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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
How Kentucky yts C2oyerned

! h'"N hNNbsNtNby II NOSCEHeU
aaComi"s Events Cast their Shadow.
We learn that Gen. Burbrdge, CI
Kentucky, has issued gu order TO the
Judge OF Elections in that State, not
to allow the name Of Judge Duval-
who is candidate for re election 10
tue Bench Of the Court OF Appeals
to appear on the Poll Books OF their
.precincrs. We suppose Gen. Bur-
brid e did not take the responsibility
.ot that act, Of his own voliiion: for il
is in the face oi Lincoln's proclama-
tion declaring Kentucky 70 be under
martial law. He must have 20! his
authority direct from Washington
The order Of Genaal Burbriige sets
aside the laws OF Kentucky, spits in
the face Of Governor Bramlelte, and
commits a high han!ed outrage Oh the
rights Of the voters OF Kentucky.
Coming evenls cast their shadows
before, aud this act OF tue Military
Governor Of Kentucky lalls ike a
dark shadow on Ohio, Indiana and
Illinois, and gives them warning OF
the future. Lincoln inurnals are al
ready calling on the President to de-
clare martial law over the States we
have named, and we have no doubt
the cal will DC complied with, in Gaze
LacOin believes that, at the ap-
pF, aching elections, the people will,
1t permitted to vote, rebuke lis policy
and his Administrations. In Ken
tncky, Judge DuvaI would have bepuI
permitted to he candidate by Gen.
BurOlIdgo Tut for an apprehension,
wei louaded, that he would be elect
cd. HE election must not be allow
Cd, and hence the order to the judges
ol L tclion 10 erase his name rom
the rO)I Book.
We understand in addition to this.
ieUPotlc order, Geu. BurLridse has
caused TO be arrested and sent to.
prison at Louisville within Il day or.
two past, prominent cIizcrs OF Ken
tuck" This is a part Of the pro.
slamme 10 control the election: 10
lake mona The people their right to dc.
eide for thenisclyra. who Shall rule
over them; and aid Gen Burbridge
IN executing another inhuman and
Infamous order issued by him some
.lmo ago, Kentucky, like Missouri
Is to DC made thu scene Of tcrrihlet
laroar'ties. Her woes are just com.
Ia upon her Cia. ERg.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

vision was compelled to retreat, after
suffering a loss Of from three to four
hundred in killed, wounded and miss
ing, and three or Gour guns. This is
tha affair tc which some imBtrtanc2
was given by rumor few DAYS ago.
Oar army ia still in fine condition and
at the right place.
WAsnINeToN August /.
a newspaper correspondent who
len headquarters in front Of Peters
burg, at niIn o'clock yesterday morn
ing, aud witnessed the explosion and
h2ht, informs us thar tho result OF the
blowing mp Of the reb9l icrt 10 front
OF the Ninth Corps on Saturday
morning was entirely unsatisfactory
and did not accomplish the purpose
that was designed The mine did
no: explode at the hour intended, 81
O'Clock, A. NJ, but went of near,y
an hour later. The result in hiefis
tnat d rebel fort was blown up and
doubtless great many of their men
were lost. Oar loss in all j heavy,
principally from The Oth CgSat
The demolished reboIo. z orks are
now unocqupicd, and, w excen
ton, both armies now SslnF the
same position they did preyious to
The explosion. W.
August 2.-The Fadrrals weEs IN
ahle to hold The ground gairE5S; the
assault on Petersburg. tn ATworks
taken by cur forces there we& roc -.
'ural. The loss On both sides were
aLout 5000.
There is y great panic in Pennsyl.
vania.
There 10 ar effort being made to
induce the Administration to rive
Mcclellan the command Of the lorccs
At Washington.
We have some details Of the late
ba't!a AT Petersburg, which, on the .
"hHIe, seems to haye been disastrous
10 the Frdclals.
The Governor Of PENNSYLVANIA has
called the legislature to meet toge.h.
on the OH inst.
There has'Oeen no lighting near
Atlanta since the 2Sth nit.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

There too Inany "bosses"--Lincolr
and Blair aud Stanton and Major
General Hallack and Major Genera
Hitchcock aud Major General Anger
and Major General McCook and
M"j)r General Doubleday and Major
General Wright ana ut least dozen
Brigadiers. | kruw there wasn'l
much done but when { think how
numerous were the Generals and
Cabinet ministers, really am sur
Iprised that anything Was done! Does
. II avail anything 10 add that the
chief military adviser OF the Presi
dent ut the time was drunk ! What
GiI Mr.. Stanton urged this and urged
that so long as the Presidential ear
was not open L. himl Good citizens
| tell you, if Washingt,n n does not
kill Grant. you and | will have deep.
or Cause for revrrrhtial thaukfulness
than you, in your far of home, can
now guess. "D1n't expose yourself;
DOME be too rash; be very cautious!r
But the answer oE General Wright
WAS The order tothe boys of tbe Sixth
Corps, "Ohargen Two honra o. OIL
Ensiru action was sufficient: that
night the enemy vanished! Then
there WIS Council TO drtt rmin1 il
thorc should be pursuit.! Twenty
hours after the rebels b?2nr to mareh
we followed On in their tri dl &c, &C.,
&c. Dear friend Of the cause, be
thankful that you don't know the in
side history Of the last week in Wash.
i@glon."
The above il from the Republican
Washington correspondent Of one OF.
the leading Republican papers OF the
clun'ry-a paper that is supportiugI
Lincoln for r3-ciectlon. What must.
be the state Of anL!rs at Washington.
aud how pressing the necessity for Il
change, when RapubIcan agents
make such developments! What q
iisgracciUl Administration!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
lpARREGX ANn nYsrNrrpr

We have examined a great number O
ulheIS nom scme Of the most pTominen
citizens Of Cincinnati and Cuvington etc
speaking in the highest terms of Dr. Stick.
lands Anti-Oholera Mixture for the cure Of
dinrrhDa and dysentery. The letters are
to long to publish Mr. Woods, of Gov.
lnIgton, suys be was pronounced incurable
Tor the best doctors Ia Cincinnati, and one
,ionlle OF Dr. STickland's Anti Cholera Mi1.
tuTe effected permanent cure after suffer.
ing for months with the worst form of diar.
rho and dysenrery.
Another says h. was discharged from the
United States service after suffering in the
hospital for 3 months as ineurabie, and as
last resource tried Strckhnd'o Auti.Chole.
IA Mixture he got well directly an d has now
entered the army sgain in good health
One man writes he has cured seven or eight
very bad cases Of diarrhea and dysenters in
the barracks he was in with one bottle OF
tins valuabie medicine. In fact We could
MI hall our parer with similar items fIom
these lrIters. Why does not our Govern.
ment secure this valuable preparation, -
Our army ought 10 be supplied with it. Il
+ but short time since one Of our men
laid in very low condition al one Of our.
Cincinnati Hospitals, his wife was sent for,
the docOrS considered his an hopeless case.
She, however, gave him Suickand's Anti.
Cholera Mixture, and in three weeks he was
able Iorelurn home with his wife 10 New
Richmond, D. AL these cases right n,
nome speak for themselves. We hope all
the soldiers will put a bottle of it in their
E1iapSlck', 1t may save them or some OF
Melr comrddes. 1t is for sale by Druggists
a. so cents per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
Pennsylvania Raid.

the latest accounts Gre that the reb
els have burned Chambjrsburg. and
ara making demonstration ON BID
ford. Gov. Curtin has called the
..sgislature together, to dcviso ways
and means, for to raise men and
money, to dsfenl the State and fur
nish men under the craft Of tue
President, as he cannot do it. We
rather think Ohio will have to get
back to the old Militia law and take
turns in going to war, lOr the next
two generations, il the present party
remains go long in power. :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
The Fight at Petersburg
uEAuGuARTERs. ARMY OF THE PoI

LSCARIERs. ARMY OF THE pOTO-
MAC.
July $50 7. M.-Agter the rx.
P,os!un, At an early hour this morn
IoI, everything bet"l.yned bril Iisht
victory, 1u, s0cn ot}t malt,rs a,oum
cd diff rent aspICE, part OF the at
lacking iouce having glYyn away, thus
xposGg The balance to an euti pd In >
are nom bo;h artillery ard inant,y.
Ihe pr'gra"lme wa as follows: -
he mine was to lie explode. at 3 A.
NJ, aud the batteries open Mt once
along the entire line. lmm-diatsly
after the explosion the 9th Corps EaS
to chmge supported by tho 16h ard
Ayers division or the 9Th Corps, and
Tue 81 Division Of the 81 Corps
The greater part Of the arrangement
was carried out as ordered, although
'he commencgncnt WAS later tLun the
dour designated, On account Of tho
fuse giving ont twice. The explosion
hhSIIy to"k place at precisely torty
minutes past 4 the roar Of artillery
that immediately followed was almost
deaIending. At 5 80 the charge was
made, and The fort, with u part IF the
line on each side, Was carried IN a
most brilliant style, The 81 DiYiS-
ION, which "ns IN HE centre, aiYan-
cgd nnd carried thvaecoud line u sh VI,
d.tance beyond the fort, and here
rested, hol .ing their ground with tie
utmost determination.
|. was at tUis time the colorcd d.
vision Unier COMMAND OF Brig. Gen.
White WAS pushed forward and order |
~! - charst and carry the crest Of the
n.li, which would have decided the
contest. The troops alvA;ccd in |
good order as lar 10 the fist line |
where they received q calling fire
which checked them, aud althon.h
IKE n number kept on advancing
lie greater p0ri N seemed to become
l.'viiy dem 'ralzyl, part OF them TAX
" refuge in the fort, and the bal
!nce running TO the rear az last rs
possible.
They wero rallied, ind again push
a forward but witnnnt success, the /
.reaier part Of the ctlicers being xii
ID or wounded. Duing this time
hey seemed to be without any one to
manage them and finally they fcll
ack 10 The rear u Of the range o.
he encm!'S cenniotcr and mnokotry
which were r!ow.ns thrvush Their
ank;. Their loses are very heavy
.aiticuiar!y il oititers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
SOLDIERS HOME. o.
sUPEElSTESDENT's OFFIc1,

r. n tI>ciNEATI, June 4, 1885
NY DEAR SIR: am dispensing second in
Toiee ofycur Stomach Bitters among the laryo
number Of men who daily arrive at this Instiin-
ton for rcfreSnment and rest. The universal
testimony is that these Bittcrs are the best
made. For the various summer comnlsin,g
which afl!et 80 many, know of no remedy 40
sale ana so sue. Patarch says, $40 ask a pby-
Siclon what is easy and what is hard ofdipestiSn
and what will agree with the stomcch il about
as sens dc a. to ask what j, sweet or bitter. or
S"nr." Persons who look 0Gt for bfeakers-nn1
nave your Stomach Bitters in the house, am
sure VIII never ask any ono the foolish question
spoken ofby tho great philosopher. | mus, moi
omit word or two for your Catawba Brandy.
nave many men here who have brandy pr..
scTloed for them by distinguished Army Sur
gsons. The effect ofyours on s,,ch are beneficial
iar inole SO than from any previously taken.
fCIsons who iesire really pure Brandy cannot
IaiI IN their pureha.e ifthsy get yonr branl
an, Doctor, with much respect
Your servant,
G.W.D. ANDREW, Superintendent
80 Otice and manuiactory, Nos. So, IS, 60,
End " East Third Etreo For sala everywhere
nov. 9Th lSj3,-Glt. 100.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,

FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM w ARMSTRONG,
OI Seneca County.
SUPREME IrDoEs,
(For Full Tcrm.)
PHlLADELPH VAN TRUMP,
or fairfield County,
(ro PILL vAcASclEs.)
Long Vacanry,
MACHlAS c. WHITLEY,
Or Hancock County.
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER S. BOYS,
Highland County.
AsroRsx CENTRAL.
LYMAN r. CRFTCnTIELD,
Of Holmes County.
COMPTROLLER OF THE treasury,
WILLIAM S. V, PRENTISS,
or franklin County,
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
ALEXANDER S. r RAMSEY.
Hardin County.
BOARD OF YrBLic WORKS,
(Full Tern)'
WILLIAM LARWELL.
or Ashland County,
[FoR vAcAYcY)
CHARLES BOESEL,
OfAuRlnire Cousity
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
NEWS ATEMs-CLTPPINGs

WAsuIyaToN July %.
George lnnss, Mayor Of the city Of roughkoe.ie:
One three years man will not CONT
for three twelve aiontha men. Count
them inan for man.
[Signed] JAMES 3. FRY.
J, takes General Fry to make 6mar:
N.cisions. Why is not a man who
."'ves f'r three years as good FOR tho
l. ,verrni'r' rs one man for 1864,
'Stj. and another for
',t~ian bvtEtE than
-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
Kentucky Election.

The election Iarcc in this city, yes
terday, passed of very Quirtly."-
About COO hundred wore polIed, al
Tor the Abolition ticket. The usual
vote oI the city $500. Soldiers were
stationed at the various polls to "hccp
u,d,y,"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
LEGAL NOTICE.

Tile State If Ohio Tinton County,
Court IT TfCOmmon Pleas.
Sarah R. johnson rtf' Divorce
Richard A. johnson Def,.l Alimouy
Tho said Defendent Mchird A. johnson Of
Newark, in the County of Licking, and State OF
Ohio, is hereby notified that said Sarah r.
Johnson Plaintiff, did on the Fourteenth
day Of JuEc 4. d. 1864, fled her petition in
tho Clerks Office, Of the said Court rf Common
Pleas, orsad Vinton County, against him
charging the said Dcfendcnt Richard A. John,
SON with Extreme cruelty and with Gross ne
giest Of duty, and praying that said Plaintiff
Sarah X. Johnson, may be divorced from The
said deiendent Richard A. johnson, and also
tha. she may receive Allmony from him ,hs
said RchaId A. Johnson. Which petition
VIII ho for hcaIing at tie next term Of said
Court. ..lE
SARAH R. Johnson,
Aug 6t-6w. By D. B. SHIvEL, her Atty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
The Cloud Oh The Horizon

The following letter to the Circle
Vi''e DemGcla! shows what those
whU calry the mnsket, a'o beginning
10 'hlhE OI the war and the way it il
managed. The reaeti IN has commcn
ccd that Will sweep Lincoln @ Go. in
10 Ihri'vr'glnal inslgniticance. They
have brought the country to the very
V'rge OF iuin, which tact the peopI,
are beginning to cOmprohpand; and
IKE AL, who have been deceived and
t"eH rnlucd, their Vengeance viii bl
IpTop'riloned 70 the confidence they
hAI u slowed on the inaugnratUfi
""I .hSiore's of the wnr;
from 'b' CrcI@viII' Democrail
~ VOICE FL M THE ARMY
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

9 NJ. PETTENGlLL & CO., Aiver.i.sn
De Agents, No. 81 Park Row. New York &
estate Street Boston are our Agents and rre
authorized 70 take Advertisements and Sub.
eIiptions for usat our Lowest Ratios,
Democratic StiICitItl.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
STRAY cow.

CTRAYED away from tho subscriber, living
y at yirtOn Station, Vinton Co., Ohio on
Friday July 18th, 1854. A large light Brindle
Gov, about 0years old, large horns, the right
horn little lower thsn the otllei and has
slit cut in her brisket. think she Eas a email
crop on left ear. ANY person giving me infor-
ma lion Of COW will be suitably rewarded,
Aug. 4,-4-sw HENRY y. PALMER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04

ET- rHE CONSrIrUTIoN ASI~IS
TIE UNION AS Ii WAS, TIL NEGRO
WHERE He Is, and the Enforcement
OF the Laws ngaiuSt all Officer, who
have uSuTped Authority, rs well aS the
People who Commit breaches of the
Law,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
MoARTlIUR, ONO

THURSDAY August 4. 1864
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
IATER-A SMALL REVERE.

Passengers who left Stanton on
Yesterday inform rs that orr fore es
were, on Saturday, still the other
side Of New Marker, and that there
wes no probability Of the immediate
cccu alton Of Front Royal by tIo Ell
amy. We learn from an oftio,r who
arrived or last evenings trair thai
on Wednesday last General Ronacm's :
division was unfortunate enough TO be
attacked near Winchester. at mo
Inent when it was no. well prepared
TO meet u sudden attack from o supe.
ri0I to.ce. Tas 49,: was, Tue d..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-08-04
MANY VOTERS.
> pGtt0l Il Otit S ,

MANY VOTERS.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
SeE York Markets.

SEw YoAK, Dec. >.
CoTTOS.-Firm, Aad good business At I sls
q for MiddlinR UpIAads.
FLOUR State and Western active end armsr
10 zn9lo 80 fer Extra State II sssll 40 for sxtrs
rnaud hep Ohio, and II s5e5l2 - for trade
erAnes- M&rket eaOsed aFm. with no sellers a.
ta'ids quotations. Large portisE Of the sslss
Nere Extra STATE.
wHIsKY.-soAsesly - Ara; Western l Saa
! So q retail lets al 81
WHALES better; Aaabsr MuwaHkis ? 81 ;
Winter Red Western 441ss, aad LOO bbls Amber
RYk-oaiss and unchanged.
HAALEN.-puiI.
CVkS.-Hsssys new YeIlow zeal 70; Mixed
Westsrn hstainAl al I seal IS.
OATs.-Actsvs, and Iesao higher Is7AI 0s for
Western.
WooL.-Qniet aaA irm.
sUssE Firm mgsesvads 1890. and By Aae-
sion 10 bids o. Porto Rico AZ I4St2s
MoLAssks--FlF1 saiss 81 A.stien 81 80
ebls SeN orieans ssid ~ staI o.
FEfkoLku A.-Firm. bIess2 for erode; 7aa
- IT hehnsd ia bond, aac - for frss do
PORk-Lass aetfvs. Aha closes aalt. hsaxx.
% Is for lsss sad g Ness, 81 7sa9s Is Tor las
and % d., eNsh ans regular xAy.
hEEF ksther heSvy. a. atzpat previous rates.
Va. Hs.--Prfns quiet And STEADY
BEEF HAMs.-Haasv
CUT MEATS r. noasTais reauss AZ isszasls fer
shoalasrs iseinding old At ts9i55.. sas ISszl
BACON sIDEs.-Firs, city shost Clear AZ.
aad 100 boxss long Clear Ter the last half 81 De-
and 10 boxes Do for the last half Of January,
both a. =.
LARD VERY aFm, aud fair aauAad a giaa4.
20 zsss ehotes cttf rspoFtsd 2s5< and 10 bbis
ioF al u January and nEst half of FebraAry Al
ssllarss Uftion, 24as2slS
BuTTkH--FiFa. and In a.ir demand Al sszss
b. Nesssras and $3.50 f7F aaats-shs lAtssr rate
Tor very choice.
cAAEsE-Ia SaOdTsss F.qasss at 1884 for
sgmmon % PFima.
MusEY Mere aStiss al ear. ehlsay he lst.
Der rate.
STIRLING ExCHANGF. At os,ka
I Is GOLD
gold Without material ehsnxs
GOVERNMENT STOCKS - Dali. Ca Iksl.
soaPons' l9i > %, eozpeas. Ca. Z sss, 90
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
THE VERY LATEST
RT
T ELE CIR A n II.
what tn. Rebel Papers Say.

WASHINGTON, DEC. 9.-The Augusta
ConstitutioHGlisf thinks Sherman has
not for moment hesitated moment az
to the point to attack, or the road 10 it,
saying: The enemy broke camp at Lou
isville early On the morning Of the ID
inst, abandoning the shortest route TO
Augusta and moving BY 3 new route in
the direction Of Savannah. The Consft-
tationatist lays out the following cam
paign for Sherman as being the most
natural and favorable one: With bis 70
rage and provision trains full, he viii
pass bis entire army to Millen, then,
throwing his cavalry in the rear, be vi ]
pass his wagon trains between The tEo
wings OF his army and march IN a com
pact column, steady bat cautiously upon
The Ogeehse and its few
crossings, the terrible sEamps on his
right, and the Savannah river and its
equally swampy banks on bis left, both
Of his TANKS will be most securely cover
ed, and thus situated, he has a march Of
oSer 80 miles to the city. Travelling at
the rate be has since leaving Atlanta,
be would reach there By the 9th inst,
provided be should not be checked by
The way. The 0conee bridge had not
been burned, although desperate at
'smpt had beer made 70 accomplish it
The Richmond Enquirer OF the 7th
nst, reports that no new movements
nave been made in the direction Of
irahamsviile, Ga. The federal troops |
consisted Of four regiments Of |
whites and four Of blacks About l 300 |
men were found in the field dead and /
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
Prem the Potomac Army.

HoEs- AKaY OF PoToM.o, Dec. T.
This has been rather calm day along
the lines in front Of Petersburg. Some
little picket firing was INDUCED in on
the right Of the line, bat the artillery on
both sides was very quiet Considerable
activity prevailed on the lines north Of
the James river to-day, but the rain
storm which set in early this morning
seemed 70 have put stop TO whatever
changes, If any were Intended. Firing
was kept up at Dutch Gap all day, rs
usual, bat not with such persistency as
yesterday.
Richmond papers Of to-day contain no
news from either Georgia OF Tennessee.
They seem TO have anticipated battle
10 front Of Richmond for the past two or
three days. and have evidently been pre-
pairing TO resist any advance on our
part
DEC. :, A M-AH quiet this raorning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10
Cincinnati Markets.

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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-12-10

NASHVILLE, Dec. s.-Weather bitterly
cold. There is nothing new in our front
to-day, save some sharp musketry 6ring
in front Of the Fourth corps; several
have been wounded on both sides.
The ganboat feet went down the river
again to-day. No reports have been re-
ceived from thsm since their leaving,
save that they engaged the enemy some
thirty minutes after leaving here.
River ~ inches, but at the Shoals fall
ling.