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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
/. IDARRHGA MD DYsESTERy

We have examined great number o
uther- rom some OF the most promintn
citizens oil Cincinnati and Covington. etc -,
speaking in the highest terms of Dr. Snick-
lands Anti-Chnlera Mixture for the cure Of
darThga and dysrnlery. The letters are
to long to pnbish. Mr. Woods. Of Gov.
Uigton, ,suys he wss pronouncc0 iucurabIe
for the best doctors iG Cincinnati, aud one
ontle of DR. SIficklard's Anti Chotera Mix.
ture effected permanent cure after suffer-
ng for months with the worst form Of lar.
rho a and drsenlery.
Another says h. was discharged from the
United States service after suffering in the
hospital for months as ncurable, and as
last resource tried StriCklands Anti.ChO!a.
ra Mixture he got well directly and has now
enteIed the army again in good health
One man writes he has cured seven or eight
very bad cases OF diarrhRa aud dYsenters in
the barracks be was in with one bottle OF
this valuable medicine. In fact we could
fill half our paper with similar items from
these letters. Why does not our Govern.
ment secure this valuabIe lrreporIlion.--
Our army ought to be supplied with it. 1t
is bot short time since one of our men
laid in a very low condition al one of our
Cincinnati Hospitals, his vile WAS sent for,
the doctors considered his an hopeless case.
She, however. gave him Striclan1's Anti.
Cholera Mixture, and in three weeks he was
able to return hom6 with his wife to New
Richmond, o. All these cases right at
home speai; Tor themselves. We hope all
the soldiers will put n bottle of it in thoir
hnapsacks it may save them or some OF
their comrades. Itis for sale by Druggists
80 cents per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
u % II e. II TO B REDG Il
kfUEEDEKssS

The Commissioners of Yinton county
viii meet near the dwelling of Henry
Holmes in Clinton Township on
6Gtu,day tho StA dug of AprN 1865,
at one o'clock. r. NJ. for the purpose of
letting 10 the lowest responsible bidder ths
building Of a trestle Bridge at the crossing
Of the creek on the road leading from Nc.
Arthur aud intersectiag the road leading
from Hamden to Allensvile, neai said EIoi:
fnes dwelling.
BY order Of County Commissioners.
II. G. MOORE,
March l6 l865-.-4w Auditor Y.CO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
SHERIFF SALE
State Of 0i.O, F6lton [vasy.

0t6te q Vh'0, 9Dii0h t'VaELy
Booth d BrHley, FtGl In co,,, .
Ag,iHH C,p,ra,, Pl,.s
jehiel FTrzce ti,n. On Vypti
His heirs ~ law, D4.'e
iDY virtue ot'pn orlor ,rralc ; r,,r dir4ois!
, from the Court Of Common plrpa. Of Virtor
Couuty ohio, " III 0iTur for ha,. Al IA. D,ar
of the Conrt Aou%e. GU
Saturday IL. 29nd day of March 1853.
At the hour of ono o'clock P. NJ. OF asd dar.
the following kenl Estate tU.wit: Thu east
half Of the cast h"lf Of in-io.s numbered fa
Hpecl ivcly Thirty three and Thirty -fou,, ia
tho Town Of llamden. in said Vin.on county,
and State # Ohio, subject 10 the dover in
tcrcat OF Nancy Frr3ne.
Taken ~ the properly of fJehiul Fraz,o. g, Al
his hera at law, to satisfy judgement Of ntor Q
said Court, in favor Of Booth lS Brney
ApPfajsod AZ ollUwI to-wit: East half Z
The east lHlf Of In tot number thirty-thr ss.
Al two hun lred an twenty .ayG dollars. un;
the cast half oftho east nalrof In-loL natubsr
I hirD four, al siXly-six dollars, AMI mas,
nrlrg two-thirls Ul that sum.
ThRBS ofsele, cash in hand.
II S.HANiLroH J,J.EHO cHET.
Att'y fui Plf. ShE. Y, 90, O.
March IT, l565-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
SLlEllFF'S SALE.

M, of M, I,'.I-D I,,,tv
'' 'V!'
E. H. Mercer PItE In Court Of
against Common PloSs
benjamin DiIi DottJ Dn Yehdi.
nURSU INT 10 the e,,np,,rd Of ,r o,Jo, of
saI In tLr Wv U'''t','n ~ nn n,nG, o,
he toprt rT C,,,,,nn pio,, Wv TLe''eG ~!
County of Viu,on Win ,.l,, a, rriJ;c .,,,. ~
.hc door orthe Cyurt Hnrsc in abn, ,tnv, ~
,IAerrbpr. In tha i,rn,sil c,c,,t+ ofyi,,, ~,
y.....,J., - " .',''" wa
o"'"'""! ~ -5'd d"y " HsfE 1850,
at the hour oi ona 0c oek, PM, ot~nii day
5hc following utenllAs>t..,,it The r,rlh cnI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

ASUPERIOR REMEDY. Wee can consclon-
tionsly recommend to thoso suffering frola q
distressing eaugh,, DR.. Strieklsnd's MeliGnous
Cough Balsam. II giyos raliorulmost instant.
anGOus, snd is githa not liragreeuhle 10 tAc
TASTE. Thore is 10 doubt but the MelliAuou-
BasaIn is one of tn best preparations In usC
have tried II duri1g the past week. and fonnd
rehe! from most distressing cough. Itinpre-
lnr4d by Dr.. Strickland, No. East Fourth
gtraot, CINCINNATI, o., aud Tor sale by Drug.
Sufs az 50 cents puT botto.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
.From Tho Ciucinnai. Gaz,tto, March 9 J
A "LoyWt" Paper Om the Loyal

.From Tho oiucinaai. Gaz,tta, March y
a "LoyUt" Paper On the Loyal
Vice President
Andrew johnson, the Vice Presi.
dent elect, presented himself drunk at
the great inaugp alton CEREMONY, in
the presence Of the assembled execu-
tive and judicial departments Of the
IGovernm1nt, the Representatives OF
the people, large couc0urse OF citi-
z,ls from all naris Of the county.
and Ot the foreign diplOmatlsts ana
visit0rs.-Betore that imposing cOn.
course he beloved for halt an hour
the idiotic habble Of q mind besotted'
by a fortnighl's de5auch. --llo boasted
himself as a specimen OF the working
ii American institutions, which
brought such u man as he to the 80
cond place in tho Government. He
dragged its prOuiest ceremony int D
the slough Of his degradation, AN d
turned it to shame and notification.
This caunot be covered up as pri
vate inir.nity. 1t was exhibited be &.
fore The world. We have to discuss
tas a public calamity, and aa o
national jnsult and disgrace wh ch
demands relief. Mr. Johnson should
at once resign the place he has so dis
honoTed, and in which he can never
have the respect OF any American
aui should retire to priva'o
life, where his wallowing will btoul
no one but himself The nation can
not sulii'r tie dishonor that a man
who was inauguratol drunk, who
lriyelIed over the Holy Book as he
took the oatn Of Office, ana shamed
the nation IN the eyes If the world +,
shon,d cit 10 preside over the Senate
and represent the executive Office.
And it cannot afford to keep open
the risk o. 7ucb m alternative in case
Of the death or die ability Of the Tres
ilaut.
Mr.. johnson made a silailay oShjb
itlon oi bimsa.r here, aud we then
from commenting on it be
cause We thought it might bo only a
lapse III the inlefyAl when be wae.
tree from official du!ies; and that il
he were habituaIly incorporate he
would retain dycency enough to re
!rain from Disabling himscl!ior public
occasions. Our forbearauco WAS un.
iortunate, for had wo then comment
&C on his condition It might have
brought him 10 a sense OF il, or have
forced his tennessee friends to aee to
Ilini, or at least it would have thrown
he people a, Washington upon their
guard, and porhaps have diminished
his opportunity ior such hDlniia-
ting exhibition.
We are NOT inclined to ps)liate
these remarks by any reference to
Mi. Johnson'e preYion8 8etyiccs. Ho
has exhibited to the world his unfit
ness FOR his presout position, and he
has dishoaorod The institutions Of his
country. lie should make the only
in his dover.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

Snm's tcrana Al! young ladies that wish
fun, please write and receive letter. Object
fun, owe and the Consequences. Please send
photographs, and rccei 70 one in rotarn
Addres Coon Boy, and BAD Boy, Camp
Dennison. Ward 49,
march 2, 1865,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
NOTICE

2aeheriah Stevens, Administrator Of the es-
tate of kebeccG stevena, deceased mas lied his
accounts and vouchors for inspection and final
settlement, and that the same will be for henr.
ing on tho 18th day Of March, A. D.I 865.
RICHARD CRAIG,
March 2. '65-ew., - Probate judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
A CARO- TO lNYALlns.

a Clergyman while residing in South Amsr.
leu Hs missionary discovered m 10 and hirn-
pie remedy for the Cure Of HrtYurS T,nknuar.
Ep ry Decay. Diseases ofthe Urinary ard
Seminal Organs, aud ghc Whole train Of lifrr.
dc r. 6ruugh. on by hUneru nnl yicious habits.
Or eat Lrmbe. have been already cured by thip
no hle rcmedy promytei by desire to bene
ut tho 'tilcted and unfortunate, will send
bhe reel nl preparing ana using this m.di~
NC, !" scale rnrelopo,to any one wh0 needs
10, FaEE oF CHAHCE.
Please incIoae u postpaid Covolop9, address.
cd to yourself
address
JOSEPH r. INMAN,
STATION y. nrBLE Hnusg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

Hampton:
HEADQUARTERS ~ THE FIrLnI
February %, 1861
Li0nt. Gen. Wade Hampton, commanI ling cav.
ahy forces, O. S. =.
GeneriI--lt is officially reported
10 rue that our iotaging parties are
murdcre d after capture, anJ labeled
"death to all iOragars'. Cne instance
Of Lieutenant and seven men, near
Chester and another near ravine,
eighty rods from the main road three
miles from baskerville. | had order
ed a nutnber ofprisonGrs in onr hands
to be disposed Of in like manner. !
hold about 1000 prisoners captured
in various ways, and can stand it as
long as you, but l hardly thiuk these
maraer5 are committed with your
knowledge, and would suggest, that
You give notice to the people at large,
that every life taken by them simply
results in the death Of one of your
Con!oderates. OF coarse You can not
question my right to forage in the
country. 1t is as Old as history. The
manner OF exercising it varies with
circumstances, and ifthe civil author
ities will supply my requisites, | will
forbid all toraging, but find no civil
authorities who can respond to calls
iCr forage or provisions, and therefore
must collect directly Of people. !
have no doubt thls is the occasion Of
much misbehayior on the part of our
men, but Can not permit an enemy
to Judge or punish with wholesale
murder. Personally, regret the bit
tier feelings engeDdefed 6y this war,
but they were to b9.cxpected, and
simply allege, that those who struck
THE first blow and made war ineyita-
Ibly, ought not in fairness to reproach
as for natural consequences. mere
ly assert our wIT rights to forage,
and my resolve to protect my lOragers
to the eSteut of life for life,
| am with respect,
Your obedient servant
w. I. Sherman,
Mai. Gen. U. S.A.
! .---->--~O-~.~~s-..-.--~.,>
JFor Pictures go to q. j. Bill
~ r,huret)a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
; 9R2Cia1 Il oiitt,
HOWARD ASSOCIATION
PHiLADcLPHA PA

DGSEASES OF TIE NERVOUS. Sc
~ MlNAL, URINARY AND SEXUAL
SYSTENS-new and reliable treatmenr--
in reports OF the HOWARDS ASSOCIA
ClON--Sent by mail in scaled letter enve
loPes, flee Of charge Address, Dr.. J, Skill
LIN HOUGHT0N, Howard Association
No. . South Ninth street, Phiadrphia, Pa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
BY ORDER OF PRoBErE COURT.
State of Ohio Vintoa Couatg.

0N Saturday the 95th day Of March 1865,
~ at one o'clock z. NJ, in the afternoon, on
Tho promises in the couaty Of Vnton and State
of Ohio, will be sold to the highest bidder tho
following real estate, as tho property Of Simeon
Dixon deceased, wit: The north east half
Of the north west quarter, and tho II" ~ west
Guartor Of the north west quarter { -cction
number Eve, (6lin Township hnL..er h,ne,
~ Of Range number nineteen, as, contain
ng ninety-two acres more or less.
Appraised at Seventy nine dollars
TERNES Of sRle, one third cash in hand, ana
third in Six month and :he residue In Tu Give
months, Deferred payments TO boar intares.
from the day offLle, and TO, bs yBecured by
mortgage on said premises, .'lEs
SIMON f. D!X0N,
FEB. %, l3G5--4w Admir- Of Simeon Dixsn doc.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
STATE af 0hio, Viaton County COar Q
Common PLeGo:
Sarah r. johnson, Plaintiff. | Diyor,

Richard a. johnson, Deiqndart. monY
Richard a. johnson, Of Newark, il the eoun.
~ Of Licking, and State Of Ohio, will taae
notice that Sarah r. johnson did on The s.h
day Of March, A. d. 665, file her petition 10
the Clerks office of the Court Of Common Pleas
for Vinton eoupty, charging him, the said
Richard a. Johson, with extreme cruelty and
er,ss neglect Of duty, and praying chat the
said Sarah X. johnson may bo divorced from
ths said Richard a. johnson, and for Alimony
and the custody ofthoir child, EliiSh 8. John
son; which said petition will be for hearing =.
tho next term Of said Court Of Common Pless'
SARAli e. JOHNSON.
BY CoXsrABLE SHIvEL Hey Au'gs.
nisU,h 9 '65-.iS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

have been warmed AMI made active
BY questions OF title; and if such
scenoa should arise, the negroes as
they always do, when in the hands of
their philanthropio friends would
doubtless be the sufferers, -Eaggtler :.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16

UJFor Pictures got to q. j. Bill
iD rhurst's.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
For Blank Deeds. Call al

this OFFICE and be Suppied,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-03-16
IOSEPn T. INMAN.

NW'II-TT Y INWNN,
STATION y. nlsLE HnusE
mar 10Th lo65-llr. New York city.
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DLAtk oh BROW NTH BEST ~ lSL.
ID HRIEsrs
HAIR DYE HAIR DNF.
Doc. not urr ths Hair OF skin TO he had Of u-u..
giUs .cuoranv Price FIFTY cent? ,or loz. Depot
100 south -t,orI -t.. " i''4sr e! u-,h.
NHuiur,ft Aetsr~.-u. bsrue. g Co.. % Pnft
iuv ! user 4 Lee, ID hsesnan II Vine. Iru. ne
thtfp =. Miller Rced, ~ Ail,u. cor. anton n.
ave Porter & fa.',h'I. rs iiuasou L. and ii ss d
ty" p,Haeis's can also b" supplied ig {. y. tEil-
CASI PAID FOR RAGS ASD OLD MET
lt WI 'e fL~ 'c. pv' Do. co. % cd 7ait' .'. i'r
a"d r"Ftel Icsi' So pcs d. !ae each iof mons
Oh l.tu hate 80 spring IS ne
CHEAP FOUU iND FUELCAN BE PUR-
y ehasei st ,.ifht advance ou wholesale oost ~
NtSONiC MISSION RruplNG.
At the IlNt lpl> - whctc shett rli f,e 9cur, In.
dian meal oo, aud ANAL = II can e obtained.
22i FRONT /. near Dou'e.ncur ~, ~he.e Is De.
fariEt MILLS IL BRooNE ST.
JJiNW. FARMER. {. LUDLOW ST.
will sell hcur potat'c' and meat 90 industrious work
JAMES MlEEAY. gis AyrSrr
ON est 49,
('AkrEi~ AND FIENfTURI ltNG
y 90 olf virfcr stc,k OF ct-p.ts ami um,tu.c R'
r''li -''r.H.,. So" % f..i. mlir hfufs,. tIi it-
tfii4.A .r.t- H... Pc .oI th week. "A. Cd FAR
hlli- -',. 20 and al Wet .hA 81, cor -'h uvc.4'
j. ,,.,,, -, ,ttt y,it1i 49,. t,,,.1,
It..I Ia an st. l.tt.k .uI rN.f,f.. f,tItf,r eat
orshrr0u 20 .i'rp sell. $50
HOYTS HiAWATHA HAIR RlSTOEi-
tive. tlo t,tt 900 tnv ,ur. harmless. ttIIl.iD.
uH H. lr,h, &c. IH.r- ....frct r,.tof1'i,e cor
yIr, hair sold by al, dtu ..i.ts Once, DO tulvofet
Iacc
,tr,,,p,tt.,s .,,,.,,, ,,,,r,,, ,.,. ,,,.,,,,t.
IL ilhbpill II ~ ~ hN' nl lit
i i- pleasant in tss'e and pdoi, tree from al il|u-
uuuH p.up'll %. and lmmcdiat" ia t'H s'.Iou. $40
INVESTIGATING. t.pNNtrI-rIT 49, D.
.o.. hama. ipr1..ut irto-In..oa sine to
| a'rse' ma the aam'ni-'rtiou Of municipal .h.u,
hit H"sf'i o. fffprt iIr ssfut. Wtt uN'. Hni' HIt
| tu| F-tt'1g. oJ'~t4'u D.. DAILY, IS " ID t'u
n. tc,ie-N uir"tN"d ~ ~ cuutuLu.. are 200
JrI.S1-s East tyttI, comm -uNty
"a '''i y i',,,i i.l-N ,.i TIT. WI
| EQUAL ~ eiI;INGiii VN, i'IANuN.
| SOLD bN Al. uEOt ffs.
! - NhU.tasi' N' .It 80 Itl l,tfu g. y \
! NgAv,p,- ,tEf,L Nt,, y,pg ,,,-f-'
| III ay, ,0..
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! 'g.l.rI o.. he, ov 70 ph. -...aU..
I.t Ui.. ..pl..I. Of ll.gf.I I..frs al .r.s,,us
meeting a,ap'ci 'lo report ~ u, p,i rat iH,,, l,.
l''o,.'"..l''s r.; Sy S,YT pg5on '4 Re- "" r.,
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the MARINE ru.I~, lur- wanted for 'hU Iurll.r Af.I
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,Y..I a.Hu'u tDDH. SHAY, pay I.out rtopIsIJ wit
l.rl lill- nli a'urn. ... 100 table Iowar v iii to
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-26

/ ter his actual enlistment. Under a
contract for cooked rations, three sub
stantial meals shall constitute com.
plete ration. In transit to regimcntal
depot, recruits will be furnished with
cooked rations obtained before starting
under verbal contract. Recruiting
officers will appeal to the loyalty OF
the public to obtain subsistence and
lodging at the above rate, and will on
ly in cases of urgent and extreme ne
cessity exceed them, and in such cases
only are authorized to make verbal
contracts at a higher rate, making af-
fidavit on voucher that the same was
the lowest price possible in the neigh
borhood where the expense was incur
red
VIII. Transportation passes will
be furnished by Lieut.. Col. w. n. Gri-
er, Superintendent of Recruiting SER
vice, or by this Department, on appli-
cation, with explicit statement of route
and mode of travel. The pass will be
filed up describing on its face the
number of men and their names and
whether for one, two or three years SER
vice. Conductors of Rail Roads,
Clerks of Steamboats, and Agents of
Stage Companies, will refuse all pass
es which are altered in name, number,
starting point or destination.
TX. Special attention is called to
the following extract from General
Orders, War Department, A. G. o.,
series 1853: l-..-...lt ''.''
III. The certificate. to all vouchers
for transportation by private convey
ance, must state that the prices char
ged were the current rates at the
place where the expense was incurred,
also, that transportation by railroad
or steamboat could not be obtained.
The vouchers like all others must be
approved by the superintendent of the
Volunteer Recruiting Service, and
show that the expense was incurred
for the new regiment prior to complete
organizations The number and names
Of men, their company, the number of
miles travelled, and the rate per mile,
will be specified in each case, as in
passes for railroad transportation"
X. Muster and descriptive rolls
will be made out in duplicate accord
ing to forms furnished form this De-
partment, one copy to be retained by
the recruiting officer and one to be for
warded by the detachment to Lieut..
Col. Grier, with the enlistment papers
of the men.
XII. Davenport is the general rem
devious of the regiment, as the United
States has here a sufficient number of
barracks to accommodate all troops
raised, and as at this point the Chief
Mastering and Disbnrsing Officer of
the United States has his headquar-
ters.
XII. All recruiting officers will at
once report in person or by letter to
Lieut.. Col. VIM. n. Grier lst U. s.
Cavalry, Superintendent of Recruiting
Servire, their Post Office address, and
place of local rendezvous over their
own signature.
XIII. No company will be consid-
cred organized until the rolls of said
company are forwarded to this Depart
ment
XIV. Commissions will only be is
sued to citizens well known to this
Department and to those we'll recon-
mended.
By order of the Commander-in-Chie
n. b BAKER,
.. Adiutant General Of Iowa.
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-26
DECIDEDLY COOL.

A lady, who had somewhat Bacchanalian
spouse, resolved to frighten him into temper
anoe. She therefore engaged . watchman. for
stipulated reward, to carry PhiIander " to
the watch-house, while yet in state of in
sensibility, and to frighten him a little when
he recovered. In consequence of this arrange
ment, he woke up about eleven O'Clock. and
found himself on his elbow He looked around
until his eyes rested on q man sitting by a
stove and smoking cigar. '
"Where am II" asked Philander.
In medical college," said the cigar
smoker. .ta .a..#
"What doing there!
"Going to be cut up
Cut up--how comes that -
Why, you died yesterday while drunk,
and We have bought your carcass anyhow
from your wife, who had right to sell it, for
IT'S al the good she could ever make out OF
you. II fyou are not dead, it's no fault of the
doctos; and they'll cut you up, dead OF
alive"
You will do It, eh :" asked the old sot
=" To be sure we will-now-immediately
was the resolute answer.
Wall--look o. here, can't yon let us have
something 10 drink before you begin"
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-26

A WAnsINo TO EucHRE PLArERs-A young
also very fond Of the daughter of pillar of
ono Of the orthodox churches, was taking tea
at tbe house Of Ms adored : short time since.
and had some fruit cake offered him. Being
SoQswhat confused on account of his situation.
- the cake was held ont TO him. he cried out.
- pas" |" The father hearing him. and
hastng played some in his younger days. was
horror struck at his infatuation for game. and
thought he would teach him lesson. He
spoks blaptly, Won paAs. 81 your then or
DIR yos sp-and thAsss the door; ! shall
!. mako . march! %
Charles City intelligencer., 1865-01-26
Dissolution.

The oopartnenhip heretofore existing be-
tween Gilbert 4 Dean is dissolved by mutual
consent--all owing said Firm. are requested
TO make payment Immediately either
Partner, a. our books mud be settled.
Geo. G. Dean will continue the Dry Goods
Business at the old stand.
Gilbert & Case will continue the Hardware
Business next door. h@'
MILO GILBERT.
GEO. C. DEAN.
Charles City, Dec. II, 1854. 5lw4