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For Beaufisying the Coupt.xtos,

and charming retrean OF westcheser county-r,ke tis
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17

There has been heavy firing near
j Jacksonville, Florida. 1t was expec'
ted that the Coniederates wonld make
an attack on Jacksonville
Tho steamer Jura had arrived
from Liverpool. The London Times
deuounces General Banks order, in
relation to slavery in Louisiana, as
the establishment OF a s1rIdom with
ont the name.
President Lincoln has Issued his
proclamation ordering the drafting OF
200, 900 mole men to supply the iorte
required to be- drafted for the navy,
ard to provide an adequate reserve
force Tor all contingencies. The drail
takes place as soon after the 18th o
April as practicable, and the Govern
lmcnt bountie6 are 20 be paid unit
, April l,t, 1T which time the addition
al bounties cease. On and after tha
date 500 bounty only will be pal
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17

order is that hereafter, no more con-
Hdence will be placed in any declara.
tiOn from the War Department that a
draft is at hand. 1t may call for trool 8
and affix its quota to States and coun
ties, and the residents. of the same
will coolly place their hands in their
pockets and go their way happy and
easy as to any result. THOSE who de
sire to ohlst actuated either by patri-
otism or the possession Of the Govern
ment bounty, can do so, but the less
said hereafter ABOUT a draft the bet
ter for that high position which it is
supposed a thoroughly republican
people should maintain. No person,
hereafter will believe that draft is to
| take place. What volunteering car
be done will be done, but it will have
no effect to suspend over the people
the threat Of draft upon certair
day, for il will be regarded as "a play
cd out institution"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
sHERlFF'S SALE.
of Ohio, VintOa Codnty.

State Of Ohio, ViatOn COanty.
Josiah Baker, Pltf In Court ,s, Of
John Swain ct al. Defts.| ordOr of sale
to the cofimand of an order Of
sale in the above cause to nId directed from
the Court of Common Pleas, ofthe aforsaiI Voun-
tv of Vinton, | will offer at public sale, at the
joor Of the Court House, in the Town Of Near
thur. in aforesaid County Of Vihton, OIL
~ Friday the 18th day ofAprH 1864,
between the hours often o'clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock p. NJ, of saiG day, tho following
the Southwest quarter of Section number
tIirty three, (33, in Township number nine;
10 lof Range nu mber nineteen, (l9,) and also
tbe east half of the northwest quarter OF the
soutb-west quar- ter of Section thirty three in
Townsf in number nine, (9,) Of Range number
nineteen, (l9, containing sixty acres. Also the
west half of the northwest quarter Sf the
south west Quarter dissection number thirty
three. I33.) containing twenty acres more OF
less. And also the northeast quarter OF inc
south cast quarter of Section number thirty -twC
I3g ! IN Township number nine, 90 OF Range
number nineteen, (l9,) containing torty acres
Taken as the property of Jo&n Swain enS :
wife. to satisfy Judgment in favor OF JOSIAH
Baker. .'. r.E' ~, on -.
at six hundred dollars, (SGO0,) the 20 acre lo
ot o,e hundred and filty-fve dollars, l$l5o,
and the 40 acre lot two hundred and fifty dol
lar, (25O,) and must bring two-thirds OF tina
sui TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
w ARCH. NORRIS, Shf. Y. Coo.
March 1O,-64-5w BY VIM. GoLDD epty
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
NEWS IFEEs CLIPPINGS.

The Conference Of tho Methodist
Episcopal Church, in Baltimore, by
vote Of As to 10, has openly made
politics an article in their religion,
and will not recognize as d church
member any body not loyaIist.
General Rosccran5 has issued al
order in Missouri, requiring all per
SUNS attending religious bodies tc
take more stringent oath Of aliegi
ance. Old Abe is determined to run
the churches.
The Ohio House Of Representatives
has agreed to adjourn on the Goth Of
March to the second Tuesday OF De-
cember.
We are to have another call lcr
100000 or 300, 900 men, 20 be raised
by c)useription.
1t is said that General VIM. F
Smith will take command OF the ar
my Of the Potomac, in place oI
Meade.
General Gilmore, in reply to Gene,
raj Haleck's Interrogation as to
whose authority he undertook the
Florida expedition, says-Presiden
Lincoln's order.
Mar. IA. Passengers by last nights
trains state that reports were current
in Washington, when they lett, tha
France has recognized the Southern
Uonfederacy. The Government hat
not yet made any public denial o
these rumors.
Our loss in Me late battle in Flor
ida reaches l 800.
Laat Tuesday the firing ceased OF
Fort Sumter and Charleston.
General Meade's friends are max
ing great exertious to have him re-
taincd in the command of the Army
of Potomac, but their chances o
success are very slim.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17

Rooms oY DEMOCRATIC STATE CENTRAL
CoMMITTEE,
CQLUMBUs, ONO, February G, lSO4. J
70 the Democracy Of Ohio !;
You are hereby notified that the
Democratic State Central COMMITTEES
has designated Wednesday, the 23d
day of March, 1864, as the time ior
holding tho next Democratic State
Convention, in the city Of Columbus,
for the purpose of olecting four doie-
gates, fur the State at large, to the
Democratic National Convention
which will be held in the city OF CHI
cago, beginning on the 4th day o
July next and of nominating a can
didatc for each Of the following Offices
to wit:
Secretary of State;
Judge Of the Supreme Court;
Attorney General;
School Commissioner
Member Of tho Board OF Public
Works. ..
The Democratic voters Of the sew
eral counties within this State are re
rpectiu'ly requested to proceed to ap
poirt delegates to represent them il
said convention, on the foIIowln!
basis:
One delegate for each county, an'
an additional delegate for every fiv
hundred votes cast for Hon. CLEMEE
l.. VALLANDIGHAM, for Governor a
the last Octl Der election, and 10
every fraction OF two huBdrcd an
fifty votes and over, one additioDa
delegate.
This gives Vinton County 4 deIeg
AtCs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
OniTagc upon MT. George spence
OF Springfield.

From the Springfield, tO.) Democrat, 10th.
Our towsman, George Spence, Esq
was shameiulIy treated oy tho SOL
diers, Aboltioniits and niggels OF
that sweet scented town, Xenia, on
Saturday last, because he is a Demo
crat. Having business there before
the Court, he left on Saturday morn
ing, and was followed by a soldier
from this place, who got up the mob
Mr.. Spence was dragged through the
streets from the Hivling House, where
he stopped, by this mixed crowd,
and was taking tie Pro
tato Judges office, where the
"oatlI" was administered by mem
Der of the Twelfth Ohio-the Probate
Judge declining TO Go it, telling the
soldiers that le knew Mr. Spence
aud that he was as loyal a man as
there was in Xenia. Democrats who
nave business in this God for5aken
town, should go prepared Q,sdefend
themselves from the insults aid vipl.
cuce Of that niggerlOving community
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
S6RRIFF'S SALE.

Stdtiof Ohio, TfKon Comfy.
Robert Christy, Plth, In Conrt OF
against Common Pleas
Sanford r. Bowen ct al Defls.s Order Of salo
DURSUkNT to the command Of an order OF
sale In the above cause to me directed from
Inc Court of Common Pleas, Of the aforesaid
County of Vinton. will otter ut public sale, Mt
III @ doorof the Court llonse, n the town
in aforesaid County Of Ninton, on
Friday the i5h day Of April 1864,
bctwcen the hours often ocOck, A. NJ, and
Sonr o'clock, p NJ, Of said day, ihe following
nroper,y to-wit The south-Oast quarter ofthe
Ff'pth-east quarter aud the east half Of tho
southeast quarter Of Section number thirteen,
in Township Dumber eleven of Range number
.cve,tecn, and tho northwest quarter of Sec
ian number thirty-f four, in Town,hip number
ten of Range number sixteen, and also tho
sonth-west quarter Of Section number thirty
four in Township number ten, Of Range num-
her sixteen Estimated 10 contain four hundred
and sky three acres more or less.
Ordered to be sold as the property Of Sanford
r. Bowen, to satisfy II Judgment III favor Of
| Robert Chlisty.
App aised at Eigh. thousand three hundred
and thirty-fuur dollars, and must bring Two
thirds ofthat sum
TERMS Of SALE. cash in hand
AR ClI NORRIS Slff. v Co. o.
! March TO- -64--5w. WM Coin, DcPiy'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
G, l.. YALLANDiGHAM~El
from The Cincinnati Times Of suturIay,l
cry truly
Suspension of the Draft,

Suspension Of the Draft
We have now an official notico that
the draft has been again suspended.
This is the third time this policy Las
been re8ortcd to, and, however agree.
able it may be to the people to know
that they are not to be forced into the
field its result is that it is fast sappinI
the confidence which some moths
sinco existed III the Administration.
Whrther the late edjct has any thing
to do with the approaching election
we can not say-all we know is that
1.-THE entire country is becoming well
convinced Of the vaciliaton OF the au.
Ilhorities at Washington, or else that
Ithcy are t:ihing with the community
to an intXcusable degree. A calLwas
made in 1862, backed by a threat that
unless the required number of men
vas furnished Voluntarily, a draft
was t) be made; another call III 1868,
with the promise OF another draft on
a specified day; and now thirJ, set
positively for March 10th, is again in
t definitely postponed while more troops
: are needed to fill up the depleted
5 ranks Of an army from which much
is expected in the coming campaign.
6 We know of no more effe3'ual
4 method which could have been resor-
ted to by the Administration, by
! which to destroy the last vestig3 OF
{ confidence in the ability Of the Execu
tive to fill his position, or his deter
: mination to carry oat his published
E. designs. Month after month the draft
has heon held like a rod OF terror over
Z tAe people. A portion Of the COM
munity have Struggled manfuIly with
) the load that has been imposed upon
them, they have contributed largely
: Of their means; while others have
I stood idly by, believing confidently
y and with reason, that the Government
would shrink from the responsibility,
2 and as they openly avowed, dare not
= make the draft" a.
r Their assertions have proved true.
At the eleventh hour the dignity Of
{ the Administration recoils from win
e dication Of its Authority, and fails to
|. make good the order which if issued
at all, should been given to the
G public with the determination that it
= was to be enforced to the letter of the
e law The order countermanding the
e draft, can be Regarded only as an i'm
position upon those whe have given
8 of their means to furnish soldiers for
D the army, under the impression thai
4 the Administration really was iI earn
4 est in the accomplishment OF its avow
+. I'D mentions,
Il The finale consequent to this laSI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
SuERIFF'S SALE.
Stale of Ohio, VintOn County,


Reynolds Hixon Pitts. In Court Of
against Common fleaa
John Gill * ,
Milton Burlcy,. Delts. Vendi No
DURSUANr to the command of IN of order
/ sale in tho above cause to me directed from
the Court of Common l'lea$ of the aforesaid
county of Vinton, will offer at public salo at
the door of the Court House, in the Town oil Nc
Arthnr, in aforesaid c1anty of inton, on
Saturday The 23rd day Of April 1864,
Between the hours of ten O'Clock, A. NJ, and
four o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, tho following
property, to wit; In lot number eighty-one,
Isl ,1in the Town of Macarthur Vinton Coun
ty Ohio. go,
Taken as the property Of John Gill anj
Milton Burley, to satisfy judgment in favor
Of Reynolds and Hixon.
Appraised at two hundred dollars, enc
must bring two thirds of that sum.
RERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
ARCH. NORRIS, Sbf. V. Go. D.
March l7th, l8G4-5w WM. GOLD, Deputy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
Great Outrage in Day tou-The ofiieo Of
the Empire Riddlud,

lNt EaNtftiI hihui'N'
Another Of those ac's Of lawless-
ue-s AMI crime have become 50 ire-
qucnt, and which indicate how entire
" .he public mind has become demon
allied and debased. took place in Day
ton yesterday. A number Of iurIongh
ed soldier went to the office of theI
Empire, the Democratic organ, and
riddled it. Although the leader Of
these men assumed the entire respon.
siOility Of the act, It is not difficult
to sec bvhiRd him the real authors
These sold,es have derived thoir their
information Of the Empire from the.
MISREPRESENTATION of the Abolition
Headers, and were undoubtedly instl'
gated by them TO the commission oI
an act that the latter were too COW
ardIy themselves 20 pcriolm.
We do not think any commentary
| is needed upon such acts as this
Every calm and rational man can see
where they lead, and can discover the
seeds OF violence that they are SOW
ing iu community, which vii! pro
duce, ere long, the most bloody and
destructive fruits.
1t is very certain that all such acts
of mob violence, OF outtages upoI
freedom of epeech and OF the press
strengthen the party againsts whom
they are direc.ed-the Democratic ol
ganizarion, who it is vainly supposed
can be crushed ont by them. W.
warn the gentlemen Of the Republi-
can party Of this TACT. They arc al
lowing a policy to be pursued that il
covering them with shame and dis
grace, and which the tide Of time vii
not eiIace from the pages OF history
Those violent and outrages attempts
to destroy the liberty of the Demo
cratic press, when the Republican;
have two to our one in tic State ant
country, only shows the desperate
straits their party is driven to, an(
will awaken the natural and patriotic
o notions OF every true lover oIlibe t
throughout the land. 1t will, as sur
as there is a inst God, recoil with ter
rible retribution upoh the heads o
the real authors. There ls an instinct
i've love Of justice IN all men, no ma
ter h9w much they may be prcjudice
in the hour Of passion, that will, i
their reflective Monuments, c2ndem
y all such infamous acts.
1t is a policy that tends bat to
surely to the overthrow Of all tt
i guarantees Of life, liberty and prope
C ty by which we have been surroun'
9 ed, and surrender ug 10 unrostrainC
anarchy and Eccns..
Cju. Eaq"trer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
.SIIERlFF"S SALE.
STATE OfOhi0, Kinton County.

STATE OF OhlO, Vlnt"h county,
Neil Il Ebcrheart, Pitts. In urt OF
against %. Compoh fleaS
John Shreckengaust &DoOs
j, g, 2. Brown, On Executlou'
PURSUANT to tho communal ofan order OF
i sale in the above cause to me directed non,
the Court Of Common Pleas, Of the HtoIS"ia
County af Vinton. ! will offer at public snle, az
the door Of the Court House, in the lowh ol
Macarthur, in alorSaid County Of Vinton, on
Saturday the 2ad day Of April 1851
Between the hourso of ten O'Clock. A: NJ, aud
four O'Clock p. NJ, Of said day the following
property, to-wit: ln-lot number two nnnuie"
and twonty-slx, (22G,) in the Town Of McAr"
thur Vnton Cognty Ohio.
Taken az the property ofJ. C:P. hTTwh'
to satisfy u judgment in favor Of Neil ~ Lpc'-
heart.
Appraised at Hvo hundred and 6Ay dollars
$3.50 and must bring tvo-third oi that sum-
! TERMS OF SALE, cash in hand.
| 7"T ARCH. NORRIS, ShE. V. Coo
| Feb. 25, 1s6i-5w. WM' GOLD deputy
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
.NW7TICE

William Bnughman Esqr, will take no.
tice that Thornton Providiuse has this day
deposited with the undersigned money To
pay for the retention of the northwest part
east half north east Of section number 23
Township number Range number 10 solo
for the nonpayment ofroXss and penalty
due thereon A N COhAD
March 3. 1864, Aud. 20. y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
The NEOb at DAYTON 1.

The Democracy of Dayton, at their
Convention for the nomination Of city
officers passed the following resolu'
ton:
"Re8olced, BY the Democracy Of
Dayton, in Convention assembled,
that we utterly condemn all efforts a
the suppression OF free speech and
free press, either by arbitrary power
OF brute force, and'that the Democrats
of Dayton will if need be, defend
their press, their persons, and their
property ut all hazards, aud that We
now give due notice to shoddy patri.
OTIS and inceudiary advisers, OF this
our solemn purpose, that they may
Iuso their influence to preserve the
peace aud prevent the destruction o
property aud the shedding Of blood,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
State Convention.

The Democrats of Vinton County
are requested to meet at Macarthur on
Saturday. Wnch 10Th 1864,
AT O'Clock Z. NJ, to nominate de-
legutes to attend the Democratic
State Convention ut Columbus On the
23d inst. -
BY order Of the ..
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL CoNMuITEE
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
Slth advertisements.
CARPENTERS! CARPENTERS J!

Wanted immediatly at Zalaski
Vinton County Ohio, ION the line OF
Marietta IL Cincinnati Railroad) }
HOUSE CARPENTERS, to whom
good wages will be paid.
Apply at the Office Of the Zaleski
Company
FRANCIS j. UESELTlNE
Managing Director
March 17ih 1S64,-3w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17

SUDDEN RISE IN WooL,-Pompey
Sip, Ise glad you drapt in. |
bought old Massa's estate down to
Bayou Sara Yesterday, and | want
hands to work it. What wages do
you want, Sip9
Scipio-Tank You for muffin, Pomp;
Ise got confSticated estate myself
| has and | came over here from de
auction to offer you de situation OF
oberseer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
NOTICE
samuel Walkers Estate.

On the 9Th day of March in the year 1884 tho
Probate Court of Vin,nn county, Ohio, declaT-
ed the estate Of Samuel Walker deceased, TO
be probably in'oNenl, Creditors are therefore
reouirrd to present their ciuimS against tho
estate 10 the Undersigned for allowance, with
IT, six months from the the time above nention'
cd or they will not bo entitled to payment.
JOHN STEVENS Adm. Of
,Io.,l 7,b 1894 qw SamuG Walker dec
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17

JIM LANE ON TIE KANSAS LEGIs
LArURE AND GOVERNOR CARNEY. -
The Kansas Legislature recently elect
ed Governor Carney to the United
States Senate. In a recent speach
made by Jim Lane, at Topeka, he
thus "howls" over his defeat
"Assembed on the 18th day oil
January, A, D. 1864, they (the Leg
islaturc) organized by electing my en-
emies to all the important Offices.
And then and there, in Topeka, the
capital Of kansss-Kansas redeemed,
converted anil baptized by me, Jim
Lane-they endored into a scheme Of
hellish villainy, more blackening
with 'usurpation' and fraud than any
other thing history has ever chroni-
cled and after twenty nine days o.
accursed drunkenness, hellish deb
auchery and infamous bribery, they
did there reaching the climax o
corruption-~consummate, admidst thu
widest bowling of men made tiendI
by the continual effect and influence
Of the whisky furnished by that pr'
slavery grocery lie per, Tom Carney
elect him, Tom Carney, to the United
States Senate. Great God = IA
Why, Jim, Jim, jim! How dar
You talk that way about loyal people
Aren't you ashamed Of yourself
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1864-03-17
Governor !9rumlette In Regard TO Enlist
ncnt Of Slaves.

lnCHL VI SIhhCSs
FRANKFoRr, Ky, March 12. 1t is
understood that Governor Bramlelt
has addressed remonstrance to the
President respecting the enrolment
and enlistment OF slaves in Kentucky
and has notified the President that
he will execute the laws Of Kentucky
against all who attempt to take slaves
from their owners without their con
sent. He claims that Kentucky has
furnished more than lity thousand O
her sons to defend the Government
and is willing to furnish still more o.
all that is allotted to her; that she has
proven her loyalty, and must be trea
I'd as such, and the laws, constitu-
tioralIy included, must be respected