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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE.
State of Ohio Vintoa Countv

John d. Quinn, Of Pittsburgh, in the State
OF Pennsylania, will take notice that Hsry
Liston, ofthe County Of Vintoa, in the Stats
ofOhio, did on the 2Sth day of Dece mber. A. n
1864, file her Petition in the Court of Common
Pleas within and for said County, of Virton,
and State of Ohio, against the said John D.
Quinn, and Alice Quinn, Bernard Quinn,
James Quinn, Catharne Quinn, Patrick n.
Quinn, Almond Soule Jr. and Martin Nc Gratb
| defendants, setting forth that about May A. D,
1889. Ebenzer Li,ton tho husband Of the said
Mary Liston, purchased from Patrick Quinn
among Others the following tract of land I'd vii
Beginning 10 poles and Thinks north from tba
south east corner Of Section number ten town
ship eight range sixteen in the Ohio companya
purchase thence north one degree and six
| minutes east 81 poles and 10 links; tbenoa
north 20 degree west ls9 poles and ! links
south , min. west 4S qoles and l9 links theuo
9south,7O degrees east lb9 poles and 8 links Ia
| the place of eninning. That on the pad dav
of May A. D. 1889. the said Patrick Quinn ana
Alice Quinn his wife, execute ed a deed OF tbas
date to said Ebenez Liston for said lvn 4.
intending to convey the same, but that there
isa mistake in said deed in this, that instead
of describing the above lands, it describes ths
lands as GLOWING 10, wit; Beginning ITO poles
/ and INKS norih OF the south east corner Of
the section township and range aforesaid, theuco
north one degree minuts east 81 poles ana
is links. thence west 20 minuts north I69 poles
and links, thonce south ono degree and six
minuts west 81 poles and Is links, thence east
20 minuts south l69poles and links to ara
place of beginning, And also, that, by tbe
4, last will of the said Ebenezer Liston, tbs
plaintiff become the absolute owner of the land
frst above described, and that she has sold said
lands to the said Almond Soues Jr aud Martin
MeGrRth and praying that. in order to quit the
title to said lands, the said defendants Alics
Quinn, John D. Quin, Bernard Quinn, Jan,es
Quinn, Cathaiine Quinn, Patrick II, Quinn, bv
ordered to execute deed for the same 10 tha
said Almond Soules, and Martin McGrath ana
that, in default tnere ofssid order shall operata
as such deed, and also, that judgment, ia
rendered against the said defendants Alice.
Quinn, John d. Quinn, Bernard Quinn, jam e
Quinn, Catharine Quinn, and Patrick H. Quinn,
and in favor Of the plaintiff for her costs herein
and for other relief. And the said John d !
Quinn is notified that he Is required to appear
and answer said petition on'or before the third
Saterday after the II day Of March, AID.
1865. --7---i-- - -
Jan. sth. lst5.-6wi er. Mary Liston.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
SHERiFF"S SALE.
Stqte4f Ohio. gmton County,.

HQtey Oha0, ItatOR County.
+. H. Mercer Pltf Z In Cour, Of
against Common Pleas
Benjamin Dill Dei't On Execution
| DURsUANT to the command of an order OF
L sale in the above Gaus, to me directed f-om
the Court of Common Pleas. of the aforsaid
County of Vinton, will offer at public sale at
The door of the Court House, in the town of
Acrthur, in the aforesaid county Of Vinton on
SatarG0! the 18Th dag Of FsJruary 1865,
AT the hour OF one o'c eek, PM, Of said dav,
tic f',o"ing premises to. wit: The north end
.ol out lot number two, t2) being a strip off
Ile north end ftnid let, ab)gt one hundred
ana twenty feet wide, and Nil of the said lot ex-
GIeEt mar part or parcel cd by Charles
hoDhihs ana wife 10 he Marrieta Il Cincinnati
kai' kolG Company, Also II strip of the
SIDE out number lhree commencing at the
INC between lots number two ani three runnig
.nehe east on he north !Ot number three until
II lhtorsects the line running south from the
houih west corner Of In lot numner Twelve,
thence south one hundred and twenty fee: unil
u lhte sec Is The eesl and We liue that part
Ci out-Io' number two, conveyed as above,
th"nce west 10 tn said divis line hctween
lOtS nu'nbor two md three aud thence north
!" the lace 'ct horiiuing, all oiSii toys md
part'Di p, ~ ing and oning o. K Hn1 g} ~
o. ''e,oWa f,o c W.. con t. Q.
4. H.. - uo. .,vt .t ,.-,,.r ',.sI
r"' ''5. 2.ri mae'ioc.J Do. n..lg b s.i1
s"usjy juugcmcn. Of st0ry.,,id { VT, IN fu-
70! of F. II. Mercer
=, APPRAISED ~ follows to-wit: 81 H." sum Of
nree thousand four. .hundrel Goil4ss n must
prlqg two thirds Of that SUM.
TERMS Of sale, cash IN hand.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
AQnglc1ElNllt lll.1Qa

MARRIED, On Thurday January 5,h lssg
a. ifniy Churrhl o'clock p, NJ, Columbus
0hi9 by Hcy. Georas Sedbury, Faster OF. n
Paut Chrr h, SURGEON mi GONDEE U. S
Arng,to Mis-, SARAH +. PUMPuERY.
Surgeon Conloo was formerly citizen Of
oar county, now on duty at. Ma shvillo, Tenn
lie ore cf the most talented young surgeons
in t Ne army one Who feels for the sufTorings Of
his p"tients, a gsetleman of soberioty. and
INTEGRITY cal has led 10 the altor an amiable
and accomplished bride. We wish tho HAPPY
PAIR a long and pro'pero us voyage in liCo. The
DocPr and his lady Started for Nashville on
the iyonin !rsin q I.E
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
'Shc Wilmington Faiinre.
The Gasstte, in an article upon thit
subject, says;

The G4zette, in an article upon this
subject, says:
THE WILMINGTON EXPEDITION,
We have tn confess, mt u disaster
Of great sacrifice OF Deil buC Il mort
wing failure, after immense prepara-
ton. The greatest naval expedition
lie American nation ever sent ont,
has been ioiled and brought to naught
oy comparatively insignificant means
so far rs the enemy was concerned; al
though the weather anI tie nature OF
the coast were by no means insignit.
cant obstacles. . ".
The Gazctt6, in its criticism upon
the failure, denource5 our large Par.
rott gins as worthless. 1t says this
has been long known to sNle, but
the Ordnance Department hal re
fused to recognize the fact. This is
complimentary to the a 'miniStraton
who controls rha said Ordnance De-
partment, in its conduct Of tbc war.
The Gaz tie proceeds TO la0 down the
rule that 'ships cannot reduce frfs."
It drnounces Admiral Porter as fol-
lows: o..
And we nav do this with lees hes
iraton from our recollection Of his
habit while on the Mississippi, o.
claiming rather more than the navy's
share OF credit fDr operations there,
and of compIaining that it was not
awarded; an omission which he ought
to rectity in several instances by mark
ing the guns abandoned by the enc
my in our lard operations, "Captur.
Ell by the U. S. Navy" When the
forts on the Yazoo were evacuated in
consequence ol Grants approach, and
were entirely ours, ADMIRAL Porter
show d great energy in blowing hem
up with their ammugition stores; and
This destruction of what the army had
captured he SET down to the credit OF
the navy. ..r..
Finally, the Commercia} sums it
up as follows: ... ...'
The expedition was sent to DO what
was virtually an impossfbiitv. It's
magnitude and long palation
gave the enemy ample time for pre-
parati0o, even if they had not been
well prepared at any time these two
years. l. was planned upon the
same mistake that has put our great
expenditures for an irOn-cIad navy
into vessels fl only for bettering forts.
a thing which they have utterly fail
ed to do. The same operations THAI
# cted The occupation of the outer
harbor at Charleston, would have
done it a. Wilmington, and the means
for this could have been provided at
much less cost. H.. ...
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
JAS s. BUTLER,
M. AT Broadway New York.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
STATE Of Ohio, Wilton County,

STATE Of Ohio, Vinton County,
George a, & R. CAIRNS Pitts. In Court of
J.J Allison 4 DGNs. Pleas
William II. p lack. or Execution
DURSUANr to the command Of an llxecu-
ton in the above cause to me directed from
the Court Of Common lcas, of Vinton
county Ohio ! will offer at public sale at
the door Of the Court House, in the Town OF Me-
Arthur, In the coanty of inton, on
Saturday the lSh day Of Fsdurary 1866,
Between the hours of ten o'clock. A NJ. nnl Conr
O'Clock, PM, Of said day tho following des-
.cribed property, to witt The north wost
quarter Of section number thirty -four, (s4, J in
township mum 'er ten, (lC y Of range number
fifteen, (l5,) also the west halfofthe north
east quarter Of section number thirty. four,
.(34,) in township number ten, (IO.) of franpe
humber fifteen, [l5, J erntaining two hundred
and forty acres. And par, o. the west half
ot the south west quarter Of section nnlnber
tMrtf Ave. (85, in TOWNSHIP number ten. 10 !
Of range number fifteen, (lj,) containing ten
acres, beginning ut the creek below Browns
Mill, Browns line crosses the cl eek in the soutl,
west quarter Of section number thirty. five. 81.
in township number ten, 10 J Of range number
fifteen, l5,) thence south tIr y.tYo Gegre,,
west five chains and fifty three links TO stake,
thence eigltv-sx degrees west six chains and
forty three links TO stake, thence south forty
nine degrees west six chains and forty links to
a stake, from hich RelOak eight inches in
diamater leans south sixty-se On and half
degrees west thirty five links distant, q d
White oak Ave inches sn dianlatcr, leans nor tb
eighty eight degrees three hundred and twen-
ty links distant thence cast on the section
line to the creek, thence up the creek with the
moanderings th5rcofto the place Of beg giung.
Taken as the property off. j. Allison and
W. II. Black to satisfy judgement in favor of
George A. " X. G. Arms.
Apprai sed at two thousand nine hundred and
seventy dollars, and must bri ng two thirds of
that sun.
TERMS Of salO, cash IN hand.
..., J,J. SIIoCKEY,
Jany j. l2,lsG5.-5V Shtf. Y. COO.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
r. JOHN BROUGu.

U=TuE biggest confagration on
record is that in Japan recently,
when Miacu was burnt and the fire
RACED two entire days, laying in vast
nearly one thousand blocks or squares.
destroying severity eight thousand
houses ahG temples and three lhous-
aud seven hundred warehouses.
ABBOTT five sixths OF the city was in
ashes, and half's ;alllien Of people
were made homelossya of 81 1903.
r.tBnSJf 80 ga. -. .rs'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

'T0trHE NERVOUS DEBnITATE AND
J. DEsPONEET Of BOTH SEXES. A great
sRnerer having been restored to health in a ie W
days, after many years Of misery, iswilng to
assist his suffering frllow-creatures ~ sending
free), on the receipt of postpaid addressed en-
yelope. copy Of the formule of cure employed
DiT6ct 70
JOHN NJ. DAGNELL Box lsS P,O.,s
BROOKLYN n Y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

a sur ERIOR REMEDY.--W can con>cien-
.tiod-'y recomInend to those suffering from 4
III ca i"g caugh, DIR Striokland's Mellihuous
Con. BA!Sam. 1t gives relic almost instant.
aH,OCs. and is withal not disagreeable to TIC
!. There isno doubt but the Mcllihdous
Br'+ain is one of the best preparations in use
and is all that lis proprietor claims tor it. We
have tried it during the past week, and found
relief from most distressing cough. 1t is pre-.
pared by DR.. Strickland, No. Q East Fourth
gtreet, Cincinnatti o.. and for sale by Drug.
StI5s at 80 cents per bottle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

DYSPEPSIA NERvOU SNESS, AND DE
Billy. DIR. STRlGKLAND'S TONIC.-We
can re'ommond those suffering. with Loss of
Appetite, Indigestion, or Dyspepsia, NervouR5
ness AID Narycus Debility, to use Stfickland's
Tonic. It's vegetable preparat IL, free
from alcoholic liquors it strengthens the
whole ',eryous system; it c-ohtes good app G.
titc, iad is Har'anted to cure Dyspepsias nd
Nervous Dsility.
For4ls by Druggists generally at 81 per bot
tie. Prepared by DR.. a. Strickland, No.
East Fdnrth street CINCINNATI, Ohio.
Jult lA---G4 -1yf.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
AC0NDEE,M.D. '.'sAMINGFR MI
C0NDER AND ISAMINGBR.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
McArthur, Ohio,

VIII attend promptly and carefully to
'he 2rac ice Of their profession IN all ito
branches. So
u SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO
SURGERY 20 ..;t a....-
Jan. 9TH, 1865. IT, M. ..,,.... .. o..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
LEGAL NOTICE


H'fCeis lcreby given that ] win offer for AL.
~ Iublic tuciitn al the door Of the Com,
i, usc, iDthe town Of hcAIthuf, VintoI COUNT
Olio, Z - ~
TIE IN dag6f EJ,vary 1865,
ut one o'clock T. M, ofsaid. dby. the fo,lov,r.
real estat "a vii, The Eui b east anarteT N ,bs
south west quarter Of section numbs ar avs
Township number ten, ofrange number eiob,ss;
also theRsst ,Lsltafz Tia nGIt
and the north half Of the south west 51nffsS ~
see.ion Lumber eight, township number len ~
range number eighteen, tho said three ,tac,s
containing two hundred acres, n ore or Iess bS
'Nerture Of an order Of The -ctnrtN SfcoTy5syy
fIeas in and for ssd County, madeon a certain
petition for partition, wherein Rene will Fsafhr
eroii' Albert Stump and SusannAh Stump III,
HiIs, y. !, aud QlleIs, plaipils. and Susannah
rh'hetoh. and others, are defendants. fspued nv
tle said Court "f Uommon-Pleas Of tLe .sid
Couihy Of Yinton, and State of Ohio, and 10
me ga directed hs sheriff of said county.
The hrSt Of lie above doscJibed tract. oflspa
y aPprsed, at two hundred dollars, the second
ut one hundred dollars and third a. two ISn.
,dred doilars,-IERMS, CASH. , l1 f'T1
Ja : ~, lsG5.- 5w' Sheriff, ". Y. Co %
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

ton ag,nsttGota~s NJ orT6e land; am
he who commits this uticn,e may wei
he hold to have forfeited the pro'ec.
tion oi the Goverumen, he cnn'crnns,
and the privileges confirmed by thy
laws Ae defes.
Yon may be able TO devise RENE.
dies lcss severe aud more cff ctual
againt the evil ia the State. trust
It may be 80 for am satisfied Qua
loyal people VIII require some definite
action Vi the legislative bJdy on this
imnOriant snhigct. -------- -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
NOVICE.

Robert Clark Guardian of John Fee I, :,
insane person has fled his accounts and you.b-
ers for Inspection and partial settlement, and
that the Samo will be passed upon on the SO,b
d"y oiJanuary 1865. RICHARD CRAIG
Dec. 29th 1854 .-3M. Prnhata Inhns
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
Edibr of Democrat.

DEAR Sin With YOU permission wish
to sly to the readers ol your paper that
willseud, by returned mail, to all Wishing
1t tiiee), a Recipe, with full dirpcuoGs
!or making and using simple Vegetable
BaII, that will etirrtUaIiy remove in ten
dals Pimpes, DIjtthts. Tan. Fmcklrs and
all Impurities Of the skin. leaving the same
solt' Gear smooth and heauiful:
l VIII also mail free to those having bald
heads,or bare faces, slmpl1 directions and
ntormItion that will enable them sta,t a
u.l gr'~th Of LnXuriant Hair, Whshrrs OF
Mo2naache, in les then thirty days.
An. applications answered by utun
ma il Fithout charge. ..... .. .'..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
A Cnrd In iIIe Sunnrinr.

GWALLOW two or three hogalsads Of Bue-
y hu," Tonic Bihers - "Sarsaparilla,r -
"Neryous ApJidotes,n &e. &C.. and after you
are satisfied with the result, and one box Of
OLD DOCT0R EUCHAN ENGLISH SPECI-
FiG PlLLS-md 10 restored to hca tn and
yigor in less than thirty days. They are pure
iy vegetable. plcascu; 10 take, promp: AMI sal
utary in theircf cts on the broken down aud
shattered. Constitution. 60 -OllanL ySuRg eau
take them with advantage. Imported and sold
ia the United STATES only BY .....
.... JAS. s. BUTLER.
M. AIT Broadway New York.
s6-Ag gent for ths United States
p. S.--A Box 6fthe Pins, securely packed
win be mailed to any address on receipt oi
pric,. which is ONE DOLLAR, post paid = mon
ey refunded by the Agent if entire satisfaction
is not giyeh.
Sept 22nd lss4-8mo. .....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

al
tors of the National Disgensary, established
Cincinnati, o. Jar. l, 1860, cure all private de-
seases with uneXamplod rapidly. We oguara 4
tee to cure GonorrhOea, elect, Syphilis, In
potency, Nocturnal Emissions, or Female Com
plaiutr, in short evrry possible form and var
ietJ Of SexdlAr Di Sease. Cures mpid, tn rough
and permanent, and fees M oderate Send for
a circular fifteen large s in. by IL in. letter
pages, ofyaled. valuable and interesting mat
ter Also, circular intended foe Ladies on y.
Many OF our patients rssert, they have sen;
money to Doctors in Eastern cities aud rec ei "
cd no return.
who know the Western climate and effect
speedy CURES.
Dr. D Cksou's Female Pills@fl per box send
for Circular. Special written Replies, will seal
cd, .ent with the Circular, without Charge.
Ohe Ot the cheapest, most interesting nd i'm
porIant books pq qblished. 800 pages, 100 engrav
ings THE Mountriu Of L ght, or Melca Pro-
tector and Marriage Guild and an Explicit Key to
Love and Beauty,l 1t SATISFACTORILY
reveals various subjects never before fullG ex-
planned in any popular work in abe English
language Price So cents and one 3cent STAN p
or three for 81 and three 3 ctn: stamps. Fully
described in Circular, which every young man
should have, whether sick or we'll
| Medicine and instructions sent promptly to any
part of the country. Consulting Rooms of the
Despensary. No lG7 Sycamore street. p. o.
Box, No 1876. . ....,
DIR. JACKSON ORIENTAL IINIMEET
lie movesall ;"ldness, aud rejavinates organs
which have lain doTment for many years. II
will cure any case ofimpctency, crfate and in ,
create the passions for Bny reasonable time.
Can be mailed with perfect safety. Price s2per
rottfe.
DR.. JACKSON'S FRENCH PATENT MALE
: SAFE. 90 .'~. |.H.'
1t is perfectly safe and uever fails to give salts
faction. It is the only sure and safe brevento-
tive against contracting disease ever invented.
Price 81 EACH 81 per half dozen, and 81 FER
dozen, sent by mail. ....'....
,fi I'D NJ ttGgNSeI ~
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12
THE CONFESSIONS AND Ex PERIEN cF

Published ior the benefit, and as q CAU-
TION TO YOUNG MEN and others, who suf-
fer from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay
of Manhood, &c, supplying at the same tine
THE MANS OF SELF CURE By one who has
cured himself after undergoing considerable
euakery. BY enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope single copies may be had of the au-
thor. .r ..t
NATHANIEL MAYFAIR, Esqr
...l... Brco ;lyn, Kings 20. N. Y.
. Junc2no 1S63-1Jr. l
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-01-12

| - u'--'' Z. EAplBS sasl her ISss soIlSIJ 1,
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
Saint Earys Reading Room and Dsbat
lr3 Society.

A.a meeting ni the members Of ,his
venerable Institution, held on Mon''ay
errning last, tie following ef.'"rs were
cls c,"G for he ensuin2 four months:
Prr.iirnt DR.. A JACK Srn,diug;
Vice rr. ad-nt Judge 4 Ford;
Rec. s. crc'arv j nhn 4. camali'r;
CIR S, cr"ts,v :-Jas S Downs;
Treasurer ;-J'ssph F Morgan:
Librarian ;-Roht. G Combs
An order was lassed hy the Society np
orcpriatine the amonnt Of funds in the
hanls Of the Tr"aeur r-ahout S200-to
the purchase of additional books. We
.sre pratifed 10 be ab!e 20 state, that dur
fog the quarter of a century that this So
eli, ,,y has isted, i. has never been in a
NOR" prosperous CONDITION tla7 at present
The return Of frcscs to ,hn country has Civ
en it new vitality. AID It's Library lids
fair 10 sorn merit the distinction o. being
tic fines: village Library in this section cf
the State.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06

"- - w.. than her fl,v, :, =. ,,
ion. F.n any ro'vor ~ e,r,h p
"'na!rI ~. u"knr~7 - ~, q, ~
The comp ren"s # F., g - - -n,,,,
c c"'-'' ~" c',c'iv, fr:7c'.i,. w;.h:. ''
limits. nv N" unrestri"'"l p-rn, -.
her own l"gis'a'iv" will? q
Can any disabilities h, f,t.,ai,,
State which are not f'rni in r., c,a-.: !
ti'nal conp,rt. 70 which she is ber,[;e /
nar:y and ~ Which rhn Erion !, ~,
Can v"u r'caS ani r"mp9oi ~. !,
snd still pT"scr-n "'hiS F'ui,n ~, 7.
y the Con''i'n'i,'n? Can v,u i,7..,, -. ..,''
Sa'" snv charlottesville r,frr,,,,
ri4b' - SnF'a-o ar anv nrhrr r;c,.
'h's" which al tho Safes ha-a :,
CoDs'i;c'ion snbmi'tai - h~ar? r,
apprehension In" q1"s'i,n is car h,rori.,
domain of d'i''. It c,nao; h"i Va r.,
ioc'rin is r"r|rti,na-v TIa .,...
10 carry il into pr?c'iral npcra,;o,
b. defeated. Or n" Union cr~a'ei bv r.,
Constitution must cease 10 be.
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
Fyo1n the Constitutional Union
THE SUBJECT OF FRANCHISE

Shall the right Of suffrage BE- extended
To the negro is row the question, which
more that any other engages the attention
of the p,hlic. A powerful p,7ty are urg-
ing ,h- interference Of the Government Of
tn. Uni,ed States for the sc,:lcmeu. Of the
F; question.
P"tirions from en arc;pasrd slaves in ,hc
Snu'h-from the frea crlnrad people in tlr
! NDrth-frum the old ah"li'inn srrir,i~.
and ,h'ir symra,hizers of al si,al ci.s
ses. and c"rnpl"xi"ns. are bling sent t"
the President of The United States. rrLinc
! him TO make the extension Of this righ, to
vn,e. III. condition up'n which alone b"
! r"vnlted Sia;rs may De permitted ,n r.
surle the exercise nf those bowers which
! have been suspended by The rebellion.
now so entirely defeated and over
thrown.
! The Chirf Justice Of the United States
urvcu.en, and is driving il on backed aud
encouraged hv nu,nh"r- b7 TO means CON
,smp,hle. Wend,l phi'li2sis urging ,hc
measure with all the p'wer If his mai
rhetoric Charles Sumner d.cl,r.s t! a.
without it ",here is nothing bu' inSecuri-
'v for the co;-rcd people. instability for n"
| lncal governments. and weakness FIR the
U:ion. involving of course the Da',nuaI
CT, dit p"
! These movements aT. fuil o. dan ger The
doctrine i. revolutionary. What control
over the u IN, Of suffrage has either .h.
Pr. sidsn:, or the C"pcress of the U"it"d
States The attempted e1srci-e OF the
power would he = dangerous usurpaiion
and il successful would defea. aud over
throw our entire Political system From
what source doe, the General Govern
mens derive the power to decide .ha,
shall Or wha; shall not be the organic law
Of n Ssstef If the power Of dic'a'ion e1-
is, at all. where DOES it end? Wha: are
its liuits7 If the power exist a. TO one
pv DIVISION Of the CONSTITUTION Of State. it
dos as to ali. aud ours 10 the most in
,ense!y consolidated government o.
earth.
Ii this right Of interference With the
quesiio, Of spfrsge By the general Cor
ernm, ut t. ipsi-,sd oo. and carried ip,o
practical exr cu:ion, as sbe means Of ,he
seeOD-,ru.,iop of the Uuion. II viii defe.,
i.s Own Of iect. Is vii r.nj.r ;hs &c ro-
1t; ,sesiea lf ID, lopst ri JLS4 aGioo VI The
St. Mary's gazette., 1865-07-06
From the raice Of the Chic ,co r..

Mr.. GRANT AND MAS .ngRx,v -
!n'ly r's1"rs who hav" 10. seen III.
IF fHenera's Gran, and Sher,n,, v.v
doubt. b' int"rrrs.e.l in kn,yirc tou,,
looked and what they wore a. n. e.,
reception on Sa'uriav. when ho.b ~
l,li"s wer" on rho pia,fnrm with .b.;. !;
tnguish"d> husbands. Mrs. G-,,.
dr'fsed in plsin travelling attire, har;,,
jns' arrived from the c,-- She
white straw h%t with green tr;,,,;-,
travelling mantle AMI .ir,s, ,r i q, ,H,
short F''1rk veil over her f,c,-,r,,,..h,.
a modest. uns>>u mag attire. Sha j. ~.
m"dium height. not "xrc'lv slonl.- ,.,l
has a.. excccd'ng'y Y ch""rfa' coun,cn,,,.
She s1d Mrs Sherman are ahou, ths saw,
s's' and sce. probably about ,ai-.v e..
years. Mrs Sherman wore m,,r,;,,.,
having lost snn soma months sin,n So,
IL graceful! and easy in her manner ,,3
has pleasant face N.i,hr- of ,,...
ladies arc handsome. b1, b,tn oc ,h.,n A.,
very lady.Iike. mo lc>. nud upnrcr,,-
ti"u'-just such women Ks n,cn +
good common sense would selsc. T.,
wives