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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Sag NicIlfS.

We were told in the past week, that
many members of the know Nothing
Council here, are about to withdraw,
as they believe Sag Nicht is among
'em. We would say TO these gentry,
who pray without ceasing to preserve
their secret political action, quiet your
fears; we don't know any Sag Nich.s
who are dishonest enough to join your
midnight order; and if you tall oul
among yourselves, about your late pro,
ceedings, don't throw the blame on the
Sag NIGHTS; you should not back-bite
one another SO much; you should bear
in mind the old saw, at least, that "there
should be honesty even among thieves. !"
Perhaps some Of the Order, who
have life enough left, can answer lob
server" in this weeks paper; bis inqui.
ries are legitimate and pointed. We
hope to hear from "ObSeryer' again.
Let her rip.
You can see how the "galPd Jades
vince by keeping your eye upon one Of
these freqrenters of their dens.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
w hisS Again.

BosToN, June %.
The Know Nothings State Council
meets to day. A large number Of dele
gates are in attendance. The prelimin'
sfy meeting last night was attended BY
about, one hundred persons. including
Wilson, Gardner, Banks, and several
members of Congress. To the meeting
was submitted an address which puts
the party on the platform for the Testor'
alton of the Missouri Compromise. still
calling il the American party, and cal
lug an American Mass Convention in
some central place,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Democratic Executive Committee
Of Ohio.

A number Of the members of the
State Executive Committee of the
Democratic Party Of Ohio, met at the
office of the Attorney General, in the
city OF Columbus, on the Goth of June,
1885, and temporarily organized by
appointing Chas. Follett, Of Newark,
Chairnaa, and Amos Layman, of Mar
ietta, Secretary.
A resolution was adopted, directing
the Chairman aod Secretary To call q
meeting of the Committee, to be held
in Columbus, on Friday, July 18th,
1855.
In obedience to that resoluiea, we
respectfully request, that the members
of the Committee meet at the place and
time appointed. 1t is important that
al the members be present a, the meet.
ing.
CHAS. FOLLETT, Chairman.
Amos LAYMAN, Sec'y.--Statsaaan.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Freak Of Lightning.

On Saturday night during the rain
the lightning struck the sleeple of the
Second Presbyterian Church Of this city
The fluid descended one Of the upright
timbers supporting the bell. knocking
of a large piece OF it into the uperturt
between the ceiling and the roof; then
ce it followed one of the girders for 4
little distance. and then took off alOnl
the lsthing, following the rows of naill
until il came over where the gas light,
were burning in front Of the choir. From
thence it came through the ceiling
making several small holes from the
nail heads in the lathiDg. Thence il
followed the gas pipes down through
the basement of the church and ou,
under The pavement and up along the
gas post at the edge Of the pavemen,
opposite the door, exlinguishing the
light which was burning at the time
Several of the members were in very
close proximity to the line Of the fuid'.
course. but no one was injured. The
damage to the church vas bDi slight.
II is said that part Of the city neal
Washington street, has suffered more
from lightning than any other. and il
is explained ia this ~sy. There is .
ravine at the head Of that street which
creates dIaught aud furnishes a chan
mel for the wind. The wind acts as
conductor. from which the lightning il
disseminated TO adjacent prominen, oh
jects. Whether the theory is correc,
OF not, we do not know but :he fac
that the effects Of lightning have been
more freqneBtly felt in the locality in.
dicstej gives it an appearance of plau'
sibility.- Stea6espilk Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06

GRAHAM's MAGAzINE.-This work
for July has made its appearance, with
more new attractions. The gems oi
this number are, "The Wigtcam IN the
Wilderness," new sporting story, by
FRANK FORESTER (H. w. HERBERT J;
"The Last ofthe JuStiniani," a chaste
and beautiful love story, by Mrs. E.
L. CUSHING. Subscribe Immediately;
il is full oil Interest. TERMs:--l copy,
one year, in advance, SO; 2 copies,
S.; 6 copies, $40.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
From WashIngIOR.
WAsHIHGToS, June %

The President and Lady will probably
leave Washington this afternoon foI
Baltimore AMI elsewhere, Nothing viii
be done with the personnel Of the Navy
regarding promotions. &C., until alteI
the report Of the Navy Retiring Board
shall be made.
Mr.. Wilson Commissioner Of the
Land Office, received his dismissal thi'
afternoon direct from the President
He left the Office immediately. 1t il
thought Wilson shannon will be hi'
successor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Post once Department.

Blank Agsneies.-W are informed
that the Postmaster General has diseon-
iinued the blank agency atBuffalo. N T.,
and that ell postmasiers hereafter sup
Piled with blanks from that depot will.
after the lst Of July next. be furnished
from the blank agency OF Cincinnati,
Ohio. Postmssters will therefore apply
for blanks as follows:
Those in Maine. New Hampshire;
Vermont, Massachusetts,, Rhode Island;
Connecticut, New York, New Jersey.
PennsylVanib, Delaware, Maryland. Ca
lifornia Anc Oregon will apply TO the
blank agency at New York. N. Y. Those
10 the District Of Columbia, Virginia,
North Carolina, South Carolina, Geor-
gis, Alabama and Florida, will apply
10 the First Assistant Postmaster Gem
ersl. Washington, D. c. Those in Mis-
sissippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, Missouri;
kentucky, Tennessee, Texas, New Mex:
leo, Utah. Ksnsus, Nebraska. Ohio, In
diana, Illinois. Michigan. Wisconsin,
Iowa aud Minnesota, will apply 10 the
blank agent at Cincinnati, Ohio.
EIilors Of newspapers. particularly
in Ohio, Indiana, Illinois, Michigan,
Wisconsin, lows and Minnesota, the
Post Offices in which States have here
tofore been supplied with blanks from
Buffalo. will do an essential service by
publishing the above.
Signature Post Bills.-We are re-
quested TO call attention TO an official
notice OF the Postmaster General in this
days paper. BY which, it will be seen
that the Department declines Longer
taking the responsibility Of receiving,
and transmitting TO the frontier, money
IRON postmasten 10 pay for Pointing
their names or blank post bills.
Delivery Of Letters. &c.-We under
stand frequent complaints agains; the
de partnient grow out of the fact that
poslmasteIs too often, trusting only TO
their memories, tell persons there is no
mail matter for them when a subsequent
exu minAtion proves that there was. II
pos tmasteIs would adhere strictly To
the rule Of making personal search eV-
Iery time letters and papers are inquired
fur, there would be more despatch in
their delivery.
PostmastsTs Assistants to be SlOorn.
! I-Poslmasters at small Offices. we learn.
are too much in the habit OF permitting
incom pstent members Of their families
and other persons ia their employ, (none
of them being sworn. as requiied BY
law,) TO change the mails, and TO pes.
form all the other duties pertaining TO
their UfIce.-None but sworn assistants
should be allowed TO have access to the
mails.
Looming MWSpaperS.-Subscriber to
ne wspa pers make complaint Of the non'
arrival oil their papers, and in some In E
stances intimate that the loss is occas'
ioned by the fact of the postmaster
loan ming TO his neishbors the papers OF
Others for perussl. The papers iaii to
be return:d 10 their proper place, and
hen the dissatisfaction. Pos;masters
are strictly forbidden TO loan news
spsrs that are in the Office for deliy'
ery.-H ash. Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
A Lie, Is L.

We are told that Hon. w. l.. Ed
MIsroN, accidental Clerk Of the Court
of Common Pleas, of Yinton county,
Ohio, says that we published lies in
the Democrat concerning him, and he
can prove il! Well, Billy, let Ter rip!
Out with the truth. Put your light or
a hin Don't stick it under peek
measure; it hasn't room to shine. The
peuple want the truth.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Maine Lnw Out.

1t is said by the Know Nothings ol
M'Anhur Council that they have strick.
en- out The Maine Law plank in their
Platform! What will our Democratic
Maine Law men say to this warping
of their principles? Can you stand il
gentlemen? Or will you go Tor good,
honest, sober Democrats, who will
iearlessly do their duty, without fear.
Iavor, or affection? Reflect upon thest
lhinos.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
AFTER DEMOCRATS

Keep ii before The people, that thu
boilers from the Democratic party, whit
are trying to get Democrats initiated
into the Know Nothing order, are do
ing so to disorganize the Democracy,
assigning as reason, that the Wing,
are all right These same traitors tel
you that they are as good Democrats as
ever they were. This may be the case,
and more than likely it is, for we dom
believe, for moment, that man ever
was Democrat who will join a K.
N. Council. Reader, is it not a little
like talking about the Devil joining
Church.! Think of his Satanic Mai
esty getting on an anxious seat, and
you have fair image in your mind oil
an.an being a Democrat and still cling.
ing TO the Know Noihings. The cases
We think are very much alike.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Clerks Office Down i'm the Heel

Clerks Office Down i'm the Heel
Mr.. EOrToR:-We are told that the
Clerks Office don't pay to attend to il
these days; hence the present encum-
bent has been ordered by Judge Tom
Spooner TO Cincinnati, TO receive gen.
eral orders for laying the pipes for this
falls campaign. In connection with
this business of the Order, our Coun>
Gil has sent with him for press, to be
edited by Stanley, Edmlston 4 Co.,
backed up by old Fogyism.
ln addition to the above, Mr.. Editor,
the proposition made at the meeting oil
our Council to nominate DR.. l.. Hol.
land for the Legislature, as the Know
Nothing candidate, was postponed un.
til after the 18th OF this month, for
State Convention action.
July 5, 1855. ONE OF 'EM.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Dtcd of ReIlcyoa

During tie ceremonies OF Mormon ba2
tism, at Newport, KY, on Sunday last, twl
converts 10 the faith and belle Of that churci
were drowned in the river. Though lost lc
this world by this last act il may be the
means OF saving them in the merit, as tims
was not gsven Them to practice in the funda-
men tsl doctrine, and common crime OF the de.
luded followers Of JOE SIXTH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Rail Rond ExciIememt.

We are informed by gentleman o.
truth and veracity, that there will be
Railroad meeting at Macarthur on the
10th inst, to look after the interests o.
the S. 4 II. V. Railroad A full turn
out of the Directors is expected. We
hope this Board of Directors will star
work on the first section north OF Jack
son, al least.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
CHAS. FOLLETT, Chairman.
Amos LAYMAH, Sec'y.--Statssaan.
BALTIMoRE. Inne 0s

A great shock, supposed TO be an
earthquake, occurred at one this morn
ing. ia ising half the city. Many fec
into :he streets. In the eastern section
some Windows were broken, follow.
lowed BY umbliDg noise. The shoca
was feit in the-coun,ry also. Sc ~ea mi.
les from TIE city.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
ANGELS nnd UeYIls.

Our very pious christian neighoor OF
the Journal Is pefectlJ horrihsd because
we admitted an "BnquiTer after Divine
Truth" TO ask the Rev, Mr., Lord few
questions pertinent to the subject in
CONTROVERSY. We are decidedly OF the
opinion that iI some of these polite
CoIporleurs would 90 into the harvest
fields aud help gather bread Tor these
poor people they speak of, il would Oh
the whole perhaps rebound as much to
their glory. There are always set Of
fellows in the world TOO lazy; or too
good to work. that have a special care
Tor the souls Of men, but who never
care fig for ;heir bodily comforts
Why the man that sweats all day in The
broiliDg sun, to lay up store for the poor
as well Us the rich. is wo,th dozen Ut
these men prowling about The country
--entering your houses, putting impef-
tinent questions, and not always re-
framing from some insulting Language
in their pryiug curiosity into other pc
o2les business. Feed, clOthe, educate,
the poor and squalid children "withouI
a bible," SO that they will not be 'efu''
ed place in the rich cushioned seats
Of your churches oil the Sabbath, anu
then they can hear as well as read OF
that religion which naketh all men
equal. ...
1t is perfectly astonishing to witness
the peculiar care our very good neigh
bofs have for all things holy. They
hre not at all particular about the
truth, provided their falsehoods go 10
advance the cause Of piety. To mlsre-
present their nsighbors, by white or
black lalsehoods, is . regular business.
all for the glory OF the saints, especially
such saints as vote the Know Nothing
ticket. DR.. Lord has undertaken great
work, that Of home Missionary, aud
we know Of no place, where his labors
NAV be Of more service, than in "the
regions round about" and TO begin
more essentially the good work, we
opened our columns TO "a seeker alter
divine truth" that when the Rev. Doc
tor, OF rather the School Master got alb.
road, he would not "hide his light un-
der bushel" but publish it as widely
as the queries put TO him. 1t is not
material to us, which Of the two does
the most good, SO good comes OF it. and
what the Journal saw in the matter to
shake its pious nerves we cannot imag-
inc. '..
Let the Ladies 60 round on these
charitable missions-lst Angels TO An
gels work, aud send the men into the
farm fields to work where they are just
now badly wanted We will take three
or four OF them ourself, If they are
pood able hodied stout men.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06


New York, June %.
The Baltic arrived this morning al
| o'clock, with dates TO the morning
OF the 18th.
She brings telegraphic details Of the
capture by the French Of Mamelon and
white Works, after ssnguinSry hghtingi
5000 were killed and wounded. " The
French took SO guns and 500 prisoners.
and their new position enaSlss them to
shell the shipping in Seba astopol haTbor.
Simultaneously she English stormed
and took the rihemen's works in the
qusrries, but lost 500 killed and wouD.
ded.
BY chameful occurrence in the Bal
tic, in which the Russians fred upon
a boat bearing a dag Of truce, twenty
one sailors and three officers were kill
led.
CRAcow, June l4th.
Emperor Of Austria arrived yesterday,
The Crimea correspondence is down to
the fourth weather excessively hot,
and all accounts agree that there is q
vast amount of disease and dependency
in the garrison at Sebastopol.
Advices from the United States are
looked for. to s.imulate prevailing ten
dency toward confidence in manuiact'
IuFee.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06

School CoMMTssIoNER's Report
We return tn anks to Mr.. BARNEY fol
copy Of this report. We have moi
had time 10 examine it, but here take
occasion to say, that the people of this
section OF Ohio demand an amendment
Of the late School Law. There are
many grevious burdens the people are
laboring under, arising out Of this law,
and il must be amended the coming
winter. We will have occasion to re.
fer TO this hereafter. Il is enough for
us to know that it is justly unpopular,
as it now stands and is being construed
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
llnrdel ers semienced.

The daily Lafayette Indiana Journal
says that Abraham Rice and Timothy
Driscoll wsfe sentenced by Judge Petit,
TO be hung on Friday the l4'h day OF
Seplembsr next.
Driscoii is about 20 years OF age and
is the son Of su honest and industrious
tesmster. living in Lafayette, but Tim.
had never been taught any occuPstion,
and was educated on the stIeets. That
idleness is the parent Of criminslity is
abundsutly substantiated in this case.
Rice is about 20 years Of age. served
an apprenticeship at trimming in La
iayette-married about four years ago,
but his wife obtained a divorce from,
him on account Of his Inismpents hab.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
BANGOR. June 81.

The State Temperance Convention ad.
journed this evening. A strong feslin
exists against the regular Democratic
party, in consequences Of the anti-Maine
law resolution adoptet at the recent
Democratic State Convention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06

GoDEY FOR JULY.-This excellent
lady'S companion, Tor July, has come
to hand. 1t contains all lady should
expect Its contents as usual are in
structive, amusing, useful, &c. TEAMS;
SO per annum, in advance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Found Dead.

On the morning of the 9Th of June,
an IriShman by the name of JAMES
MCGRArH, aged 81 years, was found
dead, hanging upon tree near the house
.of Mr.. FERGusoN, Brown township,
Yinton county, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
TELEGRAPHlC!

WASHINGTON, July Q.
The Grand Jury found five bills against the
Know Nothing destroyeTs Of The block for the
monument sent from Rome.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

SUCCESS OF THE ALLIES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
New YoRK, June %.

surrralno OF a1sslAsu PROM DISEASE,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06

pLANh DEEDS, BLANK MORTGAGES
I'D aud all BlonkS required under the Jus.
tices' Code. for justices Of Tie PeGee are con.
stOnilg kept on hand aud for euIe al tbs o.
fee.
PRODUCE OF AL KINDS. Is rtcei0,
cd at the usry highest market prices, on SUB.
scIiptOn or Advertisements, at this Office
Money is not refused.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-06
V. b. PALAIER'S

Newspaper Subscription and Advertising Agency
PHILADELPHIA, New YoRK, BosToN and BAL.
TlMoRE, is our authorized agent to receive and
receipt for subscription and advertisement for
the DEMOCRAT,
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ANTHONY J. BLsEcKER, Auctioneer.
n T. and PEREMPTORY SALE Of ~

y.
ARGE and PEREMPTORY SALE of 90
IL choice and valuable BUILDING Lots together With
sx frselsss BROWN STONE hAsTIC BUILDINGS,
hrhed and unfinished tuste on both Sdes Of the S0s AZ
BLEEcKER will sell on ~ .,
O'clock at the Merchants Exchange the following dee
NiSraS AID EIGHTY FOURTH srElsht Lots forming the
entire front Of the block on the wet side OF inc sta De-
EfcHTYrounTa sr-Alo ~ Lots Of Ground with six three
south side Of sih commencing 100 feet west
Of 9Th sv . .,xc, ,., IL, .
esdst north side and IL the south side eonuenc
ing 100 feet west CT the 9Th sv .
kNrHAv.-Aso Lot and Gore Lot on the west SIDE OF
the ana adjoining the ii Lots fronting on the
south side Of SD st.
NIsTH Az EIGHTY FOURTH .rsi1 ane Lots Of Ground
with House Garden and Carriage house thereon ta.ted
and next porthw OF 9th sv and 9th 'front.'
Ing on the svenue AID on the street
Also II Gore Lots In the rear o! the aoo'e or on rear Oh
ErsIH Av. AND EIGHTY. FoURrH-sr Also. Lots and
Cores the northeast Of aud
s5,h.L 5 fronting the and on the street.
NNTHAv-Aso, Lots the side OF s.hsy between
as5 sna stb ats q feet ms north Of SSd st. snd
lot gore lots 10 tbs Of the sams fronting on the
a.o Lots Of Ground on the east side Of 9Th between
szS and sSs ss distant Is feet inch south Of s3ts
The Of the shove property about the best on the
haitian e,dy opened and paid o aud the great Cen
tr. Psrk being block either park The neigh
borhood building up very rapidly with first class brown stone
and msc front houses mostly occupied By the there
Of All the property adjoining the above Sned oJ large
On r. sboe The sSovs sale Offers the best oppotu
safe and profitable that has been presented
Tie sle will be ~ sve every Lot offered will be sold
without to the highest bidder The streets arc ell
oper ed and partly graded - q,
cert the purchase remain on bond and mortgage
n.p. and further particulars be had of the suctonser
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Jnstrurticm.
NTANTS

EOSTER, DIXON & Co., ACCOUNTANTS
IT ana COMMERCIAL TEACHERS Office No SAG Broad
Wsy FOSTER DIXON reetify confused or entansed Ac
so9nts solve problems In Book keepins furnsn aa
form en- dute sppertsnins to their profession with
R.0F r TosrER HIRAM liz DIXON IRA B. PERSON.
ERENCH LESSONS l.. DEZARNAULD,
formerly Journalist In France, has taken room At No
585 Brosdwsy foor where he will give NSIh0C
cssea Having already taught To- New York Tor one year
h great be 10 confident that he win be able 10 give
entirs sstactiop all who may honor him with hen pat
vonase.
MOUNT WASHINGTON COLLEGIATE IN.
NJ gTfTUTE-No 2l0 4thst.. on Wtshtnston'saza-e,
entrance No. iSs Mscdoussist .vy,vo ,...,.,.
THE SCHOOL Of Mr.. BINGHAM. for BOYS,
i called the CLASSICAL GYMNASIUM. Bible House,
Asos entrance has several vacancies in
eeoh Oh DEPARTMENT. the complement being twenty
The thorough and training afforded peeu-
Her. and believed to he unsquaed In this country.
q e TERMS REDUCED ONE-HALF.-
u Os OLIVER o. GOLDsMITHs Academy OF PEN
MANsHIP and BOOK KEEPING. No Sts Broadway cor
LADIES; wRITINo CLASS. at Ios O'Clock, A. NJ. daily
'1 oINTisMH%s CLASSES. ate A D., and 49,. and
O'clock r M daily excepting Saturdays Terms reduced to
Is for TO- or SO fr IS Lessons including Stationery
PRIVATE INsTbU yTl0N, SIS for 10. OF SO for 70 Lee
sons. Each pupil !. entitled to separate pnlor
BOOR-KEEPI f0-Terms reduced this week from SO to
tl2 quarter Of three months Books and Stationery
81 80 Arhmetic In poprtion Terms payable IN ADVANCE
~ = -B o O XIX EEPING, WHITING,
~ Os ARfTBMETIC-hr D0LBEAR. No. SO Broad
wsy Hou.topt will receive pupils this week at only
- Each student viii be taught practically keep books by
sssa Private lessons this day only $40 for fall unlimited
course.
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