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The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23
Governor Rrownlow on Isham G. Harris.

Governor ProWnlow on Isham G. Harris.
4 The Legislature Of Tennessee having author
lied the Governor to offer aoreward of Eve
thousand dollars for the capture Of Isham G.
Harris, Brownlow has issued characteristic
proclamation to that effect. His description
of Harris is especially pointed: 9g 9 s
"This culprit Harris is about i've feet ten
inches in height, weighs about one hundred
and forty i've pounds, and is about ffty-fve
years of age. His complexion is eallow-his
eyes are dark and penetrating-a perfect in
dex to the heart of a traitor-wi the scowl
and frown Of demon resting on his brow
The study of mischief and the practice of
crime have brought upon premature badness
and gray head. With brazen-faced impu-
dence he talks loudly and boastingly about
the overthrow of the Yankee army, and en-
tertains no doubt but the South will achieve
her Independence. BE chews tobacco rapid
nly, and is inordinately fond of liquor. In his
moral structure he is an unscrupulous man
stepped to the nose and chin in personal and
political profigacy---nowl about lost to all
sense of honor and shame-with heart reck-
less of social duty, and fatally bent on mis-
Chief {, uiss4 "a sssaK oosioasg4 ass E
If captured, he will be found lurking in the
rebelstrongholdsi Of Mississippi Alabama or
Georgia, and in female society, alleging with
the sheep-faced modesty of virtuouso man
that it is not wholesome state Of public SEN
timent or taste that forbids an indiscriminate
mixing together of married men and women.
If captured, the fugitive must be delivered to
me alive, to the end that justice may be done
him here, upon the theatre of his former vii
famous ueeus. rik ar yaM aiog4athfW al
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For Sale.

49, The House Mo- 81 Pfs asant Street, near COR
Ml;;; ner OF Park fnishe q threaghout with Fur.
,ssl mace, Gas hard and soft Waters; very pleasant
and convenient Terms easy.
Address, p. o. Box 222l. may22n
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Profanity

The people in this land are certainly distin-
gulshed, TO an extent unknown in other cou n
tries, except perhaps Great Britain. by pro-
faneness. A stranger might infer from the
! tone Of popular conversation, from the ex-
elamations of excited individuals, from the
clamors Of anger and passion, that we ac-
knowledge the Almighty for no other 5pur
pose than that we might have a name to
swear by, or for convenient expletive to fill
up the chasm of discourse. Proaneness is a
sin the enormity of which the Imagination
cannot. conceive, because no. thought can
compass the infinite excelencies of Him
whose prerogative is to be; who sits upon the
circle of the earth, and the inhabitants thereof
are as grasshoppers; who stretcheth out the
heavens as curtain, and spreadeth them out
as tent to dwell in. That puny creature OF
the dust, born to-day and gone Tomorrow,
should have the audacity to pour contempt
npon that glorious name which seraphs adore
with rapture, is enough to astonish the heav-
and convulse the earth. Yea, still more as
tonishi g is that miracle of patience which
one word would arm all nature against them
make the ground treacherous beneath them.
heaven terrible above them, and hell ready to
meet them at their coming, 4 The. magnitude
or the sin cannot be exaggerated. It is
enough to make the blood curdle, to think of,
the name OF God banded about as the bauble
and plaything of fools, to point Jest, to sea
son obscenity, and to ganrish a tale. This
offence cannot go unpunished. II there be
God he must vindicate his own majesty and
glory. There must be a period when all shall
tremble before him; when every knee shall
bow, and every heart shall do reverances
The swod of justice cannot always be sheath
ed, nor the arm of vengance slumber.-In the
sight Of angels, there can be no greater sin
than that Of profaneness. They know some-
thing Of what God is They fear that dreadful
name, and their imaginations, lofty and ex-
panded as they are, cannot measure the
height and depth of that iniquity which can
make light ofso tremendous being. It is the
very spirit and core of all evil, the quintes-
senee of ungodliness. American Messen-
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CHOOSING a aoPhysician.

E.. E.
There is an Eastern story of q certain prince
who had received from aiairy the faculty OF
not only assuming whatever appearance he
thought proper, but of discerning the wander
ing spirits OF the departed. He has long
labored under painful chronic disease, that
none Of the court physicians, ordinary or
extraordinary, could relieve; and he resolved
to wander about the streets of his capital
until he could find some one, regular or ir-
regular, who could alleviate his sufierings.
For this purpose he donned the garb and
appearance of dervish. As he was passing
through one of the principal streets, he was
SURPRISED to see 1t so thronged with ghosts
that, had they been still inhabitants OF their
former earthly tenements, they must have
obstructed the thoroughlare. But what was
his amazement and dismay when he saw that
they were all grouped with anxious looks
round the door of his royal fathers physician
haunting, no doubt, the man to whom they at
tributed their untimely doom. Shocked with
the sight, he hurried to another part of the
city. where resided another physician of the
= court. holding the second rank in fashionable
estimation. Alas his gateway was also sur
rounded with reproachful departed patients.
,Thunderstruck with such discovery, and re-
turning thanks to the prophet that he was still
in being, despite the practice Of these great
men, he resolved to submit all the othef re-
nowned practitioners to similar visit and he
was grieved to find that the scale of ghost:
kept pace with the scale Of their medical rank
Heart broken and desparing of cure, he was
slowly saupterng back to the palace, when In
an obscure street, and on the door of hum.
Die dwelling, he read doctors name. One
single poor solitary ghost, leaning his despon'
dent cheek upon his fieshless hand, was seat.
ed on the doctors steps. 'Alasp exclaimed
the prince, 1t Is, then, too true that humble
merit withers 10 the shade. while ostentatious
Ignorance inhabits golden mansions. This
poor neglected doctor, who has bat one un
lucky case. to lament is then the only mar
in whom l can place confidence He rap
ped; the door was opened by the doctor him
self a venerable old man, not rich enough
The Portland daily press., 1865-05-23

Prompted by no other than the feeling of benevo-
ence and for the benefit Of the afflicted, desire to
makeknown q short description of my disease and
the unexpected cure which obtained from Mrs.
Manchester's Medicine. D upwards of two years
since was taken sick, which gradually increased
until was so far reduced that never expected to
be well again had the attendance of six eminent
physicians and never received the slightest benefit
until commenced psing Mrs. Manchester's Medi-
cines. Ny disease at that time was as follows:-I
was extremely feble--conhned to my bed. My flesh
had all disappeared, the whites Of my eyes yell
low, also the skin yellow; had dull heavy pain in
the right side and twas very much enlargedi pain
in my shoulders and spine. The left side seemed
decay 80 that there was quite hollow place init,
had very distressing pain the pit OF my stomachj
tongue coated thick stomach very acid appetite en-
tirely gone not being able to keep anything on my
stomach, fever, night sweats thirst violent dry
cou gh, difficulty of breathing dull headache. Foam
not describe as wish to do my ssrabIe situation
and suffering every organ in my body was diseas-
ed. My physicians said 4 was fast Fastening to the
consumption. 9t'aAa sAAAt scA +
Ienjoy at this time perfect healtsi and this is q
plain, short history Of my case and is the truth.
would recommend every and all invalids to go and
consult Mrs. Manchester MARY A. MoULToH,
/ g.ts yfu,tFtf4 F. : s EDWARD L. MoULroN.
| Portland, May 9. 1854 41oiA sl1d .dis mch9dly
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Ratesof Advartisinz.

Sae zach ofspaceip lsagth Of column, Constitute.
$&.60peP SQUARE esily rst week; rs cents per wesk
etsri thEoe lnseItics or less 81 90: Continuing ovo-
W yetlsr day after hrst week, so cents. -s1
Ealf square, three insertions lese rs cents; one
Nesk, $l.06; 90 eenie Per week after. 81 as
under hcac OF AlxtisaidENTs, $40 per square Pex
week; one insertion, $780, ~ III
SPECIAL NOTICES, $500 per square first week,
per square after three Insertions or less $l60
hslt eQunrei three Insertions, $l.o0; one week,
Advertisements inserted in the MAIsR sTATR
kRhsstwhob has large circulation In every part OF
ee 3tate for S00 per square for hrst nsertion and
.fzNGAE NoTTe rs e uEuaI yafee @e4NaA h8i
% GB- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the sdtors Ofthe Press and
those of business character to the Publishers
es@- J0B PRINTING OF every description executed
with dispatch and all business pertaining to the Of
fee paper promptly transacted ON application az
above. -istat - iNt 7taAtffs'Ae - if II
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E02TIlAND DAILY PRE6a,
I .Eial5 JOR n Il Y.GKLMAN.E Il itor
euDlisRed &C NO. s2a ExCRAKGI STREET by
sW N. OSTEH 81 G O.

TEE eoRrL4 NJ DAIIY PRBssisp pnbhshed ut 81. .Ot
per year in advance. Vii
TIB MAIhBs TA rE llsEss is published every Fhurs.
osymornng,at 8a.0o per annu1n, In advance; 225
delayed beyond six months. - = II l3lfE- ~,
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Brig for sale,

~ One sixteenth of the good BRIG DAN
NM IELf BooSs can be bought. low, If ap-
MNA pliedfor soon
-Ekgk4kArgs 81 uae3 fa.f G. Ia BAILEY,
ssssz1.1' aplSeodtf AZ Exchange st.
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.aThrough Ticketss,.. J
Floor Tiling,

UyHE Union Tile Co. of Poultney. Vt, wall fur.
Il nisa Floor Thing from to l6 inches square
Samples of he small sizes canlbe ssen at the Mer
chants Exchange. asS58el edf IS a5fiss
| Orders received by
. z -spdesE ,slo'si1J JOHN o. PRO0TER.
lnaPnrtlapa n1a. al l1l lii sileah eleea-olW
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FOR ls SALE..
A Desirable Stand for Business
loe#lA9 at .'LG Cke's DIflls.v

VyHE Store and Dwelling House at Ioc ke5s Mills.
Il near the Grand Trunk Depot now oecS,r ed Nv
j.. Bartlett Ire buildings are two stories in front
has 'front.' of l3O feet and running back to the wa
ter IFhisis very desirable stand for business =
The present , owner i icomsempases moving ron the
with an IA and we'll selected Sock OF Goods suit
ed to the trade. Apply to y Bartlett on the premi-
''' " JOHN c. PRoCTER,, ,sllaa
APPS eod&wsw Portland Me-
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Administrators Sale of Real
and sdi b sbaaoE Estate. sssd ssd dgsia

HAVING been duly licensed bv the Hon. John
III A Waterman. Judge of probate, to sell at
public private sals all the real estate of which
ThomasH Breslin. late of Portland, oentist, died
seized and possessed including the reverson of the
widows DOVER the undersigned will sell at pu Slic
auction he 20h day o. June next. unless before
that time disposed Of at private ale at 10 O'Clock in
the forenoon on the premises, the brick dwellir
house on Free Street, In Portland, known as the
, At II O'Clock A N. on the premises the new brick
store the easterly side Of Unf IN street. in Port
land, now oeeuried by Tyler @ Lamb fol hsn
At u O'Clock NJ on the premises, on halt part in
common and undivided OF the land ON FIRE. street,
in Portland, sod 20 E. Bacon and T.. H. Breslin hv
Israel Richardaon, with the new three story brick
store, and the large wooden dwelling house ON the
same ;,fstb =f2 A. sio4 a.ed 44 Tf4, Hrt.r
At So'ciock NJ the premises, one half part 10
common and undivided of the lot on the eas'erl .
corner of Danforth and Walnut Stree +, in Port
land, extending on Walnut street to the school
. Immediatey after the sale of the last named lot,
upon inc premises, one-hali part in common ana un.
divided or the large lot ON the southery corner q
Dapforth and Walnut stree s, upon whicn are I've
double tws-story dwelling houses; this lot is llO
feet deep from Danforth AS soon as the Iofe-
ing is sold, and at same plsce one,nalL patL N
common and undivided of the lot IN Wa'nus street,
adjoipg the preceediag ana ex ennng on snia t1ees
TO the high stone wall there built. -. - 4.
Persons desiring 70 purchase eftntr tf the ABOVE
pieces of property belonging TO mid estate In COM
mon with other owners, can ascertain al wnat price
the co.tenants interest can be bought Dyinqniryof
s 0Amaei a, sAiII.s,xAkDER TYLER. Admini.tts,or.
oisiaAe, :.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
a PREVENTIVE TO HAVE CHTE,.
DREN.

Hear what the Cincinnati Weekly PsS says on the Sth
Of March, 1862:
We are decidedly opposed TO drugs and TO advertised
remedies for the prevention Of having children, but We
feel 1t our duty to acknowledge benefit from any und
om every source when It Is for the relief Of suffering
humanity. fact has come to our knowledge that
ought to be promulgated and widely circulated for the
benefit Of MOse ladies whose delicate health makes
necessary to prevent any increase Of fmly.
About twelve months after marriage, lady OF our 40
quanance gave birth to daughter, but her suiierns
great that her physicians despared Of her cov-
cry This made her dread the very thoughts Of again 10.
coming mother. She tried every thing to prevent
repetition Other sufferng5, but without succeeding Twp
years after marriage she waOgain confined her suE
erings Were 50 great that the child died. and her own life
was despaire of She told by her family physician
that If she had any children he feared her life would
be the forfeit As all the remedies she had tried before
had failed she applied to the botanic Physician, Dr.
RAPHAEL,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
SIIERlFFrS SALE.

Ecnarl hshmsl ~ Su.
1uAr,,r. ON order ,l
4. 4. Hrut,oL. John c. =. sale.
Brown, iIrnTy Reynolds, aud Noudi No.
H. Holland.
By virtue of an Vendt ENponus tome direct
nl troG tho Court Of Common Plg.. Of Niuton
county, Ohio. win ofl.r Tor sale at tie door Of
;bo Gourt !Iuusoin McArthur. Ymton coun'yon
oatwday the 20M dug IT Nag A. u.
1865,
brtwccr nc h,urs Of Zen O'clock \. V. and
rour o'clock r. NJ . Of said day, the following
property. to-wit; The North hqlf Of m.l ot
gT, except 10 feet of of tho Sou'h side Of said
North half, also, the West half ST In-Lot No.
ll6 in The town of Macarthur, Yiuton county,
OHIO. Taken as the property of Edward A.
Brhtton to satisfy Judgment in favor OF
Richard Ashurst tG son. APrRAFED Mt, Lot
No. ~, two hundred and fifty dollars, half lot
ll6 approiscd 81 twenty dollars and must
bring two thirds of that sum, Terms of sale:
Cash in hand.
JOHN J. SuoCKEY, ShcrV. c o.
April %, '65-4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent OF the Odd.
follow, Boonsboro Maryland said Thursday the 3lse
OF May, 1906
"Numorous Of diseases caused by early lndscrv
tlOn having been performed by the English Botanic PLY.
sican feel II my duty having knowledge Of them, 20
state the fact believing that doing may do service
20 the suffering. One IN partcuar-that o. young
man In this cyis worthy Of note. lie had becOne the
victim Of habit the allusiGn To which cmses .
shudder andaftery years ofsuterng aud gave up
all hopes Of recovery. Ho wished to marry and was
dearly beloved by sweet girl ever lisped words
Of Affection but he fearful nervous, and prosrated.
He dared not we'd account Of tie shattered state
Of his system He sought relief at the hands Of the BO-
tanic Physician, and, astonishing may seem all tho
bloom and vgor of youth has returned aud he lsnow
the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
SHERIFFS SALE.
STATE # Ohio. Jintoa Com ty.

State II Ohio. ViHtOn Comfy.
F. II. Mercer Plttf In Court Of
against Common Plea
Benjamin Dill Dei't On Vendi.
DUkSU INT to tho command of an order OF
l. sale in the GboTe causo to nc directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, Of the Aforesaid
County Of Vinton, will Offor at public sale at
the door of the Court House, in the town Of
MAcrthur, in the aforesaid county Of VintOn Oh
SATURDAY. The 22nd day Of April 1865,
At the hour of one o'c.ock, PM, Of said day
the following premises to. wit; Tho north end
u out lot number two, (2,l being strip oil
the north end of said let, about one hundred
and twenty feet wide, and all of the said lot ex-
cept that part or parcel conveyed by Charles
Robbins and wife to The Marrcta & Cincinnati
Rail olG Company, Also astrip of of!he west
of side out-loJ number three commencing at the
line 'Oetwoea lots mum ere two and
three running theme east on the north line
of lot number throo until il inersects the
line running south from the south west
corner of In lot number twelve, thence
south ono hundred aud twenty fee: until
it inte sec Is the east and welt line o. that part
Of out-lot number two, conveyed as above,
thence west 20 tn said divisi n line between
lots nu,nbor two and throe, and thence north
to the place Of beginning, all Of said lots and
parts Of lots lying and being in Robbins addi-
ton to the town of Hamden Vinton county o.
og which is situated Foundry together with
the Engine and machinery belonging 10 sai
foundry business,
Taken as tho property Of Benjamin Dill to
satisfy iulgemen. of aforesaid Court, in ia
Vor Of +. H. Mercer
Appraised as follows to-wiE at the sum of
thFae dhousand four hundred dollars aud must
bring two thirds Of that sum.
TERMS Of sale cash in hand.
d. r, SHyEBL, j. j. SIIOCKEY
Att for Plltf. Shif. V.Co.O.
March 18th 1855 -5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

New GooDs.-Our Townsman G.
b Will, wishes us to announce the
fact, that he is now in the East, Tor
the purpose of laying in a fnll stock
Of spring and GUNNER goods, for lS'
So. George always watches the mar
kcts, and as usual is in the nick OF
time 70 buy goods at the lowest pri-
ccs, there being now pressure in
the markets. This is sure guaran-
tee Of George being able to cell as
CHEAP rs TIE CHEAPEST. Our friends
will do well to call and examine his
stock andipricos, as he will be receiv
ing goods in Il few days. His old
customers will o! course wait till
the new stcck arrives before buying
elsewhere.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
NOTICE

ITO the creditors ofDarius Ferrel, dece ased
l on the s5th day of MarcP in the year 1856
the Probate .ourt of Vinton Court ty, Ohio
declared the estate Of Darius Ferre, decea sed
to be probably insolvent; creditors are there
fore required to present their claims apainst
the estate to the undersigned for allowance.
within the mex three months from the time
above mentioned or they will not be entitled to
payment. JOSHUA WOOD,
Mar. 30 65-8w admir- Of Darius Ferrel deo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

Loa,os Parl .rsburr, %. 7:iC A. NJ; leaves Mar
iettn 1T As M; leuyes Athens ut 1881 A.
VI leaves Zalcssi, ll:45 A. NJ: leaves McAr-
thur, l2I3 +. NJ; Ia,nj-n Junction at 1882
A.M.--ArrivPs ut Ohilicothe at l:5s PM;
Leaves Chiliicotho ut 2:lS P. ~. leaves Love
land at 5:56 7. NJ; arrives at Cincinnati at
700 PM.
.Iaieski Freight Carrying passengers, passes
McArthur goiug East ut $3.50 A. NJ; going
West ~ 2:34 r. NJ
The Accommodation Train Leaves Chllicothc
at 5:Sd y NJ; arrives ut Cincinnutti at 1925 4.
NJ; leaves Com innsLi at 800 =. ii; arrives at
e jiicuthe at 80 p. M.
Com eenpns are made ut JovelarA with
T.iam' to cal From CelEmhrT; ed at panicn
Junction With trains 10 and from Portsmouth
JOIlN DURAED, Sup't.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
.7HE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET

now offered by the Government, and it is co n
idently expected thatits supe ior advantages
will make it the
GREAT POPULAR LOAN OF TIE PEOPLE.
Less than $500, 900 ,Oo0 Of the Lean authorize
by the Congress Orenow on the market. This
amount, ut the rate at which it is being abs0r b.
ed, will be subscribed for within four months,
when the notes will undoubtedly command a
premium, as has uniformly beenthc case on
closing the SubscripGonsto other Loans.
In order that citizens Of every town and Sec
tion of the country may be Afforded facilities
for taking the loan, the National Banks, State
Banks, and Private Bankers throughout the
country have generally agreed to receive sub
scrptions atpar., Subscri berswil select their
own OgOntsr in whom they have confidence.
and who only are to be responsible for the de.
Ivory of tho .uott for which they receive or
ders. SAY COOKE,
SUBSCRIPTION AGENT, ThilaGelphin. 4.
SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL RE RECEIVED by the
First National Baul.-sf CIlilKcodm,
First National Bank of Cincinnati.
Mar ID '6j 3rlo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
DIR. STRICKLAND'S
M E l. LIFL u OU s

HURES Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat
" Asthma, and Consumption. It on!v
necessary for any one troubled with these
complaints to try one bottle of
Stri"kland's MeIlihuous Cough Balsam
to convince them that it is the best preparae
tlon ever used. It no; only cures the aboy.
affections OF the Throat aud Lungs, but il
cures Night Sweats and Splitting of Blood
and is an excellent gargle for any kind o
Sore Throat. 1t is pleasant to take, and a
safe medicine for infants. Price so cents
per bottle. For sale by Druggists general
ly.
March "a, '6i--lv.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

Fortune may iavrr fJuIs, but that's
moor reason why you should make
Il 20 | Of v0urSolf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

AsToR, was one OF the first basi-
ness men OF his day, and he attributes
his success to Advertising.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

JcnlCl tfaZcC Cliul ] On NGlul,
y
DY virtue ofqn order If sale to mo directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas, of Vinton
County Ohio, will offer for salo at the Door
ST the Court House. on
Saturday ths22nd day Of April 1865,
At the hour of one o'clock Z. NJ, of said day
tho following Real Estate to- wit: The east
half of the east half of In lots numbered re =
spectively Thirty-three. and Thirty four, in
the Town of llamden, in said Vinton county, ,
and State of Ohio, subject to the dover in
terest of Nancy Frazee.
Taken as the property Of Jehel Fraz ee, ct al
his hiers at law, to satisfy Il judgment of RFore
said Court, in fagor of Booth Il Braley
Appraised as .ollows, to-wit: East half Of
the east half of In lot number thirt y>-three,
at two hun lred anl twenty-five dollars, and
the east half of the east nalfof In-lot number
thirty four, at sixty-six dollars, and mus.
bring two-thirds OF that sum.
TERHS ofsale, cash an hand.
H.S.HAMrLToN j, $40 CKEy,
Atty for Pltff. Shift. Y. Co. o.
March 2S, IS65-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
JAMES WARD,
SADDLES FAIRNESS
NJ anufa uPGP.
Nc ARTHUR, OHIO.
WARRANTS ALLWOrK

Keeps constantly on hand ard vii
sell at the lowest prices, Saddles, Bri
dies and Harness OF every description
and warrants his work tor two years
Call and examine. list door west o
the Court House.
Dec, 90, 1864 emo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04
N @ T &c B..

4 LII persons are he reby Motif OF to res
~ pass upon any of my possessions from and
after the date hereof, nor suffer their horses,
cattle, sheep or hogs to enter upon, any Of my
lands, OF into any Of my inclosuers, nor run at
large about my premises contrary TO law under
tho penalty Of the same.
April Sch ls65-3S ABRAHAM WILDER
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-05-04

o. IL President Johnston par
don5 all the rebels except the Lea.
dtrs, will not those leaderp have OBJ
tained their wish to be "lelt alone."