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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE
he STATE OFOjIO, vIETON COUNTY
in PkOBATE COURT,

IN PhOBArE COURT.
Joseph Wilcox adms. PtRl
1T Susan Alexander Dee d Ps,I,,or 4.
ags'nkt su ps.i'
Sarah Alexander e, al Deh.
Zacariah 7. Alexander defendcnt non y,.Id.,,
y the state 0fOhio, whose reSidepc, I. M
inown. and one uf the Aeirs at law OF So
Nlcxandet deceased. Will taks nctics ~,
Joseph Wilcox administrator of the Fst. - -
Susan Alexander deceased, on the Oil d. ~
November 1854 filed his petiticn in the p,o'
bate Court within and for tho CouhtI ~ VA
ton state of Ohio. alleging hat the ner,or.l
,state "t said deceased is insuihcisnt to INV bs,
ieptS md tho charges of aiministe ring b.,
state; that she lied seized In Zee ,imris =, ~.
'olloWlhg described real estate situa- ed in . sid
county "f Finton;to wit: Commencing n, ,bs
'"utI west 'Orncr OF seotion number nins n. !
n township number nine. (9,) of range MN
her eishteen. u.s. thence north nine,v on.
'olS. thence east !hrty four rods. tIencs
sonth ninLy one rods, thenre west thi rtv. fony
reds to tho place Of beginning. con.sinIr.
twenty &C o. more or less and that Sar.b
Zacariah TRebec, = and Juh1 W. Ale,an5a,
iSher heirs at law, hold the neg; osta,. -
Inheritance therein. -
The prayer ofSaid petition ia for the s,,. ~
'hd PREMISES, for the payment of the dsh,s
and charges aforesa d, said petition will bs 10,
hearing nnthe lO'h day Of ] scemhe, IssI n,
~ soon atter as council can he heard
Nov.l7 ga 4w JOSEPH vii INV
f. A. BRATToN. Atty Adm. Sns,n Az.
" ''''''0 ne and'r deessssi,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

Notwithstanding tn ups ard march o
ever, article o! lux ry md consumption, and
nur enormous inrreas on lV for the err.
1867, lhr S ar Paper nj the r public, vi l.
its ory c. umns oi sIr.ling origin mat
wi, cnn,nlr 10 he is,urd at .ix cents upy
aud sold py all newsncl ali p.riodi i'aI.
deuirrs in america. It's IoI, aud ron rajie
history msurrs it, ,uo,cribr,s as,inot t.
casualties aud lalali les wllch have we,
so many mushroom journals OF the boar l.,
aud left their patrons dI,Cnn-uIate ot the
loss OF their money.
To mail subscribers our terms are
Casa in adv ure Sin5le copies 50 80 n
wear three copies, 81 ; six ruprS, 5l3
nine cories, $50 The party VINO sends us
$50 fnr club ol niHe copies will rereivr an
ai IiiouaI copy Tree. Six months subscrjp.
on received
Subscribers shcull be careful 10 write
plainly the name ol their p ,st offlcr, rourty
aud State. S,ecimen copies s-nt free to al
applicants
CAULDWELL g. WHITNEY,.
Prdprirtors .; The New lrrk Mrrcnry
Nos. 45 Ann street aud l3 Fulton stree
New YorkCity,
Dec. ~ 64 5w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

HNHE times fuF holling t.. Ois'rit
i Court ani the Cmr'4 of Comm, II
Pleas in the s'veral G nl,irs IT lh1 S'vr II.
ih Julicisi District Of Ohio, for the year
lssS, arr fixed rs IolI'ws:
DISTRICT COURT.
Washington, April FL y.n,h. Mrig>
ApriI lopheenlh; C-l'in. Ari Srven,-rn'h
Lawrrre, Anii' -Ninr'pruth; Srintu. Anil
Fw.nty frsi PIkr,AI rii Tu,nly fourth Per
~ September flurih, F,ili,d SrptrH brr
Sixth HJckingt Sept 'nhrr Ninth Athens.
September E'e%,n'h Vmmn Srptenb~r
Tnre eeLth und -hcSrom, September Fill
ifsn'h W.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FInsT SIN DIVISION ..lIo,kng February
fM,nl, fr,. My hteenth October Third
Perry Mtrhn 1hiTtrenih May Twenty
SeCund, October siG'renth Fairfcld March
twenty seven June Fifth November SIKH
SECOND SuB DIVISION .-Iswrnre, Fr5ru'
cry Fourteenth; May Sixteenth Sep'em'
hsr Twenty sixth Vintoli, Frbuary Four
tseuth, May SItpen,h, September Twenty
siIth, Jackson. February Twenty eight b
Nay Thirli"Ih. October Seventeenth Pike,
March FourNrn,h. June Thirteenth, 0c'o.
Der Thir, frs, ,Scioto. March Twenty first,
June TNrn g. Nhv'mb-r Fourteenth
THIRD Sus,Divisr.'E. Washington,
February F,d'trrnh My Sixteenth, Ocro-
Der Sscnnd Aihsc. Febmuy 23rd. My
Twenty fifth O,tnh"r Tht first, Mplgs
March Sixth. JuLr Fi'th0clober S'x'eeul III
Gsllia, March sixteenth, June Twelfth
October Twenty thrl.
John p, PIlI',, ja'E's Of the Court,
P. Van Taimp, ~ Common Pleas "I
John Wrlch, he Seventh Judicial
WV, JSsason Di.i,r of Ohio
The Stat Of Ohio, !
Nhton County.
!, SsmnelL. wilson. Clerk Of the Court
Of Common Pless, in IN for said COUNTY,
do hereby certify that the foregoing Is iu
and true copy OF the adginoI order in relrr'
snce 10 the times of holding the District
end Common Pleas Courts. in The Seventh
Judicial District Of Ohio.
Witne. my hauh ana the sea OF
\. said CoutAt McAuhur this Dad
h' day of Nnvember D. 1864
SAMUEL L. WILSON,
EeV. a4th:6I. 6w. Clerk.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
DR. s RICKLANDS
NJ f L l. i F U OU s
{ o u G II BALSA

NURES Coughs, Colds. Sore Throat
~ A>ll'm' and Consumption. I,is only
necessary Tor an one troubled with these
r"mPldIht- 10 try onr t1llir Of
Nt'i"k'nnd'> Melliauou, Cough Bal>om
TO convince t.rm that it is thu best prrparae
'lnn ever used. 1t nu only cures the aboy-
rhectinns Of the Throat aud Lungs. but il
cures Night SNenls and'Sritting OF Blood
and is an excellent gatgle for any Kind Of
Sore Throat. II is pleasant 10 take. and ,
fsl' nedlcinp TOT infants. Prize 81 cent,
PER bottle. For .ac By Druggists general
B.
March "a, 's4--Iv.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
Width 2.-First col. --
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGSI

Hear what tho Philadelphia correspondent says in ha
Commonwealth. Wilmington, Delaware, 9Th Of April
1889:
"An English gentleman, formerly connected with tbs
British Army and who styles himself the English Bo
tanlc Physician has Of late gained extensive reputA
ton here by his skill In curing all manner Of complaints
somaRf his patients have conversed with, aud they
pronounce hrs remedies and mode Of treatment very
superior Some have been restored II by magic. The
medicine he used is distilled cy himself ffom various
herbs possessing rare curative properties.
"Whils acting In the army he devoted bis leisure
moments to thorough study Of the effects produced BY
certain medicinal roots and herbS all manner Of die
eases II seems no has found and speedy remedy
for all the ills that flesh Is heir to- His practice IL
already extensive and Is daily increasing. In the c0m
plants to which females are subjected he tAs equal
a large number here have testified that they moi
uuly their present good health but their lives TO the
Sk Of this English Botanic Physician" His oficC i al
No. 50 EAST FIFTH STREET,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
MNzZZHl21 ]!
SOLDIERS
% az d B eek 10 the Wnr.
l. - + 4 o Il u + a / Il |

Ma hay- diei from Dlauhe and d s
len,rry IN y"ur regiment; mnw take W rN'
| and d. nnr rP'um win, n >uuISi ing
your knsp,ack, vim boI'le q d. Nrr,'k
lands An'i.Cholrra NiIlurr--reu'mher
how man, were : ,ved lat year bv taking
il after hping dI~rhirged anl Srnt from the
h., piIals d, in, urab,e. 0ne'dosr will i'm
mrdiaieIy relieve lh1 most severe case ol
D,arhnGa ur Dvsentrry II is arknnwl
rdged ~ rure Chrunic QiarrhGa and Dys-
emery. Now dOu'r ueglecl il, for IN Your
rerum a change vf diet an waie:. etc
viii most rrrrainl, hiring On Diarrhg,, an.
81 cen hnrrlp of Dr. StriCkiand'- Ahu
Cholera Mixture will rurr yon sud several
Others l. vii, keep gund in ahy climate.
d" NOT fail Ia tell rOnr comrades Ia put a
baulr ul t. in their khpSaCkS
Sold by Druggist, AMI .prrrrd rnr b'
Rr. A Strickland 6 East Fourth street,
Cincinnati, .
March % "a. Nv.
SuldirrS-ws think DR.. Slrirkland is
quite tight il advising ,ou in his advertise
neat IN our cOlumn> nj tn da,'s paper I"
take bottle ol his highly recommended An
t.choleu Mixturr in youl knapsacEs' il
NAV save the lives Of manV Of oar best sui
dlers. Mothers SEE that yous sons do not
neglrbt it You ron get it al lhr Drug stores
at 30 Gems pei bulllp. 1t is the best fem"'
dy far Dim,het and D!srntery.
Mar ~ Ga ly.
DIX STRlCKLAND's Remedies ior
sale ~
DIR A Cnnder Macarthur.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES'
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHI.
DREN,

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly Press says the sA
u March, 1862:
We arc decidedly opposed to drugs aud to advertised
,smodes for the prevention Of having children but
i 1t our duty to acknowledge benefit from any and
nj every source when II Is for the relief Of suffering
..dInanity. fact has come to our knowledge thaa
ought Ia be- promulgated and widely circulated for tho
benefit II those ladies whose delicate health makes Il
necessary to prevent any iucreIse Of family.
About twelve months after marriage, lady OF our 40.
auAintance gave birth to daughter, but her Sueringl
we're great that her physcans depared VI her ecoV'
cry This made her dre 'ery thoughts Of again he
coming mother. She trirJ every thing to prevent
repetition fher sufcrngs hut without succeeding Two
rings we're 80 great that the child died. and her own life
was despaired Of She tod by her family physician
that II she had any nors children he feared her life would
be the forfeit As all the remedies she bad tried before
RAPHAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS

READ THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS
As all parties manufacturing sewing w.,
chimes ure obliged to pa, Mr. Howe utrt.
each Sewing.lachinrs sold, aud are Also cor
PEELED ~ make quarterly returns to him, sta
ing n.Idcr oath. the number sold, hi, boot
give correct statement oi The nclun numh
of Machines sold by the ditfcrrnr msntactnTc.
From Tins reliable source WE have ubr aimed II
following reliable statistics. showing The IN,
her OF Sewing Machines di>puSed Of during ,
last year reported The priucip cOmpUIi,
making them are WhcrltT q Wilson, ! )
Singer 20. and Grover a .akcr. OfU
Mac LInes sod there wore sold
BY WHEELER IL WlLSOT....... -. 81 81
By W. Singer ~ Cn.,..... ......... 1919
~ Grover & Baker. .......,......lunS
Showing the sales Of Wheel Wilson a.
donNlc 1'any other company. N Y rb~crc'
We have personally cxnninrd tie varir
clnneH before tie public. withnn gryi.
desire to place before our reader, reliuhIrir,o
nation As the result Of snch eXumrarirr,
nuheSltatinrly rcc"ml1rnd Whcolrr 4 wilson
Sewing Machines ~ th1 Machine for family H.,
Western ChriSL.an Advocate
! x lIrlte daughter, of nine years t. kcs ol
W heeler Wilson's uran. ot,
y 4Efhts II IN place Ousfly and readily ain
'girts, and performs with il all ordnn,
work. She ran make her"wn dro>.e irrlr
ing hemming. gathering and Sort'rg in Il
sleeves. Four 'IonIh Us" in my family ha
made itR necessity and lux, ~
Rev, g. B RoyN1oH
We use the Wheeler wilson Scwmy VI,
chine, ana can say in reguro 20 il that it is W.,
ont rival. No other Mach ne rxrrr,lS il in
adaptation to all purposes Of dom e,tic NE
Scientific American.
~ Serd for circular containing spcc;nn
Of sewing test!m"nirls, rir ctr
WILLIAM SUMNER &C..
Jun 80, "a II west FuurthSI - tiurir
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
BeS Family sewing u;
= hine.

LIAVlNG MADE. tor over seven ycn,,
Rl mos popular Family Saving Machirr.
the country, and now emrluN ing ~ 900 TO-
their business, and making loo Machines :,
day, they ure prepared, with such extrat rdiu
ry hcilitles and experience, to guarantee To
purcI aser entire satisfaction. All cur N
hines are made equally well and are
WARRENTED THREE YEARS,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
DIR A Cnnder Macarthur.
VIM. Burtcnshaw, llamdrn.

NOTICE is hprehy given hat Mary Mur
' dnrh cxernlrix rfihe E,ictr Ut Pat
rick Murluck late cI Vinlon county, Ohi"
dpcc,-ed whO WaS Executor of The rsae OF
Jsmrs NJ Cunnpl. drre SD, has Il ed hrr nc
counts AMI vnnchers Of lhf estate ol Janr'
Mcdonnell decrease ID, or inspection anh TN
nj settlement: and lhar tn same vii BE-
Tor hearing on thr 3O'h day Of December
1884 RICHARD CR ZIG.
d e. Sin 1864 -3N Probate lIg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the odA'
hlow BoonsbOro Maryland, said on Thursday, the 3ss
OF May, 1860:
"Nnmerous cures Of dsescs caused by eary indsero-
:on having been performed ~ the English Botanic Fhy'
Ichn feel it rny duty, having knowledgeof them, 70
ate the fact believing that In doing may dol SerVoo
TO the suffering One In particular-that Of young
man In this citys worthy Of note He had become the
victim Of habit, the allusion to which causes
,hudder aud years ofsuring doctorng gave mp
Ill hopes Of recovery liz lshed to marry, and WAS
dearly beloved by sweet EIrI - ever lsped words
nf affection at ne was fearful, leyOus and prostrated
IA dayed IL W. OF. account Of the shattered state
Il bis syste BE sought rcs; the hands Of the Bo-
snic Physi n, and, ssouiahins W. may seem All the
..Oom and vigor Of youth Lu returned ana 10 " no"
he happy father Of pair VI bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
NOTICE.

John Stevens Administrator of the Estate af
Samuel Wall ker late nf the Cunt, %, Vinton and
State ofO T. ecesssi: has filed hi, accou, !
an youch"rs 7 Inspector II and lnes sct,le-
ment and har he sane W i'll he pu..ed upon 90
the Goth, lay ofJanuAry A D 1855
RICHARD CRAIG.
Dse, fstb !. 3. IsaI-sW. Probate Jud se
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
HER0KEE REM t D y
-AND-
CHEROKEE lNjErrION !
Compounded from UOor>, Ba,k.
and Leaves,

CHEROKEE REMEDY. the vreat Jndi,
Diure.ic. cures all diseases fthe urinar, 80
gans. snch H. ln"nnrinrnrn of tho Urine, I',h,i
nation uf the Bladder. lrhammari ion of the KId
neys. Stone in the Bladder Strcnre. Gravel
iil"ct, Hon"rrhea, and is especially recommend
ed in those cases Of Flunr Albus (U Whites in
fena|es) where all the old nauseous medici n,
have failed,
1t Is prepared in highly concentrated form,
he dose onl' being one to two tesspooutu,
three times per day.
II is diure'icand alternative in its ction; rr.
Tying aud cleansing the boOl, ca, inv II +.
flow in all "f it's original ?urit, and viz. =: Inn,
removing from the >ysten ull PERM uu, ,u.os
which induced leceaSe.
flli ROKEE IN; ECrION is intrrdsd NJ
All ally or assistant to the Crhrokpr Rpmrd,
md should h" used in conjunction with thnt
medicine in I'LL cases Of G0nurrhea IIlret In .,
Albns"r Whites ls effects u Q heulnv soott
ing aud demulcnnt; remrving all scaI,liny. hen.
rh"rdee aud pain instead Of the hL ming nr..
almost unendurahle pain that IL experience.
with nearly all the chear 1uock Gieriions.
~ the Use "f the rHERoREE REMEDY and
HERoREE INJECTION the two medicines at the
,ame time nll Improper discharges are remny
ed. and the weakened organs are spsediIv pa
>torei to full vigor and strength.
For full particu ears get nur pamphlet from
any drug sore In the GonntrJ. or write us and
We will mail FREQ to my address, q full treatisc,
Price' CHEROKEE REMEDY. two dollars tar
bottle. or three bottles for I've dollars
Price. CBERoKEE lNJEcrIoN twndollars per
hottie, or three bottles for I've dolurs.
Sent by Express to any address on receipt Of
price. W
Sold in Macarthur at0r. \ Con lee Drug ,,orr
and by oil druggists everywhere
DR. W. r MERWIN go.
SOLD PnoPRrEroRs
No SO Liberty 81 Na. g..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
Rl IHlS SlGy We CVAlQER

"Whenevrr The way SEEMS long,
Or the heart begins 10 fall,
We sing d more wonderful snhg,
AMI tell more nVyeloLS tale"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
The Stat Of Ohio, !
Nhton County.
GODEY'S LADl'S BOOK
TIE


TIE
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rs, TIRTUR FINE RrS, and FISH
10 The most m gnificeut SteSl engrav'
ings. ID, ubIe Fsslnon Plates. Wood en-
cravings on every subject that can interest
lOdeS Crochet knitting. Netting, Enbroi.
DEFY, articles for the Toilet i1r the Parlol,
the Boudoir, and the Kitchen. EVERYTHING
IN fact, TO make a COMPLETE LADT's RorE.
LADIES FAiORlTE FOR 81 YEARS.
M Magazine has been able to compete
with il. Nube attempt il.
GopET,s RECEIPT for every department
OF bouspholds
M0DEL CufrlGFS. DRAwixa JlSSoHS for
the Young oRIGIEAL AusIC, GARDEHlSG ior
l1dies. Fashions from NesSrS. A i Stew
Gu& Co. or New York. the mil ionaira
merchants. appear in Cooley, the only Mig.
OSine hat has, them
Also Fashions from the celebrated Bro
die, o. New Y'irk.
Ladies' Bonnets. We give more o
them in year than any Other M4gozine In
fact, the Laty's Book enables every lady 10
b. her own Bonnet maker.
MARION N ARAAND,
AuthOrrSs of Alone, ""Eldder PIX b" 1 o.
Side, ""Eemcsis," anil "Miriim,"
writ's for Godry zach month aud for no
Other n,gssine. We have also retained al.
Csy old aud iIvoite contributors.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

Tie hIst Of the year will in1ugnra'e the
lhri.iing Original novelette, b! Doctor J. II
ID . hiusnn pntiIIpI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

FENIVAHGI SGONHAI n NU VGENANGAo
DISEASES,
without the use OF Mercury without hindranco ffom
business and without fear Of discovery exposure Nc
deadly posons such arsenic, vOmica, opium, or
any other poisons Nomercury any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
used by this wonderful Botanic Physician Ills Botanic
Remedies never yet failed to the most obstinate
and thmos dangerous cases. and to remove all mercury
and other impurities from the system when oil other
Remedies had failed. Medical Journal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
50 EAST FIFTH STREET
CINCINNATI
MORE GOOD NEWS!
FROM HIGH AND RELIABLE AZ.
TH0RITY.

The Botanic Remedies Of Doctor RaphAsi the English
Botanic Physician, failed yet 10 make perfect,
radical, and permanent cure Of ALL
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
A l. Il y ii D.
OR
-r1yr ,,TT,In Nm NUN f,IpTN

The HILU UF IIIE UVWU'
whith viii be l,lloWed BY d new s'or, b,
MIS- M, h. B addOn, written express : Iur
tie New Yrrh Mercuiy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
70 TIE CLERK OF VIM
TOW COUNTY

HNHE times fnF holling Il. Dis'rit
i Court Ani tho CInr'+ af Cumnl II
Pleas in the s'veral & nr'i~o II lh> S'Nr II.
ih JulirisI District OF Ohio. f0r IIt year
ls6S, arr fixed rs follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
I n L II | l.

We are manufacturing lie bes, anJla, s,. im-
p'vel CASE MILLS. Those wshinga vii
well to hand in ihfir order in time.
BENJAMIN DILL.
nary l2th ls6S.--tfc
, 1865-11-24

ARREsTED.-- .--Jarvin J. Bush, who with his bro
theirs, George and Edward Bush, in a row atsthe
Lower Cascades, some eighteen month"; since,
killed the Sheriff, Edward Sullivan, and ]. P.
Dennson, has just been arrested and indicted in
Portland for the murder of Sullivan. Since the
murder, says the OregOniaH, he has been to Mex
leo, and returning was recognized, and is arres-
ted under the law of Oregon which provides that
where party is mortally wounded in another
State, and is brought into this State and dies of
his wound, the murderer is subject to arrest and
trial in this State. GeorgeaH Edward were ar
rested and acquitted at Vancouver, but Jarvin
Bush made his escape at the time of the murder,
which was the result of feud of long standing
between the "Bush party" and Sullivan. Dem
nison was the keeper of the house where the
fight took place, and we believe, was killed while
making efforts to separate the men, and preserve
the peace.
, 1865-11-24

MONTANA ITEMs.-The Post talks of l6lb. tur-
nips, solid and good all through, raised OF Mill
Creek, 20 miles from Virginia.
Mr.. James McNutt shot and wounded Thomas
J'JohusOn, it is thought mortally, the latter
having avowed his inte ntion to entice Nuts 5
wife away. Johnson was Justice of the Peace
"A very pretty justice.
The dead body of Ed. Wall was lately found,
dead in the water, near canon ferry.
new rich gulch, called Zone Eye" had been
discovered in the vicinity of the Jdcko Mission.
Apprehensions are entertained of the fate of
nine prospectors, operating on the Yellowstone.
They were last seen by Mr.. J. II. Haynes and
party, 100 miles from Bozeman city, both par
ties having" " lost their reckoning The Haynes
party, however, had safely res sched Virginia.
Nov. /, witeuessed the first sleghing of the
season at Virginia.
Drinks are raised to fifty cents each in Virgin
ia. The Bacchanalians are "indiguant over il"
An amOrous young couple proceeded to a ho-
tel a. Helensand engaged Groom for two" at the
H-Iouse, after having been declined accommo-
dations at the I-Hotel. The b-hoys "smelt
mice" and a delegation waited on the couple
and advised the assistance of priest or justice,
which was consented to and the proper ceremo-
mics were put through in quick time aud legal
manner.
, 1865-11-24

BotsE ITEMs.-Mr. Fl. Bledsoe, W. F. L Co.'S
Boise Messenger furnishes US the following items
Snow fell on the 10th of Now; in Idaho City
to the depth ofthree inches. Rur4z, the China
man murderer was found guilty Of murder in
the first degree on the evening of the 18TH The
jury were noFover iteen minutes in making up
the Verdict tbeing the first conviction of the
kind in that city. The prisoner was to be SEN
fenced by Judge Mcbride, on the following day
The Weather along the'road has been very stormy
for the past ten days, and, as Consequence, the
roadsare in bad condition. There are some
two hundred wagons and pack trains on the
road to Boise, loaded for the different points
There is no snow on the mountains in the pass
through which Thomas L Rucksps new road
runs, butt has been raining there for the last
ten days. Grass is iaxutiAntly green about the
Warm Springs iahd Cd this side, looking more
like summer than winter!
, 1865-11-24
THE WAR UpoN TIE PREsDENr.-The

The WAR UPON THE PREsIDENr.-The
attentive newspaper reader cannot fail to
have noticed that fierce warfare is being
waged against President johnson by class
of newspapers that have heretofore claimed
to be pre-emineutly loyal. The plea for these
attacks-as venomous as they are uncalled
for-is the Presidents refusal to confer the
right of suffrage upon the emanciPated ne
groes. They make no account of his decla-
ration that under the Constitution he has no
right whatever to meddle with the suffrage
question, it being left to the States to fix the
status of voters. In the face of this admit
ted Constitutional provision these harpies of
the press are bounding the President for re-
fusing to do an act th e commission of which
would render him liable to impeachment.
In a warfare of this kind the sympathies Of
all good men will be with the President. 1t
is maxim that "power is ever grasping," "
and when the ruler of a great nation refuses
to usurp authority he gives the very best
evidence of his honesty of purpose. Partisan
bigots may howl and rave, but the great mass
of the people, recognizing the patriotism of
the President, will sustain him in adhering
to the Constitution be has sworn to support
The question of the extension of suffrage is
one about which good men will differ, but
all can unite in sustaining patriotic Exec
utive in the discharge of his constitutional
duty. On this coast two papers-the San
Francisco Flag and Stockton Independent-
are particularly distinguished for their abuse
and vitupe ration of the President. The first
named paper, with the instinct of the hyena,
has even ventured to insinuate that he who
pro6ted most by the assassination had hand
in it. Sympathizing in this warfare, but
lacking the courage to openly take sides, the
OregOntan is content to copy from these
papers their most Objectionable articles. The
himsy veil deceiVes no one, and the public
already understand that the Portland paper
is enlisted in the war against the Admins.
tratiOn. Opposition from that quarter is to
be cOurted rather than deprecated, and for
every hOllOw-hearted supporter thus lost the
President will gain scores of devoted friends
Even the most determined advocates of me-
gro suffrage will prefer to have the change
b'ought about legally, and in conjunction
with all true friends of the country will rally
in support of the President and triumphantly
sustain him in the faithful discharge of his
high duties.