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Beside large, costly and expensive naval
force, A. LINCOLN has had, or hasat hisdis-
posal over Two Millions ofmen for the land
service, and about Two Thousand Mil
lions of money. To this last item there
should be added the immense sums paid by
the several States and by municipal corpora
tions, in bounties, in the ontfit Regiments,
for sanitary purposes, and for supporting
tie families of soldiers absent on duty. This
would increase the grand total several hun
dred millions more. And it would swell to
a still greater and more incomprehensible
amount, if 1t were to include the losses oc-
ecasioned by the shock given to business in
tle first years of the war, the injury done to
our commerce by rebel priyateers, and the
wealth that would have been created by the
young, healthy, and stalwart men employ
cd as soldiers, many Of whose corpses moul-
der beneath the soil of hundred battle
fields, and hundred of thousands of whom
have perished in military hospitals, while
hundred and twenty -four thousand widows
are applicants for pensions.
Such is the appalling account which A.
LINCOLN has incurred with the American
people. The money, the men and means
have been furnished, and sacrifices made,
witll'such lavish and even extrayagant pro-
fusion, that the Union might be saved and
the States kept in (which the rebel,leaders
sought to take out Of5it But instead of
this result being attained, the people are
tJldbylA. LTNCoLN's mouth pieces that the
Union is dead beyond the hope.o OF restora-
ton, and that it is not the intention of his
Administration to restore it. He himself
is acting upon the ground that the Union
which the rebel leaders sought to divide
cannot be preserved. Accordingly he has
gone to work through, his military subor-
dinates ito break up. States by nullifying
and abrogating their Constitutions, and
taking from the people their constitutional
rights and liberties, without which there
can be no Union, Such is the account A.
LINCOLN Is rendering to, the, people of his
stewardship.
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At Wortington on Saturday. the 3Oth ult., VIII.
LIAM MARTIN, son Of Charles and Eliza Martin, aged
20 years, months and 20 days. lI--.L
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).v,, thirteenth day Of January, A. d. 1884
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>~~H"~ is4t i1 VIZ Com'r for Ohio.
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Orr1cr OF rnE Arpiron or. sr.r,

UFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATEN
.n.ll COLUMBUS, o., January 30, 1854 Il
II is hereby certified that the foregoing il correct
,-.>-s> copy Of the statement Of condition of the
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" n JAS. H. GOODMAN,
tF &5f3fH Auditor Of State
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A. I.incoin's Account.

n = D. = F.. . +
Before the people of the United States
consent to employ A. LINCOLN to manage
d their affairs for another four years, itwould
perhaps be well to look at the state of his
account with them, and see whatfunds and
means have already been entrusted to him,
o and what service he has rendered and what
results he has brought about in return
This account is in many respects at present
3 indefinite and difficult to state with pre-
cision; but there are some fixed items easily
ascertained, as they are matters of public
record. Let the people examine these.
n rl.eMen for the Land Forces. A. LINCOLN
stands indebted to the people of the United
States for men furnished for military service
on land, called for by him at different times
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q Vessels and Seamen. From the late
report of one of A. I.INcoLN's clerks, the
Secretary of the Navy. it appears there
were at his disposal at the time the report
cD was made, the following means in the naval
q branch of the service: ..... ...........l "a
Total number Of vessels in the service and
under construction Observation-Disclosures. 58s
Total tonnage. 49S OoO
= Number of guns. .................. 444s
Number Of seauen, uly lst.E.. 4ooO
8. Money! The following figures show
the enormous sums Of money which have
been placed from time to time at the disposal
of A. LINCOLN by loans and liabilities which
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

tempted it, they woull put them out.
At this there was CRATE Kissing, and
most Of the Democrats lett. When
they pnt the resolutions to vote, they
was pretty equally divided. THIS
made them very mad, and they hssed
aad chterei, aud cheered and Missed
alternately, anI fnaly broke up in 4
row.
They then made a rnsh for one
that was consuring their proceedings
in conversation on the roetrum, seized
him, and there was a general rush,
som9 to rescue him, some to mob
him. They passed over one very
large table, smashing it int o shivers,
tO the door that leads to tho ball.
Here three or four Democrats plan
ted themselvs, rescued the individual,
let him out Of tho door, anl stopped
he mob by brandishing a care in
iheir faces IA they came to tho door,
until the individual WIS out OF their
reach. They let t On rush out then,
aud in The yard there were several
private tnssels, but, iourtunaioiy, no
me was seyery hurt. Bnt il the
mob had not been checked at the
ioor, there wppld undoubtedly have
Ocen several killed.
The young man they seized WAS a
'tanch Republican aud Administra
lion man, bnt merely differed with
them as to their right to censnre a
person. for doing what re has a righ-
to do. The whole proceedings show
ed by what spirit they were actnSted,
aud to what law they resort.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

seeded in the calvary command in the
Army Of the Potomac.
The weather in the North west is
tho cpldest known for years. The
Thermometers has stood At 80 to 40 de
grees below zero at Milwaukee, Wis
conSin.
Gross frauds on tho GovornMon,
are being discovered in military trials
at Norfolk, Virginia.
General Sionoman has resigned as
Chief OF the Cavalry Bureau.
General Burnside has withdrawn
his resignation AMI will be assigned,
il is rlmorel, again to the C ITmInd
of the Department Vt tho Ohio.
According to sensation letter from
Charleston, published in the Nuw
York Tribune, that city has been
rninei, and preparations have been
made by Beauregard for ils destln:
lion, it there is danger OF its capture
1t ia understood that General Rose
Grams is positively to take commaC,
Of the Department of Missouri, il.
place of General Schoield.
a bill has been introduced into tn,
Senate restoring the Sl00 bounty to
veterans and $3.50 bounty to voluD
teers until the I5,h OF February, aud
bounty not exceeding Sl0O to pc rsons
Of Afrlcau descent resident in States
now in rebellion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
PnsS Your Paper to YOnr Neigh
bOr,

We take the following excellent al
vice irom the Mt. Vernon 70 Ban
nG7:
In times OF a high political excite
lnent, men arc more apt to be govern
ed by passion than reason. Now Is
the time to think-to talk with kind
ness to your Republican neighbors
concerning The serious condition u
our affairs. Tho Republican po,iti
clans try to blind the people by the
dust OF gunpowder, and to conceal
from them the extravagAno, viii ch is
bringing ruin upon IA all. They con
ceal from the people that Chio's pro
portion OF the public debt ia already
over tDo hunl,ed millions a0IIGrs d!
And il W. aru not 10 bo hopeIcssIy
crushed by tNE Ition, which continues
to grow heavier, thero must bo a
charge ia tho administration OF the
Go7ernment, and means be taken to
preserve tho Union and stop ths wild
expenditures OF blood AID money.
Thousands OF Republicans now soc
this, AMI are determined - act with
the D1n0cralic party.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
Increase the Pay OF the Private
Soldier.

The Dayton (Ohio) Empire, in the
Course OF al article upon tho war,
says:
AT this war il to be carried on, we
are in favor pf increasing the pay Of
private soldiers to from thirty to fifty
dollars per mouth, aud reducing the
pay Of ofi1ers one.haf. TIC reduc-
tioG in the pay OF officers would more
than pay tho increase to the soldiers.
TLere is neither sense nor Justice in
the disparity that now exists.
"rhe life OF Il private soldier is as
valuable to him, AM rs precious to
his family, az that ufan officer. Why
shonll not this universal pablo
sympathy tpr tho soldiers aud their
families take this substantial shape 2
Why m IKE tn IN lepnnl mt upDn Pub,
lie snd private charity, when Il re-
aso lthlo incrna'9 Of their pay would
ieayo thlir families comparatively
{ IN ',r;Abloi WHY should the Gov,
ernn.nt pay the widow OF a deaf sol,
.lirr, with a family Of d.,titutc Ghil
run, = piti.ul pension Of only eight
TGIIr, pcr GOuth, Hud n the widow
Ut CO nmis'i.ms / olii ,er, with in
1u>nfiaI pnnecrions, lr)m thirty to a
"ifthis i9s people war as it ia
ilai,nol by i's Advocates to be, why
his npnstroI3 and unreasonable dis
elimination against those who bear
Ia: burden nnd heat Of the contest T.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
Kentucky VIII stand By Genera
CrlitCnNeu

In the Kentucky Il1u5e Of R,pro
sentatives On Thyrsday, Colonel Z.
B. Hawkin, oftre6 tho tollowingpTe
amblo and resolution:
"The fame OF it's trua, brave AM
patriotic mea is part ofthe wealth OF
ths nation. That OF patriots which
has baen tcsted in battle, doubly prizld
by a sratcu' people. Tho people oil
Kentucky arc grateful; thoy honor
and love tleir gallant sous who, in
this terrible cival war have been
found struggling to malnthin the ma
tionality OF the Government Of the
United States aal the ancient ren>wn
Of The Commonwealth, Ia the list oI
their living worthless, prominent
among all is the mans OF Thomas
Leonidas Crittenden. His unshadow'
cd patriotism, hia modesty ann his
courage have been signalizOd from
tho beginning Of this REBELLION; while
his fitness for military command, and
hls dauntless courage were conspicu
Gus and eminently recognized al
Shiloh, Stone River aud many Other
battle fields.
"This Legislature has heard that ht
has been relieved OF his command
and ordered 10 report to q military
conrt, for examination Of his conduc
ut Chickamauga. No such court has
been convened, and none, 50 far az
they have learned, has yet been or
dered. They have no doubt the resul
of a fair investigation will not only
exonerate him from all censure, bu
brighten his fame. The soldiers o.
Kentucky in the urge his return, aut
common justice demands his trial
Be 1t therefore resolved by tho
General assembly of the Common
aoealth Of Kentucky:
"That the President Of the United
States be and is hereby requested tC
convene a court for the investigation
of the conduct Of Major General Cirt
tenden at the earliest possible day.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
Negroes ut tho White House.
On Newyears day four Negroes

On Newysars day four Negroes paid
their respects to tho President. Shooh
hands cordially with Abe-wishing
him q happy New years. What do
our anti-cqnaIity Republicans Of Vim
ton thiak OF this opening Of 1854,
The President on the fret day fishing
for Niger votes, al right is it a 1t is
hinted also that some intelligent con.
'raband may be in our next Cabinet.
So We 60.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
Exciting Times i'm the Uni
Versity OF Michigan
Ann Arbot, Mich, December / 1856

Ann Arbof, Mich, December /, 1888.
This has been an exciting day here
The Abolitionist called a meeting for
to-day in the law building, in the
lecture room, from all the Departments
OF the University, ofthe loyal studentst
They had previously had a Republi
can caucus, and appointed a commit
teeto daaIt resolutionsto censure those
whe went on all excursion to visit
tue Hon. Mr.. VallaDdingham.
At the meeting the committee read
the resolutions, and they then called
out of their peculiarly loyal Wendell
Phillips men, and they proceeded to
harangue tho assembly on their pecu
liar loyalty, and to denounce Mr.. VI.
landingham, the excursionist and the
Democratic party in general. They
said they hoped no Democrat would
be allowed to speak, aud, if they al.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

car, 10 abolish slavery, by direct Con.
gregs;onal action, I'm the marrow
b,rler strip, "exemptcd heretofore by
tbs Precedent because of the 10y atty
Of the people. This. we suppose. is
tho reward OF heir fidelity. But, We
wont comment. - Radicalisn. like
tvpkeid fever or thesmallpox. has got
to ran it4 course. Il the sick and
h'fdelirions bQly.poltic survives, il
will h. miraculous. .-Ironton T;mes.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
VAN EvRlE, HORTON @ co,
No. 1852 Nassau Street, New York
sPECIA OFFERS.

We dosite this year to place before a million
of northern readers tho great doctrines Tho
Day. Book teaches on the question Of the Races.
We confidently believe ii this journal were
nlaced in the hands or one-half of the voters Of
the northern States between this time and No
vem5er, 1894, tho Democrats could not fail tc
carry the next Presidential election. Wethsre-
fore make the following offers, not in the light
of prizes, and not even because 1t will be prof.
able-for we can scarcely afford it-but solely to
secure wide dissemination of the views which
wc- profoundly believe W III save our country:
Par club Of twenty, beside the extra paper
now offered, we will send sopy Of Dr.. Van
Eveie's great work ou'' Negroes and Negro slav
ery,n iGe third edition of which is just roady.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
From COirUbus.

Tho Democrats of the Legislature
met in caucua on the BAD. and after
consolidating, adjourGed to NEE. on the
4th, at 9 o'clock A. N The follow
ing from Sunday mornings States.
ma !, shows the result of the Repub
licaa caucus.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
SEERIFNS SALE.
StanJ OH. Ii,ston Comfy.

Stdt'c5 Obi. IG4tya county.
AlcMn,ior ptprce PEE. In Conrt Of
against }Cumnon Pleas
Edward \. BratLon ct al Dstts. On TX l'iou
DURSUANr to the command Of an order Of
sale In the above cHu-e 10 InG .lireS.rl from
thu Court nf Co.anOn Peas, Of Lhs aforesaid
County Of yiuton viii offer at public aale, vi
tho Oilco Of tho M'Arthur Democrat Ia the 70 II
Of Macarthur, in aforesaid County Of Vinton on
Shwdaythe 23rd day qfJS"anry 1864
Reiween the hcurs Of t.u o'eloc& A. 81, and
four o'clock 2 NJ, Of said day, tho foiosine
property to wit: The Printing Presd Type
Ink, GaIleys and Other appulteTaHce thi-c.o
belonging, u,sd in the Publication Of thu NJ.
Arthur Democrat. CO.
Taken ~ the property 'of Ei~ ard A. Brat
ton, 10 saL-NA judg'ncn, in fa"r Of A'exan-
der Poaica.
TERMS Cash in hand
ARCH MORRIS,
Jtn'y 7th 1861 sW. ShT V. 70. O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

WHILE at Berryvillo, Va, whites al
army correspondent, we established
our lines, and all persons residing
within them ard Wishing to 60 bey.
ond them we're required to take tile
oath of allegiance. An "intelligent
contraband," wishing to go through,
Oh learning the req nisitioD, very in
locently asked
w hat is Dc oath e.
"You must support the Coustltu-
!iuD," replied the marshal.
"Why," said Sam, 81 can hardly
support de old woman, times is so hard.
The marshal lot him pass.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
alrN AaOrrtlstmtnts.
verti.crntnt.
SuERIPF'S SALE.
Stale Of Odio, Vjnton C'ounty,

Stale Of Ohl0, N'Atoh CNonfy,
William n. PHt'orron pliE lu CoIrtof
Benjamin. S DnI, Do..) Yeuli.
nERSUANT N tho command OF IN order Of
i ba!e In the abovo cause TO mo directed from
the Court of Common Plsas, of th1 aforesaid
equity Of Vint9n, will oifrG ut public sale, nI
.he door Of ths Court Hon e, ia the Town Vi As
Arthur. in aforesaid county Of V,nton. On
the l2h day Of E,burary 1864,
Bs,wesn tho hosr- Of ton o'clock A. ~, an
four o'elosk p. NJ, OF raid day, tho folio Sing
property 20 vii: Tho north end Of out-lot
humber Two buing strip of Of tho north end
of said - about ol1 hunircl Rnl twenty fJut
wide AMI all uf the said lot except thar part oT
parcel conveyed by Charles Robins aud wife
10 tbs Mufivtta = Cincinnati Railroad Comp
any. Ais"a strip of pf the seSt s.io Of uuN~
lot number tLrao, commencing ~ The lino he
tween l9ts nuiubsi two aud thrun running tt"nte
east on the north line OF lot number three, IN
ill it inter.rat, tho saSt aud west liuc Of that
part of on .-lut number two conveyed a'aooye
1Dsnce west 10 -.il division limo n?t S1dn lpiS
L ambIrr twO ami Ihree. ThcGt" 1,rth 10 The
place of beginning, nll " saii loLN, parts Of
lots, laying and boing N Robbins Addition to
the toRn of Ham l,n, In tho CDuG.I Of Fluion.
Dad Stutd Of OHIO. on which il erected F"nn-
dry together with the Engine Rnh Machinsry
belonging 20 s,id Foundry huisncss
raScn "a, rle property u bsu'min Dill, T."
satisfy judgment In favor Of william II
Pa,tcrron
Appraised 1T Twenty six huaArad and atty
j liars nut mu": brtng t."'third' Of I'H'
sun.
TERMS or SALE, cash In hnni
ARCI NORRIS,
JnnIy 9Th IsSI 5g Shf V. 90 u.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
To Nervous Sufferers of Both Sexes.

A REVEREND GENTLEMAN HAVING
been restored to health in few days, after un
dergo g all tho usual routine aud irregular ex
peusiv4 modes oftreatmont Without success, con
siders it his sacred duty to communicate to his
afflicted fellow creatures the means of cure
Hence, on the receipt ofan addressed envelope.
he will send (free) copy of the prescription
used. Direct to D. JOAN n. DAGNALL, 196 Full
ton Street Brooklyn, New York. -
March, May, July Sep, Now, Jan.,-lyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07

OF cases the merits OF MS blLteTS nave oeol res
ted 10 the above complaints, aud there Is but
one voice from tho people anil that Is in favor
Of the truly wordeTfnl Ston sch Bittors. We
advise all who nra afflicted ani need m agreea-
bio tonic for tho trouhles uh'vo Indicated, to
commence atonce using !hrse Bi:IerS. $50 Al.
VeIti.cmCnt.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
IIoba ck'sstomach Bitters.
To Dn. G. W. RosAcK- t..
SOLDIERS HOME. !
SuPEENTENDESr's OEFIoI,
CINoiNEATi, June 4, 1884,

To De. G. W. RosAcK- @
MY DEAR Sir am dis pensing a second in
voicc of your Stomach Bitters among the large
nnmbsr of men who daily arrive at this lnstiu-
ton for refresnment and rest. The universal
testimony is that these Btters are tho best
made. For the various summer complaints
which atlict so many, know of no remedy so
safe ANA so sure. Platarch says, "To ask a ply
sicion what is easy and what is hard ofdigestion
and what will agree with the stomech. is about
as sensi DO as to ask what is sweet or bitter or
souri, Persons who look out for breakers-and
have your Stomsch Bitters in the house! am
sure will never ask any one the foolish question
spoken ofby tho great philosopher. | must not
omit word or two for your Catawba Brandy.
have many men here who have brandy pre-
soribod for them by distinguished Army Sur
peons. The effect ofyours on such are beneficial
far mo1e so than from any previously taken.-
Parsons who .lesre really pure Brandy cannot
fail in their purchase ifthey get yonr brand.
I am, Doctor, with much respect
Your servant,
G.W.D. ANDREW, Superintendent
ky- Ofice and manufactory, Nos. Sc, IS, so,
and so East Third stfse. For sale everywhere
Nov. 5th fsaa.-alt mo-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
SENATE CACCCs,

Tho Republican Members Of the
Ohio Senate held their first caucus in
tho Senate Chamber, last night, an1
nominated their Clerks and S0r-
goants,-al- Arms. There we're only
nineteen Senators present, ont Of
twenty nine OF that political school.
THO nominations ara Ra fnllowa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
,:aaldfll llltllS

NARRiED.--On he 3lst Of December a. tie
Parsonage in NJ Arthur, by RoV. +. V. Bing.
Mr JASPER n. DILLON, to Miss SAR All
ELLEN ULL ~, all ST Vinton coo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-01-07
McARTuUR, ONO:
THURSDAY - IAN =, IsGA

Ey- THE CONSTITUTION AS III
THE UNION AS IT WAS, TIL r. NEGRO
WHERE HE IL, and the enforcement
OF tae GawF against all Officers who
have usurpcd Authority, as well Rs the
People who Commit Breaches of the
Law.