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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1865-05-03
s.go REMOVAL
.a .2. DIR. W. N. DEFINING,
Medical Electrician
has removed his oaHosfrOm cIapp's Block to
IVA MIDDLE STREET,
asarIy opposite the United States Hotel. Who're

MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens Of
wv Portland and vicinity, that he has perman emit.
have been in this city, we have cured some o.
the worst forms Of disease In persons who Nave tried
other forms Of treatment in vain, and curing pa
tients in short time that the question s often
asked do they stay curedf To answer this question
we viii say that ell that do not stay cur ed as viii
doctor the second time for nothing
DR.. ID. has beed practical electrician fcr twenty
one years, end Is also regular graduated physician
Nectcity is perfectly adapted to chronic diseased
in the form OF nervous or sick headache; neuralgia
In the head neck, or extremites; consumption when
In the acute stages whore the lungs not fully
involved; acute or chronic rheumatism, sor0iua hjV
diseases, white swelings, spinal diseases, vurvatI
of the spine, contracted muscles, distorted limits
palsy paralysis, St. Vitas Dance deafness, stan
mering or hesitancy Of speech dyspepsia, indigee-
ton, oonstpation and liver complaint pileswe ouIo
every that can DO presented; asthma, bronchl.
IauInInfn.n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
The JaLllacia Horror.

Elsewhere we publish the par'lcu
lars of the late attrocions attempt o.
the negroes to massacre the whites OF
that island. The retIiOulion has
been quick and terrible. A let'e'
IRON there says:
sit may not be altogether nni'ter-
esting to your readers to know that
sligGtly over one thousand aud t'ty
rebels have been hanged anu shot il
the parish OF St. Thomas in th'
East up TO date; and it it lie not q
all unlikely that ere the d'tferen
courts martial close their slt;Ings
there will be far over two lhonsant
who will have paid the penalty o
their vile attempt to e%termlna'e th'
white and colOred races OF this ls
Ilaud,o
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

it will be equally as pleasant to the
people Of the United States il he
wCul6 retire a little ilrthc; than that
cruntry, Bur in Speaking OF NJ, xico
| tin not want y"u'tn understand thai
II ia NV desire in any way 20 elcour
age what ia known here ns an emf
,rant society 10 Mtxiea. II vein the
u rcd Sta es io not want Maximilian
L. remain IN Mexico in GDi's name
,cr LIS have nerve aud nlauIiness t,
say. Sir lon have got to get out OF
here J"
And again in his Brooklyn speech,
II The 81 al the pr,s'nr month. he
SAID il he w,re President. "he wonld
rdrT the French rHr oi Mcx'cn in a
hn'ry, AMI he OrIirv,s they would
4o.' Such are The views aud te, |.
Inss ot the urw Minister To tie Mex.
,ur Republic. CouId ANY direct IAN
suag" he ahy stronger than this ap-
pulntnlunI OF the hostility Of the
President I" the AXIMILIAV Gov
rrnment - Enquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
A FAIR PaoposrrIoN.-ws can

A FAIR PRoPosIrIoN.-Wa can
assure our readers that II the D'moc.
racy will take hold and secure SOC
laying subscribers in Vlnl0n who
viii pay 81 so cash in advance, thir
paper will Come ont on the lst da,
OF January, 1866 with entirely new
type and otherwise much improved,
We will bid our friends adicu on
that day as publisher, but may con-
tinue to have II word 10 say when We
deem it necessary for The cau5e w
have 50 long exponnded All VIII
owe the press viii find their accounts
made out up TO the 1st Of January
1866, aud We hope 10 save rs and
further. trouble, they vii.
settle the same up and renew theI
subscriptions for another year. d.
not neglect this, bat 90 to work and
each man get new subscriber to pay
in advance and see a new paper pul
out at the time stated.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
Remarks OF Major Gcneral
Meade.

The allowing arc 'hs remarks o
MHi,r G neral Meade made at tho
meeting Of the American Unipn
Commission" "un the night Of ih
18Th irsi ~ reported 10 the New
York Tribune
REMARKS oF MAJOR GENERAL MEADE
General Meade, Shu was ruccivcl
with IL perfect storm OF appIa se
said
LADIES AMI GENrLEM2N Il /
hurdn possihle for me to rXpr,s ss II
uirable Language the grti'ud,
eel irnm Your rJc"ut'On ii me ih'
,vcnlrg. It would he vanity in m
u say that ! lhrught ny unme wa'
.r t we'll known here; bur | really did
not Expect this fl 'trerinG Reception
and am deeply grate'nl tur it. 1t i5"n'
ty right that | should explain why
Am h, re 10 night. am no speaker
tnl t srrms 10 me to he aniAclti
only ,qnal to that rcqnil"d t" HIh'
tie great blrl'e Of G NVshu'g t"
come before you after leteulng I"
The AJw OF eloqueuce which roI have
lust heard: but wac told ia l'Ila'
GeIphia that, it came here to night
| might do come good. therehf"
said | would come and Tel! you hriet
" how heartily | indorIe the plan o.
the commission, and Vish II success.
A commander OF Il very large army.
it has fallen to my lo' to wIihr5'
the ruin which hss fallen on 4 large
portion oi the country. ran tell
yOn that you cannot conN'iVe The
disrrefs which rx'Sis in tho Southern
States 1t is hardly nrccssary r
dlate on this point. Since the rebel
lion broke ont the men haze been
engaged in war, and the women in
providing for their wants. They
have had 40 means Of making mon
ey. Their currency is nov destroy
ed, and when y,u consider these
things You must ace how great is
their distress. The question 10,
ought We To relieve in will moi
reas IN on the morality Of tn quvs-
, lion, but ! will 'cl! ycu What "
soldiers do. After fghtng Il hattie,
chen the dead aud w"undrd A,
thick around ns, We did ror ask a.,
questions, but w took tender c,,r
ri snch ~ needed il. That ehorh'
he your morality. The Southern
people have now Ceased IT, b. enc
mes, and are Gi,pos.d to b" irirnd-.
1t rs your duty, us Christians nr''
cltrz ns. ard tor your material in'eC
ceTs, to relieve them. This 'comlIis-
sion is worthy Of support tor It vii
reli, Ve ih,ir nrCcesi'i. 2. aud a2sua {
The distress winch we, in the cnurs
Ui this war, have been comprl;cd +
uh,t on them. The oifirrr5 ni i'li-
association are among thc first mm
oI the country, aGd will max" lh
ye,y best usc OF all funds thai may
b. t,nstrd lu heir care. ThAnkin.
you lOr your very KIM reception .
me tins evening. | hld ynu adiru,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
The News.

Two mysterious prisoners were in
carcerated in tho OH Capitol Prison
at Washington on Saturday last. -
They are said to 90 from RiChmond,
Officers and attaches of the priso,
are forbidden to hold converse with
them. This mysterious impriSon'
ment il worthy Of the dark Ogcs.
The estimates for maintaining the
the army the mkt year are thirty
three millions Of dollars. Before
the war it was only twelve millions.
The privatecr Shenandoah arriv'
cd in Liverpool on the 9Th, and eur
rendered to the guard ship Donegal
and s bow in the hands OF the Brit.
ish naval authorities. Captain Wad
dell states lhSt the first Information
he got Of the close Of the war wat
the 3Otb Of August, from the Briti2I
war vessel Barraconta, aud he i'm
mcdiately cleared for Liverpool. II
10 eaid that WaddeJl sent a Letter tt
Earl Russell. Its coE'cO'S are un-
known. 1t is lxpeeted the vesse
will be claimed by the United States
and surrendered up.
The Southern privateer Shcnando
ab. st Liverpool, has been handrt
over to The American Consul, end
will he sept TO New York. lIer
captain and crew were d'rchargrd.
III. 9lf.a 0G ,Maiamorao baa been
LOanuoICd.
.-GN.n H. gan rms rUe Jrt accepted
ile M0XiGan mission. II he declines
il, anuthcr pcGson viii be APPOINTED
who will 20 to Juarrz's camp, and
follow the fortunes Vi that vaglabt
exile.
II is thought proba5Ie the property
Of Senator johnson, OF Arkan6as,
now in possession Of the Frsemen''
Bureau, will be re1'ored TO HIM.
The Overland Nail Route to Sal;
Lake City costs tho Government
S3S5 OOOs year, Postal receipt ,
$1,000,
Robberies and murders continue
10 be perpetralcd near Nashville. -
Sour men and one woman were
killed near Chattanooga Depot, one
night last week.
Judge Chase is to be in Wash
ington 10 preside in she Supreme
Court at tic December term.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
A Significant Appoint
EhlcISl.

Diplomatic appointments often have
meanings attached 10 them not i'm
mcdiateIy perceytible to the gen ia
public. Such We regard the appoint
ment oI Gen LnGAN as Minister t.
he M,xican r public Outside o
tie !act that the appointment is 10 'm
JUARrz And not to the MAXIMIL,AN
Government, The publicly Expressed
sentiments Of the new Minister are Z"
Signitican, moment. In The public
reception accorded Ia generals u
Cnuprr Inst!tule, New York, June
last, General Logan said.
The little gentleman in MexDc
ought to be notified some morning
very early, just before breakfast, thai
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

GooDRIoH vs. PooLER AND Fry. -
| In the Democrat Of the Gth, we pub
IIishe! IN article OF Orrcn Goodrich.
in which he let1 cur people Lnow til, t
politics formed, in thi5 county, an
ingredient in the qualifications OF II
Ischool teacher. The article was cop
led by several papeFs, and by Bro.
Hood of the Mrrictta Times, who
publishes one Of tho heGt @eckIire in
the Stete, hils oar dictator Directions
a rap on tho knuc!:ie1, Hnd Gires ds
appropriate commenla upoh mr.
ICoodr.clr's article. We give them
below entire.
Messyo. Pooler aud Fry can have
the use cf our columns to any rea-
scuable space to reply il they wish,
No their county organ has suspended.
Bro. Hood says:
$50 far lir Gundrich. He seems to be
surprised al The behavior OF the Directors
aforesaid d We are not. These fellows
merely carried out ,he policy Of the no'Pdr'
" party. They must have pOi,icsTpd'ty
DO lIlcs and of their own party at tnat-
thrust into rylhing. They must conttOl
schools, chu:rhes, ly ceums, colleges. acddr-
mics and all other means by which The
minds of men, womeL. and children can
, be moulled. No oriental desPotsm is more
t,oubed in spirit, more suspicious ~ tenn
rer or more wOtchful to retain It's Hc'ldpI'
Ia and is usurped powers than the peat
llent lacrion which now lords !; over The
land. Protesting freedom as the basis 0i
their creed. tboy ,et j slst upon the M 81
Odious maXlms ol tyranny. AMI employ its
most in .amouS engines of wrong AMI Op
preston without scruple. without rpmofse
aud without shame. Claiming 10 be lllr
Union party. tIeir i, a 8 int AMI a iurpusr
which mike the iOrmaiull o such FrrleloI
government ~ our fathers 'r'm-d al ilnro
Sibliry: its peace nj admins ration I'M
practicable. even Ior a day; atd lis per-
manent restoration one nt The most perpIex
ing prop ems ol the lime The triumph OF
these Union mru--a> they ilnrudrnlly ami
falsely cali themselves would hove; as
crrlsinlS na,, more cerlal"Iy, dlss lvrd
the Federal Govemm'nl in 1929 1880
ls4O 1850. as in 1861 No man eau r
viii den, this Yrtuey have The brnS'h
eIIruutefy 10 nsk myn VINO are incOmp Ira-
hly b.trer than Themselves how they teel
about thr u Gun! 'Uricn, indeed! They
soAed strife in u,iguno'hools, disturbed
the harmony OF communities, brok' up Tie
lcopity Of States, and accomplished the dis
IIuut,0r ofeyrry church in the r0untrv' save
one -,he Roman Catholic. lhIs Il no'
matter 10 rnus,. our special wond'r, either
lPloscripiion, in,erneiliiug and 'nt"lrrln ln'e
the strong characteristics "f the fu,,,ah ,.
and the AbSllionist -.hove aIwSNS ""uS!'
such mischiefs aud will never DO so. II Is
purely natural for the perVerts O' '"tIo
ldeds 10 uiprd trouble. They emit Post'o's
conceive Of Iorb, araEce or tol1raiIon Tor any
but Themselves. Nay such is thtFr b'Eo'ed
unsocisl nature that il left TO their own ST.
ciety little While hey would presently
deyuur each o:her. From tie domination
ol such US brace Vi FANATICS as the MPssrs
Puoler and Fry. Mr. Goodrich assur'uIy
made lucky escape"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

EDITOR OF DENocRAT-With your per-
mission wi,h to say To the readrrs Of your
p'Urr, that will send. by relnru m,il TO
all "ho wish II (free)a Reel e, with full
directions for making and using a simple
Vegetable Balm, that will ellectnally re-
1mUEe Ia ten jays, Pimples. Blulches, Tan,
Fterklps, and all Impurities oI the skin.
leaving the same soft, clear, smooth aud
hrnniIfnI.
/ will also mail free II those having bald
heads or bare frees. simple directions and
!rfulmalun that will enable them 10 START
d full growth of Lrxuran' Hair WhiSkers,
or Mnustache in les, III n thirty days
Al PPpiration, arswered by return mail
without charge.
Respectfully ynnrs.
THOS. f, CHAPMAN. Chemist,
83l Broadway, New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
DR.. TALBOTT'S PILLS
October 26 1865 -6m

Composed oihighly concentrated extracts
from roots and herbs OF the highest medical
value, inialibie in the cure Ui all drceases
Of the Liver o. any arrangement Of he Di-
gestivt Organs. They remove all Impuri-
ties ollhr Blood, and ara unPqnaed in the
rur Of Disrrhe Jun lice. D, ,spepsia. Srru.
lulu. Biluu~ueSs. Liver c m .lant, F1vprs,
Headache Piles. Merru ial Diseases, Here.
dran Hnmors Doss for adults, one riIi in
rhr m"l ing children half pill, From one
To rhr-e pills will cure ordinary Gases. and
from on. to three boxes will rure anv curpa
ble case ni no matter how long sauding:-
Price 81 90 per box, Trade supplied or sent
ny mail
V.MOTT TALBOT MD. & Co
une Let Is65-ly So Fulton StNY
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

BTVo continue Ia receive &C
counts Of the drporahlr condition Of
EAst Trnncss uoIpr the mAignent
rule ot Brownlvw. One gentleman
writes:
Il shall have to leave ihs country
which il scorned by all honest men,
Ietrstct by Angels and cursed by
Cod
Another says:
".All good citizens are leaving, bus
inels il dwindIiug down TO nothing,
aud property sinking in value
shall soon leave with my family.
Nill return TO wind up my business
',nt my Iami y will not return again
al 'rave era Shun Eas' Tcnn"s1ee as
they w"nId country afflicted with
The plague" "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
Letter G'rOtll klcut GencruI
GrauG.

Ii 'DoRs ARMIES Fl UNITED STATES
AsuINGr'N Nv. 10, 1868.
Rev. Lyman Abbott. General Srcrr-
r,rary Amerrc4n Unlon G minis
sion:
SIR have received your invita-
tiun 10 he present ut the "Uuion
Commission in the Civ o. NrA
Ymk OH the 18th irst. at The tin,
III RECEIVING the InvltmtIon ! did n"'
knua but it wonld he possible tor
inc 10 attend. | now find that il
will not he possible. 1t affords IN
grcul pleasure TO see SO rrsptc'ab'
an organ q r'iUn as yours interested II
su deserving ranJp. However ".
may have d iftred 'Iom onr sun;hctl
brethren in the events "t The last
four years, we have now become Ont
people, with but one in.,rett Im
war has worked suck ruin nroE mncl
Of the South that without come All
rom ,hOsr who can give it, thor'
must he some suffering the pres, nj
winter. The work " your cOmnis'
SION, while it will give pr sent al'
where il ID 40 much needed, will ais
serve to heal the cid wounds.
Whatever is calculated tn jncre as'
The friendship aud brolherIy feeling
between the two sections vi country
heartily approve OF.
Very respectfully,
Your 0bedient servant,
U. S. GRANT, Lieut.. Gen.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

PERsoNAL.-The Richmond Wig
SAYS: Mr.. frederick Volck. who Voc
sent to Europe, commissioned To en-
ecnte a statue cf 'StunewaI' Jacks N,
arrived in this city yes.,rday IRON
Baltimore, he having arrived from
Munich, Germany, a short time since.
We understand the cumplct on oi the
statue is not the least interrupted by
the arrival Of Mr.. Yock IN America
The work still goes oD. The statue
is nearly completed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

To COEsyMPTlvEs.-The undersig igned
having been restored u health in lpw
weeks by vrty simple remedy. alter huv.
ing suffered seyeral years, with a severe
lung allertim-and that crrad disease,
Consume lnu--'s anxious tO m tka know u
lo his fellow sufferers The rIeans of cure.
To all who desire il, e will ,end ,c,py
.Oi the prescription mfcu free ~ ch'rsel
with the directions fur preparing and using
be same, which they viii find n sure cure
Tor Cnsumolion, As hma, Bronchitis.
Coughs Cold, &c. The cnly ohjptt nf he
advert ser IN sending The Pres riprion is to
be.rlit the afflicted, and spre,d nlOnna,ion
which hp conceiyes 10 he nvclurbe, and
hp hopes every sufferer will lry his remedy
as i; will cost them nothing, and may prove
a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, win
please address
REV. EDWARD WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings county,
New York.
October &c lS65-3m A. &C.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

A SPRINKLE OF WAR.-It is said
that $4,000 troops have oeen ordered
to our Canadian frontier. An army
of observation is On the Mexican
borders. Why these troop5 are 81
disposed by cur Government is, tc
US, mystery; but it ia evident tha
it meaus piccautiop, to cay the leas'
of it. In connection with theae
movements on the part OF our Gov
ernmcnt, it ia said the Emperor o
Mexico calls npon France for 500
(OO,OOO and 10000 men, 10 sustain
tie new Throne Uf leXico. Ques
tons arising out OF ou' late rebellion
and Republican mlsrule, have to b'
settled; ard, as Vallandigham said
Time will make aIl things even,
we hayt only to await the develop
ments OF time, as well as it's devil
mems. There certainly is food for
the reflections OF our thinking meu
iu the coming Congress,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Ohio. K;ntOa CunniY.


Tacy Ray Administrators In Probate Cour:
OF William Ray iced rltl. Petition to sell
W. Lands to pay
B.Kimbal & Co. ct al DftsJ Debts.
Joshua Il. Kimball and aaron Kimball, part.
ners under the name and sty OF j. B. Knball
d Co. who reside in the State Of Massachusetts
and Samuel Wilson, Iartha, Mary, Sarah A.
Amanda A. and Joseph q. Ray, minor heirs
of William Ray deceased. VIII take notice that
Trcy Ray administrative Ofthe estate of Will
liam Kay deceased, on the 2 st day of NOvem-
ber 1865. filed her petition in the Probate Court
within and iQr the srid county ot Vinton, aleg
ing that the personal cs nto Of sail deceased Is
linFuitceI TO pGy his debts and The charges of
administring his estate; that ho died seized
in fec simple oi The following described real
estate, situated in said YintOn county, to-wit:
The southeast quarter Of the southeast quar-
ter, aud the northeast quarter Of the south
east quartGr,of Section number twenty -fve,( ,(25
in township number ten, (lO,) Of range num-
Der ninGteen, l9,) and the northeast quar-
! ter Of tie northeast q"arter, of section num-
ber thirty-six, (3G,) in township and rsnge
aforesaid, cont aiming one huEdred and twenty
acres.
Also eighty acres known as the Montgomery
tract to- vii. 4 he southwest quarter OF the
southeast quarter, of Section number twenty
| five, (25,) in Township number ten. (l0.) Of
Range number nineteen, [l9) and the north
west quarter ofIhe northeast quarter, of Sec
ton number thirty-six, la6,) in Township and
Range afUres aid. That raoy Rag petitioner is
entitled to dover and homestead iu said prem
i>es. That said j. B. Kmball &c Co. havo a
lein on said realty ty virtue OF Levy on execu-
! tion from Common Pleas Court, of said county
OF Vii ton, made on May 9Th 1852 that afore.
said minor heirs of Willium Ray deceased have
the next estate Of inhe IIence therein. The
Prayer Of said Petition j.. among other things
for the sigmeht Jf dover and homestead TO
said Taey Ray, petitioner, Gu, OF the 100 acre
tract, isaid realty: That said Kimoall d 20.
and the sald heirs ut law may answer, the same
aud for Sale of said premises, subject TO such
dover and Homestead estates, for the payment
of the debts aud charges aforesaid.
Said peti ion will be for bearing on the l3tA
day OF January 1853, or Us soon thereafter as
counsel Gun be heard.
| = TACY RAY,
By Bratton & Mayo, her Attya,
November ssIa eeS~6v
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

UJThe Maratta Rlilroad Gonna
nv cXpect5 to have their new road
completed sh0Gt the 18th of next
month, when they will run their cars
into the elegant depot nflhe lndian-
apolis ami Cincinnati Railroad.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
\ CARD TO INvALiDs.

4 Clergyman Wills residing in South Amer.
ca rs II missionary dis3Gvarcd Il safe aud sim
plcEYmedy for the Cure Of Hnryous Wcaknerr
Early Decay Di>n3e, o'tno Urinary and
Seminal Organs. aud The whoc train Of rdisnr6
ders brought onh - Hanoiul and vicious habit.
Grent hGrnbei ha r. been elioady cared 10y ihis
noble remedy. Promvted by II desire To hen.
fit the "fflIctGd an unfortunate, will Rcuc
the reci c fr preparing ANA using this m,di.
& ne. in Il sealed envelope to any one who need,
it, FREE OF CHANGE.
Please arlo4e postpaid envelope, address.
ed to Yourself.
Address
JOSEPH T. TNMAN,
S~ATION D. BIBLE lIoURE.
Mar. IGthles5 ~. New NnrkCitv
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23
October &c IS65-3m

The GRovEsrEfN Piano FORTE sill re-.
lain' its preCedeure and great pupuIaIiy,
and alter unde, going gradual Improvements
for pesiod of 80 years, is now pronounced
bv the musical world to b. unsurpassed and
even uhcqualed in richness. volume and
PURITY Of tone durability aud chrapness
Our new s,ale French action, harp pedal,
iron frame, over strung hass seven octave,
rosewood pianos we are selling cheaper by
from Sl00 10 5000 than the same stye and
finish are sold by any other first class ma.
kcrS it lhe country. Dealers and all in
want Of good piuaUos are invited TO send
for our Descriptive Catalogue, which CON
tainS photographs uf our different siy les, to-
ge;her with prices. No one should pur.
cqase piano without se1ug this Cuto-
lOgue. Medals, almost without number,
have beeu awarded 10 the Gnvcsieen Piano,
and at lh- CeIebat2d Worlds Ttir. though
put in competition with Others from all
parts Of Europe ard the u. S., it ook the
highest award.
Established 1885
GROVESTEEN CO.,
400 Broadway New York.
VI Iii-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

In the game Of life 'urn most fire =
qncntly play the knavo and womvn
he ducp
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-11-23

A GREAT MISrAKE.-So.ne Of CuI
citizens understood us lost week as
cay ing that this paper was about ia
stop. We did not say so; but thai
we we're going to quit the press ae
publisher, for the reason that we cau
lot collect our dnes. But ihis ITess
will continue to 20 on till it is buried
lower than the Vinton oil regions,
before she shall stop. We will have
to lose more than 5000 year Oh q
press before We will agree to live in
any county without a Democratic
paper. This is truth if ever it waS
uttered, There Is no use IN this
however, as the legitimate earnings
OF the press will run il if our friend,
would only pay it.