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Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
A FIDDLER When Wrighf'e Georgia

A FIDDLER When Virgins Georgia
regiment Was drawn up in line Of battle 30
60 into its first fight. es -- BILLS. in
North Carolina, Wright, (now Msim
GeneraD in passing in front Of his reEir
ment, observed tall giant fellow. Vitb
violin case strapped to his back. Wright
asked him what he var going 70 do with
his fiddle T. Tie rude soldier had never
heard Of Mirabeau's dying exclamation. bus
he almost quoted it when hs said he wsuse5
to "die to the sound of Betsy" this being
the term of endearmcnt which he applied 70
his violin.
After the fight was over, the iddling sol.
der did not answer at roll call He was
found with broken leg at The roof AZ
tree, to which he had crawled, quisblg aae.
ing the strings of Betsy"
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

az RE It is stated that al gold coin in
Memphis aud Nashville has been sent to the
North, and Gil dealing in the precious met
ais strictly prohibited. This seems to indi-
cate financial storm brewing somewhere.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
For the Vindieater.
The Cat-Tail Letters. mo. I

The Diversions Of Purley" have i'm
mortalized Horne Tooke, who wrote them
at Purley. The "Rsngvocd Diseourses"
have given celebrity tie T. B. Balch, who
wrote out those gems at Ringwood. The
"Cat- 1a1 Letters" may procure renown
for T.. e. H
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

G|- Ii iastated that Gen 8ickles has 3e
ordered to she department Of. Tire br.zagss
With eiVii and military powers lecessary 10
enable him TO have control over the efforts
to take Arkansas back into the Union,
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

Thu Mndaraignee ogars his services TO persons
ds7irux 10 Advertise in saY Of the papers IN she
.outheGn Gonfs2erksy. Parsous Ia the country
eishlnx &c Advertise their LAMB OK OitiEI.
PROPERTY, would SO wall to avail themselves OF
nv Agens. win also forward subscriptions to
the Sourssax FIHLD FIaHsIns snd OTHER papers
GEORGE HARLAN,
Foreman "Staunton VindicstoF."
Aprll 10 1893.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04
NO. 8.
Greenbacks and Cold North.

An exile, who recently came out from
Huntsville, has long and interesting LETT
ter in tie Atlanta Appeal, from which we
extract the following
Greenbacks are Il for one in gold in
Huntsville, and though the money quote
tioas in the Northern papers place them ~
to 160 the truth is, two months age, ~
New York, Wall street. 10 Operation"
could be performed at less rate than two for
one. The Yankee troops in Huntsville.
Whose teris Of service has expired. are ceE
verting their greenbacks into Confedsrase
currency 10 take home state this Ter 81
incontrovertble fact, not in one ins.sn5s
only, but | witnessed several OF the sane
FoUL MURDER We are sorry to IesF1
that Mr.. Thomas McGuain, of PeIdletop
county, was murdered one day week batofs
last, on the North Mountain. Oh the I}siety
Branch Gap HAD. is per}leten saG9iys
Tie deed is supposed to have been commit
ted by two deserters who had lodged all
night with the deceased the night previous,
and TO whom La and his family. not know
ing that they were desertets, had teen very
kind. Mr.. MeCdain, intending to come to
this county to invest some lrosns, counted
out some 5000 in the presence of the two
Williams. 70 get this sum, they took his
life. He was kind, oDliging gentleman,
and true Southern patriot Rockingham
Register.
Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1864-03-04

AN advertising Cor q less term then three months,
will be charged for at the usual rates.
agg- Professional Cards not exceeding seven lines
inserted one year for Si0--siy months Ter $Ioo
Nss~ Annouuc sments Of Candidates 81; to DO
paid III advance.
6a@- All Communities lions or Notices Of 8 personai
or private character or intended or calculated to
promote any private enterprise or inisfes, will De
charged for al Advertisements
gg-- Obituaries win be charged Cor at the rate
of TEN Casrs per line. They must in all cases be
accompanied by the money.
NE- 0iacs on New Cours-hous Street, oppo-
site Brendrhurg's Old Stand, auc pear the Va.
Hotel
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
NEWS lTEMs-CLaPPINGs.

July 11.-Thcre are ninety mil
lion Of dOia;s due the soldiers, and it
il stated that .he Printing Machine
cannot PRINT GTeerhacks iast enough
to meet the demand.
a dispatch from Baltimore states
that our forces had iIlIen hack from
Frtirick n tho direction ot Baltimore,
ani were south Of the Mnnocacy.
The enemy occupy Frederick, and
it is sale that Breckihridge has l2,.
00J men, whle another Confederate
force has crossed the Poto.
mac near E'wsrI', Ferry in the di-
rlcrion OF Urahana.
A gentleman arriving Cr9m Louis.
vile last night. states thai all the cara
OF the Louisville AMI Nashville Rail
road hHd ben oTd,rrd to Na'hviIIe
and the opinion was entertained in
Falls City that grea' btt!l1 Was 60
ing ~ between J yhnson AM Sher-
lnan.
A cavalry acout Of $50 are report
cd a. captured by M1sby near Alex
anIiia.
1t appears by our dispatches that
/ General Wallace ovIunited Fredrricl
because Of information roc eiyed tha
the enomy we're maAiDg Ieints in tha
direction 10 get in the rear of Wash
inston. The sam, Aisp ,tch state
that the enemy are moving III htaVJ
force down the BIILimoro pike.
July "a General Gilmore la
assumed ,he command ol our force il
MariAnd.
II ia said the rebels have car rriel ot
several thoa5 sand valuable hurso iron
Maryland.
| Thu r1si lcncc Of Governor Bradford
in Mary land, has been buried, with
in iuur miles OF BL'Slm JTe.
The telegraph wires lhis side
Baitrm Ire have been cut
1t is feared that the train from Ba
tmore to PhiIaJeiphiFhas been CAY
ture1.
G,ll closed last night n 283
The Mayor Of New York pro'es'
against the removal % troops from
that city for 'be Maryland raid.
The resilonce oi General Cadwala
der, in Magnolia, Pennsylvania, ha
: been burned.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

10 be accounted treason, las been
60 often practically di4puted sincs,
that it is lsther surprising 10 meet ie
coming from one elrcing 10 office by
the Republican party; aud its enun.
c!ation may indicate that men ere
beginning to re- urn to their senses.
Uow much credit is to be attached
to the reprrt that Governor Seymour
vii, if necessary, in case the Court
SHOULD issue warrent for the arreSt
Of the General, call upoh tue mililiA
Of tue Safe to aid in executing the
Iprucesa, we are unable 10 pronounce.
That duly lies in tho direction We do
not doubt; Rnd that, ifhs would 10
Sustained by the opihioEs Of the prO.
pc is most probable. 10 be the fret
Ito interpose force in opposition to
hhat drsputism which is growing 60
|ropidly upon us aud which has al
ready acquired such strength and
confidence, js q thing requiring more
courag. and iaith than usually tallI
to The Ior Of politicians, But il the
President has gOn. 80 FAR at hc will
not tiui it easy to retract upon QUE
side, Governor Seymour has gone
80 Tar Oh tho other; and unless there
is SONG not very apparent point OF
compr0m;s1 ,rplacv fn cqniy, cmion,
liz wound seem Hs il one party must
retrac,, or IL collision will Le the re-
suit.
We take it for granted thu, Judge
Russell will sustain the rights OF the
people according To the .anli.war pre-
ceden,s. Ills D.n CcratiG an,ecrden's
arc II prob ,ble Indication tha. he has
not been carried away by thIsc new
tangled doctrines which 70, in cOu.
sideration ut the accident OF nation.
ii war, to overIule and reserve sll the
u'd rules OI right aud maxims VI our
municipal Law, Mr.. PIorrepont-Oi
couusal tor the defense --ls, az least
wovlsiouaily, a convert to tho doc
trinc Of the war power OF she Consii.
ihti"n;" ani, ii,ho case lslpermlited
10 c"ma up in regular ivrlII, We slIaI
dvubt,ss see, il the ropCrr OF proccedi
I lnga, ali that can bG oaid upOu tha'
I side Of tho question Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
L,ucOln PrnclIlInS.

Lincoln has issucd, lsst week. three
proclama,ions, lst to Kentncky sns-
pauling the writ Of Esbea' Corpus
and putting the pooplc Of that State
nnjsr martial law, % that everV mil
;,ary tool he has there can stop the
mouths OF the people aud prevent Tree
discussion, in order to intimidate the
people and carry another election
there a, the point ot the bagonet'-
9nl. lie proclaims that the one
tenth Of any seeded S'ate who nave
freed their niggers and thereby been
bouyh, up by his administrator an'
svoyn to support hls roya' edlcts' NAV
organ;z, a State government anc
al he proclsins a day OF humiliation
and P. aver. the humiliation we Ger
.ainly have by these two first rfocl"-
nations, the PrayeS We ough' u
have God knows, it there 10 any TN
cacy in prayer, let long, 'o0n a n">
continued prayers be offered, tha
We may ali be delivered rom w
accurssd tyranny and despotism "
D,,k
Unr present ruIeIs' pu' ", oH's
with g member OF OUT '"'''""
Guards who wrote home 10 "'s 'H''e
to pray for him. and TO pray "a'o
tor hs thought il ball was cominl
a, him and him in range that
rorlL take a d-d hard prayer t
change a bullets cOur'e' 30 W
,hink with L,ucolh, prayers withou
votes von'tmove him.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

father Of American Medical Practice,
giyes the case Of two soldiers in a long
march from New York to Canada, in
which one used cold water and tie
other whiskey tat 8 time too When
liquor was pure) and The man who
used the water. retained his health
a I'd rsturn,d hpmo, whilst the man
who nsod the lq Tor was sick on di
vers occasions and died in the hOspi'
tai Such WAS his advice to Gen,
Wayne to impr, SIS it OF the Army in
that Generals Southern Campaign
the Revolutionary war. Temper
ance CLEANLINESS an rest, is the sul'
diers' beat Physician.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
"Lst them forbear appressions up-

Let them fOrbear aggressions up
on us aud the war is al an end. IL
THERE BE oyEsTI Ns WHICH REQUIRE
ADJUsTMENr By NEG jTIAnoNs, We
HAVE EVER BEEN WILLING, AND ARE
STILL WILLING To ENTER INFO DMMU-
NIoArI N WITH OUR ADvER ARIES IN A
sPIBlT OF PEACE IF EQUrTY, AND uF
MANLY FRANKN :Ss. Strong in the
persuasion Of the justice uf Onr csnse,
in the manly devotion OF our citizen
suIdicrs, aui Of the whole briy M unr
puup'e, and above all in the gracious
pro- rctiun of Heaven, We ara not
afraid t. avow u sincere desire for
peace on terms consistent with our
honor and the permanent security Ot
our rights And M earnest aspiration
to scu The world once more restored
to the ven ti3ont pursuits of industry
and of muIul! int rcOurse aud rx-
ch Anses, So essential to lis well bong,
ani which haze been 81 gravcly in
It4rrupted by the existence nf this an
namral war III Amerca.
"Blt ii our ady,rsaries or those
whom they have placed IN p'wer,
icaf to the voice OF reason am justice,
Stuelei to the dictates Of prhi nee
and humanity hy presump'urnaan |
Ijelusive ntidrnre in their own nurn
hers, ur those o! their black and for.
Ie'gu mere 'naries. shall determine ny.
N an lnAutiLite pruIangrtiOn Of the
Contest, up'n them be the respoHsi-
IbiIlty OF "a decision 50 ruinuu, -
twnseIvrs and 81 iniurlons to the
interest aud repose Of mankind.
For ourselves, we have M tear oi
the result. The widest picture ever
drawn oy IL disordrrrd Imagination
cOmCs short If the uX,rayaganc"
(which woulI dream Of tn cvnq1'st
oi eight miilirns OF people, resolved
with one mud 10 die ireenen ra,her
than live slaves M torewAn.i hy
ihe savage and extermina'ing spirit
in when this war has been wagah
upon them, and by the NAL avowae
nl the snpportrTs oi the worse than
jENptian bondage that awai's them
in the event oi rheir snojlga,ion. -
! With these declarations u "ur dispO
s,ions. our principles and our purp)
4es. W, commit our cause to the en-
frightened Judgment uf the Vorli, t.
tho sober rrti .c:iJn4 Of our adverse
ries themselves, and to tho solemn
and righteous srbitramout Vi u!a-
lyrn."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

o. the people of Kentucky at the mer'
cy OF every military satrap Of Lin
coins, who happens to commend in
Kentucky. Our dog has just ~ much
power to issue this Proclamation rs
has the President. We look TOR like
usurpations yet iD Ohio. It is very
clear TO us that the object Of the Re-
publicars is to have Kentucky 80 as
to carry the next election. We don't
bel eve We will have a free ballot next
tall. and this is the entering wedge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
Kentucky Under Martial Lnw

We publish in this paper '"'
speech Of B utu, j. Clay, who was
elected to Congress on the Uf'o''
ticket last year, in Kentucky "s
ssems to have changed his views O.
,bi. c,rrup. negro. stealing admins
,,stiop Of the Government since lie
wen, to Congress. Mr. Clay ia not
alone in getting he eyes opened a.
last. and we ,rust in God cur ci'lzen'
gill We. Gee where We are, ere u 1t
sn,irely too late. In connection
9TH ,hs above named speech we also
nnhl;sb tile Proclamation OF Abra-
ham Africanus the Let, setting aside
,be Hsbeas Corpus and placing the
osrsonsl liberty, properly sA' ''s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
The Issue Between IioV. SEYMOUR
aud Pses,dcnt LiuCuIn.

mud Pses,dent Lmcoln.
The aff.,r between Governor s y
mour, OF n W York, and Mr., Lincoln,
growing out ofthr Suspensions Of the
NV York Wurid and the JoWEai
of COmmeIC,, is u very pretty thing
as it stands, and ia exciting both
curiosity AMI interest. Warrent9
having been issued against General
! Dix AMI his subJriina'e officers, 10y
whom the order vi the Presldcnt had
been carried into EFF CT, they were ur
rested, and brought before tie Hon
A d. Russell; at the Court OF G+nrr
al Sessions AT this point in the
case. Hon. Z lward PIerrrpIiut ot
! Counsel for General DIX, Informed
the Court that his client had received
a dispatch from the President, orler
NJ INN, "undcr any circumstances
MT to be shorn Of lis liberty" AS n
man whether in actual durance Or
not, is shorn VI bis lib rty by un ar
rest und r l.:g n prot" 81, the or'ier 20
Geueral DIX is virtually to disregard
The power Of the State Of New York,
and hold himself en- iroIy indcnpen
dent Of its authority.
The President. having no power
under the Constitution to decr0e the
Suppression oI newspapers, has n To-
gal right to project from the operation
ul the local law thuse who carry hi
DEGREES to that iTct into execution
General DIX lS, to all intents anG
,nrposes IL breaker OF the law 0t NJ"
York, and personally responsible
therefor. How far nc will Consider
the order Of Mr.. Lincoln in respect ic
h.s liberty au excuse tor refusing t,
respond to the progress Of tie court'
ui New York, or tp abide by their de
crees, is question which the presen
sup. lius no means tn answer.
bon. Jlhn Oochrane, Attorney
General of the State. and nominee q
the Cleveland Convention for th'
Wee. Presidency, appears N tn"
clse in behalf Of the people. What
ever his party opinion may be, TIT
opinion he expresses as an advoca!'
are sound and u mocratic. He hol!
that VIII ther peace or war prevail
there is NO power in the Fedora Exc
cusiys to infringe private rights se;"r
ed by law. This proposition so SCI
, evident befoys these trouble began Q
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

AsUPERlOR REMEDY. --WectE coRscien'
tiuus.y reco;nmend ~ those suffering from .
distressing caugh., DR. SE'itklaais $ Mei)iHnoaS
Cough BIlsam. II givur relic aim ~ instant
aneous, snd Is Hithai MT dsagreeshle to t:e
tIs.c There is ~ doubt but the AelIihuou"
Bas.rn ia ono of thy bsst Propara'i 'nS IN uao
snd j. all that lila proprietor claims tor IL. We
have tired il during the past week, aud found
relief from Inost distressing cough. it pre-.
pared by DR.. Strickland, NJ. 8 East Fourth
Street. Cincinnati, o., and tor sale by Drug
GIsts ut 81 cents per bottle,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
Slrh advertisements.
SALE, OF REAL
k.STATE,

IN pursuance Of an order Of sale, Of the Pro
L bate Court of Guernsey County, Ohio, nsds
on the nth day CfJune, A. y, 1864, In The
case Of Israel j. Keepers, against James u.
R4nnells, John A. Klmbsll, Adam mbAl
and Daniel B. Kimb,ll, his wards; the uudsI.
,igreI Guardian will on
Thursday tn95th day Of august 1854,
Between the hours Of teIr.oelock. A. NJ, and
thre, o'clock r. NJ, on the premises hereinaf-
tar rdescribed, offer At pubic sale, tins fol lewing
Rset E.tats, td,wit: Tho Seven Forty Eighth
parts Of the nerth-east quarter. of tho south
eIAt quarter. OF Section number thirty-t"o
~ J iu oSnhhipnumber ten 40 of RaIge
nupner eiQh,cen, (!s,) situated in Vin'on
CJunty, Ohio containing forty acres more or
less. Apprased ut thirty -six dollar and forty
fya cents. (k36 4S.
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
ISRa IL J. KEEPERS Guardian
Of fJ.mes II Ranne:ls, John A.
Kimbal, DAniel B. K:nbsll
JuIy lI-s4-5v. and Adam K!mhal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

FOR SECRETARY W elA'A
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG
o. Seneca County
SUPREME JuOGES.
(For Full Term)
PN,LApELPH VAN TRUMP
or Fairfield County
(ro PLY vacAScIf'.)
Long VacSncM
HAcHlAs C. WHITLEY
OfHsncOcE County
Shctt Vacancy.
ALEXANDER S. BOYS,
oiHishland County
ArrsRstI oEsEH'L'
LYMAN r. CRlTCHFlELp'
or Holmes County.
.o.prsoLLEp or THE TREASURY,
WILLIAM v,PRENTlsS'
Franklin County.
scpooL coAnrssIoSBG,
ALEXANDER 8 RAMSEY,
Hardin Comfy.
.oanp OF PUBLIC WORKS,
(Fun Tsrm,)
WILLIAM LA2WEI.L
OF Ashl nd COun'y,
iron vAcIScT)
CHARLES BoEsEL,
or ApEi1i1c County
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
SOLDIERS
SuPyrfNTISDINT'S OFFicN.

tISCINEArI, Juno 4, lsG3.l
To Du. C. ". RoDAcg-
MY DEAK Srn: | am ds Donsing q second in
voice ofyour Stomach Bitters among the large
number Of men whO daily arrive st this lnstiiu.
ton for ratresnucnt Hnd reri. The universal
tertimony ~ that these BirerH are tho boSs
made. For the various summer complaints
which Sflic. 81 many, know Of no remedy 10
safe snd 20 sue. Platarch says, ~ o max ply.
eiuon what il easy AMI what IL hard OfdigeslioA
AMI what viii agi &C with the stume1h il about
~ scusi DO ~ TO ask what il sweet or bitter, or
snnr." Porsons who look out for breakors-- aud
have your StuurGh Bi;tcTs IN the house. am
sure will never ask Any one the foulith qnes.ioH
spoken ofby tho great philuspher. ! nust not
omit word or TWO for your CstGWha Brandy.
nave many Insn hero who have brandy pre-.
scripad for them by distinguished Army Bur
gannS. The effect ofyours on such are beneficial
far mole 40 than irOIn any previously taksn.--
FemonS who Iesire really pare Brandy cannot
fail in their purchase ifthOy get yODI bTsr3.
an, Doctor, with much respect
Your servant,
G.W.D. AEDREw Superintendent
tEy- Office and msnuircinry. Nos. IS, So, 50,
aud 81 Enst Third LLree. For sale eveTJ YhsTs
Nov. 5th lSj3,-Ait. mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
Jnly 5 Il 1864.

Jnlv Il lob4'
| intended to write this letter last
night, but after roll call We were or
drred ont t. unload 1900 boxes ot
cartrldgps, which w had ~ 10 oI
course, We worked bard al Lighl, we
have not been in camp over an hour
tn morning, aud | expect We will BE-
ordered OGI again before noon, |
shall stay ont oi this unholy war it |
get humo this time safe, This third
itmt Is the charm. The orders YES
terday wa3 to Issue every man "a Igr
of whisky morning and evening,
with Qnlnine in it, | shall leave lie
rot gnl alone. think | can got along
better without it, and | don't want 10
get into or surgeons han is, log they
are killing of good many Of our
Re nment, We have three hospital
tents mli, one died this morning At
3 o'cIrck, (Jnly shy his name ia
iersnn. Vi .tcn!and Township, !
AIN not Certain whether it ia John Jr
Andrew, he took the measles about
rrn days ago, this makes 'wo Ut our
| V nton bays that have died Leu
tenant 5 ;Jtt Uf c.. "E" has been
sick but ID getting better. There 10
several sick lu Co. "E" and &C." but
.ur U,mpaly Is in good npalth ex-
cept II trw let, at llarPer'S Ferry -
: We had small sprinkiing 0. the 4.h
{ OF July her5 salutes were fired by al,
| he batteries, our L 'gim'n Sp mt the
\ lay ut target Practice. We hal
-Om9 luxuries fUr diuncr, such as
emouade, pickles and picked on
: ons, this WAS som thing n:w ~ rs.
= Yuu say "dIn't overload your stom
: ach with grs'n iruit nor bAI whisky" D."
a Green nut is played "ut in This SIC
{ ton, | have not Seen any since | lei
the city. All the tine W. could get
= whisky was WHEN w worked for i;
- and now we got It III j jggers an
. trade nine Utf Tor tpbaccn. ! am
: Glad t. near O. aud N are
, going t. put svmehndy through aud
y hope it Is -, ana would
4 like to Sec Dr.. John llo land put
u through tor not taking CAFE
Jf his son, he died in his tent, dom
; believe in his sickness he had more
I than two visits, aud died from ueg
II lsct as | will always believe. 1t
e gr!t,n. letters to ne direct, "ln care
y Vi Captain Sanford, Co. B." 1881
y %. N. g., Colonel Moore, PUst Com
. mander, Bermuda Hundred, ' rgin
D ia, via Fortress Monroe" leave Of
y "Kantz' vision," as We are not row
J. N any Division.
r Your con,
a A. VI. BRATToN.
e We would say to the Toys don
} take the whiskey, it only creates al
u u, n,unaturial exocitement in your system
y and it has been effectually tested. =
We recellet we'll that Dr.. Rush tb,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
MoARTHUR, ono:
rHURsDAY- July, IA. 1904

rnr roN>.lrUTION ASI Is
Mi !. ITNIoS ASII WAS. I'll NEGRO
WiIEGE He 49, Hnd lnS nsiu,ehh, n.n. "vhn
Of the Lnws nHn,ni AZ V ,ho
hnse usurped Auth"r'ty' nS wen ~ u
People who Commit bFe"ehes
Law.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
JOiiN HUNTERS ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 hereby gi,en. that sarsh B
~ Hunter Adminstrstrix dshonss non, OF
the Estate II John Hunter late Of ViDton ooun
", ONO, dsceA.rd. has fled her scco1nts and
veu hers far inspection nd partial settlenens
and will be fol bearing on ths 18th day q Au-
D., IssA RICHARD CRAIG,
Joly lt-u-3v. Probate judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14

A. pFTTrNGILL 4 CO.. Adver'iiSn
~. a. No, 81 Park Row. New York &
a. s,,nst Bo.tcn are cur Agents and we
,So,i,sI 4, take advertisements aud suh-
u1''';nns foy ma at orr LUwesI RatoS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
Your son,
A. W. BRATroN.

We would say to the Toys don't
take the whisksy, it only Creates an
unaturial exocitement in your system,
and it has been efectually tested
We recellet we'll that Dr.. Rush the
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
Ernisa OmrO. n. G'S.

We give tho following ,x,racts Of d
letter from our son, in order to 1T tht
friends Of the Guards know the state
ul their health. &c.
BEEMupA EuNDrEp,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-07-14
poA SECRETARY OF STATE.

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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-10-20
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:, w. 'lee,n II our duty, % keep con-.
s;;sp'ly before our leaders tie n 81 val :
nablc Of al medicines. k,.o~n a. Goes
Cough Esisan,. II has vrvd the tos:s
II time and experiment, ani Al who
use !, speak in the most praiseworthy
terms Of i,s medical value. II ia the
real duty ofevcry psrent 10 kcers con.
stcnt supply Of i il he h"nsc, ready
}, Cox immediate use NJ, o.ly is il !.
es,neet splendid remedy for coughs. sud.
den colds, inhnc ~. CT ur, an.l'snar
thsoss complaints, hn, i, i. the con.
eumptive's great relief When they
are 40 Car gone that no medicine Will
ever cnre them, Goes Cough Bsisam
viii be found an inva,nab,e friend TO
sllay the coughing, help the exp. ctora.
Z =. AMI t,.- III" sufferer. Why will
Ahat.are suffering from coughs. colis.
:, ,, acre throa,, hoarsencss--an.,
re.lnble "a pulmonary attacks,
l.take our advice and provide ycur.
vish supply Of C"e'. Cough Bal.
Mr,-the beat and cheapest Cough Bal.
.,s,iS in the world. tcosts but forty
caass. and can be found upon the coun
sers Ut drnggists everywhere.