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MISCELLANEOUS.

James Harlan, of Iowa, has been con
firmed as Lincoln's new Secretary of tn,
Interior. Hugh Mccullough, of Indiana
has entered on his duties as Secretar,
of the Treasury.
j. A. j. Cresswcll, Of Cecil county
Maryland, has been chosen United States
Senator by the Maryland Legislature.
Orders have been received from Gene.
raj Fry to commence the draft in New
York city on Wednesday next, the 18th
instant. About thirteen thousand names
have to be drawn.
On the oath ultimo, all the Yankee
troops in the Department of Florida
started with three gunboats to capture
St. Ma(k's.
John Rodgers, of New London, Con
necticut, has. been sentenced to thirty
days imprisonment for starving his
horse to death.
The first State election in 1865 takes
place in New Hampshire on the second
Tuesday Of March. A Governor, Legis-
lature and three members of Congress
are to be chosen.
A firm in Maine has contracted to fur
nish Government ice for New Orleans,
Savannah, Hilton Head and Beaufort,
South Carolina, Pensacola, Point Look,
out, New York, Baltimore, Natchez, and
Portsmouth, Virginia.
General Julius Stahl has resigned his
commission in the army.
Lincoln has issued a proclamation pro.
nouncing the pains and penalties attend
ing desertion from the army and navy,
or removal from any district to avoid the
draft, and extending pardon to those
who have deserted, but shall report for
duty within sixty days.
\ Cairo dispatch says that it is re-
ported there that the court martial in
the matter of charges against General
Paine has given verdict of acquittal on
all points.
New Orleans advices are to the 1st
instant. General Candy and staff left
there on that day for the vicinity of Mo-
bile Admiral Thatcher had superseded
Commodore Palmer as commander of the
Mobile Bay squadron.
Senators Wilson. Foote, Morrill,, Wade.
Grimes, Harlan, Ramsey and others, with
their wives, are contemplating an excur-
sion to Savannah and Charleston in a
steamer.
Hon. j. P. Hale has been appointed
Plenipotentiary to Spain.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
The House met at 10 A. n.

Inc House met at 10 A. III.
The consideration Of the tax bill was
resumed, and a motion to lay the bill
upon the table was lost. The amend
ment of thebill was thereupon continued
until the hour of o'clock p. NJ, when
the bill, with its amendments, was
passed and sent to the Senate for its
concurrence.
The House took up the license bill,
which declares what licenses shall be
taken out.
In the section defining what is billiard
table, Mr.. Hall, of Wetzel, obtained
the floor. He was opposed to all this
interference in private affairs and pri-
vate amusement. Let the saloon-keepers
alone. Everybody can now get as much
liquor as they want, Notwithstanding the
law prohibiting licenses; everybody can
play as much faro as they want, not
withstanding the law against faro-play
ing. Every member here thinks he is
the greatest man that walks the earth
if the speaker was to tell them that they
are the biggest fools and the laughing
stock Of the community they would get
mad. There s the gentleman from Ohio
county he can drink rs much liquor as
anybody.
The member from Ohio rose to pri>
vilegsd question -
u 10 could drink Is much liquor ~
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The Empress Eugene has lust los.
law suit, which has been in progress ss' "a
severa! years in the Supreme COM S 'oi o.
Madrid. The Empress claimed -, ~
Countesship of Miranda and the vs.. 'ne
tates attached to that ancient IT'LL y "
night to which has been successfnllv az neF
puted by the Malpican family. ''s'
The Italian Government has given
tice that on and after the 25th Of J., ~"
ary all coinage or currency bear;no '. ~
rapal efhgy or insignia will be no IoD vie
aomlssaole to circulate either in tho p
magma or Umbria, or the Marches of ~
coma or any province of the kingdo,, ,'"'
Moscow has more than four b,,a.,
notels, and three hundred coffee bou"'a
INNS and sin-shops. These are onen . :,
night, as the inhabitants seldom w. az
bed before two or three in the mor 81
anu during the winter scarcely ever =
main in the street. ~''' IT,
A Paris letter saws: "Gens,,, n
0leilan intends to prolong his soiourn ,' +
- "'' io' soliie weeks, and thence % -
home and Dresden, with the intent;oo =,
spending next summer in the sou,b u
france and returning to America nsv VI
autumn" ''eAl
"A new light, made from maonss;,
mas osen discovered in Paris H. ,aa;'
feature is that it does not affect cni i'a','
and therefore it will be of great yalnc IN
the French shops. "''' |"
"A new periodical is to be published .,
Rome, to be callei the Journnl of ~.
lnamacutate. Conception, and, a, a ~.
MUM to subscribers, a months indmI-
gence is promised
A railway is to De built in Palestine
1t will connect Jaffa with Jerusalem.
will be about forty miles long, and w;,t'
a harbor at .Jatfa, will cos. half milan
pounds sterling. '''
italy's cotton crop is valued at tveIys
million dollars. N'''
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VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE
SENATE.
EXTRA SESSION. I
MONDAY, March IS, 1865.

MONDAY, March IS, 1865.
The Senate was called to order at l !
o'clock Mr.. johnson, Of Bedford, in thu
chair.
A communication was received from
the House .of Delegates, stating that
they had agreed to the amendment
proposed by the Senate to House bill en-
titled an act for the relief of William E.
Herndon.
The Committee on General Laws, to
whom had been referred resolution
providing that the Clerk of the Senate,
in reckoning the pay of members, shall
only include such time as Senators are
in attendance, etc, reported it inexpe
dent to legislate on the subject, as the
matter is already provided for by law
The report was agreed to.
Senate joint resolutions relating to the
exemption from military service of GER
tain State. officers were taken up and
considered at length. Various amend
ments were agreed to-after which the
resolutions were adopted.
Mr.. Christian, of Augusta, from the
Committee on Roads, cto, reported,
with substitute therefor, House bill
entitled an act to amend the twenty fifth
section Of chapter sixty one of the Code,
relating to the prompt transportation of
troops, munitions, baggage. etc. The
substitute was agreed to and the bill
passed with the following title
can act to amend the existing law so as TO re-
quire prompt transportation Of all troops and mu
nitlons Of and Government freights at half
rates, and without requiring prepayment of freight
III certain cases."
The hour of three o'clock having ar
rived, the Senate took q recess until 7
p. NJ.
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the gentleman from Wetzel, he hoped he
could carry it better and show it less.
Mr.. Hall sat down.
The consideration Of the bill was con-
tinued until within five minutes of 8 P.
NJ, when
Mr.. Pendleton, Of Ohio county, moved,
by resolution, to suspend the order of the
House taking recess at 3 p. NJ, and
the resolution was agreed to. The con-
siderat;on of the bill was therefore re-
sumcd, and the bill passed.
The House took its usual recess to
7 10 o'clock p. NJ. -.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at II o'clock.
Mr.. Goode, of Virginia, offered a reso
luton requesting the Speaker to inform
the Governor of Virginia that Cacancie!
exist in the Second and Seventh Con
gressional districts of Virginia by rea
son of the resignation of the Hons. r
H. Whitfield and William c. Rives
Mr.. Snead, of Missouri, under a sus
pension Of the rules, called up bill -fol
the relief Of Major John Reed, of Mis-.
souri,, which was considered and passed.
The special order, viz: Senate bill "to
amend the law in relation to impress
ments," was considered and passed.
A message was received from the Pre-
sident informing the House that he had,
on the 9th instant, approved and signed
bills with the following titles, viz:
An act to provide for the settlement OF
certain matters Of accounts growing out
Of purchase of property, as alleged by
the purchasers, for the use of the Govern.
ment, by Payne & Co.. in the State of
Texas.
An act authorizing the promotion of
officers, on-commissioned officers and
privates for distinguished valor and skill
or peculiar competency and general
merit.
An act to secure to sick and wounded
officers the same rights and privileges in
obtaining leaves of absence as are now
provided by law for soldiers obtaining
furloughs.
An act authorizing hospital accommo-
datlons Tor treatment, including subsist
ence, to certain officers and soldiers re.
tired Or discharged.
An act to change the mode of filing
vacancies among commissioned officers
OF companies, battalions and regiments.
AN act to authorize and regulate the
"'cwance Of naval storekeepers.
AN oct to provide for paying, in cotton.
.nnuit'es due the Seminole, Creek. Choc,
NV ana thickasaw nations of Indians
An act further to amend the act to
provide an> invalid corps. approved
june ~, 1864. 'pP'o''o
An act to corstrue and decl.,. r-o
explicitly the meaning of "a act 10 ny; = .
crease the compensation of the HEAD. :.
- several Executive Department. ana NJ
~ Assistant Secretary Of War and tie
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DEATH OF MAJOR-GENERAL WHITING.

DEATH OF MAJOR-GENERAL WHITING.
Major General Levi Whiting, of the
Confederate army, who was captured
after being wounded at Fort Fisher, died
at Governors island, New York, on Fri.
day last. lie was buried from Trinity
Church. The Herald says:
He was transferred from Fort Fisher
to Governors island during the last week
in January. He bore his misfortunes
with great forttude, and gained the re-
spect of his captors by his cheerfulness
in captivity and illness. He was forty
years of age, five feet ten inches in
heighth, of dark complexion and eyes,
his hair of the same hue, being tinged
with grey. His wife is native Of Smith
vile, North Carolina. Fe has large
number of relatives in Connecticut and
Maine.
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One Of the most prominent professors
Of Berlin University, renowned for bis
pathological lore, has gone mad on q
strange delusion that he has been robbed
by French halter, at whose house he
lodges, Of certain valuable manuscripts,
of which Napoleon Ill. has availed bins
self for the forthcoming Life Of Cesar y
He awaits the issue of that work to be-
gin lawsuit against the French Empe~
r0r.
There has been snow storm in the
south of France, such as has not been
known before in the memory Of man.
Several lives were lost by II, :
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.
MONDAY, March Is, 1865.

MONpAbs AntA1Nh AcS ASVcs
PRAYER BY the Rev. DR.. Minnegcrode
Of the Episcopal Church.
House resolution declaring it to be i'm
practicable to take q census of the PED
ple of the Confederate States was con
sidered and passed.
House bill to authorize the Post
master General. to purchase United
States postage stamps for certain pur-
poses was considered and passed.
House bill to amend the act to reduc'
the currency, etc, was reported back by
the Finance Committee with an amend
ment providing for the issue of coupon
bonds instead Of registered bonds. The
amendment was agreed to, but the bill
rejected-yeas, 6; nays, ii.
The Finance Committee reported back
with amendments, House bill making
appropriations for support of the 60
yernment from the 1st Of July to the
31st OF December. 1865. The amend
ments, which were unimportant, were
concurrsd in, and the bill was passed.
Mr.. Barnwell's motion to reconsider
the vote by which was passed House bill
to provide for the payment cf'arrears
due the army and navy was taken up,
and the Senate refused to reconsider.
A message was received from the Pre-
sidcnt stating that he had under con~
sideration the act entitled san act to
diminish the number Of exemptions and
details, and suggesting that it contained
two provisions the exemption of skilled
artisans an1 mechanics employed by
Government from all military service,
the revocation of all details, and de-
priving the President and Secretary of
War of the power to grant exemptions
and details) which would, in practice, so
impair the efficiency Of the service as to
counterbalance, if not outweigh, the adj
vantages that would result from the
other clauses contained in it, and cx-
pressing the hope that Congress would
pass an amendment to the act in accord
ance with the foregoing recommended
tons, so that he might lie able, by signs
ing both the act and amendment, to
secure unimpaired benefit to the proposed
legislation. The message was referred |
to the Committee on Military Affairs.
A message was also received from the
President, returning, with his approval,
the act to regulate the business of con-
scription, but suggesting the passage of
an amendatory bill. This was also re-
ferred to the Military Committee.
Mr.. Wigfall, havin9 risen to make
personal explanation, stated that the
opinions expressed in his speech on the
negro soldier bill relative to the resigna-
ton of the President had not been sug-
gested by Mr.. Hunter. So far from it,
he and Mr.. Hunter differed toto cello on
the subject. He had been induced to
make this explanation in consequence of
remarks in a city newspaper
attempting to cast on Mr.. Hunter the
responsibility for those opinions.
The Senate resolved into secret. ses-
lion.
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THE RAM OL1KpF.
The New York Commercial says :

A letter from an officer on the Niagara,
dated Ferrol, Spain, February 18th,
states that the rebel ram Olinde or Stone
wall was lying close by them. The
Spaniards had allowed her to make linn.
tied repairs, but the commander had
asked permission to leave her in port
while he went to Paris to annul the con.
tract of sale and throw her upon the
hands Of her former owners.
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PICKET FIGHT ON THE POTOMAC.

A dispatch from Washington, dated
the 10th, says:
On Thursday night, a party of rebel
cavalry, under nephew Of Ex-Governor
Letcher, attempted to make a crossing
at Muddy branch, on the Upper Potomac.
They were met by the pickets of the
First New Hampshire cavalry, who drove
them back, killing young Letcher and ten
Of the party. Guerrillas, under one Of
the Kincheloes, are in force in the neigh.
borhood Of Leesburg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1865-03-14

EOR SALE, fine large COOKING
STOVE, In good order, with COOKING
UTENSILS. corner VI sixth and Broad streets.
NH it-3t
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-. IA. Carrier. Of the D'wntea ray Thirty Dol;
t t",, pet se~ t sasso". es Dollars ard Fifty Cents
per- sctek. rn..
Cents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

G0oDRICu VS. POOLER AND Fay
We give, on first page, 4 review Of this
controversy from the Marietta Times. with
Brother HooD's commentaries. The prn-
ciple involved, to-wit The prescription
ofmen for their political opinions, is well
calculated to arouse the indignation OF
every right minded mll, and necessarily
makes the controversy lengthy. Our rca-.
ders will however, relish this article, as it
vindicaCes the business and social relation
that ought to exist among our citizens be
their religious or political beliefs what they
may. Every mrn has right to hold his
owa political views, and should not for
that reason, be deblred from eXercisingall
the rights aad enjoying all the benefits of
citizelships. To this wemust all say amen
and the sooner, the better.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

CLIFTON lluUsE We mish To- say
to our ilirnls, v,riting Cincinnati To
cal and try the &c I'on." You will
find as good iaro as at Any other
House in the cily.st much less price.
Mr.. BauwN. tie grntcmanly Clerk,
will "acr on the fqlare," and will see
that your wants are 'npP!i"d, and
that you will tcel ut nome. See card
iI another column,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28
"A Strange Coincidence.

An Old friend ofGoyernor Corwin,
and who was present on the even
ing when the gifted CorwiH was
struck down, writes to the Colun.
bus Journal in letter desribing
the scene, as follows:
Wien, at lest, the rrcss about
him lessered, sGt down Ey his
side. What lie EaTTered first to
Fay TO ne fulrifLes ere Of these
strange condolences winch help to
invest Our lives with tinge Of the
mysterious and awful, and which
makes Us suTcrstitious. One ofhis
first utterances TO me was a start
ling description Of what Tom Cor
win was to lie in twenty-five min
utcs after It's uttcrance. 1t was
this: He said, "You arc more laid
than wien raw yCu lie last day
! eiore / sailed for Mexico" ! said
eyes" Tie said, with the semi
fo'omn, scmi-ccmical face which
las leccme historical, 'GBut, then,
julius Caesar was laid" | said,
"Eut Caesar had fits" Then he
assumed q more serious manner,
and said, "Twenty years ago | saw
a man fall in apparently uncon-
sciou2 paralysis, when in The midst
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

GRocERIEs AT WHOLESALE. - We
call attention to the card OF Brown MNckey
and Co., Chillicothc, Ohio, THIS Is good
house. You will lind their st2c': large
the firm accommodating, and fir and
honorable dealers. Give them 4 call.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

New YEARS PARTY.-.A Cotil,i0n
Party will be given at the Union school
House HUI, on New Years eycli0g, The
gentlemen named as managers, warrants
us in saying it will DC I'LL Tint can BIZ de-
sired, Good order aad 4 pleasant time may
be expected. We hope to sec large at
tendance,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

NEw YORK IgDGes Wcwish to have
large club tor the L'Igar. Tlo>l wro.art
Subscribers wIhspIri'4 ami in their nm.
for 1866. lnd all Others wlln want this lie
family paper sh'n.i ha aIl il tl4ir rtn,
soon, as Ne VISIT s'n o. Itrs. cluI i
the lowest club rdles
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

To C0vsTMPrivEs.-Tha uud 'rsig lri
having brtn restored t. health in il ew
weeks h, avery simple rcm'lv. alter h,v.
ing su,l'r sweat wears. with ssvrre
ung aiftrlrun-anl lrat Great disease,
Guusum ,lnu--'S dnNilus Ia m Ike k',uWn
10 his p low sufferers the rirans ol rIlrr.
To all who deSirp it, e will sen c,pY
OF The prescription uSrn tree ol ch.r.c
vim the h,r-"ti'nJ lr prrpnrin! an u>ing
The samr, which they wi find a ,urP ru,e
Tor c nsumuriOn. As lmu BrnurhlOiS
Cough, CuIl' &c. In" rnl; o''.r "f he
advert ser IN sending rhe Pres ripinn Is 81
BE- .ri tn afflicted, an' snred innnrm,. ion
which hr cuntrivps Ia I've iw'c II ,nl-, ah I
hp hopes every stilrrrr vii! ir, hi, remedy
as i will cost Incm nothing and may prove
ID b PP>img.
Parties wishing the prescription, will
please all'esS
REV. Ed WARD WILSON.
Williams urg, King 'omty. 4,
New York.
October &c lS6j-3n &c
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

PIAYos.--Any Of our ladies' wish
ing to buy or rent pianos, and let the r'lg
ply for them, cll obtain the slmn aS mlil-
fIGturer3 prices, by calling on me, whhI 1
will eXplain prices ald terms.
iES. RUuI C.. BGATTOS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28
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all Aho wish it (le"l Rel -, wiz, GrI
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Vegetable B,'m, that will elfartrtliy re.
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leaving the sane 50 /, clear, smo ,;h AN
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full grlwII OF Lax iriant llir Walkers
or q Mopslarhe in rs, III, thirty days.
Al pppcations answered by raturn mali
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Respectfully ynuts.
THOS. f. CHNP Chemist.
83l Broadway, N4w York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

And he whole MD
will he the sTat
charged e will e Sod by the county treasurer at the court one said
the third tuesday January unless said and penalty he
belize that sale will be continued from dav day unN
said tracts parts of lots have sold offered for sa
December 81 1S65-w2 II. u. MOORE, Auditor V. Co. Q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28

SToCKHoLDERs of the Vinton Iron
and Coal Company wiz find a notice Of
election of Directors, &C.. in another
column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28
To Our AtsertiserS.

All advertisements in the DEMOCRAT,
that have not been published the lclgtl OF
time o)ltrl2t9i rJr, will be published The
time agreed upolil TIE VINroy RECORD,
Advertising Agents in New York all
Philadelphia and Others Interested will
note this fact.
T.. A. & w. e. BRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1865-12-28
ATTENTION, SDLD,Eko !! Il.

ATTENTION, SDhD,Eito ! q.
[ wisl t. say IN onr returning soldiers
wi lnv., AT h'r3 Of le.aIs'i spliier-
hat will att-ld 10 ge ling their Back
Nv. Brutis>, an P'n>rrns and local
BnuntieS uI-p. 'ur AL who were impfIs
nc u 5 mlh'rn prisons r"mmutaliul IN
mon.y lur rhti rhliunS "hilsl imprisoned
vi Ihree months rAlra pay; and vii at
tend u tI- ,o.elion OF al ulb'r claims
-, the Uultrd States nr ST OF Onln -
Fee iur rncn apri,niioh--lrpm 81 10 $40
--owlmg to The trubie- and expense lucu,.
rsl. f. A. BR\.TON.
Macarthur Ohio.
july I3, 1865.