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ardum points. although IA! af' un"@'i""'o"' 49,
cannot be eNchant ed"
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J AN EN-. with the Initiais IT car hrm 49, ..tjo o.
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quality uf the Gold
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Gentlemen's Hats.

Al The latest stylcl ., CHARLES OAKFORD L
sUNs, Contnrn.sl H.,sl fhlladsiPh's
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A
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They are admitted to be tho
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Read What Thev viii Do:
a pep,I. snI sr.c,,,, r,,s,,v.
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I C'Ieaner Of IN. B,ood and .,.,sn
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(IIoomy authorizations b,ni,bod
, Headache entirely cured
/ irritation OF tho Stomach renoyed
j eundeo and Liver COMPLAINT, cured.
hidnoy diseasos relieved
Loss of annette and sick stomach reuo,sd.
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A administrators Notice.

ESTATE or JOHN SINGLEY, DECEASED.
r ETTERS Of administ ration on the Estate oi JohS
| 4 SIsG.Ey late Of Beaver township, Columbia CO,
DECEASED have been granted by the Register OF Col
ulbia county TO the unda rsigned all persons having
claims against he Estate Of the dccedeRt are requcs'
ted to present them the undcrsigned residing IN
said town ship without delay, and all persons indeb
ted to MAKE payment forthwIth ,,,,,,,,
DANIEL SlNGLEl, 'JR
January o5 Ia6j.-Gw. S3- Admrs
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Iery Go0a.-We have had the largest
run of new subscribers, and printed moro
Job. aud advertisements this week than
at auy other Court week since we have
been engaged in business at Bloomsbury.
Mos. sincerely do We appreciate the good
Offices OF our generous friends. 1t shau
he our chief eudeavor hcreafter,in busi,
ness-way, to merit an increase OF gener.
on, confileure and enhance the interest
Of tho CoLNu.jia Democrot."
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CoUGus The administration Of medi-
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i. OF al! modest the most eligible and con-
venieut more especially as regards Cough
Remedy. "Browno Bronchial Troches
or Cough LczeDges al!ay irritation, which
induces coughing giving instant relief ID
Bronchitis, Hoarsencss. luhuenzs, and
Cousumplive and Asthamatic complains.
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Gentlemen's Hats. ,

All tn. latest styles AZ thAN""'
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PRESIDENT
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OF Nenango county,
VICE PRESIDENT,
ABRAHAM MARTIN,

Of PhlIadcIpNla.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
Notice 10 Snhscrihels

- Some two months ago the raise in
paper compelled u4 to raise the price
ofsubscription to $500 per year for
the Democrat; since that time paper
has declined, aud VIC fall back to the
old price OF $3.50 per year. Our aim
has ben, as we have 80 often stated
20 mako such charges as would meet
the actual expences OF the offi1e. Mr..
Ronck, is the only man who has paid
US $500 for tho paper, AMI We will
credit him with four months more Of
the paper which will adjust all our
accounts at $3.50 for subscription.
We hope our friends will try AMI in.
crease our subscription list; and thus
help us to sustain the press We ex
pect to get new type this spring and
give you much better paper.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
The War Over.

Many OF our citizens are again oi
the opinion that the war with the
South is over, about drawing to a
close &C., Again We ask, do yon not
underestimate the South What
large victory have we gained, thar
gives you this promised Has Sher.
man, Sheridan or Grant apnlhilated a
considerable Confederate force2 Have
we captured an army of tho South}
Have We rendered any considerable
force Of the South ineffective IN any
hattiel The answer to all these nuea
;iOns is. mol Upon what then d. we
ceuclule the Crn'71era.es are abou.
70 give npl " can't see 1t. Th
.ai1s Of Sherman re cannot pnt down
es victorious to our Arms. The
whole result is getto be determined
oy an swfcI battIe,or by series Of
the most Bloody battles the world ev.
er saw. This is our opiuion, based
as We believe, upon legitimate militia.
ry facts and movements OF the armies
in the field. We don't by any means
say we may not conquer in the great
battles that will shortly and most as
suEedy come of. but we do say no
man can tell the result Of a battle ill
it is over; ard no mai can tell what
the :esult OF disaster too our arms may be
Grant to day, all things being consii
cred, stands no better chance of sue.
ce'l than Mcclellan did before Rich
Tnond in his great seven days fight:
suppose Grant should meet q like
ta'ei what would be tho RESULT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
IL Won't do.

! A large portion OF the Administra
Ition press that was precipitated intc
/ a state Of higIr-wrOught indignation
over the first contemplation Of the IN
seernly exhibition made by Vice
President Johnson Ofhimself, on the
occasion Of his Inauguration, are be
ginning 20 settle down into the belief
that, after all, it ls not an unpardou-
able otfense; and they even commit
the impropriety OF beIaboring Dlrno
cratic journals Tor having concnrred
with them-iu their strictures upon
Vice President Johnssn's unbecCm-
ing performances. Suppose it is true
as is alleged by some, that the mem
bers OF the Democratic party are not
praclca! total ab5tinsnce. men, this
furnishes no pallidtiOn for Vice Presi
dent JOhnsOn'5 conduct. It. has been
ior years the aim Of the leaders Of the
Administration party to iasten on tie
lllli " llO PHu'tO tho OSilSl buo' buO
Democratic party was corrupt,
,lrunken aud Immoral party, while
their party was emphatlcaliy a moral,
religious ten, ,,erats ard strictly hon
est party; and it won't 90 tor them to
Iurn round and seek to justify the
beastIy drunkenness, th1 hmnOraity
and corruption OF the men tIluy hel p
I'd put in office, on the plea OF unap-
proachabIe morality, by the alleged
OF ungolly Democrats
When they shall drop their pharisai-
;a cant aud their arrogant assumption
n pra-emlne0t purity and piety there
may be no lmpropriety in attempting
10 divert condemnation from their po
ttlcaI cO-I4Lorers who have outraged
lecency. morality aud integrity, 10y
poiuting to alleged shortcomings OF
persons who have not been cVnspi
cious Tor Iheil professions Of iuIaIlll-
Jllity. -State5mlH
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
Partisan Legislation by the
Ohio LcSisl AZURE Let the
People Consider!

1t is a misfortune 10 the people ol
Ohio. that the Democrats have il the
Ohio Legislature, oH ,int balIot, On
ly twenty-'Our momoars. whereas the
Administration party have one hun
dred and seven members on 'int ba.
lor. The Democrats, therefore, are
powerless for good or for evil Til
matter Of Legislation is compl, tely
ia The hands Of the administration
party, and the members thereof IN
the Legislature have 80 conducted
themselves as to carry into the mind
OF a dispass slonate loJker-on the cons
viction that they regard their duty t.
be simply partisan legislation. The
question, "Will the measure propose1
benefit the people generally and con-
tribute t. the honor OF the Statel'
seemingly does not assums such prc>
portions as to chaIlrnge their coGsl!e'
alton. The question upernost in
their minds, anG the only one to
which they pay any dererence, is
"Will themeasure ben fit our party
or be of advantage t. any OF our par>
ty lrends" OF this fact the Senate
on "Wednesday gave conc usIve II
Instration. They lrassed the Ilous,.
bill creating the offi:e OF Cle:k to ;he
Supreme Court al AL annuai SALARY
Of 50, 900. and mahing the Clerk
elective by the people ol tn Safe al
large. The duties Of this pffice have
hitherto been discharged by tn
Clerk OF the Court OF Common Pl, as
or Franklin county, al al exprnse ol
about four hundred dollars per anuum
sixteen hundred dollars lrss han
i is proposed to pay the man who Is
10 be elected specially ior that pur-
pose. 1t is not pretended that the
lulies Of this position have not BEEN
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
To Our Farmers.

We wish to say word to the Farm
ers oi Vinton County, in regard to the
coming season and cur future pros
poets as q people. There are ro
persons upon which the industrial
classes Of our citizens 30 much depend
as upon our fsrmers aid grazers -
Hence :he importance of our farmers
using every cxertion to till as much
OF the soil as they possibly can. Put
III every hill Of corn, and every row
OF potatoes that you can. Raise all
the stock you can, your duty to your
self, your family and your country
demands this at your hands, at all
times, but more especially at this
time when so much ofthe laboring
interests Of the country are taken of
BY drains upon YOU, for the army, aud
view OF the fact that still larger
rains will be made upon You in the
tnre. Thousands will be left, in
ldtion to what We have, to be pro-
ied for, and unless our people 60
work in earnest To raise the neces..
ries Of life, the consequence will be
you'd any calculation. High prices
II produce will continue, this with
our deprecated carrency is eneyita-
Hence we say let every man do
whole duty, this is rquired at
ur hands by every consideration oil
pspity aud patriotism.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
InIcInpeTnIe Statesmen.

MACK," the Washington cores
pondenl ol The Oiuclnnatti CONNER
cial, under date March s, devotes a
paragraph to intempera1e statesmen,
IN which this iniurlnaliUn is furnish
cd:
1t is a positive tact OF which | have
personal knowledge, that the fate OF
"ne vi tue most impJrtant provisions
VI the tax oil IN tue last Congress Was
Ioclded by drunken vote. Un the
tirst roil-cail the vUte stood nineteen
to twenty. rne minority defeated it
ny drumIn1 up two tlpsy recruits
from he lloid IN the Wall an telI>
lng them to vote with them, when
they did, without asking what'wa, the
question, aud apparently without ca -
nng a .ig how II was deci ed. 1t it
Lad been II question OF peace or war
It would have been all the same. As
il, was it involved millions Of dollar E
fot the public treasury, and ifyou had
asked the worthy couple next morn
iRg how they voted, thev could not
have told you, am sure. Some
g'ntlenon Connected with the Union
pr, 81 are very liberal in their dOnun>
Citations Of Congressional inremper-
anco when they eau find an unlortun
ate q CIpperhead at fault, but have not
4. word to SAY when some OF the lead
ers Of tLe'r own party COM sta.Ier-
ing 10 their desks, in Il state OF dis
siatuI inebriety. This is neither
just nor decent. The otfense is mach
greater when Committed 10y a Nom
Der Of the party inlrusted with the
con 'uct OF national affairs, than when
the criminal belongs to the minority.
from whence nothing extraordinarily
vlrtuUu5 10 expected.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
SHERlEF'S SALE.
State Of Ohio. EInton County.

State Of Ohio, TInton County.
F. H. Mercer Plttf ! In Court Of
against Common Pleas
Benjamin Dill Det'tj On Vendi.
DURSUANT to the command of an order of
i sale In the above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, of the Aforesaid
County Of Vinton, will! offer at public sale at
the door of the Court House, in the town of
III MAcrthur, in the aforesaid county of Vinton on
Saturday the 22nd day of April 1865,
At the hour of one o'c.ock, PM, of said day
the following premises to. wit: The north end
the northern of said lot, about one hundred
and twenty feet wide, and all of the said lot ex-
cert that part or parcel conveyed by Charles
RobhiHs and wife to he Marietta d Cincinnati
Raj RolG company, Also astrip off Of .he wcs /
OF sioe out lot number three, commencing at the
line betwcea lots mum be re- two and
three running theme east on The north line
of lot number three until it intersects the
line running south from the south west
corner of 1n-lot number twelve, thence
south one hundred and twenty fee: until
it inte sec Is The esst and went line o. that part
OF out-lot number two, conveyed as above,
thence west 10 th- said division line between
lots number two and three, and thence north
TO the place Of fbeginning, all of said lots and
parts Of lots lying and being in Robbins addi-
ton to the town of Hamden Vintun county 0.
on which is situated Foundry together with
Che Engine and machinery belonging to said
foundry business,
Taken as The property of Benjamin Dill to
satisfy judgement. of aforesaid Court, in ia
vor Of Z. II. Mercer
Appraised as follows to-wit: at the sum of
,hree thousand four hundred dollars aud must
bring two. thirds of that sum. .t
TERMS Of sale, cash in hand.
d. b, SHIvELL, J.J. SHOCKEY
Att. for Pltff. Shff. V,Co,O.
March 2Sth 1866
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
A CARD TO INVALlDs.

Clergyman while residing in South Amer.
ica as missionary, discovered Il safe and sim
pie remedy for the Cure Of Nervous Weakness.
Early Decay, Diseases Of the Urinary and
dcrs brought on by baneful and vicious habit.
Gre at hCmbeis have been already cured by this
mob lie remedy. Prompted by desire to bent
fit the "fliIcted and unfortunate, will send
the reel 20 for preparing and using this midi.
enc, in sealed envelope, to any one who needs
it, FREE OF CHAKGE.
Please inclose posi- paid eeveIore, address,
ed to yourself.
Address
JOSEPH T. IHMAN,
Station D. BIBLE HouaE.
Mar' 10th ls65-lyr. New York City.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

BY ORDER OF PROBATE COURT
State Of Ohio Viatom County,
IN pursuance fan orlor granted by the
Probate Court of Vinton county, Ohio, I
will offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday the %, day cfAprA 1865
At Eleven o'clock, fornoon, upon the promises
thj fdllowilg ii,Iri)jl r ,ai estate situated 10
the county of Vinton and State of Ohio; to-wlt:
In.lot number one hundred and sixty one l6L,O
IN tho town of McArthur. County Of Vinton
State of Ohio, as designated and numberer on
tho recorded Plat OF said Town of Macarthur.
Appraised at Five hundred aud eighty three
dollars, (S5S3.
TERMS of sale, One third in hand, ono third
in five month, and one third in one year and
five months from day of sale with interest on
deferred payments, said payments to be secured
by mortgage upoE the premises sold.
MARY POLAND,
Mar. 70, lS55-4w administrative Of Leon
ard Holland deceased
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23

Wanted, Correspondence By two of Unc le
Snm's We eterans All young ladies that wish
fun, please write and receive letter. Object
fun, love and the consequences. Please send
and receiv one in roturn
Addres Coop BoY, and BAD Boz, Camp
Dennison Ward 90.
march 2, 1865.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
Hereitary HumOrS.

or Price One DJlldr per Bor. Trade
supplied or sent BY Mail, post paid to any
partof the United States or Csnadas on
rsceip! Of price. by
HIS. ROWE d CO.. Sole Agents,
43 Liberty ST., New York.
March 93rd l865-lyr. .:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
NEWS WSIFEMs-CLIPPlNGS.


| Mar. 21.-The New York Her
AIDS Mobile correspondent says
troops have been going from there
siuce the lst Of February, but there
ls;il remained about the town about
fl5,00 rouis.
twenty Thousand bales Of cotton
were said 10 be piled ny at the depot
OF the Mob le and Ohio Railroad
ready for transportation INTO the int
riUr uf Alabama, II the rebels could
tnot hold the place. The citizens b.
lieVed that General Maury would
burn the city II he could not hopi it
The New York Tribune rruieosrs
to have private Information that Gen
eraI Lee had notiieI jeff Davis that
it was impossible, with the means at
his command, 10 make head agains
the Union forces.
The rebels have commenced to
raise negro regiments in earuesl. Tnc
official order has been issued, and
rendesvOIs for the recruirs. slave an
Tree, has been appointed. General
Lee, in a letter wrI ten on the 10th.
urg the work OF raising and organ
izing the negro troops, and says lie IL
anxious 10 witness their first expert.
mcntS III fighting Tor tha Southern
cause.
The dry gools men in New York
are said to be marking down their
goods in order to CONFORM to the gold
rates.
There were ru,nors Of the evacna
tion ol Mobile in New York yesfer
day, aud it had the effect TO depress
the God market,
The New York Trbune's army cor
resp(ndent says ali goes to show tina |
We shall have q snort, bnt severe, cam
Daign in few days. A series q
will have begun that val
,auSe profound sensation through
,ut the North The rribune's wash
ngtou SPECIAL says Sheridan is aga,n
IN the war-path, ana viii soon be
leard from again, INJECTING much
OI the rebels
Secretary Stanton, whJ is ju,t from
he front, says Genera Grant knows
xacsly what Lee Is about.
Noble, March 0 = Transports c>n-
siuIng 1000 troops, entered rhe Uay
esterdsy through Grants l'aSs.
MOBILE. March 10. + ,urretn vel
e!s uIure were addru t. tho feet to-
ay making twenty ono IN slght ol
ne city. Great activity prevails uirh
Ie enemy in the lower bay. rhere
! every indication OF an early attack
FAYETTEVILLE, n. c., March 10 -
:30P. NJ. lis, vi cities that nave all
II lnto our hands: llardce, said /"
ave 20 900, withdrew across the riv.
E yesterday and last night. uo Is
rp1rted en- route Ior Raleigh.
lN5 reOelS oRlrtnlshru III the tOWu
nd FIRE! artIi cry upinthe house oc =
lpIed by women aud children They t
urned brld !e at this place, aud re |
loved all the public stores up, by .
.ilroaI, they could. Sherman is hrfu t
nd we'll Many men are wartin . t
hoes and clothing yet the army never
as IN better condition. I
[Sign 'd] o o. HOW ARD
MJu General I
Tbs War D 'par,Inelt orirs thar &
ereaiter no claim, presented by anr Il
gent whethoI banker or artOruey, W i /
3 entertained by Ils dIsours,us I'll /
srs, unless sad agent shall pro luce !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23

The well known DR., WARREN, Of Boston
says Of these Pills, "rhey have the finest ef-
feet upon the Liver and digestive organs of
any medicine in the world, and are the most
perfect purgalive which has ever yet been
made by anybody. The effect have abund.
antly shown to the community how much
they excel the ordinary medicines in USE
They are safe and pleasant 10 take, but pow
erful 10 cure. Their penetrating properties
stimulate the vital activities of the body,
remove the distractions of its organs, puri-
fy the blood, and expel disease. They purge,
ou; the !oul humors that breed and grow
distemPer, stimulate sluggish or disordered
organs into their natural action, and i'm
part healthy tone with strength to the
whole system. Not only do they cure the
everyday complaints of everybody, but also
formidable and dangerous diseases. While
they PRODUCED powerful effects, they are at
the same time, in dimished doses, the safest
and best pbysic that can be employed Tor
children, and being purely vegetable are free
from any risk or harm.
The mos; remarkable feature Of these pills
is TIE pc fiction with which they act on ex.
tremely dissimiar. chronic diseases The
SANE DOSES CURE Dianhea or Dyspepsia, in
either case restoring the organs to healthy
aud natural condition. which cannot be said
Of any other medicine in existence."
They create pure blood and remove all
impurities from the system, hence are q pos
tive cure for, '.'.
Fever, Headache, Piles, Mercurial De-
keRseS, and
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
The Inauguration Ball.
From Il. Froyidenee. lR.lN p,st.l

From the Providence (R. u Post
According to the reports IN the nd
mlnIslratlon papers, the inauguration
ball at Washington, WAS simply a
vulgar jam. The aIistocratic portion
)f Washington society, and The elite
of the political sJciety as Chief Jus
tice Caase, Senator Sprague, and
others, Y ere absent. 1t seems to nave
been u vulgar display Of ,jeweiry, and
a not 200 modest exhibition o. iemin
iue'shoudlcrS. At supper the crowd
behaved more like hungry squad OF
soldiers in barracks, than like that
coartly throng which the common
mind ASSOCIATES with a raised dais, !"
dlatuOnds, satins and III ire ant que
Inc large hail OF the Patent Office
no too clean at the commencement.
Vi the ceremonies, was at their conc ut
sion streSn with the debris OF tb &
feast, and tie for was as slippery
with the fragments OF cake and spill
lngs OF jelly as Andy JOhnson's
tongue; and the mingled meat and
cOnIectonary whicn denled the apart
ment, made as much of muddle as
is to be found in the Vice Presidents
brain Tue ball it SCENE did not end
1t simply yfssisG 0ut. The Presiden
tial party stole away without being
observed or being as it would appear,
miesed.
There was extravaganza without
ref tin.men., courty display without
dehcacy of taste, richness Of attire
without corresponding good bree ding,
in q word, the vuIgarity Of parvenus.
and the c)arsene2s OF those who were
plebians by nature as we'll as by po-
sislOn. 1t was most appropriately,
Viva la bdgaeHe
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We don't know how the radical
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-23
NOTICE

Zachariah Stevens, Administrator Of the e.-
tate Of Rebecca Stevens, dec eased, mas hled his
accounts and vouchers for inspection and nnh
settlement, and that the same will be ior near
ing on the 18th day of March, A. D. e65.
RICHARD CRAIG,
March q. ,e5-sw. Probate IN dss.