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The Daily Nashville true Whig. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1851-1855, 1855-07-31

M jE have now in store by late arrivals
w 90 hhds. N. o. Sugar, crop;
100 bbls MOlasses, do;
100 do Deans Extra Whiskey;
lI5 boxes-haves and quarters-star Candles;
80 do Palm soap;
100 do Tallow Candles;
2h5 do Western Reserve Cheese:
80 bbls. Glover Seed;
43 boxes Peter NJ Boaz's Tobacco, No. 1;
20 do Preston's do do:
"a do G. Bnyd's DO do:
10 do BoaZ Goodwins do do:
III do Various Brands;
100000 Regalia Cigars, all grades;
Which we will sell low for Cash.
jams 8 II. LOOMS 4 CO.
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THE BEST HAIR DYE,
FROM NASHVILLE TO NEW ORLEANS
THROUGuIN FOTR nAIS

SSzgN[Y sSlk[sIs.g e "a SA@-s -sa%eSgs&
THROUGH IN FOUR DAYS.
IA Chattanooga, Atlanta and West Point Montgome-
ry by Railroad Ticket to this point to be had al the
General stage ONCE, opposite the Post Office and at the De-
From Montgomery to Mobile by double daily line (morn-
ing and evening" OF stages and steamboats, the
steamers from thence to New Orleans.
II. l. ANDERSON,
marl4-u General SuD't N. & G. Railroad.
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THE FIRST ANNUAL
State Fair and Exhibition
Mechanics Institute of Tennessee =,
VIII open at odd Fellows Hall,
IN THE CITY OF NASHVILLE.
IN u. taEE

VIII open at Odd Fellows Hall,
i'm THE CITY OF NASHVILLE.
On the First Monday Of October, 1855.
MANUFACTURES, Mechanics, Artists and al others
WI invited 20 contribute specimens Of their sk
abor. Competent Judges viii be appointed ala
articles exhibited, and award PREMIUMS to those entitled
| 10 them under the rules.
All articles sent for exhibition vii be stored without
t.ens- 10 The b. the Of
ia fiordon Co. Commission Merchants, MARKET street.
The object Of develop and the
Mechanical interests Of the state. Is
managemsnt the hands of committee q reliable nd
and energetic men, and ts placed beyond ubt
and an Invitation cordially and confidently extended
who be disposed 70 participate in lis Aavants Ees.
No CHAAGE vii Be made 70 eXhoioTs either for Tie pVi-
ege Of exhibiting for admiss % the Fair
The opening o. the state Agricultural and ne meet
ing Of The Legislature simultaneous With the opening of tha
Mechanics Exhibition, WI add usual interest ne oeca.
CRcuLAEs containing hi details of The plan Of ,hs eu-
fOi uArded By addressing either % the undeTssned
NJ. n. Non kOHAS, Prss',.
n. X. w1LKKs, Cor. Secy spre
FOOD FOR NAN AND bEAsT.
ORN-200 sacks Corn so sAcks O. b.; ifO bales hsyiu
y received and i0r sale oy D. DICKLY,
sPr9 So- College street
MANUFACTURE TOBACCO.
LNOR SALE At TIE FACTOgY-
50 bOIes ks. % hgmp:
Is ~ ;
80 J. Lyons %. lump:
% "a Aorgan's "a lump;
30 Lamp. c. horn;
Al q sheh Stn Be sid i0w on short lime, by
Leaf Tobacco wanted r which the highest arfsi prss
viii - iuru Il Ne FsrtoFF. N
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CHATTANOOGA GAZETTE
VI. W. ALEXANDER. ............ ....F. A. PARHAM.
INTELLIGENCE OFFICE AND
GENERAL AGENCY,
CHATTAN NOOGA.,

LNOR the collection Of doubtful other claims buying
selling. renting lands lots procuring situations Sc
Prompt attention and undoubed references when required
feb22-u ALEXANDER 4 PARHAM
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GENTS SUPER CALI W. P. THICK SOLID Boors

k hsse received loi os No doubis soied proc
w ean boots ef the very best quality.
Cent? doubse solrsi cAig khoas and Oxferd Iies-
DO supsFnne Walking and dress Boots;
De r. l. coagress CATERS
For sale ~ loSeat czse prscss
RkMAdE 4 CHURCH,
tsb1t a College street.
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E'OR SALE-I offer for sale in Owens Plot Of Buena
Vista, one lot containing acres situated corner
Of Cass and Webster streets
AlSO-A lot on he eor"er Of Clay and Marr streets con
aiming acres and lot the Mar Clay
streets opposite the above 200 front on Marr street
and l4O feet Clay street For further information apply
10 X. A. BALL0WE General Agent
JANIS E-E No. II Deaderck st.
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EHIS DAY.

ID ECEIvFD by Express the IArges, stock Of SUMNER
N wRAPPINGS we have on,red.
ALSO,
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ADDRESS CARDS.

NDERSON, =. P., dealer in Lace and Fancy
n Goods, &c, &C.. Union street, No. o. between
and Cher streets, Nashville, Tenn. oecoI
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An extra lot of EMBRoIDERIEs Cheue and Sleeves
Coars ColaTetses hasque Cottage Capes Jaconet and
Swiss BANDS and Kunies, &e, &e.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

and saw him. he wen! home with me,
and he again declared bis Sffection and
told me how miserable he was away
froin me. lie asked me TO write 10 him
and i toll him would. Ia Q couple OF
weeks wrote him letter andtold him
ii was no use.
NoTE BY THE REPoRTER.-Mrs. K. has
finished her testimony, and says after re.
peated solicitations from Mowrey She
administered the poison herself, that
Mowrey was present when she obtained
it, and asked her if she was going TO dis
patch her old man now; he told her how
TO administer il and how many graios
would kill man. Her father was also
sworn, and substantiated her statements
as far as he could from his knowledge.
The parties are respectfully connecte6.
and are members Of the Methodist Z.
Church. The moral sense Of the whole
community is shocked at the occurrence
OF such abject heirtlessness.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
Know NOthingism in UuiOn COun-
iy--Attempted Assassination for
the benefit Of lhe Order.

We have a letter detailing the dongs
OF the Democracy and their opponents
of the supreme Order" in Mill Creek
township, Union county. This letter
came :o'late To appear before the cleo
tion and as 1t ie not now necessary to
give the proceedings OF the Democratic
Nominating Convention OF the township
we shall only abstract such incidents
given by the letter, az will still inter.
est the reader.
1t seems that ct the Democratic con.
yention for nominating officers for the
township elections, number of Know
Nothlngs were present, mos of them as
spies. Some Of them however, who had
become shocked and disgusied with the
atrocious excesses of the Supreme Or
der" manifested disposition to loove
it. and henceforth tv 60 with the Dem.
ocrats. This incensed the brethern
present, who were still welded to their
Hiudoo idols. Some muttered suppress
seh Ienunciations of the disp!easure of
the Order upon those who threatened to
oba ndGn them to their iquity-some
sworn vengeance outright. Our letter
says one CaS eHD, present, "who is ma
Of no small amoEnt, ana would little
sooner have office than not" addressed
Que Of the supposed recusants thus" Sil
our tx. N.)nominatiol have been honor
ably made, and you must and shall live
up to it; if you don't you afe a perjuret
man, aud you shall feel our wrath anC
indignation. The crisis has come, and
we must meet it,"
Now see how they did meet it. The
letter says attempt was made this a.
lie noon TO 'dSSdSSinate respectable
young man, by the name of SIMPSON
PRICE, by the Know Nothings," who i,
reported TO have been induced to ioir
the order. Having been deceived in its
objects, /. is reported, says our letter
that he leaked some Of its serrets, and
had left it. This is the supposed cause
the only one assigned for the bruta
assault. He was feled 10 the earth and
left for dead. Our informant saw him
after the attack and says, "he looked
Ike DEATH" So it goes-Know Moth
ing mobs in towns and cities-destruo.
tion Of ballot boxes, and slaugte: anr
riot Tampant-and in the country, as
sassiAations! Haden't the timid an(
lnoderate portion of the bptheren bette
pass resolution Of pain and regret,
on account of this incident vf thei
history in the rural districts. Throw
broad cast your triangular bits of seal
Iet paper and call distress council. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
rho lrerodias OF FederaIlxer,

Judge Douglass. al his recent speecl
at Richmond Virginia. said there wer
asgreat many honest men who saw tn,
dileuilha ia which their Know Nothing
ism placed. them as good citizens, anc
yet weJe deferred from leaving The Or
der from conscientious scruples in rega fC
10 the oath they had akelf in their mi
,iation. He did not think an oath tc
violate ones conscience ought to he
obeyed, and he cited the passage frou
st. Mark, reciting the Occurrences be
tween Hefod and The daughter of Hero.
dias, asillustrating the fatal consequen,
ces Of a vicious vow.
For herOd himself has sent forth and
laid hold upon john, aud bound him in
prison for Herodias sake, his brother
Philips wife; for he had married her.
For John had ssia unto Herod, Ii is
not lawful for thee TO have Thy brothers.
wife. I
Therefore, Herodias had a quarrel
against him, and would have killed him,
but she could no;.
For Hefoi feared John, knowing that
he was just man and an holy, and Ob
Served him; and when he heard him, he
did many things, and heard him gladly.
And when convenient day was come,
that Herod, on his birthday, made Q
supper to his lords. high captains, and
chief estates Of GaliteeJ 4
And when the daughter of the said
Herodias came in, aud danced and pleass
ed Hefod and them that sat with him,
the King said unto damsel, ask of me
Whatsoever thou wilt, and i will give
it thee.
Aud he swore unto her, whatever thou
shalt ask of ME, will give it thee, even
unto half of my kingdom.
And she went forth, and said unto ner
mother, what shall ask7 and she said
the head of John the Baptist.
And she came in straightway with
haste unto The King, ami asked, saying
wish that thou give me, by and by in
a charger, the head of John the Ba ptist.
And the King was exceedingly sorry,
yet for his Oa.A's sake, and for their sakes
which sat with him, he would not le ejec 1
her.
The dis tinguished speaker ad ysed the
Democracy aginst an unlawful alliance
with the Herodids of Federalism, and
against pledging themselves to the dam
sci Know Nothingism.-O. statesman.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
Election RalurMsu

J. A. Cole, the Democratic candidate,
is elected Mayor Of Waterloo, Wiscon.
sin.
In Portage city, Wisconsin, Mr.. Dunn
eDemocrap is elected by one hundred
and fifty majority.
The Democratic city ticket, Sheboy
gan, Wisconsin, has about TWO hundred
and fifty majority.
Ameng the cities in which the Know
NOtldngs have lately been defeated is
Springfield, the Capitol of Illinois.
The Democrats have achieved a com
plete victory in Dubuque, Iowa, at TIE
late municipal election, carrying by
triumphant majority, about all OF theil
ticket over that nominated by the Know
Nothings.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
Twcnty-FOur Hours in the Not
tom OF n Well.

Last Saturday evening girl went to
the well of Mr.. Daniel Driscoll, on
franklin street. in this city, for the pur.
pose Of drawing bucketo of water, but
found that the rope was fast at the bot
tom On calling Mr.. Driscoll to exam :
inc the MYSTERY. u man was found % be
at the bottom Of the we'll, and with some
effort he was drawn out. lie proved to
be Christopher Murphy, whose home is
near MaquOketa, Iowa. He arrived from
Chicago Friday evening. BY the cars;
Saturday evening, in attempting to get
a drink of water, he fell into the we'll,
where he remOined until 8 o'clock Sun
day evening, as stated. The well is sew.
enty feet deep, and the shaft is crooked
at that, and has but little water in it,
His nose was somewhat "barked," but
otherwise he sustained no apparent bod
lily injur). The man was intoxicated
when he found the ABOVE safe lodging
place, but he was sober enough when
taken out.-Guleaa Adusrtiser eth ult,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
Further News by the America,
no PEACE EFFECTED!
New YORK, Apri

New YORK, April Ia.
The America arrived here ut ii o.
clock.
The position of the Allies is now com
pletely shut in by an enclosure Of form.
idable entrenchments. New divisions
have joined the army, and grave events
are expected.
The London Times says we did not
raise our voice against negotiation upon
a basis which did not include the des.
iructiea Of Sebastopel. bat should the
conference be broken off ultimately, the
importance attached to our opera tions
in the Crimes, ,and their result would be
come the real criterion of success or de-
feat. There is, however, one further
chance for negotiation, and though faint,
not altogether impossible tha: the an
swer from St, Petersburg may submit
some coun:er project, OIL which the dis
russion may be renewed; we do not
however, expect any proposal a! this
time by the Russian Government can be
regarded as practicable or sincere.
The Londoa Daily News says: Ac.
cording to most recent communication.
from Vienna we see little or ne pros.
pect Of peace.
The opinion is freely expressed thai
any peace now will be precarious anC
uncertain.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
still Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
SESSIONS OF CONFERENCE POSTPONED.
DECLINE IN BREADsTUFFs,
&c, &c, &c.

&C, &C, &c.
HALIFAX, April l3.
The America has arrived, with dates
to the 3lst ult.
Although the third point in the Wen
ma Conference has been modified, seri-
Gus difficulty has arisen, and it has been
relerred to st. Petersb urg, and the ses.
sions of the Conference have been post.
poned to awai: reply. although it is
probable the fourth point will be dis
cussed in the meantime.
The latest dates from london are tC
Friday night, when it is Stated that De
couser del Hoys, the French Minister Of
Foreign Affairs had been in bondon for
conference, and left tonight for Paris
He will remain in Paris for two days
and then proceed to Vienna. He was
clOseted with the leading Ministers fol
three hours to.day,and subsequently hat
a lengthy audience with the Queen
He will bear to Vienna the iITevocablt
determination of the Allies on the third
point.
The Western Powers did not demand
the demolition Of Sebastopol, but the
reduction Of the power of the Black Sea
Offering in return to evacuate the Russi'
an territory. The Russian Plenipoten'
tiary had no power 10 act on this, and
remitted the matter 10 St. Petersburg.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE WASHINGTON.
NO PRosPECTs OF PEACE.
Nav Yonk. April ~.

NEw YoRK, April i2.
| The steamer Washington arrived f.on
Liverpool with dates to the 28th.
Accounts from the Vienna Conterenc,
are unsatisfactory. The allies 10 no
insist upon the destructioh OF 'Sebasto
pol, but propose other conditions disa
greeable to Russia.
The Russians attacked the whole line
of the allies at Sebastopol. on the l7lt
of March, but were. driven back with
grea loss.
Projects for converting Europe (2)
llprobabIy Eupatoria, into a strong fort,
and Tor the erection of extensive land
and sea Notifications At Sc bastopol, were
favored by the British Government.
Omar Pasha arrived at the allied camp
on the 18th. On the 18th, the Russians
opened fire from the heights of Balak.
lava. The English, assisted by General
Knoyes, routed them. On the nth, the
Russians attacked the Mhoie line Of al
lies, and were driven back with great
loss.
The alliance between Sardinia and the
Porte, was signed on the 10Th. Pfepa-
ra tion continued to be made at Coustan-
Iinople to receive Napoleon; meantime,
both he and the Empress visit Victoria
on the 10th Of April. France agrees.
says the Morning Herald, to send 50, 900
additional Iroops TO the Crimea, after
the Conference, provided England fur
nishes the means of conveyance. 1t is
understood that the Conference agreed
upon the two first points and that the
critical third point, on which the ques
tion of peace or war turns was under
consideration, and would occupy sever
al days,
Sir Charles Napier stated it was in,
tended, as soon as ports on the Baltic
and White Seas opened, to establish
strict blockade.
On the l4th the Turkish cavalry at
Eupatoria made sortie and were re.
pulsed.
On the i7lh three regiments Of Zoua.
YES attacked the new Russians redoubts,
but were driven back with great loss.
On the night of the 10Th the French
troops carried line oi ambrocades &C.
Cupied by Russian sharp-shoo ters; at the
same time the Russians made a sortie,
but were repulsed.
In the Commons Phinn moved an ad.
dress to the Queen praying that in the
peace negotiations exertions he made fol
the reconstruction Of Poland. After
debate, ia which Palmerston opposed
the motion, on the ground Of it creating
greater difficulties, it was Withdrawn.
The Madrid correspondent of the Ions
don Times, states that the Spanish Cab
met had been discussing the strong note
addressed to the government by lord
Howden, the British Minister, on the
subject of the religious basis, &C., and
it was question whether the letter
should not be returned to the author
Howden got seen; of this and threatened
if such an insult were offered he would
within six hours suspend all intercourse
with the Spanish government. A sat
isfactory adjustment is Looked for.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
CINCINNATI MARKET.
ClNcINNATi, April n.

CINcINNATG, April ii.
FLOUR. R.--Eas sier bnl not quotably low
er. Sales Of 700 bbls. at 50 90al0 90.
Receipts increasing,
PRovlsIoNs.-Firm with good demand
Sales of 200 hhds. bacon sides at saStc
for ribbed, and Sc. for clear including
packages, and l50 hhds. sugar cured
hams al 1 lc. Sales of 400 bbls. mess
pOrk,at sc and 5000 pounds sides in
bulk at &c. Nothing done in Lard; keg
held at l03c., and obi. 94c.
Business generally is very active. A
heavy trade is doing in Groceries, Sales
of Sugar this week reach | 800 hhds.-'
The river is stationary. Weather cloudy
and sultryj several heavy showers This
afternoon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
Chance 10 Make Money.

We will give a certain acould-be-
doctor Sf Jackson county So for each
and every affidavit he can produce,
sworn to before any officer Of Vinton
authorized to administer oaths, by any
citizen Of ViMon county, who ever
saw us care IN, n,skulk;off, or heard Mr..
j. K. WILL call us a liar, on the
streets of Macarthur.
In The first place: we never heard
Mr.. WILL call aW.rNan LiSr; it is
not his manner Of speech. tn die sec,
ond place: we never hSd. any reason to
Gaze in, or skulk of, ffpm Mr.. WILL,
or any other citizen of Macarthur; and
in the third and last place, we never
have, nor never will, skulk from our
positions nor acts, if we keep our sea.
lses
This modern Esculapians. Know
Nothing had better not risk peddllng
round lies, sent him from the 9Yhig
Know Nothing Council here, il heck.
Ipectsto retain any character for truth
our citizens move round, and you will
frequently come in contact with honest
men from Macarthur, who may acci.
IDENTIFY hurt your feelings, by giving you
to understand you are talking lies
Hadn't you better attend to africa, ehi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

The following welI.merited compli-
ment to Mr.. Morgan, Auditor of State,
we clip from that able and sterling Dem
ocra tic paper, the Mt. Vernon Banner:
"WhiIe in Columbus, few months
ago, prominent Whig Of that city ,whd
is an honest and upright man, declared
to us that VIM, D. Morgan was the best
Auditor the State of Ohio ever had, He
states that he carefully watched Mr..
Ms course as a public officer and he al
ways found him industrious aud btten.
tive " his duties and scrupulously hon.
est aud conscientious in all things. He
said moreover that hosts of men who
differ with Mr.. Morgan on ma 'ters Of
politics, will vote for his election, be-
Iievmg him 10 be eminentIy worthy of
public confidence"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
An American Vessel Fired IntO.
BALTIMORE, April II

New Orleans papers of Thursday have
been received. The Union of this morn.
ing announces another Cuban outrage.-
The brig P. z Hickman, from Boston.
for Ma atanzas, when few miles off the
coast of Cuba, was fred at three times
by Spanish cruiser. The first ball as
thrown astern of the brig, when she
showed her colors, the second ball fred
ahead, aud the third with supposed in.
tention Of hitting the vessel. Aflerex.
amining her papers, she was allowed to
proceed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

John Robbins In Vinton county Com.
Us. Pleas, March Term,
ner and Others. PARTITION.
kA AARGARET WARNER, Margaret
EVE Lane, intermarried with Horace
Lane, Levi A. Parish Isaac Parish ,Jemi-
ma Trump, intermarred with Jacob
Trump, Cynthia Augenbaugh, intermar-
ried with - Augenbaugh, Anna
House, intermarried with George House,
and Ste phen Parish, whose places Of res.
idence are unknown, and Sarah Warner,
Of Muskingum county, Ohio, will take
notice that petition was filed against
them on the 23d day Of August, A. D.,
1854, in the Court of Common Pleas Of
said Vinton county, Ohio, by John Rob.
bins, and is now pending, wherein said
John Robbins demands partition Of the
following Real Estate, situated in said
Vinton county, TO wit: The northeast
quarter and east quarter Of the
northwest quarter of Section 26, Town.
ship eleven, Range seventeen, excepting
/ seventeen acres on the north side Of sa i'd
northeast quarter. ahd excepting, also,
one e.sixteenth of an acre Of said land,
used as buying ground for Samuel Var
ner, deceased, aud his family, contain.
ing one HUNDRED and eighty.three acles,
more or less. And that at the next term
of said Court application will Be made
by said John Robbins for an order that
partition be made OF said premises.
JOHN ROBBINS.
By LEVI DUNCAN.
Apr. 20, ls55.-6w. his AiiOraey.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
BusroE. April II.

The Barqus Springbeck arrived from
the Cape OF Good Hope with dates to
The 25th of February. No political news
of importance. An epidemic disease is
raging smongs. horses. Hundreds are
jy ing daily. and in some localities there
is not a hUrse left alive.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
SphING GooDs.-JAMEs PuRsEL

SphIYG GooDs.-JAMEs PURsELL,
Of Portsmouth, Ohio, it seems has re-
turned from the East with one of the
most desirable stocks of Spring Goods
ever opened in Portsmouth. Our
merchants and furnace proprietors will
do we'll to call and examine his stock
We know pretty shrewd dealer who
purchased of Mr.. Pun SELL, after Wis.
iting Cincinnati. See advertisement
in another column.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

Bayard Taylef is said to have cleared
50, 900 by his lectures during the late
lectsie season.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

The police Of New York arrested So.
7l2 persons last year.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20
NEW GOODS.

1 HAVE just received and am now opening
Il the largest and most desirable stock of
Goods ever exhibited in this market.
Having made arrangements TO: a large trade
| sha H offer unusual Inducements To cash
buyers, responsible parties Tor negotiable pa
per- or for Pig Iron i'll lots Of 81 tons or up
ward.
The attention Of Merchants and Furnace
Owners is respectfully invited.
April 20, IS55.-tf. jas. PURSELL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

:alelY b! 1lAl11H.
"The silken Tie that Binds two Willing Hssrts."
MARRIED:-By the Rev. c. p. TAYLOR, Oh
the 10th inst, in the Presbyterian Church, ia
New Plymouth, Mr. JESSE B. FlNNEY anil
Miss SARAH JANE BAY.
Also, at the same time and place, Mr..
ALVIN FlNNEY and Miss JANE LATHE.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

A tornado at Nashville, lately, de-
s,royed $4,000 of property.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-04-20

What is womah's sUrest guardian
angel? Indifference.