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sEsr a JOHNSTON,

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sa-y Surgery for the Use Of sur cons 10 The
Confederate States Arry win Appeadx OF the Rues snt Re
Ned ca DePartmenS Of the Confederate sNies
rly by Julian Choln Professor o. Surgery In the Ned
e Cege Of olh Caro- ina the C5nfede ate States
r second EdIcn revised AID Improved Prise IS by mall
postage paid IS 80 NAsl JvhN'IVS,
lA tutI sLera Aiehuoh1i va
WANTED IMu VDJATELY 81 Recruits % complete
w Caval Company In Scots bA Ion Of Partisan Kan
s-s $50 qulrtsrs and Uniforn free.
once, Fa,metio House II and Nam streets
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DIVIDEND.

WE R5lJ q Dlrseos o. the KAaehess Cotton and Woo
Mralae'ung Comp 10y hive declared dividend, payable
the as. IN Ocv ofthe Company sockhoi1eis AZ
NJ ). VALENTINE, u,
AGENT 2 Ten
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J4LOIl NNU Z MIAMI
NNRH4NN S vILEiriHF, JR,hai bet. tppi aied By the
III foAd Directors temporary Agent Of It's company, 10
act a. suh until eheaih ofAr -.r H. Posers restored
aud he be omeJ able 10 the duties Of the Ag,pcy
jt3--lv ALFRED HAKRIs President
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INFORMATION wANTEp.-yr. Mcmillan, u. ei.s

county Of Tax, Va member Of Company 9, R'gi
Cavalry LEI mp Barbour chou. the 18Th April st,
90 the Hos5s at die, aud has been heard
from since Any inform .on concerning him vii be thankfully
resolved 10 the und aligned. JAS ScHILL1N,
raSl-s.t Halifax H., Va
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ADJJTANr e ,NERAL'S oTFIoE, VA,


IL a from years age, whSteer they have u u
N het suhst tus In comra ich Ia the d. o. not
ae tlrd 10 duy with The secoad Class Militia and MUST Pa
ad " PatjA oaa-d Con pIy Urcegs viii be ~ and
ueN Die 10 i-0re.ag ID upon al dei.l quents.
q q, M X RICHARDSON, A G.
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HARRTRn.
DIED.,

On the 9Th ut by Rev. O H. EeaL D. D. Msj CHARLES
BALL Of LeesbuIs Va to Miss EMMA READ, Of Rehnond
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REMOVAL.

HUNT JAMES have removed from the Corner OF virginia
and Cary Srettwo doors above 10 the house recently
ccu,ied By Me- rs. I'hrscr, III h,Lt kVtu5hsa.
They have In for and varied tcek
tursd tobacco OF nesy all which cone art ons
being made non a1r'seurers m mi. stste AID Eor.h csrons
They hand good Soek Of tor Of 81 grades
Dried Apples aud Peaches. Baitsr.ikS nc. jsf
PAKINEIfSHIp NOTICE.
JAMES HUNTER Of the Richmond Iron AID steel works
admitted JoHs dusrER partner the business hereto
conducted by him. The style Of the arm will be James Hun
ter 4 Son. Apl4- "
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1862-06-05

AN authorized by Major Gen R1yd % raise Regiment % In
faury 20 q ;he state Liae unter the act Of the
Gen GaI ,sse by, passed Nay IS. 1909.
Ts ory permits me receive such per
o-s IS are not wala % the Act II Congress known
Co-sc-2lo1 Law viz pu0ui The age Of 81 and undtr
IS alf s:ch IS are exempted b. he Act o. Cougrss
Uass s authority s1cil the tle s5opsrS!oH OF officers Of
Che Tine v7o have r 5n pNnies FOR this service
W,adir s. Is gi,sraaL wH HUNFORn
ia ii a
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oEHcF or INSPECTOR OF HOSPITALS, !

CEkICR or lHssECTOS OF dOsPlIALA
RCuaOJD. Juae lta, 1854
Ii wounded ncsrs ami ssdsrs resdrg In 0tes pr
vat. rssdsnces In city please grnlsh 70 N once,
Z cir uau {, ~, rygiueut AID Company.
Thev I'LL coafsr fsy9- upoa thr n't BY 50 doEr, as
dear hs-e speedily posbie, full list o. the wound
tJ H'g Ia this city. o. sOAkEL,
ell. sarE. and Ins2. Of Hospitals.
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IL ENABLE CIRCUIT COURT, May 18th
J5aaR Minor rs right and Of the TE.cgt,r. Of
Dr arc, ain r, deceased, Palhtf
Against,
Lucy NOR May Minor L1cg Mi1or, caGIls Suor,
ra'y MIl'r Louisa hno-, lanreo Mn.- JT, Gather
E15 John B. NsoI, JF, ANGLE McP Minor and james Del
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NOTICE.

fore conducted BY him. The style Of the arm viii be James
ter son. Apl4-u
NOTICE.
HAVING advised by my Physician aud many friends, TO
therefore, oG.r ny entire Of Groceries,
Hay Mill 9ss ts s TIVE low Prize, S ny stock consisting Of
Is do of,upsr sheaye ostg
100 tcI.J Z kd.ns.--ne . d fa'ioU csedl.l
s ~ VIZ & Me- c. Ss,' ss:, saEsF
coGee sslssses re, Matches, Pepper
EGiS (siishiiy d.zagedJ
Brosn staa, thp STUD. Clean Oats Corn.
And msuy'otner srtlclei too numsrous 70 mention.
10 ny customers ana ends for the very liberal patou.
age and kindness they have extended to
calhng nj store and settling their accounts without
assistance, my young men having gone 10 The army;
spl7-r Corner Of Broai and 7th street
xTrRGISIA AT Rates bel lin oIerE Of ,h- CIR
cg;t Of ~ City OF "a IN nd the lssI honday IN april,
Geotse sIyss adT!n-iiso' Of George fucker ded, H'a
dgdJR..
Moneats RobnsSs, pen
IN CASE AND UPON ATTACHMENT RETURNED EXECUTED.
The jsc Of it suit recover nisnt seyen
rhnussad seven HuEd md TWesty ave Dollars. DAMAGES
cuied said D,fendAn: required appear within
amor tue pDbnea nheos and do Whst necessary 10 protect
A oopy-Te,ts;
pys-wiv JAsE, rLLrrr. oers
tos, q Ns6a. i' s S "a, y ls e'
Ro1ert Kent Tules lrust executed by Wa
y. aordon Jr, GA ths 26Gh Of May, 1885. Plaintiff.
against,
vEa6eh Garth foods Garth 10 his own rish and a, e1.cu
OF WIN Garth, deed Levi W. Garth Hm. Garth, Ia.
gene 8 Cath, G,srge NJ Garth, - Mayo ard Gabiieia
hi, wife smith BsnEheal AMI tieins hi. VIE 6e,rn,nna
Kirk, WIN BsntheAd and tizb III, fis sfs Marsh Walker
and Ceesiioe his WIFE Th ehrlsG and Alice BIS ue Adah.
bat kbead and Anna snIhsai, Defendants,
IN CHANCvRY.
The object OF this enforce the spenc Performance 81
In wit NJ entered mo the IL November 1868
eb' the Plaintiff sold Eugene 6snh rae OF isn
called gdsd IN Absms Is and Ta.gs county, the bensG
Of ~he contra assigned william usrt who has
died
appearing by proper an 'AVt iha' the Defendants Iest. w.
Gsrh Reg ne g. Carr, George M earth, - Mayo and Ga.
leila his ale tmith Blnktead ard Adeine bis Nife eorg
anna Krk william BapkheAd and u zIbe his wife Marsh
Walker and O. sItne his w, Ph 5ich aud Anna ii, wife,
Adsh khead and Anna Bankasad n-re1dsrs OF MS
rmouve.h Il Il oIdsred that salt nonreden. de endAnts
apr within mon after due publication Of this orde
and do nseeua protect isr Ia this suit and
tba. copy this ortr be pubie week TO-
ceage In the EIehnond whg pub hed In
the y Richmond and potte al the oni door Of the Court
house 81 this county.
IRA GARRETT, o. Q.
IRw ITsos, p. Y. ~
l3-v4v
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Bearings Battery.
WSundsd-Lt W Dieksrson, in leg severely, Corp
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ANDER, ON, MECHAN

49, ICS ILLE TURNP kE--Leit Ca1pthIs morning. one
ark ~ Mare her ha,g e bhsd BY The saddle suA
bic vii be paid hr- livery 20 Ms lou BEs nier
Franklin stre.t hrtse7n u staad Second sts.
lime leo-1tF
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WANTED Ca5iaet Makers and Carpenters. -
t2 81 Governor Get
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.IAEnRMATION WANrAn Or

s,~~3 Ri,Llri "a D5Nis, OF Capt hanneJ's 4st Va se
ra-7- wounded 10 tie late battle ANY nfs maien
c.u,eus hin Ill be Thankfully receive by dGeei Vfe,
IL, -. ..s,u-g "a AdI-r, Mrs AgAH DAVIS
,.S-ltF Care cf II B1re Ptte-scprg, IS.
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Field and siaF-W ouDded.--MSor n @ wilson, In
fac; Sergeant Nsj9r PheipS, in arm.
Company B-Rdcd.-COrporSi Huston, CoTpo-
"a V Reynolds, Esnes, Thomae, Server. A
Mnnich q II Snodgrass Wounded --Prvatss q W
Hartztp, in head; W II Jones, J McClanahon, arm
broken, A G Caldwell, slightly, d Paitzel, in hand
,J,bu y FstseI. mortaly Luck, Paxton, slight.
IL; Lefl, MORALLY, u BEsnilne, Tucker, slightly
NJ sipg--A Mgers, W CorroN.
Company -Kiled-Pdyates " aud J Gsens.
Wornd,i--D Emcre, Il d Hutchinson, B J OlGabell shd
M,t.hewP, oil dangercul
Company D--WouEjed-A Holddon, IN hand;
Meadow, slightly.
Compsny acknowledgement Boon, slightly;
private Sears severely in wrist
Company -Killed-Pivates W Il Mitchell and
Hal WounGed-L utenant D 7 Hubbard in arm;
Robert Oro-ey, mortAl,; Hurt, mortay; P Payne,
MORALLY; Wilism Beksr, in hand; 4 Rice in hand;
J Hogan, 10 shoulder; Admire Turner, in WrisI; W
B.lbrc in shoulder; W l. Morris, in thigh; d Mitchell,
in ioo' T WhoIly in back; UIiAh Ayres, in band Ii
Creasey, in knee; CreGsey, in face; Russ II, in
shoulder jesse Stevens, in shoulder; William, in
arm; John Williams, in hF; CP Dearing, in shoulder;
Josiah -, in thigh; John Roberts in hand; n Il
Fuceuss1p severely Ia shoulder; Scott, severely in
tress; J Nance, in arm; l. Bates slightly in les;
K Turner's cross the body; horgin, arm broken
hissnS-J Angel and Hubbard.
Company -Wounded-Privates u Brooks, in
hand; Guthrie. in arm.
Company K-Wounded- L'eutenRnt Yount severely
in thpi Sergeant John Brecknrdge dangerously; Ser
geant & W GRAY bill, arm b'okt; IrVates q Ayres,
dangerously, in thigh; Efr.sl Bagb, arm and thigh
Smly, severely in shoulder.
The 49, Went into the fight with 465 muskets
Killed, II
Wounded, so
Missing,
5 10
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
ASSASSINATION OF THE EDITOR
OF THE DAYTON EMPIRE.
EXCITEMENT IN DAYTON.
ORIGIN OF THE DIFFICULTY.

We are informed that as j F Boil.
meyer, Esq, chef editor and senior
proprietor Of the Dayton Empire, was
on bis way to marke: from his resi-.
dence, he was met on second street, in
that city, by halter named Henry
M. Brown, who, after an interchange
of angry words, drew his revolver and
fired, the ball taking effect in Mr..
Bo!lmeyer's neck, the wound causing
death IN few inmates after. The
Dayton Empire Of yesterday afternoon
has the following statement Of the
murder:
"We are called upon to perform the
most sorrowful duty of our life. j F
BoIlmeyer, senior editor and proprie.
tor OF this paper was killed this morn.
ing, on second street, by Henry M +.
Brown, halter, shooting HIM through
the neck with revolver, causing death
in few minutes after. We have no
heart at present to comment upon this
most dastardly and infamous outrage.
The most intense excitement prevades
the community, and it is with diff
Guilty that the friends of Mr.. Bolime-
yer are prevented from going to the
jail and demanding the person of MIR.
Brown Tor immediate punishment
To al such we advice moderation.
The murderer is in the hands OF the
law--let it take its course.
"We have been connected in bust
ness with the deceased for over two
years, aud a more upright, honorable,
nobe-hearted man, it bas never been
onr fortune to meet with. AL unfal.
tering friend, kind husband, an
afectionate father, his untimely end
will be regretted and mourned by
thousands OF here and elsewhere.
"IIe was about thirty-two years oi
age, and leaves a young wife and
child to sorrow over his early DEATH y
Notwithstanding this admc milton to
the populace to use moderation and le.
the law take its course, the excitement
could not be eubdued, and the people
suspended their business avocationa
and aocked to the vicinity of the Jail,
where the murderer was imprisoned,
as also the locality where the tragedy
took place. The indignation grew
more furious as the day passed, and
an infuriated crowd made an effort to
'get into the Jail and take Brown out
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
ARMY CORRESPONDENCE.
COMPANY F, HATH ONO REGIMENT, i
Camp Marietta, Octo Der 8, 1862,

Mr.. EDITOR Through the gener-
osity Of some kind friend at home we
have been supplied with a copy OF
your welcome paper almost every
week since Se have been in camp,
and by so doing they have conferred
upon US favor we'll worthy Of the
commentator of the Vinton boys"
for in camp The soldier hears the least
from home Of any other place. We
near of all the great battles, and almost
every thing Uncle Abe says, (and some
times great deal that he don't say,)
yea, aud more than this, we hear al.
most daily from the crown head OF
England. But that which would most
please the merchant on his counter, or
the lawyer in hiS easy armed chair,
is not what the soldier loves to hear
No, he sees, hears and feels too much
Of war one cheering word from his
childhood home gives more true corr
fort to his heart than all of Uncle
Abe's confscation bills, he don't care
a tatcr whether the niger is contis.
Gated or not, 80 they are kept out oI
camp. Why should they care : They
are bound under the strictest obliga.
tions to obey the President, and his il
tho mighty arm of military power tc
enforce it.
! But in carefully reading your paper
we have never yet heard anything from
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
WARRINGTON, Sept. %, 1852 !

GENTLEMEN: You will receive by
The mail which will carry you this
dispatch evidence which will convince
you that the aggressive movement Of
rebels against the States remaining
faithful to the Union is arrested, and
that the forces of the Union, strength.
ened and reinstated are again ready to
undertake campaign on vast scale.
II you consult the newspapers you
will easily precieve that the financial
resources OF the insurrection decline
rapidly, and that the means Of raising
troops have been exhausted. On the
other side, you will see that the finan.
cial situation of the country is good,
and that the call for fresh troops, with
ont which the material force of the
nation would be seriOsly crippled, is
being promptly responded to. | have
already informed our representatives
abroad Of the approach Of change in
the social organization Of the rebel
States; this change will continue to
make itself each day more and more
apparent.
In the opinion of the President the
moment has come to place the great
fact more clearly before the people Of
the rebel States, AID to make them
understand that if these States presist
in imposing on the country the choice
between the dissolution OF this Gov
eminent, at once necessary aud bene.
fetal, and the alternative of slavery,
that it is the Union and not Slavery
that must be maintained and saved &.
With this object the President is about
10 publish proclamation, in which he
announces that slavery will no longer
be recognized ia any OF the States
which shall be in rebellion on the first
Of January next.
While all the good and wise men Of
all countries will recognize this meas.
ure as a just and proper military act,
attended to deliver the country from a
terrible civil war, they will recognize
at the same time the moderation and
magnsnmity with which the Govern
msnt proceeds in matter go solemn
and important. am, gentlemen,
Your ObedieDt servant,
WM. II. SEWARD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
WATCHES and JEWELRY,
OF THE RICHEST AND MOST FAsHoNA
BILE PATTERNS,
offered at Retail, at WOlssaL,
PRICES.

T'II e Subscribers, Manufac turers and Import.
i ers of all the most elegant styles of Watch
es and Jewelry, with d view TO extend theI
business to an unlimited exten have determin.
ed to offer tho following rich and desirable de-
scrptions Of Watches and JowelTy at the unpre
cedented low prices named
Hunting Composition Cased Levers, English
made movement full eweled and the best lmi
tation gold. Price SlS. R,tails from 5000 to
100 90. .-....
Hunting Silver plated Army Watch, superior
regulated movement, massive cHscs, and hand
some finish, ful jeweled. Price 1900. Retail
at from 900 to 10000. ..
Hunting Composition Cased Army Watch ,ont
Of the richest ornaments ont. Good moyemen
| and handsomely engraved massive case. Pric
| Is, 90. Retais at from 40 90 TO 00,00. Also,
Other watches in great variety, at low prices
Ladies' sets Of Brooch and ear drops to CORES
pond.
Imitation Cluster Diamond, very rich pat
tern, entirely nev, 400. -I l.H.
Coral and Bead entwined, very neat anC
pretty ornament, handsomely mornted, g. ,25.
Gentlemen's Vest Chains, Parisian, q yer,
rich pattern, 4,00
Rings. Of the most handsome designs. PlaiI
only rs cents. Scroll, very pretty. 100. Chas
ed, Que Of the nestest ornaments out, l,00.-
Seal Signet, Q 90. Imitation Diamond chaset
or enamlled. 200.
Sleeve Buttons Patent chased, or enamelled
entire new and bansone patterns, $50. Dou.
Bile chased or ensmelled, only, 1.6O. ti'A
Bosom Studs. a variety Of new patterns, pc
set of three, so.
Bosom aud Scarf Pins. Leaf, with optl snt
fancy stones, 400. Imitation Diamond, so,
Lockets. Double glass, and richly engraved
400
Purchasers have only to name the article tha
they desire, and make the remittance in reg
istered letter, uoon the receipt Of which tn
goods ordered will he sent fiee Of expense. Par
cells to the amonnt Of 1900 and upwards win b
sent by express, with bill for collection whel
the goods are delivered.
Agents, Suffers, Pedlers, Country Merchants
etc., throughout tho country, who wish to max
money, will do we'll to obtain our Mammoth
circular, which will be sent free. We furnisl
the most saleable Quits, ct prices unsur passe'
by any other concern.
| Address,
HUBBARD BROTHERS,,
Nos. IS and 81 Nassau, cor. ofJohn ST.,
October 18th, Iss2-3mc. New York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
lFos THE DEMOCRAT

MEssERs. EDIToRs IL desire to
call the attention of the patriotic and
humane citizens of Vinton county to
the important fact, that when Volun.
teers nave been called for in order to
put down the rebellion in the United
States; and which threatens the des-
truction Of the Government and all
Out cherished institutions. And when
it became q settled fact that Yinton
county must raise her quota Of men,
willing or unwilling, an effort was
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

or concerning the 114ih. We hav,
arrived atthe conclusion that this shal
not be the case any longer, but Will,
company F can raise a correspondent
that viii find favor in the eyes of the
Editor, VIC will no longer remain il
obscurity. We have been skedad
ding around considerable since We
first went into camp, but we are all
alive yet and enjoying good health
and the most Of us are in fine spirits
We are very comfortably situated on
the East bank OF the Muskingum.-
We have never yet penetrated the
enemies country. nor have we yet seen
any Of those varnints denolninated
Secesh. But the time may not be
very far distant when we shall be
brought into deadly conflict VI it'll them
1t is reported that we are assigned to
the Kana~ha Valley, III so, We will be
likely to find something to do. Onr
regiment is progressing rapidly in the
drill-the I" Raccoon Rangers" espec
tally, ale making great proficiency in
the art--but to set aside all jokes and
boasting, we got the praise of being
the best regiment that has passed
through Marietta. We have splen.
did field officers, all they need to make
them the best Of officers, is proper
discipline. There is no doubt but
what the 114th will act it's part if
called into an engagement. If care
sent into Virginia, we are bound that
the rebels shall trample over our man.
gled bodies before they can plunder
our homes and over run our State =
We have every thing to stimulate us
to exertion; fathers and mothers,
brothers and sisters admonish us to be
iaithfu! in the trust placed in us.
We have every reason to believe
that they feel for US, that they will
sympathIse with us i'll all our hard.
ships, and their prayers daily ascend
for our welfare, both spiritual and
temporal.
Last week we received a specimen
of their respect in the shape OF several
boxes Of nice provisions, which were
thankfully received. We are not
afraid OF coming to want, 80 long as
we have aS many patriotic and whole
souled frienGs at home. For their se.
curity We will fearlessly face the can
non, and if we fall it will be benath
the folds Of the Sar.spangled Banner.
We cheerfully look forward to the
time, when war shall Geese to s5ubd
it's bngle blast; when the banner Of
Secession shall be supplanted blythe
o.d STARS AND STkIPEs, which have go
lcng waved in triumph as the symbol
of our nations glory. May God speed
the time when it shall be seen at the
masthead of every American vessel
when it shall be known and hobored
wherever the foot of civilization has
been planted. We still believein the
language Of the poet: "Thc Star
SpAngled Banner in triumph shall
wave ore the land Of the free and the
home of tue brave"
A VIEToN Boy.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06

Tor immediate execution. The MayoI
promptly quelled the riot, and caused
to be arrested several OF tue ringlead
ere. In the afternoon another large
crowd collected. but no serious demon
stration took place.
Last evening, about eight o'clock
an increased mob marched to the Jail,
having two cannon, keg OF powder
and scraps of iron, with the avowed
purpose of breaking down the Jail
doors. The Mayor and Police, afier
a few shots were fired, succeeded in
capturing the guns. Four of tEe riot.
erS were wounded, one supposed to be
mortally. The Mayor, early in the
evening, telegraphcd General Wright
for a military force, to assist him. in
preserving the peace OF the city,
Major Mclean Immediately ordered
five companies of U. s. Regulars to
proceed to Dayton. They left the city
at half past eight o'clock, and were il
Dayton at ten z. NJ. Athalf past ten
we received the following special dis
patch:
DAYroS,.November l 1869.
"TO the Editor of the Enquirer;
After the shooting of Mr.. Boil.
meyer the excitement was intense in
this city, and mob of several hund
red persons collected for the purpose
Of taking Brown from the Jail and
hanging him from the nearest tree
The Mayor very promptly and decid
edly took measures to quel the riot,
and for the time being succeeded. In
the afternoon the crowd again cullec
ted in very large numbers around the
Jail, but no demonstration of any con.
sequence was made. This evening,
abOut seven o'clock, the mob again
assembled, and proceeded to the Jail
with two swivels, for the purpose OF
breaking down the Jail doors and
dragging Brown from his cell to be
executed. The guns were captured
by the police. A lew shots were fired,
aud four persons were wounded, one
severely. At this hour, ten Pm :, all
is comparatively quiet A."
The Associated Press dispatch
gives the origin of the difficulty as
being a personal misunderstanding
between the parties, occasoned by the
shooting OF a dog belonging to Boil.
meyer by one OF Browns sons. A
gentleman who arrived from Dayton
at halfpast nine o'clock last evening
states that the parties had a political
quarrel before the election, and that
Brown, who is a Republican, had
threatened to shoot Bollmeyer AID
Vallandigham, and that the killing oi
the dog was only the indirect cause OF
the recounter yesterday. The Coro-
ner's Jury were holding an inquest
last night, and we presume all the par.
ticulars incidental TO this sad affair
will thus be developed and made
public.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1862-11-06
GLORIOUS NEWS FROM N. Y
10000 DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY.
A MAJORITY OF DEMOCR ATTIC
CONGRESSMEN ELECTED.
Illinois, All HailI

The latest telegraph dispatches
leave 70 doubt that Illinois has gone
Democratic. The Abolitionists cou.
cede the election OF James @. Allen,
the Democratic Congressman who ran
over the whole State. We have car.
ried the State ticket, aud probably
nine Of the fourteen Congressmen,
being a gain of five. We presume the
Democrats have also carried the leg.
islature, which will give them the
United States Senator in place of Mr.
Browning. The Presidents own
State thus repudiates the Emaucipa.
ton Proclamation.