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BANKS.

1t has become very fashionable at the
present day to snesr at General Banks;
and every numbskull with brains sufficient
for the ordinary business of chipmunk
turns up his nose when speaking of the
Red river campaign Now, even the best
friends Of General Banks are willing to
admit that his management of that unfor-
tunste expedition was imprudeDt and un-
wise. But they are not prepared on that
account to lose sight Of all his good quail
aies as hnancier and statesman, nor even
to acknowledge his want of military ca
paeity; for they can neither forget his able
conduct during several bloody campaigns
in the Shenandoah Valley, nor his brilliant
success at Port Hudson. If single failure
should condemn man, even the illustrious
Grant would be unable to stand the test;
while he, who, at the present time, is in
South Carolina, at the head of the finest
army that ever trod the continent, would
long since have fallen into obscurity. The
impartial historian, so far from adjudging
incapacity to General Banks, will express
only surprise that he who had previously
exhibited such eminent ability, fell into q
grievOus error in his advance up Red river,
while the patriot will ever regret that q
a. rnn -.
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Assiatant secretarY Of War.
GOLD AND STOCK MARKET.
NJ Xnn- nE..L

: American Gold 164a.
Stocks-New York Central, 1863; Erie,
66i Hudson, 1881; Reading, 1869; Michi-
gan Central, 1866 Michigan Southern,
633; Illinois Central, 1O79; Pittsburgh,
7O5i Rock Island, 97s; Northwestern, 3O3 !;
do preferred, 679; Fort Wayne, 81; Ohio
and Mississippi Certificates, 263; Canton,
3O5; Cumberland, sol; Msriposa, liz.
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a blief disnstch This morning fror

a brief dispatch this morning from
Oo1's army states that the rebel loss in one
day was twice our total loss. So viewed in
every respect-gain of position, ,gcOmpara-
tive losses, snd relation to the general
military situstion-Cox's battle at South.
west Greek was complete and sweeping
victory.
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THE SPECIFIC PILL

Ia not HOmsopathio remedy, nor does Il contain
Mercury, Iron CanthArides, or any injurious ngre-
S1-Price-slIper box; six boxes Cvhen ordsrad a
oncel for Is. Sent By HAIL Sold Wholesals ard r.
tan At the Sole General Derot in the United States
J. WINCHESTER.
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single blunder should deprive the country
of the services of one of its most brilhan
and faithful nficara.
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THE Sc. ALBANS REI0FRE.

MONTREAL, March Is.
1t is expected that the court will resume
is sitting in the st. AlbanS' raiders case on
Monday.
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RutIer and Ranks.

A correspondent af the Cincinnati Ga
sstts, writing from New Orleans, pays ths
following tribute to Generals Butler and
Banks:
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Oil has been struck in Berrien, Michigan.
So says a correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune
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BgusurtzI.
WIGs AND HAIR WORA.

WIGs AND HAIR WORA.
VI. D US NEW ESfABLIEHHEEF.
FHB LARGEST N THE STATE
98 ala BAGlHn AA1 IlDIES' HlJR DlFggIHa
as PUBLIC SQUARE,
aa5,ntao.ursf Of sd kinda Of wTes, inolaass
.,.ILLUsIoN WIG,
tAAs 50 resembles nature 70 dsfy Ehs sfoz,Es
lorutny. very large and beautiful Etock q
LONG HAIR, lb-1ught By the propristor fron
Europe for SWITCHES and BRAID5-ths dnsSs
assortment ever seen In this city.
Ladies' Front Pieces and HaIE.WIgS.
In sVsry styla, with al improvements.
EETs OF oURLs, made irom Rrsnch Natural
Curied Hair tgusranteed.l
ADGAH4 DOUBLE Snd TRIPLE BOWd,
WATERFALLS, Sc,
aAads by the advertiser, equal 10 those imported,
Ladies Brhtd1 made Into any kind Of Hsad-Dfsfn
Or Bow without injury to SWITCH.
LADIES, HAIR DREssIEs IN the nos. prevail
ngana fAshlonAbls styles.
n8-AA work warranted a. represented.
hot and GOLD BATHS At al hOrrs. dsaqD
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RSnqs aud 4Gedifines.

THUGS AND MBDIOIHRS-THR
Il attsution Of PhyEiolsus and all-psrsonI Wish.
ing
Pure and Reliable Medicines
respectfully solicited 20 my stock, which oompFi
Es1 complete assortment o. everything pertain.
ING 70
THE DRUG TRADE.
hnd ht prices TO i1Eurs satisfaction 70 the prrchasl,
DHrTAL AND BURaIoAIs IEsTBUMGETs, THRfH, FUTL,
FuLOAEIEsD RJs8EB AND FUL1AuEsRs,
Of shs latest and most approved patterns, sold :
nsnufaoturers' prices.
PerfumerY and Fancy Articles,
In great variety. Also stock Of LIQUORS "a. 70
quEity) second to none in market.
Agent for DAYS sPLIHTS, the most eonplst,
st OF spints ever odsred to the Profession Conn.
tzy fhytlotan sra pArteulATly invited to an axa.
lnAkion of my stock, and will Ind it 70 their "a.
Vsntags 70 favor No With thair ordsEa.
Jars g, ", CLARK, ne sapsEioE-s,,
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FLoUR AND FEED.

FLOUR AND FEED.
C., ANDREWS,
The well known Who'll sale and Retail Dealer IN
FLOUR AND FEED, has always on hand
New Hominy, White Cracked Wheat,
ershan Flour. Earina,
Spit Peas, Barley,
Oaf Meal, heW Corn Meal
Fresh BuckUhest Flour. &C., at greatly reduced
prices. UHIOE MEGLS,
mhlf.2is Cor. Ontario and Prospect sta.
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The struggle now being wsged between
the empire of Brazil and the republics of
Uruguay and Paraguay promises to assume
greater proportions than any other South
American war has worn. It is an old
question in its essence-the contest between
republican and imperial government. The
Brazilian government seized upon certain
inconveniences resulting to her commerce
from civil war in Uruguay as 8 pretext for
hostilities, and about six months ago the
war was first commenced by 8 Uragusyan
steamer firing upon 8 Brazilian gunboat.
Brazil Immediately blOckaded all the Ura-
gusysn ports. Paraguay has since been
drawn into the struggle. The evident OBJ
ject of Brazil, in prosecuting the war, is
the extension Of her territory by conquest.
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A memorial was presented in the State
Senate on Thursday last from W. h
Powell, who has completed the picture rep.
reseuting the victory of Commodore Perry
on Lake Erie, ordered by the General As
sembly in 1857. The artist represents that
during the five years he has been engaged,
it has cost him more than the amount 800.
OO) originally agreed for it, and asks an ad-
ditiOnal appropriation of $4,000. This
memorial is endorsed by Post Master Cen
ersl DennisoD, Chief Justice Chase, Sena-
tors Sherman and Wade, Hon. R. O.
sehenck and Hon. Samuel S. Cox,
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HOW TIE PEOPLE HERE REGARD HIM.

1t is, perhaps, one of the most striking
testimonials to the excellence, ability and
msgnsnimity of General Butler, that those
who, while he was in authority here, were
most violent and bitter against him, now
regret the loss of his firm and vigorous
rule, and would hail his resumption of
authority with shouts of unfeigned delight.
Yesterday was converting with gentle
man who had been resident of New
Orleans for thirty years, and was noted
throughout the city for his uncompromis-
ing hostility to the Union cause What
do the people generally think of Butler, at
the present timer" inquired "Well,"
said he, "if the question was put to vote
tomorrow four-htths of the inhabitants Of
this city would pronounce in favor of his
return"
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OFFICE BUCKETE MUTUAL IEsURIB Co.,
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A DIVIDEND OF THIRTY PER
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1885
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100000 co
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1865. @M-
THE
Northern transportation Co.
OF OHIO
ID prepared to Transport Persons and Property
between
Boston, all Points in New England, /,
New York and the West
WITH PROMFTREss, OARE AND DLEPATOH
This well Known Line Of First-olsss Screw
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o J. HALE, Milwaukee.
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leave New Orleans with soma regret.
1t Is altogether the gsyest Southern city I
have visited; and in its cleanliness, its
iourishing commercial prosperity, its ex-
cellent social order. and its unaffected loy-
atty, still gives abundant evidence of the
mssterly administrative ability of Benjamin
F. Butler. With a massive brain, com
prehensive intellect, sterling spirit of
patriotism and sn enlarged liberslity, he
seemed, more than any other of our public
servants, peculiarly fitted for the gigantic
task of bringing back to their allegiance an
estrsngsd and rebellious people, and evolv-
ing order and harmony from the chaos and
discord of civil war. How different from
those petty satrsps in various parts of the
country, who, intoxicated by the brief
authority with which circumstances
had clothed them, abuse the power
which they legimately possess, while
they usurp that which they do not.
Amongst the various reasons which both
the present generation and posterity will
have for cursing the authors of this wicked
rebellion, none will be more prominent
than this: than even the loyal people of
the land have in many instances been sub
iected 10 the wholly unnecessary and un-
cslled-for impertinenee, and eontdmely,
and insults Of these irresponsible tyrsnts,
who, amid the present agitation Of the
social elements, have been thrown tempo
rsrily to the surface, only to crown them
selves with infamy, and disgrace the Amer
icRn name. have known many instances
in which the most vexstious and annoying
regulations, intolsrsble alike to soldier,
citizen and officer, were instituted for no
other purpose than to cloak the shameless
profigacy, the vile corruption, or the
grasping sysrice of the petty despot who
chsnced for the time being to exercise COM
mand.
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The SprInE FIOOds--Our COInmuniea-
liens Cuf of.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-14
NOTICE.
4 THE
SEWING / MACHINE:
From TIE Now York Her nd. ]

ltrOm LIe Now lOrK Her nd
Prominent among the mechanical tri
um2hs OF this most Ingenious age, com
mon bUnesty compels us to notice tile En-.
pire Sewing Machine, commended ds just
~ styled pe,Iection itself Useful as have
been the various sewing machines, from
time to time presented 10 the public, each
one Of them has been cursed with some
radical defect, which detracts from general
utility. Warned by the experience Of his
predecessors, the inventor of the Empire
Machine has produced an instrument, com. .
bining all the advantages for which others
are vIunted. and obviating every defect
which eau be ATTRIBUTED to them by the
most fastidious critic.
The Empire Machine is marvellous com.
bina!iOn Of simplicity, economy and perse ct
workmanship, being durable, free froma Ii.
biity TO gel out OF order noiseless, and en-.
sy of operation. Its mechanical contiI
vance is such as 20 secure stability, free
dom from accident, and accuracy as TO
workmanship By the use Of the patented
shuttle and straight needle il makes
stitch, which can neither rip ror ravel,
while, at the same time, il can operate
perfectly upon every species of material
from leather 10 Cambric, with threads of
cotton, linen or silk. fIom the finest to the
COarsest number.
As the Empire Machine is gradually
its more antique rivals, no
one in want Of more useful Instrument
of this description, be he or she tailor.
dressmaker or seamstress, can
in otherwise than secure of these econom-
lCal and inimitabe machines, suited alike
for family aud manufacturing purposes
The office OF the Empire Manufacturing
Co. is at No. 536 Broadway, New York
City, where they are now supplying these
Empire Machines at prices far below the
ea value of the instruments New York
Herald.
November 30 1S65-lv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-14

inequalities. Monopolios, perpetui-
ties, and class Legislation, are contrary
to the genius of Tree government, and
ought not to be- allowed. Here, there
is no room for favored'classes or mo-
uopOlies-the principle of our Gov,
ernment is that ol equa! laws and
freedOm Of industry. Wherever
monopoly obtains foothol1, it is sure
to be source of danger, dtscord. and
trouble. We shall but fulfill our
duties as Legislators by according
"equal and exact justice to all men, "
special privileges to none. The
Government is subordinate to the
people but, as the agent and repre-
sentative OF the people, it must be
held superior to monopolies, which IN
themselves, ought never to be gran
ted, and which, where they exist must
be subordinate and yield to the Gov.
ernment.
The Constitution con fers on Con.
gress the right to regulate commerce
among the Several States. 1t is Of
the first necessity, for the mainten-
ance of the Union, that that commerce
should be free and unobStructeG. No
State can be justified in any device
to tax the transit Of travel and COM
merce between States. The position
Of many States is such that, if they
were allowed to take advantage OF it
for purposes Of local revenue, the
commerce between States might be
injuriously bnrdened or even virtually
prohibited. 1t is best, while the
country is still young, and while the
tendency to dangerously monopolies
Of this kind is still feeble, to use the
power of Congress so as to prevent
any selfish impediment to the free
to the free circulation Of
men and merchandise. "A tax on.
travel and merchandise, in their
transit, constitutes one OF the worst
'orms OF monopoly, and the evil is
increased if coupled with a denial of
he choice of route. When the vast
'xtent OF our country is considered, it
8 plain that every obstacle to the
rec circulation Of commerce between
he States ought to be sternly guarded
'gainst by appr pirate legislation,
within the limits OF the Constitution.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
Slate Of Ohio, Vinlon COuniu.


Jackson Workman, PIN, Petition for Pr
VIM. Trippot. al ,p.rj %tSI oTGcmman \" Pcs, PS",'
WILLIAM H. TRIP, Of the County o.
w Shelby, State OF illinois, Ua,id s. Til p
OF the County of Vintou, state Of ohio, n'w
serving in the U. S. Army, holden II. lriI.
OF said Finton county, Stephen NJ. f TTipp ~
the County Of Jackson, State OF Ohio john j..
Trip, ofsaid Ninion Comfy, now serving I.
the U. S. Army, Oliver +. Trip, of said Viz
ton County, now serving in the U. ). Arm.
Loonidas II. Trip, MINOR, OF the County
Jackson, State Of Ohio, LOyua Tipp, into
aTried with Robert +. Jones, Of the County
Wells, State OF Indiana, Elizabeth Thpp,n
termarried with Alexander Livingston, Of sal
Ninton County, Robecca Trip, intGrmarrit
with Noah Lore, Of said County of Nnto,,
Mary Ann Trip, interuarreI Nith Iii Lil
!ngston, oi said County of Vinton, and Louisa
NJ. Trip, intermarred With George W. Loyl,,
of said County of VlntOn, who are childrcl
and heirs at law OF viii liam II. a. Tlirp,
deceased, and tenants in common with
petitioner, in the premises hereinafter descrih
ed, Nancy A Trip, widow o. William II. y.
Trip, deceased, Of the County of Jackson,
State ofOhio, who is entitled to dow6f in the
whole Of said premises, and Mary =. Trip,
widow of JesseJ Trip, deceased, who was IN
heir at law of William II. A. Tripp,) Of tho
County of jackson, State of Ohio, AMI is en- i
tied to dover in tho part of saa nomi,cs
owned BY said Jesse j. Trpp, dec .,.i, AID
his heir ut law, and minor childre,, o." yit. -
Harvey l.. Trlpp, Rachel A. rripp. aIrra \.
Trip, William E. Tripp, and Mary TrjrI,
of jackson County, State Of Ohio, no are
ten alts in common with the petitioner, in the
said premises, will take nc tice chat petite n
was filed against them on the 10Th day of Nc
vembe", 1865, in the Court of Common Plea ,
within and for the said County of Vinton, Stats
of Ohio by Jackson WortmOn, and is nov
pending, wherein sasd Jackson Workman &c.
mands partition Of the following Real Estate,
situated in the said County ofVinton, to-wit:
"The Northeast quarter of the South West
quarter of Section Number One, in Township
Number Eight, Of Range Number Eighteen,
containing forty acres;" and that, at the next
Term ofsaid Court, the said jackson Workman
will apply for an order that partition may be
made Of said premises.
JACKSON WORKMAN,
By Bratton &c Mayo, his Att'ys.
November 80, ls65-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-14
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE of Ohio, Vinton Countu:

otdlG " OHtO, NWtOH JOUHly'
NALVIN KEETON. in the State Of -
" will take notice that Andrew Wolf, as
Plaintiff, on the 22nd day Of November, A. ID.
1855, filed his petition in the Court OF Common
Pleas, within and for the County Of Vinton,
State Of Ohio, against him as Defendant. allsg
ing that snid Calvin Kectun is indebted TO hin,
IN tho sum of Thirty Five Dollars with int, rest
from May %, lSiS, ~ evidenced by Il certain
pTOmissOry note made and delivered by said
KcetOn to Plaintiff, ut date, September 2b,
le47 and in the additional sum of Thirteen
Dollars and Ninety -Four Cents with intere
from March !, lS4S, on nm acrOunt Tor goohS
and medicines furnished and professional ser
vices III Ply stefan rendered il behalf Of De-
teudant by the Plaintiff NJ Defendants reque t..
That said Calvin KeeiOn has absconded with
the intent to defraud his creditors, and is H. W
absent from said State Of Ohio; that said u /
vim Keoton, M one OF the heirs ut law of
John KeetOL, deceased, is tho owner and il
possessed OF one undivided sixth Part of the
following Real Estate, tuAted in said Coui ty
of Vinton, ana S,Gto Of Ohio, tO-wit:
Tic West half of the South East quarter Of
Section Three 81 Township Eleven H. Range
Seventeen (l7.)
The Plaintiff prays for Judgment for said
several sums stated and interest; for an order
Of attachment against said Interest OF Defendant
in said land, and that the same may be sold
and proceeds applied in payment OF said ella ms
and costs Of suit.
The said Calvin Keeton is notified that he Is
required to answer said petition on or before
the Third Saturday after the 4th day of Jan:a-
ry next. ANDREW WOLF. by
Joseph j. Mcdowell, his Atty
November * , ls65-6w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-14
0th ASdtrisemtnts
LEGAL NOTICE.
State Of Ohio. NintOn COSnty-In Probate
Court.


Slate Of Ohio. VintOn COSnty-In Probate
Court.
of iS4 IsV GS": collins. dssd Es'i'iS' FIR to r1n sell .na.
against tn pay
Susann Collins ct al. de'ts debts
Susann Collins, Mandy Collins, Letitia
Collins, JaLe Duzrr, Samuel Dozer, Vir-
glnia HUT, John HUT, Catharine Cozad
Washington COzad, Sarah Kinney, Madi-
son Kinney and John Alder jr., minor
OF Vinton County. Ohio; Mary NJ. Weller,
Eli Weller and William Collins, of Nor
gan County, Ohio Catherine Winegarner,
aud Levi Winegarner. of Marion County,
Illinois and the unknown heirs OF Mary
Compher wife OF Peter Compiler of Louden
County, Virginia, will take notice that
John Collins, surviving Executor of the
last will OF Levi Collins deceased, on the
llth day Of Dec mber 1865, filed his peti-
tion in lhr said Probate Court, alleg ing
that the personal estate of sBid deceased is
insufficient 10 pay his debts, costs OF ad.
min'sterlng &C.. that he died seized in fee
simple of the following real estate situated
iS the said County of VintOn, to-wit /:
The North east quarter Of the North east
quarter Of section number twenty four in
bwnship number niue of range number
nineteen, except sixteen acres out of the
South west corner OF said lot conveyed to
Thomas Foley Also the South east quar-
ter OF The South east quarter of section
number nineteen in township number nine
OF range number nineteen. And also the
North west quarter OF the North west quar-.
ter OF section number nineteen in township
number nine Of range number eighteen,
one hundred and twelve acres,
more or less. The prayer of which petition
is that said lands may be ordered sold, free
and clear OF Dover of said Susann Collins
for payments of debts &c.
Said petition will be for hearing on the
goth day Of January 1866. or as soon there
alter as counsel can be heard
JOHN COLLINS, EXT
By Bratton and Mayo
his attorneys
December IA l865-6w