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The New York herald., 1864-12-07
NEWS FRom THE SOUTHWEST.

A letter from New Orleans, dated November 20 (via
the Mississippi river), states
General Candy Is rapidly recovering from his severe
wound and 10 able TO attend bis ocial busine
daily.
Genera, UllmAn Is now 10 chief command OF oil the
forces at Morganzia Minis celebrated Second Massa-
chusetts battery rs now stationed n Morganza.
Lieutenant A. D. vallade, Eighty fourth Unilod States
infantry (coored) OF New York. was killed on the 23d
OF November in an AFFAIR on tho outposts.
On the 18th OF November Acting Lieutenant Thatcher
commanding the gunboat Gazele. was murdered by
rebels while ashore island mouth OF the Rod
river His body horribly mangled.
The Mississippi river has risen eighteen feet at Nor
ganza IN week
CArRo, Dec. s, 1904.
One hundred and bales Of arrived
day. Fifty four OF them 90 TO 81. Louis.
General Buord has ordered the lines around Helena
closed TO everybody. Sraguers arriving At Helena
steamers, soon ~ discovered, furnished with
passes and required 70 leave immediately.
The Memphis Democrat says that forty i've prominent
citizens recently arrested At the mouth Of ths White
BY order Of General Buford attempting 70 pur.
chase cotton with permits from Mr. Eery. United states
Purchasing Cotton Agent, at Memphis. M Elsry des.
patched agent with instructions
sbs and report him Upon bis arrival ct Helena
General Buford peremptoriy refused to Investigate
permit him TO proceed the White river, ordering him
TO return 70 Memphis the nrst boa;.
The steamer James Watson, detained at Helena,
her officers being charged with Illegal operations In
ton.
Among the papers captured tho rebel OH during
Colonel Kargas raid Arkansas, an affecting ap.
psal 70 the rebel General Kirby Smith By OK General
wrs Adams, whs has been cooscriped and reduced 70
the ranks
TIC stesmer Clara Dobsou, from Now Orleans has ar
rived. She fred into ~ the head OF Dead Mans
bend with musketry. No one was hurt Tho rebels 90
cupied Goodrich Landing, which the Unoabts recently
abandoned.
vicksburg and New Orleans papers BY this steamer
contain The markets at New Orleans were I'm.
changed
The UpIonkts have withdrawn from Johnsonvills and
the Tennessee river.
Large quantities OF lothing boots and shoes, 70
Gently forwarded from Memphis via Mobile, under charge
Of Captain whock for the relief OF the Union prs
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

tS 4os), makes the total cost OF mali transporta
ton at that dats 80, 365. .222 ~a-- .e~.e-.-
M LETTINGS OF 1854
The contrsos term the mtddle section comp rising
the States sf New Jersey, Pennsy Doiawae Mary
land and Ohi exTired the 30th June last and tne
term commenced the 1sI of July following. The
service under tuese lettings for the first quarter OF tne
contract ended September 80, 1884, exhibited by the
annex ed statement, viz
Miles of annual
Ailss tranE ortation. Cost
Railroad. ......-.. 24y2 7,334,T0I S932. .349
Steamboat. 1872 21S ,08S l7,736
"Ceierty, certainty, hf N~fA
aud security. .2l,i93 6,s4599 lOT OIL
CoMPAxiEs
The New York herald., 1864-12-07

The wheat market opened 1c a &c. higher with .
moderate demand but closed dull and heavy Tho sales
included 35 900 bushels s. "a Is No. Chicago
spring. 81 20 Tor No. do So Al amber Michigan.
Rye dull and declining Barley was in moderate do.
mand with sales Of $500 bushels State at 81 s3 81
Barley malt was dull with nothing OF moment doing
The corn market unsettled and trias lower with
moderate demand. Sales or Is 900 bushels mixed West.
at 81 90 in store and 81 o. delivered Oats opened
decidedy frmer with fair demand but closed dull at
poo 9sc for Canada, 81 81 OF for State and 81 03K
81 05 for Western afoat and in store s4'
BEEswAx.-We heard OF no sales but tho market was
hrmer aH0fa H~1 4. - -.
CoroN.-The demsnd was decidedly more active TO-
day. holders having granted a concession Of about Kc
per h., which led TO fair business. Sales 200 bales
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
a WORD ABOUT
AMERICAN WATCHES.
AFTER A THOROUGH rRlALoF MoRE

| TIL IN TEN YEARS, the time Pieces m1nn'at
tuFcd hy Tho American Watch Go ~ Mthail
Mass have gained iirm .i".i NVon me IaV'l
| # thc public, aud NOW, no less that t1GNV o
| them are sI,eakug iur tncW~e'E2s ia Jht lo'N'
cts or tho people From very ms'gnlh'"n'
| bo ginning tin hEinc,s ha increased unlil We
are i,.-..t.rd in stating hut We MANI HOlsE
HAN ONE hal g of az ,hc wa'vlt's sold M
he Uui,-I States. Repeated enlargement al
uur factVr, building -. und tho iaho of 500 "r'i
ra.iyg. siil II MI rs unequal to supply the c"h-
.'turtl increasing demand. and We may here
observe has rot Nithsla ling the hl2h prise ol
labor AMI materials, We actually se.l our pc
ducts ~ les, prices than those current hNe
years ago.
rr,ur 10 these facts only for the purpose
properly introducing another tnGret relative
10 aar manH!.ruro Of WATCHES li'ne.'' our
,hier ahirr; - ueon ~ make gHd w",cn"S Tor
M. million A. the lowest possible price -sun'c'
,liry 70 take the pRro ,f'he mako hrllr,n
,t,i,.Lr. r,llrd AueT,.s - LCPiros, w. EUgi,h
Patent Iy..r,.N Sc.. annually thrown rF"n
,lri. n,,,s,t II, CON- 'l,S- uumpur>, by Irru-
l..uNarn-llp, watch. wu.' ..y '., rr'Nnr
II their ne,urir,, unsaieau!v At home an '-
'sr.ly Horlhi,ss every yEhcro.
Tfi- "l icct We have arc'nl, I-hcb, Hht h'"
We layy 40 aun"uLc', t'nt "r h''o e'i"'''"ee"
he rlnnu'aciulr OF witches Of 'ro very
HIGHEST GRApr HNnWN r. CIlEON-
OMTRYi
.,,,susi,p.L, ANYTHING litlcr'o mudc to our,
elves and unsurpassed - La!' hing lhree ~
,lc world For til. purl">r Hrha>e lhe amp
.r~t facilities. Ne have erected mn vddli,h To
r.,B,u huilli, ., ,Xrrcsl for iii. branch Of "ur
h,isiUg-,. and have fllel 1t vi'i the brSt work
men in our ,,rvi,r. P-nfinG hy uUr long eX-
reri Gee, W. have rcmodclci th" for Il oI onr
watches, introducing such Improvements rs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
IN LOVE AFFAIRS HE NEVER
FAILS

lie has tNe secret Of winning Tho affections OF the
opposite eeH lie guides the single to wealthy and
harpy marriage, and makes the married happy. Ills
aid and advice hHs heen solicited In innulneruble In
stances, and the result has always been
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
LET THE AFFLICTED READ

And learn that perfect and radical cure is warranted
and guaranteed to all who afflicted with Weakness
debility nervous complaints, melancholy thoughts de-
preston Of Spirits distress and anguish Of mind, loss
n socp loss Of memory, loss Of energy aad muscular
py"er puny growth, wasting AWAY and want OF con-
hdonc' In themselves, fainting s, convulsve trem'
blings impotence and disgust OF life.
Y HEAR WHAT THE MEDICAL PRESS SAYS.
BONE physicians require to be told the nature Of your
disease-the ENGLISH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN does
not His perfect knowledge Of the human system enables
him to describe the diseases without any information
from the patient to explain its original cause, and to
guarantee its cure And, what Is more valuable STILL he
will honestly and frankly tell whether you be cuTcd
or not. All lis communications and interviews are
strictly private and confdential.-Melieal Journal
The Botanic Remedies of DR.. Raphael the English
Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL PRIVATE, SE-
CRET, AND VENEREAL DISEASES, without the use
Of Mercury without hinderiLee from business and
without fear Of discovery exposure. No deadly poi
sons, such arsenic, vomca, opium, any other
posOns. No mercury any deadly minerals-nothina
butpurey Vegetable Botanical Remedies are used u
this wonderful Botanic Physician. Ills Botanic Renee
dies yet failed to cure the most obstinate and the
most dangerous cases. and to all mercury and
Other impurities from the system when all other Rene
dies had failed.-Bfedicdl Journal
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN CoNTENPLAT.
ING MARRIAGE. Hear what the Baltimore CORES.
ponfent Of the 0ddfelow, BOonsboro, Maryland said
on Thursday the 3lst Of MAJ 1860:
Numerous Of dseas caused by early ndiscre.
tion having been performed by tie English BotaniSP Ply.
sican, feel It my duty having knowledge Of theI,
tc state the fact, believing that In doing may
service to tho suffering One case In particularthai
OF young man in this cyis worthy Of note. He had
become the victim Of habit the alluaion to which
causes Shudde and after years Of suffering and DOCTOR
Ing gave up all hopes Of recovery BE wished to marry
and was dearly beloved by sweet girl lspsd
words of affection, but he fearful nervous and pros
hated He dared not wed account of the shattered
state Of his system He sought relief the hands Of the
Botanic Physician and astonishing as it may seem, all
the bloom and vgor Of youth has returned and be u
now the happy fathe- Of pair Of bright boys"
Any who are suffering, matter what their com
plaht can call on the Botanic Physician confdenally
They may rely upon relief. His Office is at No. 80
EAST FIFTH Ret. Sycamore 1t. and Broadway, GIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
kN1aNHsIA4I
GOOD NEWS AT LAST !
The neyer -hiling DIR. RAPHAEL Is the best. Hs
uccasl, when all others have hilel
ALL WHO ARE IN TROUBLE,

All who have bOD unfortunate, uh whose fond hops
have been disan Dintcd, crushed, and blasted Al who
have Leen sudnCed ly false pyOmsCs and doo all who
have been deceived and tred with, all 60 TO him for
slyce aud 20 gct satisfaction.
lie makes your msturiuncs pass away, = makes the
sianvr aud envy Of your enemies fall haiess, aud he
sGstans your character and rspcctaty In spite Of evil
Hepurts AMI All who In doubt u the aiec-
tons " those they love consult him TO relieve and satisfy
their minds aud to lind out If tlRr bright aud VAIN
L I'LL L.. lh...l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
VAN RVRlE, HORTON d co,
No lf5 Nassau Street. New York,
clHENI H.AffLLn-

We dsitc this yo;E = place before si,liol
Of northern readers tbs great doctrines The
Day Book teaches % the question Of the Races
We confidently b,lioye If this Journal were
plHcsd in the hands o one half of the oters OF
the aorthern States between this time aud No
ycmSor, 1861, the Democrats could not full to
carry the next Presidential election. We ethore.
foEe make the following oilers, not in the light
Of pri2cs, and not even because IL will be prof
Ghie-forwe can scarcely afford it but solely tc
securS wide dissemination of tie views whicl
We profoundly believe Will snve our country:
For club Of twenty, bosidS the extra paper
DOW offered, We will send copy of DR.. Van
Eycies great work on"Negroes and Negro Slay
cry" tho third edition Of which is Just ready
Price al 90.
Fer aclub Of fly at sixty dollars wo vii
tend an extra Dpper, and a complete set of our
Ant Abolition PublicRtionsn the prices Of
which ANTS. to two dollars and seventy i've cts
CLUBS OF ONE HUNDRED.
In relation to clubs of one hundred wo will
cay this; Whoever will send us one hundred
Subscribers at ono tiiEc, the club 10 be sent to
one address, aid begin and end at the same
time, will receive the papers at one hundred dol
lars!l We. II. & Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17

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oretuTn.
Then why not patronize home talent-men
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DIR. JACK SONS ORIENTAL LINJMEsT
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
a SPEEDY & HAPPY MARRIAGE.
YOUR FUTURE HUSBAND OR WIFE

II, Will toll yon their circumstances snd their fllun
prospects; ali what Ia hctur than III, he cav tell yot
their thoughts aud what their real intentions are
What is better sth In tell yoN II they will make JoI
happy.
Dr. Raphael i, therefor a sure dependence
Toall m business his advice Is invaluable. lie can fore
tell With the greatest certainty the resu u all com
nlsrcii and business transactions aud sIecuations Dr.
R,phUl mtSrpcts dreams for lottery numbers with IN
GIiliuc accuracy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
C Ii f R o X Z E
For The RsmouaI of Distractions, and tht
Insurance Of Regularity IN the Re-
currence Of the Monthly Periods.


currence Of the Monthly Periods.
They euro 70 obviate those numerous diseases
that spring from irregularity, by removing the
irrcguiarity itself.
They cure Suppressed, Excessive and Pain
ful MenStrualon.
They cure Green Sickness (Chlorosis).
They cure Nervous and Spinal Affections,
pains il the back, and lower parts of the body,
lleaviness, Fatigue on slight exertion, Palpita-
tion Of the Heart, Lowness of Spirits, Hysteric,
eick Headache Giddiness, etc, etc, In word
by removing the Irregularity, they remove the
cause and with itALL the effects that spring
from it,
Composed Of simple vegetable extract, thy
contain nothing deleterious to any constitution
however delicate, their function being to sub
stitute strength for weakness, which when pro-
peTly used, they never failed TO do.
They may be safely used at any age, and at
any period, EXCEPT DURING THE FIRST THREE
MONTHS, during which the unfialing nature of
their action would infallibly PREVENT pregn-
ancy.
All letters seeking information or advice will
be promptly, freely and discreetly ausw cred.
Full directions accompany each box.
Price 81 per box, or six boxes for IS.
Sent by mol, free Of postage, on receipt Of
price.
Sold at Macarthur at 8. V. Dodges Drug store
and BY all respectable Druggists.
'EIo4 AeN 'aS GlIoqg1 So ON ts-'Il 'qsd
'4goLdladoTd aJoS
% PNIMd3W d AZ fG
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
RAILROAD.

g. az $50
0N and after Monday, January IL 1864, and
" until further notice, trains will run as fol-
lows:
MAIL GOING EAST,
Leaves Cincinnati at $3.50 A. NJ: Leaves Blan-
cheaster at-0:27 A, M; leaves Greenfield at
1911 Z. M; arrives at Chillcothe at las PM
Leaves Chillicothe at 1885 Z. M; leaves Ham
dep Junction at 1859 p. NJ; leaves Athens at
4S1 p. M; Arrives at Marietta at 6:55 p. NJ;
arrives at Belpre Parkersburg at 7:l0 ?. NJ.
MAIL GOING WEST.
Leaves Belpre &c., at 7:sO A. NJ; leaves Mar
ietta at T:45 A M; leaves Athens at 1905 A.
NJ; leaves Hamden junction at 1885 A. NJ
Arrives at Ohillicothe at 1855 PM; leaves
Chilicothe at i:l5 P. NJ; leaves Bancnsster at
1856 2. M; leaves Loveland at 80 7. NJ; or
Tives at Cincinnatd at 5:5jP.M
The Accommodation Train Lea gos Chileotho
at $50 A. NJ; arrives at Cincinnati a. 1925 A.
NJ ;leaves Concinnati at $3.50 pm; arrives al
Ctillicothe at $50 P. NJ.
Conf Lections are made at Lovelapd With
TRANS to and from Colum bus; and at y mden
Junction With trains TO and from Portsmouth
JOHN DURAND, Sup't
January IL, l564-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
Caution to the Public.

DR.. W. Raphael the Astrologer, has no connection
with PROFESSOR or Dr. w, m. Raphael, or with any
other gentleman Of the same nano.
p1- Cut this advertisement out. When you coma,
bring with you nn show it to the girl who opens the
door. To prevent mistakes, ask to
SEE THE DOCTOR HIMSELF.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-20
Remember Fort Pillow.

Doctor Hunt, formerly of the Buff
falo press, now in the service, writes
from Memphis to the Buffalo Erpress.
He says:
A correspondence is going on here
under flag of truce, between Gen.
Washburne lin command here) and
Gen. Forrest, of Fort Pillow massa-
crememory. The negro regiments,
of the late unlueky Sturgis expedi-
ton, took a solemn oath that they
would neither give nor take quarter,
if they met Forrest.
They kept the oath, took no pris-
oners, lost none, came back in excel
lent order, without losing .heir arms,
and fougt with such tenacity and un-
heard-of fatality, that Forrest is now
anxious to come to some terms as to
future interviews that he may have
with 1.-The inferior race" Gen. Wash
burne's reply is said to have inform
ed Forrest that he believed such an
oath to have been taken, without his
knowledge or order, and that he
had no doubt it had been kept, as
Gen Forrest alleged. that such con-
sequences were inevitable upon the
Fort Pillow crime, and that had he
the power to control the colored
troops in that matter, he could not
honorably exert it-could not ask
those good soldiers .ef the Union to
practice all, while they receive none,
of the amenities of civilized warfare.
So stands the negotiation, except
that Forrest has already begun to
back down. Prisoners from colored
regiments in his hands, he thinks,
should not be killed (as they were by
his order,and in fulfllment of has
threat six weeks ago. but should be
returned to the normal condition =
slavery. He must come down from
that. The treatment given at Libby
and Belle Isle, to the best and bra
vest sons of our Northern hillsides,
was bad enough for any niger, ;"
and the negro has already made his
choice of alternatives-"Give me Lib
erty or give me Death"
Said secesh to me day or two
since: 6 Its hard for gentleman to
be shot down by his own slave" He
gritted his teeth and looked unutter-
ably when ] replied that "we did not
propose to allow our enemy to dictate
our weapons or to choose by whom
only they, in their dignity, are to be
shot down" That ended the discus
sion, bat true to the policy of all the
resident rebels here, he came around
ten minutes later to ask me to take a
drink. Did 4?
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-20
COMMUNICATIONS.
REsAccA, june Is, 1864.


MEssRs. EDIToRs II think / for
warded my other communication, from
Chattanooga, which presume you have
received.
l will now begin about where left off.
My stay at Chattanooga was somewhat
short, on account of the number of Dele
gates, some little sick in consequence of
which they were returning, and stopping
to work in the rooms or hospitals, as they
could stand it. l would prefer Chatta-
nooga to any place have been yet.
We don'texpect to stop here; our wound
ed are being sent North Camp Hospital
here is ready to break up as soon as cars
come for the sick and wounded; then we
will move to the front This is very
strongly fortified place No danger is ap-
pretended. But anything farther might
be contraband.
A great battle is expected, or a surren-
der, which will be better
On last Sabbath before leaving Chat
tanooga, l received letter from man in
the Military Prison, directed to his moth
er with permission to read and make what
ever use | might see proper of the facts it
contained. / copied the letter and the
readers of this paper shall have the bene-
fit of it when | return. This man is a
Pennsylvania has wife and children /;
his regiment was taken to New York to
quell the riot of 1868. While there, he
was made drunk, and induced to desert by
a copperhead from Connecticut, who strip
ped off his uniform, put him in the cars,
and paid his passage to certain port. l
have the coppers name, residence, &c.-
This man ought to be free, and Mr.. Cop
perhead in his place.
The weather here is pretty hot. Wheat
isripening, but the country generally wears
desolate appearance. The house in
which we are stopping, is somewhat rid
died with shot and shell. Not a family
lives in the town, except refugees who are
scattered round inside, and about the pick
ct lines. | cannot help but notice the pc
culiar appearance of the people who come
in to trade; both men and women, have
a different look from Pennsylvanians; tall,
stoop-shouldered, fat-breasted, homely,
&c, describes briefly the majority Of the
Georgians that l have seen gathered in
squads along the Rail Road-they watch
with peculiar expression the boys of I'm
Gle Sam coming and going, while the
boys scarcely loose an opportunity to cheer
them as they pass. But | must close.
ENos WOODRUFF.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-20

more nearly matched than the Kearsarge
and Alabama, that no naval officer would
desire fight on more even terms; but
that, if he were Secretary of the Navy,
he should scarcely deem it just to the
great commercial interests depending on
the destruction of the Alabama to leave
but single vessel like the Kearsarge to
take care of her in case of fight This
opinion, being professional, and coming
from an officer unusually capable and we'll
informed, is entitled to be accepted as con-
clusive.-N. Y Tribune
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-20

BeEH There is not better hotel in all
the coal regions of Butler county than
that of Maj. VIM. Adams, in Fairview.
He not only keeps an excellent house fur
nished and supplied withevery thingnec-
essary for the comfort and convenience Of
travellers, but is himself an accommodating
and cbliging gentleman, and dispenses
his hospitality in such manner as to make
every guest feel at home in his house.
Persons going to the coalregions will make
their home at Maj Adams .-Mercer Whig.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-20
ROTH SIDES.

A man In his carriage riding along
A gaily-dressed wife by his side;
In satins and laces she looked like queen,
And he like king in his pride.
A wood-sawyer stood on the street as they passed,
The carriage and couple he eyed,
And said, as he worked with his saw on log
a. wish was rich and could ride"
The man in his carriage remarked to his wife,
zone thing l would give If l could
would give all nay wealth for the strength and the health
OF the who is saving the wood"
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-20

sss- A man died of hydrophobia il
Middletown, Connecticut, last week, hav-
ing assisted in skinning COW that had
been bitten by mad dog.
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1864-07-20

ns1r The British government has grant
ed pension Of EGO year to Miss Null
och, the author of John Halifax.