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THE COMING DRAFT-IMPORTANTN NOTICE TO ALL
Sss further cali is likely Sc By President
II NJ. : ss a
all quotas are based upon The enrolment Z. y evident
enrolment 70 is proper Standard y y tue
Although appeals have hitherto been citizens
shown y public d.caarss y duty T. this
Nc
BY q the War Department the
The hercuissu labor Of
and both = The people and The m
M and every citizen owes alike 70 himself
sni:itSn for me 0f mi. o6ec. sompsts
s; WIN be printed and furnished to every enrolled citizen
This win prevent the which who are
S made that they dd mot know s
2 that those liable and enrolled shall be put
Every person enrolled requested gigantic
oor which we have undertaken BY complying with the fol-
ss 81 he ss :ss
81 sa III ssss ss who s Be-
aa5shas once Cha. the BE stricken from the ron
tous any IL that the person Indicated
Hsrshas Office that The name may Be stricken from he roll
g. s
nas exempt person himse that the nams may DO stricken
The following are the causes Of Exemption
Over fortyfve years Of age.
BEING an alien and never having voted.
Having furnished substitute in anticipation OF the
6 Having been drafted and furnished . substitute.
6 Having been drafted and paid Communication.
Having been drafted and received certificate Of psrna
Bsing permanently physically disqualified.
Having served two years In the army or navy during
Ne present war and been honoraby discharged.
AZ addition 70 this 20 far A. possible every enrolled man
Propery enrolled taken or and to add those not but
As this effort 10 correct and enrol
nsn 10 70 the interest Of every person give correct and
any all questions which may he put
snsm and all persons declining 20 answer Or giving false
This probably the attempts which will be made
ssecessn the operation every this city aud
county In absolutely required: .
The government officials have svinced disposition 70
therefore through The ndsposton and apathy pub
lie who most concerned this effort 70 correct the
enrolment above and further excessive quotas are
cni people Of this city and county win be themselves
sesponsibe and they will have none but themselves 70
c. GODFREY GUNruER, Mayor
MATTHEW T BRENNAN Comptroller.
WILLIAM N. TWEED, Supervisor.
2S nIIsSoNN ELY ySE6 sSps suns9ri.or
CORNELIUS CORsON, CHIEF OF Enrolling Bureau
EIsoN B5TST fha Aun. 9 S ms%Dss
AIv YORK. Dec. 4. 1863
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EXPRESSES.

RURNHAMs FURNITURE ExpRrss-oFFTcs IFS
- West Eleventh street near sirth Psnofores,
sstuary, furniture tored and shipped all Of the
world: Families moved In city and county. Furniture
otQred uoney loaned
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NEW YORK MONTHLY
WORKING wOMENis ADVOCATE
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free copi. but several copies sent on the receipt Of 2
Addre" MISS Kate y Boyd, boz tE New York Post once.
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AZ NOTICE.

MAMMOTH CATTLE.-oN EXHIBITION, COLUMBUS
WI and Americas the largest pair of in
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evening this commencing Monday Jan 49, at 3i6
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L,OR sALE-sTocK, FIXTURES AND GOOD WILL OF
u Fancy Goods and Trimming Store doing good bust
located In oil the best thorOughares
immediately sickness the only for selling Call on
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1865-01-25

C10 TX PER roN-rIRsT QUALITY or FURNACE
plO ~ Coal; Egg and stove, 81; we'll screened from
under cover ZOO pounds Or forfeiture bill Apply At A3
Bewery, \. ThEADWEIALA Agent
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

of words and an Insult to argue this
question further. You are all oppos>
ed to Negro Equality in all its shapes
and heartily indorse the words Of
yonr inVincible commander, old
Tecumseh Sherman, that the Ne
groes are not fitted for tho exercise
Of tie elective franchise. | want
them to get fair price for their la
Dor, but do not think they are fit
to take a part in the legislation Of
he country" How, soldiers and
loyal citizens, can this new Negro
agitation be'stoppedl How can we
prevent the dls'racting strife to which
It may give rise, and which may be
prolonged for years to Gomez The
answer is brief and sufficient. De-
eat" Gen. Cox "and his Ticket, in
October next, and Negro suffrage
1gtatiou in" Ohio "will be numbered
gith the things that were" ,"-[Ohio
Statesman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
Death of Ex-Governor
MediIl.

Ex-Governor William Medil! dieC
at his resideco, in Lancaster, Ohio,
on Saturday afternoon, September
I'd. He had beer afflicted with par,
alysis OF the extremeties, during the
past year. lie was a man Of marked
abilities, strict integrity, and OF
great purity Of character both in
public and private life. In politics,
be was an unwavering Democrat,
entrusted by the party with many
positions Of honor and responsibility,
and never betrayed its contiden ce,
nor faltered in the honest discharge
Of his duty.
From the Ohio Statesman, we
learn Mr. Mediil was born in the
State of New Jersey, and came to
Ohio about the year 1929 or 1880.
and settled in Lancaster, where he
has since resided. He was mem
Der O. the Ohio Legislature, of which
body be was chosen speak er. Ee
was a member of the Constitutional
Convention which framed the present
Constitution Of Ohio, and presided
over its deliberations. In 1851, be
was elected Lieutenant Governor on
the Democratic ticket, and in 1868
was elected Governor by large ma
jority, over Nelson Barriere, the last
Wing candidate for Governor in
Ohio. Under Buchanan's Admins.
trstion, he hold the position oI
Comptroller of the Treasury. Ports
mouth Times.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

UOn the 18th inst, Governor
Anderson declared the Office of the
Treasurer Of State vacant, and had
the Treasurer, G. Volney Dorsey,
arrested for embezzlement, &c. All
right! Any man that would slander
General jackson as he did, 10 q
speech to the Ohio Legislature last
winter, will steal; and those men
who upneld his lies lies last winter
are not much better.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
Negroes in Sullivan COun-
ty, Indiana.

The citizens Of Sullivan county
Indiauna, held mass meeting at the
Court House in Sullivan, on the 10th
u!t., on the subject ofthe everlasting
negro, and passed the following res
olutions;
"WHEREAs, The thirteenth arti
Gle Of the Constitution of Indiana
prohibits the Immigration of negroes
into the State, was adopted as a
separate proposition by an unprece-
dented majority; and, whereas, we
have lately had an influx of a num-
Der Of negroes in our midst, in direct
violation of law: therefore
RESOLVED, That we are in favor
of a stlict enforcement of the laws OF
the State, enacted to carry out said
article of the Constitution, and here
by instruct our civil officers to prose =
cute all who violate said law.
RESOLVED, That the chair appoint
q committee of vigilance in each
township, whose duty it shall be to
fenit out all violations Of said article
in their respective townships, and
make complaint to the proper Off
GERS.
By motion and second, the differ.
eut townships in Sullivan county, are
requested to call meetings for the
purpose of keeping up their commit
tees, and adopting any legal plan they
think best, to vindicate and carry
out the above named thirteenth arti-
Gle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

Of the Stat s and rights Of the people,
cannot be seduced by hopes Of power,
nor driven by fear OF consequences to
that position now. 1t demands moth
ing which is not prescribed in the
Constitution, it will be satisfied with
nothing less, i! will be unselfsh and
earnest in its support, it will be de-
termined aud active in it's opposition.
it rises above party aims, it 6anishes
party aspirations, it will be true to
him, whoever he may be, who will
b true to the Constitution and the
country,
The questions now in controversy
touch tie very organization OF the
Federal Government. They revive
the old theories of confederation and
consolidation. They are hidden
under spurious and deceptive names
Reconstruction, as our opponents
use the word, means not the reetora
tion of the Union, but reconstruction
Of the Constitution, charge in the
frame work of the Government, and
every change proposed is in iiminu-
ton of the States, and aggrandize-
ment Of the Federal Government
Delay in Reconstruction means that
military Governments are to be used
to effect them. The tendency OF
war is TO consolidation. We must
resist it. Ii will lead to despotism
Local self-government, the rights Of
the Ststes, confederation. These are
the only hope OF liberty. Our fathers
saw this, and they formed a confed-
Grafton. In few and simple words
they established the test OF all ques-
t!ons. "All powers not delegated
are reserved" Let us bring all tc
this test. Let US solve them by it
and as tar as human wisdom can ei-
feet it, we escape al. dangers Shal
we change that test nowl Shall VIZ
destroy the Statesl Shall we impair
their powers9 Are we wiser, more
patriotic, more honest than our IA
thersl No. Let us restore the
Government as they made it. They
gave us q blessing; let US beware tha
we do not make it a curse.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

constitutional. 1t is believed the
Court OF Appeals will approve the
decision. The Expatriation Law was
the one that attempted to disfranchise
men for their action during the late
var by a mere act of the Legislature.
Governor Hamilton, of Texas, has
issued a proclamation, taking the
initiatory steps for a State ConvenN
ton in that State, to restore Texas tc
the Union.
Three million eight hundred thou
sand acres Of land have been entered
under the Homestead Law, in the
month Of August, at La Crosse, Wis
cousin.
We bave a slightly favored &C
count, by telegraph, Of the killing OIL
a Captain Of negros at Savannah, BY
three young men. His name was
ueisler. He was too intimate with {
colored mistress Of one OF the young
men, aud they shot him. They
were arrested for the act.
A Conservative majority has beer
returned to the Constitutional Con
vention in South Carolina. Among
the number is General Wade Hamp
ton.
The people have been taxed tlE
past week under the internal revenu.
S13,OOO,OOO.
John G. Breckenridge, Mr. Helm
and Jacob Thompson have arrive.
in France.
The Treasurer Of State, was arres
ted on Monday last, at Columbus, OF
a criminal warrant charging hiu
with "breeches OF trust and embez-
element" The Sheriff, in making
the arrest, was accompanied by Gev.
Anderson. The Treasurer was moi
disposed to surrender either the keyl
of the safe or the Office. The for,
mer was arranged by the Governor
taking charge Of one of the keys OI
the safe, and Mr. Dorsey Of the 9th
er. The Office was declared vacant
by the Governor, in a public notice,
in accordance with the law in such
cases made and provided. Mr. Dor
sey will contest the right Of the
Governor to declare the Office of the
Treasurer vacant, and will apply fol
a writ ot quo acarantO next week,
on the meeting of the Supreme
Court.
Chase, Greeley, Bntler & Uo., are
to be present at a Negro Convention
soon to be holden at Raleigh.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
Duck or No Dinner.

There is just now a great exertion
being made to get up soldiers din
ners and festivals, for the purpose Of
having our soldiers harrangued by
John Sherman, a candidate for U. s,
Senator, or Bob Schenck, for the
same. 1t is the old dodge to get
their negro suffrage and negro equal
ity notions Grained down your throats.
Why don't they sail under their true
colors, and give out notice of a
Mulatto- Republican Abolition Meet
ing, and not, under false pretenses,
attempt to gull the people thus
Remember, soldiers, and veterans
particularly, that these same men re-
fuse you what is your just due? to-
wit: The 500 Local Bounty that 10
justly due you and ought to be paid.
Remember that they don't care
whether you and your families can
get a dinner at home or not, if they
can only catch your votes. Is not
this the truth9 Again, remember
that you are taxed to pay 7-3O Bonds
in the hands of these men in Near
thur, to the sum of about $4,000
now owned by men in our town.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

UGeD. Cox, while running for
the highest civil Office in the State
carries out the execution of two citi-
zens of Ohio, whom he knew there
was no more authority for putting to
death than ifthe order had had been
issued by the Dey of Algiers. He
lent himself to the Administration to
overthrow the laws and to dishonor
the State OF which he asphes to be
the head. He showed that, If elected
Governor, he would be a mere
satrap OF Edwin M. Stanton. .-[Oin-
cinnati Enquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
Cox Unpopular.

A returned veteran wants to know
Of US, what is the reason the ladies
of the Leagues" do not hurrah for
Cox as they did for Brought We
can not tell. Is it because the ladies
are opposed to Coke This looks
ominous. We have not heard a
single lady hurrah for Cox.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

FELroN's CASH RE.-Our towns.
man, Mr. FELTON,, has bought out tue
stock Of Mr. Geo. B. Will, and will
continue the Goods business in all its
departments, at old stand. Mr..
FELTON, is now in the city Filling up
his stock, and his friends and Gus
toners will lind a stock second to
mono in the country, at prices that
will give entire satisfaction.
Remember that "a new broom
sweeps clean;" and if you want
bargain, call at Felton's !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
The News.

Judge Doniphan, of the Coving.
ton Circuit, has decided the Ken.
lucky Expatriatiou Law to be un.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
ATTENTION, SOLDIERS | |

| wish to say to our returning soldiers,
widows, and heirs of deceased soldiers.
that will attend to getting their Back
Pay, Bounties, and Pensions, and Local
BOu mites also, for all who were impris-
oned in Southern prisons commutation in
money for their rations whilst imprisoned
and three months extra pay; and | will at
tend to the collection Of all other claims
On the United States or State OF Ohio
Fee for each application--from IS to Sl0
lowing to the trouble and expense Incur.
red. E. A. BRATTON,
Macarthur, Ohio.
july l3. 1865,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
PROBATE NOTICE.

TT B. and Jane Dunkle, Executor and Ex-
liz ocutrix of the Estate Of Eli Dunkle, late
Of Vinton County Ohio, deceased, have fled
their accounts and vouchers, for inspection
and final settlement, and that the same will
stand for hearing in the Probate Court Of
sinton County, Ohio, on the 10Th day Of Sep
tember, AID. 1865.
RICHARD CRAIG,
August "a, ,ls65-3W Probate Judge.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
A Serious Question.

A correspondent from Grove
Springs, Kentacky, writes US busi>
nesP letter, in which he says:
"All my able field hands are gone.
The superannrated men and women
and children, 10 be supported, are at
home. How is it to be done with
my white family, is what causes
most anxiety"
This is the problem which is for.
ced upon the country by the abolition
of slavery, and it is one ~e should
like to see the vdvocstes of that
measure solve. Their remedy ap-
pears to be to build up a great negro
boarding house, to be supported by
The white tax payers Cincinnati
Enquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
DEMOCR ATIC STATE TICKET.
ELEonoN-TuEsDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1865.


FOR GOVERNOR,
GENERAL GEORGE w. MORGAN,
of Knox County.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM LANG,
of Seneca County.
sUPBrME JUDGE, GULL TEgMD
PHIL ADELPH VAN TRUMP,
of Fairfield County.
SUP CINE JUDGE, (vAcANcY)
jH0MAS M. KEY,
Of Hamilton County.
TREASURER OF STATE,
GEORGE SPENCE,
of Clarke County,
ATTORNEY GEN ERAL,
D. NJ. WILSON,
of MGhoning County.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
H. II. BARNEY,
Of Pickaway County.
BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CHARLES E. BOESiL,
ofAuglaize County.
sLERK OF SUPREME CURT,
DANIEL. So DANA,
of Vinton County.
D.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
Treasurer Dorsey Blown
Sky High!

The State Journal, 0he Ropubli-
can organ of Ohlo,) Of September 6,
contains the report Of Mr. p. Odlin
and VIM. Henry Smith, Secretary Of
State, as special examiners of "the
condition Of the State Treasury
The character Of that report, which
is long and full of figures, can be
accurately obtained from the follow
ing editorial notice Of it by the State
Journal:
CONDITION OF TIE STATE TREASURY
REPORT OF EXAMINERS.
We publish this morning a Re-
port Of Hon. Peter -Odlin, of Dayton,
and William Henry Smith, Secretary
of State, Special Examiners under
the independent Treasury Law oI
Ohio, upon the condition of the State
Treasury in June last. This publ
cation is made in obedience to an
order left by Governor Brcugh with
his Private Secretary, previous 10 his
departure from cur city on the Goth
of June, to his home in Cleveland,
on account Of premonitions of the
terrible suffering which caused his
death. The Report was not concu-
ded and signed until the last week in
August, and was then forwarded to
Governor Brough at Cleveland, but
his physical prostration was such as
to forbid the communicating to him
Of its contents. 1t was returned to
Columbus for publication, and was
placed in the care of a copyist for
that purpose, when the news of the
death of the death Of the Governor
suspended work upon it until the
obsequies of the Chief Magistrate had
been observed.
The allegations and expositicns' OF
this report will astonish the public,
1t presents full balances on all funds
belonging to the State, and declares
that no deficit exists in any fund !.
but it exposes the humiliating fact
that the Treasurer Of State has abus.
ed the trust reposed in him by the
people of Ohio has outraged the
confidence OF the party by which he
was chosen Treasurer, and has vic.
lated the law which he swore to obev
when he entered upon the duties of
Office. These allegations a.e--
1. That by means Of a special
coin deposit somebody is making in
terest from the money of the Stale.
Q. That assets f9unl in the Treas.
ury were not of the character requir.
ed by law.
8. That large unauthorized bal.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

"Watches can be repaired and
Musical instruments put in order, by
calling on William Wol'z, in the
"llulbert Buildings" His card is
in another column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
G. W. j. WOLFF,
"a REPAIRER OF
&.ah WATCHES, CLOCKS,
AND
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT,
HULBERTS BUILDINGS,
McARTHUR, OHIO.

tB- The Mason q Hamlin Cabinet Oogans,
forty different styles, adapted to sacred and
secular music, for $50 to $500 each. Thirty
five Gold and Silver Medals, or other first pre-
m iums awarded them. Illustrated catalogue
free. Address, MASON & HAMLIN, Boston,
or MASON BROTHERS, New York.
sept.l4-65-ly
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14
OBllaAllUAl SqAlllll9,

Auditor Of VtOn county. Ohio ending
compliance with
the the receipts disbursements
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-09-14

DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-11

STEAMSHIP COMMUNICATIONS BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND THE NoRTH.-We see daily
announcements in the Northern papers of
the contemplated resumption of the various
steamer lines running to this port before the
war, and the organization of new companies
with the same object in view. We have al
ready announced the revival of several of
the old lines, and heartily welcome the in
dications of prosperity they foreshadow.
Arrangements are now making in Bslti-
more and New York, as we learn from the
press of the former city, for the establish
ment of new line of steamers to run reg
ularly between the ports Of Richmond and
Baltimore, stopping at Old Point, and prob
ably at Norfolk and Portsmouth. The boats
of the contemplated line have been for some
months past in the service Of the United
States Government, and are not only re-
markable for speed, but possess the most
superior accommodations for passengers
This line will have no connection with the
Baltimore Steam Packet Company, or any
other line, but will be an Independent or
ganization. The enterprising gentlemen who
are engaged as above, in the laudable en-
terprise of advancing the commercial rela-
lations of the sections, are assured that the
capitalists and business men of Richmond
will do all in their power to cooperate with
them to the extent of their resources, to
the end that the utmost success may attend
the several enterprises.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-11

DROWNING CAsE.-Between5 end 6 O'Clock,
on Tuesday afternoon, little son Of Mr..
Richard Steel, aged ten years, fell overheard
from a rough boat in which he was playing,
on the Basin. The father, Mr.. Steel, being
appraised of the accident to his son, FASTENED
to the Basin, and succeeded in recovering
the body after ten or fifteen minutes had
elapsed. DR.. r. c. Maddux was sent for in
the hope that, by the application of the
proper restoratives, animation might be re-
vived. The doctor came, and worked upon
the body for an hour, when it was apparent
that life had gone, and no human agency
could win it back. The body was conveyed
to the residence Of deceased's parents, on
Byrd street, between 9th and 10th streets,
who are very worthy people, and deserve
sympathy in their deep affection.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-05-11

1.-THE REPUBLIC."-The first number OF
this journal-the fourth that has appeared
il Richmond since the occupation Of the
city by the United States troops,-was pub
lished yesterday from Boshsr's Hall, corner
of Main and 9th streets, by Messrs. Walker
& Lewellen, the proprietors, two gentlemen
of eminent business qualifications and news
paper experience. The paper is neat in ap-
pearance, readable, and no complaint can
exist on the score of matter, its columns
being we'll stocked with editorial and other
matter, original and selected. The best In
terests of the city and State, and the coun-
try at large-North and South-are pledged
as controlling the policy of the journal.