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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
From the Cincinnati San. neutral piper.
Banks--Banker ers--Baakinz.

A
We are please to see some sig ns tha
clearly ,proguUsticate an awakeuiug oI
pubticopiuion,upon thermost vital sub
ject hat in Cincinnsli-thaio OF Banks
Bankers. and Bsnking We have our
hopes-siTOng and sanguine--IhSt eX,
perieHee, too bitter for far too mr w.
has forced sound concln sions. .whe eGe
nothing but dang -sssumPtio gov.
rrned--ihdt meu begin at lssLto open
their eyes. and see Il is not all gold
that glillers. not evev institution that
has dazzling signbosrd-BAsK frown
ing suspicion into confidence-safe.
People now ask one another Did
you read what the Sun saysl is il nti
the truih-ths stern, honest, unfouuns.
tely admitted ruth; thatour Bank sys
ten like AARoH's rod, has swallowed
up our industry aud enterprise, and ia.
tened upon our desuuctiOnT lis not
money 1.-The bread of fcOmmercisl life
so monopoiized bV the ShylOeks of our
city, that they threaten TO cnt Ouryet'
heaft'out, SO hat they may have their
pound flesh = rs i;not true that the
very soal Of trade-confden ce-is alto
geIher bani shed from anon get us; and
TO save ourselves, we are compelled to
look on every man as a rogue = And
whilst such is the state Of ihis.and Who
cun dsny it-whilst that which has bias.
ted our prospects and character still ex
Ists, is il 10 be expected our enterprise
should expand or our industry aourish2'I
What manuiSctureT, or merchant, or
me ethanic, can say there is encourage
ment for his labortingenuity,or acivityTI
What have Banks done to promoie our
manuiactures--to encourage our meEch.
aats or TO promote the prosperity oil our
citizens 2 What have they not done BY
their .uRecTupulous !ailings aud rob
berries, to destroy our enterprise aud TO
blast our hopes9 Three MILLIONS OF
our hard earned dollars. have been
plundered from our la Dor aud enterprise
and where has it gomez Had we thrown
it into Luke Erie some Greenmigh. have
restored it; but it has been thIowniu
10 bottomless vortex - WHO can
measure the depths OF misery caused by
the rascsIilies OF bauks-the woes--the
desoIalions-lhe despsirs-the broken
hopes vf the thousands who ttusted only
to be beuayedl''ADd whilst these thou
sand from hon est Sffiuence have been
reduced tu beggsY BY unscrupulous
speculStors--how can that natural love
oIjustice makiud possess abide TO be
hold the causes Of wrong-of bitter
humiliation aud distress---Of unknown
misery walk secuIely about in rrspec
table! iudolence and almost commiserS
ted roguery they. the enjoy ers'-their
victims. The sufferers
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
Later from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE
A \ 3 I 9 a .

HALIFAX, Oct, 24.-The Africa,
with Liverpool dates to the 18Th, ar.
riN ed this forenoon. The allies are
active on the Danube. Kars still holds
out. A sight engagement occurred
near KeriSch, which terminated favor.
ably to the allies. The allies are
threatening PerekQp. The bombard.
mentor OGeSsa by,the allied fleet, Is
expected to take place Immediately.
The allies have been threatening
Perekop, bat the advance is checked
tor the present. The French troops
are concentrating Oh the Danube, the
aliled feet is. before the walls OF Odes
sa. The BON bardment which is to be
commenced Immediately. Ten thou.
sano men are employed in making a
ROAD IRON BalakIava TO the allies mp
at SebastopoI.
A Frankfort paper asserts, that the
Russian army has been Withdrawn
from the plateau on the north side oil
Sebastopol, towards the heights OF Bal.
kee, only a lew thousand men are now
IN garrison.
The aoIIhern forts in the neighbor.
hood ol AIcoIaletF have $4,000 men
concentrated.
A Brusn fleet OF five ships has been
sent 10 The coasl OF Italy, proceeding
first oihe Bay Of Naples, The allIea
fleets anchored before Oddessa on the
Gin oil Oclober, 1t consisted OF 5 ships
oil the line and az steamers.
The Emperor oil Russia arrived al
ODESSA Oil the R3d Of September, but
ieIt tue next day lot NlcoIeof,to attend
counsel.
Detailed accounts show the Russion
losses Tor three weeks, previous 10 the
tall oil SebasIopol, TO nave been over
32,OO0 men, without counting the
deaths by disease,
The Austrian Government issued a
Circular 10 It's representatives, IN WhIcn
1t says that, though Prussia is at Ilber.
~ 10 ACT as mediator, the present Is
not the proper time; that tile Western
Powers mud follow up their advantage
and not tIeat with Russia TIL she Is
expelled from the LrIniea,
In the Baillc The Russians are re-
pairing Sweaborg, win great ACTIVITY
| FRAEcE.-rne Times correspond.
ept says, all alliance between Prince
Napoleon, and Princess Roy oil Eng
land, is rnmored among tie political
circles.
Deppark announced, that the Dan.
Ijsb Goyerpment has invited sIl mari.
tune powers, inclgdiDg the United
States, 10 meet in Congress at Copen.
hagen to settle the question OF the
80 ulid duts. ''-
Tie Greece ministry has resigned
and neR one has-tres :csriea,
~ - r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
CLINTON HUUSE-CHiLLICO.
THE,

We paid a fly ing visi, to the Ancient
Metropolis this week, and are glad to
be able to announce the tact, that the
general health Of the CITY i2ror good,
and business Of all kinds brisk We
found Mr MtKelPs assortment ot
qucensware and glass uousaalIv large,
Notwithstanding his large sales, -
Friends Dening, Campbell q Co.. H.
q. Shull, and Alston 4 Rhodes, are
ir receipt OF large stocks, and what is
still more important, are doing a fine
business in way Of sales, These arc
gentlemen of integrity, and our friends
who visit Chillicothe 10 purchase vii
Go we'll BY calling on them. Dom
icrget the Clinton House; Capt. BAR.
SEY is one OF the best landlords in the
West. and no pains are spared to make
the guests OF his house comfortable
and happy, with bills to suit the times
Give him a call,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
RE OF .GOOD C.lEER.

Although, at tie last election in
Ohio, the FusoniGs nave succeeded
in slsc,ing their Governor, and a ma,
joSHy ia both branches OF The Legis-
lature, re, we see Ia this no cause o.
dependency, bot rather grounds upon
which Democrats can take hope and
courage ior the future. Last ear ,hr
Fuannisls carried the 81 ie by a clear
majority OF sTrESTY-xl0HT thousand,
and elected every member OF / ongress
by overwhelming m'jorltiss. This
year the majority or Governor is only
sixteen thousand, being q reduction n
their majority in one year Ct sixty
Two THOUSAND. Several o,
the Congressional Districts have beer
lsiumphantly redeemed, The truth is
that duting the iasl ear, the tide la,
set against Know Nothing Abolition
Fusion, aid strongly in favor Of tht
Democracy. Tremendous slaughter
has been made 10 tae Fusion ranks;
but the democracy had hardly time tc
do their whole work. Had tie elec,
lion been three months later, the dem
ocralsTwould have made clean swetl
Of the State. All tnat is required o.
democrats is TO just keep the ball roll
iDg. We do not entertain tie leas
doubt but OHIO will cast her eleclora
vote iortne democratic candidate ioI
President IN 1856 BY o tuumphau
majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
From ihe Oweea Gazette 4
E,clirr from President Pierce.

'Fs Ahoui AtfSttcbt fteIcc.
i be letter which we publish be
lo~ was wFilten, es lis date impors
something more lhsn yearago. /
had reference, Of course, to the STATE
Of things then existing, but i, is nc
less applicable TO that OF the presen
time. Though written only ior til,
perusa! oi the individual addressed, i
So briefly ard 20 4inly aud so vel
Irxpresses'lte ,i'Ss of the President
IupcnGuestl?,.S ol interest to the pablIc,
aud upc.. which we have differed iron
a r>Hlop u those in this State with
, "huni we have acted politically, thaI
We deem its publication at TINS lime as
cot only proper, but due 10 the cause'ir
which ne are engsged-lhe cause, as
We Lelieye oil our common country.
WAsHISorox, DC, Aug. 26, '64.
Nix DEAR STA: Accept my thanks
tor your kIhd letter oil the 22d inst, in
tile general views 1of which | heartily
concur.
The members Of our party can only
act together cordially ana efficiently
when tney eau eoyd!aly recognize a
common platform.
/ he principle oil 'non-interverjon,
which constitutes the leading feature
OF the Nebraska and Kansas bill, re-
ceIIeo the ssuctioa oi tue Democracy
OF the Republic ID 1869. 1t was re-
affirmed by more tnan seven tenths oI
tue Democracy oil the House aud SEN
ate upon tne passage oil the bill reier-
TED toi and viii WIiilin eighteen months
.urnlSn, from lis inherent soundness,
lie strongest Issue We Contender 10 our
opponents.
But even il il were Otherwise, are
ne 10 abandon the right, or manifest
ctr VEN VI lslth in the intelligence
anu patriotism oil tie people by sigaJ-
tcdRt SILENCE. r.sFa .......
l. We, o, the Northern and Middle
States, ale unable 10 sustain ourselves
upon the ground ol maintaining Tor,
anu securing 10, Tie people OF every
Stale anu Territory oi tnlS Union all
their constitutional rights and lmmunl.
ties, our nomlual ascendency would
cease 10 be eItner honorable 10 our.
selves or-useiul 10 tie country. Be
sIues, Solar as the Democratic party
is concerned, alleXpeneHce proves that
every apparent advantage gaIned by
'tmi O'oi! pohcl, OF GJ concessions 10
elIor anu ianatlcisni, have only result
ed III ultimate distraction and weak>
ness. Individuals VINO desire TO retain
nomIually position IN the Democrat.
ic ranks, but Yho are unwilling to
stand upon n nailonai platform, SHOULD
uiideIstald, that white the masses Cal
veil q Spouse with Ihelr cooperation
they csnnot, b, silence occupy doubt
lul position upon fundamental ques
tions affecting the cordial and perma'
nel!: union Of these States, without los,
ing public confidence. and with it sell
respect.
! am, with high esteem, your friend,
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Hon. J. TAYLOR, Owego, N. Y
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
NEW FOLUAE----iSSG.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01


GoVtRSoR SHAhEoH's PoSITIoE. -
Gov, Shsnnca thus explains his position
n letter to Mr.. LindsIy. late Memdpr
oil Congress from the SsnGusky district:
The Uuth il, stand on the Kansas
Bill. ! believe the Territory should de
termine Tor themselves the cbsractr! OF
theis domestic institutions; and do
not think 1t would b. proper and in
accordaace with the principles Of the
Kansas Bill, for the Chief Executive
officer Of the Territory. sent out by thu
Federal Government ~ use any srciden
tai influence thai office might give him,
10 control the public mind on the qupS
uou OF slavery. either one way OF The
luther, bu, TO cave the people of the
relrItaTy 10 determine that question
unlnAueRced by auN oue.iur The nselyes
Sucn are my sIews. and | have on n,
occasion, either expressed OF ac,rd Oh
Ony other since my arrival 10 ae cuun.
ny
'Julius, hp~ do yer leIrh der lati
tudeP
How DO ] fetch der laIitude--wh,
you bring de psyrplix Of de- hoTrlsDn op
poSiis 10 der node VI de sphere, and
irom de right uugls struck BY de con
verse proposition. you find de Quoiien
de lunsr csps.!s, susepsd !'on the orbi
Vss sE' ila 81 sfd tlts4t4 ,.ir b..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

1RELAHD.-THtMAs D. ARcY MCGEE
lectnred in New York, last week on the
prospects Of Ireland. Among the pro
positions laid down by him, we find FIRST,
that Railroads in bringing both ends OF
the Island together, are making the Irish
one peopIe--has walled up their intel.
IectufaI faculties, dispslied the fairies,
aud encouraged habits OF industry and
punciuaIily. Second, the language oi
Ireland i, being cuPerceded by the Eng.
land iangusge-lust year more thaa b
million Of pupils were learning the Eng
lish language, and English cheap pub
IlcatlUns are III great demand among the
lfIsh people.
The lhlM elements Of change in Ire
aud Is the new social relation between
agricultural classes the proprietors
.nJ ihe cultIvsturs OF the land The
uId farm labor system is gons withIhe
year lS4y The iarm laborers that have
oeen leit BY the cmigrd'iun tU AmerIco
can almost dictate their own pnces.-
rney are paid in money wage, and the,
make their purcaseS at marke; piicss'--
l"dian meat has supplanted the potatoe
dud this Is also an Improvement. Tht
gentiemsa's sentIemsn is moi now the
iurmida bic power that he was. The
famine was great torecloser Of NOR
cages 1t squeezed up the spong,
eKcrcscences uf title. .....-
The Encumbered Estates bill of 81
Robert Peel did great deal 10 redeem
Tue che racter Of the English from III
disgrsee incurred BY their neglec. OF th
lnsh in 1876. No less Than iour milIiol
ui acres, Jf one fourth Of the cullivate'
surface ofthe island. has been sold b
lhe Encum bPred Estates Court. am
me;e ,;hsa oae;asi. OF the purchasers sv
e. .t-t..r s.a.rE MA. ...at4..y sstaf ne
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

native rsiy-liiti Interest aispressVt In
domestic peIi,ies. The.aew nroptte,ors
sTe busy Ia msnsglng iheIt estates. and
the Isbonns classes sfe fsvo'sbly in.
p,sssed with the noSelty Of tbeir si,us,
.tiun.
A MIXED feeling and Mind OF won
dering interest prevails in regard 10 the
war. Ireland looks az the contest Ia
much the sane spirit as tie women who
stood BY and saw her liege lord 10 a
fght with a bear. When The former was
uPpermost she eh cred him. bu; when
The bear was on top. she eheefsd BIuiu
Just as heartily.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01


There Is soSl OF sul!en, tacilutn
naDner about railtosd men, which wa
can attribute 70 no other cause than
that Of their being so cont;nually Lor.
rassed by the imPoriunities Of the spe,.
uls'lVe and Spt!oGs people -bJ whom
they ere constautly suIrou nded, Va
have long siuce lesIned not toexpec: a
direct answer from sa s,iaChe OF a fail.
rO'd, unless we shape our questions 80
as TO be strictly pertinent 10 Ous basI.
uess With the company or the road.
Yesterday, young man OF Eeu,sel
appearance though eJ Jideatly somewha,
verdSnt IN railroad mates, spproa ched
an enginsI on one. OF the roads for tho
purpose Of having his curiosity Etati6ed,
when the following questions snd 40.
swer' were Pnt and girsn 10 rapid sues
cession: '-'"
oUEa'sT. "HOw far is i, sis, 10 xsuIa
by railroad T.
ENoISEER. Fifty fout miles,
Q, What is the distance BY the Pike7'
I'VE don't run on the Pike.'
q no" long does ittaks yoa ,c sra
therei' ,..itHia.. - ,aat
E, DO you wish to 80 ,A.,e by the
train9' ,.N .Es
Q: No, ! merely inquired for infot.
nation r
E. Well. it generally occupies tia
whole time that we are on The waS..
O. Did you ever try hon quick ,sn
could run a mileI'
E."Oftn.' ltt-s..-..
@. We'll, whs; is the quickss. ,ius
you ever made =
4 Plenty quick enough fors!! Ysac.
'ticsl purposes
q, This Is :he iaest engine VI yours
that I've ever SEEM what is il wo,,h -
e. 'lrS not for sale.' .t....
Here the young man'Ssttsniioo wss
dIawn1o another quarter by the blowing
OF whistle, aud the engineer porceeded
to sbject matters Prepurutory TO osdeA
Tor Starting the trhin. f'..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
Court House Pavement.

We see that the pavement is being
Fu. down at last; and We suppose the
peopls viii have to pay the Piper,
when it is done, in a manner not here.
totore calculated on. il is one OF those
tobs that We have eve y reason to thank
Gcd that they do not happen often.
We presume the additional tax to TN
ish up this curbiug and paving will mol
BE levied in one ,ear--especially fol
The extra and unnecessary expense al
tending it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
For tie Nc .i1thur Democrat.


AiA,oa BRArroE: herewith en-.
close an Enigma ior publication in tie
Dsnoc,ct II you think it worthy OF a
place.
MISCELLANEOUS EnIgma.
Lam composed oI nine letters,
Use my ], Q, 8, T., 3, and ] am the
destiny Of all earthly things.
Use my 3. 7, o, and ! am one OF the
calendar months. ..f..-.
Use my 2, 6, Z, and ] am a name ap'
piled TO time. ,
Css ny 9, Q. 6, 8, Q, and am one oI
the attributes Of God. ...
Use my 4, 6, and ! am conjunction,
Use nay !, Q. 8, 4, 8, 6, 7, 8, 8, and
an something that must stand
m parallel with eternity.
Answer nsxt week. 4. u Z.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
WANTED.

A n active honest Man in each section Of the
IN State, 10 take orders by SAMPLE fof
yELPEAU'S MAGNETIC AGENTS. A
salary of $500 per year, aad small commits.
sion will be paid. SALARY payable month
ly."-For particulars address DR. NJ. Vel.
PEAU, 422i Broadway, New-York. enclosing
stamp TO prepay answer.
my lst '55-kw,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
Hardware.

IIPPENeoTT'S Axes, warranted 30 days
IL or the money refunded, llstchets war.
Ianted. Tiletson's Handsaws warranted
Door Lotks, Thumb Lstcies, Butte, Scsews
Augers, Smoothing Irons, Curry Comts
horse Brushes, Files, Rasps. in shot every
thing ia ILs llz;dvsrel;ae, ~. :. a,s ~
.slso .s4.s.aas.9 EHATIeA'S..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

A subscription bookwas opened in
Con tord. b. H.. when fpur is selling
st SiS 30 per bsrTsl. apd whea 400 bar
rsls we're subscribed Tor. ssprisuan
went out west pnd returned With the
amount. delivering II TO the spbseribers
sts;oes, otea - pss bssei.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
NEW GOODS,

HAVE just received a good stock Of New
Il Goods, suitable for :he season, which
will sell lou for Cash; consisting in part, Of
CLOTHS. CASHMERES, SATINRTTs.
MERlNoS, DELAINS, ALPACAS.-
C0BERGS, CALICoES. 9.c., &c.
Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps, Flesh Groceliee.
9'c., d-c., &c., &c.
Flour, Wheat. Corn, Potatoes, 9.c.. taken
in exchange for Goods. E.A. RnArroH,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
For tie MeArth.Y psmocret.
ChDrade.

Hy SIS, orly peaps thar which is,
By teeond wha. is tssily viewed;
Ny whole msg be told Nth great pleasure
Hhen thar Tsls:jon is but unaers!ood:
Answer next week, x, X u.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

DLANK DkLDS, BL6NK :aORTGAG ES
D and ali BIanks rtqSirsd uMdtI the Jns.
iicts' Code. for Justices ot TIC Ps0es. are con.
a'sS.ly kcpt on hand and for sole at this o.
frg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01

CT Below we give the cficial vote
for Representative in this Legislative =
DiNuc.;
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
.M,ARTHUR DEM0eaaTr
THURSDAY, AOYEhBER

PR0DICE CE ALL hiADS, is rtear.
Cd at iAs vsrg hlshat mGrktt pTicss, on ST.
@ription or Advertisements, at ihis oties,--
MUHEy is not REUSED
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-11-01
'. B. lAIkEA'S

NsTSi rPsi srbfsIIp,!sH and Advertising AEeEeJ
PHtADLLPRIAi NV foSK, EutTos and BAL
TlAosE, Is Our su,hoIiSed agent 10 receive aud
receipt toT subscription snd advertisement for
ihe ELNoCRLT.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-04-13

TnE wr.1HEG AxU rHE SvS.--A writer o { The
Ptoyideuee Joutaal says, It may interes. some Of
yout readers who believe there Is some eonHec
ton between the Temperature Of out planet and
the state Of The suns disc, to know that within
lev days a spot Of rather uncommon size h'' aP'
pea,.l on that luninAtY, whose surface has fof
some time been remarkably fee ftOm Spots
spoke Of fm spot, bat 1t is ia reality pair Of
spots, VI equal size 'ad great regularity Of asa'e'
being almost citculIh
TGsiwsts surrounded b. common PenunOFa'
which /, very distiaet sad neatly etcuIsr' AGre't
nunbet Of small spots are, PS usual scattered
rouad The l,rger oaes. fOand this P'it Of Spots
visible Is one, Though snail opera gl's'--' col
ored shade being placed nett the eye. Thsfe 'ts
no spots Of say magnitude Row visible 10 ny TEL
eSeOps. t-'il