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Extracts from Richmond Papers-The
Trial Of Dr. Wright


Flag Of truce steamer New.York arrived from
City Point last evening in charge Of Capt. Milford
Sic brings no prisoners. She brings Richmond papers
10 the 27,h.
The propeller United States arrived here this af-
ternoon, with l54 Rebel prisoners, which were sent
70 For Norfolk.
The steamer New-York left here at 2 P. IN. for
Annapolis.
The following extracts from the Richmond
papers:
The FayettepiHe IN. C.) OJserre, insists that DIR.
Morris Presdent Of the Telegraph Company, should
dismiss The enterprisng reporter who irvented the
story Of Gen. Lee taking 10000 prisoners. Does
The O6serUer with to starye out the telegraph by
eon6nng it to the truth
DIR. John ii. Davies died ia Richmond Last FRI
day.
Gold IL worth eli in Richmond.
Seventy-eeven Yankee prisoners arrived yestsr-
day morning from Culpepper, and twenty from
Wytheville.
The Mayor Of Savannah has issued proclamation
requesting al resdenLs Of tho city to organize Tor
some defense, and all managers OF stores, work.
hops, and ether places Of business TO close them
2oeloek on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays,
eI tbs purpose VI dslI lie directs that AZ sproll.
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Major Mascot.
from Our Special Correspondent
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF rHR POToMAo
WARRxsToS. Va, July "a, 1863.

The telegraph has briefly announced the death Of
Major Mascot, n, Memphis. lie WAS All English
man, and had been for the last twenty years resi-
dent and ctizsn of the United slses. On tho
breaking out of the Rebellion, Major NJ, on every
occasion and under all circumstances exhibited the
utmost loyalty, declaring his desire take IN active
personal share in the great struggle. His son Carey
noble youth of 10 years, OF high scholarly
quirements, shared his fathers loyalty and patriot
ism, and after his return from China where he had
been engaged in mercantile pursuits determined to
join the army rejoicing tiat he had life to give for
his country. After nine months of active service,
he was killed at the battle Of Fair Oaks June |,
1862, while acting as Colonel, ut the head OF bis
regiment. The death of his brave son. so far from
dsheartening Major Masse,t only served to fire his
heart with greater enthusiasm aud increased loyalty.
He at once abandoned his profession, and the
and comforts Of private life and in December 1862,
entered the army, with tho rank of Major of Cav
airy. Throwing his whole soul into the good work,
he spared neither body mind in tho faithful per-
Torrance of his dntiss, and died, as no had lived,
true, faithful, loyal.
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man, be made Of every man in the city capable OF
The Hon. A. II. Stephens reached Augusta, Ca,
Yesterday from Richmond.
The Portsmouth Vrginian Of the 9th says; The
trial of Dr. Wright is progressing, and the follow.
ing witnesses have been examined: Lieut.-Col.
Hugh c. Ford, l55th New-York; Lieut.. Charles VI.
Parker, I53l New.York, and Lieut..Col George M.
Quinn, l4Sth New-York.
from Tho Richmond Dispatch Of the 27th.
CAPTURE or MORGAN'S MEN.
This is n distressing blow upon the Confederacy.
II has stood and can still stand, n harder. But the
pride of the people was very much interviewer win
the achievements Of Morgan. We do not like to
Judge after the result But il seems TO us that the
exredtlon which put n river, navgable aud uniord-
able for hundreds of miles, aud fully commanded the
whole distance by the enemy's gunDoats. between
hmself and all assistance, must have been rash ana
fool.hardy. Nevertheless, he mas done the enemy
great damage in this long incursion.
WHAT SOLDIERS "SNACKs" ARE MADE OF.
The Petcrsbarg Wal Express, OF Saturday, has
the following paragraph, which Will canse u weak
feeling in the stomach of many OF our soldiers, VINO
have taken " snacks" III that town:
"The negro women two in numberl who served
cooked dog meat 10 lie soldiers near this city, day
or two since were caught and whipping OF q!
l.ehcs administered 10 each. The dish was served
n me shalt OF brunsWlVh s'e", !" VIM w GU.
pork meat were promscuousy mixed, and dealt out
20 pure hasers at the rate OF one d0hdr & snack.
Though Q singular taste was observed about the
meat, the diecovery that any portion OF 1t was
canine was not made until considerable part of the
stew had been eaten. An examination OF the bones
was then made, when they were found to be verita-
BILE dog boner We are glad 10 know that swift
and lust punishment was visited upon the women
WHO penetrated this infamous deception Ire love
of money is the root of much evil, and we again
advise our soldier friends to be on their guard
against eating cheap meat pies, served by ire
sponsible negro cooks. They know not what they
may eat in them"
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The Eighty-fourth Regiment New-fsrk
National Guard, Col. COukiing.

sspondence OF The N. Y. Tribune.
CAMP PAuLDrse. Tuesday. July ~ 1869.
The sith Regiment New-York National Guard,
continues at Camp Psudng the York road short dis
lance from the City of Baltimore. Lees than two hundred
men are camp any time one hall tho esnens
being constantly employed guarding aud -,cortng Rebel
prisoners One entire company of 90 men, capt Athn'on
arc nov stationed the Provost Marhas Office This CONF
psny divided into three patrols under L!euts Craig poas
and Atkinson and they doing good service In picking up
.rssrlius soldiers as well disoyal characters msn was
arrested by them Yesterday for selling liquor TO sodeis nc
the office aud punished by being Competed 70
stand barrel IN font Of Banums Hotel iof two hoars,
guard with lxsd bayopets at either SIDE o. @ anu lyo
sin hanging on his breast with the inscription ana the
sod liquor soldiers" The scene was ~
Thousands The offender said he would u@'e etose
confinement {, such an expose since the battle
OF the regiment have been engaged guarding
Rebel prisoners. -
Rebel, 10 Fort McIleury. They were marched through BAL.
timote attracting large crowd Some hty negroes
,nors the reo,sd Rebel of them officers ,ervans.
~. w,r. assigned tho right OF the line mach
(which Is usually tho post OF honorl much the dscoh-
tnrs Of the Rebel Baltmoean' Capt Mcleod few days
aimee n command Of detachment large Der
OF dcsrers Camp Parole at Annapolis Md. Capt Hun.
company have bseo twice 70 Chester Pa with prisoners
and wounded sodier and Lieut. Reed to Easton Pa with
wounded soldiers zen Tyler has alternately detailed Lieut.
CO.. Cameron and MAJOR Barclay general o Ulcer OF the
bay this post which includes the City OF Baltimore an3
vicinity The Chaplain. the Rev Dr. Mcleod held dvios
service yesterday Ths Old Scotch Psalms suns ana
Old Hundred sounded natural The audience
ipc uded many ladies from the nea hborhood -
The health OF the regiment continues goodi put TOW
ths doctors books Surgeons Norva and ao
their post. d. Ouse has severa occasions
hi, services to oher egments without mea.V a. s
tonkns has confined hm.efto drilling al. nen .hee
times day. He has been psrc.'s. 40 PIa VIC
uent will be able 70 render efficient service Al the city
Prison $50 Rebels qusered; they are unuo' sasu ..
Of cp MsLss ~ .asa. viii at
Monday pl0Iplpx IsXk
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1, will be observed tina, OF the 1873 cases passed
mon. over one-haf COS ooun, on the quotas OF the
sub-dis,rcl. We refer to those who have furnished
substitutes aud paid 600
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To the Associsted Press.

tbt Atsoclattf TTtst
WAsHiSoTos. Wednesday, July 20, 1868.
DIsMIssALs FROM MILITARY SERVICE.
10 the st Of dismIssals from the military service
Tor the week ending Saturday last, officially an
nonnced, are the following:
Mi Granville o. Hser 9Th U. Infantry, for disoyal
conduct and the ut.ersHce Of disloyal seutiuIeDts
Csp;. Merrill Iltb New-Yok Heavy Artillery for
repeated utte Of IeesOnabe aud dsoybl sentiments
Capt Nn H. burke. 18th Ohio Volunteers, for tfees0n
able Language and d!sloyalty.
Lieut.. 81 IS. De Silvs 10th Ohio Volunteers for writing
publishing highly dsoyal and unbecomiDg letter
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THE DRAFT IN THE Odd DISTRICT OF PA.

THf ~ "
The Board of Enrolment Of the 22d District
Pittsburgb), has been laboring most assiduoasy
since the draft commenced, three weeks since, aud
very large amount of labor has been performed.
Notwithstanding the great rush of aspirants Tor ex-
emp,ion and sso Of those Offering substitutes, there
wa. no confusion in the arrangements order being
apparent in the transaction Of the muliiarious bnH'
ness. Below is an abstract OF the lAoors
Of the Board for the weeks ending July IS
and %, exclusive Of the number of men who have
been examined and accepted by the Surgeon and
given three days time to furnish substitute or pay
,ha .nnivalent of 1900.
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Arrival Of the Eighth Regiment.

Bosros. Wednesday, jay 49, i0o1
The 9Th Massachusetts, Regiment arrived vi homo
to-day. They served frat at Newbern and then in
tho First Corps OF the Army of The Potomac, shortly
after the battle of Gettysburg
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BuFpALo. "Wednesday, July %, 1863.
The draft at Lockport conf leted yesterday,
and though trouble was apprehended, none occurred.
1t is understood that the drat! in this city will com
neDce next week,
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DRAFT AND OTHER STATISTICS OF PHlLADEL-
PIIIA.
Tbe following figures explain themselves. They
are as complete a. they can possibly be made at
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-25
Democratic County Com
--~.- YentIOm .. .-,

The Democratic Central Committee
of the county, considering expressions
of the last county convention as direc.
tory to them in regard to tle mode Of
selecting candidates, for the county
Offices to be voted fer at the ensuing
October election, have resolved to call
a County Delegate Convention to be
held at she Court House in Macarthur
on Monday July 20th at 8 O'Clock p,
III.
The Democracy ofthe several Town
ships will meet at the several places
of holding elections therein, on Sat
urday july the 1871 between Atbe
hours Of 8 and 5 o'Lock p. II. and ol.
ect Delegates to nominate one Roper
sentative for State Legislature; one
Probate Judge; one county Clerk and
and County Commissioner.
The rates Ufrepresentaton, is one
delegate for every 25 votes cast for
Judge Ranney at the last October eIe.
ction and one delegate for each irac.
tion oyor IL votes.
The following is the number of Gel.
egates to which each township is en-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-25
ARMY NEWS.
Ohio 10 be Invaded.

Governor TOD, on Monday evene
ing, teIegraphed to the Military Com,
mittee OF Marietta, that he had just
received telegram from Governor
PEIRpoNr and Gen. KELLEY, that the
Rebels were coming in force, to Wes-
tern Va, and that Ohio is to be in.
vaded, and ordering troops enrolled
as soon as possible at Marietta.
WASHINGTON, June 10. - Your
special messenger, direct from Gen.
eral lockers Headquarters, brings
the important intelligence that the
enemy had moved upon Centerville,
and in an encounter with our forces
ut that point had defeated them. Gen.
erals Lee and Ewell took possession
on Thursday of Thoroughtare Gap.
General Longstreet is in the neigh
borhood of Leesburg, and is constantly
threatening General Slocum, who is,
however, carefully on his guard agai.
nst surprise. General A. z. Hill is
known to have reached Dumfries OIL
Thursday night, but nothing has been
: ascertained Of his movements beyond
that time.
HARRISBURG, June 90 The rebel
force in Hagerstown this morning,
waS one thousand five hundred cav
,;alry. They have forces concentrated
between Hagerssown and Williams.
port. The report that the reblS are
within two miles OF York, caused a
general stampede this morning; it
proved unfounded and order was res.
fored. From beyond Greencastle our
scouts report no sign Of the enemy.
/, There are between fifty and sixty
companies OF Pennsylvania militia,
and every thing looks more cheerful.
MEMPHIS, June 10, via CAIRO,
Jufs 81. official advices from
.Vieksburs. to the 10th have been re.
ceived. The siege is progrogressing
slowly. Our total loss during the past
]. week is estimated. at less tissan forty
not over eight or ten killed. The
garrison continued vigorous firing Of
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-25
From EllinO'S--PrOrOGatiOn OF the
Legislature by thG Governor.

.. |.....# -. JUNE lUi 1915.
The following General Order No.
was read to both Houses OF the Legis-
lature at half past ten this morning:
"ILtNoIs, ExEoUT1vE DEPARTMENT.
"To tho General Assembly Of the State of Illi-
nois:
Whereas, Or the 9th day of June,
A.D. 1863, the Senate adopted a joint
resolution TO adjourn sine die on said
day, at six o'clock Z. NJ, which
resolution, upon being submitted to
the House OF Representatives on the
same day, was By them amended by
substituting the 22d day of June, ana
tile hour of ten o'clock A M, which
amendment the Senate thereupon re.
fused to concur in; .4.-..
"Whereas. the Constitution of this
State contains the following provision,
to-wit: ...
"SEc. 13, ART. 4. In case Of disa.
greement between the two Houses
with respect to the time Of adjourn.
ment, the Governor shall have power
to adjourn the General Assembly to
such time as he thinks proper, provi.
ded it be not period beyond the next
constitutional meeting OF the same.
"Whereas, fully believe that. lAe
interests OF the State will bo best Gb
served by a speedy adjcurnmeut Tie
past history OF the present Assembly
holding out no REASONABLE nope Of
benefcient results to the citizens Of
the State, or the army in the field,
from its further continuance;
"Now, therefore, in view Of the ex.
listing disagreement between the two
Houses in respect to the time of ad.
jOumment, aud virtue Of the power
vested in lna by the Constitution
aforesaid, |, Richard Yates, Governor
of the State of Illinois, 40 hereby ad.
iourn the General Assembly now in
session to the Saturday next preceding
the first Monday in January, AID.
1865. oga .ss.~ a.as
"Given at Springfield, this 10th
day of June, A.D. 1868.
LSigned] RICHARD YATES,
5.-F : "Governor.n
The Lieutenant Governor pulled
the aforesaid document from his
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-25
A LECTURE
TO YOUNG MEM

Just Published, IN a SsdIed Earslop. Pricss G.,s
A LECTURE on the Nature, Treatment
and Radical Cure Of Spermatorrhea or Sem.
inal Weakness, Involuntary Emissions. Sey-
ual Debility. and impediments to Marriage
generally, Nervousness, Consumption. EHi.
lepsy and Fits; Mental and PHYSICAL Inca.
pacity, resulting from Self-Abuse, &c.--Rv
ROBT. ]. CULVERWELL, NJ. D., Author
Of the Green Book, 8c. ,.9F,-S
The world.renowned author in this adai.
rable Lecture, clearly proves from bis own
experience that the awful consequences Of
Self-Abuse may be effectuall,; removed
without medicine, and withou, danrs,,us
surgical operations, bougies, instrnmant.
rings, or cordials, pointing out 4 moSs Of
cure at once certain and effectual. ,by rhicb
every sufferer, no matter What his eoos;,;on
may be, may cure himself. cheanlv. T,;ss,elv
and radically. This s;.trre w;d pro- nro,s - =
boon ont TO naS., thousands and and tt,ouaa1ds.
sealed sn7'' op t 70 .aa,s., !. = ess s,'s
two postage st,,, "a tie ,,eceiPt OF ,,. ~ w
49,, cc.asdS, BY sd sdGTSSEsS NNE S.cos
, Fob Fob .as| sGSs" i, i, p" otlfs A ~. .:1es
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-25
SHERIFF'S SALE
State of Ohio, Vint0n County.

'Ohn aoo;I .; BACK Court of Common Pleas.
Elmer Jones ct al '"N' ..,....
DY virtue of qn order of sale t, rue directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas, of Vinton
County Ohio, will offer for sale ut the door Of
the Court House, id the town Of Macarthur on
Saturday the 18th day Of July 1868
At the hour of ten o'clock A. NJ, of said day
the following property to wits Being part of
the southwest quarter of Section number tair-
ty-hve, (35,) township number ten, 90, range
number fifteen, (l5O beginning at he east line
of the said quarter at maple tree eleven inches
in diameter, fllty-eight rods and sixteen links
from the southeast corner thence north forty
five degrees west, distant forty-two rods to a
post thence up RaccOon creek so as TO include
two thirds Of said creek, to lands decided by
James McWharter thence south twenty-five
chains and eight-hVc links to the Section line;
thence west five chaius and sixty .oue links (;
thence east forty nine degrees six chains and
forty links to stake thence eighty-si& degrees
north six chains and forty three links; thence
north thirty-two degrees east twenty-five rod
and forty-eight links to tn place ofbegning
eonteining thirty acres bo .he same more or less
Except one half acre decided to John Tidr6N by
said Pierce, together with all the privileges and
appurtenances thereto belonging.
Also eighty acres being the west half of the
north west quarter of the aforesaid section, ex.
eept twenty five acres before decided to George
Hickey on tho side of said eighty acres, allin'
township number ton, (lO,) of range number
fifteen, Is.
Taken as the property of Elmor Jones ct a., ,
to satisfy Judgment Ia favor of John s. Black.
Appraisneht mill property at three thousand
six hundred dollars, (360O.) And an eighty acre
tract appraised at four hundred dollar, (4O0, J
aud must bring two-third of that sum 49,"
TERMS OF SALE, cash in hands.
ARCHl MORRIS.
F.. A. BRATToN atty for Plf Sh'f V.Co.o.
June 18th lS63-5w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-25
ATTENTION SOLDIERS,
AND WIDOWS, AND RELAT TTvES
OF DECEASED SOLDIERS,

The law Of Congress approved July 90 1851 ,
provides for bO unity of 800, 10 all Volunteers
for three years or during the war. In case OF
the deO tn Of a Soldier while in the service, this
bounty, together with all arrears of pay.due the
deceased may be obtained BY his widow or re-
latives as the case may be-
The act of CongresA approved July l4th 1853
gives pension to the following classes Of per-
sons. ...,..
lst. To allinvalds disabled since March 9TH
1861, in the Military or naval Service OF the
I'd. To widows OF officers, Soldiers OF Seaman;
dying of wounds received or Of desesse contrae-
Ted in the Military or naval service.
Sd. To Children under l6 years Of age Of such
deceased persons if there is no widow surviving
or from the time of the widows remsrriage.
4th To mothers of deceased officers or SOL
diers. Provided the deceased left no widows;
| or children under l6 years of age, and provid-
ed said mother was dependant in whole or part
ly upon the labor Of he deceased for support.
9th To sisters under Is years of age, of such
deceased soldiers dependent on the latter who
| lly or in part for her support. Provided there
are no rightful claimants ofthe three last pre-
ceeding classes. The amount allowed in case
Of deceased officers or soldiers ranges fIom
SO, to $50, per month owing to rank Of deceased
| Invalid pensions will depend upon the rank
| and nature % fdthisability not exceeding $50
per monthn any case. -
The undersigned has procured license for thni
purpose, and is now authorized to prosecuss
claims; against the general government in aI
cases arising under tho various sets of Congress
and will give prompt attention to all claims i'd.
trusted to him. No charge for services will be
made where the claim is wholly disalowed.
Macarthur Feby 9Th 1863, B.P HEWITT.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1863-06-25

pocket, and read it to the Senate, and
o copy was announced in the House
by the Governors private Secretary.
Mr.. Hoffman declared the Senate ad.
journed; +; bht the House paid no
attention to the pronunciamento, and
is still in session. 1t is needless to
say that the disagreement contem.
plated in the Constitution has not
arisen, and, ifit had, His Excellency
has no official knowledge Of the fact.
Upon him and his party let the fail.
ure to provide lorthe soldiers, and to
pass other needful Legislation, rest.
SECOND DIsPATCH.
Especial Dispatch to the Chicago Timesl
,T'N~~gr JUNE 10.
After the reading ofthe Governors
order adiourning the General Assem-
bly,, the uouse remaining in session,
the Senate reassembled, Mr.. Under.
wood in the chair, and a joint COM
mittee was appointed to prepare an
address to the people, stating why the
Legislature is not Transacting legiti
mate business, which was done, and
tho address--a very able one, signed
by every Democratic member OF the
House and Senate.
A Committee OF Conference on the
Soldiers Relief Bill reported that they
had agreed upon the State amend.
ments, which were accordingly con.
cured in by the House, when on an
attempt to finally pass the bill, every
Democrat voted for it, but it failed for
want Of quorum. 's
Lieutenant Governor Hoffman de-.
clared publicly, this morning, that the
Governor would veto any bill appfo,
priating money for the soldiers, unless
he was entrusted with its expenditure.
In such case, the poor soldiers would
get little or none, as past history
proves. 81 - y -
The Democratic State Committee
have issued handbill notifying the
people that the Soldiers Relief Bill
has been defeated by the action Of the
Governor, and calling for o grand
subScri ption in money hom the mass
meeting here on the 18th, 1t is thus
hoped that the object so bitterly op'
posed by the Governor, and his allies
in the Legislature, may yet be realized
in spite Of him, and the Democracy
will see that The contributions on tfat
day will be liberal, and worthy the
great party who give, and the gallant
soldiers who receive, the aid so much
needed. Let Democrats, who can
not come, send their subscriptions by
their neighbors who do come, that
the army and the world may see to
whom really belongs the title Of the
soldiers friends.
The SAME members, while utterly
denying the right Of the Governor to
adjourn or prorouge tho Assembly,
find Themselves poweress to enact
ueedful legislation, the Republicans
having left them without a quorum.
They accordingly retired from tue
hall without adjournment. The peo.
pic Of the State will fix the response.
blIity for this miserable partisan jug.
glery where it justly belongs.