M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-09-26
Kentucky Matters.

Kentucky Matters.
LOUISVILLE Sept. "a. = Rumors
prevail OF the burning of the Nash,
vile and Louisville Railroad, at No.
lin, filty-tour miles south Of here, and
that no confederate troops are north
OF that place. r. o.ia. 20" .yi'e'. =
Our pickets are said to be ten miles
south OF Elizabethtown. Two offic-
ers and FIVE priyates Of Buckner's
command were arrested near Eliza
bethtown, by a part Of Gen. Rous,
seau's command, and brought here to-
day. They are supposed to be spies.
Gen. Anderson issued a proclama'
tion, saying no Kentuckian will be
arrested who remains at home atten.
ding to his business---who does not
take part, by action or speech, against
the General or State Governments, OF
does not hold correspondence with OF
give aid 10 our enemies.
FULL CONFIRMATION OF Col. MEL'
LIGAN's SURRENDER. JEFFERSON CITY
Sept. GA dispatch received here
this evening from Gen. Fremont seem
to fully confirm tha susrender Of Lex.
ington by Col. Mulligan. The dis.
patch says Lexington had surrender.
ed on Friday for want Of water. Be.
fore surrendering Col. Mulligan sent
900 of his men across tho river to
Brookville, en- route for Quincy, Ill.
No commissioned officers were releas-
ed. The news to-day from Tuscutn-
bia reports that Col. McClury, Of the
Federal troops, was attacked on Fri
day by party of rebels under Par.
sons and Johnson; but he repulsed
them with slight loss on Our side.-
Our forces sent up the river, last
week, are now at Boonville, and will
move forward to Lexington, to.mor'
row. Gen. Davis leaves here to NOR
row, to take command and lead them
on. Other troops will go forward
immediately.
Two thousand FEDERAL PRISONERS
RELEASED ON PARoLE.-ST. Louis
Sept. 23.--Correct reports from JET
terson City say instead of 200 men CT
route for Quincy, 1900 Of Mulligan'i
command were sent over by the reb'
els, released on parole-en route fol
Quincy. g.s ..'....ll .s,iy.i j..
Ciaib Jackson is at Lexington, will
rebel forces. 5-2 s2 ,lg.s Aii
UPeople, Remember That De
mocrats invited ALL UNION MEN
to join them in counsel at Columbus,
to unite with them in our country I
peril-all whot favor THE PRINCIPLE;
ON WHICH OUR UNION WAS FOUNDED
and opposed to the corrupt, incom-
petent and UNooNsTITUTloNAL State
and National Administrations at pres
ent affecting the country. a.' ]
Remember! The {, Republicans
want US to unite with them. DO il
not J! M, g
O Now let US hear from Judge
Rufus z. Spauldinx, a delegate from
Ohio tothe Black Republican NationaI
Conventions of 1856 and 1860. He
made speech in the Convention Of
1856, which nominated Fremont, in
which he said; nar. q. rl'l. ;.r
SIN the case Of the alternative being
presented OF fthe continuance ofslavery
or a dissolution Of the Union, | AN
FOR DISSOLUTION and care not
how quick it comes"
HUGH j. JEwErT has two s ons
in the army Of the United States
The father ofthese boys is an uncon-
ditional Union man, and the Demo
cracy who intend to vote for him arc
of the same stripe. They will,oppos'
all attempts to dissolve the Union,
come the attempt from Abolltlonlst Oh
Secessionist. 'JEWETT AND THE
UNIONp is our cry. On to victory
Lima ado. s'iI f O.
The Cincinnati Commercial sho'd
take care, else it will be suppressed
1t is not respectful to the Secretary o
War or the Navy either. r.-Louisuitls
Democrat. 5i4'l 24I
The Commercial is not in the leas
danger. 1t is a Repbticanpaper They
have a license to abuse the Admins
tration. on the principle that the fathe'
whips his ehild.--SoMderW Ohio DR.
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