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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

/ ..r - j. N. HARRIS E CO., .
PrOprict0rs for the Western 6; Southern States.
W Cipcihnati, Chic.
} Sold Wholesale and Retail by, J. Dodge g.
Son, Macarthur, A. N. E j. W. Gozad, Aliens
vile, J.. M. Kccnan, IIamdcn, Samuel Griffin,
tonlohderry, Roberts 81 Samuel, Columbus,
and by Druggists generally throughout tAo U.
States and sCan1d4s. 'I.s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19


Mcssrs. Berry Davis 6 son-Genal6saea AL
low me, unsolicited, to seud you word Of COM
mondation forycur Pain Killer. have used II
in my family these several years, and found It
all it all it claims. to be. For rheumatism,
Coughs, Colds Burns, Cholera tendencies and
diihesties, a. we'll rs tliseasss, eeneriliS that
prevail IN iamilies,.I regard tho Rain Killer as
beyond all price, anJltbs 'eAfcaefcts Beyond any
medicine within .mysknogledge. -We,i ,iSee pityas
cur chief family medic me, aud a fad'its use in or
binary cases worth more tlan any doctor. The
testimony Of others apong my geqpaintance and
friends Is equally ,faSOr%be. Many eergymen
have spoken ofItin the highest terms as fam
ily nedioine: M@sionariesin in repeated IN Stan
ces have said to INC in person aud in their et-
tcrslthat the Pain Killerwas by far the best
medicine used in heather lands, and they use
ttor themselves and families, and administer it
to others around them, Thus much am in.
clined to say as w act of Justice to yourselves,
and as benefit to others. Youare at liberty to
use this testimonial, if ofany yservice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
THE MAKORA ARABIoA,
sr' 2n DISCOVERED DYA =
mis- SION RYJ e'i'
WHILE TRAVELLING IN ARhBIAl


who arc suffering from Consumpt,sr.
u shhnd usc MAKORA ARAB. GA, discover
cd ny Missionary in Arabia. ..! ,..,.f....
All VIo are threatened with ConsumptiAN
should nae the MAKORA AR RABfCA, discover
ed by a Missionary in Arabia. st.. =. - 'N..
Az "h9 aTa suffering from Beonchitis should
use the MAKORA ARABICA, discovered by 81
Missionary from Arabia i. ~ WII',T
Al who are uderng from Sore Throat, Coughs
and Colds, should use tho MA0RA ARABICA
discovered by missionary in arabia. N||..r
All who arc suffering from Asthma, ScrofuIa
aud Impufitics oftho Blood should use the MA
KoRA, ARABICA, discovered by missionary
in Arabia. .. ..-... rt... :. r,.t--..lr-'' s. .
1t cures Consumption.
1t cures Bronchitis. 'a'H .' feiyt st' .E'fa
riItCpres Sore Throdt, Coughs and Coida.s .s p9
ltcurcs Asthma, Scrofula, and impuritIeS Of
tho Blood. - ah' II. E"'' - - %
This unequalod remedy is now for the hrss
time introduced to the public!, -, .,
II was providentially discovered by mission
ary while travelling ibiAfabia. He was cured !
of Consumption by its uso after his case was nro.
nounced hopeless by learned physicians in Eu-
rcpo. - ii..T .-Is ,l4.- Hf FTF-7.7 ''il
He has forwarded tSusin writing, fullac-
count oil ms own extraordinary cure, and off
number OF othofeures which have come und,r .
his GOsefNAlion, ana also fan account of tho
At his request and inpelled by desire to ex-
teud knowledge Of this remedy 10 the public b
We have had bis communication printed in NAM
phlet form for free distribution. ItsinteTestis
enhanced by an account which he eites ofsorn9
Of tho scenes Of the Syrian massacres, which 10
obtaipod from those who Suffered in mat awful
tragedy. $50 ,f's.IffJtI 10 T1''Hft
This pamphlet may 30 obtained ii oat ofsos,
Or 1t vii be cent free by mail 70 all who apply
for IL. 90 ..''.. '}iiH n'q7!' 1Nff'I \
We import the MARoRA ,ARAB1cA d;te&s q
from SMYRNA throagh the house of Cleon a DE-
lupus, gnd We have always on hand full sun
ply pat nP in bottles ready for use witbfdildi4
Price one dollar per bottle. sent By mai ON
receipt OF price, and 24 cents for postsyc i7f
lfiPor sale wholqsslo and retail By IN Trr 10 f-g,
Jas LEEDS, GILMORE d co, - ..i, ,...
n Importers ofDrues and MediSines. = W
b!gCJ / 90! t1ls0l LibertF st. MY. .1f
ALSO, BY, DRUGGISTS GENERALLY,
March. sSth'6t-1y. -,
g SUNDR1ES.-New Orleans, Loaf Crushed
70 and Pulverized Sugars Rio and Java CcfFss,
CASTLE. plain and Fancy Soaps Star. Moaid abd
dipped Candles; Prunes, ,Raisins, Almonds. .Sa
mon, Catsup, Lemon Syrup, Pepper Sauee. sa
asratus, Indigo, Madder, Nntme gs, Gronnd and @
Whole Spices, ,etc. ,etc,, for sale by
W M.PoLAED,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

TENUD6NTsDRLAYk ooT1
.h .$+BUFzTLsE
PURIFY THE BLOOD ..sf
q 9di ,DssggotgE 3EEgsss0o tnssl e.
flyRCEd%1i kA 'ooSkEhso t&HEBA
. . .iyo ..so. SYRUP ,J..,. s5o a.. 5,..
~ ',a,' FoR TIE CURE or 10 -" -
Salt Rhcun, Rrysirrias, ScrofaloJt dis
y,lse i1C ataueous Eruptjans, sorcE
r., ,,. aud eygTy kind ofDiseYe aris-
4 r1t ihg ffbm an I'M put6 state Of
. I .I!IoN Dtlo Bldod1.H IoaUH +.
The Most Effective blood Rurlfer of the
IT Ntho p+q9criptid96fi in'R Y f1littt 't'ysitian
\ and al who's arcFlilooI1sit ithany 6fli0dott
sgft y Ssisfqssil fhoE'S gsg gith?qi AsLy,9
Sueh ietter5as th9 toll5wng1ro ol,en rcegiVcl
Jct0mo til o. Ashland Gt 90, E6t, e0,'BO G 7
Mcfsrs. j. N. llarris & Co, CihCnpati, OhiOl,.t
,Sentlomon-I dccm lt adGty as well as plea
stitc sginierth yop what Dr.. ,WrANas's srRUp.
ana CERhTFi has done for mo, and hopo this let.
terniay t0nfo TO tho notice 81 p5rs0nA sihliarly
In thegsbr 1870 wasmhGkod with
tettGTu or R9nskipdTel disease, on bgluny legs,
wluch eNtendeduhtil from my knees tony feet
was t6he raw Sore Il consulted aud Obtained
mclioln9s and preseripii9pa from uq9rly all tho
physicians in this vicinity, but obtained Lor
liei.h Yo1Sacent at This rlaco, Mfilofniah re-
commended mo to try tho Syrup Bph Ceraul
when / fortunately did, gHI ann new . sound
and well man BY thtlrGrc. = 'f
Wibl grattdGoI remain Your, truly, H9I %
.il,.l-v. s.cg.4. JoHN WLEEAvsHr,,
Nr. Weirh9Hght being q wen known genllt-
paltof Ashland county, makes tliis Information
reliable. .... ... ..,..,... slr.,.. r
Ry taking tho Syrup as Nrectod, It willdriyo
all ltAo),dis iseasos from tho system, and when
on5couton the skin, afowapplications of
-..- DR.. WEAYER'S r..g g..
ID. ,FRNTE;s al e0tlkTlbSrNrT kslls y,l, ~.
q, ,slIlE qERATEhqs proved itseli to be tho best
Ointment ever h.yehtcd, and where onc6 0sed,
II has heyer boon known to fall Of eflecting a
permanent eure OF Old SOrGs, Tottor and Ring,
worm, Scald IIead, Chilblains and Frost Bites,
BarbeI's Itch, Clapod or C'acl.3d Hands OF
Lips, Blo,chos or Pimplesson the Face, And
fer
-fn sore Nipples and Sore Eyes, u.
the Cerate is the only thing required to cure. =
1t should be keptiR the house ofeyery family
Price Of Syrup 81, Coroto % cents per
z Bottle.
h Directions accompany each Bottle.
Sold by most Medicine Dealers.
.I ...g-g. g'riu jim. HARRIS Il co.
Proprietors forth Southern 4 Western States
ft q" '. Cincinnati Ohio.
=, To whom all orders for the.above Medicines
may be addressed. ..It ..... .......... ..
Sold WHOLESALE and Rotail by ). Dodge q Son
McArtlprsA. Es,6 J. W Cozad, hlonsyillc;-
j. MIK0onan, lIamdsn Samil Griffin, London
derry; Roberta u samuel, Columbus, and by
Druggists generally throughout the U. States
and Canadas. u H..1 '... p
December IS, ls60,--ly.s s. .sUH
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

@omach, Ligtr Or gettass, ,-....,ig ~, !,
J'HEY arc dsee and recommended byslcadinp
I'll .Physicians Of the co,fnlry, and ali ho tSt
them pronounce them invaldable. cGc5z1N n
DRI ia EEP ERE; Mfites from No.
yarre, Stark Co., D .,a3tk5 Bitters are highly
pFaisedb by those suffering from iudt gegtion dys4
Ipepsia aud llvGIcomplaint.p -oFGJ glat0i @.
b. S.DAYIS, Postmaster at Willianfeport, ,O.;
says, ,"theyeivc great satisfaction. : use thdif
myself, having taken cold, becorn G prostrat
and losomy appetite. ltrelieved me and, Ican
Recommend itwith graatassurance ofits merits
DE. w NJ. M /. KERR, ofItoqorsyille,ah hfiiana,
writes us thattheyzare thsimost valuable medi
icine offered. lie has recommended them with
great and with themmadeseverai cures
of p0lpitation ofthe heart and enoral debility.
THOMAS STAMFORD, ESQ, rRlomtsTilfe{ Z
Henry Co., Ind., writes MS q Ion Q leteefT hdeT
date of May l.. 1850. lie was niuelr reddeed
having becnaftIictod for thro6 yoars with great
nervons debility, palplTadon Of the heart OF the
most severe and prostrating character; safer
using few BOTTLES was comDletely' restored,
and am nowh IN robust heaIth.'f - sIF ,77H,
GEORGE W. HOFFMAN says he was aAlict-
ed with rheumatism foTtweuty ears i'm all its
various forms, and at tho dRteof his lester he
had been two years well; tho Bitters effecting
the cure, when several physicians ending
him could do him nogood. lie says, "for rheu-
matism, dyspepsia, vepcomPlant, kidney af-
-lection, or dropsy, itisaspeclfe certain reme-
dy." .l5.-3s.f fafr Etth
J..W. HUNT writes from Delpkos, Allen Co.,
o., (Rsection " here EeYer and Ague proyails,) )
thhshG tna oGit mG;t i Shoci6g thsP Cfde
DYSPEPSIA, AEp GBNERAL DEBILlTY..r g; yr,t.ra
D. X. .GALLEHEEs, NJ. y. writes from Tan
Vert, O., "IWost pSe!fplly Fee9mFenl' The
Sherry Wine Bitrers 70 the otice Of D 2spcpGe
persons, and to all who require q stimulating
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

ID AN, IMPORTANT DISCOVERY i
i8 ~ For the Cure of, ..-... .......
BRbECHITIs, CotGHs,
D.. a0 Na".iAND COLDS. - ~ -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
NV. W. B.JAU IBS, !
: Late Editor Chiistian Chronicle,

To Late Editor Chiistian Ohroniclo.
BEWARE OF ALL lMITATIONs {!
The PainKiloris sold by Nh respectable Drug.
the United States and hi For
ign Countries. t'r1lE ,G5E
Price Is cts, 50 cts., and l.per bottle!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19

John Y. Mackey hd--
minist"ator de bonis
non of Estate of James :
McCrearey deceased.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-19
Dissolution on. Partnership
Sale OF Real Estate.

q McArthur, Aug. 10, 1S9l.4w
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southern Sentiment upon the Pending M
val and Military Demonstration,

Sai anu Military Demonstration
RICHMOND, April 6.-0utsde the Convention the
news of last night and to-day produced no great
sensation. The people are prepared to expect any
thing, but believe if blow be struck at any South
ern State or port that thousands of Union men
will go for immediate secession.
PETERSBURG, April 6.-The excitement here is
very great, and the "war" tidings discussed at
every corner. The people saw .'I,et it come,
1he indignation at the course of the Conven-
tioG is at a high pitch. All say Virginia must Sc
cede
NoRFOLK, April 6.-Great interest is felt here
coupled with unfavorable feeling towards the
Administration, and great anxiety exists to know
the worst.
GoLDsBoEoUGH, N. c., April 6.-The news of out
fitting the fleet and army at the North is very ex-
citing, and the community wish to hear of an at
tack on Fort Sumter. The military are ready to
assist the Southern Confederacy
WILMINGTON, N. c., April 6-The news has had
but little effect, and caused no excitement here as
yet.
AUGUSTA, April 6.-No reliance is placed upon
the warke dispatches of last night, but it is uni
versally conceded that all prefer such policy to
suspense.
CHARLESTON, April 6.-We are by no means dis
appointed at the news and are now ready to re-
celve our enemies, come as they may.
Supplies have not yet been cut off from Fort
Sumter. Affairs, however, are eliminating. All
points here have been strengthened, and we are
| now ready for any emergency. The ball will pro-
badly soon open. If the authorities do not soon
act, the people may take the matter in their own
hands. What music our batteries will make
MONTGOMERY, April 6.-The people here are
pleased at the prospect of brush, but are afraid
| that President Lincoln will evade a conflict The
firing into the schooner at Charleston brightens al
| faces.
| NEW ORLEANS, April 6.-The news from Wash.
| ington and New York produced an unwonted ex
ctement. The report that war vessels are to visit
the mouth ofthe Mississippi aroused the whole city
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OUTFIT OF THE GOVERNMENT FLEET
FOR THE SOUTH
LATEST INTELLIGENCE FROM NEW YORK.

NEW loRK, April 6, IL P. M.-Intense excite
ment reigns here tonight, in consequence of the
movements of the several war and transport ships,
now preparing in harbor for the Southern ex-
pedtion, with troops and stores to reinforce Forts
Sumter and Pickens.
The steam frigate Powhatan, with five hundred
and twenty-four Founders, has anchored in the
bay.
Nine hundred troops are on board the transport
steamer Atlantic, which is expected to sail to-
night.
The transport steamers Illinois and Baltic are also
ready for war service.
The destination of all these vessels has been kept
secret, but it is supposed the troops are to rein
force the Southern Forts.
New YoRK, April 7.-NIaior Holmes, commander
OF U. s. forces at this station, has resigned Mai
johnson is also said to have resigned. Capt. Bar
rvs battery is on board the steamer Atlantic r.
The steam frigate Powhatan was ordered to stop
at Fort Hamilton for troops.
Capt. Meigs and a company of carpenters and
mechanics, from Washington left yesterday for parts
unknown.
Large gangs of men at work on the W abash
Roanoke and Perry.
number of long clinker-built boats were put
on board the Atlantic.
The Powhatan crossed the bar bound out, at
O'Clock last evening.
The steamer Atlantic had not sailed up to late
hour last night.
The steamer Illinois had steam on last night and
it was reported would leave with stores during the
night
= The steamer Nashville, which was to have sailed
for Charleston yesterday, has been detained till
the 9th.
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WASHINGTON ITEMS.
CautiOusness of the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TIeasrrxr

pOsals for Treasury Notes.
WASHINGTON, April $50 very cautious is the
Administration that but few know with any Ger
tanty what its designs in the extensive militia
ry preparations now in progress. The belief is that
the larger portion of the troops are destined for
Texas.
Proposals for Treasury notes to the amount of
nearly five millions of dollars are to be received by
the Secretaryof the Treasury until Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
ohers have been privately made of J. per csntum
premium for the entire sum- but it is deemed proper
10 anord fair opportunity for competition.
Inc movements in the Army and Navy Depart
mehts, wnich were developed last week, created
considerable excitement, and gave indubitable evil
dence that the Government have in view important
plans touching the military posts and revenue sta
tions in the seeding States. The United States
steam-frigate Powhatan sailed from New York on
Saturday night. She was provided with large
quantity of fixed ammunition for "a and IL pound
er boat howtzers, and shells and shot
for her nine, ten, and eevsn.inch guns. She car.
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

some of them have their families in this citv
Nearly all the garrison are extremely anxious To
avoid hostile engagement.
From the best informed quarters we have reason
TO believe that in few days, leave of absence will
be granted for indefinite period to the entire
command. 1890
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Sr. LOUIS, April 5.-The steamboatmen's parade
last night, in honor of the election of Daniel G.
Taylor, Tor Mayor of this city, was the most bril-
liant and imposing of its character ever seen in St.
Louis -
About thirty yawls, mounted on wheels and pro-
tuseiy decorated with banners and transparencies,
together with a large number of citizens in car
riages and omnibuses, horseback and afoot were in
the procession.
The streets were densely thronged with enthusi-
astic spectators. TIE Republican and Herald
printing 9ihces, and number of private dwellings,
we're brilliantly illuminated, and there was a fine
display of torches, pyrotechncs and bonres in the
line of the procession.
A salute of one hundred and fifty guns was fred
during the evening
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The Philadelphia Sunday Atlas tells some hard
stories OF Mr.. Buchanans parsmony, and letter
received from Lancaster says:
ut is reported here, upon good authority, that
ne brought with him from Washington, on the 5th
OF March, OF his salary President $50, 600, all in
sZo gold pieces, which he is investing as fast he
can, in small sums, farms, for which he insists
upon having judgment bonds"
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ThR Casa nf fIacEnlnru

TRENTON, April 6.-The Court, in the case of
In regard to the question of Jurisdiction The ar
gument ior a new trial has been suspended, and
5he matter referred to the United States Supreme
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For Europe.
M, NEW i iYosK, April 6.-The steamer City of Bati-
ssaea nsnee today for Liverpool with slI
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HOLIDAY STREET THEArRE-Mr. Ford has a
strong company at Il olliday street. Mr. Eddy and
Stuart Robson appear in the drama of Damon
and Pyhias this evening, supported by the strength
of the entire company. 4 new farce entitled Hit
him, lie has no friends
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Ihe Fugitive Slave Case at Springfield, III
CHICAGO, April 5.-The fugitive slaves taken from
this city on Wednesday morning were examined
before Commissioner Corneau, at Springfield, YES
terday. The proof that they were fugitives was
clear and indsputabe, and they were accordingly
delivered to their owners. They were taken to
st. Louis in the evening train
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CONTINENTAL OPERA HoUsE.-The minstrel band
OF the "ContinentaP' is one of the best which has
ever been in Baltimore, while the singing of Miss
DuvaI is executed with great ability. Miss Leida
White, the popular dan8euse, makes her first an
pearance tn.mnrrnw.
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- sf'F1IIc IHFtTTUpiIOn.
WASHINGTON, April THE telegraph line is
down below Petersburg, and there is no chance of
hearing further from the South to-niobt
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The Feeling at the South.

AUGUSTA, April 6.-But little reliance is placed
In the dispatches received here from the North
respecting warlike preparations, but it is univer-
sally conceded that all would prefer such policy
to the present state of suspense,
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BosToN, April 5.-The Boston Commercial R,,Ue
tins list of business changes in the United States
gives thirteen failures and suspensions in Nav
York, five in Boston, four in Philadelphia. seven
in Baltimore, four in Cincinnati, two in ST. Louis.
and thirteen in other places. Total forty eight for
the week
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CHARLESTON, April Ex-Governor Pickens has
just returned, in company with his principal otfi-
GERS from visit of inspection to the different mil
i'ary posts around the harbor. They report all
ready.
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MayOralty of Louisville
LOUISVILLE, April 6.-Ex-M Mayor DELPHI, the work
ingmen's candidate and strong Union man, has
been elected mayor of this city BY | 200 majority.
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A ActivIty at the CharIestown NAVY v.

Activity at the Charlestoyvn Navy Yard.
BosToN, April G.-Great activity is manifested at
the Charlestown Navy Yard. Over eight hundred
men are now employed there. The brig Bainbridge
is now ready for and her crew are waiting to
go on board. The frigates Minnesota, Mississippi
and Colorado are also nearly ready for sea- Com
mOdOre Strngham is expected next weak
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Important News from Charleston

CHARLESTON, April 5.-A terrible moment is eyi-
IDENTIFY at hand The rews from Washington and
New ork tonight corroborates the general i'm
preston that within twentyfour hours war will be
upon US.
Every man has been ordered on duty, and the
utmost activity prevails The State is prepared
for any emergency.
The highest officials say the present state of
things cannot last but short time longer.
The excitement throughout is intense, and every
thing wears a warlike aapect
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res several carriages for boat howitzers, and all
the available boats that can be mustered in the
yard, which will supply transports for five hun
dred men at once Her list of officers, embrace
eleven lieutenants, the ships complement being
only four. Captain Samuel Mercer goes out in
command. The steamship Atlantic, of the North
Atlantic Company, was chartered BY the Govern
ment, and extraordinary diligence used night and
day in getting her ready for Accommodations
having been fitted up on board of over six hundred
troops. She was ready to sail on Saturday, but
had not left the harbor up to late hour. Besides
this large steamer, the Illinois, of Vanderbilt's
Havre and Southampton line, which was to have
sailed for Europe on Saturday, has been taken up
by the Government for the same purposes as the
Atlantic, and arrangements have been made with
the steamer City Of Baltimore to carry out her
passengers and mails. Circumstances indicate that
the Powhatan has been detailed to convoy the
two steamers to their destination, which, however,
is only known to the Government, all the vessels
sailing under sealed orders. The Atlantic it is
ported, has been provisioned for about sixty days.
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LOUISVILLE, April 5.-N. l.. McClelland. the Tax
Collector for the W estern District of this city, is
reported to have absconded, being defauIter to
the amount of $4,000.
The Kentucky Legislature adjourned sine die yes
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Hayiian independence.

BosToN, April 5.-The House of Representatives
nave unanimously passed resolution on the peti-
ton OF ffty-four mercantile houses trading with
Hayti, instructing the Massachusetts, Senators
ana representatives in Congress to use their in.
fuence to obtain the recognition of Haytian iude-
pendence.
James Redpath has been appointed Hay tian Con-
sui for Philadelphia
1t is not true that the Southern Commissioners
have taken house in Washington 1t is we'll un-
dersood that the length of their soiourn here will
be dependent on circumstances.
Much alarm exists here on account of the mill
tary preparations of the Government, which pre-
serves entire silence.
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GFrom the Courier Of Friddyl

We learn that the six men who, on Thursday,
brought the officers from Fort Sumter to Adeer's
wharf were laborers. They state that there are 80
laborers at Fort Sumter who are looking with anx-
ious expectation for an opportunity to leave the
fort They also state there are 70 soldiers in the
fort, most of them Irishmen and married men,