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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
SOLDIERS HOME.
SUPERINTENDENT OFFIcI.
IISulSEATi, June 4. 1864

To Dr. G. " RopA0K-
My DEAR SIn: am iapersing sec0El in
voice of your Stomach Btters among he large
number Of men who daily arrive a. this Iustiin
ton for refresnment and rest. The universal
testimony is that these BiCters are the bos.
lnaiH For the various summer complaints
which aflct so many, know Of no remedy SO
safe ANA 30 sue. Platarch says, "Io ask ply
sicion what is easy and what IL hard ofdgestioR
snd what will agree with tho stomech is about
rs sensi de as 10 ask what il sweet or bitter, or
gour.n Persons who look out for breakers and
have your Stomach Bit.ers in the house, am
sure will mover ask any one tho foolish question
spoken ofby tho great philosopher. ! must no:
omit word or two for your Catawba Brandy.
| hayo many mon here who have brandy pre-
scribed for them by distinguished Army Snr-
geons. The effect ofyours on such arc beneficial
far mole so than from any previouSly taken
Persons who hesre really pure Brandy cannot
fail in their purchase iftlIey get yonr brsn!.
aa, Doctor, with muoh respect
Your servant,
G,W.D. ASDREw, Superintendent
kg- Office and mandatory, EOt. IS, 3s, 60,
and 81 East Third stree. For sale everywhere
Nov. 9Th lS63,-alt. mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that retidoE
" will be presented to the Commissioners Of
Vin,ou county, Ohio, At their Bcxt JupO sea-
sion, IrsynR for tho eSts b,ishmspt Of coun-
~ road, On the following route, wit: Com
meneing ou the road leading from Big Sand
Furnace, in Vinton eounty Ohio, 70 PsekSSds
Mills ct PsneyS bridge 10 Brown TOwnship
Yin,on cousty Ohio; Thence a south wee, di.
recllon on the line and along the line bstEeen
the arts Of ] ohm Fee and Rora Parev, TO III,
nurlh west career OfEi PaneyS farm: From
thence ssouth westerly direction, the neArOEt
I'd beat route ScroSS lands Of John Fee. Big
Sand Furnace Co. and HNrasshOiT 10 intersect
tho rond running frem ZaIeski to Packarda
mills, at of huAT lands owned by John Ces,Ael;
Thence aLat along said road about two hpn
drel yards, across aid Casteels lot and 10 9th.
or lands oaped by said uerrlsshofT; Thence
a south westerly direction acroas lands owned
by Joteph Lrngden ard Hugh Mclaughlin
near to and west Of William Meyers residence
thence the nearest aud best rout 10 the Rad
running from Joseph hcKibben to Zsleski, on
Section number sixteen and there 70 Terminate.
Being distance Is about four miles.
May 5-6s-5w MANY PETITIONERS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19


o. For ths information ofall in.
terested We publish the following
circular
WAR DEPARTMENT, D
PRorosT MARSHAL Gems. 0VFrcEE
WASHINGTON, D. C., July IL, 1863 }
Circular No. A
To answer inquiries made to this
Office, it is annouuced:
l. Any drafted person paying
$500, under section IL OF the enroll
10 ent act, is thereby exempt from fur.
ther liability undSr that draft, bnt
not from any subsequent draft.
Q. Any drafted person furnishing
an acceptable substitute, is exempt
from military service, for the period
for which said substitute is mustered
into service.
5. A substitute oDcs mustered
into service. canBot be drafted while
10 the service.
4. A drafted maD CanCot pay
computation money, or present a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
We have news OF more Federal ia

We have news OF more Federal 10.
feats in Louisiana.
Two Gun Boats, the Signal and
Covington, wers destroyed near Alex
Nnira by the rebels. The City Bell,
Emma, and Torrence, transports,
were also destroyed by the rebels.
May l4-lmportant intelligence
was received yesterday afternoon
from the army. The COnfcndera;e
iincs, on Wednesday, was forced at
Spo!tsylvania Court House by Ham
cocks corps in connection with that
oi Burnside. Part Of Eariy's divis-
ion and the whole Of Major General
Edward Johns'on's worc taken pris-
ones. GGueraIs Johnston and Slew
art were taken prisoners, with about
1000 men. Thirty pieces ofartile
ry were also taken. Tue guns have
arrived a. headquarters,
The victory at Spottsylvania was
considered decisive.
Buffers forces arc said to be with,
in three miles OF Petersburg: Beau
regard with his army is said to be
peDned up in that city.
The Federals are throwing up in
trenchmonts from tho Appomattox tc
the james, being distance Of six
miles.
The James River has hecn obStruc
It'd near Turkey Bend by sinking
schooucrs and barges, to prevent the
rebel iron clads from coming ont.
The Federal loss in the campaign
is estimated at from $4,000 to $4,000
but there may be thousands lying il
! the woods OF whom No record can bt
made.
General Ingalls, teIegraphS Senate,
Nesmith, Of Oregon, that wc Lave
taken 5000 or 1000 prisoners a
Srottsylvania Court House, ant
twenty five gnns,
Gold closed heavy in New Yorl
at II on the 17th.
General Banks, in Louisiana, is re
treating BY land ts Bfasbears city. -
A steamboat, with q regiment o
troops on board to reinforce him, ha
been captured, and the boat burned
Two other boats have been captured
and burned,
There has been no fighting Soutl
Of the Rapadsn since Thursday last
on that day the sevcrest battle of th'
service waa fought. OF course b Otl
sides wore badly cut up, as bUth ar.
mics yet retain the same position
they did on Thursday evening. Gu
wounded is aser.aincd to lie from 81
TO $4,000, and the total Of killed anj
wounded over 0,00O man. This il
heart rendipg news,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
PEACE! PEACE !

With .hss teAutfa! and spt qso:l.ion 'L5
Hon. Tern'aAA W;23 oFScw York, o.3aed lis
s.oqueu: speech o. "ConfsatiOu" in the House
,f Representative = Jsluo!y .t.b 1904.
"Peacei Peace Gca Of our fathor-, g;sot
No peaco
Peace in yur hoar;s md a. Thiro ElseTs, p3,eg
On the rol water5 ami tnCir Siigh.Gl shores
Peace fol h. cured cities ana tie hosts
That watch aud bsia around them and within
Pescs fer the homeless snd the fs'heIless
PsscJ for tie captive on iis weary aay,
And tho mad sds .ho jeer hi, hslP!e' ndEs
For tbem ths. suffer, them Tia: do me wrong;
Ginning AMI sinned agains: o God for ell
For distracted torn, sad bleeding land
Spssd the glad tii!rg- Give us glyc rs pe fcC
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
TAX NOTICE.

The taxpayers of Vinton County
are her by notified that the Tax Du-
plicato for The last half years taxes
Of the year 1868, have been placed
in my hands for collection. Upon ell
taxes not paid on or before june Goth
1854, the law imposes a penalty Of
five per cent. | will be in attendance
at the Treasurers office in Macarthur
unit! that date, to receive the same.
HENRY REYNOLDS,
Treasurer, V. o., o.
April 7tb, '64-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY
CONVENTION.

The Democracy Of Vinton are re-
ques,cd tu meet, at the Court House
in Macarthur, on Monday the 30th
inst at 10 o'clock A. N for the pur
pose Of selecting 13 deIcgatss to at
tend tho Congressional District Con-
vsn.ioD Of the Sth day Of June next
81 Portsmouth, to raleCt delegate tc
tho Chicago Convention oD July 4th
1854. Let us have full meeting
BY order Of the
Central Committee.
MAY 19-64-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
gptti1 II o otitGs,

A SUPERIOR REMEDY. Wee cen eonseien.
tiously recommend TO those suffering from ~
distressing cGugh,, DR. St'ickland'S Meilihrons
Cough BaIsam. II gives relic aim )st Instant
an eous, and is sithal not disagrceablo 20 tSc
taste There is no doubt but the Mvlliaaous
Balsam is one Of tho best preparations In use
and ia all that ils proprietor claims Tor it. We
hsvo tried i. during the pact week, and found
relief from most distressing cough, l:ispre.
pared BY Dr.. Strickland, No. Eas. Fourth
Street, Cinchna,ti, o., and for sslG b D'ug.
gIsts at so cents pOr bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
OBITUARY.

DlED.-Cn tho 18th inst. at the residence
of Mr.. IsAAo BRowE, Vinton Furnace IN this
County ROBERT RlCHEY, EsQr. Aged -
years.
Deceased was native Of Faysttss Co, Pa,
aud for near 80 ySars resided in Lawrence Co.,
o., he leaves largo circle Of relatives Hnd
friends, with whom he leaves tho reputation Of
Rn honest man and good citizen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
NEWS ITEMS CLIPPINGS.

May l3 We have, by telegraph
this morning, further particulars Of
tho great battle on Tuesday, which is
represented to bave been the most
desperate oI tho seven days fighting.
Tho enemy in tho morning were in
position in the shape Of a bOrse shoe.
usncock's Corps began the attack
and were compelled to fall hack. An
order was issued to break the enemy's
center, and part OF HancOck's corps
and Warren's eutire corps, made the
movement. The Federals right NOV.
ed at the same time, and the enemy
tull back into their eDtrenclments
4 brigade oFthe 9Th corps got into
the cncn'y's rife pits, capturing -
guns sDd about 1000 prisoners. ---
The rema'neder Of the Federal line
being unable to gain the linz Of works
in their front, Up'on's brigade after
spiking the guns, wora competed to
retire, taking of with them their
prisoners. Tho loss on both aides
was very heavy, Generals Rice and
Stevenson were killed. Gen, Glib
bons lost over 1000 in his division
and Gen, Robisson'S division -aller
losing 10th Oftheir General oficera,
and $500 nen-Lad 60 General to
command, and what ia left ofthe di.
vision has been distributed smoDg
other divisions ol the 5,h corps. The
oSt terrible part Of the dreadful ira
gedy is, that which states that dur
ing tie raging Of q fire between lbe
two aTmies, very large number Of
wounded were loft to perish in the
! Aanes,
a diapatch TO tho New York Post,
states that Lees left WAS crushed BY
Bnluside and an entire brigade cap.
turld. The same dispatch states
that BuIIer's forces are coming round
to reinforce GIsnt.
There ia report in The army that
Sigel had made forced marches and
occupied Lyuchbnrg, snd that Shcri.
dan had cut Of Loe'g communications
with Richmond.
Intelligence has reached Philadel
phia Of tue death Of Gen. John Owen,
while a. the head of bis brigade.
The Bankers of Chicago have re-
solved that on and after Monday hexs
TO adop. Greenbacks as the standard
currency.
Bcaurcgard With twenty five thou.
sand men is in Petersburg. All the
railroads have been cut leading to
that city, and forces arc said to be
there in sufficient numbers to KEEP
Besoregasd there until be surreniers
It 10 sald that siege Of the place
, will soon be commenced.
J. Newtern is again threatened b,
I 5000 CopfeGerates. who have alrea-
dy captured Moon Head City.
During the last "a hours about 7,
900 wounded have arrived in Wash
ington. Their Wounds are goneralll
slight.
Geu Price was MORALLY wounded
sul ~e lost many other pgominen
officer.
The battle was fought with artille
ry, the first time in tho campaign
We took more prisoners, it is said
, than We lost.
Lees army is sti, shont Spo,tsyl-
yania Court House, or WAS theirs o,
| Weduesday morning.
| General Stevenson was killed
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
Democratic state Ticket.
FOR SECRETARY or STATE,

FOR SECRETARY or STATE,
WILLIAM W ARMSTRONG,
or Seneca County
SUPREME JUDGES,
For Full Term)
PHILADELPH VAN TRUMP.
or Fairfield County.
Gro PILL vAcAEeIts,l
Long Vacancy,
MACRlAs C. WHITLEY,
or Hancock County,
Short Vacancy,
ALEXANDER S. BOYS.
or Highland County
ArroREEY GENERAL,
LYMAN r. CRITCHFIELD.
So
OF Holmes County.
EoHPrsoLLta or THE Treasury,
WILLIAM 8. v, PREM rISS.
or franklin County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ALEXANDER y. RAMSEY.
Hardin County.
soARp OF PUBLIC WORKS,
tFull Term,)
WILLIAM LARWELL.
or Asbl nd County,
(FoR vAc4ScY}
CHARLES BOESEL,
or Aug'aixe County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
FOR SALE
The ViGtjn House.

TIRE absre well known TsVe 10 Stand, Eitus-
4 ted on the corner Of main st.. opposite the
N. & G. Railroad Station, Hnmden, OliU-.
The HUu'e II In eo,d ctndi,lCn, and every cen
yclnoe attached for keeping public houIs,
two ttuy NtcllTtvs'er, md coed StRbling.
ALSO STORE HOUSE, on the corner orSnms
street, well calculated for any business. The
above property viii Le sold low, inquire ofno
pc rson bui come aud see for yourself SDd sp.
ply TO D, MCINTYRE,
MRy 18th is8i-tf HRmdsn, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
From Shermans Army

There was heavy fighting OH Sun
Gay and Monday in Georgia, between
sherman and Johnston The form
or bss taken, it is reported, Rtsscs
and Dalton, with twelve hundred
rrison,rs and Zen guns.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
Official Dispatches from ScGrcta-
" stanton.

FORTRESS MONROE, II, P.M.-Tbe
exchange OF priSonera has been re.
snmed. Aikeu'a Landing is agreed
upon by Commissioners Ould and
| Wulf0rJ, as the place Of exchange.
WAsuINGToN, 14'h-Total numbor
Of our wounded, brought up from the
battle field 50 far, is l2700. Ot this
number, l 400 have been placed in
hospital a; Alexandria, and tho re.
mainder distributed throughout the
hospitals Of this city. An army Sur,
geon who camc up last night says
that we have about Is, 900 remaining
at Fredericksburg, aud Bull Plain.
These figures include many skelad-
dlers who, when separated from the
wounded, will decrease the number
materially.
WAsHIsGroS My ~ II P, i.
To Major General Dix;
An official dispatch from Sheridan
dated Bottom Bridge, via Fortress
Monroe, May 18th, staLes that on the
9th inst he marched around the enc
my's right flank, and on the evening
oi thst day reached the North Anna
River without opposition. During
tha; night he destroyed the enenly's
depot al Beaver Dam, three large
trains Of caro-, and 100 cars, two GDo
locomotives, 200. 600 pounds Of bacon,
and other stores amounting in all to
one million and a half of rebel rs.
,ions; aloo the telegraph and railroad
track for about ten miles, embracing
several culverts, recapturcd 37S Of
our men, including two Cvlonels, one
Major, and several other officers.
On tho morning Of the 10th he re-
sumed operations, crossing the ooutl
Anna at Grand Squirrel Bridge, anC
went into camp about daylight. Or
the 11th he captured Ashland Station
destroyed here Upe locomotive and (
train OF cars, and engine house ant
two or three Government buildings
containing a large amount Of stores
also destroyed several miles OF road
embracing ak culverts, trestle bridges
and the telegraph wires. About
o'clock A. NJ, on the 11tb, he resuu
ed the march On Richmond. Il,
iound the rebel General Stuart, will
his cavalry, concentrated at yellow
Tavern, aud he Immediately attacked
him, and after an obstinate contest
gained pOssiession ofths Brock Turn
pike, capturing apicces Of artillery
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19

and driving his forcos back toward
Ashland and across the north fork Of
the ChickshOminy. At the same
time a party charged down the Brock
road and captured the first line ofthe
entmy's works around Richmond
During the night lie marched the
whole ofhis command between tho
first aud second liue OF the enemy's
works on tho bluffs, overlooking the
line Of the Virginia Central Railroad
aud the Mechancsvlle Turnpike.
After demonstrating around the
works and finding them very strong,
he gave up the Intention or assault
ing and determined to recross the
! Chickahominy at Meadow Bridge
It has been partially destroyed by the
enemy but was repaired in about
three hours, under heavy artillery
fire from a rebel battery.
General Merritt made the crossing
attacked the enemy and drove him of
handsomely, the pursuit continuing as
lar as Gaines Mills. The enemy
observing the re crossing Of h I
ChickahOtniny, came out from his
Sc :ond line Of works. A brigade ol
Infantry and large number Of dis
mounted men attacked the Division
of Gems. Gregg and Wilson, but al
tor q severe contest were repu!sed
and driven behind their works.
Gregg's and Wilson's Divisions after
collecting the wounded re.crossed the
Chickahominy.
On the afternoon Of the 18th the
corps encanped at Walnut Grove and
Gaines Mills. On the forenoon o
the 18th the march was resumed t.
Bottom Bridge. The command is in
fine spirits. The loss Of horses viii
not exceed one hundred. All the
wounded were brought of except
about thirty cases Of mortal wounds,
ani these well cared for in the farm
| houses II the country. The wound
ed will not exceed $50, and the tota
losses not over $50.
The Virginia Central Railroad
bridge over the Crickahominy, l60
feet in length, and other trcstlc
bridges, and The railroad Tor n lonE
distance south Of the Chickahominy
we're destroyed.
Great praise is given Givisiior
commanders Generals Gregg, Wilson
and Merritt. and Generals Custe
and Davis; Colonels Gregg, Divau
Chapman, Mcintosh, and Gibbs
brigade commanders and all the Of
icers and men behaved spIcndidIy.
May l5--ln a dispatch this mom
ent received from Admiral Lee, h,
reports to the Secretary Of the Nay,
TINT tho Richmond papers of ycster
day mention the death Of Gen j. Z
! 3. Stuart, shot in battle. TAis Ii
doubt, happened IN the battle wit
Sheridan.
(6igued) L. ", STANTON,
Secretary Of War.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19

."GoD, take care Of my wife and
little ones, | have q called from Gov
ernOr Brough,p said a Loyal Lacquer
the other day, as he was marching
into camp,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
LEGAL NOTICE.

Stdte Of Odlo Vi7tdn County
Frederick ". Haynes Adm.. of Court Of
James Carter, Deceased Plsff Common Pies'
sgainst
Robert Carter and Dsfss. Civil Ac.ioe.
SGnuel Carte:
R,bcr; Carter and sSmuel Carss', both rss!
ding IN the S:Ate o. ln!ians, The frst Ia Tip
pecanoe County, and the latter In FOun.siu
County, will take notice tia, E'sdeIiek ".
Haynes, ~ the administrator Of James Carter
deceased Of tho County Of Viuton and Sta.O Of
Ohio did on the 9Th, day Of April A. D.. 1894
Ale his Pot, ion ard eommcucei Il Civ II action
iN aid ai which b. has sued ont 81 a.tArhrsnt
and srizcl ny viriure thereof Sert1in Of tESiI
rsal .silnlod 10 sail vinton County N wiz.
rht one nndiyiGcd third part, Of foach Of sSG
pe'endeIie. in the Southwest quarter OF Sec
ton number twcHy- nina, (2e,) in Township
Lumber ten, 40, Uf RSnEe number nire,sSn
K 49, EGid quarter containing one huEdrsG srd
s.Xty acres "iors 90 lesJ A2Rinst the paid Ruh
ert C1rtet AMI Samuel In CARVER. TIE CUurt Of
Common Psas oftOid Hin,cu County, Ohip.
setting firth. that since !ho dea,h of suli James
Carter, they have wrongtuny taken, coDYer'oi
'embe25led, and ISrrIod (mostly) ous OF tho
state, err Hih mCn'!n, proInTSry notes nn1
per'cnal properly belonging 10 Snid hccnaked's =
csia'c amounting 10 tlirse Thousand tSo han
idrsi und scvcnty fye dollars and more, mr
Slieh he aSkI discovery from them by Snsver
and 4 Ign ant for the amount Of ;he valrq
! .horof, for coSts, 40. and Saii Rnber, Carter
and Samuel Car,at arn notified that they nrO
: ,uqnirca 20 AZ pear aud answer raj. pstti"r'nn
! or hjFo ru the third Saturday Ar,or six weok
! publication uf ,his roticn.
FREDERICK ". HAYHRs Adrr
: YAP'EA REArToS OF gJSmas ,hrtof.
/ Ai'y, iur Ph1. poeeasrd.
! MAJ ~ ls54,.-Ss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19

~ NJ, PETTENGlLL & CO.. AdyeT'Esn
=, Agents, No. 81 Park Row, Now York &
estate Street, Boston arc our Agents and ere
authorized ~ take Advertisements aud Bulbs
criptions for VA at cur Lowest Ratos.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19

a REMEDY 70 Il PILES itisa blessing
the suffering ,u know that We have IN cffectan
cure for ths truly troublesome dyce.sg. MI
I. ilszario, Of lG4 Second s.. Cincinnati,
tas es Erea. pleasure in Informing sll whc are
suffering with piles tbs, he nsej small qusn-
tiy of Dr.. s;rickianib Pile Rsmedy, and 1t ct
fec'el u permanent cure. This Seems tc be IA
case with oil who make use of this .ploadid pro
Parstion. Ii is manufactured a. Nv. G East
Fourth Street, Cincinnati, y, sad sold by Al!
DraggiSt..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
IOFp,CIAL !

MAJ. GENERAL DIX:
An otlicial dispatch from the buttle
field at opottaylvahis yesterday m3rn
ing, a. $50, states that during the
preceding night, (Friday) a move
ment was made by the Filth and
Sixth Corps to our left, and an attack
wac to have been made at daylight,
no sound Of battle has been heard
from that qnsTter.
THIS maneuycr, j. is said, ,ifauccess
Iul, would place our forces in L9o's
rear and compel him 10 retreat to
ward Lyuchburg.
No cannon OF any sound oE battle
was heard yesterday at Belle Plain or
FrediicGsbutg, which afiogLs ground
for inference that Lee had retrcated
during Friday nigh. and before tho
advance OF the 9Th and 9Th corps.
Nothing later than $50 A. NJ yes
terday has been received from the
army Of tLis department. All wound.
ed that had reached Belle Plain yes
terday evening have arrived here.
The surgical report states that the
condition OF the supplies is satisiacto.
ry, and the wounded are doing we'll
The Medical Director, at Belle Plain
reports that everything at that point
is satisfactory. The surgical arrange
meEts have never been 50 compete
as now. Gen. Sheriddn's command
had reached the left bank oil Turkey
Island at 8 o'clock yesterday, F. N
and have fOlmed their junction with
the force Of Gene raj Butler.
(Signed) EN-. STANTON,
Secretary OF War.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
MACARTHUR NURSERY.

The undersigned wshns 20 inform the citizens
Of Yintcr, aud surrounding Counties that they
have established Nursery at Macarthur and
winksgp constantly on hS"i, every variety
FRUIT AND ORNAMENTAL TREES.
We now offer for salo, 10000 Apples trecs
% Olo Peach trees, Pear, Cherry Plumb DO
Of the very beat varieties.
There trees have all boon rnised In Hooking
County, and being scclimatsd arc preferable
to trees shIppel from other States. They are
Two years old thrifty and in the best condition.
al we ask ia that thoss wishing treec should
cull and see for themselves.
Address
Dec U--s8 3no. J. & ". GOLD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
MACARTHUR, ONO;
THURSDAY May, 10 1854

ky- THE CONSTITUTION as rs
THE UNION ASIT WAS, TIit NEGRO
WHERE he ~, and the Enforcement
OF the Laws against all ODtccrN who
have usurped Authority, as wHIl ~ INC
PeopIo who Commit Breaches OF the
Law.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
SHELTON BARNES ESTATE.

NOTICE 10 hereby given tina: the undsrsign.
" ed has been duly appointed and qualified,
Administrator Of the Estate Of Shelton Barnes
lsl Of vintou County deceased.
Jan. 9s-sl-s1, GEORGE BARNS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19
gle6 advertisements.
McArthur Market.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
T.. A. BrattOn,

. TTORNEY AT Law MoArthur, q, viii
4 practice in vinton sad sdjeipirg corntis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-05-19

GARUES implements, sni Hoosr RsrIer.
Goods generally. W. manufacture ALI kinda
of Tin, COPPER and sh!et Iron work, 81 the
shorteN notice, and ~ the lowest prices.
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