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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
GtgaI II O4ittls IA
sIlERlFFS SALE.
j. s. Black
against
Elmer Jones, ct al.
vendi.

Elmer Jones, ct al.
BY virtue Of an vendi expo to me directed
frcm the Court Of Common Pleas Of Vintoh
County OHIO, will offer for sale at the door Of
the Court House in the town Of Macarthur, ON
Saturday, NOvenaber 8, A. d., 1862;
% etween the hours often o'clock, A M, and foul
o'clock, p. NJ, Of said day, the following prop
srty, to wit:
Being part of the south west quarter of sec.
tion 85, township 10, range l5 beginning at the
east line Of said quarter ut maple tree eleven
inches in diameter; 6s rods and 10 links from the
south cOTneTj thence north forty-hte de
grees west, distant fortytwo rods to post;
thence up Raccoon Creek so as to include two
thirds of sad crock, 10 lands decided by James
New Wharter; thence south twenty-five chains
and eighty five links to the section line; thence
vest five chains and sixty ono links; thence cas-.
forty nine degrees north, six chains and forty
links 10 . stake; thence eigthy-six degrees north
six chains and forty three links; thence north
thirty-two degrees east twenty two rods and
forty-eight links to the pla Of beginning
Containing thirty acres, be the same more or
less, except one half aero, decided to John Ted
row by said Pierce, together with all the privi-
leges and appurtenanccs thereto belonging.
Also eighty acres described as follows, and
situated in aforesaid County Of ViDton, to-wit
Being the west half of the north west quarter
of the northwest quarter Of section number
thirty five, of township number ten, In range
number fifteen; except twenty tve acres before
decided 70 George Hickey on the side Of said
eighty acres. All in township number ten Of
range number fifteen.
Taken as the property Of Elmer Jones ct al 10
satisfy judgment in favor of. s. Black.
Appraised Mill properly, appraised at
$4,000 90 - 80 acres appraised at s400 90, and
must bring two-thirds Of that sum. Terms Of
sale, cash in hand.
F.sHADEs, Shift v. Co., o.
COWS piee $3.50.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
VINO Rejected OaIrrENpEN's COM-

PROMISE - We publish this week on
our first page, the letter of Senator
Bigler, of Pennsylvania, which we
ask every man to read. 1t shows who
are responsible for the war now rag.
ling. Mr.. Bgier was, and is con
:servstive Republican, and member
of the Senate, and of the Republican
: caucus that rejected all compromises
The truth will out alter awhile we
have no doubt, and the truth is what
we all want
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
RELIEF FOR SoLpIEEs' FAMILIES.

Z RELIEF FOR SOLDIERS FAMILIES
We call the special attention of all
our citizens to the communication OF
Judge Hewitt. in this weeks paper,
in reference to providing for the reliet
OF the Wives and Children of the
Vinton Volunteers, who are absent
fighting the battles Of our country
All who can possibly contribute to
this object, should by all means do so.
It would be a lasting disgrace upon
the people of ,Vinton, not TO see that
the families of her brave defenders are
comfortably provided for, the coming
winter. We hope the Commissioners
will do all they Can, and act judic,
iously in the distribution Of the fund,
by seeing that it is properly applied
to cases ol necessity. New is the time
to act in this matter, in every Town,
ship in the county. Let 1t be done
at once.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

DR.. C. w. ROBAcK's ScANDIEAvIAN
REMEDIES. - The celebrated S andinavan
Remedies, prepared by DR.. c. w. ROback,
Cincinnati, Ohio, are now attracting con.
siderable attention, not only among those
persons who are afflicted with Rheumatism
and general nervous arrangement, but
the faculty. The following certificate from
one Of the Oldest as well as one of the most
prominent citizens of Mississippi, speaks for
itself.-NelO Orleans True Delta, April 2.
Octobar 80, lS62,--4w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

ANOTHER EDIToK SHOT. - We re-
gret to see by last weeks Register Of
Point Pleasant. Va, that the Hon.
Lewis Wetzel, Hate editor of the Reg
istsr, and meinber Of the Legislature
Virginia, was shot through the heart
while standing in his counting room,
by Mr.. John Hall, Of the same place.
The difficulty arose out Of an article
that appeared in tho Register, about
supprcssing tho paper, which Hall
considered slanderous. There was no
time given for explanation. They
were both members ofthe Union party
but differed in their mode Of opera
tioRs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

TIE New CASH STORE of Davis and
FELTON, offers goods at as close profit
as any other man dare. They insist
on the public to give them cal, and
they will guarantee satisfaction in
quality and prices. Their stock Of
Goods, Groceries, Queensware, Boots,
Shoes, Hats and Caps, is large and
cheap for cash.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
0rh ADVERTISEMENTS.

MoRGAN. THE GUERRILLA CHIIFTAS, A
GooD JUDGE Of SOMETHING To- TAKE AS
WELL AS HoRsEFLEsH. = MOrs an S thieves,
during their brief stay in this place, found
tlIne to break into our office and steal our
flags, which they ,acrilegiously tore up and
trampled in the dust They also broke into
our desk and stole a bottle OF "BIueIs'
which had been presented to us by DR..
Roback. Weare very sorry we forgot to
flavor the Bitters with dose of strychnin'
or atsbanc. Richmond (Ky,) Messenger.
October 80, 1862. lw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

WAR UPON ALL OPPosITIoN.-Rea-
der if you want to be convinced that
war has now commenced in Near.
thur, just call at Dan Wills Original
Cash Store, where recruits are receiv,
ing more bounty than has yet been
given to substitutes. All this results
from the fact that Dan gives more
goods for the same money, than any
other House 10 the county, aud defies
all competition or opposition,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
FOR SALE BY

S. V. Dodge. McArtbur; Cowdery
& Strong, Hamden ; C.Johnson New
Plymouth; Will & 20. +, ZaIeski; John
Holland, Swan M. +. &C. Carr,
Wilkesville and by Druggists and
Merchants generally throughout the
United S!atcsand Canadas.
October 23d, 1S62.-1y.. r--
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

114rH REG. o. Y. - This Rcgi-
ment, at last accounts was at Mari
eta. Our correspondence from "A
Vinton Boy" will be read with inter
est by many of our readers. We hope
JOE will write us often his comm.
nication would have appeared sooner,
but was not received in time for last
weeks issue. We know the 114th
will do its duty it halls from South.
ern Ohio--this is guarantee sufficient.
Southern Ohio has rever failed yet in
the face Of duty or danger.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
J. K. WIII's EMPORIUM OF NEy

]. K. WItL's EMPORIUM OF New
GooDs, just received at the CHEAPEST
CASH STORE, is crowded daily with
customers, aud the proprietor intends
that the character Of the very cheapest
goods, shall be maintained at this
establishment The third arrival of
Fall and Winter Goods, for style and
quality, excel anything in the market.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

THE Louisville Journal says the
rebels will soon be unable to.get either
butter for their bread or bread for
their butter.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
Denth of GenernI MiIcheII.

Ge neral Mitchell died Of Yellow
Fever at Beaufort on the Both ult.
So says a telegram from New York
oi the 4tb inst.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
MA RTHUR SALOON ROOMS
Bake House and Oven

FOR RENT.
The undersigned wishes to rent thea ga
loon rooms, Bake House and Oven, lately oocu-
pied by W. A. Johnston. first door east Of the
Court House. The stand is the best in MoArth-
ur apply to Z. \. BRATrON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

MORE New GooDs. j. S. Hawk
haO inst opened a new and well selec.
ted stock Of Goods, which he is de-
termined to sell at the lowest cash
figures. Give him call and see for
yourselves.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

New PIorURE GALLERY. = Mr.. j.
Brownlee has opened up Picture
Gallery In the room formerly occupied
by L. L. ditt. Mr.. B. is good artist
Call and see specimens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
WIN. Poland,

WHOLESALE GROCER, Wines, Liquors
w Teas. Tobacco and Cigars. Water St.
Corner alley between Paint and Walnut, Chill,
licothe, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.

C NJ. PETTENGILL & CO., Advertiisn
De Agents, No. 81 Park Row, New York d
estate Street, Boston are our Agents and ure
authorized TO take advertisements and sub
sriptiOns for us at our Lowest Rates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
B\ooA aMA NlWCs pVN\,
which, in conjunction with the
B\ooA RMSvSlCv,

will cure all the aforementioned diseases,
and, of themselves, will relieve and cure
Headache, Costtvsness,
Cottc Pairs, Cholera MorblEs,
Indigestion, Pdin in tho Botvels,
Oizziress, etc.
Try these medicines, and you will never
regret it,
Ask your neighbors, who have used them
and they will say they are
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Nirto's GAnpxx.-Miss Caroline Riohinp, shs Accord
pashsd actress aaA vocalist, osnmsnosd me swslfs
wosk or her very ssoosssfui engagement On hsnda1
evening, appearing In the pretty spsrssts q the No
,,ona cusrd and In an Ailsgcrica production snsns
washington" The arst u - interesting nsssnr
drama ,sf the French school, sbeundns 70 sprsny sa
losus and amusing situations whsh are made me mse
- ~ u.. p,oh,rr, sad The excellent company whic1
.u,.or,, her. Mr.. Richiags p~s, psys tAs part Of
.,, d,.solu,. chsvaiisr ana sustains u with degree
ofevr. and as'A Of s'nuIn: nature suiss sssrssai.e
p...,.r eou,.ctonsr which he psrsonasss capitalyf
,,s an. exception Of few bits Of vSgarity which ~
~on,s do we'll 20 dispense with But The chief astras9
Ion a IN. singing Of Miss RichInss. Several popslaa
...o,or, are introduced In the drama. and sung will
oronls,e taste by Mss RchinSs, The" Tyrcisnre and
usnosr deserve 10 be particularly mentioned 1s<
slsgory Of Warrington" like all productions Of NJ
Kind, and remarkable principally for The introduotion
,hs national anthem Of !" The star 6pstssd hsancr,i
N. singing Of which " Miss Rishsss 'sst We Assss b
s.orm,
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The order was executed in npe style and our troops
aid not miss man, the enemy being TOO severely pun
ishsd to follow closely. The enly dhculty was with
the Psnnsylyana reserves and lrshnsn their
commanders sxsrtng all their powers TO induce hoss
brave men 10 cease firing. They saw the advantages
gained BY hard nsh,ing and they we're anxious 70 follow
up the success.
An the roons mus, ha praised for heroic gaantry IA
this affair; but the regulars must have especial notice
General sykes the ismen,sd Major Rosse, the Third,
Fourth and Fourteenth infantry, behaved admirably
General Porter thou he would be reinforced, ana %
ordered 20 advance upon Richmond forthwith; but u
was not 30 designed, and he fell back, a. ordered,
promptly
-Four train. or cars loaded with forage we're osdoreh
/, Despatch, on Saturday; but, meeting the snomys
rck.ts On The road ,he trans hacked down near
th white House lie cars wsre burned and the fonr II
oornotives were blown up This great OSs eut "
vas enhanced by the destruction Of stores, &c, ths
White nouse--svsrythiug thcfc being in flames Elegant
smbuanoes and loaded baggage wssons were rolled down
90 Inc river bsut and hcre bong no tmato burn hem
they we're cas-, into the river.
IsnbsrSed with many others On beard the john Brooks
but owing 70 the fac, that orr vessel was too large to
move down river safety a night We dropped sa-
oor In sight &C White House Point Tho houses burned on
ali night ard the prssensa was one Of the grand
oct ever bched. ghs rebels we're not in sight on sun
day morning when ". moved down the river The gun
bo9ts dropped down with us miles, aud anchored
under bluff 50 as TO allow the rebels chance 10 come
as rsr east ss they chose.
boat sent up to communicate with General Mcclellan
~ way 81 Jsmss river was fred recently BY rebel
Held battery.
portion II General ssnsman command was ordered
I 10 yorktown and Williamsburg 10 guard tho telegraph
wires and open direct communication with General sIc
4 clelsn.
Arrangements are rerreoug, undsr the direction o.
officers of high standing here 10 convey full supply Of
stores 10 General McCelsns army but BY what means
| am not at liberty 20 publish.
4 IaGs sa,lsr. ia ths yisiAiy of White HOUSE, hA'
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FoRIrEss Mossos, juno 30, 1889.
Ihave arrived here safely, in company with General
sonsmsn and stan and Gonora Casey and star, who ara
here, u is said, under special orders.
You have no doubt been spprlsed Of the gss, eonfn
sion existing here, and naturally attendant upon ,hs
crcwding Of vessels the harbor from white House
Point
rhs affair Of Saturday last partook moro " The nature
Of aba.s THAI tho engagements Of Thgrsdsy Friday,
General Fitr John Porter has covered himself vth gouy
He selected very strong position, and, having p'stca
his forces admirable msnnes was prepared 70 hod
Il against any force o shs enemy. Tho bravo men OF
thls command all fought with heroic couregs, sad ihs
volunteers We'd with General 81 kss regulars IN making
steady movements and carefully executing the commands
Of their officers.
T,ms and again vas, hordes os rebcls moved up IL
solid columns upon troops but regular oatSs;cs
Al often moved them down in most dsstructive n,an
ner. steady discharges Of shell, craps snd canister
In regular saivos seemed 70 sweep down whole com.
panies.
Al soon A. confusion the rebel ranks sppsrsnt
Gen Porter ordered Gen. hsagher's Irish brigade 70
charge bpyonss which they did in the most gallant aud
heroic STYLE barehesaed, in their shir, sleeves
s,onsliy with these rolled up
Tls charge had an excellent effect Tue rebels wcrs
driven back with great slaughter and Gen. Porter
preparing 10 move upon thcm overths piles or the rebel
dead an lying whom the enemy again advanced scsl
", strongly reinforced.
Now the Psunsy lvanlsns gave thsm the benefit q all
,eir splendid rifles, whs the batteries played up,n
them az before, creating sad havoc. Indeed, the sllugb
ter upon other fields during this war has never been any
thing 70 compare 10 this. The robes staggered under
their Losses anour forces advancing steadily upor
them, driving lhom back At every point when stat
officer rode up with order from the Commander i
Cher TO cen Porter, directing him TO fail back with BIZ
ooumanS and aross the Chiekahominy.
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coxrttysy1.Rr Bxsxrr TO MISS BArsxAs Al nm naooa
trs Ac.prsr oy Munc-To say that there was "jam's
A the Brooklyn Academy Of Music Tuesday evening wou1
scarcely convey idoa Of the great and svsrnowinG
sndsrcs that hrongsd n this house V give Miss Bate
man deserved Complimentary bsnsAt. The sntsrtaius
msn,s consisted OF she "Iiunchbask" In which Misg
Baeusn performed Julia, unqueslonably her grsatss1
character; aad . concert directed sy Muxio, IN whs1
Mis-. csrlotta Patti, Madame strakoseh and Mr. hols
hsusr made thsir appearance The performances gsvQ
unrnixsd satisfaction. ,
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The Position OF Gem. McCleitan's Army.
From the wash iugton star, July IL

The Position OF 0en. NACOAetRhs ARMY
From the wsshiurton star, July IL
We are able 10 state that positive ard reliable informs
,,on has us, reached wsshingos per telegraph from
Fortress Monroe announcing that Generals Keyss aud
r,,z John Porter have succssdsd 10 getting into the n-
uorant position on the st wing Of the Army Of the
po,omao thsy were ordered 70 take Thursday last
thsr preparations 20 ks which hastonsd ths cusmJs
recent terrible attack upon General rvrsrs brave snd
elective fierce.
UntH IL thvs became certain hers thai thss hal osen
.bl, 10 rs, n.e line the left wing q the army On
,,..d OF remaining the rgh, wing, mp 70 Thursday
.,. Il was matter OF doubt whether tho SACRIFICES We
made in the great battle had svsiled augh Now, how
aver 10 clear tha. the point for whioh % msch was
r,t.a has been mos, ssIfuily achieved.
o, ,s proves TO have been far heavier than We were
la a s..ys yss.srasy from The statements Of tvs or
,nr.. ssn,sasn whs ls The White House on Saturday
,ri.s II ths, can possibly be compensated for, the
bs "A. Army OF The rotomss nov stands In the ro-
s,or from which i,s shisss regard the speedy fai Of
Richncpd a. asyiisbs goes far 70 sorpsasais the ooun
uy for H.
our isf. aaus now rests irnsdiasly On the bank of
g.ms. river, while our right Is probably upon the i'm
prexnsbs pout understood 10 have been won oy hent
sslnsn's force On Wednesday sst
The forces lately required to guard West Point and The
whrs House md intermediate dspois, ~ vol as th'
thirty hye miles Of railroad from West Point 70 our front
prs row no longer necessary their late Positions thus
practically adding much to the acting hghns strength
our army whose supplies Of every description can b
landed direct from tle transports almost Immediately
aalx sanns pnaAr The pretsctoR ef The nAyx Gpabeaa
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NEWS FROM MCCLELLAN.
Arrival Of the Stepping Stones
from James River.
The Army Of Mcclellan at its New
Base Of Operations.
The Reported Capture Of
Richmond Premature,

Oar Fertrsss Monroe CorrssPonaenee.
Toaraxss nosaon, July 1, 1852.
Arrival Of tM Se4ptns stones- WoErdsd Ssdsus frsr
Gen. xeClsllans Army--CsmS Rsmers, &c.
- unitsd States transport stepping Stones arrived
hrs this mernns froa the Jasss river, bringing
frsa the Army Of the Pesomss up 70 Monday Ash. BY
Asr We learn that Gsn Nosan's army had reached l,s
sew ssss Of operations, and he IL now sasblsd to Co.
operate with the sunbcau on the James river.
ne Stepping stones brings down nsvtr Of soldiers
wounded 10 the snsassnsais OF Thursday, Friday and
saturday. They will be transferred 10 The various hos
,.als whore they viii be able 10 reOsivs better medical
srssmen, than could possibly have been sivss them
ssar the main bsdy Of sAs army The arrsngshsau tor
AIMS humane du.y are becoming daily more scmplsis
under N. dlrsctioa Of the Surgeon General and his
able assistants.
There are OF course a zumbsr Of runners relative TO
shs operations Of the army before Rohmood, SONS cf
which are very Wild aud some aouhtlsssmsy bs true,
~ v carefully slniss sAs uAss = nSs tAarsh ~
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fac, ,hs. seems ssrssn and that h. General hoC'sAA
had no, up 70 ne time Of the departure Of the Stepping
stones made any decided advance upsn shs rsos aapa
IL appears ,ha, be oxrssts and Is awaiting reinforce
men,s and whom these arrive he win push on with
vsor not easily TO Be checked Both ho and sns reoen
have suffered heavy losses during the past few days
and Il may bs ascsssary 10 wait short time ssfors
sl,bsr army can rsssmnsnos operations.
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NEWS FROM PORT ROYAL.

Abandonment OF James Island.
Nv the arrival Of the United States steam transpsF
Honduras, Captain clifford. learn that the United
states transport Vanderbilt left for sonc Inlet June
with two schosnsrs tow convey tho United ssats
troops from James Island Port Royal Nothing or AMI
asrssi has taken place since the last battle ~ JAuns
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property /. .h. amount orsio, 900 destroyed % ss.~
Preparations 90 Receive the Wounded
Men from McCIellan's Army.

We learn that orders have been received from wash
ngton 10 prepare all the hospitals for Immediate use
Dr. Sloan, the Msdsa Director In this city, VIII tsks
charge or tho arrangements. From this IL is evident
that IL is the iutsnthn OF the government to send 10
thi. ctya large number ~ those who have been In.
iured In The late battles on tho peninsula.
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captain Company 4 Eighty.eishih regime

THr Agox so trrY This body Of choral amateurs,
who asreay Ia better han choral resident must.
clans 20 their annual concerts In this city have sum
centy proy aro about 70 make pleasure tour 70 NJ
ssara, during which they will give two concerts at
buffalo and Rochester IN tho former OF which they are
we'll known by the mhica reputation they established
there some two years since They have secured the as
,.,..o, a some o. our most distinguished musicians
oc,aa,ug Nils, wci.snhaupt, Nol, Mollsnhausr and
schreibsr. and the concerts will be given under the
a,rsc,oa OF Anscha,z aud BcrGmsnn. Az most Of the
voung.r partners in our leading GrmaA mercantile
houses are members of the Arion Society. and numbers
of our music loving public have already applied for
tickets to accompany thsm there is little danger In
hazarding the prediction that the brief tour will be
mos, agreeable summer excursion, extending over ths
ner,od as il has been announced TO OF twelve days
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TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

HyanouaRrFRs Iicwry ptcurH REGIMENT N. Y.S.Vl
FAiR OAKS STATION, Va, June - lsS2. !
win Won ne pies The statement regarding the
,oa,h ~ Captain ehn smith, Company A, bghty-cighth
A., rinent New Ior Sas Volunteers, my comfsny being
u, prkct duty time The only loss have 20 report
Is private named tohn GUrney who was instantly killed
- JOHN SMITH,
.csntan cotpuany A Fightveiehth regiment N X s. v.
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GENERAL rMcE Avn CoSsRrroS Law. An accounts
from the aouth show that General Price Is held IN high
esteem By the army for his personal AMI military quail
ties. His orderly, who captured at Msnphis. says
that Price remarked his hearing that "ss fat a. THO
conscrpliou act concerned him. he would soc !. damned
songh he pad sor state rights and not for any saeh
damned dsspolsm 40 dictated that actD
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3SbRINcEcE E4RcE) cnlRTH1QsE

We need hardly add that The new position Of cur army
10 upon high ground, which II can opsrats 10 far
greater advantage than Of late, 10 the swsmps os the
Chick abomluy
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-17
LEt;IsaATIyE SUMMARY.

Mr.. Smiths Civil Damage Liquor Bill, and Mr.
Burdiek's bill defining requirements of foreign ac
knowledgements, passed the Senate yesterday.
The Senate also acted upon number of reports
from the Judiciary Committee, the Committee on
Claims and other Committees-some of these
quite i'm portant, and requiring time for disposal
In the House, bill was passed requiring laws
of general natur, to be published in at least
paper in each county. Some other bills were
passed which will be found by reference 10 the
report. A joint resolution was passed and concur
red in by the Senate authorizing the Governor to
send Commissioner to look after our soldiers
wounded at Sugar Creek Arkansas. The presen-
tation of the Flag took place a. o'clock, and tb
Senate and large concourse Of citizens were pre-
sent. a report OK the exercises accompanies the
report of the House proceedings and will be found
Of great interest.-Des Xotaes R.g'ster, March IA.