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What they Say.

They say Fremont is Catholic.
They say Fremont is Know Nothing.
They say Hiss is for Fremont, he is not
he is for Fillmore !; but what il he were for
Fremont, so long rs
Gen. Atchison is for Buchanan;
Gen. Stringfellow is for Buchanan;
Herbert, the murderer, is for Buchanan
Brooks, the assassin, is for Buchanan;
Sheriff Jones is for Buchanan;
Isaiah Rhyndcrs is for Buchanan;
The short-boys are for Buchanan
The shoulder hitters are for Buchanan;
The Missouri River Pirates are for Bu-
chanan;
The Border Rufhans are for Buchanan
Judge Lecompte, the Jetfries Of modern
days, says Buchanan is sail right on the
goose;''
And this list comprises as base men as
Hiss can be
Henry CLAY on "AGIrsrloN.''-We have
said, and we have repeated, and VIC have re-
pea'edly Proped that the Republican party
stood upon the same ground with respect to
the subject Of Slavery in me Territories, and
the Slavery question generally, that Clay,
and Webster, and nh such men, MOI excluding
any prominent man in the Democratic par.
ty at the North, occupied in days gone BY
that Clay and Webster occupied as long as
they lived.
We present below IN extract from a
speech of Henry Clay which is pertinent 70
tho questions raised in the present canvass.
/ and which all his old friends know very well
to be entirely consistent with the whole tone
of his public life and character. The speech
| from which this is extracted was made in the
hall Of the House Of Representatives, JAN
uary 20, 1897, before the Colonization Soc-
ETY., and may be found in volume first Of the
Life and Speeches of Henry Clay" page
2o4.
owe are accused of doing mischief by
the agitation OF this question. Collateral
consequences we nre not accountable for
IL is not this society which has produced the
great moral revolution which the age exhib-
Tvs. W hat wouiu lhcY WHO tHuS FeprUacA Us
have donef Ii they would repress all ten
denotes towards liberty and ultimate eman-
cipation, they must more than put down
the benevolent efforts Of this society. They
must 20 back to the ora Of our liberty and
independence, and muazle the cannon which
ihunders its annual joyous return. They
must revive the Slave trade and nil its at
tendant ATROCITIES. They must suppress the
workings Of British philanthropy, seeking
To meiorate the condition Of the unfortu-
nate West India Slaves. They must suppress
the career Of South American deliye runee
from thraliom. They must blow out the
moral lights sroand us, and ex,nguish that
greatest torch of all which America presents
to beniehted Appointing the way to their
rights, liberties, and their happiness. And
when they have achieved all these purposes,
their work will yet be incomplete. They
mus, penetrate the human soul, and eradi-
cate the light of reason, and the love Of
liberty. Then, and not till then, when uni-
versai darkness and despair prevail, can you
perpetuate Slavery, and repress all sympa-
thies, and NIL humane and benevolent efforts
among Freemen, III behalf of the unhappy
portion OF our race doomed to bondage.
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lEponfAsT TgsTsosy.--l Ia his speech a,
Utica, Caleb Lyon said
He was with Col Ere sont a Member of
the California CONSTITUTIONAL Convention.
Tel. ;. was prominently ana nearly SOLELY
inttucnliEi in giYng tne State free Cousgi-
iat.on. IL exhibited wonderful power esor
inon in directing ~the mountain men and mi
ncts ia their notion. a strange body was Il
and has mind gave it direction
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Was II Mail OR Norma Wir Fit was
said II was found on the late burning Of the
steamboat Northern Indiana on Lake Erie,
that numbers Of tho preseryers" had been
rendered raluelcss, BY having been used as
plneushions By lady passengers on retiring.
\. y. Courier and ENQUIRER.
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stiu Another Robbery ..Kead III.
Follow.

AHk VIEW loRS AID i.aIE RAILROAD k9sGEaY
iho P.e ldent u TIE Now lofs aYd Fri, Rad puo
400 "a, fvl.oe.ng cas-. reference 30 the .ats
robbery
OFFICE % y y. dEI IL. Il. ca.
NV fDag, Jgly -, '56
IP ne Ittps ssn roFk l1t6gas:
'te:--Sta.sment having -ppgared 10 several pa
psrs 20 tue en<et that thu New ork and Erie r. II
Express has osen subjected Ia another loss If from
beiweea twenty aud thirty thousand dollars and be
ta1se statements having undoubtedly been mad
oy interested parties for mi.cheyOus parposes il
due IL The stockholders OF the company aad the
publ g that tbs facts h puld be made known
~ Y true thai the Office of tbs company No 1877
broadway, WAS robbed and 81 ,6S5 distracted from
Tue safe VI this amount s $50 belonged To ipdi.
vlduais anl the balance consisted Of rsmittau ,e,
to thecompany.
The above Ia the fra and only loss which the CON.
pany has sustained by this Express.
HoaER RANspgLL, Prest.
10 II goes. Owners OF sheet Iron Safes can RELY
upon iosing their money and other vaiuabics from
them. hobberies will continue to occur ~ long rs
sheet Iron torss in Now the only sure pro-
tecsionls t. buy one of Lillie's burglar and fire
proof safer, secured they with his bank lock
They can be found at SO Main st., Ksokuk.
TILLINdIIASf LANE 4 BUEL.
augo-d Agents.
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n bed.

Yesterday morning, August 4th, James Carlton, in
fant son Of j. B and NJ. A. Howell, aged 2 mont b.
Friends of the family arc invited to attend the
funeral at 8 o'clock this morning.
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4Lhaoaktits ~ hAssAa.-~-.ue aass beVA
disputed for TIC statement that ~ the Mo-
them fli.noreises voted against the admis-
sion 0! Kansas as q FREQ state We have
examined az: q the few members Of ths.
persuasion, ahica believe il correct and
also the Official vote 81 tbs House upon tic
question; and We cuuaog ind one naexihie
Fillmoreite who voted for toe admission, or
one who, being present, failed 70 vote
against IL. We believe the statements caf-
rect. Job X. Tyson, whom some claim lis
Flllmorsite, bu, who was elected ~ an
anti Nebraska" man, ard had not, really,
up to the time the vote Wa taken, decided
who be should vote for for President, did
not vote upon the admission b. Kansas II
all.
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CO New counterfeit POS on the Merchants
Bank, New Haven, Conn, have been Sc;
afoat.
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Fickicn 4 Iuca.. A'eA

Ficklen x Lucas,
BANKERS AND GENERAL BROKERS,
Ja'asoa ST., Oct. I'd and 81 gEoKUK T0WA
MILL buy and sell Ex ehangr, collect Notes nnd
~ bills, sail Land W arrants, invest in Real Es.
tate Loan Money for non residents, and Pay Taxca
Time paper negotiated, and facilities extended. -
dold, Silver, and uncurrent money bought and sold
REFERENCES.
Bank Republic, New York City
John NJ. Gordon, Union Bank Baltimore.
james Robb s Co., New Orleans
Dunley, Drake A Co.. Cincinnati, o.
H. A. Tucker Co., Exchange Bank, Chicago.
John J. anderson 4 Co, st. Louis,
Cashiers Of Eastern Virginia banks.
Joseph Fiekieu, Lexington, Ky.
July 80. 'a6-diy
(SLkkksHIP WANTED.--A situation a. Clerk
- by person long resident and we'll aeuusin,.d
~ the City. Address box ~, P.O. jy23d3v
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FnlImOnE MEETING.

nc Undersigned, friends and supporters Of Mil
LARD FILLMORE, having confidence in his cons.rva-
tism and sound nationality, AID believing that the
elevation OF that tried patriot TO the chief maes-
tracy. Will alone secure Peace aud Harmony 10 the
States and Perpetuity to the Union, and bong en-
trciy unwilling 10 Operate with either Of the 9th
err parties IN the present crisis, would notify all
friendly I. our cause, thai al STANNUS's HALL
ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT, the 9th Of August, nj
o'clock, there viii be meeting Of the party for
the purpose Of efec,inga moro borough organiIa-
ton. Coma One Come ALL
VIM u Huston. Thos Dunlap Jns Page " W
Llvers, Ihos Walker, Geo kefr. Jas ktoons, Jas
Al Tyler, II Waggcner, l. Mefford, I Il Phillips,
Hslsey, ) Griacy, Lcahsrt, j J Walker, b
seley, John bartra;l, John Hooper, Thos j III.
lott, i assbrouk, jr.. b A Cuiley, X A Ayres, A
llollosay. Smith, Jno NJ smith Jacob sha-
ner, W III Lane, II q Auderson, Geo Rose j More
house, Geo w Laagdon, Jos Tllinghast, W II
seoheid, VIM burkett, Plattenburg, q " Hoi-
alb I'D, Lewis ID hauienbsck, John Hutton i s
Martin. Vim Mckee, X Z Hicks. Geo J Leigh
ton, L Dilliner, u Lane, keb't Quail, Eli Ram
scy, u McLsrning. YIN Ta,kaDerry Frank bar
| nett IN T. sierc, VIM BS.rs, " Holt, A Ham
man, Frank RufHcr, Jno X Shade, Willis q
| Hampton, Joshua sinofx, it,, w Uamlm L r
| Rock yell, Ma'nwaring, j u Mincheil, Henry
! iiaynond Jas stae khouse, Chas Moore, JOSIAH
| Davis, 7 Is. ], J Prowell, Il : Ea.;on, Il IL
/ Huston, q Is Banlon, Inc VIM J r. rlendan,pv
| Jawell, SAM MaQailsin. Kees C Jsaes. Chas
! u bea5iey, Allan Randolph Bnrris. j b Prize,
| Parntil, u / labor, j IL Mliigan J scn Bar.
! row, IL Parrish, Rob't Fletcher, j A Ladei j
! Hcn&rning WIN Y Hammond, Thor Wors,er L Mi
i ton hainDdet huei. Geo Sanders, I Dunbar
] lr cable, 81. Carpenter, " u Moore, T. /. stout,
! aB Parker, & Francis I l. Beatty, e Moore, g.
! leb segicr, CT lower, NJ X Rodgers, n Leslie
Jno NJ Bisbee, Neisya Thounassoa, jesse l. Wart.
mann. l. Y Moses, = J Reeves w u Lowe. q II
| b,cwer, Wa II farr,, james foiger, VIM 2 Dun.
nington, G 7 Cary, WN lolt, Jno c i}orland Jno
D Carsen, VIM Price, W II ~.r, Il X Holland j )
Nelson, swiAchart, ; II Mckee, heo liousnoldet.
y p,pbin, Jn9.Hoss, VIM Barker, klrkham, b
Is Gart4r.
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bipplsGs AID EDArNDsoS.~-Th Wash
ington correspondent of the New York Post
relates the following aneedote
MIR. Edmnndson, during the present ses-
sion. interrupted Giddings in one Of his
speeches, by approaching, and with me-
nacng alr challenged him to :. say that
again" The Shaksperean retort Of the
sturdy veteran was admirably telling.
Shaking his white head with excitement,
stretching forth his arms with ind gnant de-
haAce, the brave old giant exclaimed
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DR.. -. RUSsH LITTLE.

tLate Of Pennsylvania,l
lFFEits his professional services to the citizens
~ Of ke0kuk and vicinity lie can be consulted
1T the st. Charles Hotel.
nr. Little Is graduate Of the University Of Penn
syisania, and has the experience Of SIX years ca
tensive practice.
July 81, I856.d
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FvSHE undersigned will continue the business ut
1 The same stand rs usual, and will ct all times
o. happy to accomm aatc his friends ani the pub
lie generally. (augtdtf] A. y. dinner.
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sIs9~WVWW Iuc ATt0s
M ISIS NJ. A. ABBOT (sister Of Mrs. II. b. A. John.
w sony Will open class in Instrumental Music
Drawing Painting and Embroidery, on Monday.
35th Of August next
Rooms IN Templin's Block. on ath s,ree, lx.,us.n
Main and johnson.
All information relative to terms, &C.. can be a.
certained BY calling ut the Residence of Mr. p. w.
Potter on Bloadcau-st., bet. 4th and 5,h.
July 81 DIV
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n Lb persons in want Of boarders Or boarding
places will do we'll to call at the Hparders' Ex-
change, Northwest corner Sd and Johnson sts
Jyaidu j. u. SfEWARTA CO.
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"'s'o thos yoar dawes how eic,ere you are,
Aaa mac gga; b5ytsulsn trcmoie, -
But don, come here!' Whcreapon Mr.. Ed
munisoa returned TO his seat.
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DISSOLUriNN.

NoIlcE Is hereby given that the co.part hers hip
~ heretofore existing between Creighton 4 Oh
meris this day diasoycdb by mutual consent Allper-
sons having accounts against the firm will please
present them TO A. Dinner for payment and all
persons knowing themselves indebted to the firm
VIII b. good enough To call AMI settle with A. j.
ohmer- L. j. CREIGHTON,
July 70, 1855. Al. OUMER
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WANTED ANN NOTICE.

"A LAME numher Ok persons Will be Mt J q
"A STEWART CO. Intelligence and General
Agency Once, N. W. corner Of Third and Johuson
St., up staira, every day this week, 10 hire Men,
Women, Boys and Girls. in city aad country. call,
II yoa want work. lang,
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GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY-CAPITAL
~ ~ ,OsO, 900.
Merchants Insurance Company, Of Philadelphia
Capital $4O0, 900.
state Mutual Insurance Comp y, of Harrisburg Pa,
Capital $3sV, 900.
Connections Mutual Life Ins. Co., Of Hartford.
Capital 81, 500, 600.
Fire, Marine and Inland Transportation Risks
taken at current rates.
LirE INSURANCE can be effected very liberal
terms.
&C. A. STRIBLEN, Local Agent,
Office al the Auction House Of Howe, lockwood
4 Co., Second ST., between Main and johnson.
keokuk, July 6-dtf
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To IL. H. kEEDEn, Eso.:-sr The under igned
members VI the Bar Of keokuk, in view Of the i'm
portance Of having City Recorder in whom we can
have full confdencc. request that You may permit
your name 10 b. used cand idate for that ofice
irrespective Of party. by doing which you vii
nhli IN N n I acit
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/
/ FarnePss ana Mocha mics,
IN \ u y e q = M r ANY.
OF PHILADELPHIA:
Cash Capital and SnrPlus $500 900.
4 Agency with the undcrsi gned, and is prepared
10 issue Policies Of Insurance against Loss or ban
age by Fire,
STORE HOUSES,
DWELLINGS,
MILLS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND THEIR CONTENTS.
! Also on Merchandise and Pr,,ducc consigned by
STEAMBOATS,, RAILROADS..
And the usual eonveyanccs throughout the United
states.
4 All Loses Adjustsd and Paid ofthis Aoencu.
ARTHUR BkiBGMAN, Agent
je23d No. 81 Main ST., keokuk
| KEOKUK MARINE INSURANCE Co.
Capital, 100000.
ISHls company ls prepared Ia do a Marine Insur.
ance business Cargo risks taken at customary
rates aud The usual Cash facilities extended 10 reg
ular customers,
Losses promptly adjusted.
DIRECrags:
-. bridgman, Vim. y. Turner,
y. II. Harrison, Geo. Il. smyth
s'Ih aenPhn, a. l.. Demlng,
Jonn Mnoune, G. I. Conn,
@. Barber, Jas Il. COY.
W. T.. kentgen.
A. BRIDGMAN, President
a.B.sMYTH, Vice President.
:, Al. DEMING, Treasurer.
W1.F: TURNER. Secretary.
Office N Sample 3 bui ding, Second Street
ian3tdAwjmo
e.. OBERTOP
X EEPs stock Of Family Groceries, q variety Of
In Toys, and an assortment II Musical Instru-
msnts, for sale on Main Street, between Second and
Third. msr y, 1851
PLANO STOOLS.
A snpplyof Taylor's Improved Music Stools for
"A sale At tho Gate City Furniture Rooms.
febs3d G. IS. ABBOTT.
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u EEPS stock Of Family Groceries q variety Of
IN Toys and an assortment II Musical Instru-
msnts, for sale on Main Street, between Second aud
iniro. msr ~, 1853. d
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

-- From St. Louis.
Sr. LOUIS, March, -.
J TheRepublican'sLe correspon
dent telegraphs: The Kansas State
Legislature met at Topeka on the 4th
They organized by the election Of off
GERS.
Gov. Robinson's message is pub
lished, an6 is mostly devoted to re-
view of the history of Kansas, and
cndeayors to justify the action Of the
Freesoil party. One Of the conclud-
ing clauses read as follows:
1t is understood that Deputy Mar
shall has private instructions to arrest
the members of the Legislature and
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

the fact.
AccIDEST,-Mr. JoHK EGLEBERRY, one {
the carpenters engaged upon the COur
House, fell from scafold, Yesterday, an,
injured himself severely. We have no
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

THE LAWS OF OHIO,
PUBLIsHED BY AUTHORITY.
mo. 81 AN ACT
To amend section 81 Of au act entitled can
act supplementary to the act defining the
jurisdiction and regulating the practice OF
probate courts" passed May 1, 1854.
SEcTIoH /, BE II enacted By he General
Assembly of he Stale Of Ohio, That section
81 of an act entitled can act supplementary
TO the act defining the jurisdiction and regu-
latng the practice of probate courts" pass
ed May /, 1854, be so amended as 10 read as
follows: Section 81. That appeals may be
taken from any order, decision or decree Of
the probate court, in settling the accounts OF
an executor, administrator or guardian, in
proceedings for the sale Of real estate for
the payment of debts, or in proceedings
for the execution and completion Of rea!
contracts, by any person against whom
such order, decision or decree shall be
made, or who may be affected thereby to the
court of common pleas Of the proper county,
and the cause so appealedshall be ried,heard
and decided in the court OF common pleas,
in the same manner as though the said court
of common pleas had original jurisdiction
thereof This act to apply to all cases now
pending, and to take effect from and after Its
passage.
SEC. 2. That said section 81 of said act, !
supplementary to the act defining the juris-
dction and regulating the practice of probate
courts, passed May /, 1854, be, and the same
is hereby repealed.
NH. VAN WORRIES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

| E. CRAMER, all Of this County. i,'H
-On the Tth inst, by Rev. H.aR
Moore, Mr.. JONAH HAWK, and Mss Ma
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

Fifty shfpwrecked seaman. belong
ing to the shi,,s .AlGco and Calcutta,
and the brig NlptnSs. lost or. the Ra.
hama Banks, have arrived atlNorfolk.
mARRIGB.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

learned the opinion OF the attending physi
clan, but trust Mr. Els injuries a.e not 81
severe as they were at first supposed,
AroLoGETIc,-We beg to apologize for III,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

GBs att5hBar gtnotrst.
=ssS=S~>se>c>S-ceScccse>
ia IOOAT. DEpA PTNCNT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

-On the 9th inst, byJSmes- Niece
Esq. Mr.. GEo BARNETT, and Mss Mar
RATcLIFT, all of this County.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

H' Fron washingsen. =
% i2S wAsaiSerox, March 10.
DEAR CoLoEEL The attention O
Congress is now more particularly
occ upied in the examin alton of the
several contested elections, Of whicl
the Kansas case is ofcourse the most
prominent. The practice Of contest
Eng seats on the floor Of the House of
Representatives is getting foo com.
mon. The practice Of the House in
allowing the eight dollars per day and
mileage to both parties, is a strong in.
dnctment for getting up contests on
the most frivolous pretexts, and If
something is not done to stop il, it
will not be long before half the seats
in the House will be contested, for the
sole reason that contestants get the
pay and mileage. This is particular
" the case from the distant States and
Territories, when the mileage amounts
in some cases, to over $4,000. The
seats ofthe delegates from New Mexi.
20, Nebraska and Kansas are all con-
tested. The aggregate mileage Of
these three delegates is SS,304; al |
owing both parties the mileage, it !
amounts to nearly $1,000, Unless
something is done to stop this, there
8 no telling where il will end. :.
Tho Kansas question is being dis,
aused in the Honse on a proposition
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

To Town SUBSCRIBERS. Should any o
you fail to receive the Democrat regularl,
von will conea, /. e.,,o- n, ;,.e,-,,;,,,'. 49,. :,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

| REPUmlcAN PErY.+The late Re
| publican Convention in Pittsburg wa
opened with prayer by ono Rev. Loy
JOY, who earnestly duplicated Proyi
dence to remove President Pierce
from power. Passing over for mo
ment the shameless hypocricy anC
bold profanity of invoking Gods pres
ence in such a motley, mOngrel squad
of babbling demagogues, we would
ask all, not only all christians, but all
sober and sensible men, what they
think of the prayer Of that creature
Loyeioyl ,l -ea eW
Instead of pleading for heavens
blessings upon our government and
its ieaders-instead Of showing respect
and reverence for the powers that
"are ordained Of God"-ihstead of i'm
itating the pure example of the
Saviour, whose faith he impudontly
PROCESSES, we hear him offering up a
petition as destitute of christian feel.
ing as it is full OF recklessness and ven
ON. 1.-The believed the President 10
be in error even, his prayer-ifhe is a
pure name patriot-wonld have been
that our rulers be endowed with wis-
dom from on high. Instead ofwhich
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

From the want Of time to make a new on
we were obliged to use the old roller. Thi
will account for the badimPresSiOn on man
of this weeks papers.
DELAYEp.-IIaving had to move the Of
fee, repair the press, perform FIVE times Al
much labor upon the Democrat as heretofore
and do sundry. almost innumerable othel
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

Nv our IulOIS Ue enuOWeu with WlS- IL
m from on high. Instead ofwhich q,
INDUCES in profanity that wonld 81
Ike Sonth Sea Islander blush. - 10
1t this seemed to be the kind of pie =
that would please his audience "a
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

E this address is received by you. Il
! such event no resistance will be offer
ed to the officers; let what come, no
a finger should be raised against thu
federal authority until there shall b,
no more relief but in revolution.
Another reads thus: Exposed as
our citizens are to the scalping Knife
on the West, and to revolvers on the
East, a thorough and early organiza-
ton is.called for.
The independence correspondent tel.
egraphs that the Legislatnro had ad.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

ementary to the act defining the juris- MAJ
n and regulating the practice Of PROBATE
8, passed May /, 1854, be, and the same ,,,
eby repealed. IN
~ H. 'AD 'OhnEo, call al
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-03-20

-On the 9th inst, by William
Martindill, Esq, Mr.. JAMES H. HoLLINs.
WORTH, and Mss NANCY Simplify al
Of this County -
sELLING OFF AT COST.
III, who wish to buy Goods at ss near eos.
! N and crTiage as they were ever before offered
az in this market, for oAaH will do well TO call,
as wish 10 clofe out and prepare for Nav
Stock Of Spring Goods. All who owe hs, by Nots
r.on Book account will confer a great favor By
paying off tho same, as am compelled TO have
money. Give mo a lift T.. A. BRATTON,f
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Daily American organ., 1856-03-24
VOL. II.---NO. III,
WASHINGTON. d. G. MONDAY AFTERNOON. MARCH "a 1856
CITY pRopERrY TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.

CoLLEcToR's OFFICE, Cry HALL, FEBRUARY 1856.
I'm WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of May the following list Of property
~ will be sold by public auction, the City Hail. the Washington
Corporation
previously the Collector expenses
may have accrued al the time OF payment
Sale 10 o'clock Terms etA&A
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