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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE..

henry 3. Lacy, who resides in tho ci;v ,f
" washington, n Che District Of Con ubf, and
George ". Holland. whose ila.o of res;3rTr.
= unknown, will take notice that Mar HJ
lend, Atwinistratri% OF the estate OF I,ora-d
Holland, deceased, On tho l5,h day OF FehI"a'
ry, a, y. las5, filed her petition I'm the pyo.
bate Court within and for tho county of YIN
ton, and state ofOhio, alleging tl,at uc 49,.
sonai estate Of said deeodenl Is in,nHi,.f.u| H.
pa! his debts and tho charges oc admiristeriry
h.' estate That he did seized in fee sir,ols NJ
the toiow'ng described real estate .i,neFs II,
sad coUuty, to-Nit' ln-lot number one INN
dIaa ahc siXty.oEe ll6lj as dcsignatsd and
tla.heted on the recorded plat of ,he town NJ
NC aEtGrr, that Martha A. Holland. Goorrs W
holland Charles W. Holland, Edgar H. 1Iol-
lAnd, helen &. Holland. Hattie +. Holland ana
Lucy HOLLAND, as his heirs ut law. hojd the
heNt estate OF in hertanee therein. and that
soid Henry B. Lacey holds MORTGAGE on al
premises, The prayer Of said petition is for
She SAFE OF said promises, free from dover.
iof the payment of the debts and cbhrees aforeI
said, said petition will be for hearin1 an ,6o
lstE DAY Of March, a. d. 1895 or a, son,,
Thereafter IS counsel can be heard.
MARY HOLLAND, Admx
O1EsrABLE & SMvrL Atty's plt,G wv
Feb. II '65-6w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
PLAIN TALK.

Sruator Ben Wade, Of Ohio, in
the late debate upon the SCHEME OF
o. Inc Administration to IIrce q mock
State government upon L9ui3aua,
V said:
'tonched, whon The Foundation oi this
Glyerument i3 sought 70 Do swept
away by Executive u4urpatIon, 1t VIII
nJt ID to turn around t. me and say
that this comes from a PRECEDENT
g.. S7tom helped to eject, Or that the
measure is supported generally by
. any own party | Say, sir, that this
question goes to the very iouudation
ol republican governmen5, Il the
Precedent Of the United States, oge
rating through his MAJOR Generals,
.' can initiate a State government, and
"a. r.. can bring il mere aud force lis, com
pei us, to receive as associates on
this tioor these mere II mlckeries, these
men pi straw who represent nobody
... your Republic is at an enc.
r... Sir, | have heard great dea!
.''. about this pretended election in Lou
isiana, that did not como from MajO.
General Banks, aud pronounce the
proceeding mockery. 1t is not pre-,
tended. that there could bo drummed
Up from tho riff rat of New Orleans
.,. and sent into the vicinity under toe
mandate of a Major General mo.e
.. than about six thousand votes, where
over fifty thousand were formerly poll
cd.
Talk not to me of your ten per cent
.... principle. a more absurd, monar
ctical ani anti merican pHociplo
SEQ WIS never Announced Of Gods earth.
The ten per ceut. principle is Lin
COln's propositionto to reOrganiS5 and
protect any State government where
"A ,y -one-lenth Of the people ere tor the
b'l Dson.- This prlncip. G is we'll and
" ttly characterized by Mr.. Wade.
More DisgracsfulI scenes at the Inau-
l...tf guTation.
The negroes were thick in the CAP
HH1l, Inauguration day, aud Saturday
night, were numerous IN the White
~ House, to the exclusion OF hundreds
81. and handreds OF white Republican,,
f1..E who had come hundreds of miles tc
. .1AIt zee the eeene. The crowd about the
a i.3H White Hou.e was so great that the
whole block, at one time, was fllet
whito men, women, aud negroes, nc
able 30 get in. New York Express
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hc,r What the Baltimurr correspondent Of the Ola.
follow B,gu.boro', Maryland, said On Thursday tho SlBI
o; May, 1850:
"Guurruus yurt- n diseases caused hy e,ry inlscre-
tun having hcon pcrfrnA rs the English BoAuic Ply.
sciau iel Il iuy du,y, having kuuwudgeuf them, 70
state thgt,,t tclcvr that IN lpugs0 may dng service
e. the suffering One GIgc Ia laycutrtNat " yorng
man IN this ry- worthy Of note lie hHi become the
victim VI habit, the mere nluruu To which eausee
shudder and after years uf-rng aud dnc,orng gave NJ
oil hopes Of recovery lie wished 10 marry, and va,
dearly beloved by ~ sweet girl ever liaped words
uf affection, hut he rfG nervous, and rusraicl.
lie dared not wed on account Of the shattered state
Of his sys;eu he sought relief at the hands Of tc Bo-
iauc Physician and, astuniring m i may srn, n tho
bloom and yigor oi youth hR nturncd, and lie Il uuw
the happy hlthor Of a pair u bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
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liou Epilepsy, and Fits; Mental and Phv.
icai incaPacjiy, resulting from Self Abuse
&c. 3, ROBTj. CULVER WELL, MD.
Author Of the Green Book, &;.
The world renowned author, in this ad-
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experience that the awful consequences of
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without medicine, and without dangerous
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certain and eifeclu1l, BY which every suffer.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NEWS ron TIE LADIES.
4 PREvENrIvE TO HAVE cHIl-
DREN

Hear what the Cincinnati, Weekly pr.s, says on the 9Th
VI March, 1867.
We are decidedly opposed 10 tru~ Hut to advertised
remedies s'r .is prcy,non Of having children, but
G-i &c our duty a. ackuuWluga hrnrdt from any tui
from every source when Il IL for the relief " sulcruR
humanity. 4 icf he. cumc to uUr EnowlciSa that
ought 20 be- promulgated aud widely clrcuatrd fr lAs
benefit Of those lG !os whu' delicate health makes il
Necessary 20 prevent any increase Of tgn,ill
About twelve month, amer WarripE,, hdy pf orr Ha-
quaiutu,r alye birth ;'a daughter, Int hrt sutsiui
vrrr So great that her physicians deslrol ui her
cry This luda og dread III, ,ory thoughts tusniH lee
coming iuoth,r. Sh" tr,i every thiug 10 urryrui
yInl JL u!EH- Erf"rugs. lat wiki suo'c-lluc. FEH
ygsrl Hor mr a;r she wns nG .iu cuulcA hU; hur s'
EIugs Nr'r." r- That the C,l tirt and Ter uHn lliH
va G.sVnired &C. 81, "I' 'ud by Hgs faulty lhya-ipH
that Il she hal any Uurrcirgu hc t.cl lsrh ha WuuI
hy the forfeit ~ al the grgrs she ha, tried hc'ur'
hALMAEL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
EEGAL NOTICE.
So Of OAiO Vinton OouatV


John u, quinn, 9i itttspurgh' IN tho state
OF feunsy'aniN' VIII 'aEG notice Nl"I hAiy
tistons o., ihe C'ug,J o' Fihi,33-' IN the state
ofUhi2, ato'n 5h, 2'li aay oL December, A.h
I.'4, ''n Ier Fsl'.oh M the 'ourboi common
i'e"' W' '.h'n ara i'r "la county. OF 'irtcnn .
Hh4 >.a-. TO! Oh.. "tE'.al ;ae Sa'' Jonn y.
Quinn ana ""ea U9iAh' bernard HIiml'
james 4Unn' ,'lhnfihe VInn' fa'rcN u.
quinn. HuuoAi Hoo,2 - 4n' Marn9 cGrH.h
ae'e1Iah'a. 'o;L"t l"f,H t,@' s'oGt May A.!
Jew. I7caIsf h.".2" ~ aV,'gnI o. 1ta SAia SAia
May l"sl"t' g@f... ,,,>'' "''h i@'.'N Gtih.. ,
g'a'"E a..vI. we ''"'|LE ',"'l 'i i'a 'l' WI.
i .ani"c ''0 pole. ana lhE' NORM ifou lhe
south east c'ii.r y N2..' 10 "IlGngr .y" l'"h-
s''r". RANCE siN''G'. m ''' Vho '''.i&hys
purchase thence Alih one G'E'gs ana @%
m'ru'7s .e'' - poles mo - hhHsi Ue@ie
north ~ ,drHee "t,t 10Y f''es ana jAIa,
south MN. west o 4o.s7 NnI 10 mas ebeL'
2 32vthI 10 degrees east 10y l'.'' any ahIS, 10
the place Of ogEi;hI&. Aa' y .Ae S"a gay
O.! May a.. u; .;"', .'e s''' I'f''A gum a 2Et.
Ahcc '!e.4a L's Nli9, 'Ae...,' :, oes'. 'l 'Ls'
date - sara h''h'1gI L''e'" .r s.'" ~ j.
iuton"iae 20 convey tAe same but '"s' mere
i-a mistake ~ '".I ace" A. 'hiS tH"' l''.g."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
MARIETTA As5O GIiCIlIAlj
KAlLR L o 4 D.
- ~. gp, fss.5gl..4g u i:ysss : e e
PORTSMOUTH BRANCH

nN snd after T thursday, February IS, 1854,
" Tesu,a. Passenger T2g.us win run in con
nectuu wish she Trains Oh main line besT0ou
Portsmouth and tiucinu:-ri, as follows
Leaves Portsmouth ct S'5 A NJ arrives q:
li,nsor OF 9'5A.M.; arrive, OF Portland at
j1.0G AN, arrives "a jackson at lp.5iA. w.
arrives ct !lamlCl az ll:su An; arrives al Gin
cinrati at 5.55 PM;
Leaves Cincinnati at $50 An; leaves Ham
den at 500 PM; arrives at Jackson tt 5:34 ?.
~; arrives az Portland ~ i:2l ?. NJ; ar-iycs at
Pioneer Mt i:5o M: arrives 4! Portsmouth a.
$40 p.M
Accommodation Train departs from Ports
mouth at 2:45 PM; srriyes at pi7l5er al 4:9
aud duaarts at4 80; arriyOs as Jackson NJ f:tl
aud Hamdnn ~ 7:30. Departs $40 M ; ar
rves'at jackson at 1895: arrives az Pioneer q;
g:35; and arrives at Por,smGuthat liI5
Through Tickets 70 Cincinnati can ho obtain
cd nt Portsmouth, Portland, and jackson, d.
the following rstes
Portsmouth to Cincinnati aiO0
Portland " do e 400
jackson " DO 4,C0
ROUND TRIP TICKETS.
From Portsmouth 10 Cincinnati and return
$500 Tickets from Portsmouth to Marietta
sni Parkersburg e. 1890.
JOHN DURAND, sup't
R. w QUADE. Assist Sup't
Feb 25lh 1854 Tyr.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

1J7 The pay Of Andrew Johnson,
Bgisadier General, Military Governor
and Vice President elect Of the Uni
',e / States, as been stopped It. the
reqlas. Of lhc Quarter master Gene
Yai, unui he renders to the Quarter
masters Department. the ronros and
accounts required Q; him b. " and
the regulations for duty in TIA. othoe,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
What IL sad os' VIZ. L.nCnin,
Privately, by his TyEcutis'


. Tie Washington correspondent oI
the Cincinnati Catholic Telegraph,
an Ultra Republican, writes a5 foi'
lows 70 that journal;
write what know, and without
fear Of successful contradiction, when
inform your rGaiers that there is
hot member OF Cong es5, in Wash
inoton, who does not drnounce III
prlvate conversation Mr. Lincoln
nnd his cabinet, Ter ugurpGtions thIt
would alarm the country were they
known; and yet when an uGJrt Is
msde 10 expose thOm, these very
mrmbera rally 10 tho support Of the
Administrations. Should they tail to
ds 81, then political death, as III the
case Of the don, Henry Winner Da
sis AID Senator Wade. is at hand.
. He further SANS
.u My lgttrr las already run beyond
i,s proper length; end yet / bavg
scarcely touched upon the suhlsct /
set out to write Of When 10 the cot
ton, turpeutinc, rosjn, tar aud loba2
co swiudlcs, We adj the arbitrary ar
lnuury arrests, the iilegaI usurput!ons
snch as the commissioning OF Frank
B uir Major General without the con
currlucc Ui the Senate, and tho -
mblishment OF military government.
u.anst the known vii! ot Congress
oar people may realize that oar Gov
eminent Las changed It's character,
und ihlD our liberties are IN jeu!ar.
dy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

NECgo SERN ~ There arc, sajd
q sable orator, addressing ms Lo,har,
en-, Two roads tro' dis world tho one
am a broad anJ narrow road that
leads to perditiJn, and the oder Il uor
ross and broad ro8d tlat loads to Ias
truclion.'
What is date sad one OF bio hear.
crs. Say it agjn.'
4 say my breltaren, there two
roads tro' Cis world the one an d
broad marrow road that ,oRIs to per,
ditjon; tho oder a narros aud broad
road that leads 10 destruction
4! dat am de Gaze, said his Sabl,
qnas:iouor, dis culud iudiyidpa
takes to DO woods
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
N0EfCE,

Malinia Sharp Administrators Of tho estate
Of Caleb Sharp late Of the County Of Wilton,
and State Of Ohio, deceased, has fled her acr
coau.s and vouchers for inspection aud final
sctSlement. aud that the samd will he Tor hear
ing ON the lIth day of February 1875
RICHARD CRAIG,
Jan'y 18th lS65-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE.

John Stevens Administrator Of The Estate of
Samuel Walker late of the County Of Vinton and
State Of OhIo, deceased: has iiLsd his &C counts
and vouchers for Inspection and 11eal settle
meat and that the sane will be passed upon on
the 3Jtb, day Of January A. D. 1855
RICHARD CRAIG,
Dec. goth D. I854-Sw. ProbOts Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTlCE.

Robert Clark Guardian Of John Fec Jr. IN
insane person has Gied his accourtc ani youch-
ers for inspection and paryial\eet,lement and
that tho same vi Il be passed upon on tho 3Oth
day ofJanuarv 1865. RICHARD CRAIG
Dee. 2gth 1854 .--3v, Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE.

THE unders igned has been duly appointed and
/ qualified administrator of the estate of W
Ii. Long, late ofV linton county, Ohio, deceased.
Those having claims against t?e estate will
present them TO the undersigned 70 r allowance
GEORGE L. WILL.
Feb. %. '65-Sw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscr Der
IL has been daily appointed Administrator of
tho estate Of william Dudley, late of Vinton
county, Ohio, decesscI.
Feb. Is, '65 5-R. LiISI RoLpSEE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
MAIL GOING WEST.

Leaves ParScrahutg, 1T 74o A. NJ, leaves MAJ
i.',a az 7'45 a NJ; leaves Athsr. q. 1881 a.
li.i leaves Znlesti, ll:45 a. NJ: leaves Near
thur, 1918 4. NJ; Ilamjsn junction a, 1889
A. A'M.-Arriycs al OhlHcothc at l.5s Pm;
Leaves umiiieotho at 2Is J. Nj; ; leaves Love
!hnd a. $3.50 T. u; arrives nj Ciu,ulat,i at
Z%Te,h Treigh; co'ying passengers. passes
West as2.3lP.M. s''"'
Inc Accommodation Train Leaves CbiilicotIe
NJ 5:2J a. H.; arrives Mt Cincinnati at ln.25 a.
N. leaves ContirNa'i q. $50 ?. NJ: arrlyesa,
Cnillicothe At $50 P. n. 9"
COM octicns nre made at Loycl.rd with
Iran, TO aud from Colum bus: ard M IIar,icn
junction with trains 10 and from PD-tsmoItr
JOHN DURAND, Sup',.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

A DAnKEY ANSWER AT "a Christ
mus celobrAion hy a conuabaud
schoyia. Norfolk, the teacher asked
tho httIo durkeys whose birthday they
were celebrating, aad they all, with
one voice, cried out General But
Ier's.N
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENnREAL
nIGHkSES

Wi.hOut the usr oi Mercury, without hlnarance fum
business Wl without fearoi discovery exposure. No
do,liy polsons, such arAur, nux vomea opium, ur
any other poi5oHs NJ mercury any duWlly minerals
-n,tnug but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies are
usei ly this wonderful Botanic Physician. Hi Botanic
Remedies yet failed 10 cure the most obstinate
ana the most dangerous os and tD n, mercury
and other Impurities from tho syfem when ull other
Rsutdi,. had failed "A A,LcJ Journal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE

i.omucl Clark Guardian Of George T. Atkin-
son ha- filed his accounts and vouchers for iu-
specliou and final set.lenen, and that the
same vill b. fer hearing on ths 18th day OF
March 1855. RICH ARD CRAIG
Feb. 23rd ls35--Sw Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
II You arc SICK, call at DR.. Conlce's

easbDrug Store aud got.a prescription
An ounce OF preventative is worth 2
pouud oicure. many long epell Of
. sickness hos teen prevented, by tg.-
; King proper remedies in time,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

Leaves Cincinnati at 7.40 a. NJ. Losyos Toy,-
aud. at .:5} q. H.; arrives O., Cbilr.n,No al,
l2:2' P.M.; Leaves Cnjlliaotho etig.50 =. NJ;
!eayos '.amd'u Juncdou%a 2I5 =. ~; leayas
1cAItDu". a, 2'1l p. NJ: leaves ZaIesRi. nt 8 o1
7. @- leaves Athens at4:lj Pm. Arrives
ct Marietta 40 t.55 =, H.; arrives Il. parkors-
burg ut EUJr NJ.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTlGE.

Hiram Newton Guardian Of Alva c. Newton
has filed hs scco UNITS ard vouchers for isnpec
ton aud final settlement ard that the same
will be for hearing on the 18th day OF Februa-
~ 1865. RICHARD CRAIG,
Feb. 2. 1e65,--ST Probate JGdge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

hoNEY WANTED.--We hope --om
ftisnds wi,o are indebted to us V;ll
not be backward in paying what they
oYa.ng, In ony absence, MIa. Brat
tthcSdl receipt for The same.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
rAcTs ARn sTuRsoRN TAINasI

Hsarwl.' ~. Philadelphia. correspondent s,ys in to
Coma. f,th, Wilmington Delaware, 9Th u April,
1852.
' IA EHL''-h -untlHHau, I.meIly c1nnsc'sdNfh the
Rri.sa Aiuy, and wlI STYLES himself the Ensl-l To-
taI.c physicllu has 9i hie ENgc Nh extensive rcpui-
tou l"yr 10y -i 10 curing ~ manner u complaints.
NJ oC HE p,'ipuis have cu1 1'-I,cd with, apl they
pronounce hls remedies aud mute OF treatment ~ very
superior Fum- ha'e been restored as 10 by magic. Tho
medicine hc used "a Distilled hy hrs-f from various
hcrpa possessing rJrn curative properties.
"WE.- acting H the army hr devoted HE leisure
h0lu,L.s g. thorough study Or the cG-cll produced ly
certain medicinal roots AMI hcrla ~ all manner VI d.
u seems he las iJlul suy and -.ody remyy
fur hli the i.s tint G-- N heir TO- Ifs prc'.cl i
already ey'rr fiye aud daily ucrliug IN The COM
plants O. which iru.us are ,it tal le has no v17I
as Irgr number h,Ir h0,o testified tina, tley owe MT
ouly hcll present good health, bat THAR yl t. tue
ak,ii " this English Botanic Physician"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE.

j. N. Hutsen Administrator of Che estate ef
Joseph Gill deceased, has iled his account, and
vouchers for inspection and final settlement.
and that the ssme will be for bearinc ON ,bs
25th day Of February 1855.
RICHARD CRAIG
Ee9 q lSS',-SE Probate Judge
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

!, .JRE TUE Road 70 wLALTH, IL To ADvERrIsz
SeyE urfrSrss. TERMS, PAWN ADVANCE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
MARIETTA AND CINCINNATI
RAaEEsOAD.
rs s. ;l4I;; 5, =
MAIL GOING EAST,

NNa after Monday, October 81 1894. and
~ untiIliurLhor notice, trains viii run ~ fol-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
HEAR WHAT TIs MEpicAL PRESS
sATS.

u riy,iritns require o. As tl'l tho nature of your
d,...,s-tAc ENGLISH NoTANl' PHYSICIAN dos
unt Iiis susrfoi ', iaiUf The hr,a gu syss5m c1l'a
him td-srlb, the t,.1sJ vi,hgutRny iuivuptiuu ;ryaI
o., yI'.,E! tIeXiu is %, ,Hal elus, ~ o. gnrsE'c
ilf ,yr. Arl wha' s mot. yl07b" iiiI ~ will hon
,,Ivap! frau..y ,' shebDr yyu cI 10 cugvl " r't.
This Will satisfy y.sr r.,a' save yuu erT~nsc, time
l-rblc ant I,.t.r.i4i-.rt II Ill h the mJ.us ~
..rin. yar utay % il'.,r; Il viii save yulr health,
HrI, Wna s l-ttur tu l .y will s.r- y1lr 10 from
Luiur slilrt,u,l Dos wrong 'ra.'mcut
I!, cv.uiiim'r.ns tr. iuuIr sil.ut my lr5rn,tlun
f.In thu Ruiyut, th.rtf rr hr thoroughly uI'cctahls
th.I- PIysiyal ruuI.t.. ana Vhruot sA Development,
without which Ar rp1rr .1ui have performed - many
astuui.NIn .r.- Z, oiHllI "a rcmomi'Ir! that This
G,'AUir Ih}si.tu Is,gllru. Guns Thought lWrrs....
Iiyuu huyo tried ull"r'apr wv nu ru-f tyun WISH ;!
on god health HnI ips liI' % y"u a.. vi7, y'n ~
Co. rii ,ar.rl. DIR KApli tSl the RtIuir Ph,s,.i.n
Al A'- t-UlUnrn.r-riuut uul Interviews ne at.ir,V
private Aul cont .,ruri,'.- Medical JVgiHl.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

FcElfest goqlcrs 81 7oCFTnrAcn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

- VOCAL DEIARTMENT n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

OgFlOlAL GRG&N-OF ylNToN COUNTY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

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The Opelousas courier., 1865-06-17
NOuYELLEs DIE CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga, 80 mai-Les chemins de fer de
Ia George ne sont pas encore repares ct cepen-
dant le Sud besoin de moyens de communica-
ton ct de transport pour avoir des marchandises
LIE Sud est dams une grande detresse ct dams une
horrible penurie de tout. lima pas d'instruments
aratoires; il manque de lnge, de meubles, de
vaisselle, de livres. II faudra tout lui fournir
lie Nord.O Quest poura lui fournir tout celia aussi-
tot cue le chemin de fer sera repare entire Chat
sanooga ct Atlanta; mais celia ne peut etre fait
avant un mois. Les marchandises seront en-
voyees dams cette derniere vile qui deviendra
lie grand entrep6t de Ia George.
LIE pont sur rEtawah est brals ct de Ia lie che
min de fer etc detruit jusqu'au Chattahoochie
LIE pont sur ce dernier cours d'eau etc brale
aussi. ct ne pourra pas etre rstabli avant IL Ter
Juliet
Les citoyens SO proposent de demander au
President Ia nomination dun gouverneur mill
taire provisoire.
Les autorites unionistes d'Atlanta ct Macon
ont lance des ordres requerant les officers ciyis
de prefer lie serment d'allegeanee
The Opelousas courier., 1865-06-17

tranquille: c'est un amant, rob;.. s.
desirs ct de l'envie publiqne ct y',ss e. spss
neur refuse son excessive anto.!!.@ !a@ss]]
portable a lui.msme. "u~hse sai;
L'ambition le rend done m.n /
plus, ellie lavilit ct lie degrade. ads'A1a'sas nra
ses pour parvenir! Il taut para,tx,s xa' &Q
qu'on est; mais tel qu'on mons ae, s aea l
sesse d'adulation: on encepse =, 'oahaie L
qu'on meprise !; bassesse 1eylsolo AL % adea
voir essuyer des degolts, dsva,a.s Sasts' = ii
les 1ecevolr presque CONNIE des 10, p,.sss uss ~,
de discrimination: point de ssnti' s,aees;;
ne penser que d'apres les a,,traa ta'sals
dsreglement: devenir les complies, a,s', =
les ministries, des passions de % es0s !, q n pp
dependons. ct entrer en- part d. ~ u. q g
pour participer plus surement l.s. nas
fin, bassesse meme d d'bypocrjsis ''als y grsas
quefois les appences de la pisti ''ap'aas
de bien pour parvenir; ct iaire s.V peFa
ton, la religion meme qui la eend.n N
Qu'on nous disc apres celia aalaas aa
des grandss ames: c'est lie earse1s,a y, ,ss :
iache et rampant; cest lie trait l. a
dune anie vile; lie devoir tout ssn INV Y
mener a la gloire celle qu'ou da;, 'sa Is II
ct aux intr'gues de ralnbiton "sai
avec ellie un caractsre de l,onte. On; a
more ellie ne promet les royaunss - T. =
toute leur gloire, qua ceux oui s :. ue Y
devant l'iniqnite. ct qui Sc dspr.%s. 4 pe 4
ment eux-msmes. reprochs n;al ton;'
sesses a votre elevation; yos MY. sI0aai
sans cesse les avilissements ouj IT, I4s Y vi sp8|
ct les titres de vos honneurs et a.
deviennent eux-msmes lrs traia nuts NJ y u \
ignominie. Mais dams resprit DE- ss ss,e
success couvre la honte des moyen,' ,ssaas y s
venir, ct tout ce qui lie meme IA es. eI /
re quill cherche: il regarde crs ys,,ss y s
qui ne veulent rien devoir qua h n..Ss L
neur ct aux services, CONNIE d. sv.s' ~.
man ct de theatre, ct croft que p;s
sentiments pouvait faire autrefois i III ~ 4
gloire; mais que c'est la bassesse Ct NV W.
qui fait aujourd hui ceux de Ia fortuna II
Aussi rinjustice de cette passion m s.s !, i
trait encore plus odieux que ses iuouasas 4
honte. Tn ambitieux ne connait dss K
qui le favorise; le crime qui l'esys n q
CONNIE une vertu qui l'enhoblit. An
lamitie NEST plus rien pour lui das @ MI
resse sa fortune; mauvais citoyen. h s;ss1
parait estimable qu'autant qu'ells hi !.
merite, qui entire en- concurrence ayss
ennemi auquel il ne pardonne point Iia;I
bic eede toujours a son interst propssii
des sujets eapables ct Sc substitue ! In
sacrife a ses jalousies lie salut de fEa
rait avec moins de regret les affairs,
perir entire ses mains, que sauvees m
ct par les lumieres dun autre.