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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

Twas sorry to see, from the stepi
OF the New York Custom house, Ger
eral' Mark Anthony shake the soileC
garments OF the dead Ceser in thC
lace OF the populace, in order to il
Name the passions of the people, a
ready overwrOught by anguish and
despair! | remember a celebrated OF
der 70 his army that looked like cen
sure to the Commander n>Chief.-
Grants terms tC Lee were endorsed
by the President. Sherman had sim
llar'e1cers in dealing with Johnston.
Are these human terms 10 be overrul
ed at the cry Of party of the wall Of
those who are still crying for more
biOod2 God forbidl
To day, the demagouge who caters
10 the applause of the moment. speaks
like this-(Vide. some of the recent
speeches ir New York;.
dang Davia-[cheers and all his
hellish Cabineti-[ { h5ers.l Hang
Lee and his treacherous staff! 1cheers'
Yes, Continues the ephemoral orator
who would commit any act for the
passing cheerD say, hang the Ma
Jor Generals and the Brigadiers! -
Load cheers Shall we stop here9
lOries OF "NOl" Men when excited
are demons. Then hang the Colo
GELS and the Captainsl Continued
cheers, hats moving, and great excite
meut. And as the women of the
South are bewitched by their clergy
into religious fanaticism of hate
again ct the North, | say, let US clean
them all out, until treasonis no more!
Excited cheers.
What is the result az such language
emamating from the pulpitsl Listen
to the click OF the needle from the
Pacific shore: Another press broke
up in San Francisco, such a iournal
smashed in Maryland. &c, &. Is this
emulating the goodness OF Our dead
Chief Praise him one moment. and
the next do things that would make
hiln shudder. Those who stood by
Mr.. Lincoln when he was alive, have
no right to lorSake him how that he is
lead.
These are some OF the thoughts
hat were p assing in my mind while
standing in the East Room
Let Napoleon die to morrow
1onnt de Paris Gays "its my turn
lext' Stand back" says Count de
Jhambord. 81 have waited for over
hirty years" "lIold," says Eugene,
the Prince Imperial Is the next EN-
'eror in turn" mot 80 iast," says |
"the Republic succeeds
he monarchy" |
Bonaparte'S death creates anarchy; |
ut thee hOuls after tho President |
led, another President was SWORN.
' ell may the world look ON with
mazement at the startling changes
a this wonderful drama of human
berty GEO. FRANCIS TRAIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
HOW THEY LOVE THE sol n,ep

N, LIVE The SOLDIER.
ihat notable body of debaters ami
pOrIglnator7, yelept thu Ohio LepisIn.
tnre' which adjourned a few d,ys
since performed many fantastic
tricks before high Heaven and Tho
good people ofthe State Of Ohio. I,
voted awiy the Peoples monev Lv
the hundreds Of thousands for ali
Kinds OF humbug schemes and NET
S"lhlles OF the party in power hv
which the pockets Of the lovaL wera
depleted, without stopping to iponire
mo the why or the wherefore hnf
when the disabled and decrenid soI'
dierS of the State who have worn "nt
their energies and wasted their CON
stIt'tlons in the service OF their conn
Try came before it and plead for a
nome ana support, it was suddenly
siez'd WITH a violaut spasln OF econo.
my. The State couldn't afford it.o
ut would swell the taxes 30 enor
ousl> ;""tbe disabled soldiers wonld
De taken care of by their friends. nanJ
" hundred Other arguments vera
used by the Republican membe,s 70
defeat the bill. They had appropria.
tea money by the millions TO oct
these men into the service. but now
that their health was broken mn ani
tiley had returned armIess or IepIess
they were Of no future. service to the
Vrmy or the Il publican nartv and
those peculiar lovers of the solder
were willing tha' they should sbnAi.
through the w~ld without the benedt
OF any charities from the State r.
me Democr stie members were da,a,
!nlned to bold the party in power ~
is p'edges, aud gave the measp,o
Sucl al earnest AMI onthusiastic ann
port as to compel tIe maioritv =,
pass the b'll. In the early staoo of
tue discussion nearly all Of the nr,n,i
nent Republicans in tho II ,use snoL,
against the measure, and all ths
Democrats who entered into the iiaN
cnSSion advocated it. On Two or
IN Inree test votes a maj ,rity Of tb.,
L publicans were found opnosod -
it, while the Dem ,crats voted tor y j,
all the time. The IN ljority then
made an effort 10 drive the Democrats %
rom Its support so that they miobt
1eleat 1t, by endeavoring to iDssTt a
cause providing that negroes shoulJ
Oe received into the institution on on
quality with white soldiers snd
considerable mFj rity of the Re, n H.
,"lS voted for the amendment. bnt
: was defeated by the D.mrcr ,ta
railing in all their dIlibusteriny srJ
caring that tine defeat of the bHi
Hould operate against the party in
ne a army at the next election enopgh
Aspno leans votel wi h the Demo-
,ratS 70 pass it.-These very Repnb.
leans who opposed the measure IN
he ground oi economy, had vo,oJ
ne year before the sum of a million
u u collars TO the Governor as a milila
y tund, and one hundred ,bousand
'oIIArs as contingent fund which
're only other titles for corruption
una and plumber fund, and vet tben
we're V'er compelled by men thew stvis
J'.opPerheads aud enemies of the 0oi
.lGrs 10 appropriate fifty thousand
oi'arS 10. the care Of those who oro
'faoleI' Oa consistency thou art
Je"e'! On hypocracy tiou art held
u aPremiuln!-- Advertiser
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
The Printers Story

We Ice saw young man pazin,
at Ihe 'ry heavens, with a + in 1T
an a oof pistols ia the oth1r
We NIe"Vored 2 attract his at10tion
~ ing 2AT in a rewspaper wa
held in our q, relating 3 a voun,,
man ia that ; OF the country whe6
had left home in a ats of Dranso0 @
dropped the + and pistols
from his R-E0, with the ! lit isI
oi whom U read. | left BED INV
friends n knew Of my design. | 50 the
!! ~ = OF d girl who had refused .
ilSlO 2 he, but smiled on ano,Ia.
| --ed from the house, uterine
a wild ! the p? of my friends, cams
mere with this and - of pistols .
put a my xislOce' MY case ia
u IIeI in this s." ~ 10
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

We once heard OF rich man who
was badly injured by being run over.
"lt isn't the accident" said he, "that
mind; that isn't the thing but the
idea OF being run over by an Internal
swill cart, makes me mad"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

cold 1%dSay aids' Bob, b, did you ever go to the
makes yod AKA" "nat
Nv, "What did rou digp
sell as soon as directly y NY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

dis ,romPey ;rnr'P y, why is a journey round
Well Cuff, l doesn't zactIv 500
any resemblance 'twixt de two cas- ss'
We'll, den, niger, / opect III hsb
10 tell you: Because it am fur to de
OBJ it, " ue
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

l say landlord, that's a dirty towel
for man to wipe onl
Landlord with a look of a,naz =
ment replied: "Well you're mighty
particular. Sixty or seventy OF my
boarders have wiped on the towel
this morning, and you are the first to
find fault.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30

rM-An enthusiastic and philanthrophic
young MAD, visiting a prison in Maine,
inquired Of some Of the prisoners the canse
OF their being 10 such a place. A small
girls answer was that she had stolen saw
mill. and went back after the pond, and
WAS arrested.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30

tbs HUMAN FIGuRE-The proportions
Of the human figure are strictly mathe
matical. The whole figure Is six times
the length Of the foot Whether the form
be slender or plump, the rule holds good;
any deviation from it is departure from
the highest beauty of proportion. The
Greeks make all their statues according
to this rule. The face, from the highest
point of the forehead, where the hair be-
gins, to the chin is one tenth of the whole
stature The hand, from the wrist to the
smiddle finger is the same From the top
of the chest to the highest point of the
forehead is a seventh. Ii the length OF
the face, from the roots Of the hair to the
chin, be divided into three equal parts,
the first division determines the place
where the eyebrows meet. and the second
the place OF the nostrils. The hight from
the ieet to the top Of the head is The same
as the distance from the extremity of the
fingers when the arms are extended.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30
WIT HOUT A. RITALI
And Justly deserves the reputation II ha 20 long enjoyed
In Central America and the West INDIES In
. Y s p e P3IA

And is attendant train Of symptrrs. II acts like
charm than medicine Therei nothing in the whole
range Of the Msterfa Mees tef for mosnent bear
comparison with il In this dire %.
full account of this wonder :. plant may be found In
the 18th e4cn Of the United states Dspeasaory on %
xcs 1857 and 1883.
series Of cxperimentsir Sieh DR. Bu has been for
years engaged. has just bee brought saecesn ter.
minattcn, and ne Is enabled to offer the public
continuation efCEDRoN with other approved toies the
whole preserved in the best quality OF copper DISTILLED
aeuron whisky which he 10 confident has equal IN
the world. ~
He might furnish volume ofcertincates but the pab
lie have long since learned TO estimate things
their true vaine The safest plan for every
Er himself the virtues OF medicine. Give the
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-30

MONDAY, JAN. 30.
Extraordinary atmospheric Pho.
nomenom.

80
A correspondent of the Staunton Spec.
titor, rebel newspaper, writing from
Lewiston, Greenbriar county, Virginia,
gives description of remarkable atmos-
pheric phenomenon witnessed ia that
town. 1t was an apparent procession of
shadowy forms like those of human be-
ings-thousauds upon thousands in mum
oer-moving through deep valley, in
clear view of the spectators and finally
ascending a steep mountain and disap-
pesring. They were heading educ North
and occupied an hour in passing. The
writer says that "there appeared to be a
great variety in the size OF tie men; their
arms, legs AID hands could be seen dis
tinctly 10 motiou;" they marched about
forty abreast. on the double quick, and
observed strict military discipline; they
we're dressed in loose white blouses, with
white pants. wore wool hats and carried
no guns, swords or anything that iudicat-
ed hostile purpose. An army of Qua
ker ghosts, truly. The person who eyw
this spectral show is certified to as a
"truthful man The writer adds " four
respectable ladies and a servant witnessed
the phenomenon.
The Richmond Dispatch, copying and
commenting on this curious story, says
spectacle almost ididentical with the one
described, was seen on the day previous
to the date Of the above mentioned occur
renee, by eight or ten of the rebel pickets
at sBuuger's Mill, also in Greenbriar
county. The latter place is not put down
Oh the maps, SO we have No means OF cal
culating the rates at which the spooks
were progressing. The dispatch also says
that the .ssme has been descri bed ia sev-
eral papers, the editors of which all vouch
for the reliability OF their intormants.' -
The opportunity to give prophetic twis.
to the phantasm was tempting one; but
the rebel newspapers seems resoiately to
to have resisted it. We are not told that
it was interpreted as an angury of coming
peace. symbolized by the white dresses oil
the ghostiy array.
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Anied only hose accustomed " ths test work
eed apply at II Clinton Place. sth o. IS
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