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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
on! DOn'f.

That old Fogy out east, in the coun.
try, who sends US word that he will
thrash as, if we dare touch or lay hands
upon our present JOHN BULL, county
officer, is advised that it is a game tWC
can play at. We don't apprehend a
serious riot 10 grow out of this threat,
but would just say, that no threats can
have any possible effect upon us. We
say to all concerned, Lay on McDuff,
DC. But had you not better attend tc
them pasture lots, and keep your eye
on the farm--renounce Know Nothing
ism, ere it is too late, and not let US hea
you before a twelvemonth at "gooC
Lord, deliver me from my friends ,
All BLUcHERs aren't Generals; and
they were, another RICHMOND may b,
in the field!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
Mean. Is LII

We are told the Accidental Clerk OF
Vinton Common Pleas is very busy,
since he came home with Judge SPooN-
ER's new Ritual for the McArthnr X.
N's., in giving out in speeches that we
are "mean for attacking him, when we
know his hands are tied up!' How
are your hands tied up, Billy? Is it by
the oaths you have taken as a member
of the misnamed Order of "the Star
Spangled Banner9" Mean, is it, to
let the people know that the Clerks Of
fee, Tor more than a week, has been
closed up, and that men coming here
for miles have to hunt for hours for a
County Officer, after he arrives, before
he can transact any business. 1t is the
duty Of County Officers to attend to the
duties Of their Office; and whether Dem,
ocrat, Know Nothing or traitor, we
expect 10 lay the truth before the peo.
pie. Billy says we lie in the Democrat
and he can prove it! That's just whaI
we want; out with the lruth-our col,
umns are open 10 you, and we expect
the proof.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
AuStFia |!

Russian influence is very active, even
in the smallest German Courts. The
Journa! Of St. Petersburg publishes the
semi % fiicial discussion on Count Vale.
wasbi's French Circular Of May 23d.-
The Journal also semi officially says tha t
peace is pesslble. il France ard England
are willing, inasmuch as the fourth poin t
IS morally. although not formally set
tied, and the other points, namely, the
navigation of the Danube and the evac-
uation Of the Principalities, are also
settled, leaving only the Vienna third
point 10 be arranged.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
Tint Lie Nailed Down.

We are requested and authorized to
say, that DR.. HoLLAND's name is not
nor can it be used by any Know Moth
ing Council as a candidate for any OF,
flee by his consent. If these midnight
'prowlerS use honest mems names thus,
without authority, there is no telling
what they are not prepared to do. In
fact, men who take the horrid oathS Of
the Macarthur Council, are prepared
for anything--pejury not excepted
Again we say, let honest men be or
their guard.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
Fourth Of July ut 81. Mary's.

The assemblage was called to order
by S. s. DEMuTH, who was chosen
Moderator, when s. s. MuRRv, Esq,
was called upoli and delivered patri-
otic and soul-reviving Grafton, which
We give on the first page Of !o.day's pa
per and ask for it careful perusal.-
Rev. KELLY and DR.. H. H. BISHOP
made few brief and pointed remarks
on the subject of the day, which we are
sorry to say our reporter failed to gel
possession of.
Never had we seen a more joyful
celebration Of the Anniversary of our
National Independence. The youth and
their sires all mingling together in the
festivities of the day! The following
are some ofthe toasts that were offered:
MOnIgOmery-May his name always
be fresh in the minds Of the American people!
De Kalb-May his untimely death ever
be regretted, and the glorious cause in which
lie fell, never be forgotten,
Fourth Of JuIy---May we all live 10
celebrate again, under the canopy of Heaven,
this ever memorable event, in optn day.
There were many other toasts which
were not handed in.
The grounds Of the celebration wa.
a beautiful beech grove, on the banks
of Raccoon, stream which winds like
q serpent through the valley and around
81. Mary's Cathedral. The melodi.
Gus sounds of the violin, accompanied
by the beat Of time, as the brave ladl
and fair lassles Of our land tripped i
o'er the green, on
Light fantastic toe;'
makes the evening pass off like somt
fairy scene Of olden time; the ladies
God bless them, lending enchantmen
10 the scene. In fact, all was hapPi
ness; and many patriotic cheers wer,
waited on the breeze from valley to bill
and from hill to hill again, as a hearty
response broke forth TO toast and senli'
ment.
s. S. MuRRY, Esq, received the
unanimous nomination Of the whole as.
sembly, as a candidate for the mex
Legislature; subject,as we are informed
to the action OF his political friends.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
Later from Europe.
ILLNESS OF LOUIS NAPOLEON.
REPULSE OF TIE ALLIES!
New YORK, July 5.

The Herman arrived at New York.
Liverpool dates to the goth.
Bresdstulls are dull aud lower.
Authenticated reports at Liverpool
from the Crimea. A great battle had
been fought. The Allies were defeated.
with immense loss. The particulars
will undoubtedly arrive BY the America.
1t was rumored that the French En-.
peror was suffering from the effect of an
po plectic fit.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
Breed Crossed,

1t is generally understood that the
Goldfish sristocracy, Shanghais and K.
ms. are crossing the breed up street,
Fanceir, who knows thing or two,
says that the Old Line Wings, who
belong to the lst class, won't cross
If this should prove true, we may ex.
pect some bottom out OF the Know
Nothing tin pan. There are some rich
Developments ahead
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
From the County Jail.

The Germans put in Jail on the night
Of the 4th have sent us the following
address TO the public. Every person
who reads it must come to but one con
clusion-and that is. that these people
are inhumanly prosecuted for ther birth
alone. We speak Of what occurred be-
fore the affair of the evening of the 4th,
and which resulted in the unfortunate
affair of that hour. That is matter Of
Judicial investigation, wher all the
facts, we hope, will be brought to light.
Thirty thousand Of these people voted
last fall with the FusionistS, aud now
they cannot celebrate the bird day Of
our glorious liberty, 90 they had done
before for years ia peace and without
assault.
1t is folly to inquire now whether
they should or should not have defend =
ed themselves when assaulted with sto
nes-Or what kind of defense they
should have made. That inquiry is al
ways 100 late after an affray commen-
ces, for then il is too late to reason
coolly, and judge for the necessity OF
the case. The assaulting party must
always run the risks. But the disgrace
Of these things every body feels, and
all must more or less endure. Self de.
fense is the first law of nature. but what
kind Of a defense that should he is mere
matter Of accident from the moment,
than desire. The Fusionists are Ger.
talnly bringing their politics to a pret-
ty market.
From the Ohio Statesman.)
FRAEKLIs COUNTY JAIL
July 5th, 1855. J
To THE PEOPLE:
FelloD Citizens by certain indiv.
iduals there have lately been spread ru-
mors in regard to the German "Turn ner.
verein" Association Of Gymnssts,) cal.
culated 10 throw false light upon them
and raise prejudice ugaiust them and
we, therefore. upon this occasion. dee m
it to be our duty, as Republicans and
Americans. TO try TO disabuse the pub
lie mind in this respect.
TheChief charge brought forth against
US is this, that we are said to have vot
ed at the last election for the principles
Expressed in the Nebraska bill. This i.
an unqualified falsehood. Every mem
ber of our Association. who was naiur
allied and entitled to vote, voted tht
Republican tickst--hgainst the Nebras
ka bill. We did SO, because We ale
as free citizens, against any extension
OF slavery.
j Another charge against us is, that W,
are Catholics, aud adherents to the Ro
! man Hierarchy. Such charge coult
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13

We call eSpecisi attention to "Ob.
servers" communication this week. -
He has some of a different nature thai
will open the eyes OF some OF the dark.
lantern boys about town, before 81,
weeks passes!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13
BUSINESS DIRECTORY !
FOR yiNTON COUNTY,, OH ne

s'P- HEwITT, Judge o. Probate : our,
w l. EDMISToN. Clerk com.Pleas Court
EF. BINGHAM. Prosecuting Attorney
WIN, TISUE, Sheriff.. ..n'"Ir''' 7'. ''.
Joseph MAGEE. Auditor ..-a pr ~ =
J. sWEPSToN, Treasurer. ' g4sa
JAMES MALONE, Retorder' In +
NELSON RICHMOND. Surveyor.
GEO. ULL0M, Coroner. .E3id
County Commissioners, ~,
J. DO ND, ]. KINNEY, & JOHN SW AIM
School Examiners,
CT. CUNNING, G. w. SH0ChEf ana
Z. A. BRATToN. ] =
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13

The workmen on our Court House
are busily employed in putting the roof
on.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13

Doobs says be wonld have died OF
cholera in August, it had not been Tor
one thing--the doctor gave him pp.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13

EAGLE FuRsAcE, Stanley, BenHey q
ca Manufacturers of the best qua'h,t
of Pig Iron. Eagle Post Office.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-07-13

y,,,oN FvpxkcE, Means, ClaI.-'Do. /" recslp g. =
Manufacturers Of best qu,el!lits, at his Office
Iron. Vinton FumVce Post
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

or ten days with ease secrecy and safety. This
celebrated mixture possesses u few OF the advanta
ges not enjoyed by any other medicine for the cure
OF AL sexual diseases; and which must with an
enlightened public render it assoredly highly pop.
ular and desideraium long sought tor in the med
ical world. ltrequires no confinement no change
OF diet. In its improved form it is nearly tasreess
and causes no MISREPRESENTATION IN his patient
Ii has acquired the utmost fame in almost every
part of Europe. IL has been examined approved
of aud sanctioned by the faculty of medicine and
recommended by the most emf ent Of the profess
> on for the of tain diseases analogous
complaint of the organs 81 generation after every
other medicine.
In Offering this preparation to the human family
Drs Lroy and Pcitier learlessly hazard the asser-
ton that il is not only no. surpassed bat unequal
ed either for its curative prrpeAties r for mildnes
aeiy and certainty ii the operation sy any other
preparation conf unded for similar puiposas n W
bef re the public r.
medicinss mingfn g the exeeleNt 4lali les Of each
into one sanative whole so as to produce the most
efficient compound which has never yet BEEN
known to fail. II s impossible to produce GER
tificates OF tho power Of medicine oil this pecuar
nature or Otherwise a hostof facts mi CHI be adj
vanced TO show hesbfond and deep foundation
upon eFhich the character ofthis Ature rests 70
support. Long standing cases gonorrhea, gleet
stictares all, cons the kidneys SC have. yiel-
ueu 10 the command OF THIS dhlu2te und fnstan-
ces Of geet OF the most invcterate description
lYsve fed before its host astonishing sauatiyc nHn
ence. 49,
We do not offer this mixture as Panaca or cure
ever, thing, but in the above named cases we are
Authorized by Dfs Leroy mud Pelfirr OF Paris to
guarauieea cure under aforfeit $500 We will
remarksthat this compound has been before The
public Of New Orleans for thirteen years and has
Universally proveflzffsci ons.
\ !, CAUTION. -Ser spurious and injurious prep
larati ms haSn|heen palmed upon tbexuHwary b.
base coupir litfrs The just celebrity and inn
mense sale th4<<tis compound has met with ID
the UNI la}es Ii has stimulated = host q un-
pfincip)f1 -hdivifnals 10 initiate IL RecoIl
THAT ihe sieaatufe Of Leroy "A p rats IS writ
ION every phial. fN e
friee ~ bottle $500 pcr doxen $4a60
| q, between iieyiaand royII<Gs lyew 0r|@4&&
+ GA Treatise on goaofrhtas irle[UF1l Inpoten-'
cY &C forwarded gratis Is
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

Toilet and family
Shaving ere ans and
compounds of all
descriptions
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
Veao Goods for
SPRING AND SUMNER,
SCHULZ, BODEHEIM & CO.,

WNViTE their friends and patrons 10 exa nine
Il their now full stock of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, clio hing, Boots, and shoes &c, Their
stock is The largest and best selected ever off, red
in this market.
One OF their firm residing ,nlhe East for the
purpose of making purchases and nufae turing
Clatbtng aud boots and shoes they Eel confident
that their prizes cannot be uadersolu in the South
Merchants, Plan ers and espec ally the Ladies
invited to call and for themselves. Among
the other goods just received are.
French and American prints OF all styles
Plain and fancy Oil calico
Ginghams
Plain fancy and black lawns i s,
So id aud fancy Colorcd Bereges
Swiss. null and Jaconet Mullins plain check.
ed dotted and striped Of ali qualities
Fine undersleeves and chemizetts,
Jaconet swiss edgings and inserting,
Black lace wells
| White embroidered Muslins for curtains
Hosiery g'oves and hdkfs in lnnumetal'
| guam itiesanG ofall qualite
| Irish linens, linen sheetings and linen da-
masks
! Pillow case linens and superior damask
napkins
Very handsome printed linens etc
| New Goods reed weekly A l20
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], WRIGHT B! ! !; 7 r |! !. co,
Popular Family Medi-
- t4.It1

Which they ofiesso supply druegisis and
ID salers al propriesors loves. wholesale prl-
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25

FRESH CANPHENIs
a I one dollar per gallon. Pssrhene gas
= burningFluid and Lamp Oil always on.
hand Virks feb p A 6ENELLA
r TITLE GIANT CORN AND COB MILL,
Ik-For portability. simplicity of construc-
ton, convenience of use and power, has no
equal. It can be put in operation by the FARM
er in twenty minutes, without expense or me-
chanical aid, then adjusted and used by aty
body with convenience. v i'll grind feed from
ear corn and grist or fine homony from shelled
corn, with degree of ease and convenience
for farm purposes never attained before;
No. 2,price 800, will grini 10 bus. hour
with horse
No 8 price S75. do Is do do
with l horse
No price Ss5 do 90 do do
with horses
These mills are for sale by the undersigned
and are guaranteed in the most positive manner
by them against breakage or arrangement from
proper use. They have sold several and can
give most satisfactorily testimonials of their
usefulness and value.
SMEDES, HAMPTON & Co,
Il L A--st
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
Read the Following
CEES'HEFFC


TALL PossA, Co., Ala, Jan 2, 1852
Dear Sir-l sc I'd you this to certify 10 you that
your Extract Of Yellow Dock and Sarsparilla has
performed one of The most wonderful cures on me
that has ever effected on man.
have been afflicted for forty years With erup
tions on my legs and feet; in lS48 they got
bad that l. a to go on clutches and in 1919 had
one leg anputaed over the knee, IN about nine
months after my other leg broke out in large cat
ing and mining res from my head TO my foot
and discharged great deal Of offensive matter.
My groin also broAeout in large biIes which dis
charged much offensive matter, and al the same
lime my left hand broke out in large running
sores nearly TO my elbow.
The misery hat | uttered for the last two years
cannot desert be 10. was in such agony, III 1t
never rested day orqnget
In October last my son brought me one Of your
b tile wrappe's; read il and found record Of some
wonderful cures performcd by your " x;ract Of
Yellow dock AID Sarsparlla" sent aud eof two
bottles Of it and commenced taking IL In tive
weeks TO my great aslonishnent my sores all be-
came easy and could sleep all night thing /
had not done for two years. When l had
taken six bottles my sores nearly all healt d
My eight bottles of your sEAtraet of Yellow Doe k
and SaisParllla' and l uow consider myse well.
Cntreat all of The afflicted TO try this medicine,
for believe it win cure any disease in The world
Lay aside all prejudice and just try it, and pro-
claim its gceat wo Oh To suffering mankind and
entreat them to take il Tor ii will cure them.
! My case is well known in a large potion bt
South Carolina, Alabama and if any should dou |
/ the above cure, invite them TO call on me indn
will show them the scars; can tie found i
t llapossa county Ala., one mile from Stoe Fer
| ry.
/ RENA'AH HUGH s..
The Yellow Dock and SarsparilIa is peculiar,
! adapted for females OF delica health resulting
rom irregularity of menstrual discharges, ane
other diseases pecul ar TO their sex. The propri.
etor bias in possession great number of certiGc
ates of cure performed Of the above descrip Tor
We assure the affl cted that bottle or two OF DR.
Guysoo, Extrac of Yellow dock and Sarsearills
will at once regulate those difficulties aud renew
the natural energies.
Put up IN quart Bottles. price ST. each.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by
! SCOVlL & MEAD, Ill Chartres street N O.
General Agents for the Southern States to whom
all orders must be addressed.
4 Also seld by
NJ Emanuel, Yazoo City Miss,
VIM Y Gadbury, Benton, Miss,
Prestiy & Mostly Canton Miss,
Isaac Mann, Sharon, Miss,
) Z, Denton, Camden Miss.
i WIN DOYLE, lexington Miss
And by Agents in every town inthe State
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
lIel t8fEl 6Iyslt =
]: T'1X S4LE.

ON Friday The 22d day 81 june, 1855 ~
Marshal and Tax Collector of the town q
Yazoo city, 4 will sell before the Mayor
Office in the town Of Yazoo OF The follow
ing described Lots. to pay the special Tax
assessed upon said lots for the paving ln.
front Of same to-wit. Lot 253 and part of
Lot ESQ on Jefferson street 95 feet front
at 65 cts per foot, also for removing 3 trees
in front OF same, 90 Total 81 OF.
Said lots will be sold to the bidder who
will take the smallest quantity Of said Lot
and pay the assessment.
IG HOLM GsWORTH.
april 90 a. lot ST. City Marshal.
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10 Persons Residing i'm
THE C0UN TRY.
Medical DiSnenSarv
Medical DispensarY.
i42 Carondalet S

f42 CarOndaIet Street.
DRS Leroy and PELTlER Com.
bound Mixture for the cure of Genarrhea
IGlcet structures and other diseases of the
urinary passages frequently performing
perfect cure in the short space of eight
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Jules IIauls
Jaynes American
East india

f,seolxs
'Mortimores rheuniat-
&c compclud
DO cordial bitters
Myers ex Of rock ros e
cfossmans specific
DR. Wards do
Uphams Pile electus-
ry
Steers OpodeIdoc
Cad ffeys cofdial
Tprlinpions BsIf m
Baienens-itops y
Wat 3 Nervous anti
dnte
,Hyat.s Life bsl<sm
Railways resolvent
]<ucina cord
hmm IA
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-05-25
CITY HOTEL.

vi i l1J LII.
fE,IIE above named Hotel, situated "A
= on Main street Yazoo city, has sHsSsHsf5A
been thoroughly renovated and rcft- ..ssEz9
ted up by the the subscriber, and $500
every improvement conducive to the comfor
and accommodation ofvisitors added. The cii-
zens of this and adjoining counties and travel
ling community gener lily are informed, that the
utmost attention OF the proprietor viii be given
to the establishment, and no attention will be
wanting, nor expense spared to render unexcer
tionable to visitors.
Next to the fare which viii be ofthe best that
| the market affords, the subscriber would state
that the sleeping apartments have been the
object OF is special attention. The bed rooms
thoroughly cleansed, and new bedding supplied
and careful and attentive servants always a,
command. He solicits the patronage of the pub
Hc upon the beiefthat entire satisfaction wiubc
given
! May,26,-tf. A. JOHNSON
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Phalons magic

Phalons magic
.rsGllmns Instantane
> esSOus ~
.sBatchelors
- Billiards !,
sas !. TEv ant -lhtyret'
DR. Morser ;nvigoria-
R'13l ling cordial
s1Thorns extract
Tarranis Aperiept
do eliHir of Rp barb
Carriers spahishmix-
QB tnre -
Mothers relief
Tooihacise drops
aLyo rs agplic pow
Mrs. Kidkers coadial
Thorn so1s eve wa
+ Ter -
IIinInes Aslringent
Ral&Vays ready ro-
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- - - MAAO1Ma4 - - = - - = -
Furnishing Establishment
Sc LEIGHTON q BARBO1,
= Corner st. Charles and Canal streets.
16 PARK PLACE, NEW YORK.
~ Have constantly on hand q superior
aesortment Of Fashionable Clothing. guar
anteed to be Of the Best Workmanship and
Is the Latest Styles, comprising
Frock and Dress Goats, Business Goats,
Overcoats. Pantaloons and Vests, Dressing
and Morning Robes, dc,
ALSO 5
GENTEEMEN,S FURNISHING GOODS
TCondsting IN part of
Hosiery, suspenders.
Cravats. Scarfs. Neckties,
Umbrellas. Merino undershirts drawers
Shaker Flannel shirts,
Silk Shirts and Drawers.
LEIGHTON'S PREMIUM SHIRTS !.
A full supply of these celebrated shirts
at all timee onahand and of such q variety
of sizes and styles as will enable them to
fit the most difficult and please the most ia
tiduous
N. B.-Clothing and Shirts made to or
der.
LEIGHTON Dc BARBOT,
Cor. st Charles and Canal SITS.
New Orleans.
and is Park Place. NewY ork
April 90 Al tt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-08-15
Americans ruling America.

A private letter reaching US this morning
frtua Louisville, Incidentally mentions the fact
that il hal been ascurtained up to the llth
in. tant, that at least forty, and very probably
mor,,, persons had lost their lives in the riots
there of the Och inst. They were still finding
more g.. aired human remsins in the ruins Of
the burned Itouscs, among them being those OF
many women an children The feeling against
Know Notsingfyu, there is intense on the part
Of many Who were res. MY In The ois'sr, anu
OF all w4o voted the KNOX, Nothing t.,fSs'
without that formal aiiliaiioo with 1T; who,
for tie sake Of their own reputstit>n, are ac-
lively aiding rs oPpcaen;s 70 collect reliable
dnfOIma;ion soias to show the ms and outs Of
she murderoas and incendiary plots of the
,Subverters Of society, and their fendish acts in
carrying them 0u;.
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LARGE SEIZURE OF LIoUoR-Our police
have recently had their suspicious awakened
that large quantities of liquors were being
brought here in vessels from Portsmouth. n.
H., and consequently kept look out for them.
day or two since, small schooner, called
the Ocean Ranger, arrived here and anchored
on the lower end of Peaks Island Her ap-
pearance was rather suspicious, and from the
movements Of the schooner, and the conduct
OF those in charge, it was supposed that she
had cOntraband stuff on board. Yesterday
Deputy Marshal Ring, with a warrant, took
tue steam tug Tiger and visited the schooner
having exhibited his warrant, the captain
swore that the liquors should not be taken out
10y any live man, but the bracelets being nut
on his wrists, he became more calm, and the
tug towed the schooner up to one of ouI
wharyes, where she was thorough searched
and Il kegs containing about 400 gallons O,
liquor seized and sent to the lookup. 1t il
supposed this liquor was shipped at Portsmouth
N. ID. The kegs seem to be 6f the same kind
as those seized last week from vessel at one
of our wharyes, and which came from Ports
mouth. We believe the liquor law goes into
effect in New Hampshire soon, and those own
ing LIQUOR there seem determined to get rid O.
it. We don't know of any better way than Il
send it here, and have it seized by our police
PortfGMd Ad0., Nag 10.