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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
lFhits mems Chomp.OnS an ne Senate


Nays -MeSsrs Bayard, Garlic. Davis, Hem
dsrAnn. Kennedy L,tham, McDouyul NesmiIh h,
PO veil Snrks, Wiley, Wilson St Missouri and
Rrighl--h
AL the yeas, the papers Of that party claim
are Republicans. Mr CoNAn. Of 7 nnsylNania,
and Pearee uf Maryland were absent.
Tie leneml provision of the bill IL that e all
per rOns held to ser, ice or labor in the District
OF Colunbia, by reason 0f African descent. ore
hereby discharged and freed from such service
and lAh"T.n I he COMPENSATION provided ioI in
the hill il not 10 exceed un an average, hve huI-
dre1 u,lars for each slave.
Anamendmeut wGS also adopted appropfiaA-
ing one hued'ed thousand dollars toad the vol
untary emigration II the mauumii'ei slave to
HHyu, LibHriE or other foreign county.
There were nnmrIUus objections
made to the bill in the s, nate. S"me
he'd it to be unconstitutional, and
others pressed the Objection that il
would lave IN unfortunate eff Ct up
on the Union cause in the South, and
especially in the border States. some
who we're in iavor ofthe general mea.
Aure, desired emancipation to be grad
ual' and provision made for the pre-
empiury re,noval Of the blacks from
the country, and Others wanted the
subject referred to vote OF the white
inhabitants Ot the District. Bat all
o jrciiuns were ovrrruled by the deci.
Siun Of the majority.
The passage Of rl.ese two measures
in the Senate is probably only the be
ginning ol = series IN the sans direc
ton. They are perhaps designed as
q test to see what tie country will
6sar. Tho Republican and Fusion
pr,s generally approve If them
The same party will doubtless ap
prove and applaud othr Abolition
measures aS fat as they may be CON
cocted and brought forward Thus
the preservation OF the Union anil the
ASs,riicn Of the authority oi III Con
SttutioJf will gradually cease 10 influ
ence the mindn Of the n,w dominant
party. and the sole objects oi the war
will be with them tho emancipation
Of the negroes and to hold the South.
ern States, by military occupation, ss
territories merely.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

The city Of New Orleans has been
taken by the Union iorces. The tel
eeraph oper itor having lett there, as
Ipretously reported, no particulars
have been received. tF
ItN stated, however, that the oper
arOr subsequently attempted 10 return
but found the city ia possession Ofthe
Urion lroops II is probable the city
smseEdred without resistance after the
feet made it's appearsahce.
There is report that the eRemy's
mu9h boasted iron gunboats, built
there aSG second Merrimac, waa,
while % ;ts way, destroyed by the
u. 8 steamer Pensacola.
The weather aud tide to day have
been very favorable for the reappear-
anee OF the Merrmac here, but she
as not been seen.
Ii is reported that eome rebel gum
boats IN the james River ATTEMPTED
this forenoon 10 shell our camps lhs
aide OF Warwick.
WAsulNeToE, April 9S--The con.
'irmatnry uews of the occupation OF
New Orleans by the Union forces has
Just been received. 1t removes very
materially the doubts which were ex.
cited in the miads Of SOME ~ to the
entire reliability OF the rebel tel
grams.
There Is reason to believe there has
been \ discussion at the Treasury
Department respecting the policy OF
rasing the blockade OF Southern ports
fihcy come into pos sstn ofthe
Union forces. Weare assured by a
Gentleman who is in constant commu.
rhcation with the Government, that
lh,re is little doubt that the blockade,
At New Orleans will I've raised imme
diaiely on the Union authority beirg
re. establish there.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
BrDIiant sucses, OfGeusruI rOps-cap-

BfkllinHt Sucoers Ot NcucID Nopo-Nop
tTae Of 1000 Rebel FrisOnersS
CAIxo, May 6--The steamer Ella
from liIts5ure Landing hst night
arrived here Sunday afternoon. !.
Gen, Pope. by placing q battery Of ~
tillesy iu an open field. near Farming
ham, in sight Of three regiments c
The rebels, succeeded in Turing then
on to take tine battery, when he tool
tie whole force, numbering 2,o60
prise nerS.
Deserters report great dissatisfse
ton in the rebel army, both amonl
officers and men.
Beauregsrd had made speech I,
his troops, in which lie said that h
would make q desperate stand anc
free the Federal Army to. Jetreat
and appealed to them to nand b.
him. ~
Orders had been issned to the Fed
eral troops to march Sunday night
hut was prev, nfed by the condition o
the roads, which heavy rains render
ed mIassabe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Utah nMd rOIisn:ny.

A new S,ats has been formed out
OF Utah Territory, to be called Deser.
Ut, Brigham Young has be, n elect
ed Governor Congress has p ssed
u law prohibiting the Governor or any
Of his su jects from having any more
than one wife. This the Governor
lo'ks upon as base usurpatioh ri
Constitutional power. Hsle We have
the eh ments Of another war which
will break in upon us in few days
!! Congress has power lo lcgislsle up
oD these domestic relations Of the
pvvple, the Sooner we dispense VIII
Governors and State Lvgis ,uturrs ilIt
beter.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Dis AtcO from General Nee CIeiian--ruTs
suit O1 the Enemy from YORKTOWN.
llEA ADsLABTERs AEGY PoToNAc.l

SUIT Ol the Enemy from YORKTOWN.
uEADsLARTERs AEEY PoToNAc.l
MHy4 sP. M
Hon. E. NJ. StatntOn, Secretary OF War;.
Our cavalry and horse artillery came
Up with the. enemy's r,sr gnsrd in
their intrenchments about two miles
lhis side OF Williamsburg.
A brisk fghr rnsuej just az my
Aid left. Smiths Division Of infan.
Try arrived ou the grcuhd. and ! pre-.
sume carried his works, lhOugh have
uot yet heard.
The enemy's rear is strong, bnt |
have iorce enough mp there to insure
Ill purposes. All along the lineS
their works prove to have been most
formidable and am now fully satis.
fled Of the, correctness nj the curse 1
have pursued.
Tue suecess 10 brilliant, and you
may rest assured that it's Effect will
be OF the greatest Importance There
shaIl be 10 delay in following the
rebels.
The rebels have been guilty OF the
most murderous and bsrbarous con.
,tnc. in placing toiptdors within the
abandoned works, near wells and
springs, and near flag staff, maya
z.nes. telegraph office, carpet bags,
barrels OF flour, &c. Fortuns'sly we
have not lost many men in this man.
four or five killed. and
Isrhaps dozen wounded. | shall
Inake the prisoners remove them at
their own peril.
GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Major GeueIal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
General Mcclellan Finds the teneml
Strongly intreuched.
RIvnTAn IN EpnNr nv


My sD<lO oclok Z. NJ. I
To Hon. E. NJ. Stanton. Sec Gary OF War:
AItsr arranging Tor movements np
York River. ! WAS urgently sent fnr
here. lind Joe Johnston in lrrnt Of
me in stiong force, problbly greater.
a good deal. than my own. General
Hancock has taken two redoubts and
repulSed Early's r, bel brigade by a
rra! charge with the ba, oner, taking
one @ oIcnel and $50 pIisontra, and
killing at teast two COluneIs and
many ptivates. His cunducr was
brilliant in the extreme. do not
know our exact less, but fear that
General Hooker has l,st considera Bile
IN onr Iei'. Ilearn from the prison.
rrs taken that the rebels intend die.
put NJ every step - Richmond I
shall lun the risk of at least holding
them in check here while | resume
the original pIan. My entire force is
undoubtedly considerably Inferior to
that Ofths rebels, who will fight well
hut | will do all | can with tie force
at my disposal
[Signed,l GEO. B. MCCLELLAN,
Maj. Gen. Commanding.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Keep il Before the white
PcODIe Of Ohio.

When any Republican tellS you
that he is not A. Abol;tiOnist, read
him the following vote to abolish sla.
very in the Disirict Of Columbia
Every yea in 10th HopSs Of Con
Kress were elected on the Republican
ticket. On April 8 1862 We had
N;qger Champions an the Senate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Capture Ola Federal DPinchnHenI I
by MOIsnM'S InPM.

LOUISVILLE, May g. Captains
EIazleit and mckinney, Lieut., naniO
Carey, Chsmh re-, Dual. Thomas AMI
IeoDard, .! the Second Ohio, with
seventy priyates; Capt. J,niter and
Adjntant Neal, with nne hundred and
fifteen men, OF the Lighteeih Ohio;
Lieutenant Mitch Il (the Generals
sony Of KennetI's Cavalry; Captain
Nv ing and two Lirutenants, Of the
lweniy first Ohio with fitty,three pri-
yates. were taken prlson,rs ar Pulaski.
Tenn on last Friday, by 900 OF
Morgan's rebel cavalry. alter n fight
oftHobours aud a halt.
Th%prisonere were subsequently,
released ON parole. and are now at
Nashville. "organ lost six killed
and two wou+,I,d. Our loss was two
allied thfpe UaNndeG AMI uns missing
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Finely Engraved steel Portrait Of the
AUTHOR.

As to its contents. We have no hesitation ir
saying that the public will he startled vt this
narrative Of facts. II will lay bare ths psrse-
cutions and cruelty which nj arked the devel
opment OfsecesSion conspiracy in Tennessee
tn disasters and tae ruin with which it devas-
tated communities once prosperous. and sun
dereo families once happy; moro than all. II
will expose the bad and reckless ambition and
the relentless and lood-thistiness, by which
the r ngleaders of the conspiracy we're stimu
lated to their wO. K Of crime and treason.
The narrative il one of personal experience.
The author ,oucbes for the accuracy Of its
statements. The public may, therefore. ac-
cept it IA not only reliable but . peculiar
chapter in the genera history Of the times,
and we are confident that no more significant,
startling. or Instructive memorial OF the re-
belion, in its minute personal and social bear
ings. il no W accessible.
The public are we'll aware that Nr. Brown
low is bold speaking man. In this narrative
of his Eufferipgs. composed mostly while in
custody in tie jailat Knoxville, he hss utter
ed hs thoughts in language Of extraordinary
force aud fearlsssness. scathinR his ADVERSE
ries even Whila in their power, and appealing
to his countryn,ep, even .fiom his cell, with
tire urgency OF . martyr.
1t will be published in o:.S volume, l2mo.,
Handsomely bound in cloth, ofabOut fopr hun
drsd pages.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Keep Il before The People.

We say to our read,rs that it il
true, that tho Republican A BOLTON
majority in Conlrrs have emanci
pated the alave, in the District Of
Columbia. That they nave authoriz
ed Negroes to carry the United States
mails. That hey have passed res.
olntion on the Recommendation ~Lin
colu, INSISTING or all the bor'ier States
to abolish slavery, sni that Gongr,s Sc
will aid by taxing us to p tor them
That they have abolished the ri ht oI
the peopleof Utah to regulate the re.
lation between husband an. wife
That they lave taxed lis M buy slaveA
in the Distli of Columbia. That
tMey bavst 20 ! US to buy clothes an 1
efood for negroes against our ca: sent
q majority being against it. That
they have taxed US t. pay negroes for
labor from eight to ten dollars Ter
month that would be dore hy white
men'who need a,is aid; the same off
cials, having ruinrd the country by
Frustrating all iuainets and labor -
That they are now mixing the white
and black races by sending whire mig,
gerS, msu and women, from Msssa.
chusettS to educate and ,qnalize the
races 1T Bess'OIk S. q, Il our tx.
pense and >that We .tar4lSus reAping
soma OF the GuiA Of the ChicHgO plat
iorm, -. q
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
GLEN SSbtrtistmsnts.
ROAD NQTICE
Public sale by Assignees.

NJ Office ia hereby given that the personal
~ property at David White CONSISTING Of
Horses, Cows, Cells. youae CStiis. Two Aorse
waRgol Plows. hoes wheat growing in tho
ground, alot Of farming utensiIa and other
property, assiVned by said David White to
OWEN T, Clark and Joshua J.lspeakmAn for
the ben eht Of the creditors of said White win
be sold at public auction at the residence of
sid David White in Eagle township. vinton
commencing 81 10 o'clock A. NJ. Of sail day
Terms Of sale will be; All sums o. $500 and
under, Cash IL. band: on all sumH over f5 90
six months credit will be given ifnOtvr and az
proved security are given prior to removing
the property. OWENS p. CLARK aud
JOSHUA J. SPEAKMAN.
Nay lat -4w. Assigneesof David White.
ANNOUNCEMENT OF
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

THE National TAx.-IIear what
our Republican cutemporary OF the
Pntsburg Gazette says OF the War
Tax:
We have no wish to Greats undue
alarui, but we are approachings crl
sls in our hlttory that We cannot con
template without Shrinking. We
have 'e t the waits OF the tax gatherer
Ieiure. tot his visits have letn as
mere irifl's compared to what they
" Il bs. The Philadelphia Ledger
has been making some calculations Of
the ammni each State will have to
raise of Le nalI6na' tax about to be
laid:
The sum to he raised and aid in.
to the U s. Treasury by New York,
every year. will he $21,344 142;
Perns, lvauia, $15,SS6,435; Ohio,
$l2.S67 70l; Indiana, $7,439,l75;
Illinois, $9.4.4.643; and the other
States IN the Same cheerful 'rnto.-
These are enormous sums, and by no
prucess which can b.. devised. can
they be colIec. ed without beirg felt
In s"me Quarters the attenpt to col
lee, it viii b little Gort oi cnnfi ca.
tion. NN Engl&d, New York,
Pennsylvania and New Jersey may
20 through such a tax with the breath
Of lie mainiRg in them. but t is
doubtful .Wheihx there is anoher
State, loyal 1r diSloysI, that can 90
halt way through. )"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

WAY CoMPIAiNi-The Fortress
NJ nre ,cerrespopdent yfthe FhilA
dsl lI~la,' lnquinr IAN Administration
sheet in sreceilt h ttcr ssys:
y The contrabauds care very little
who rules. They sayilny were just
as we'll with their masters as now, and
SCI ~ totally indifferent to every thing
hut eating and sleeping. They are
represented as shirking work, lnclla
ed to thievirg and lying. and yet, use.
less for gord as they me. The writer
-ays, til y are fnr better oH than our
soldiefg who livouac in the optn air
whils,the negroes enjoy shelter good
tod and Ilrnty Of warmth. The col.
diers, complain bitterly Of this, and
no voi DEF. II is atIoc'ous.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Swiss and Jasonet Collars, Thread
LacsS, Edging. Rufning, &C., &e.
MEN AND BOYS WEAR HI
HOrSEEEEPFRS'. GOODS !!

Bleachsd and Unbleached Sheet.
ings, Pillow Chrses Gottona, bleach.
ed and unblrached Table Cloths lr.
ish Linens, Napkins. ToSelling,
Crash, togefh,r With every grade Of
Prints and Ginghams, which will 10
sold less than the market pries.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08
Parson BrOwnIOw's hook
The suhscribcrs are about publishing
q Narra,ivcOf the perils I'd.
ventures and Suf.
ferinsS ofthe
REV w. G. BROWNLOVV
Among ths SSes'nOniStS SfTSnn.''sS.

THE manuscript IA nearly CON plstsa. and
i wilt be put to pres. forthwith. The appear
ance and y biography Of the work Will be Of
tie hr class, and it viii ha fully and han
somely II uStraled with sketches ofths scenes
referred t0, and n
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

Losses az ihe Battle oT ShiiOIr.
From Pittsiurg landing the Com
mercial Jt last Saturday, gives as of
fetal, our losJon tie 9th aud 9Th oI
April. az follows:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

LINCOLN BEocMlEo PoPULAR II
ENoLAND.-We notice l'y the last Eu
ropean news, tia. our President hal
been highly complimented by the Al
olitionists OF England, they make al
address tO our inInser ami cungratu
late the Presdrnt and the Admins
trat,on, lor the avuwed determination
to Abolish slavery; Of course they
don't care u carse whether it is by
Constitutional means Or not. They
arso hvpe Tor the abolition Oi the true
course oi our rtrife and speedy peace.
The Republican doctrine here, and
this tory doctrine 10 England seems
tojlngIe well together. Wade vii.
san and Sumnel would make good
representatives of the tvri . OF Eng
land, much better than they represent
the sentiments olrhe people hele.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

U A Union soldier diei the o thel
day at ST. Louie Of wounds received
at Fort DoneIscn. lie Was from lows
and his funeral was held in the Capi.
tai oitl,at State. His dying ipjulc.
lion was. that no enemy Of his couu.
Try, Secessionist or Abo'iticnist,
should he permitted to touch his body.
Chicago Times.
The repugnauce Of that soldier TO
Abolitipnism- bic destestarion of IT,
is not angular, but 10 shared in 10y
three-fourths Of the army. The fesl
ing 10 Increasing in intensity every
day. F -. a''
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-05-08

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