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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

0ouGHsl CoLDSI CONSUMPTION
wIsrAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY
ONE OF rSE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE
REMEDIES IN THE WORLD FOR
Coughs, Colds, WhOopinE Cough, Bronchitis, DIM
Guilty OF Breathing, AIthmA, HoarseneSli
Afeotioa OF
THE THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST.
WIstAr'H BAlsAm OF wild Cherry does not d RI ups
a Cough and leSye the seeds OF Cons ton IN tho
system, but looSsnS It, and oleAnSeH tho Lunss OF
all Impurities. ~
None genuine unless Slgnel ~. BUTTS" on the
wrapper.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

OsN WELC KER'S
y BUTLER RESTAURANT.
"A "a MdllOn DO1pe,)
ga4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
set,yeen Stnth and Tenth streets, (up EtAirG)
Tha proprietor. Of this fAuOrite Restaurant has
} ~ ed no alma to make this the best Restaurant
Washius t,AI and he points With pleasure TO tho
sTge pRtrOlAJJs 10 has always haeh hon0red with,
Nul respectfully L0liGits aontinuAnee OF the same
lJansly on hand, and ~ the mnat rOASonAbls TGSI.
haEARFA5Ti
DlHHtR, AND
SUPPER
.repArsd ~ the ulrT'-,s' notice I'D IN the mOEt
I,NEiActorY manner,
1NPkhfAat from - 10 D's. JSk. Dinner and sup
= ~ Ill hours RAVN --tf
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1864-06-09

Ee2os.Gly, sHo have bseOnb the si.tr D.. ~.
tary Vie0, sbs! dco.iIul and is,.i s.,.- .,sui
which annual ,rVca0s 20 an un.!Hl.. .Fayo tAct.
IEads Of 1uEy .Grn Il TIE MT .' utGJ thicrp
ahd hrtlllsr- .ntellstS, who Di-. o. -7ien h-rF
e6trAneoi Iislul.ag Sa5iteI Ttt. .',u~ 'aTs q
eloIIon:eJ ~ . zee 20 essf7sF 49,. ~, ma
call With mn G --NrlnoR.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

The election passed of very quietly on Tuesday last
1t will be by the figures below hai the democracy
this city aciei a gorions t-issrpheiecfing every
their ticket except the treasurer and the con-
stable In the I'd Much Of the credit Of this att
flying resnt Is the soldiers home on fur
iough who voted almost unanimously for the demo-
cratic nominee.-Nirs. Point Latelfi9encer-
Last year the miscegens carried the city.
Now the democrats have it by 81 majority
for Senator Frost, and A majority for Mr.
Squires, for County Judge John Tramel,
Democrat was elected Mayor.
Hurrah for Mineral Point.-Madison
Patriot
True, Mr. Patriot, the "miscegens" did
carry the city last year, and elected VIM.
T. Henry, Mayor, r. s. Vivian, Assessor,
and r. NJ Smith, School Superintendent
and If the Patriot can name an equal
number of men with greater amoont of
copper under the hat crown, they can take
the premium Last year the vote for city
treasurer was tie This year, the Union
candidate, the same one who run last year,
has &c majority. Surely, the 'miscegens
are thankful for small favors.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
THE SIEGE OF CHARLESTON.
The City Shelled - Terpedoes Discovered
Besuregard Uneasy.

The Port ROYAL Ner South publishes
the following letter, dated Morris Island,
April 18th:
On the 18th instant the rebels fired a
few shells from Fort Surater- The l5th
was the anniversary day on which the
rebels captured the f.rt, by bombarding 1t
from Cummings Point and several other
places Not one of their shells did par
ticle of damage. Our men Immediately
opened from Fort Gregg, and IN a very
short space of time the enemy was com
pletely sIleneed.
The fact that the enemy has guns ID
Fort Sumter is not doubted, but we are
confident he will never be able to make
anv practicable use of them.
The thirty FOUNDER Parrott gun which
did such admirable execution IN sheiIlng
Charleston, and which exploded on the
fortv-six hundred and fifteenth round, has
been replaced by gun equally as effect
i've Shells are now tossed into tire eity
at points the rebels supposed we would
not be able to reach. The inhabitants
who supposed themselves comparatively
safe in the middle of the city, have been
compelled to take another journey towards
the northern limits.
For the past few DAYS the tides have been
nnprecedentedly high, so that the banks
along the beach have been leveled for a
distance of several yards inland At Fort
Wagner, near the sallyport, two torpedoes
were washed out OF ttse sand by the water.
One of the torpedoes contained powder in
n drv state. the powder in the other was
moist and unexpioslve-
Several bodies have also been exhumed
hv the tide near the fort In one place
-.,taap and in another eight bodies
were exposed TO view, They were III
TERED farther inland
Deserter- and eontrabands come In every
little while from /. har.estun and vicihity.
The inse ii-eu-e rher bring confirms fhat
which gve read. kaoS concerning the
fore ana Dos.tI"n o :ue enemy troops.
BeaU-e-@rl s rrave.in- cont tualiY oe-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

THE QUoTA OF WlsCossIS.-Gov. Lewis,
whc has been absent at Washington, for
a short time, has succeeded in having 3, ,S4e
men credited to the state, enlisted and
mustered before January lst, 1864, who
had not been credited prior to that date.
The number still to be raised TO fill the
quota of Wisconsin including the enlist
ments of all veterans and recruits, up to
April 10Th. is ,03S men.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

H7y The rebels are concentrating all
their available forces in Virginia Their
North Carolina troops have come up, and
also Beauregard with his Charleston for
ces. They are evidently preparingto make
a desperate opposition TO Gen Grants
movement upon Richmond A collision
between the opposing hosts may occur at
any time. hnt probably viii not for some
davs. unless the rebels make the attack
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

Twelve lines Sonpare type compact matter, or lheir
.auivalenti 10 spar- viii be counted as square
apra,-ssionahle and Business Cards, IL line, per
for the first FIVE lines and fifty cents for each ad
ditional line.
Et-av Notices published four weeks 81 for Single
,rinaI and ffty cents for each additional animal
same notice.
legal Notices at Statute rates
sner'aI Notices loaded and having precedence OF
-4inerr advertisements 80 per cent. advance on or
dinary rates - 81.
pr.ee. - ,... Ill,
ADVERTISEMENTS net accompanied with directions Wl
befu=erted till forbid and charged for acc0rdlneiS
az ,~9uxagf advertisements must be pad JoT an
gfr1ues This rule will not be varied from
Yearly advertisements allowed the privilege OF eaAs
in : quarterly ,
80 Advertisement considered less than square
BILLS CoLLEcTABLE QUARTERLY
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
sag-It is repprted that among cur otht

gzg- 1t is reported that among cur other
losses in the recent battles IN LOUISIANA
was a United States paymaSter sale con
tanning a million dollars IL greenbaeks.-
We are disposed to doubt 1t a cores
pondent of the New York Herald states
our total losses In these battles at 400,
not over 800 of which are among the
killed - Chicago Journal.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

From Washington.

WAsHINGroS, April %, ls64-No move
ment vet of the army of the Potomac
Disposition has been made of the army
corps not proper to be mentioned at pres
ent Lee remains in his intrenchnents
The rebel government has taken posses
sion of all the railroads, and are using
them to concentrate all the troops in the
Atlantic States for the defense of Rich
mond. Troops have been sent to Rich
mond from as far south as Augusta.
No passes have been issued to persons
desiring to leave the Confederacy for a
week.
HHr Over Is, 100 acres of land we're t..
ken up under the homestead law, during
the month of March, at the land Office in
St Peters, Minn. Upwards of $4,000
acres were entered in the same month at
the Winnebago City Office, in the same
state
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

ss~Hostilities along the Southern coast
are expected almost immediately heet
of war vessels, both wooden and lron-ciad,
left New York on the 2sth ult
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

n A curious work on cosmetics, re-
Gently published, strongly condemns rouge
and pearl powder. but informs the iadies
how they NAV give color to their cheeks
without Iisaster Tins: T ke frag-
mens of bright crimson silk, dip in strong
spirits of wine ami rub il over the cheeks
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

sy here is report that the rebels
have captt.red Little Washington, y [.
bat it needs confirmation.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

COBB. WILSON X -TDDtTH-
yr.,ar1,- FoAb & Guddufhl

7 kwyrRS. Min raj Point Iowa County, Wisconsin
,y-.ty t, 4. rr fsszi,nal fusiness and curre~Pon-
} '.' NuE u Pensions. vrftdiu
.s. r-rra the state aud Federal GoEernnnent- anu
-.-tta claims against them upon Ehe' al terms 40
.,r5.1 .rsr,1-its Court House, mp stairs ~
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
TO THE PUBLIC,
st. Clair Nurseries,

SCMNERFIELD, ILLINOIS
BABCCCK & BROS, Proprieto
,,RUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES, PLANTS
r AND SHRUBS. Nurseries 25 miles from
onis on the ohio and Mississippi Railroad in one of
the richest agricultural districts In The soil
aud climate in the vicinity of Summerheld is better
adap,ed for the production Of healthy and vigorous
plants and trees required in the North and Western
trade than those produced in the East North
The stock of these Nurseries has been thoroughly
tested in Northern Illinois, and Southern Wisconsin,
and is found to healthy, thrifty and hardy. The
stock delivered in the best order of brought TO
market II is the best looking grows the best after
planting and the largest to its age in market
Those wishing good article, had better buy Of Bah
cock Bros as thev have the best in market Those
wishing information with regard to the qualities of this
stock. refer them TO
VIM b Parkison,. Dukes Prairie.
r. Evans, ....-....... -
VIM. Lanyon, Jr-, Mineral ron, City.
NJ M eor;eo r.favette Co.
As Mr. reter Parkison Is an experienced planter, and
one OF the fruit publish his letter in
stead of extending list Of references. We deem this
ample support to is already an established fact
thai am selling the best stock in this market.
All ordsrs SIasrs mav he left at l. Wheeers Grocery
store High Street opposite the Post Office. Trees
will be delivered at WA. Lanyon's Steam Mill on the
Ivan JAS. B. PapoN, Agent.
GEoseE1ows, LAFAYErrE COUNTY.
March 22d, 1854.
MsSsss B,BcocK BRo's-GsntIeEnen Having
purchased last Spring of Mr. Jas. b. Padon. one Of
agents FIVE hundred OF your trees, deem II due
you and due the public to state that have been
engaged in buying and setting out trees for the past
twenty-five years have bought from the various nur
series and peders this country, and can state un-
arinrly thai the purchased OF Mr. Padon
are quite superior any have purchased elsewhere,
u the following particulars ls IN quality OF trees
9d in condition upon delivery Sd. living better after
setting: 4th growth after setting, 9th, standing the
winter
to anv trees that have seen that were grown N this
State as an evidence Of which herewith enclose an
order for 45e more Of them, per accompanying bill
Yours Respectfully,
15tf PETER PAkhlSoN, Jr-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

CLate A. Asst Surgeon Z S Army
nuys1sIAN and SURGEON wingvil'e. Wisconsin.
! Or Perrin intending to locate permanently IN
7-ve offers his professional services to ITS citizehs
ma surrounding country. %
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

rF0R<FY At Law and Notary Public. pcagevliie
| r,gra County Wis Particular attention paid t
-,lz-t5ns Refer 20 Hon. c. c. Washburn, and Cob'
< .+t,.-. 81.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

rNr1pUCE AMI g-vera1 CeynU. ssion Merchant deal
= IA Sait. w-trr Iis1r, &c, stone wareho1se- nes
Z 1 Depot Mineral Point l'-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

N~nTARy ps,4fc ,.,a- -1cer an1 ee7eTai AZfa'
Linden Itsa c. Hlsr sis l'>''-
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

GENERAL Dealer in Dry Goods. Groceries, Pr 81
4 j 49, asrauare SC yellow Stene Wis.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
Dr - A. EERRIN.

OFFICE in MoTet''s Block, in rear OF Drug store
I J Mineral Point Wisconsin sally
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
FA-HI0SSBI.E BAR GER

- FORGE APPEL having fitted mp his shop IN the
most approved style. is prepared 20 ssit' bf -
Hair shampoo etc, all aho say faveT MIN Win a cai
sEs 5R also attend BieediuT Cupping and Leeching
mort notice and In s,e her Of the science -
T most ,crfs satisfaction warranted ia &h cases 45
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
II .foFFETT, VI. ID.

nHYsICIAN and Surgeon. Mineral Point, Ntscorstn,
| OAice at Farley Eaton's Old Residence ly2o
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
Aeu advertisements.

LISI OF LETTERS
Remaining uncailed for in the Post Office Mineral
Point, Wis, May 8, 1864.
Clor, L II Musgrove, Mrs Nancy
Carbis Susan Ruce Wrn j
Churtzman, Charley Fanmete-, Joseph
Gage, WeIeris, r1hn
Hale, Mrs Julia Wagner, Samuel
kuebnheme, George
Persons calling for the above letters will please say
advertised.
JOHN HOLLTNGsHEAD. P. NJ.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04

Culver. SILVER PLATED AND
for sale cheap for cash (5O J.. J. DAyEY'S.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
HOME AGAINi
q ID. BER. VI D.
DOCTOR DsLGAIRSS.

n nFsUMEs the Practice Of his Profession
IL OFFICE obIiquely opposite Puifords Drug stof e.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
FASHIONABLE

BARBERrNG AND HAIR DRESSING.
THE Subscriber having recently opened shop IN the
room adjoining the Post Office, Is prepared to wal
anon customers at any hour of the day ehA, i.,G,
cftNP0oTNG HAIR DRESSING, &c. done IN the
:. manner and most fashionable styles -
st.ict att Rtion his business aad ardent desss 20
rease opes 70 merit and receive share Of the pat
rlar.. of the citizens Of Mineral Point.
Mineral Point, Jsue 3rd, 1S6i.-U NJ. P TURNER
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1864-05-04
NUMBER Is.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT.
TIGHT STITCH
SEWING MACHINES.
WEEDS CELEBRATED PATENT

Never fall 20 satisfy those who give them sherse q
trial. and wherever introduced rapidly szDeTseain
all others.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
AUDITORS SALE OE
SCHOOL & MINISTERIAL LANDS.

] oSHOOb N Min 10 ! Eh'hL DhNUO.
ITHE undersigned will offer at public aue-
| l. tion, at the door Of the Court HOuse in Nc.
Arthur, Ohio, Oh
Moniay, January At, 1854,
the following describe! parcels Of land, TO w!.
! Lot number two, on the plat Of Ministerial
section nAmbor twenty nine, Townshi p number
ieght, Of Range number sixteen, In WilkesvillC
I township, Vnton county, Ohio, containing enc
| hundred Rcles, appraised a. OLE dollar and
/ twenty-five cents per acre.
| Alho, the west half the south west quarter
Of tcc,on number sixteen, township aad range
aforesaid, containing signify acres, appraised nj
tiyc dollars per acre. Also tie cast half of the
snuth-wGst quarter Of section number sixteen
! township md range aforesaid, containing eighty
acres, uIprilscAat >iX dollars and ify cents PEI
ucre Also, .hr wes, hall of tho Solih- east
Quarter, Of section number -ix'ycn, township
pri rtuga aforesaid, cnullnni eighty screr,
iHlpr.' -ru a .'; dollars per NeIc. Aleu the rss,
! half ri ,ho ,nu.h-rat. quarter u sya.iun Lcu
| blr HlNi'Cn lpau-rjp AID range Aforesaid, con-
tanning slightly urrsc, sppr~iitd attCytu dollar
per asTo h.5, irt uumhsr ual,in 'cction nnm
,'er nue - township Gn. range H'ures.ih, begin
MAY ~ The rlI' .oas' corner Of said section a.
: ptbI; THENCE est ~ 'hc section Inv, riyh,J
y'.cs 'ni 'cn links to post; lhcucu north o'.r
idGdr1I amt trf.y lh'ce y iG> und Ten link, 'o r
p,h,. thyGuc,o eighty poles ani Iurrsr'' 'ihGs
9 ."id ,ry,ipn line 'oA pos; i'cro' ,oHtlr ul.
>tu ascN'n lire uue luuirnG urt 'r.'} 'h,-.
@ ami zen link. to tho p.ae nt b'!huiu,
rIn. zialug ssventy four rcrer, anil eight two
T." g, ntu,e Of ,ess, aPplGi At siN d"iarS per
1aic. Also, Lot NJ rnbo, two In aAid section
Dpnacr gna. township aud range afltcsaii Lo =
ginning Iish'5 poles aud ten ink1 We II the
'on.H-cast crn,r Of thid section, on the south
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
N Office L
To Subscribers and Advertisers

~ ShDPNa'OC hHA AN fSi hs7CA -
After tho fiat day Of January all
palers, that are not paid Tor in nd
vance will be discontinued, and Ad
vertisers mnet ay in advance. The
fact Of labor, Paper, aud ali the me
tcTials we use, being cash, it compcIls
us 70 requife cash to keep the Press
going. 1t is now three years since
we bought back tbis Irea. flom
Pcirce, and it haa barely paid The ex
pencVs, lowing us not one cent for
our me and labor or that Of part oI
our family. This may seem strange
to our readers, is every wDrd truth,
and we know that no other person
cJuld have mn tho Press "a ecoupni
cal as wo havo done. Oar office cash
book shoWs truly our receipts and
expenditures tua dollar. We hope
our friends will aid "a in extcudn NJ
patronage to sle PrcSs ard those who
Owo us pay up NJ once, Those who
will not DO 50 will find their accounts
cit for colecliop. The trouble Of
keeping these subscription books, is
worth more than tho accounts come
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
SHERiFF"S SALE.
STATE ofOAjo, Vinsnn Coun,v.

STATE gfOhio, Vinton Couniy. "-
Neil & Ehcrheart, rl;fs. In C. ur Of
against Common Plea.
John Shreckengaasj & -
J, y. P. Blown, Do'S' On Execution
DURSUANT to tfo commund ofan order Of
sal" in ths ahavs NAnsa 10 me directed fran
tho Court Of Common Pleas, Of che aforAaid
County, af Vintop, viii offer at public sale. al
the door Of the Court House, IN the Town Of
Macarthur, in aiorsaid County Of Vinton, on
Monday Jdnurary The 4h 1864.
Between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and
four o'clock F. NJ, Of said day, the fcllow4Ag,
Real estate situated u the town Of MeArthuI
Vinton County, d., to wit: In-loi number
two hundred and tyenty-six. as recorded in
the plat of tho Town Of McArihur Ohio.
Taken "a the property of John Shrcckengaust
and j. G. p. Brown. to satisfy a judgement Of
aforesaid Conrt, in favor.of Neil & Eherhsart.
Appraised ns folloves. to.wit: Five hun
dred bollals, and must bring two thirds of,hat
sum. e..l
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand
J. ]. Mcdowell, ARCH. NORRIS.
Atty. for Pltff. Shift. Woo.
Nov. Goth lSs3-5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

IHE SATURDAY EyEEISG rUsr. -
Tho PEopr'clors ot The Sltu.d1p
E9entny P0St--Nhich paper ia now
III it's Forty Find Year would sim.
ny Anuouuce, tnat they design laain.
talnins for th.'r weellJ lho high
characte9 It nAs already acquired as a
FIT. CIsas L.,~."ry PaperI
Ihty h".s reason to bUhevU tbat
tho s.orioa ot Mrs WooD, auihor oi
Seas: Lynne" &c. Miss BRAppoY
eatnor oi "Eeanor's Victory, &c. :
MAAIuN u4nLAND, author Of Alone
&c; M!os VIRGINIA f TUwNsexp,
and nua!v(ous other eXca lent writers
hagc 0co3 goas,4I.y tosarled es pos.
see. x ti.~ great, 81 murit and the
mos apgofbing iuieSvat and they
design procuring tor Tie Post in the
future as in ,he past, NE Uusi Sturips,
SkLchas, aud other Literary Novel.
ti:s. which they can possibly obtain.
They have commenced, in the first
paper Of January, a New Novel, CAL
!od OSWALD ORAY, by Mrs.
WooD, author Of East Lynne, &C.
This novel will be about the length OF
east Lynne"
In addition to the Stories written
expressly for The Post, its Editor also
strives tu Jay before its readers the
best Stories from The English Perioii.
calls. And gives, in addition to the
Tales and Sketches, moro or less
Agricultural Matter, with a Riddle,
Receipt, News, and Market Depart
ments e"ery week.
a SEWING MACHINE GRATIS !
We will give to any person senling
Thirty subscriptions to Tie Post AMI
Sixty Dollars, one of WBEELEk &
Wilson's CELEBRATED SEWING M
CHIMES, such as they sell for Forty. five
Dollars.
TERMS.-Two Dollars a year
Two copies SO.
DEACON, & PETERSON
No. 3l9 Walnut Str, Philadelphia
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
NOTICE.;

MOTTO is hereby given, that tire Commits
" sioners Of Vinton County, Ohio, will on
The 2Srd day Of January day of 1864
Between the hours oftwelve o'clock, A. NJ
and two o'clock P. NJ. on ssi6 day, Let to the
lowest responsible bidder, the building of
bridge scross big Raecoon, near Kizer Hawkin'.
in Wilkesville Township, in said County. fol
whic h purpose the Commissioners will meet al
the p lace where said Bridge Is proposed to bt
built on said Jay.
By order Of Commissioners,
A. n. COzAD,
Dee. nth lSos--sv 4ud'r V.Co.o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
FOR SALE BY

s. v. Dodge, Macarthur Cowdcry &.
Strong, Hamden; G. Johnston, Newly
mouth; Will & Co.. ZaIeski; John Holland
Swan; NJ. p. &C. Carr, Wiksville, and
Druggists and Merchants generally through.
OFT the United States and Canadas.
October 29lh, lS63,--1yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
."IiCFD FGSAHC
SI)IJ !Il I1}Htif Yin4Y
L a | [. t. . A y.
vi 5gS E;E sl q, 4. .I5 sss.a l73.S
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

.GNAnd aftor Monday, April l6.A, 1861 ;rinsa
~ gjll rams =, follows:
itorTa Noarn--MA.' rrnin leaves i'ortsmou'h
81 100 " ~ arrives at iiEmi9n at .pI5P 4
tlFiI: olo5t1onrcg.ior withthrough trains to
Marietta and Oaeinnsi Railroad for all point.
Fast and West accommodation cah leave
f'rlsmonth lt 1907 u; arrives Il, Fiandnn ~ +
- IN
IgH 'yh sro:lj T;arriveS 1T orttmorth
iny" An Mail rrdu leaNos lin.nicG ~ q.
> 50; arrives Ht Portsmouth MS uOS "
through TicEctt tor Marietta, ChiiirotL
Cincinnati ana Coiunlpns can n4 procured u l.
fisH"t".Hces .l-edu I'd ra'os.
" WPErr 500,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
LEGAL NOTICE
STATE THE OF OHIO, vINToN COUNTY,
James K. Armstrong Pltfr, /

STATE IuE Ot OilO, NlNTON COUNTY
James K. Armstrong pltfr,
against IN Court Of
Edgar McBeth, Common Pleas
Walter McBoth
Francis Shahes Dofs.
AdIn'rs de boLis non Petltou.
OF the estate or John
W. McBeth
II HE above name defeudents, Edgar MoBeth
L Walter hcI}eth Of the COunty of Warren
and State Of Illinois, will take notice that the
said plaintiff James r. Armstrong; Of the Coun
y OF Frank in and State Of Ohio, did on the
22nd day Of august 1858, file his Petition in
the Cour. Of Common Pleas, within and for
said County of FintUn. and State of Ohio,
against the said Edgar McBeth, Walter McBeth
and Francis Shades Admin 'strator dehonis
non ofthe estate of the said John W. MeBeth,
dolendentS setting forth that the raid plaintiff
9nd others wero relitors Of said John ". Me
Beth deceased. That the assets ia the handt
9t tho administrators OF the said john W. Ne
belh, We. insufficient 10 pay tho debts Of Lis
estate. That the said John W. McBeth, in his
lte time and with his sole and scperatc mean,
purchased In-lat number one hundred aud SOW
enty.eight, (iTS,) ami forty eight feet off Of
Tie east side of In lot number uue hundrc q
and seventy seven, (i17. III tie town Of NEAR
tlnr. County Of Vintun, and State ot Ohio
ga irhudulcl tly and for the pCrpuse # drilau
ling hiS creditors caused tho legal tito to said
premises To 10 conveyed to Laura 4. McBoth
then his wife ard now decoa-ed, aud he prny or
Of said petition i. that said promis,s may be
"old and the proceeds aIisoing therciror b.
paid 70 he Administrator Of the Estate Of III,
said John W McBcth, and to ho by hun appli
Ell to the payment oftho debts Of the Esiat,
oi said John W. McBoth and said Edgar McBeth
and Walter McBcth, arc further notified that
hey are required toappGur and answcT siit
Iet,iion Oh Or before tho third Saturday after
he 2Ist day Of january 1854.
JAMES r. ARMSTRONG,
HEwltr = EDMIsloN, his Att'ys.
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