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a. =, 3 e eei4f Dispatches
ron !! S5al s % thss q md Denloe5
says thai "a & ~ 8 FelIel rcd ~
lEotl llejf c1le 70 1onelsou and
49, go s ~ wing HAT they had
ose s. 9seeisesl WeFa tired of lighting
against the d ill 2
1T is declared tia stroHP objections viii
s IS ~ So ~ ehnssseaps against the
Nashville. a
Eae FrpYost Alafsba1 at Glatksyiile sent
WORD 70 e4taut g come ap aud oscupy the
town at once Tbs oRaesrs Of the gum
! .s9 e,! poll. there reprFsehtthe Union
Isellng very sLtong. Vie people say thew
had been mads .hgileYe HAT the Union a.
my was entirely comp sed u Germans aud
negroes for allol iti6n purposes; bat they
now Il.zi see that = y not 80. Then are anx-
loqs 70 return % their allegiance. Promf-
nent citizens there - similar feelings
viii prevail Ia the II isbie ,Statk in 4 wesE
Gov. Harris las nesting of the
Legislature for next onday, for the 5pnr.
pose, It Is Iattirtlsd d ilyfae all dnconstf-
tuttonAl acts pasted ~ tttiem Immediately
anpuled, and TenneS 81 officers aud citi-
Gems deelare that US late will soon he
back instie Union. s -
Generals Bntkner ahii, johnston are stiIl
at Donels0n.
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s0N RECEIPT OF ANY OF. TII FOLLOWING
" sums In Cash or POSt+OIiee stamps. The EnS.
VIII send by return of NAIL or otherFife as
e0TdiIlg TO dleteFiptiOfE viz - ,-i'''S w
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81. LOUIS, Feb, 81 e 8 Gen, Halleeklto-day.
telegraphed 70 Gen. eglellan that Con.
Curtis has taken Bentonvilie, Afkansas.
with 2 considerable quantity Of baggage,
wagons, &c.
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BosTox, Feb. 21.-A letter from oalcut.
"a, dated the 4th inst, says that several
vessels loaded with salt petre for Boston.
have been ordered to discharge their car!
goes.
There will be a mass meeting Of the
citizens Of Boston held in Fanueil Hall 10
morrow. under the auspices of the city
government, at which the Farewell Ad-
dress OF Washington will be read.
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GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES.

eOrii'g 70 deteripei0,l, viz 'ss s9.s 40
GOLD PENS WITHOUT CASES
For Is cents the Magic Pen for So cents the Iuel,
Zen Ken orse cents the l!eady Pen cents
THE SAalB PBNs ~ sILVER,pLA TED rXrp,,
SION CASES, WITH PENCILS.
For so cents, the Magic Pom; for rs cSntS tls T,ly
Pens fbr 81, the Always Ready Pom: for 81 * he
zen hnu torsl the Excelsior Pen. These
are Tell,Gnished, goOd-writing Gold Pens with TTt
dGsmiu points tue average wear Of cTsr o3e 81 [Ejs
Viii iaF olitlesta gro.s q tho best Steel Pens
Tie name OF sA.Ai1rton,n aNumber,p ami t,onal
!tys arc stamped on the following Pens ami m.
FONTS are Warranted for six mouths 6ycInt ngnInst
5SSSv NJ, gqm No Indicate size Oiy No
pockets No. the smallest, and No III ti,s Iarssst
Mammoth Gold Peu, for the desi Long and me
1tum Nlos OF all sizes and qualities Short NIbs NJ
non % o. and arc made only of hrst Gualfty
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT GASES.
Peui 81 quality. = g W. .
SIT 81; . No 9 lat quality or No. PEN %
tor ~ =, q No Pen, LIST quality, or n No. Pes
"a quality; or = No; FCn, 81 quality.
For $l.60, n No. Pen, lst aIalitv or NJ, a TIor
al quality, or a No. D Pen, I'D qua lifT s''
FOR $i.I5, No. Pen, LIST quality, or a No 8 PCu.
For $225. No. 9 Pen, LIST qualify. <l2sR
THE sASIE GOLD PENS. WITH SILVER FX,rR,7.
SION CASAs, WITH PENCILS
FOR Sh,5e, No. Pen, lat quality or n No. PEN
PorSl7b, No. Pen, LIST quality. or a No :, p.n,
a quality, or n No. I pPn, 3d.qunlfty.
= AS 2 Zen Let quality No. Pen, ID
FOR $3.50, No. 4 Pen, LIST quality. or a N, 4 r.,
"a quality, OF, a No. o Pen, III quality. +. ~
quality. = = w. +" EleH' "a
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GOLD PERs5 KIErFfIESf oI5 AIRY. fRy,RTTVp.rs
sAloUNTEpSD ESR .EOLDNas
-. % for 81 2S, q No q ZEN. ior ~ 75
q No. 9 Pen. for $500, q No. q Pm.
ROr 81, q No. 8 Pom, for S. 4 No o Pan and q. Sa
a No. 10 Pen. W e'''A '9t %
Tho 'lst quality" are pointed with tho very les,
lridosmin points csrafnly selected and none a tis
are sold with tile slightest perfection which,
sktllaud the closest scrutiny can defect -'@''
Tie "2d Quality" are superior 70 any Pens mail.
by him previous to the year 1860
The I'D quality he intenda shall equal In rpsnAct
70 Elasticity, and Good Writing OunfIes
the only true constdcrations) any Gold Pens made
In regard to the cheap Gold Pens lio l,eui Iasyo
a4y thAt previous to operating his New and PATENT
60 Machinery, he could not have made A. Jnod Writ
ing aud Durable Pens tile Price, had tho gold been
tnEnishcd uiiously. 80 1sSu
1fties oEttlyillg must N all InsanesF eDeeff, ne
stSlltbe1 and "Q4ality' Gi de IeH or Ps3S and
ss For salo BY NJ dealers in the line Throughout
A. MORTON,
Any one sending single letter Dost Gtarn I,ili -
eetNe circular with fac .simle eugrRTInG5 of tiSs
above sizes aud styles, iRn3o.1n,iS
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

LoutsVtILE, Feb: 2l.-The Journal .vss
misinformed With regard to the capias re-
ported to have been tssued by Judge Ca
tron for the arrest Of Buokner. He Is nm
Der Indictment but 1t is not probable that
the civil a1thorities Will demand him fFS,y
the military authorities.
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Notice to Ma1 suBscriber9..
Ns wlsh pc IFiends Vic are sendInr ID

subscriptions by mail, for less than y gu. u
to cut ont aud bear iumtud this tariSs Of
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

GEO. L. HARTsUYr, ASST Adpt Gen. =
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The latest Intelligence from Savannah
is that the federal vessels were ,,a;nins,
ground in their efforts to reach the main
channel of the river aud that an uttaek
would not be much longer DELAYED.
A private despatch states ali quiet yes
tcrday morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

me river was rising, so that the enenlvis,
gun boats can reach Nashville,
large amount of government stores
WIZ fall into the hands of the enemy.
AZ Most s. Of the rolling stock will probably
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1862-02-22

rates, and 50 avoid misunderstaadines :
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
N Black, alright!

The widows and scamstrsss Of St.
Lodis Held a mass meeting few days
since, and resolved to apply to Wash
ington authorities tor relief for their
distressed contitiOn-no work, no food
no shelter. Are they black 2 lfthey
are, all right, the Government will
relieve. them at once. Sumner or
Icvejoy will Introduce a bill! iu trice.
If white, they may starve before these
philanthropists would move u finger
9rtheir relief.
No use to call on Lovejoy, thOugl
a nice man re allowed his bro .hel 3
widow to live a miserable life in the
poor house in Burean county, Illinois
Such is abolition philanthrophy ant
benevolence. [Watchm an.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Resignation of Judg Whitman

Judge Z. G. WHIrMAa has resigned
his office Of common Please Judge Of
the 9Th Judicial District, position he
has held forthe past twelve years =
As jurist Mr.. WHITMAN has shown
him selfthe equal of ile most learned
The able and impartial manner in
which ho has discharged the onerous
and highly responsible duties OF Com.
mon Please Judge has won for him
lasting honors. The members of the
Bar SO far as We have heard an eX-
preston, very much regret his retira'
cy. lie goes to the City Of Oiucin-
uati, we lealn, to resume the practice
Of the law. We wish him that sue.
cess as a practitioner his great energy
and extraordinary legal mind entities
him to. Eagle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Honor 70 G GenernI Grnnt.

General Ulysses s. Grant, the com
mandtrof the forces at the great bat
he at For. Done,son, was horn in Gle
mont county Ohio. at Point Pleasant
April 20, 1922, lie is a graduate al
West Point. lie served with honor
in the Mexican war, aud promoted Il
Second, ,Lienlenat at Corpus Christi il
September, 1876. He served under
Gen Taylor at Palo Alto, Resaea dt
la Palma and MONETARY, and under
Gen. Scott IRON Vera Cruz to the City
Of Mexico, and was twice promoted
Tor his bravery. After the Mixican
waT.he resigned his con mission in the
regular army and seltled near S..
Louis, Mo-, aud in 1860 moved to
GaIena. Illinois.
4 Upon the bieaking ont Of the war,
he was appointed Colonel by Governor
Yates, OF Illinois, of the 21st, and was
soon appointed Brigadier, Geceral.
No Drawer man is in the country
than General Grapt. lie has shown
not only his bravery, but great skill
and tact in managing an army before
and during a battle. ~
Honor to the bravo Clermonter |!
Clermont should feel road Of her gal.
liant son - Clermont Sun.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Medical Card.

Dr. 3. COVE may 5a consulted ut
Jackson House,in Hamden on the first
Saturday and Sunday tie first
Tuesday ofeaeh month for the ensuing
six months, commencing on the fist
Saturday in October, 1861. No charge
for consultation and advice but cash
for medicines. II you are in i'll health,
consult DR.. OoEE before it is too late
CT his patients accord to him skill.and
nsccess in the treatment OF all form
of chronic disease ~ sac sep28 Gin. I
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Crushing out the Democracy
We understand from gaod authc


We understand from geod authori.
ty, that the Rev. Col. GRANVILLE
MooDY is extremely hostile to the
Democratic parry, and insists on iis
being crushed out. t.-exterminated
The Rev. Colonel will be much better
employed in aiding to put down this
gigantic rebellion than in efforts IL
but down the Democratic paiiy.-In
fighting the rebels and tho Devil he
'maytwin some glory but hiss"ir.
raprcssiblep warfare upon the party he
denounces, he will have to snbhIit 10
an unconditional 1' snrrender.p II
fighting parsons and poiticai preach,
era could crush out the Democracy, il
would have been done long ago.14
They undertook to put 1t down in the
daysof JEFFERSON, and we're sreprlsed
with great loss |! They only succeed
ed in terrifying q few old women pl
both sexesinto tho belIefthat the great
Apostle OF our political faith would
certainly burn all the bibles in the
United States, ii be were permitted to
60. into the Presidency. They met
f--sa rsA - fa = p
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
LIOyd's Maps and Charts OF the
Different Seats of War.

Any person wishing a cheap mar
of the United States, or Political ol
Military Map, cen see several speci.
mems ! Y calling at the Democrat OF.
fee. Prices, 40 to 80 cents. They
should be in the hands of every man
especially Campaign Chart, which,
at a glance, giver information you
have to searcl, hours for. Call and
see for yourselves. The Portraits oI
the President and Cabinet and of our
principal general officers are excellent.
A. w. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
The Treasury Note Law.

The Treasnry Note bill, as finally
passed, provides fer the Issue OF one
hundred and fifty millions in notes,
fifty millions in lieu OF the demand
notes iSsued in July, and to be substi.
tuted for them as fast es practicable,
to be receivable tor all debts due to
and from the United States, except
duties on imports, which shall be paid
IN coin or in notes, payable on de.
mand notes heretofore authorized; in.
terest upon bonds and notes shall be
paid in coin. The notes are to be
lawful money and legal tender for all
purposes except as above.
Depos tors OF notes ID The amount
Of not less than iity dollars are to re.
ceive, in exchange, bonds bearing six
per cent interest, rcleemable after6se
years, and payable after twenty years.
Five hundred millions Of such bonds
may he issued by the Secretary OF the
Treasury; and sold at market value,
for com OF Treasury notes.
The t.ccipts Tor imports are set
apart as a special fund for the pay.
ment in coin oftho interest olthe pur.
chase; one per cent. Of tho principal
residue is to be paid into tho Treasu.
ry. The other provisions are formal +,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Ke6pitbefofo I he People!
b: q FLAgF 1855
WASHINGT TON aSP e A x s
FROM HIS GR4dYE!

On the Habeas Corpus, he said in
his orders to the Army, to every Of.
licer ard soldier Of the United States
Army, when going out to suppress a
rebellion ; fS'.1 sfti7'.-.' ''''. 't
eThat every officer and soldier will con-
stantly bear in mind that he comes 10 sup
nor. the laws, and that it would be peculi-
arly unbecoming in him to be, in any way,
the infractor OF themj tha. the essenlial
principles of free government confine the
province Of the military, when called forth
on such occasions, 10 two objects first, to
combat and slbjue all who may be found
10 arms in opposition to, The national will
and authority, secondly, to aid and support
the civil magistrates in bringing offenders
to Justice. The dispensation Of This justice
belongs to the civil magistrates; and let il
ever B. our pride aud our glory 10 leave the
sacred deposit there invioisie. ."-Irping's
Life of Washington, pot. 5,ca. 49, g
Ms. JEFF fsrsan, in 1887. objected to th
Constitution that it omitted to PROVIDE for
the eternal and unremiiting force oftho ha
beds corpus laws" In 1883 he advised that
four States should refuse to ratify the Con-
.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Maryland United States Senator

REvERDy JoHEsoN has been elected
United States senator from Maryland,
iu.placo oGJAMEs A. PEARoB. His
term of service commences on the 4h
Of March, 1868. Mr.. JOHNSON is on,
Of the ablost lawyers fthe country,
and has tillod tho post OF Attorney
General OF the United States. He
supported DoUaLEs at the last Presi.
Dental election. -s
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

with no better success in their efforts
to efuahout the Den oc1lic party in
the. days. of jackson, when they de,
lnouHcedT the old hero as a murderer,
and peddled "cofiin banGbiIls" ihtheir
colgsegat;pus,F Their efforts at extef.
hlination will prove as futile hereaf
ter as inlhe past. Statesman. Js.'sai'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
o Qua sUBsCRIBERS

We publish this list for the convenience
OF those who are due us for the Democrat
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or first opportunity; thus saving you and us
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the year. BY adding 81 more to each
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cd DGUhtn'S MA - ~
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Buckeye FArnGee, o.:
Dauiel Lawler-from Jan; 3, '6l. Tyr, 30
Cross Roads5O.:
E. F Swift--lIom Jan 8, '6l, iyr. 30
Il Urban0. ne : vi fF'rf ,ttts
G. w. Pilcher-from Jan 8, ,'6l, Tyr, %
Adtlphi, o.: ~Ea
Ellison Mclaughlin. from Jan 1851, iy so
VALLEY Ford. o: s.
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N. Bobc, Sept Is, 81, 90
Mansfield, o.:
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Iron Valley Furnace o.
NJ. " Huston, from June 2O,'6l, Tyr, l,5O
Tdrner, o..
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Fify-ninth Regiment 0. V. u. S. a.:
R. e. Phillips, from Jan 3. 81, lyr,, 5C
Min9o, VintOa Co. i. .,
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Geo. Altman, ! yr. fro n Jan. 3. '6l. I,5C
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John Dawson. months. ,7t
Wilkcsviilc, Vinton Co.
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',fas Iron Yailey,0. T
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.ss POrter'S Pack. vinton Co.
J. 8. Hatfield, Tyr. from Jan, 3, '6l. l,5C
w. II. Hubbard, Tyr. from Jan. 8, 81. l,5C
.. Elk, Vinton Co. =. .'.
H Bray, Tyr from Jan 3. '6l' sc
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
Tuesday, ApriL 1St, 1862,

n ONE
o'clock P. NJ, of said day, the following real es-
tate, stuateA in said Cointy of Vinton bound
ed anil described ~ follows, .o-wit:
Being a part Of the southwest quarter of Sec
ton number thirty-five. (S5); Of Township,
number Ten. (l0); in Range, number Fifeen,
(t5); beginning MT the east line of said quarter,
at q maple tree eleven inches in dialnatcr, fifty
eight ro and sixteen links from the south east
corner, thence north forty five degrees, west,
distant forty-two rods to post; thence up Rae
econ Creek so as to ineude two-thirla ofsaid
creek, to lands decided by James MeWf arter;
thence south twenty-five chains and eighty five
links, to the section line thence west Ave chains
and sixty-one links, thence east forty -nine de-
grees north, six chains and forty links to stake
thence eishty-six north, six chains and forty
three links; thence north thirty two degrees east
twenty two rods and forty eight links to tho
place of beginning. Containing thirty acres be
the same more or lesh, except one bali acre deed
ed to John 1idrow by Perce, together
wilhall the privileges and appurtenances there
to belonging.
ALSO, Eighty acres described IS follows, and
situated in aforesaid County of Vinton, to wit.
Being the west half of the rorth west quarter
Of the north west quarter of sectiin number
thirty-fve. (35 !; of township number Ten, 10y
in range number fifteen. (l5); eX ept twenty-five
acres before decided to George Rickey Oh the side
of said eighty acre tract
Levied upon as the property of said llehry
Packard, to satisfy the above writ Of execution,
and one other writ from said Conrt,
The first above described realty was apprais-
cd at $4,000 90. -A
The second above described fealty was ap-
praised at $400 90.
TERMS of sale, cas- h in hand. ... O.
+ SHADES, Sheriff
of Vinton County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
The Right Name.

These are our sentiments exactly.
The Chicago Times says: So far as
we are concerned, the time has come
when we propose to call that which is
treason. treason. BoLITIoNIsM is
TREASON. Where is the Aboli-
Zionist who will not answer that he
h'loves liberty better than the Union"
Iand by liberty he means the abolition
of slavery. He is not to lie iuund'-
The Abolitionist is not to be found
who is for the restoration oft the Union
with slavery. And the Union cannot
be restored with slavery. The ab1Ii,
tion Of slavery by the Federal Govern
ment is revolution, the same as the
Southern rebellion would lave been
revolution had it been successful.
The Union can be restored with sIa.
very. This will inevitably thus res
tore it, il it shall be continued as IL
has been carried or thus far. Every
attempt to divert the course ofthe war
Their is TREASON.
When the war shall be Closed and
all the States have resumed their M
tural and constitutional position in the
Unicn, each State Tor itself will pos
sess, as each State has hitherto possess
ed the exclusive controll o. slavery
within its limits; and any intermod
ding with it by other States will be,
as it has been hitherto, impertinent
and unconstitutional. That some OF
the States which are now slave will
adopt systems OF manumiSSion, is very
likely. This was their tendency forty
years ago, and but for the rise of Ao!i-
tiopists, there would have been no in.
terruption of this tendency. Iltag
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
supreme Court Of Ohio.

No. Ill. Oliver Fnler " the State
oTOhio. Error to the Court Of com
mon pleas Of Vinton county. . -i.
Scott j., held. .ss.p s,
1. Upon the trial Of all criminal
canses, the law presumes the party
charged with crime to be innocent, and
the burden Of proof is upon the pro
secntor, unless a different rule has
been provided by statute.
2. This legal presumption OF limo,
cence can be overcome only by full
proof, such as will exclude all reason
able doubt of the gnilt Of the accused.
And tho reason Of this rule, resting
upon the presumption CT innocence,
makes it applicable 10 all criminI
trials.
Judgment reversed and case re-
manded. tt.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
MlARTHDR DE EMOCRA.T.

1 copy one year, 10 ADVANCE, 9l,VO'
10 copies, to one address, l yr., 500.
We thus put down. the price of our
subscription, in clubs Of 10, to S0r'
each. We ask our friends : ne
county to get up clubs in eve - neiph
borhood, and send us in eight dollars
for ten copies. You can do it if you
try. II orr friends throughout the
comfy will raise us one hundred raw
subscribers, We will purchase new
typ, and fixtures, thereby max ng the
Democrat of tho hands sOmest, as
well as one of the best, country news.
papers in Southeastern Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

HoRsR AND JACK BILLs.--We ere pre-
pared to print Horse anil JACK Bills, at the
lowest cash prices, and at short police
Give US a call and see specimens. ~ .
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

The 18th Reg, is now 7 miles be-
Nashville.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

CAN MARRY Now, : Because Il only costs
you $ls 10 furnish your house. See L. p.
Bothwell's advertisement in0nolher coumn
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

Wehaye had a Naval Combat near
Fortress Monroe witch we give in
another coIupr. Our Army is in
possesiou Of Columbus Ky, and Lees
burg Va, The tebels having avacnatcd.
And we ,hanc gained ayictory in AR.
Kansas. 40 .,..,..5t.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
In Vim ton Common
Pleas.
Order Of Sale.

DY order of writ of Execution, in the above
ID named case to me directed, ilOm the atorc-
said Court of Common Pleas. l will offer at
pubic sale, ut the door Of the Court House,
In the town ofMcArthur In said County of Vim
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13

Gf'FIRE- On yosteIday about 2 o
clock A. NJ. a small Frame D dwelling
occupied By Proctor, at the west end
IOfHigh street was entirtly destroyed
by fire. The. ire caught from The
stove pipe. 'proclors family save all
el'old goods oxceftoEe bed.
stead. Tie Taiiding, was the proper.
y of George Drake Loss about $3.50.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-03-13
ShcriG's Sale.

". ., DluCN, l'Illltlu1
against
Elmore Jones, Henry
Packard, Elsy Jones,
and John Jones, De-
Eon1aOIa