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Riot In Philadelphia.
An Alleged secessionIst Punish, Il

Ihiladelphta 4 Prd 2T.-About nine o<,p,t 'lis
mornins Mr.. EdSard Ingersol, who 1rlfyr..d
strong secession speech few days sin ~ In re-, No
vas vated upon BY committee oi citizous Gu -.-
ing from tue railroad train ut Ninth auI .a.u
streets, and required to apologize or tle ,l. IA.
Thls Sir. Ingersoll refused W do. and drew y,uscr
from his pocket, but wss unable TO Gt ID r,i,I, no
wa krocked down. and was very badly cut HHd hratHn
by the crowd. lie was then arrested and hoIl o bail
In the sum Of two thousand dollars, on the r-''" II
assault aud battery and carrying concealed deadly
weapons. committee Of citizens have since waited
upon the Mayor TO have the bail incIo--ga '' ten
thousand dollars Mr. Ingcrso Ia REGARDED 49, on. OF
the chief Of the dlsoyal party Ia Ihs eitJ
Philad,' phtd, prii FL The bILLEIN urrsIe@
the following particulars OF the lngerso -I.h,l IT,
which In, produced a considerable sensation "a ;lt
city, when the train reached Ninth tli G.eel
streets, party Of got around the iIolt do0. (
the car for the purpose Of giving MI. Ingegso par-
Ing sAute Of roans. The obnoxious indivdgA. lo-.
evor tassei OUT u the back door and 10 up.u Wal
lace street Ihe crowd followed after hun a. Elxpk
street Mr.. IugorsO turned about sad laced tue ~
Capt j n. Withingt ton, Jr, Of tho g'th kegiut !.
aud sid" lngersOl, Pm soldier. have ~sku.
my life for my country, | think you owe an a.. . :
" the country Tor your speech, aud particularly
,oldeum Mr.. lngeisoll merely replied, " To 10
HI" The captain then raised his cane - s.-i.r
AT, lngersol, but tho blow was varded oil 4
ngeTsOl With his cane The two then crossed cuTtA
fOr Few seconds. Mr. lngersoll rec lived A tr
leil aide OF the face and broke hIs upUn te l
l ceRtIHvsd 9a nv IaSt paqa,
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Davis PerIgriuations.

tFToH the Richmond Whig, 18th
Davis wa at lIllsboro y. O., irum the l'aL 70 us
iith insL He then went by rail to LIteu, loro.
whence, with an escort of two thousand nc. c c, -
~, selected from Ilampton's and WhoeIr.'s ,oln-
mnnds he started on horr.haek Cor the far t.uih,
taking the country rosd due fOuth TO Asbi ana
Choraw. By this route he lstt sHlisbuiJ ant ut-
man forty miles 10 hi. right. From Choraw BE- riob-
ABLY struck Southwest to Columbus south Cul 'uhu,
from which pace the country WAS opag 10 ore
him until he he reached tho llnt' Oi &c 'li
Candy and Wilson, Ills one Object noS 10
escape TO the trsns- Missitsppi, aud ht r.Nnut
regard hlfnselt out Of extreme dnn'"r until
bo has run tho gauntlet VI the nltcd 'ht"s
afIni"s operating In Alabama. Thea TO- 'LNur
and h0rH-Inen form to-day gloomy cavalcnd % D.y
toll alons the southern sandy rvtta dude Noutl'n
sun. Perhaps thcy are chnri"d ~ thc ierLh- 'nti
they bear Caesar aud his fortunes thcy ,'r.atny
cover al that 10 LETT Of tae tOcaod CONT urg "a.
vernncnt, and themreves cOuilosa the only .rfH'.d
force that Davis has this sido Of the Misa-- -
River, Davis breckenridge, Trenholm, 'i,",Mih,
81. John and Reagan, all ride III the cen ~ thh'
forlorn band aud how many uuderrtIaipein k"tr
their compauy II IA bontlebs ~ knpF. 'u"y
bear with them no affection OF the people a. iI'h-
mond, though thuy have lett us lastilg men 'n' In
the chArred aud blackeuod Isins oi tho niozI o ION
Of our beautiful city.
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Another Account of the Capture.

Wl.hingtoa, A pril - The following sccount OF
the pu rsult Of Booth and larod later than tho-e
hitherto published
Ga Aondsy, the 25th inst, detachment OF the
10th New York Cavalry Was ordered by Cen Han
cock to report to Lieut. Col Baker special Detective
of the War Department. The detachment numbered
% men under commaud OF Lieut.. Dougherty. On
the afternoon Of the same day, Col Baker detailed
Lieut. Col & ucar aud Lieut.. Baner Of hia detective
force ~ 80 n 1it Of Booth plGcing the Aforesaid
body OF ca,ay iu their CHARGE and by their pcit
f f,r,. nd t,1 70 ~ the force left this city the
~ ftannCr T. I. Idos aud ut ~ T. VI. they di.eni-
tske,I A. B,r Plain aud took the road towards Free
dericslurr TIA elliug thereon three miles and then
turninc In a south -pasterly direction towards tho
Rsu,,hapnort They stopped at all the houses
on tie ror inlurinp for any Maryland
men of Ice's army who might he travelling
IN that direction They continued their journey
through tle nigh, and the day till noon, when
they geachei Port Conway, the north side Of the
riyer opposite Port Royal Those men who upon see-
e vi otographs Of Booth, Harold aud surratt, point
| Cd 10 the two former as the two men ho
We, positlyo ho had seen tho day before
=, 1P. N. at Port Conway lie said three 'uen en-
deayored to hire him 70 convey them to Bowling
Green but they could not agree In tho bargain and
that ,ub,eauently Harold TO him and said they
had met irieuds and did not want his scr
vices Their informant also stated that he
saw party Of rebel soldiers convey the two men
whom no had recognized BY the photographs, seros.
the river.
Lieut. Col. Conser and Lieut. Baker decided to
take this man "a guide They commenced cTossins
the river with tAsig pEcs a. = r Y. Hayins a b0s
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we're ordered to disregard H. and to push tho snemy
In every direction.
EpwIs N. srIs1oN seHetarr Of Wa
TRoN oISRRAL uAtiEcK,
KornoND, ". oanrM-


RCitsoND, Va. p?NrM
April 20, ssN =
Hor. r " Stanton, Secradrv ~ pa,'
Generals Meade, sheridan and Wright s~' -rtnr
under orders to pay no regard 10 any truce orr p.
Of General sherman respecting hostilities, ON th'
ground that shermsns agreement could bind he
own command aud other. They are diroctei 70
push forward regardless Of orders from one, cS-
eept General Grant and cut of Johnston's retrcc.
Belutcsard has iole'rsrhcd to Donville that sneV
Arrangement has teen made With sherman, ard that
the advance Of tho siIth coiI- was to he surcnded
until further orders. have tslcsraphed bsct to
obey no order Of sherman, but 70 push forward
rapidly "a possibly.
The bankers here have information TO day thar
JoI Daviss specie Ia Ing south irum Hn.LNp,
In wagons, ist IA possible. suggest that oidfs
be telegnphed, throush General Thou',,tLat W,isuu
obey no orders nom sherman, anil Motif ins hm ,ud
Candy, and all commanders on the Misr'r'' 60 tl.p
mca,urcs to errept the rebel chiefs ad th,irv ne
de-. The sIccie taken with them I. c.uiratFa uc,s
al iIotu siI 10 thirteen millions.
II. w. nALifol. MAJOR GsncTal ConIlandin-
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which could convey seven meu u once, they |
did not finish crossing till Ave o'coct. |
They then proceeded halfway from Port RoyL To |
Bowling Green. where they found some women, who |
stated that rauy Of Confederate soldiers h,d
returned on Tuesday one less In number, and
that neither Of tho'e Who came back lame. They
subsequently, certsined that the soldiers vent
three miles With Booth, 10 the house Of Mr.. John W
Garrett and that Harold continued on TO Bowling
Green on Monday alec that Harold returned 70
Garrett TUESDAY afternoon.
The pursuing force passed Gsrretrs house few
moments snc- HsIod's return TO IT, and
went on some fifteen miles to Bowling Green. There
they captured one Of the Confederate soldiers, Who
had been With Booth the day before Tie mndc
statement to them a. to tho whereabouts and
movements Of Booth and Harold, fully confirming
that above eiven This wa O'Clock on Tuesday
urht. They vent back 20 GMtetrs which they
rsohed At A. NJ surrounding the dwelling
and clubhouse. To the hrst question a. 10
the whereabouts OF Booth the tiarrctt family
satisfactory ansV or. hut soon af,er .on Of
OF the Garrott brother, confessed his know ledge
OF them, both being al that moment Ia tho barn.
The iorve sW thcn formed around the barn, at dts
tancc Of about thirty feet from the barn.
Col Conecrs sent CARROTS men into the barn to
tell tho fufiives 10 surrender 10 them their arms,
hu come OUT And ueltNer thenfclNees bnOtn threlt-
oned them, SAYING he had BETRAYED them, and must
leave the barn. Lieut.. Bakor then ~eut the door
Of the barn and demanded their surrender, which,
after a looe parloy ~aa refused.
Lieut.. Col. Couger then pulled some hay through a
crack, ignitcd st. aud pressed II bach into the barn.
Booth then the corner where ConFer stood
10 shoot the Who fred the building.
He stood With pistol raised pccrins into the darkness
but was unable to perceive any one lie then
burned and sazed upon the flames. and then started
ior the dooI Sergeant Coroi OF the Cavalry force,
in violation Of order lett the line and going close 10
thu wall before him, fired pistol through the crack
In IL shooting Booth In the head He fell as soon as
shot-the ball seyernE the thorar. Lieut.. Col Con-
and Lieut. Baker then entered the barn and car
red Booth into the yard. Lieut.. Col Couger pl,cns
| his to the mouth of the dying man, hoard him
| gay Tell mother died for my country"
A meesenger was dispatched W Front Royal Tor a
| physician. when the doctor arrived Booth too
much exhausted TO be- revived by human ,kin. Booll
Vas also heard TO say; 81 thought Was doing th,
beet for the country. XIII me, kill me" A. Iien'
Baker was rubbing his hands, he said II sell IS
useless" He Vas shot at 10 minutes past on luss
day morning, and died at ten miuute
past seven twelve minutes earlier than th'
great soul Of his augus, victim ef earth 70 bear wi,
uese sgainst hin, TO which his fall was hastening him
The photograph. Of all tho parties ia custody woI
taken this afternoon.
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Our Armies in Close Pursuit.
THE PRESIDENTS OBSeQUIES.
WAg DErABrMEST,
XAAuIhAInN- AurII 4, -aou A

WAH DErARrNESE
WAsutsO OrOS, April 2-92O A. NJ
kaJor-C,n. DIR
J. wilkes Booth and Harold were chased from tho
swamp In 81. Msry's county, Maryland, to Gsiratrs
farm, near Port Royal on the Rspplhannock, by
Colonel Bakers force. The barn In which they took
refuge fred. Booth, In making his escape, was
shot through the head and killed, lingering about
three hours and Harold was captured. Booths
BODY and Harold are nov here.
EDwIS NJ STANTON Secretary OF War.
UNOFFICIAL -ccousrs.
Washington a ApriI 9T.-Yesterdsy morning
squadron Of the sixteenth New York cavalry traced
Booth aud Harold 20 a barn between Bowling Green
and Port Royal, near fredericksburg, Virginia The
barn wa surrounded and demand made for their
surrender, which Harold vOs In favor Of doing, but
upon Booth calling him coward he refused TO do 80.
Tho barn Wa then set on fire, and upon its getting
to- hot, Harold again presented himself aud p1t his
hands through the door 10 be handcunod. whils
this was going on. Booth fired upon the
soldiers upon which a soldier fired at him. The ball
Of the sergeant took effect in the head Of Booh kill
Ing him. Harold was taken alive, and he and Booths
body were brought to the WNhinston Navy Yard
last night. Booth discovered in the barn BY the
cavalry. He declared his intention never 10 surren-
der and said he would fight the whole squad consist
ing of twenty eight men, II they would permit MN
W place himself twenty yards distant. The SCOUTING
party sn under the command of Lieutenant Edward
Dougherty. Booth was on scruoh and w@ lame lie
Nyed two hour after he wa shot whisDerns bias
phemief against the government and sending fare'
well message to his mother. At the time be was shot
IL said he was leaning Oh his cruteh aud pIepAlnf
" iIe again upon his captors
SECOND DISPATCH
Wtshinoton, Aprii YT.-rhu srAp hu tho follow.
sns particulars Of the capture Of Booth
To Lieut. Col l.. c. Baker, special detective u n
War Department and hi. admirably trained aG'eo
tive force. aud to the lGth New York Cavalry artv,
pattcipators In the seizures OF the criminals, tn,
country owes debt Of sFAtitulu tor thcr timely scr
vice II seems that a detachment OF the siNieontl
New York Cavalry, numbering about twenty -hy'
mem va DISPATCHED from thls city on Monday, unde
th. direction Of Col L. C. Baker special detective o.
In. War Department, In command OF Lieuteuan
pousherty, accompanied by some Of Col Blkcr'- of
GERS. captured and killed Booth, and captured Has
mid. one of his accomplices, alive
The cavalry after leaving here, landed At Bel
Plain I'm the night and Immediately started out 1
.o,,uit Of BootA and Harold, having previously u,
.ertaincd from eolored man that they bad crosse
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Important.
A Last Energetic Campaign Against the
Rnemy.
Wan DEPARTMENT, WAsHISGTnH,l
April ~, 1862. 80 AM.

" m UhTA HIhENI " AhIIINUI'lNV
April II, lsG6-9.3O AN. !
Ma. Gen. DIR:
The Department has received the following dis
pate. from Mnjor-General Halleck, commanding the
military division Of the Jsnea.
Generals Candy and Thomas were instructed.
some days ago, that sherman's arrangement With
J0Rls.aa vu di.sppysYsa by ths PIs.ldsRt aad thsy
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Washington, prii 2I.-The fourth ,'i''or '. IL.
srAa has the following additional Ge.ai u be esp
ture Of Harold and the killing Of II 9th. The detach-
msnt OF tho 10th New York Cavalry, under Lieut.
Doueherty, numbering twenty-eight men, and Se'
companied by two Of Colonel Bakers detective force
which vent down the river on Monday, obtained the
first newI Of Booth at Port Royal Tuesday evening
from an old man who stated that four men, In com
pany with rebel captain, had crossed the RAppa-
hammock sk9Tt tias pTsYl9uh going IN the direction
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! - w.. 1' Wv s'I iV,' NY W. aii S0ou,
80 ui'e 'o'" '"e 'oH1 'N'eu over oy 'ne
/ -. I' ''''o - ep'o''' '''' nN''ii '"u
3 p"eu W "~ie' 'o' no'se' W Tue 10 |
! L."''' o0lit h'a'e' put the latter tearing the
/ .,t,,, wv W 'V'uI"'u' '''u'eI 10 n"e ,n''h'
/ .. ''"' sue 'N'e' ''i'' o"'''u' ine'e
/ - w" ''e i''''"'uhs'ion' o'
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-, -, - ~ Oui -, "',' iu''
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/ ''- "'"' ."e u"'' o' "n''n' "'et tney nau
- 80" ''h' a"u ','n'neu u'h''" ."
So ~, ",'AN'V', ',ue vO'u''''U nu "eteN 'o
'','', '1,''s ''o', oe'ns 'a.'n AAa Iuaen OIL
/ ~ ~ ~ ''N'''"'
! ~ ''P '@'" w ou' 'sNM'F 'oh h'"lW
a., - 80 ." "'un's'" "'oin'ns
a., ~ Ou' u 'ne eo'u' 70 meet men,
| a"" 'N ""sN'i !" 'uen inquiries dfec'od them TO
| 80 ''H ' NJ o"0' eu'1i"oneu 70 suIrenu'''
- 1870 "O'' 'AP'o'S'u n' N"u"tnes' 10
Wv "'""u w. uu' was o''rruied ~ booth Tor some
''N', 'ut Lc uuaiv ru'IVuueIon' "aihs BOOM IN
-" .'"' "o "''' uen ~'uh'ns uehent MI
c@Nu out 70 1ho" the commanding oihctr' aud pro-
"''r nun 'ha' hls men should be drawn uP at hip
'"us "'s'"H'c "non ne Nouid e"ue out ana heht
'Ao.''
",''' ''e oa'" "'u uc'n burning three-'uNteH"
y" mum am Wheh inc rooi N~ about TO iall In,
'''n' VINO "al cen standing WIN revolver In one
manu- anu oAiuihe resting on the hoor' made de-
n'N'H"'on NJ II 10 break through the guard and
10 p,e''n' 'ni'' ,ofp'u hred' intending 70
., '''o." ~ ~ 'ue 'nouiaei s'o erPe nun me
wv" ''Iu'A n'',e VOC hlSh ahu 'n'e'el 'ho
",cA' esu'tlnf h'aiI'' " before stated
r'fFtanl Noilftt' VINO shot booth' was h1rtifeu IN
' Dv''on n''u' se'en n'ars ""' " Nh'ch time he a.
,u'''u Wv "s''e VI Do''oh 'o'ue" lo-dav' ne has
'''" NVn'S "'"'zeu''nu th' III street. was l'peaedy
0 .,, u',ou.-' uy u'N'nS VINO oec~'ohaLI mahh''ted
~ w" spP,e'N"ou uy 'ouu ehee"' lie SAID to he
r "'" VI u''p 'ohs''Ns ieenne who has PRAYER
"'',y p'a'en 'oiNehuy th" The assassin OF
a W, ','u'"' 'HWu' u' uronFht'o 10 u'u'c II Ia
y - ','o '"H' ~ Pu''ins "r "tter u'oh hoo'h, he
u' w VII suu,"' l'i'oh TOT the so9 o' the ciini'
D | r'' W." Wv 'oru''" '~ the regular
9 me- me- sNeu VNn'V p'o'' ne ~% offered sLCC
"', NO'"'"e o' Tue p''o' Win 'S h'e undischaIsed
K '"''.''- Ar' uie'''u IN reuel grey having
- - "u Iu' '''u'"eu no'ne on
D. ~ 70 nave ueeh ehufe'y 'snor'
/. ' NA 80 VI DIV" s'u haiou' ana mahi
ie , .,'r'' ''"''i"'"s 'noH eonho'Ho'
u
e. u"' in MS possesslon the snort heaVy bow ie
y, 80 W" "''1" "' s''uc' n'Vo. ha'nouh'a spene
ID S .N.'"' '''o" sio''ei'o VI hAf'aehu'V'A manu-
T. H''' ''''o''' A'u pooAe' p''o ii
y, US 'u', y" t'N' Hn oiuihafy eloti
,d o1' "v'' "'e"-"t' u'u'Hi'y uoo' on INST ioo'
- N' '''"'e uo""' anu a"o'e'nlent shoe OIL
as wv 'oo''
or y" ',u' ''r'u w ou''i"'u o' '"e o'ne' tNo "e"
nd -, , ~, '"r' '"S O''l
ld les,,n, IN. ,,p,oi,
n al L.. pt,t ,ht
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JOHNST0N'S RETREAT TO Be CUT OFF.

Davis'S Specie Train Moving South
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The Latest News
Booth Remains Until the Roof
Is Ready to Fall.

MOVEMENT TO ESCAPE.
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No Orders Of Shermans to be
0beyed.
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David G. Harold

Wa born In Maryland in lsi3, but has resided IN
Washington sii ce he Was a child. lie Nm known 10
number Of people who nssert tina, he held position
In the War Department under Floyd. Amer the re-
bellion broke out no vas discharged, and then
lounPod around the drinking saloons, gambling
place. and stables Isttsry, he has always had pen-
" Of money, without snv visible means OF earning
II. lie consortod with Booth, and prac,sej daily In
a shoo,ne gallery, with a revolver. Sometimes he
u,ed u rifle fired At the target for several houses
at a time.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
MENUS FOR THE LADIES.
q PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHIL.
DI2EM.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says on the 9Th
Of March, 1862:
We decidedly opposed to drugs and to advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but
feel it our duty to acknowledge benefit from any and
from every when 1t Is for the relief Of suffering
humanity. fact has come to our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated aud widely circulated for the
benefit of those ladies whose delicate health makes il
necessary to prevent any increase Of family.
About twelve months after marriage, lady Of our
quRnance gave birth to daughter but her suferings
great that her physicians depared Of her
cry. This made her dread the very thoughts Of again be-
coming mother. She tried every thing TO prevent
repetition Other suiferngs but without succeeding Two
Rrings great that the child died. and her life
was despairel Of She told by her family physician
that II she had any children he feared her life would
be the forfeit. AS all the remedies she had tried before
RAPHAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21

RATS versus. BTRDS.-Whoevor en-.
!oges in shooting small birds is a crueI
usu, whoever aids in exlermnating rats
s banctactoT. We should Ike some Of
mr. correspondents to give us The benefit Of
heir experience in driving out these pests
Ve,necd something besides dogs, cats and
rors for thi. busiucs,--Seieatfc Am3ricaa,
New York.
o. See "CosrAB's" advertisement in
lis paper,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
FACTS axe STUBBORN THINGs!

Hear what the Philadelphia correspondent says in the
Commonwealth, Wilmington, Delaware, 9Th Of April,
1859:
"An English gentleman, formerly connected with the
British Army and who styles himself the English Bo-
tanc Physician has Of late gained extensive reputa'
ton here by his skill in curing all manner Of complaints
Some Of his patients have conyersed with, and they
pronounce his remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior Some have been restored if by magic. The
medicine he used Is distilled by himself from various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"While acting in the army he devoted his leisure
moments to thorough study Of the effects produced by
certain medicinal roots and herbs on all manner Of dis
eases 1t seems he has found and speedy remedy
for all the ills that flesh is heir to- His practice is
already extensive and is daily increasing ln the COM
pIalnts 10 which females are subjected he has equal
as large number here have testified that they owe not
only their present good health, but their lives to the
siil Of this English Botanic Physician"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
ROAD TAX NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Commits
~ sioners Of YintOn County, Ohio, at their
June session for the year 1865, levied a tax of
one mill on the dollar; being ten cents on each
hupdred dollars Of 'aluation in each township
in said county. Which said tax may be dis
charged by labor on the roads, under the di-
rection Of tie Supervisors of the several dis
triets at the rate Of one dollar per day, as pro-
vide d by law. Il, c. MOORE.
June 29th, lss5-sE. Andy. CO, 0,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
NOTICE.

George Barns administrator of the Estate of
Shelton Barns late Of Vinton county, and State
Of Ohio, deceased, has filed his accounts and
vouchers for inspection and final settlement,
and that the same will be for hearing on the
8Otn day ofseptember 1865.
..i RICHARD CRAIG.
August 10th l565-aR Probate Jpdgs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
SHBRItF'S PROCLA NATION


VINToN COUNTY, ONO, August 81, 1861
TO the Qua jfed Electors Of Viatoa Co. o.
You are hereby notified to meet at the
usual places of holding Elections, in the
several townships in said county, for the
State, District and County Officers, and at
The quarters OF the Commandunt of each
Company of Volunteers, in the actual SER
vice OF the State or United States, absent
from their township. In accordace 10 the
Statute in such case made and provided,
passed April l3, 1868, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1865,
and proceed to elect the following officers
to.wit;
One Governor, for the State Of Ohio.
One Lieutenant Governor, for the State
of Ohio
One Judge of the Supreme Court, (full
lerm.)
One Judge OF the Supreme Court, (for
Vacancy.)
One Treasurer, Of Sta.es
One Attorney General, of State.
One School Commissioner,
One Member OF the Board of Public
Works.
Que Clerk Of the Supreme Court.
One State Senator for the Eight Senator.
al District, composed OF the counties of
Lawrence, Gallia, Meiss and Yinton.
One Representative for tho county Of
VintOn.
Cne Prosecuting Attorney, for the coun.
ty Of Vinton.
One Recorder, for the county Of Vinton.
One Commissioner, for the County of
| Vinton,
Apportonment Of Grand and Petit Jur.
oFs to each Township for the year 1866.
CLERKS OFFICE NINToN County, o.
To TUE SRERIEF OF SAID COUNTY.
In accordance with the law making il the
duty of the Clerks OF the Courts Of Common
Pleas Of the several counties in this State to
present to their respective Sherif''s OH the
First Monday of September Of each year
statement OF the number of Jurors to be Sc
iectcd By the Trustees of the several Town.
ships for each year. hereby certify that
the amounts placed opposite each Town
ship, is the number 70: the year commenc-
ing in 1865 for said County.
Eagle 3 WiIkesyile, 10 Swan, 10
HaTrisoa, 5 Madison, 6 Knox, 8
Vjntoh, Z jackson, 10 Richland II
Brown, 8 Clinton, 10 Elk, 90
Witness my hand and seal of Office this
3lst day Of Augusta, D. 1868.
SAMUEL L. WILSON, Ok
Given under nay hand at my CfTlce, Nc
Arthur, Vnion County, Ohio, this 3lst
day Of August 1865.
J. SHOCKEY,
Aug. 81, l965-5w Shf. VCo.O,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21

,.H Sold by all Druggists aud Retailer,
everywhere,
~" u! BEWARE ! !of all worthless imi
.nlin0s.
~" Sec thnt "Costar's" name ia on eacl
3ox, Bottlo, and Flask, before You nuY.
HENRY II. COSTAR.
~ pnIVcIrAL DAPoT, 432 Broadway N. Y
-" Soli by DR.. A. CoNDEE, and all Drug.
i5ts and Dealers in Macarthur, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21
TAX NOTICE.

THE tax payers Of yinton County, are hereby
L notified that the Tax Duplicate for the last
half years taxes Of the year 1854, have been
placed in my hands for collection. Upon all
axes not paid or or before June 20to 1865, til e
law imposes q penalty of five per cent. l will
bel in attendance at the Treasurers office in Nc.
Arthur until that date, to receive the same.
HENRY REYNOLDS,
Treasurer V.Co.,0.
May I1th 1865-6w. 1.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-21

INCREASE OF RATS.-The Farmers Ga
setto Tnrlish) asserts and proves by figures
hot one pair ofrats will have a progeny and
ioscondauts nc less than Cal { 81 in three years
Now, unless this immense family can be kept
t0wn. they would consume mere food than
would sustain 5000 human boin 3.
~" See CosTAR'sn advertisement ia this
paper