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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
Negro troops Nna inc Registers
NIlsrGpTsEeniotious'

It seems cur neighbor Of tho Reg
is,er, cannot comment on any act o.
ouro without rsaor;ing to falsehoodS
sni u;sreprese /! may be
Glib. waa misled By tho Cincinnati
Gazette but he knows gu voll that the
Gas5te cannot tell the truth when
lie will answer, whera tho acts Of Dem
ccrata sTe hIon8ht in review, that We
don. Ike to take auch an excuse, the
Nllowing from the Gaset!se ia base
perVersion OF truth.
"The Committee on Military Il fairs,
through Mr. Allison, reported lack
the reaoln;iOn asking Congress- 20 iu-
creass the pay Of pTivates TO thirty
dollars per noOih and 10 decrease tho
pay Of officers lgeDty-fye per cent,
with substitute in favor Of an in-
crease of the pay OF privates, Dot re-
ouesting that the pay Of those officers
10. ir active daty, only shah be re-
dnced.
Mr. Brattoo, the Copperhead mem.
Der OF the committee, reported 10 fa-
vor Of Increasing the privates pay to
twenty four dollars, aud decreasing
the pay Of officers, not or duty fifty
per cent, aud in true Copperhea1
style he denounces, in tue same report
the enlistment Of cOlorsd soldiers ae
90 insult 70 white citizens.
Tue above substitnts OF the msjoti.
ty of the committee on Military al
fairs, was not the resolution reported
back, but was a substitute fer four DIFF
srens resolutions, offered by Radica
Republicans, all bu! one of them ro,
quired the pay ofcolored troops to b.
pat Ct $50 per month, and that the
DO received into the army upon 81
equality With white troops, that th'
ray Of white troops be raised to 9S(
Der month for priVa.es and that ttt
nav of all Comnissloned officers bs
redo ,ed 10 Is per cent without regard
{, whether they are on duty or not.
The majority Of tie Committee did
~, distinguish between white and
sack troops. but recommend that the
.ay Of 81! usn GopnissioEad oRcers.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28


We take the following rom tm
Washington Chronioll. OF the ll,h;
The opposition members OF Congress
met Oh Sa'arlay evening IN thu Capi.
tol, Che Hon. Gohn l. Dawson, OF
Pennsylvania, ia tb4 chair } auI un9n'
monaly adopted the foloSing impor-
taut reso,ut,ous offered by the lion
James Brooks, Of New York.
Whereas, Gold and silver ia paid t.
our Ministers, COuRsels, and Commi-
aioner7, rcpseseptin the nation in for
cign coaurlrs, aud gold ani silver on.
ly are recsivel hom the psnplo, a the
cnslou ,ou'es, payment o tutieE
Whe.,as, The people aro ,aE,i to
pay capitalists ;boir taxes in specie OF
their inyrstmen: On ths na,icaal debt,
therefore, bo II
Resolved, That the ofli,ers, soldiers
and sailors in the army and navy
should be paid in gold Or sIl7er, OF
their equivalents in amount.
Resolved, also, That the chsirmau
of this meeting be instructed to pre-
pare ameodu'cuta to the army and ma
lyy bill to this effect
The following resolution. from q
co -lmittae appointed t. consult upoL
political matt5rs likely TO come h.Ior;
iU,nsress, was also adopted;
Resolved, That the ?fgsiivni,s proc
iamation ortha 8th OF December, 1885,
is unwise, inexpejicnt, revolutionary
Unconstitutional, aud is, therefore, die
Improved.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
The New Church AOvemens =
Religious Conference.
Jackson TOWNSHIP, Putnam 90, o.,
Dsco,rher lNth )0S9

jackson TOWNSHIP. Putnam 90, o.,
December lOsh, 1858.
We, the undersigned, met ~ 2, 3
Hnldens houss, ID tho county and
State aforesaid, and after taking into
consideration the wav the ministers oil
the church OF the United Brethlon inI
Christ have polated the pulpit, de-
graceI themselves and the sacrei cal.
Ing by participating in political mat
Gers, and the way 10 Which they have
persecutad us as ministers tornIy oi
the same church, tor opinion's sake,
as an example OF which we quite a
resolution gotten NJ and adopted IN
some of their Conferences aud publish
ed in their church organ, as follows.
Resolves, That We will neither fel
lowship any one as member OF our
society, nor receive any ona into mem
bership, who syrnpathizea ia any man
ner with the 80 called Peace party,
which is supporting {. l.. Valland-
inpham ior Governor OF Ohio" &c
Now, 10 view Of such resolutions
and nnbecomlng and uncEris'ianIike
names, such as Uoppgrbsad5, Butter
nuts, Rebels, &C., that have been pill
ed upon us for opinions saks, aAi rs
W. do not think such conduct becom.
ing Tor professors Of religion, nor Of
men protesting to be called and sancIi
fed to the ministry; therefore,
Resolved, That we will withdraw
from said Church AMI form ourselves
into eeparaIe body, to be named tic
Reformed United Brethren in Christ
Ajicarned to meet at A. Shindlc-
d. cker's house in Mercer county, D
On the 25th day Of December, A. D.
| 1868, 70 transact the further business
Of this body.
| G. W. HoLpEN A. SH,NpiEDFSKga
| f. FRIsIEeER, p. B. HOLDEN.
Saturday Afternoon, December 26
Devotional exc. else by ". j. Gre
mean.
G. ". Holden moved that apgcia
committse of four be appointed to ex
press the sense Of lhis Conference OF
political preaching. Adopted.
On motion, &. v. Holden, j. Fris
inoer w. +. Crcmean and J "
Summers were appointed Committee
Who reported rs follows:
Whorcas, A majority Of tho minis
ters OF tho Gospsl of tue di!f.ren
branches OF the church have ceaSet
in a great measure preaching Chris
and Him cruclied, and have got t
/ preaching politics in the pulpit, all
, delivering politica! speeches elsewher
/ to tbs disgrace OF tho pulpit, them
selves and the sacred calling, and a
. we detest such conduct; therefore,
Resolved, That We as a church pro
p fess to know nothing and preach not
! ing in the sacred desk but Christ an
Him crucfed, as the way, the truth
and the life, and further, we prohibi
= our ministers from such unbecominI
conduct; it found gully, they shall b
= dealt with for immoral conduct.
o Resolved, That we as church ar
: opposed to the present rebellion Of th
South; we are in favor Of the Unio
as it was and the Cons itation rs il il
, now1 and forever. Amen
, After a very agreeable and harmo
NOUS session tae Conference adjourl
ed on Saturday, December 26, at fou
, o'clock Pm.
6. w. HOLDEN, Secretary.
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a CoMaERcIAL TnurH.-M Money
I;Lo a hont tuhan iva tipbk ia aYty an
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

SEaA1E January IL. Resolutions.
By Mr. Nesl-Csling for a report
from the Auditor of State ~ to amount
paid to tho several county trsssurers.
Adopted.
Also, u resolution calling for in
formation as to the dntes performed
By the Board Of Military Claims.
Adopted,
/ By Mr.. Howolls-For the p1blica
ton OF proceedings Of the General
Assembly IN not more than two daily
papers, at not more than two dollars
and a half per column, or ftty-fVe
cents per thousand ems.
Mr.. West moved to strike ont "two
daily papars" and insert lone daily
paper"
A division of the question being
demanded, was ordered, and the vote
being on striking out, the same was
agreed to-yeas 16, nays H.
The motion to insert "ene daily
paper" was lost-yeas IL, nays 10.
Mr.. Howells said, that to test the
sense OF tue Senate on any prcpusi-
ZION to pay for publication OF the pro
ceedings, he would move All indefni'e e
postponement OF the resulution. -
Adonted yeas %. nays 8.
Mr.. West introduced q resolution
Iinstructing the committee onOOnmou
Schools to report bill to provide fol
the Introduction as a text book III the
common schools OF the State, the
| Declaration OF Independence and Con
stilution Of the United States; and
that said text book be read every term
lby all the classes. Tabled to printed
House, Jan. 6.-By Mr.. Gillog-
ley-To prevent constables and justi
ces of tue peace from practicing as
attorneys before justices of the peace
By Mr.. Allison-Frorn the Com
mittee On Military Affairs, on the re
solution recommending to Congress
to increase the pay OF privates in the
army to thirty dollars per month, and
reduce that OF officers. twenty-five per
cent, recommending the adoption OIL
substitute calling Tor 80 increase ol
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
ROAD NOTICE.

AyoTIE ia hereby given 'bas Ys,i,!o0 viii
y be prsssptod, " shs Commissioners of
Yintor County, Qhlo, AtthsiT March 90. ei n
1884. Praying Tor 40 Rlts!Siien In ths Coun-
y Roe 4; voui 7,enCiug Gt or nosr WilhGin New
combs iVoling in Brown Township, and ran
MIA, To ,ue I,gG, gItho Rosi IS EUs located,
o.ouy las .llc ltlt 20 Goes mill; tbsngS AcIoss
Ri0eu,E UTsvk iatetseclihS the old ToGd as ~
ucAr William Still ella dwelling hO1sl
jon. IS e4-w4 Many PEf!TlOERR5.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby given Sbas q psuuoa
~ Will he presented 10 ,hs comnissiOasrs
Uf Vistou County Ohio, hLibos March seaSion
1874. Praying for the granting AnI Opsning of
H.hd commencing A. Po!nt nsAf BArpsS ~
r I'D. Inin 10 Elk TO~Ls ship, aud Tannias
tht nee iU shoat WastorhlJ cireeaon thTuugA
RirAra Hulbers, JSulss ?ilJhSr Gnd oJhets Ia
.a,d Township, b3i sodiog q. AZ allsy on tho
north side Of tho Town plat Of SeAN6ur ss AZ
who're Dr. 10, land iiVsR.
Jsn S3ei-ua. MANY PETITIONERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
To Nervous sufferers of Both Sexes.

A. REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored to health in few days. after IN.
dergoi ug all tho usual routine and irregular ex-
pensiv4 modes of treatment without success, con
siders it his sacred duty TO commuuicate 10 Die
afflicted fellow creatures the means OF cure
he will send (free5 copy of the prescription
used. Direct to D. JoHS u. DAssALL, 1856 Full
ton Street Brooklyn, New York.
March, Nay, Jolly, Sep, Nov, Jsn',-<T-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
6uERIFt'S SALE.

6tiEhltt . ga LII.
State of Ohio, Yinton County,
william n. pst'o''oa Flta. In Court q
Benisnin Ohi, Def:.I Vendi.
nuRSUANT 20 the command Of su order of
I lale 10 the above oanss 20 me directed ftOm
the Court of Common Plsar, Of the aforesaid
county of Yintou, will ,dSf at publc Sale, at
tho door Of the Court Houe, in the Town Of 10
Arthur in Afore-sid couOty Of Vinton, on
The i}th day Of Fsbu'ary 1854.
Between tie haagi Of ten oeltok A. NJ, aod
four o'llock P. 81, Of said day, the following
property - N!.: The uorsh euJ Ct out-Iot
nunb,r two being strip IA of po%th end
cf said lot, SPOUT Que hundred and twenty feet
vide and III Of :hs tsid lot except that part or
parcel conveyed by Charles Robbins and wife
10 tie Aeristta q Cincinnati Railroad Comp
any. Also strip fof the wsst eide Of ont
lot number ttrsa, commencing st the lins he
tween lots number ,wo aud three running thence
east on ths north hne Of lot number three, un-
III il intsrseets the .ast and Uost lire Of that
psrt Of ou.-lo. number two conveyed aiabove
Thence west 90 said division line between lots
numbers two and three. Thshce north 10 ths
place Of beginning, Gil Of ssid lots, psrtA Of
lots, laying aud being in Robbins Addition 70
the town OF HsIndeD, in tho County Of Vinton,
and state o, Ohio, on which is erected Foun-
dry together with the Engirs sod Machinery
belonging TO Ssid Foundry buisness
Taken as the property Of Berjsmin Dill, 70
satisfy Judgment in favor Of William u.
Patterson.
Appraised az Twenty-sx hundred aud hfty
dollars. and must bring two.thiras Of that
sun.
TERMS or SALE, cash In bsa3.
ARCH NORRIS,
Jan'7 Tth IsSl=-Sv SLf V. Co. o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
Sle6 AAdtrtistuGuts.
suELrON DARNEs rSr Arp.

NOTICE 10 hereby giVon thu: the undsuIsn.
" ed has been duly Appointed and qualiAed,
AJtniuissratuT of tue Eststs Of Shelto Harnss
lat Of Vinton Cdpn,y deceased.
Jan. 2s-S4 y1, 08ORdl BARTeA.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
AFEW BEASgES WHY TNE
4 MEXICAN " TG n
IS TIE BEST.
IS TIE BEST.

7. Ia Uada 20 ,bs hsa, priuOiplo, willie the
foreign watch IL seus'A.!y made on NJ Priuoj-
pls st all.
lie, us look at ,aa conlass. Tho torO;sa
watch IL mostly made hJ ..'asa a. boys, BY
hand. While tbsi: labor is cheap, thar work
is d!N at au7 price Such Satohsa arc IoSta
without piHn, a1i sol1 without guarantee. -
They arc irregular in construction, srt quite
~ irregular in movement. They are dssignh
oH!y 10 Eel, sui the buycr IL the party N iAt~
thGreogh,'y soid. IhUe Nrc hsva Yep. an
vrss, "lSPineI" snd SSibs 'UyptSH IN profese-
si regniT foI few yssrs will Ap. ,fsei1te tie
truth Of our statement.
THE PLAN OF TIE AMERICAN WATCH
Instesi of baihg made IT several hurdisd!is-
lie plrIss, solcStd together, the body Of Ibs
AmsrirNn Watch Is FORMED Of SOLID PLATES
| No jGt i1.cTfs!ea WITH lie harmony Of ia work
ing, snd ne suddUn shock can throw its mbch'n
/ cry out Of gear, Secession If oEe part from
another is unknown to its constitution. and Ia
riding oT sDy business pursuit, II II eli hello to-
yeshe. as trmlf asa angle peace 81 metal. II
| Is just shat all nAchiusy bG0ud be-
lH ACCURATE
-. SIMPLE.
81. srROSH.
IA EcOSOMICAb
We not csIy so-rro CHILrsIsI by ouf rysters
Ihut QuaLrL s.. DO no. pretend that our
| v s,cn Gun 10 hengh for ess mercy thac the
isrsign ns S5 beisyst Int .h!.t Tor it zeal sai-
ae & is ,old iOI one nA'f;kr piita.
uURSULDlERS WAICE named Hn, III
lsry) IL what i'F name in5t.n.os- Epiid .'uJ'lan
,iHl, sud hlRsIs Rtliabi3- EHfrRuIcd Ia s;"nl
ord ornouDt Of Marching. Riding Or fighting.
OUr MKT HlrrGNT QUANTY or
WATCH (nAmsi F.s, BsrtistD "a 'iInilar in
Eise aud general appeaiAo.S. bat los more jew
ola, aud more elaaOIals Ghiah.
OUR LADIES WATCH, recently brought
ont, Ia pu, up ia great variety u pattern ,
many OF then, Of rare beauty sGd wGrhmSn-
ship, Is quite snail, bot WaifahIed 70 hssP
time.
OUR YOUNG GRNTLCHAE'S WATCH Is
lert, got 'Srya and jUsE tho tl..Eg 'Or ths pOtk
ct "t YOnrZ Awor!l~.
liIE ROOF of the IGsrits Of our ~a,sh may
bs found 10 Ire f.vs ths, 40 hCSsupoJ over
aye hundred gorFren IL or factories, Gnd
mat W. ars still ruSbG supple the constant
IL incres.ng demand.
| QUE THREE QUALITY PLATE VAT Cii Il
,hiHrer and lighter Jh4D tno rthcrs w hs'e
lsonhvi. I;s fus cLrOnOms;e- os!i4nC9is dsi-
lcA.siy Sdjuatsd toGcrrsSt tAO 4liatiJn caused
/ tenparturo' Tueso Watches arc ohTpnoms-
:rcaily rated, and are the fful.s u the latest
experiments in chrouoBis ~ md are nA5a by
az hea. Torknlen, 10 epsrS.s dspsftmsn. q
our factory, Fer the 1oest ,iGns keeping ]uN!
tiles thOJ challenge comparison with the heS;
works cfths mot, isnpua PnSlish ana ssiSd
max era.
AEenta for he American Wsph Co.
Jso 2l-sS--4m 1872 E2oApvAY, ny.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

pay ofprivates and non commissioned
officers, and a decrease Of pay OF oHi'
GERS not on duty.
Mr.. Bratton submitted report re-
commenting the adoption OF a sub
situto declaring in favor Of increasing
the pay Of privates tc twenty-five
dollars, deducting from that ofothceIs
not on duty, (cxcOpt with certificate
Of disabiiity) fifty per cent, and pro-
testing against tho enlistment Of ne
groes as demoralizing and an Insult
to the white citizens.
The substitute recommended by the
majority WAS agreed 10, aud the re-
solution adopted. Yeas SO; Nays i
Mr.. BeeT voting in the negative.
The sama Committee reported in
favor OF .he iUdiinile pUs'pVnement
OF Mr.. Knt Glands resolution upon the
subject OF pay and bouoiy TO negro
troops. Said resolution was referred
to u Select Committee Of one - Mr.
Lad
Mr.. Ksck, from ths sHyno Commit
tee, on the resolution OF Mr. Lind, ro
Iat,ye 10 Increased pay o! co'ored
troops, reported in favor VI its indie
finite pcstponement. The resolution
Gas rSi1rei to a SJiect CJmnittee Of
one NJ. Lind.
Mr.. Lintslsy, for tho Committee
on Agriculture, reported in favor o'
the passags OF Mr. Dclano's bill %
accap, lhG gran. u laui Tor ASricul-
turai Colleges. BI. referred TO 8
Select Committee of one - Mr, Dola-
no,
DIV motion Of Mr.. Koyser, Of Mon
roe, the jo!n. resolution asking a 70.
port from the Truaaurer Of State ~ II
lhe amount Of tho "cunscienCious
fnul." and what disposal hGs beou
made Of il, was taken from tine table.
| After some discussion, the resolution
was referred to the Committee )t Fe
dcral Relations.
Mr.. GunsauIus offered q joint re-
eolu,iUu 10 90 amend the State Con
stitu,ion as 70 provide for annual ses
sions Of the Geusgal AsaeGbly. Tab
/ led Tor discus5ioD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

DISEASES OF THE NERVOUS. SEN.
II NAL, URIANaR AND SEXUAL
HSrEMS-new and reliable trratmert-in
Reports of the HOWARD As5UCIArION-
gent oy may in sealed islts, envelopes, fIee (
IoN Howard association, No 3 South Ninth
Street, Philadelphia, Pa
March, 5Ih leGS.-i-yr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
Rnbuck's Stomach Bittrrs.
SOLDIERS HOME.
6uPEEIsTErpEHr'S OYyIcI,
CISolNEATl, June 1, 1898.

OiNOlFEATlI 0uub " ACSS'l
To Dn. @. ". RoBAoz-
MY DEAR Sin am dispensing sseeond In
voice fyour Stomach Bitters among the large
number Of men who daily srrive AZ this lnsuiu.
ton for rofIesnmont and rest. Ths universal
tsstimony is that these Bitters are the bost
made, For the various summer complaints
which sfaict 30 many, know Of no remedy so
safs and 70 sufe. Pia.arch says, 10 ask a phy'
sioion what is easy and what Is hard ofdigettion
and what will agree With the stomech. ia about
AZ sensi llo ss to ask what is sweet or bitter, or
sour Persons who look ont for breakers and
have your Stomach Bitters ia the house! am
sure viii never ask any ono the foolish question
spoken ofby tho great philosopher. | must not
omit a word or two for your Catawbs Brandy.
'Ir rave many men here who have brandy pre-
scribed for them by distinguished Army Sur
geons. The effect Ofyours on such are beneficial
FAR moIe 30 than from any previously taken
Psrsops who desire . really pure Brandy cannot
fail in their purchase ifthsy get yOnr brsn3.
lam Doctor, With much respect
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
u0UsE.

JAs. IS, lS64.--Ghe uonso was
engaged nearly all tue afternoon in
the consideration HE Mr. SCOTS bill
sor the rsliel OF soldiers, families. No
,mocrtant vvto was taken relative t.
any Of iIs featurea.
The Senste's amunimen's TO Nouat
JGlnt Rcsoption proyid!ng Tor the
pript'ng OF the Adjutsnt Generals
Report, which reducss the number o.
Euglish copies 70 1000, and GrrnaL
10 1000, were agreed to.
Tho House then 81 jU"rned.
SEEArE.
JAN. 10, 1854. Mo. Converse pre-
epted tho pelitiou vi A Il. Van CIeaI,
Of Pickaway county. Tor law to re-
ouire the Commissioners ot Warren
county 10 levy tax to indemnity him
for ths Ioss ko srssHined by tho dt-
s,ructi1n Of his printing oitice hy the
act OF mcb.
Tae s@'ha gentleman FTssFnted ia;
moao,ial of C'rtSin citi2.ns Of uock
ing county. claiming saa, s, Al. Con
nell was holding Al otfice unjtr the
United S.atos suihcrity az tho time o.
his election, and coma, 1a,ntIy 40! en-
titled 10 n sea, in the Senate.
House..
The Committee oil Currency rcpo,
| ted iu favor Of Mr. Hsrriscn's bill
fixing the legal rats OF interest q
seven yer cent. The bill was reter,ed
TO tho Committee Of tho Whole.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

a CoMaERcIAL TRuTH.-M Money,
like a boot when ito tight, Is sXk enc.
ely trying.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28
Your servant,

G,W.D. ANDREW, Superintendent
s5- Office and mandatory, Nos. IS, IS, so,
and 81 East Third stree. For ssls everywhere
Nov, 5th I663,-Alt. mo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

THURSDAY - Ian "a Ea84
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-28

MoARTHUR, ONO.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09
So af ala Wagans.

fvyIl 81! to the highest bidder f5t cnsh
IN h,Ad, on SATURDAY the 18th instant, II .
i, Nersh Of town. large lot Of old rebci
Wagons, Ten here BIZ the rabCl atscesssiing
army. An wagons, esrts, and parts of both,
not wanted BY The Federal army, viii b.
cold for Whist they may bring. Il viii ena-
he mAay Of our farmers who have been
Slaaasrea by resels 70 81 aut Wagons Coz
soase service. Beside, TIC apa via be val.
liable 10 farmers, aud there !. . qaaatisy q
il ~. G. BzowNLow,
zs.aasat .Ssx. stgt. 7ruas R<pi.s
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig, and rebel ventilator. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1863-1866, 1864-01-09
NEsV STOCK!
Reduced Price :
GOODS ALL. BOUGHT DIRECT FRoN
MANUFACTURERS, FOR CASH oSLTi

Vita sxperi9r hxcsfilies a. ereyg ,separfEssaf,
tee egsr 70 ar eEsfomers aad tie tn1Ee OK
FisH Slork Of Hardrdfe aa1 CgsLeru. nor !, !
Aand aud cgastastfy drtrtng FROM forsigEs aAi
AAefisas Hsss9refvgs &
ON stock sfseIesies .le s5IssSSviSsis IN i.rra
Quantities viz:
BatcIsf's F4Es and HA.es.
Moss = Gagseses Plles md EasEsS "a yl5z z
+. q. IeoHsssfs !sAefes AID siadOsI =
AmsN
T.isesincstfs -
Columbus MnnsFs end HAy Perks.
Slsuvels and Tsngz brass and irua
Polished Firr Sets endlsss variety.
I.s1 dozen Curry coiab& sn ecsk& s
Horse Aad she's htusha
Ensery and sad Paper.
leo9 dosen Hames So Army Nc. .ia
Dpsissle taFrelei Shot-gslns and Risss. 45.i SEC.
Percussion Caps, an kinda
CHS Ailsn'a and smith & Was.oa'I RsveisarIe p
k.,..;.,.. FOeAss cstlsst siar
Marsh Bra 4 css
Nsde & Bssschsr't Raza-s
REssclfs Table csitlerS.
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