOOD HOSPITAL.

Patrick Golden, an. A.
Geo. Helslcr, II, 9 II A.
Fred Brooks, L. AZ. A.
W. J. French, c, a II. A.
Jsmss Gibbons, G, 2 III. A.
sefsl Thos. l.Mofsn, c, all. A
Tho. Macissey, c. 2H. A.
Albert strrpiins, c, 8 IL A.
Barney fslon, F., 5 ". A.
Amos Brown, A, $ cav.
John scroeder, Is. 20.
Geo. Grant, q. 81.
VIM. Quinn, II, 81.
sers,. ;. N. lngrrham. X, "a.
q. l.. Puher. n, 90.
VIM. o. Baldwin, X. %.
Corp. &. Holman, p, 80.
Lyman Squire, Is, SO.
A. &. Henon, ID, l6l.
Theodore Wildes, u, i6h
Alfred Bsher, II, N.
y. Burlinssme. b, III.
Il. hcGowsn, ID, Goth.
&. ID. Thompson, u, 1871.
VIM. X. Dickson.
q. S. Mallory.
VIM. GilEis, y, 5lst.
SeIs ChAs. Diesesang, B. 18th
Artillery.
T. Natalie, =, l0sth.
Caleb Snyder, !, I'd Art.
S. I. Cook, Y, Goth.
John Lempich, y, 7th Art
WIN. Story, IS, 9TH AT.
T. Abrams, ii, 18th.
Metrit Martyr, l., 7th II. Art
w. NJ. Fuller, l., 9th n. AIT.
Austin w. Sipons, |, I'd.
A. Chanvill, X, tist.
ChAs. Bolkman, ], SD.
J. verdyks, X. 10Th.
q. ID. Nash, y esd.
y. Campbell. X, 69th.
J. s. Neubhg. ID, sad.
A. Roelig. Is, 18th II. Art
\. Phillips, A, 10Th.
|. Scoatm, X. licih.
]. stoel, II, 18th n. Art
A. Henpf X, II. Art.
serg. G. Elich. q. 18th II. Art
s. p. C1smer. T.. lO6th.
J. Prior, l., 3lst.
serg. y. DounAn, d. 18th II. A
J. narter. !, 10th.
p. Hanson, y, 10th.
Corp. Ernest Newergall. d, nth
Heavy Art.
Corp. Philip Iishan, n. do.
Joseph Kennedy, Is, 2tth Cav.
Henry Poole, l., I'll Heavy
Ant.
Harrison Barnum, y. ord
Capt. o. I. Leg. ID, lO4.
4. Carrigan, &, 10.
lst sergt. Ii. II. Insslsbe, |, 20
Richard Newman, ]. 81.
serg Msjor N. Msher, la0.
Wm. GEARING. y, $40.
Oryille Evcrtes =. lao.
A. Edmunds, Il. lao.
j. Sbauhmaer. d, li6.
VIM. Is. Storis. ID, 8 Art.
VIM. Campbell, X, o Art.
W. Barcll, ID, . Art.
WIN. Reynolds, A, 3 Art
NJ. ID. Wood, NJ, 4 Ant.
@. q. Lewis, ], ; Cav.
j. u. Peck. !, vi.
Henry Sales, u. lil.
q. II. Bortwles, 2 Cav.
John MEADE, b 81.
Capt. J. NJ. Parker. II, 100.
WIN. Pestel. 18th Art.
Wm. Il. Rice, &, .Jd.
ChAs. q. Brown, III, 9Th.
Nelson Bills, II, lcoth.
Maiten Noight, ], 18th.
Arthur Johnston, T.. 9Th.
c. +. Coates, II. 9Th.
Capt Peter Mickle, h, l2lsL
Sergt. VIM. Cav, II, nth.
Edward Connors. n, nth.
J. n. Britten, &, 18th.
Frank C0dy r., nth.
John iiicbley, y 3lst.
J Robe, II .y7th.
John kagrbI, y, 18th Art.
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MOUNT PLEASANT HOSPI1
Juybet StoweH, Is, lllth.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
MoARTHUR, OHIO:
THURSDAY--- Dec I5IS6A
LIncOlm L. DaVis-McSsages.

Last week we gave nur readers the
message OF President Davis, and this
week we lay before them the message
of President Lincoln. The bone of
coLtrntiun is sim plythis, Davis SAYS.
the Niggers shall ba Saves, in his
States And Lincoln says, the N
gers shall he Free in the States that
Davis claims jurisdiction over. In
other words Davis says be will main
tain the government Of Washington
AMI his compatriots, AMI Lincoln says
he will make them govern themselves
as he choses and that their niggers
shall be free. This is the main diff
ference, except that Lincoln exhibits
"a very great anxiety to have us take
charge and care OF all the niggers in
the world, Int more especially Liberia
AMI Haytr, read the messages, and
then come aud tell US that We risre-
present if you please. Upon the war
gu stion Lincoln is explicit and very
clear War for the next lour years,
is his motto There has been and
th9re will BIZ no Negotiations for Peace
In his inaugeral hetold us, if we fought
on, and fought always we would at
the end of the fight have the same
question to settle by negotiations or
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15

Convention ui States or in some p1ace
abe way. But the people have ell
dorsed the war, he says go ahead with
the slaughter. We say amen to this
and hope our republican friends will
show their faith by their works and
all proceed forthwith to enter the army
or be drafted. Lincoln gives great
consalation to our widows, who have
Been robbed, BY his war, Of their hus
bands and protectors, 10y informing us
that there are many men yet living.
We cannot see why he puts this para
graph in his message unless it WAS for
the benefit OF our ladies who are lett in
"a state OF widowhood. He also in.
forms US that The war can be carried
o ipdfaitsy This means thai it is
to continue until all the slaves are
Tree, rs he is ready to negotiations or
all other questions Of difference be-
tween the North and South As to
the Important IN tiers OF financpe,
var, navy and affurs of the Interior
Department incluIin! The questions
ol taxation, he refers us to the reports
ot his cabinet officers. On The whole
the IN 5ssase is the most insignificant
'nl insulting to The American people
that over issued from the yen ot any
President Of the U s. lie adds moth.
ny to what We all know and gives GO
ray OF hope for the tututo, Dut thro vs.
the mind OF our CITIZENS on the drafts
aud cOnlcrlptiOns Of m,n and money
until 'he last dollar is expended and
the last man is in the last ditch. We'll
the people endorse it, and their will
IS tho law. N Jre anon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
neutrality-suspicious..

Congress convened on Non lay the
OH. inst No business Of general in
terest has been yet transacted.
Both sides claim victory at The
battle Of Franklin near Nashv lie on
29th ult, our telagraphcrS give the
number Of loss on both sides ours a.
bout 1900 and the rebs varies from 4
to 5000. How the deuce our Gen,
Could tell ;he number of tho enemes
killed an6 wounded, when We did not
hold the field long enough to count
our own dea! is more then We can
see.
Dec. 9.-An expedition from Port
RyaI encountered a large force OF
the enemy on the 3Oth. on the Ora.
Evansville road, and a battle ensnud
in which both sides Lost severely.
Night act in and the engagement end
ed. During the night the Federal
forces fell back short distance.
The Provost Marshal General and
QuartersaSter Genera, have issued
general orders, that reliable iniorma
ton had been obtained ot movemgn;
OF Confederate svmpathz4rs, in Cana.
da, t. visit ayj destroy lite am pro
lprrty in the several citie Of the
| North:
1t seems from an article in the Lou
isvIlle J0urnal, which We publish
elsewhere, that Tho retreat OF the ne.
gro brigade to UIarksvilIe, Tennessee,
was most dsordcrlv aud disastrous
1t lust about S1,O0O.OO0 worth OF
Guvel nment stores uD the march.
De- u. On Tuesday, Burbrdge
and hi force were At Bean Statlnnv
East sennessee Breckenridge had
ialen ack with his main lorce to
BuIrs Gap
It is preoicted that tax of one per
ceht, on sales will be Effected, also an
excise tax IN specie and cotton.
1t is believed at Nashville that
ll1u2 is about tn make movement.
Or Friday Gen. Cnealham was
sheIIed ont Of his headquarters near
Nashville.
The advices by telegraph are that
Grants army was ou the move. One
portion moved out the jerusalem road
aud another up the Vauhn 'oad. 1t
ls reported that General Warren had
me: the enemy and an engagement
was going on. The evacuation OF
Petersburg is again reported.
SUCH was the slippery cond ition OF
the ground in front of Nashville yes.
terday thathoSiiIIties had ceased. The
enemy were plainly seen around their
camp fires.
Dec. l3.-The Richmond Eramin
er Vi the 9tb says Sherman is report
ed to bs half way between Savannah
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
The new Enrolment.

We call tue especial attention ot
all onr clti2,nS, to the importance o!
assisting oil enrolling oftiters, in
their efforts to get correct enroll
ment of our County. Ii thi.is not
done aud ths enrolment is larger
than our actual military strength we
Of course will have more than on!
actual quota Of men drafted. We
have every reason t0 believe that
Capt, Cory and the board of enroll
ment have done al they can, towwls
correcting the enrolment lists, and
We know that much more can be
done if our citiz ms lend a helping
hand, Attend to it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
$ Sp&tiul q utitt,

A SUPERIOR REMEDY. --Weesn eouselen-
tiously recommend to those suffering from
distressing caugh,, DR. Strickland's MelliAuous
Cough BaIsam. 1t gives relic almost Instant
aneous, and is withaf not disagreeabls to tie
taste. There is no doubt but the Melifuous
Balssm is one Of ths best preparations IN uss
and Is all that It's proprietor claims tor IT. We
have tried it during the past week, and found
relief from most distressing cough. ltispre-
pared by Dr. Strickland, No. East Fourth
gtreet, CINCINNATI, o., and for sale by Drug
StIss at 50Gents per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
NOTICE.

H. Fl g. Al. Swain administrators of
the Estate of Michael Swain, late of Vim.
ton county, Ohio deceased, have filed their
accounts and vouchers for inspection and
fiaal settlement, and tina. the same will bs
passed upon on the 18th day Of January 1866
RICHARD CRAIG,
Dec 10, lS64--9w. Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15

A REMEDY FOX PILES Its blessing to
The suffering to know that we have an effective
cure for this truly troublesome dtCe.sc. NJ.
P. Hazarde, Of lG4 Second st. Cincinnati. E.
ia es great pleasure in informing oil who are
suffering with piles that he used small guam
lity of Or. Strickland's Pile Remedy, and it et
tecfed IA permanent cure. This seems to he I h
case with all who make use of this splendid pro
paration. 1t is manu- featured at Nc East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, ., aad sold by All
Druggists.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
Ldit0r Of Democrat.

hditor oL Democrat,
DEAR SIR With your permission lwish
TO say to the readers OF Your paper thut |
will send, by returned mail, to all wishing
it Gree. Recipe, with full directions
tor making and using a simple Vegetable
Balm that will eifrctually remove in ten
Aa,s Pimpies, Biotches. Tan, FreCkles and
all Impurities Of the skin, leaving the same
soft, clear, smooth and beautiful;
| will also mail free 10 those having bald
heads, or bare faces, simple directions and
Information that will eusble them start
u!l growth of Luxuriant Hair, Whiskers OF
Moustache, in less then thirty days.
All applications answered by return
mail without charge.
ResncctIuIly yours,
THOS; F: CHAPMAN Chemist
Sept 22-64 S3! Broadway New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15

and Mi,lin, and IS moving upon the
tormer place. 1t hopes he will attack
Savannah, but the hope 10 faint
The Charleston papers OF the 9Th
announce that Sherman WAS at Sta
ton N. 6, on the 9th, Fifty miles
from Savannae. lie was marching
insthat dirsction.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
no you WIsnT0 b.. CURED:
- DR., BUCllAN'S

ENGLISH SPECIFIC PILLS sure in less than
30 days, the worst cases Of NERVOUSNESS,
lmpotency, PrematHre Decay, Seminal " ealS-
hess, ln>unity, and all Urinary Sexual and
Nervous Affections, no matter from what caure
produced. Price, One Dollar psr box. ScRt,
post paid, by mail, on receipt Of an order
One Box will perfect the cure in most Cases
Address JAMES BUTLER
Gen. Ag't, 427 Broadway, New York.
Scnt olnl lfRi 3mn,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
GIrARnIANS NOTICE

Stephen Salts Guardian of the Estate Of
George Salts. Thomas Salts, Rebecea Salts and
Andrew Salts m inor heirs OF Edward Salts de-
ceased. has fl led his accounts Rnd vouchers for
inspection aud settlement, and that the same
will be passed upon on Che 10th day Of Deem
Der 1854. RICHARD CRAIG,
Nov. i7.lS@--3W Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
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in reports Of the HOWARDS ASSOCIA
TlON--Sent by mail in sealed letter enve
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LIN HOUGHTON Howard Association,
No. 2 South Ninth Street, Ph iladelphia, Pa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
$. wALLAR,s ESTATE.

~ Office is hereby given that Jasper N.
~ Wdlar administrator ofthe estate OF
William S Wallar late Of Vnton county.
Ohio, deceased. has filed his accounts and
vouchers Tor inspection and partial settle-
men, and That the same vii he for hearing
ON the 30th day OF December 1864.
RICHARD CRAIG,
Dec. 8 1864 3E Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
IRE CONFESS 'oNs AND EXPERIENCE

Published IN the benefit, and asa CAU-
TlON TO IOUN G MEN and otheys, who sut-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
Of Manhood, &c, supplying at the same time
The MEANS Of sELy CURE. By one who has
CURED himself after undergoing e. nsfdernble
euakery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had of the au-
thor.
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esqr
Broo ,lyn, Kings 60. N. Y.
june 2nd ls63--lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-12-15
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