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Adhesive Plaster, Camel Hair. Pencils OILED Silk,
Oiled Muslin, India Rubber vnd Gutta Percha Cloths
IN the piece. sa sac rNr
Wrapping Paper sL5l~
Cotton Bed Shirts-14 yards long, breadths Of
unbleaehed muslin, yard wide. open one half yard
at the bcttom length ofSleeve three quarters yard
length Of Arm Hole IL inches, length of Collar 20
inches, length of Slit In front yard, fastened with
four tapes. -~@ "tt-
Loose Muslin Drawers II yards long with a
breadth Of yard wide muslin in each leg. with a
hem and drawing string round the waist and the
bottom Of each leg length from waist to crotch on
the back 81 inches and in the front Is inches with
buttons and buttonholes.
Bed Sacking Of ticking, yard wide and yards
long.
Pillow sacks of ticking, 16 inches wide and 80
inches long.
Pillow cases Of muslin, one-half ward wide
yard long,
Old linen aud cotton cloth, towels, old and new
rough and soft, old sheets pillow cases. small pill
lows, old towels coverlets, old shirts and drawers
old pants old socks old handkerchief old Jackets.
pieces of white domestic, pieces of hickory shirt
ing, country or homemade jeans for fall clothing,
wool or WOODEN yarn, country or homemade blan.
kets and counterpanes blackberry and rasps
berry vinegar, crushed sugar, corn starch
sweet OIL can vegetables, Irish and sweet potatoes
peas and beans, arrOwroot sage, tapOca rice, eggs
g,
biscuits, tea cocoa, lemon syrup, plum and currart
jellies small quantties,) oatmeal, haxseed and flax
seed meal wheat bran. corn meal. juice of beef, as
stock for beef tea put up in sealed cans champagne
IN small bottles for cases of sudden sinking, china
feeders of different for administering nourish
ment where the head cannot be raised; bent glass
tubes for similar use; CASTLE soap for washing
wounds, common soap, eye shades Of green silk with
tapes or elastics
Those of you who live in and around the city of
Bowling Green, can render invaluable assis lance
at the hospital The sick chamber is destitute of
Its chief sOlaee unless graced by the presence of
your sex. No hand can smooth the sick mans
pillow, or s0Oth his distress, other than your own
Such articles as you prepare should be packed in
the most compact form and forwarded to DO wiling
Green, KY, marked Hospital Stores.
am, with sIEcere respect,
D. ". YANDELL,
Surgeon c. S A.. and Medicsl Director of Contra
Division in Kentucky.
Bowling Green, KY Sept. %. 1861,
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slasbhilI. atriqu ulS 9meritan
Operation. aienEi me North Carolina

Operations along the North Carolina
Coasts
The Wilmington On G.) JoeEndl of the oath inst
says:
We had the pleasure to meet, yesterday, Lieuten-
ant Smith, of the Scotland Neck Mounted hlnes
who had Just returned from Swansboro', having
been detailed in pursuance of the order of Gen. An
derson, with detachment Of ten men from that
troop to examine into the circumstances connected
with the landing of certain Federal forces In the
neghborhood Of Bogus Inlet, opposite the mouth of
White Oak river.
lieutenant Smith left Camp Winslow, some six
Tailes from Washington, Thursday the 18th inst.
q and got 10 SWansboro, On Saturday the 18th. On
Sunday morning, the 20th, he visited the banks
where the reported landidg took place. Soon after
getting over to the baAks he discovered the dead
bod OF man who appeared TO hsve been United
States marine judging from his dress. On the DO
dy was navy revolver and cutlass, also bayo-
net and cartrldge-box. The musket not being at
tached 70 the person, was not found. Lieut.. Smith
had the body as carefully buried as the advanced
state Of decomposition would admit
The people on the banks, fishermen, we believe,
reported that about one O'Clock, on the night of
Tuesday, the 8th, or the morning Of Wednesday the
9th two boats, containing in all shout fifty men,
from the Federal fleet, landed or attempted to land
the banks at the North side of the Inlet One Of
the boats got stove in the attempt and three persons
drowned Two bodies have since been found, one
of them beng the marine above referred to.
The visitors stayed until daylight, when three
more boats were sent from the fleet and took them
off also taking the stove boat in tow
A boat or boats so the fishermen say, again Wis
tied the banks on Saturday the 18th inst, having,
as the report goes, white flag hOisted. Officers
landed and moved around, in all probability
veying for is pretty certain that boats had been
engaged for some days in taking soundings.
This is the account given on the banks. Some tive
or three muskets and bsyonets, and perhaps pistol
oFtwo, appear to have been picked up or have some
how got into possession of the banks people, which
they said had from the stove boat. The Yankee
sailors told the people that there were fifteen hun
dred dollars worth of property lost by the accident
. the h"s+ The boat on Saturday the 18th, carri>
ed twenty-five men.
% The Ii .uor IN II said however they obtained their
iniormatiOu-thRt one of the boats that came to
shore Tuesday night had three pecks Of shaekles;
three pair of these were picked up, no doubt.
II the way One of them hangs up in the pass
at the head of the stairs leading to our printing
Office, having been brought over to Lieut. Smith. as
Savage" navy revolver, both somewhat
rusty,
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TIE the Ladies of X entucky and Northern
Tennessee.

have established at Bowling Green, Ky., Gen,
at Hospital for the reception Of the sick soldiers
OF the Central Division Confederate States Army
Of Kentucky. In enterprise which is so init
mately connected with the physical comfort if not
also the life, of the soldier, feel that you are
scarcely less interested than myself. therefore
beg to make few practical suggestions to you, as
TO the manner in which you may serve those mem
be-s of the army who are oVertaken by accident
or disease A very efficient mode of rendering as
sissuce to the inmates of thu hospital is through
The agency Of Relief Associations, such numbers OF
which already in operation in the Confed, rate
States Can you not organize such Associations
wherever they do not exist, and through them for
ward whatever may be contributed? Where for
an reason such societies be speedily put in
op, ration, individuals should forward their dona
tons direct 10 Bowling Green.
among the articles of daily use in the hospitals
arr the following:
Bsndages-I inch wide l ward long
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Afew. flannel bandsgesl,two and half inches wide
and nine yards long, will be needed and lint, scraped
and travelled.
Ring Pads and Cushions
Cotton Batting and Cotton Wsdding; fine Flax
and SpOnges.
Red Flannel, 10 the piece
Bookblnders Bo .rd, for Splints; pieces Is inches
by inches
Saiders' silk for Ligatures, Skeins waxed and
wound on cards.
Sewing Needles, assorted in cases; Linen, Thread
Tape and SCISSORS.
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II. & 4. #. CHEATHAM,
Wholesale GROCERs, AND DEALERS
VINE BRANDIEs, WINES, FoBAooo, oIaARs, HAILg,
DoMASTIo LIQUORS, &C.,
G0RRER OF COLLEGE AID 0HURCR SZREEZz
Nashville, Tennessee.
w IN receipt Of large and we'll selected stock o.
w Groceries, Liquors sto eonSsng in part fslloWs
$50 bids sugsr, all grseE genuine Havana oIEsrI
300 bhs choice HolasOcSF 300 kegs Nails, assorted;
100 Dc do 100 doEsn Painted BuckstsJ
so bags prime Bio OoEesi 50 nests Tubs
bbs Powdered, Crushed ard 10 bbls Engh WalnusI
Loaf Sugar 10 bills PeeansI
80 boxes Stsr CandlesI 10 bills HlbeFta.
IOC boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE RRANDIES, WINES, sc.
IS Is choice French BrandieEi
20 casks Madeira, Sherry, and Port WiHasI
$50 baskets best brands Champagnsi
50 boxesscoTill Olsyet,
100 bbls fne Robertson Comfy WhiE1yI
Is bbis pure old Rye do
DO do do Bourbon do
And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy
ain, &c. - - -
AGENTS for Dupont Sycamore Powder. Tia
derned being only Agentsn Nashville Manufacturer
IarEestock Of Powder hand, In Magazine for sale
$500 ks Dupont Re Powder 5000 kegs Hazard BlasngPoE
800 DO do do der;
goo DO o Do 5000 Eeg,, sycamore Blasting
goo Z % DO Do $50 case. Of Powder, assorted
5000 ksZ5DupOnt BsDgPov 80 bills Toy, Bedford Co.,
dsF. Esfsty fuse.
tanII y. 4. =. p oHHATHAA, Agsnts.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DzPoatsPoEaori Jog, Bickford Co.'S saisIJ
Hazard do F1ss
Sycamore do
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TO COODeFS.

SRALBn proposals making gunpowder
= Tels for the confederate sates will be received until
Wednesday, October %
FrpartlcuIars to dimensions material &c Apply tire
GunUtw Works r. nneIy Cher
and Franklin streets, Nashville, n. D. CR0ss,
Ocrl6-Jf
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For Rent.
BRICK R0USE. situated tie corner Of Gay and High
n streets. Apply to a. TURNER
Nashville, October 10, lS6I-dH
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August3.
Scientific DIscOyery---E1lectrO-
Water.

Is veil 70 hs profession that Electricity Is TIE great
motor Of 5s Every remedy which really disease
does so Of rs electrical adaptation the OF tie
invalid By the OF such remedies and ELECTz1c
Ladies being attended aLadyI curing all kinds % old
and obstinate comp which have resisted other
Of eure 'sConsumPtves receive e such cases,
where patients weak to visit me, treat them By the
BronaDtOn Hospital hlsiORs, hic hFeaed into tbs
diseased lung right the seat Of the disease sod two
stamps for Pamphlet Other patients Who cannot come 70
the SHEALIs WkTKRs," csH By sending feetc age-sez
and full description CT symptoms have medicines them
(send for crcusr The Electric Waters sz ali mineral
substances taken medicine otherwise absorbed. The
perenes II twenty years in the treatment s many thsus
WOans diseases and weaknesses nay
be regarded a reasonable gal-suteg o. Fuseszs.
II Rooms and Boarding Furnished 70
Patients II
PHYSICIANS Who nay Eish avail themselves q dis val
sable discovery in Electrc invited call ny oce
at No lac, south Sumner street.
Hours fon to q. every dsy except TIE Sabbath.
Address DR. WOMBAUGH,
rnar26i-dktuIy Nashville, Tenn.
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Wanted

TT ANTED, by the Starch Manu- scturing Ccpoly. Jy0
w bushels sproIted wheat which the highest market
price will be paid by apply to VIM HITCH Agent,
Starch Manu- acturing Company
CoIlege street, N8sbVil t, Tenn.
B-oonEtsnt employment will be given to coed arch
oCtlC-dtf
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$4,000 In GOLD.

R Notes solvent Banks South Of Lincolndom Will be
7 taken at par for large lot Of
Glassware, Madder, Candle Wick Resin.
Alum, Flour Sulphur, spirs Turpenne Cinnamon Bark,
Fine Teas Gun Caps good pces all # which will sell
At low figures, not war prices VIZ GRAY = co,
Who esAle Druggists,
Southwest Corner Brood and Market Streets, Nashville.
oct3-d2E
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CRoSsS-TIRs WANTEn.

CR0SsS-TIRS WANTED.
FNHE Nashville and North Western Railroad Company wish
4 to contract for 10000 Cedar CrOss-Ties, 9feet
ong inches thick, we'll hewn to face at place not
less than inches clear Of bark sounds deliver
I'd at the grade line Of the road in Nashville
The contractors want to contract for 10000 White
Post Oak EieSs Of the size above, to be devere
the line Of the road in piles from section IA to section "a
snough each section to supply the
Persons wishing bid will direct President ID Direct
Of tie NashVills and F0rthvsstsrD Railroad Company
Nashville, Tenn .uIyz0-a
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Wahtcd,

A FEW Intelligent, Able bod ed to complete Battery
~ OF Flying ArtII.eTy,
One COmmiss od Officer eighteen commissioned
GERS TO be cho sen the rec Its
Also three Bacb smiths ers enc Whee and
two Bug S, with extra
IL Cad Immediately sptain WRIGHT, Market street,
Nashville at the Ordnance Office, Bowling Green Ky
UHAMBLISS,
Capt, Light Artillery, @, s. Army.
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A CARn.

A CARD.
consideration Of the ad in all descriptions Of material
used IL the m,nuactue castings we'll the increased
cost Of labor consequent the preset expense ef V
We the undersigned, founoFymen Of the city Of Nashville
compelled 10 adv the price Of castings
pound from the present cate.
(Signsd) ANDREW ANDERSON,
ELLIS & MOURz,
I. NJ BRhNEAdt
Nszhvil October IT,
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Hand Tor sRte.

~ application before st January, viii sell
Eaodssing terms, Forty Acres OF LRRd, three miles
ron the Corporation limits Nil Greek, opposite Maj COTS
This Of the beautiful locations in Davidson county
About onea Of TIE land timber, balance cultiYa
ton There the premises comfortable cskns snd hns
young orchard ADpiE MAJ sTE the place, ny
self for particulars. CHAS, Z. WINSTCSI
inlyi4-4
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Sale of slave.

SdAc VI SiaAbc'
WHEREAS, there mted to the isil OF Sumner
w county he 5th dag OF October, 1860, runaway,
nego slave by the Bill; ard whereas
appeared to nd said slave, Therefore,
by virtue hory in vested by iaw wi Is the 5b
Of Ovsmher neat public sale for cash, st the
Court House door in Gsilstin, aid slave Bill.
Bill Is likely and about years old
GEORGE LOVE,
October 8, '6l-Im+ Sheriff Of Sumner County.
A LOT OF CLARIFIED AND FINE BROWN
n SUGAR; Just received and for saIe by
Oct5 II Payne, JAMES & 20.
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TEDBRTAKERs lat J. H. Currey's old stand on Union BE-
tween Cherry and Summer strees prepared to attend
Funerals at all Ines With wooden Cons plain coored
and Metallic Burial Csskets and Cases Of ssuPeor quality
Manufactured ey Asrshal Co., in this city Prices % E
he times Iune25-H
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$50 Seward.
WILL gvehs above reward for the apprehension snd delv
n cry to me Of
ANDE II SON,
taken out Of the State SIS taken uP and secured that
lean get him BE may have left here With Of the R
msnts may still be about town
Description
Back with short close hair large and prominent lips hre set Of
teeth, rather slow spoken, has slight tie Osck Of the
neck the effect Of letter weighs about $50 bs about feet 10
inches high and is II or Is years old.
Ssp3d H " L LAWRENCE.
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Nashville FACTORY.

STOCKHOLDERS 10 the Nashville Gun Factory notified
- that the Directors have Rde cali Of Five Dolla upon
each share payable before tie first Monday septemEs
next The Stockholders requested Hat the office OF the
undersigned, No. Az Cherry street, nd make prompt
nents J. L B0STICK,
auE25-d Secresary and Treasurer
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THE STAB GAELESXI
DagueTreOGypes, AnbFOtyPes.
MELAHHOTYPES
sPHEREGTFPES AND PHOTDGEAP
Nv a, Union Street next door 20 vessel &ThsapFoa'E
T. F. LTZTzAE,
(AATE oPEzAToa 6CsEss sALLsEI.)
AVIhG htted up sooTs szclusivsiy for thai
branch Of business prepared 70 receive the ladies and
gentlemen Of Nashville and make fac stes Of their faos 10
Be highest style Of the Art No expense hss been spared ssr
furnishing his apartments procuring the latest
improved apparatus and materials AID the subscriber oonHdnt
intves all Who may want pictures give hin call pIsdzng
tisfsetion IN every
~ Entrs1os nett dooz CTsst} 60 Tarssi & Ehozpsoa
81 T. ?, sALTZHAG
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Bark Mills.

Bark Mills.
FNHE best improved doubegrnding Bark Mills yet invent
ed, is being manufactured will beGeady FOR de-
livery by the first Of October For sale At
J. LUMsDEN ( CO.,
Mel South Market street, Nashville, Tenn.
LUMSD. n & MANN,
septI.H No IS Magazine street. New Orleans La.
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East Tennessee HaK-

EETE prepared to furnish shy quantity of Timothy
w Herds Grass Glover H-y Rat Tennessee Growth
The above Hay Of superior qls y, put mp in bales
sVerali 800 pounds the bale Orders solicited ami filled
with dispat 4. N. MCPHERSON & GO,
Sep26 dem Hay ackers, Knoxville, Tenn
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Removed.

HAVE removed Shoe establishment Market street, No
50s the public square door Morrow L FOR
where would be pleased former and rend
And shall endeavor at all tim keep hard general
nent Of Home Made Boots a. nd Shoes il as grrs
variety and at low rates the price materials viii justify
Army boots and shoes and all kinds oheavy work kept
made to order.
Highest market price paid for Hides and Leather
ssU2O-n JAMES W. HAMILTON.
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NASHVILLE, October Is, Is6'-d1m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24

/ Secretary Seward, IN the coucse Of
his reply, after detailing the facts in
regard to tho two prisoners named
in the note Of Lord Lyons, says:
"Tae proceedings of which the
British Government complains were
taken upon information conveyed to
the President by the legal police au.
thOrities Of the country, and they were
not instituted until after he had sus.
pended the great writ of freedom in
just the extent that in view Of the per-
| lis OF the State he deemed necessary.
For the exercise of the discretion he,
as we'll SIS his chief advisers. among
whom are tie Secretary of War and
Secretary Of State, is responsible, by
law, before the highest tribunal OF the
republic, and amcnaLle also to the
Judgment of his country and the en-.
li9htened portion OF the civilized
world" -- --r- r~-F,
In conclusion, Mr.. Seward remarks:
"The safety Of the whole people
has become, in the present exigency,
the supreme law, aud so long as the
danger shall exist, all classes Of soeie.
ty, equally tho denizen and tho citi.
zen, must cheerfully acquiesce in the
enjoyment which that law prescriSes.
This Government does not question
the learning of the legal advisers Of
the British Crown, or the justice Of
the defense which Her Majesty pays
to them.
Nevertheless, the British Govern.
ment will hardly expect that the Pres.
i6ent will accept the explanations Of
the Constitution of the United States,
especially when the Constitution thus
expounded would leave upon him the
sole Executive responsibility of sup.
pressing the existing insurrect;on,
while it would transfer to Congress
the most material and indispensable
power to be employed for that purpose.
Moreover, these explanations find no
real support in the letter, much less in
the spirit Of the Constitution.
"Ile must OF allowed, therefore, to
prefer to be governed by the organic
national law, which, while it will en-
able him to exercise his great trust
with complete success, receives the
sanction and approval of the highest
authorities of our great country, and
is sustained by the general consent OF
the people for whom alone that Con.
stitution was established.
(Signed) "WM. II. SEWARD"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS

NNHE times fixed for holding the Courts
Il Of Common Pleas and District Courts
for the several Counties of the 9TH Judicial
District Of Ohio, for the year 1862, are as
follows:
DISTRICT COURTS.
Washington, April II; Meigs, April 81
Gallia, April %; Lawrence, April 25, Pike,
April IS; Scioto. April 30; Perry, September
3; Fairfield, Sept. 5; Hooking, Sept. 10;
Athens, Sept. IL; Vinton, Sent. Is; d
Jackson, Sept. II. B 4,......... -
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
FIRST SUB DIVISION.
Perry, February "a; May S; September 90.
Hooking March 10; May 10; October l3.
Fairfield, March "a; June 2; October 81.
'' SECOND SUBDIVISION.
Lawrence, February 10; May l2; Sept. %.
Vinton, February 10; May IL; September %.
Jackson, February "a; May 26; October l3.
Pike, March 10; June 8; October ~. % ....
Scioto, March II; June l6; November 3.
THIRD SUBDIVISION.
Washington, February "a; May 10; Oct. g.
Athens, March 6; May 80 October 90.
Meigs, March II; June 9; October 30.
Gallla, March "a; June l6; November 10;
Done at Jackson c. H. Ohio, September
l9th, A. D. 1861. r.f' 81
NV \ \. y Y; RSI$SRS {SESs9S Sf; Judges.
The State OF Ohio } .... I'D BIB la 3.
Yinton County : LGEORGE LANTZ,
Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas, in
and for said County, do hereby certify that
the foregoing is a full and true copy Of the
original order now on file in my office.
Given under my hand and seal of Of
L. s. fee, this 18th day of October A. D.
1867. GEO. LANTZ, Clerk.
October II, lS6l-4w. 'f i"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
Mnre stolen.

ON Tuesday right. the 9Th inst, from
~ Centre School House in Vinton Tp.,
was stolen light Brown mare, about Is yrs.
old; name lies on the left side of the neck !;
on the right hind leg she has two white
stripes and black stripe between them,
&C ross the thigh; the near hind foot was cut
by rope, and makes this pasture joint a
little larger than the other; on the right side
she has three white saddle mark. the middle
one the largest. Any inform alton concern-
ing her, will liber ally rewarded. by sddress-
ing the subscriber, at Mingo P.O. Vinton
Co., o., or 4. A. Bratton, McArthnr. Ohio.
Oct. II, '6l-tf. JOHN MACEJR.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
Another nTnre stolen.

ON Tuesday night. the 9Th inst, from
" Londonderry, Ross Co., o., was stolen
dark bay mare, about 6 yeers old; about l6
hands high; the name lies on the left side
of the neck; there are no white sPecks on
her. and she is III natured when you first 60
up TO her. Any information concerning
her, will be iberslly rewarded BY addressing
T.. A. Brat ion, Macarthur, o., or the sub
scriber at Londonderry, Ross Co., Ohio.
Oct. 1T.-,f AMBROSE THACKER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
Correction.

WHEREAS, o certain Infamous and GRO
w nous report has gone into circulation, to
tho effect that George b. Will had proved q
defaulter in the Quarter Matters Department
Of the 18th Regiment of Ohio Volunteers.
Now therefore we; whose names are hereto
subscribed desire to say, that we have the mean.
OF knowing II any thing Of that kind should be
thu case, and wO nnhesitatingly and freely assert
the same to be false and without any foundation
VII atever; NE r 7. r. STANLEY Colonel.
A. PEARCE Adjutant.
~ y"tt Liout. II. s. HAMILTON
Capt ]. W. CALDWELL
Sept 10, ls6l-3w. Of said 18th Reg. o. "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-10-24
LORD LYONS PROTESTS
AGAINST THE ARREST OF
BRITISH SUBJECTS.
Secretary Seward'S Reply


WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Lord Lyons
several days ago, addressed a letter to
Secretary Seward, in which he says:
"aer Majesty's Government we're
much concerned to find that two
British subjects, Mcssrs. Patrick and
Rahmie. lad been subjected to arb.
trary arrest, and, although they had
been released, it could not but regard
the matter as ono requiring very SER
ions consideration.
"Lord Lyons, under instruction,
therefore, felt lound so demonstrate
against such irregular proceedings as
designated by them, and to cay that
the authority of Congress is necessa
ry in order to justify arrest and i'm
prisonmept of British subjects"