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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
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While the government offers The most libe "a
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29

ARRESTED John Stevens, Ahre-
ham Carpenter, John Rose, Mr.. d. u
ton and Brown, were arrested on the
26th inst. and m to CINCINNATI to be
examined before Z Or Halladay U 5.
Commissioner, on charges Of harbor
ing desorters, discouraging enlist
monts &c. Ill Of which they say is II
Iiv>and tho result CT spitewolk on the
part Of some spies md informers in
Finton County. Some OF these men
we are personally acquainted with and
know TO be- as good citIzens as we have
ia the County, and some OF them haye
sons and brothers in the Army and
thia is the way the administration il
thanking them for it. We will have
more to say Of these arrests and give
the proce' dinas Of lhOir case il they
ever have trial. 1t exhibits to our
people at home the beauties OF Tree
government, under the Iron rule oil
Lincoln, aud we call upon our Repub
lican neighbors and citizers OF ' in
ton 10 correct these things at tho bal
lot box. We ask in Gods name it any
man ih Vintun believes that r. Dem e
ocratic administration would suael
such conduct,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
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TURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat,
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complaints to try one bottle of
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to convince them that it is the best prepara-
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affections Of the Throat aud Lungs, but it
cures Night Sweats and Splitting Of Blood.
and is an excellent gargle for any kind OF
Sore Throat. 1t s pleasant to take, and
safe medicine for infants. Price 80 cents
per bottle. For sale by Druggists general
y.
March "a, 'f4-ly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
SHERIFF s PROCLAMATION
SHERIfFS OFFICE,
NEToS CousTV, o., sept. 9th 1864.

NlN1oS CovsTH, % Sapt. olh 1864.
10 the Qualified Electors of OF ~ y.
You are hereby notified 10 meet ut tho usual
place Of holding elections in tho several Town
ships in said County, for state, District and
County Officers; and the Company quarters Of
the Commandent Of each Company OF Volume
teers, in tho actual Military service Of the
State or United States, or at such time anG plae
as designated by the End section Of the SIa.Jtd
in such case made and provided for Ohio NOl-
unteors tu vote, passed April 18th 1853, on
TUESDAY OCTOBER llth 1864
aud proceed to eloct, tho following officers,
to-wit
Onc sotert,ry Of State, for the State Of Ohio,
| One Judge Of Supreme Court, for full term.
| One Judge Of Supreme Court, fOt the .ong
| Vacancy.
! Que Judge Of the Supreme Court, for th'
| short vacancy,
! One Attorney General.
! Que Comptroller of the Treasury.
| One School Commissioner.
| One hemooi Of the Board Of Pablo works,
! for full term.
One Member Of the Board Of Public works,
1 for vacancy.
One Member Of Congress, for tho Ito Con.
gressional District, OF Ohio.
| One Auditor for Vinton County.
! One Treasurer. for Vnton County.
I One Sheriff for Vinlon County.
| OhO O'hll lllllhSlVutI w lulOu GOuuys
! Ono Surveyor for Yinton county.
! One Coroner for VInt)n county.
One Land Apr aisor for each ToW""A|P fH
Vintcn cOuuty.
ClEnRs OFFIox t,..,rUN COUNTY, ONO,
! 10 THE SHERIFF OF SAID coLHT1.
In accrodanee. with the Law making ittho
duty fthe Clerks of the Courts Ot Common
Pleas OF the several counties in this State 70
presout to their respective Sberitf's ch the
First Monday Of September of eGch year
statement Of the number Of Jurors to be Sc
lected by the Trustees of the several Township
for each year. hereby certify that tho Amts.
placed opposite each Ttwnship, is the NUM-
bqr for the year eommonon- in 1861, for said
County and Stale.
Eagle, ) Wilkes III ~ Swan 10
Harrison o Madison Knox
Vinton. Jackson, IA Richand, Il
Brown, S Clinton, II Elk, 20
Witness M hand and seal . office this 5th
day of September A. d. 1854
SAMUEL L. W son, Clerk.
Given under my hand atmy OaicO Near
thur Ynton county, Ohio, tina 5th day of Sep
'tqmbor 1864.
ARCH. NORRIS, Sh'fv Co.
S,pt sth l9f4--5w WM. Colo Depty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29

PRESIDENTIAL CANDID ATFs! - A
sytundid colorod Engraving Of Geo
Is. Mcclellan aud Abraham Lincoln
(on one plate. } willpe acntto any ad
,lress, on receipt Of two three-cent
stamps to pay postage: Address Dr.
W. r. MERWIN & CO., G3 Liberty
Street, Now York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
MR. w. DAVIS, will pleas accept

AIR. W. DAVIS, will pleas accept
our thanks for a basket Of fine Cataw
.ba Grapes. They were OF the finest
flavor and W hat adds to their value
is the fact OF being from a large Vino
yard in our own Township, proving
that we have a soil and climate adapt
ed to the culture Of Grapes OF the fl =
nest Quality.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29

DAN. WILL AND BROTHERS. At the
old stand Of Dan Will, have made
large additions to their stock. and
large deductions IN prices, and are
now offering goods mnch cheaper
than any other house in the county.
Culi On them by all meaDs before pur
chasing elsewhere, as you will save
large per cent
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
Medical Notice.

DR.. HARRIS, having given specia
attention to this branch Of medica
Practice will attend to all cases oo
dicpases OF the Eyes and Ears, also,
all Chronic or Scrofulous diceases. -
lie m.y be- fnunl Mt the Drug Stor
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
To asGders.

We propose to furnish the following
Magazines at the Lowest prices.
Ladv's Book and Democrat So 90
National Magazine and Dem. $50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29

Of yndSh
q
adt1gY
~ TO n ach To nh fr the ofraaiin, ,pxes
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
h. A. BRATTON,
Attorney at Law aud
GENERAL CLAIM AGENT.
NCArlhur, Ohio.

Beng licensed by tho U. s., for the purpose
will attend 70 the prosecution and collection
Of every description Of claims against tho
uEitrt 5tEtes, ,Hud 5EHtuUf ohiU, iuUluding thu
Morgan rand claims.
Bouniles aud Arrenrases OF PnY
Procured.
PENSIONS for wounded and disabled sol
liers and sealnen, and for the heirs Of soldiers
and seamen who have died and been killed in
the service. would say to my friends, that
will attend promptly 10 tLe.r business and
on moderate terms.
June l5th 1864.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-09-29
Sub sl.iute Wanied.

READ the outside of our paper this
week you find it very interesting.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
Headquarters Army Of Potoulae. |
June 20-RRn.

Gen Barlow - marching sapsdly to
ward the Weldon railroad. 0ibbous fol-
lowed. The troops moved ia regular
order, BY division. 8
Major Cro~nioghelt, Of ths lst Nassa-
cbasstts cavalry, had 700 uesnted usn
OF . provisional brigade. eompossd Of
dssachmsnss from oil the reeimssts and
companies, and foaght the rsbsIs On the
right Of the plank road, long sfteY his
ammunition was eshaastsd. holding With
dstermined valor : whole briRsde of
rebels II check In the meantime the
rsbels had succeeded in gcttiag bstussa
0ib6cns and Barlow. They usrs evi-
deotly = much surprised . our men,
bat being fise 70 mshe . discovery Of IL
position Of affairs were qaick TO taks Cd
vant.ge Of it. There vas yerv lit,Ie
hard hghtisg. We were lsily prepared
Tor rssistancs. The horses we're cut fnon
the batteries. and the guos spiked. -
When the liss Vas reformed. the retels
oaue up sgain. and we're tsies rspuissd
vith dreadful loss.
Ater-Ths 9th ocrps slargsd them
driving them some distance and forming
on the Left Of the I'd eosps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
MONDAY. JUNE 81.

A PALrABLE Hrr.-There were many
pslpable hits made sgainst the managers
of the Copperhead Convention on We'd
nesday last, but We heard Of none more
telling than The following:
During the evening session . sscopsti-
tutional layer" never heard Of by Web
ster, Adams or Clay, who boasts the
odoriferous name of 'sTansey," and who
has some connection. We believe, with an
omnibus line 10 ST. Louis, vas instruc citing
the Convention on their /" Consu utu.ionsl
rights" Alter be had sawed The cir for
half an hour, his remarks being received
in dead silence, BY way Of invitation to
Ego on" he remarked with . graceful
flourish Of the baud and bow: "There
are other gentlemen in this ball much bet
ter qualified to entertain and instruct
you" "rhat's 90! !" resouuded in
whirlwind from oil parts Of the hall in re-
sponse to remark so evidently and 20
unexpectedly just.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

The same pspef says sbss ibers ",
considerable excitenest Ia shsit loc.,is,
spoa he rsesipt q The news Il IL r.p;d
rise Of gold. Spscslstoss sad whsa. buy.
en- '.joiced and ~ fortunes I'll hand =
Of the coppsrish elenest il ssis: ..Tbe
'cops,' With elosgassd fasss ash doleful
Wins, predicted the defeat Of Gnps,
sherman whipped. and that oar eoussyy
~as going 70 ; warm place very tass. i
"a amusisg 70 zee them gatbsr 10 knots,
saying, 'Grsenbacks arc played out, NJ,
worth anything, and that the country vaa
ruined Some Of then with Geadish eiss
were enjoying the imsgined discow6turs
Of osr noble troops 10 the Geld ,asd would,
II they dared, have harr.hsd fos shei1
Lord and Master, J. d.
--Wm. @. Stewart, . farmer living
neas Wsshingtos. fell dead while Engaged
It his work last Thsrsday.
-Compaay &C." Of The 10th lows,
from Washiogtoa county, have rsosstly
rsuittsd % their friends ia that eoan,y J
from $1,000 to u. 800.
The HaniIsoa Frsenas, Or the 18th,
says horse thieves sill continue their
depredatioss in that county. May have
to resort 10 vigilsscs committees and
Lynch laws % dry up ths gang. Il says:
"The weather Is warm, roads very dssty,
and no rain for 6ve weeks" The Free.
man ssys: "The sale Of property s.ill ooD-
tioses. Some Of the bsst homesteads ID
the county are changing hands. and many
new farms sre being opened.
-Last Monday svening Eddyyills was
visited BY severe storm Of wind and
rain, which blew down shade tree3 and Old
sheds and stables, aad moved substan,ial
buildings from their perpendicular. So
says the Star.
kxxcurioS OF McCoMs.-Whs hsn il il,
july 10 b Or 9Th! Our exchan kes have
ccsfounded the two dates. Some sa,icr
1t 10 upon the former, others upon the
latter day. He deserves hanging richly,
but vas il the sentence of The court that
be should be hanged twicel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

How TO TILL GEN. GRAxr.-A gen.
tleman belonging TO the Sanitary Com
mission who was going to the front lev
days ago. said he did not know General
Grant, but he was determined to see him
before be turned back. He wanted to
know what kind of looking man he
was?
"You can't miss him." said by
stander.
when battle is going on, just ride
along the lines till you come to cloud Of
smoke like locomotive on horseback, and
you will End Grant under it," This, /
must say, was very plain direction.-
Anybody can fnd Grant BY adhering 10
1t. he seems to smoke whole box of
cigars at time during the progress of au
engagement, and tho harder the contest
the stronger the puff.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

AFTERNOON pEsPATcnEs.
sourH1Rs ADooUHrs.
New York. June "a.

! New York, June -.
The Lynchburg Republican, Of the
20sh, Gays on Friday Cook and Averill
reached . poeition near what 10 kuowu a
the Quaker Charch, on the Salem Turn.
pike, four miles from the city, on the lei,
OF our lines, y here cousiderabls skirmish
occurred with our cavalry under Imbodsp.
In The 6ght the enemy Raiued sous "a.
vantages owing to the lnss Of osr tnss.
they giving way before . charge. The
Yankees were promptly checked by our
infantry, however, and retired to their
original line, beyond the church.
At daylight on Handay morning the
heavy booming of artillery on our left and
centre told that the battle had begsu, and
many believed general engagement vas
progressing 1t was Soon ascsrtainsd.
however, that it vas Only IN artillery duel,
and up 70 one o'clock no infantry Vas
brought into action. s@-
Shortly after this the npidity OF the
discharges increased, and the sharp rattle
Of the musketry mingled with the roar Of
artillery. This time the enemy adyanced
in two lines Of battle. to capture the outer
entrencbments to the left Of the turnpike
but we're repulsed. Again they rallied
to the charge aud we're again driven back
with terrible loss. Forty Of their killed
on the field, and some twenty prisoners
we're taken. Including the killed and
captured their loss eoala not have been
less than $50, aud possibly 500.
About IL O'Clock the enemy on cor ex.
treue right Of centre opened heavily With
artillery, but after . fierce duel Of two
hours we're silenced and driven from the
Geld.
There vas . report Saturday night
that We had captured Eve pieces of anil.
iery during the fight, but We we're unable
to learn whether it had any foundation or
not.
A body Of the enemy's cavalry u.de
demonstration Saturday on our extreme
right on the Lexington turnpike, about
Eve miles from the city, but we're prompt
ly met BY some OF our cavalry and easily
checked.
Our friends at distance may res. as
sured that Lynch hburg ID as safe nov al it
would be were there no, Yankee within
l 900 miles of ths city.
A general engagement is anticipated
Sunday.
A scout arrived here Saturday night
and reported that body Of Yankee cav
siy, 900 strong, passed Alexander's
Mill. three miles this side Of Campbell
Court House Saturday evening, going in
= direction south OF the railrnc. Il il
presumed that they are endeavoring to
cut the road agsin.
A scout reported body Of 2 900 of the
eneny's cavalry moving on Wards bridge
road In the direction of Danville. With the
supposed Intention OF tapping Richmond
and Danvile Railroad.
Iaformstion from Ly nchbarg stases that
the Yankees under Hunter we're overta
ken in their retreat At Liberty, and : large
number csptueed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
Washinpfon. lima q

Washington, June "a.
Tuesday the FL corp. moved TO DO
sition half way between Norfolk and Pc
tersburg Railroad and the WELDON Rail
road. The enemy 10 force formed two
miles this side of the latter road. A
lively skirmish eusued. but the enemy.
position vas found TO be strong. and the
advance fell back to the msin body.
"Wednesday si,. army vas put in line Of
battle, ready for action.
Heavy cannenad,ng vas heard at City
Poiot on Thursday. bat it is not hnown
whether il proceeded from . general en-
gsgement.
Another Times cprre.p oudsnt from
headqusrtsrs, after detailing about opera.
tious, rays:
About 8 o'clock Thursday evsaing, the
eneny's cavalry, Under Rosssr, dssbed
into our lines, but immediAtsly disappeared
on discovering oar fofcs.
4. smaIl party of rebels we're captured
belonging to Hilrs, Longssrees's and
Ewelis corps, showing those troops to b.
in or front.
! The Worlds Washiagton special sAys:
Heavy firing was heard q City Point
Thursday, up to neon, 10 tho dirsctioo of
Pssersborg, and also toward Fort Daf.
ling. So 7isssss sssf eefsg sF
l. u reported oor army j. gradually
moving toward the left. s%H
Tnesday night while ths. Presidsot
vac 1t the front, the grapdsst operstions
Of the var were IN progress.
Passengers report that The stecples and
towers OF Petersburg have Nee shos
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
Washington, June IS.
HOUSE.

Washington, june s5.
HOUSE.
The House pessei the bill ansadatory
Of the Pacific Railroad bill by 10 to 81,
Il removes some Festriesion in the ori.
goal ststute 70 facilitaas The constructiou
Of the road.
The House resumed tho consideration
OF the bill providing for the eorolines,
aud calling out Of of the national Iorcss.
sKNArs.
Mr.. Csllamer called up the bill 10 pro
vide for the compensation OF the postmas.
ser ip Jiea Of commissions.
Nj. Courses esplaised chat hs effect is
to mako postnas.ers sslsried cfiieers.
Hale objsc,sd 70 making q rrtsrn to
boz sests and other 6slnnents. especi.i
y 10 small towns, and offered ~ amend
ment in.ertisg the words where rent oi
box sh 81 exceed eeO0.
The bill making appropriations for GER
tain civic expresses of the Governneo,
came mp In regolsr order Of business.
Messrs. Coliamer and Sumner made re.
marks on IN amendment to repeal the
insss-slavs trade. 4 sr-s
The amendment was lost-yeas l3.
nays 20.
Dir. Feeendeu obtaised le,ve to repor,
from tho FiDasce COouitiee bill TO pro.
vide ways and mssss fof the support OF
The gover"r1ens and pay the iaseress On the
public debt. He explained ., the reques,
vi Seaators the Recommendations is -.
l.tion % iooomes and WHISKY. . followe:
Oa incomes 5 per cent on al not exceed.
log 500, I ] per cent. on incomes Of e5yO
and not exceeding ei0.00O. and one
per cent. on sl exceeding $40 OOO On
whisky 81 SO after July lst, IeB4, % UU
ai'er February lst. 1865. On banks the
tax Is essentially the sAms ~ the Sssass' !
aMendnsnk Tes sothAs peeenne uda-
tions of the Committee we're not made,
bss ths report Of ths Ueum .sses sas eoo-
corssa te.s 49,
The consideration Of the appropriations
I'LL vas coueise<d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

Secretary Dsna arrived from hsad.
quarters and says our entire loss, sises
cfossisg the Jsmss, 10 not over 10000,
while the rebel loss i proportioaally .
great.
The Tribune correspondent with Bat
lsr's headquarters says:
Gen. Faster, With bis troops. moved
north Of the james, TO position within
nine miles OF Richmond, and entrsncbed
himself. This move puzzles the rebels
greatly.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
Fl. Monroe. June q4.

The English frigate Pleson arrived
this morning in Hsmp,oo Roads and fired
salute. which was responded to from the
watsr bastsriee Vt the furtrsss. The Pa
ton II from Halifax.
Thess sers - arfivais from the White
House or Bsfaads Hundred up 70 the
closing of the mails.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
W.shingtos, J sas as.

Washingtos, Jaas 2S.
The treaty betvsss this Goversmess
and that Of the United States Of Coiuu-
bia vas ratified By the Benate to-day.
The Senate also coo6rmed the pomina.
ton Of Col. Bragg, Of the 6sh Wiscoasin,
to be Brigsdier General. and John Ketch.
er, OF CAL, 70 be Register OF The Land
Oflice at Humboldt, 10 that State.
~ direction pf the Psssidcas the 18th
army corps has been temporarily dicon.
tinaed. The General commssdisg the
divisioa Of the Western Mississippi has
been ordered TO the commaad OF this
corps.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27
Jsnscis, Z. T., June IS.

The Pavilion Hotsl. n Rockaway, to.
gether vith III the oosssess, and sevsrsl
other Buildings. are entirely oonsu med :,
The IRE broke out u about IL e'ciock Il
she Pavilion.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-06-27

F Mrs. Partington says "that when
she was gal she uesd to 60 to parties,
and always had bean to escort her home.
But nov The gals undergo oil sorts of de-
clivities; the task Of extorting them home
revolves on their dear Selves" The old
lady threw down her specs, and thanked
her stars that she had livedsin other DAYS,
when the masculine knew nov to depre-
ciate the valor of wimmiu. folks.