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Sheriff. Sale.
John B. Brady.
James Bailey Exscut'
and
H,~soh d v1av
Execution.

NOTICE is hereby given, that will offer
IN for sale, at public auction. at the Court
House door, in the town Of Troy, Doniphan
County, Kansas, on the 9Th day Of December,
A. D. 1862, between the hours Of 9 O'Clock A..
d. and 4 O'Clock p. n. of eaid day, the follow
ing described town lots, to vit: Lots one, ~
two, (2) three, t3) -four. a. Eve, ~ six, ~
seven, ~ eight, (e) nine, (9) and ten, (lO) in
Block thirty flour, (34) situated in the town Of
Troy, Doniphan County, Kansas; taken and
offered for sale by virtue of an execution Issued
from the District Court Of the Second Judicial
District, sitting within and for the County of
Douiphan. and State Of Kansas, for the trial OF
causes arising under the laws of said State,
wherein John B. Brady il plaintiff, and James
Bailey and Marian Bailey arc defendants, to
satisfy judgment and costs of said action.
Sheriff 3 Office, November 8, A. d. 1862.
W. d. BEELER,
Sheriff of Doniphaa County, Kansas.
By E. G.. CRABS, Deputy Sheriff.
November 6, l662-5w. Prs fee, -.
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uottIe with Morgan 20
A Sa'' PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 8.
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More Sign, Of ''Vitality."
FORTRESS MONROE. Dec. s.
r,.uor,ow Gen. Yeile. ss Military
c.s,nor. will issue q proclamation and
dc.s q sI..t;op for member of Congress.
wiz = .ba Norfolk District. A large vote
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Notice Of App
Joseph b. Selectmau.
Execution
vs..
VIM. Word.

VIM. Word, kxecutiou.
PRESIDENT Of the Iowa Point
Hotel Company.
NuICE of Appraisal, on axecution, i1ned
r. rom the District Court of Dcniphan Coun-
y, Kansas, October IA, 1861.
J,s 10 tn the said William Word, President OF the
inv. s y rolnt Hotel Company. defendant, Greet
sH lou are hereby notified, that shan canse
Ard INVENTORY and appraisal Of Lots a, IS, s.,
po;,s o., IN Block No. Z, in the city Of Iowa
n.n n. WITH all the improvements end apparte-
premi. s .nereunto belonging. to be made as the
ioe2: between the hours of 8 o'cIocf A. n.
s ,a O'Clock P. NJ, at which time and place
'o ~ may attend if, you see ct.
1863 asr'u 'sffice, Troy November, Ii, A. D.
W. D. BEELER,
No,. saei of D aiphan County, Kansas.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
DEMOCRATIC
FRIDAY, july 4,Is62,
STATE COFVENTL.O "

RooMs OF THE DEN STATE CENT. CoM:,(
COLUMBUS, May IA, 1862.
r. he Democracy Of Ohio, and all Others in
Jaror Of The Union as it hes bstn aud the
Constitution as ii is:
You are hereby notified that the Demo-
cratic State Central Committee has desig-
mated Friday the Fourth day Of July 1862,
SSIle time for holding the next Democratic
State Convention, in the City Of Columbus,
for lhe purpose Of nominating candidate
for each Of the following Offices, viz
Jpige Of The Supreme Court;
y cretdry Of State;
NciOOl Commissioner;
Member Of the Board Of Public Works
''lho Democratic voters, and all others in
iDplof the Union as it has been and the
Constitution as it is, of the several counties
within this State, are respectfully requested
'.p''ceed to appoint Delegates to repre-
sin; hem in the said Convention, on the
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each county, aud all additional Delegate for
r,rry five hundred votes cast for Hon HUGH
J JFwETT, for Governor at the last October
election, and for every fraction OF two hun
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al Delegate.
B, order Of the Committee.
WAYNE GRlSW0LD, Chairman.
AMOs LAYMAN, Secretary pro tenn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19

confederates can prevent it, he is de.
termined there shall he none he bold.
ly avows his implRcable aud nndying
hatred to a Natio6al Government,
such as we have had since the days Of
Washington, in which slave holders
have sat in the cabinet and in the leg.
islative halls. That old Government,
and with it the old Uni n. he holds is
quite dead ard gone, and thinks he isi
doing God and humanity service in
giving it the final stroke.
Ii any man is smitten with the
mere love Of name, and desires to
help forward the abolishment of the
Union, it cannot be a question worthy
OF much serious consideration, ShetlI.
er he shall Join the SO called Coufed.
crate party of the South. or the SO.
called Union party OF tho NORTH
Gin Enquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19

lbile unprotected. Also, that Briga'
dier General Williams encountered d
large body of rebels outside the city
and terrific engagement is transpir'
ing the result oil which is unknown
General Butler is sending more men
up on the Constitution and Missis.
siPpi.
the Mississippi River. In some places
whole towns and plantations wereim-
mersed. -.-.--..-
The Hartford and Richmond lad
fred into Baton Rouge, killing and
wouDdirg several persons.
1t IS the intention oftbe fleet to run
by Vicksburg and attack the rebel
fleet on Azor River, ono OF which is
iron plated.
The Posts special states that Maj.
Lacy, a rebel, has been captured at
fredericksburg.
Secesisionists in Washington bold.
ly predict another rebel raid in the
Shenandoah.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
RIore Testimony.

Captain JOHN j. RoBINsoN, OF Tus-
carawaS county, now Captain IN the
Eightieth Ohio Regiment, now near
Corinth, thus writes to the Holmes
County Farm er, about the damaging
effects Of the abolition emancipation
project that are being passed by the
present Congess:
The legislation of Congress on the
slavery question has greatly streng.
thened the ebel cause in the South.
west. The rebel LEADERS now say:
"Did not we tell you what the Aboii.
tionists would do if they succeeded"
The Abolitlonists Of Congress have
thrown all the doubtful and wavsring
on the side OF the rebels, except very
few who count the chances of success,
and act accordingly. Itis hard foS
soldiers to crush secession when Con-
gress is trampling upon the Constiu!
tlon and inforcing the dognas which
aided in bringing this Devastating war
upon tue conntry. It viii take the
last life's drop of many poor soldiers
to repair the damage that the present
Congress has done tothe Union cause
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19

FREE NEoRoIsM, OR THE FAILURE
OF EMANCIPATION. -Ws'Laye receiy.
I'd a pamphlet with The above title,
rom Van Everie, Horton e CO., Of
New York, which is sasery oppOrtnde
publication. The public have long
needed concise history OF tue re-.
sults of Emancipation, and here they
have it: The facts have beer difficult
10 get at. but the decline Of ilsyti,
Jamaica aud the countries where the
negro has been freed,is here proved
from official figures and from AbOli.
ton testimony itself. Ths loss Of
production to the world by freeing
the negro 10 enormous. In items Oi
groceries alone the writer shows that
Tue North Is now paying Forty NIL,
lions If dollars annually more lor
them than she ought to, because their
high price is occasioned by the idle
ness OF the.negro. This work should
be widely circulated, and all who wish
to reIute the arguments OF Abolition
lists ought to have it constantly by
their side. Farmers, mechanics and
all white laboring men are deeply in
terested in understanding this subject.
The writersLoWs th at every negro at
work in the tropics creates a demand
Tor white labor, the grain Of the farm
er, &c. To set free 100000 more,
he argues, would ruin the country
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
DEMOCRTZCM MASS SCONVEN
ZION.

The Democratic Union voters of Vintor
County are requested to meet i'll MASS
CNVENTl0N on Saturday, the 2SIh day
ef June next, at Macarthur, at2 O'Clock ?
NJ, fur the purpose OF appointing three Del
rsates to the Democratic State Convention,
to be held in Columbus on the 4th day oI
July 1862, to nominate State officers. AL
80 10 decide whether the nominations for
Officers for Vinton County shall be made by
the Primary Elect System. or by Dele
gates (sent up 10 Convention from the Town
shps)
Bvorder of the Democratic County Gen.
trdl Committee. S. G. CASE, Ch'n'n.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
Guerrilla Bands.

WASHINGTON, June 14.-The fol
lowing has been received here from
the Tribune's correspondent with Gen
eral McDowell's corps:
MANASSAS, June 13.-A report
has Just reached here that a guerrilla
party, numbering $50, dashed inte
Warrenton last Monday evening and
% sick soldiers, left in the
hospital, and 25 TO 80 strangglers
IRON Gibbons Brigade in Kings
Division, Small guerilla squads have
been seen to day, in the neighborhOod
of Huntes vile, and Major Dufflo has
gone out to capture theul."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-06-19
Extensive and Mysterious MOVem ents OF
the Rebels.

WAsHINroN, June 15.--A dispatcl
from General McCIellan's army says
the movements OF the enemy have been
extensiVe,and are yet involved in mys
terry. Large bodies have been seer
moving down from near Mechanics
vile Bridge Richmont toward the late
battle field. Our pickets yesterday
were driven in from Old Church,
showing that the enemy intends max,
ing demonstrations in that directions
A contraband reports 5000 cavalry
left Richmond ON Wednesday, going
in the direction of fredericksburg
probably the same force that was seen
at Old Church. The rebels opened
this morning a sharp artillery fire, in
'front.' Of Sumper's Division, lasting
about three hours We had one killed
and one wounded. Tue weather is
sultty.