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DumDer OF prisoners anu n.E1s. Genef1l
Stuart subsequently arrived, ind being fu.:
nitted by General jackson with section OF
artillery, maintained his position for several
hours, sktrm!shing warmly with the enemy.
Gene al Robertson, who lad crossed the riY.
or above Beverly's Ford. reported that tho
enemy was advancing IN large force upon tba
position leld by General Stuart, and as 1t
he'd been determined, in the meantime, not
point win The army, that officer Withdrew
10 the south side. The enemy soon Afterwards
appea1ed In great strength on the opposite
banlk, and an animated fire wns kept up dur
ing the rest OF the day between his nrlillery
aud the batteries attached to Johnscn's lead:
ing division, under BElSadier General Talla-
ferro.
As cur positions On the sonth tauk Of the
RapIahnnncck were commanded by those OF
the enemy, who guarded nil the fords,
It WEB determined to seek more favorable
place to cross, hig her up the river, aod thus
gain tie eneny's right. Accordingly, Gen.
Lonss'rcet was directed to leave kslley's
font Of the enemy in the Vicinity Of Bever-
ly's ford and the Orange and Alexandria
Railroad bridge, then held BY Jackson, In Or
der to make the movement Of the latter, who
Nss instructed to ascerd the river. On the
I'D Jat kEon crossed Hazel River at Wellford's
null, and proceeded up the Rappahauncck,
HAe LIZ, 44uup49S 0 ul1S1AE uI@4t AtC0AA44
ford to protect bis trims, In the afternoon,
Lopgstieet sent General Hood With Ills oHn
and Writings brigade under Col. Law to re-
! eve Trinblc. Heod had just reached the
position. when he and Trimble we're
attacked by considerable force which had
crossed at Freeman's ford. After short
but spirited engagement, The enemy WIS
driven prccipitately over the river with
heavy loss. General jackson arrived at the
Warrenton Springs ford In tho afternoon,
and Immediately began to cross his troops to
the north side, occupying ths springs and
The adjacent heights. he was interrupted
By heavy rain, which caused the river to
rise so rapidly that the ford soon became inl-
passable for infantry aud artillery. Under
these circumstances it WIS deemed advisable
TO withdraw the troops who hsd reached the
opposite side, and they rectossed on the
night Of the Esd, on Temporary bridge
constructed Tor the purpose. General Stua1t,
who had been dlrec,ed to cut the railway In
the rear OF General Pope's army. crossed the
| RappahaDnoek on the morning Of the 2ad,
About SIX miles above the Springs, with parts
cof Lees and Rotertson's br3gndes. Passing
through Warrenton, he. reached Catletl's
Station ut night, but wGs prevented from de-
st1oyIng tho Tailload bridge at that point by
| the same storm that had arrested Jaekson's
movements. He captured more than three
hundred prisoners, including number OF
Becoming app1ehsndYc Of the efcc: Of tbs
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Bureau Refugees, Freedmen and
Abandoned Lands.

JACKSON, MISS, Nov. 18th, 1866.
Circular Letter:
1t is constantly reported to the Com
missioner and his agents that the freed
men have been deceived as to the inten-
tions of the Government.
1t is said that lands will be taken from
the present holders, and be divided among
them on next Christmas or New Years.
This impression, wherever it exists. is
wrong, All officers and agents of the
Bureau are hereby directed to take every
possible means to remove 40 erroneous and
injurious an impression. They will further
endeavor to overcome other false reports
that have been industrously spread abroad
with q purpose to uEssttle labor, and give
rise 10 disorder and suffering.
Every proper means will be taken to
secure fair written agreements or contracts
for the coming year, and the freedmen
instructed that it is for their best interest
to look to the property holders for en-
ployment.
The Commissioner deprecates hostile &C
ton and wishes every possible exertion
made to produce kind feeling and mu-
tual confidence between the blacks and
the whites.
0. o. HOWARD, Maj. Gen.,
Commissioner.
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C D M NJ e RCIAL.
SATURDAY MORs1sc. November

SATURDAY MORNING, November 10.
CoTToN-Market improved. Ordinary, 43045c.
good ordinary 5000, low middling, 5005lc.
middling, 5S@54c.
I weeks sales sum up 10 400 bales.
SUGAR AND MotAssEs.-0nly q retail dema nd
Common sugar lac fair, l6 good fair, 16A fully
fair, l7@TB; prime, 1sH@1sA. Not much de
mand for new crop, and supplies light New Mo
lakses, $1,000 10 per gallon, for fair, prime and
choice and zoe. for old.
FLoUR-lhe stock is liberal and prices easier
Fine is selling at IS 751s.9o; superdoe, ss250
ss5O low extra, sl1; fair extra, sil SO good
extra, Sl2 so; very choice extra, SIS per barrel
of other articles such as Grain and Feed, tn.
supplies are GOOD and at declining prices. Lard
Polk and Hams are scarce. Shoulder and side.
plenty and dull.
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TIC Lease.

1.-TWO very desirable Cotton Plantas m
i tions, adjacent to each other, on ffs@sfA
Thompson's Greek, 10 miles from Port SERslM
Hudson, good comfortable quarters on sAsszssas
each place, with Dwelling Houses, Cotton, Gins,
Fences in tolerable order--Tsrms very low. The
places are known as the "Asphadelp and "Alps''
plantations-property Of Mrs. J. Anne Fluker,
East Feliciana.
Apply to proprietor, or 10
STAFFORD 4 BUCKNER,
Attorneys at Law,
nov2-R Baton Rouge, La.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS


SATURDAY MoRNrsG, Nov. IS.
GoLD--The market vest erday opened quiet with
sales at 1917 0l49sS, and closed buo yant at 149L
0l5o.
snvER-Americsu, 146h0147.
ExcHAKaE--Domestic limited but firm. Checks
on New York y per cent. premium. Sight bills,
at par, and h@4 per cent premium.
BANK NoTEs-La. State, 64Qt6Sc. Bank Of La,
3s@45c, Union, s00s2Kc. per dollar.
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The Gazette 4 Gotuet
BATON RoUG Ike .
TUESDAY. ::::::::::::::::::::Nov. q, 1885,
tsy- See the Auction notice of Mr.. J. J

ly See the Auction notice of Mr.. J. j..
MITCHELL, the "handsome and indefatiga-
BILE knight Of the bsmmer," who is always
offering up and "knockipg down" some
thing or other to the highest bidder either
at public sale or in private way OF his
Auction Mart on the Boulevard.
Thursday promises to BIO an attractive
sale day at his premises, Judging from his
programme for that occasion.
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GREAT BRTAIN.-Palmerston was
buried in state at Westminster Abbey
on the 9th. The Queen and Cabinet
we're present., and Parliament and the
diplomatic body we're largely repre-.
sented. Immense crowds thronged
the streets through which the funeral
procession passed Business was par
italy suspended in most parts of the
country. The proceedings passed off
most satisfactorily.
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Notary Public.

T W0UL D most respectfully announce to my
l. friends and the public generally, that / am
now prepared to make Inventories, Appraise-
ments Partitions, receive Willis, make Protests.
Matrimonial Contracts and Instruments of Writ.
ing, to hold Family Meetings, and Meetings or
Creditors, &c.
Ali business entrusted to me will be attended
to with promptness and dispat1h
JNO. nj. TRACY,
Justice of the Peace and Notary Public,
octl4 Office, Corner Third and Laurel SITS.
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FENDLER's BAzAR.-We invite special
attention to the advertisement of our
friend, EMANUEL FENpLEB. At his beau
tiful bazar may be seen and purchased
gems and jewels ''rich and rare," besides
quantities Of fashionable and useful goods
required for ladies and gentlemen's wear,
which he is offering at small advance on
New York prices.
Now is the time to purchase, as he is
desirous of making room for further large
invoices Of merchandise from abroad.
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Butler Female Seminary,

DEv. DIR. D0REMUs, Professional Educator
III for the last 20 years in Mississippi and
louisiana, has opened Seminary for young
Ladies in Baton Rouge, with superior accommo-
dation for comfort and privacy. With the asss-
lance of Experienced Teachers, he offers
COMPLETE COURSE OF INSTRUCTION.
Fl also offers cheerful domestic arrangements
and assurances of faithful guardianship and
polite culture.
TERMs-S320 until July 1st-$200 in advance.
Pupils furnish their own Toilette Articles Nap
kiDs, Bed Linen, Coverings, &c. oet26
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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

A FINE PLANTATION In the Parish of a.
IA Iberyille, situated on the Mississippi E!N
kiver, six miles below the town OF Plaquemfns,
having Large Two-story DWELLING HOUSE.
There are about 4 40 acres of land, two-thirds of
which is cleared for cultivation--land not subject
to overflow. For particulars, apply at the Drug
Store of JASTREMSKT MCCORMICK,
oct17-tf
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COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE
BATON oUGE, La.

BATON ROUGE, La.
My School will reopen on Wednesday, Nov. 1st
TERMS.
Board and Tuition. $40 90 per month.
Payable 5000 90 in advance
balance LIST March.
Tuition alone. .............. 10 90 per month.
Payable $40 90 in advasce-
balance 1st of March.
Modern Languages will be taught when the
wants Of the School demand it, at an extra charge,
as low as 1t can be made.
Boarders will furnish their own bedding, wash
bowl and pitcher, towels. &c.
W. II. N. MAGRUDER.
RATION ROUGE, La, October 18th, 1865.
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Axyny with Spectacles.

Old eyes made new without spectacles,
Doctor or Medicine. Pamphlet mailed free
on receipt Of ten cents. Address e. Il.
FooTE, M. D., 1880 Broadway, New York.
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.VeaUs /! VeaUS 2!

TUsT RECEIVED and for sale by package or at
~ retail:
LARD -Tierce and Kegs New.
BUFFERS Tubs Rock River.
APPLES-30 Barrels Pippins.
POTAT0En--20 = Large.
ONIONS-5
CRACKERS--15 Boxes Assorted
CRACKERS-lO - Chinese Fire.
FLOUR-75 Barrels Family and Bakers.
COFFEE-5 Bags Rio.
RTCE-1 Package New Crop.
TOBACC0-Fioe Chewing.
LIlE-T5 Barrels Extra Choice.
OILS lard and Coal
OILS-Coal LuDrcatng
OATS-50 Bags Heasy.
O0RN-2o0 - White and Yellow.
HAY-25 Bales.
PORK-10 Barrels Mess.
nov13 JOSHUA BEAL.
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State of Louisiana-Parish of East Baton
Rouge-Fifth Judicial District Court
No. S4e-In the matter of the succession
of Joseph Bernard, deceased.
NV HEREAs, Mrs. Ann Holmes. widow
w ofJoseph Bernard, has this day filed
her application for the Administration of
the above estate.
Notice is hereby given that all legal op-
position to the granting of letters of ad-
ministration to said widow, must be filed
in the Clerks office of this Parish, within
ten days from the first publication hereof.
Given under my hand and seal of said
Court this Goth day of November. A. D..
1865. JOS. NEPHLER,
nov2l. Clerk,
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J. w. Blackman's
High School for Boys,

CORNER OF FIFTH AND LAUREL STREETS,
(Bwilding formerly the Christian Oturch,)
BATON ROUGE, LA.
THE first session will commence on Wednes
l. day, the 2Sd of November. Pupils will be
prepared for admission into College; and for the
different pursuits In life, without o classical
course. Parents residing at distance may OBJ.
tain board for their children in private families In
the neighborhood of theSchool.
TERaS-Five, eight and ten dollars per month.
This School wifi be opened at the time above
stated and every endeavor be made by strict at
tention, regard 10 the economical education OF
the youths placed In his charge and energetic and
well directed efforts, to impart to them thorough
education by AUGUSTUS b. PAYNE,
nov2-tf Principal.
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Icy BEAL's two establishments are al
ways suggestive of food for the body as
well as food for the mind, and as 1t fire.
quently happens that both crave the psb-
ulum suited to their respective natures, 30
it also frequently occurs that in order to
meet those demands BEAL has to augment
his supplies accordingly.
His present REPETITION of stocks, al shown
by his advertising catalogues, will soon be
followed no doubt by an exhaustive deple-
ton, necessitating him to "keep on filing
up,n as usual.
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THE "STAR ooN."-0ur friend B. j..
MoCABE. the proprietor Of this popular and
well conducted resort, is determined to
keep his "star" in the ascendant by fur
nishing to his patrons the best in his line
20 be had in the market. See his card in
our advertising department.
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ARKANsAs.-The Governor Of Arkansas
has received the following dispatch from
President johnson
EXECUTIVE OFFICE,
y. Washington, d. c., Oct. 30, 1861
To Gov. Murphy, Little Rock, Arkansas:
There will be no interference with your
present organization of State Government.
/ have learned from Z. w. CAN'T, ESQ.,,
and other sources, that all ia working well,
and you will proceed and resume the
former relations with the Federal Govern
ment, and all the aid in the power of the
Government will be given in restoring the
State to its former relations.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the nited States.
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wANTE I'D.

COTTON! COTTON!! COTTON II!
ETS
l. HE UNDERSIGNED Is now prepared to re-
csivs and ship COTTON, and upon which IL con-
signed to his correspondents, GIVEN, WATTS 4 Co,
of New Orleans, he will make liberal advances of
Merchandise and Cash.
No ddUances made upon Cotton until after
actual deli0ery. JOSHUA BEAL.
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ITO Builders


Powder, Shot and Caps.
TUsT RECEIVED at my Drug Store, below the
d Jail, the following Ammunition, per steamer
Julia, from st. Louis:
POwDER-in Kegs and Tin Cans;
CAPS-G DPS and Waterproof.
Also
BUCK SHOT, BIRD, SQUIRREL and
TURKEY SHOT,
Which will sell on reasonable terms.
octl2-tf J. r. T. HAYNES.
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Notice.

YTNHE SUBSCRIBER offers for sale >s=.sSsn.xvsu.
i fine lot of Mich Cows and #
Calves, eight or ten Yoke Oxen, IF. s.
teen or twenty fine Mules and -----x~~.-A
Horses and Eve or six Wagons. Terms reasonable.
nova J. BERNARD.
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Notice 10 the Public.

TIME UNDERSIGNED having bought she entire
l. stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing, &C., &c, of J.
KowALsEI, at the old stand Of P. Capdeviele.
beg leave to announce to the public that he will
continue the business as therefore, and hereby
appoint Mr. A. K0wALsKf as my Agent to carry
ing on said establishment and respectfully So
licits the patronage Of my friends and public
generally. l.. DALSHEIMER.
1t will be seen by the above, that MIR. L. DIAL.
SHEIMEK having bought the entire stock of J.
KowALsKI has appointed me his Agent to carry
the Dry Goods and Clothing busin ess, etc, at
the old stand. Thankful to my friends and the
public generally for their liberal patronage here.
tofore extended the Establishment, soicits con-
tiuuarce Of the same. A. KCWALSKI,
nov2l At Agent.
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Powder, Shot and Caps.
A MMUNITloN of various qualities, Just re-
N ceived from st. Louis, and for sale by the
undersigned, consisting Of
RIFLE POWDER In Kegs and Cans.
SHOT of various numbers.
CAPS-G. DIS and Waterproof.
F. OTTO,
oetl2-tf Corner Of Third aad Laurel Sta
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

UAccurdlug to all accounts,
Cotton stealing at tie South, by "olti
cials," has been carried a little too
far, and Practical . lrltle too openly,
One leading officiaI is said to be in
durance vile at Mobile, aud it guilty
Of the charges against him 1t is to i"
hoped he will DC punished. The
Mobile papers declare that few men
have got their rights in the dis'rlbu>
ton Of the cotton on hand at the
close of the war. While the Govern
inent has lost millions that under
the just law Of cepturo should have
found their way into ,its treasury, il
is not doubted that uHuy bale has
becn converted to itS use that is
strictly and fairly private property
The planter anI the rigbtIul owner
have been robed right and lett, and
the best Gains haye been thrown
overheard, while bogus papers have
made their manufacturers rich.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
SdtS Of Ohio Tnton C0unfv.

Willis L%eh Pitn cI L. cour. q
Randolph Frazee. DefteJ Civil setioh
Administrator OF EPhIsim Frazes deed etaI
Eliza Frazee, RSnholph Frszoe, Theado
Frazee, Fremont Frn2ee, Warren FrGzse and
her man Frazee. in the state lllinnis VIII take
Office that Willis Leach OF tbe County Of Vim
ton aud State ef Ohio, did on Che Seventh day
fRoyember A. d. 1865, flo tis petition in
the Court of Common Pleas within and for tho
Eaid County OfVinton; against the sail Eliza
a. Fir=ee Randolph FTbzee, Thcadcre FrGEee,
Fremont FTazee, Warren Frlzee. Sherman Fra-
z'e and Dewitt @. fTuzeo Defendants setting
forth that Ephrsin FInzee. while IN life sold 10
the f.id painttf, the west half Of the nor b-east
quarter, aud tie north-ea east quarter, Of tha
southwest quarter. Also tho east half of tLs
north west quarter, (sXcepes stIip twenty rods
Tid. extcn ling alross the north end. ard one
fourth Of un acre, enclosed a. GRAY, Yard)
at Section number nineteen, 90 J In Township
number tca, 90 aud OtRauge number seven
teen, tl7.) 20 itaining Two hundred and :wsu-
ty-four acres u, ORC or less. That the said ayreo
ment to sci! Is in writing signed sealed and a.
liverod 10 the sai1 plaintiff by tho said
Tho object and prayer Of the said petition
arc that tha Md oortract be specifically
performed by tho said defendants
as the heirs ht lew and legal 70 ,nresontAuyes Of
the su!d Ephraim FrNGee deceased.
The sad petition, will 90 heard at the next
Term Of the CouE. Of Common Pleas, within
and for said County Vinton and Stake of Ohio
aud that unless the said defs. plead or a,lswere
by the 3Oth duy Of December A. d. 1868 the
several matters end things set forth therein
will be taken rs con niessed
WILLIS LEACH,
Nov.s ls63-6T HS.BuHDY Atty for
plaintiff.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
MBXIC0l MEXICQlI
$50, 100000 LOAN
OF THE
REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.

TWENTY YEAR COUPON BONDS IN SUNS OF.
$50, 500. $500, AND 81 000.
INTEREST SEV EN- PER CENT. PAYA:
BILE IN the CITY OF NEW YORK.
Principle and Interest paya
bic iEs GO Id.
$4,000, 900 70 be Sold Mt SIXTY CENTS
on the DOLLAR,
in U. S., Currency, thus yelling an ter.
est at TWELVE PER CENT IN GOLD, or SEVEN
TEEN PER CENT In CURRENCY, at the present
rate OF premium on gold
The Most DESIRABLE INVESTMEN +
ever OFFERED,
IMEYsE TRACTS Of MINING ANB AGRI-
CULTURAL LANDS, sixty Per CENT of PuRr
Dues lMPosTs, aud TAXES, in the Suites uf
TAMYULlPAs aud SAN LUIS Por ST. rnd The
PLIGHrED Farm OF the said States and lhr
GENERAL GOVERNMENT are ALL PLEDGED for
the redemption Of these Bonds aud payment
OF interest.
THE SECU RITY Is AM PIE
$50 in U S, Currency will buy 7 per ct
Gold Bond of $50
$50 IN U S. Currency will buy a per ct.
Gold Bond of 500
$500 in us. Currency will buy per ct il.
Gold Bond OF $500
$500 in US. Currency will buy a Z Per CT
Gold Bond of 81 ,o00
LET EVERY LOVER Of REPUBLICAN, IEsTru
TONS BUY AT LEAST ONE BOND
Circulars forwarded aud subscription re
,ceiyed by
JOHN w CORLlES &Co and
J,N.TlFFT, Financial Agent the Re-
public of dexico, 81 Broadway MY.
Subscriptions also received BY Banks aud
Bankers generally throughout the United
States,
November 10th lso5-6mo
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

RS.JACK-OE, IIRRBERT 4 Co. ,Proprie
tors Of the National nisvcnsary, estdbl!she ]
Cincinnati, q. Jan. :. 1860, euro al private de-
stasas wi'h uneSlmplud rapidi,y. We cuGra u
loc to cure GJncrrhNCa, Glec., Syphilis, I'M
potency. Nocturnal Emissions or Female Com
plliut' in short ovrry possible form and var
iGty Of Se2dl.r Disease. Cures rapid, thorough
and p. .rinan mt, anu fees moderate Send .or
a circular fifteen large in. by IL IN. letter
rggcs. ot We icd. valuable and intercsun mat
ter Also, circular intended for Ladies on Y.
Many Of our rutirnt",sscIt. they have sen:
money 90 D"ctorsiL Eastern cities and ecoiv-
ai no return.
Then why ROT patronize homo talent-mer
who know tho Western climate and effect
rpccdy cures.
DR.. J,okaou's Female Pillr->tlpnr boy -sonG
for Circular. Special written Replies. will seal
ell, srnt with tho Circular, without charge.
One Of the cheapest. most irtrcrstiC- and i'm
20 ftant hooks published. son puCes. 100 enVrav
iuya "Thc MouItrin of l. ght, or Mc2.ca Pro-
toctor and Marriage Cuid and an E%plcitkeyto to
Love and RcaGly.,' II ShTlSFACTOLlLI
re-. cGls various subjects never before fulli eX-
r!lined ina any popular wo-k in Ghe English
language. Price ~ cents aud one cent stamp,
or three for FL ana three cent stamps. Fully
desc rihed in C:Tenllr, which every young mar
should have, whether siCi: or we'll.
Medicine an1lns'rnctions sent promptly to any
IA RI Of the cOnrtiN (tltrI1p LEO the
bespensary. No lf7 sycamore street. =.
Box, No 435.
DIR. JACKSON ORIENTAL rNIMET
Eemovcsal GOODNESS. aud ipvinatcs organ
which have lain dormert for many years. /,
will cure any case ofimpcteney, crate Grd in
crcatc the rassion, fur uny reasonable time
Can he mailed with perfect safety. Price - re
rottie.
DR.JA CKSON'S FRENCH PATENT MALE
SAFE.
II is perfectly safe and uever fails TO give salts
faction. II is tie only sure aud safe preventa-
tive asainSt contracting disease ever invented
Price I'll each. 50 per half dozen, and II pei
OF en-, sent by mail.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

MHLINERY.-The attention Of the
ladies is directed to the card, in an,
other part Of to days paper, OF Mrs.
E. B. Pugh, Miliner. We would
advise the ladies Of thiSfown and vi
cinity to parronize her establishment,
as she does her work in an excellent
manner aud always has the most
fashionable assortmen! OF everything
in her line of trade. Give her an
Z ariy call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

ThE La Crosse Democrat tells Of q
prominent Republican in Wisconsin,
who has 50 much respect for the nc>.
gro, that he will not pull curly hair
out of his food, leet it DO ennO,rvcd ne
a slight to the innocent canse OF our
national tronb es
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
Wood Choppers Wanle.d

I WANT number Of good choppers, 20
L whor, will he pUid the
HIGHEST CASH PRICE,
and paid promptly when the Wood ia taken
UP. Timber good.
II. S. HAMILTON.
Eagle Furnace.
IsAAc AHDREws. Manager.
November l6, ,SG5-4w