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DrBLIC SALE-On Wodnosl,,. =,

= Nmnrf 80 sSd, We will ogar for salo 4, ths hshs,
"y''' ~ The late residence II Nh. ANNL uFAphT>
~ rue lth ci'il District ~ Knox COUNTY u. ,nis. lI
- NE River. about leo be.d IT log. ,r-,s :
,n w n'Ahr KILLING HOGS this ralll tsuus CO..
u. hthto~r Work Steers Ilor-es lIou. hois nj X,
l.h furniture Corn. nacun Oats and fruitps utsps
~, ~ " lerif ~ sol about the farm 1afris AFT
.H'ns under 50, ca,lall over tina, sum monte. .,t
'"nd 'nh 'ec-rity, barring interest from diis
Ju'yefsap3' n nIsnn,t,.'
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The interest Of Alexander D. Smith In the arm Of
Rankin. ruam. Hudson Co. u Chafiestun S C. and
OUT terminated by mutual agreement the Let IN
slant h. retiring IN consequence u III health. u Web
Mckfaih and John ~ Craigm,s. NJ Tcnues-c are al.
mitted Partners In arm frum that dats.
The hrm q Rankin. fuliam. Iuisnn CO have cln--
"a their business At Charleston aud removed To Thu city
vhefe their rue capital viii T. mergel IN the business
RoBErrs0y, HUDSON rtLIIAM.
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THE GREAT

- \
- -
MASS MEETING
AND BARBECUE!
The Committee, to whom has been re.
ierred the arrangement of the order on
the 4th Of September, at the GREAT
MASS MEETING in Knoxville, publish
this as IN outline of their arrangements
MAJ, GIN WILLIAM BRA2EI..
TON, Grand Marshal who will select his
aids, East Tennessee is divided into
three separate Divisions, and over each
Nhief Marshal is appointed, whose duty
it will be to select his aids
GEN. JOSEPH A, BROOKS, is Chief
Marshal of the Middle Division, compos.
ed of the counties Of Blount, Knox,
Union, Anderson and Campbell. L, Tenn,
aud Oyerton aud l'ontress 10 Middle
Tennessee,
GIN. W. r. CASWELL, is Chief
Marshal of the Upper Division, compo.
sed Of the Counties of jefferson, Sewer,
Cooke, Granger, Claiborne Green, lIaw-
kins, llancockc, Washington, Sullivan,
Carter and johnson.
GEN. JAMES W GILLESPIE, is
Chief Marshal of the Lower Division,
composed of the Counties of Roane, Scott,
Morgan, Monroe, McMinn, Meigs, Rhea,
Polk, Bradley, Hamilton, Blcdsoo and
Marion.
KNOX COUNTY MARsHALs.
The following Alarshals are expected
TO act in concert with Gen. Brooks, for
the County of knox, to wit: Col. Jos. |
Hardin, Col. John +. Pate, Col. James
Morris, Pleasant NJ McClung Esq, Col /
Robert Cox, Col. j. NJ. Davis, Vim. d. ]
Crawford, j. f. Harris, DR.. William A.
Rodgers, j. c. Sawyers, Hugh Nlynatt,
II Howell, VIM. b. Smith, DR.. John W.
Paxton, Thomas Il. Oldham, Richard d.
Scruggs, Maj Sam'l Anderson, Wiley
Bowman, Saml Upton, David Burnett,
DR. Barton Mynatt, VIM. S. Galloway,
Mich. Nelson, John Wood, Col. John
Williams, r. NJ. Mcpherson and DR.. q.
j. jackson.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE op rur nav
W. m;l, .....1. G..
ho 49,, ~O WV, pany ''' SP'SAeIs 70
S,or5 ;ntro1a up', ,h ~. anu ',p'r 'ne
Ma; = ,S'' U;J ino H ,,. T. &C., &C
af r.. =, o r iie'oN " IA anu 'aJ' W ILL., swan
- ~ p oa"'S 'So', ,, y, A"'e'Soh' o"pt'
gIa, 'SS J ~ % o niou"'i A"I n o. .
IS Sn'';a, 81 ~ ~ C uoVAe' von ~, cannon
o. 49, ps; ~ I', n ~ ,",Dourne'
IS NJ, i"''"y rl VI U'", T WI S',P'oS,
ia, f"Es u uo, - C" nn.y, VI praa'
~ s ME" a., '.t W. az ou''Nu", p,i ID
IL w S,p'u' VI 'S =, H'J A,''n
rao 'S ~ u wv T'o"' " w. G I'' nee, Vi "on-
i H. DI' VII " ni ~ 'U D o. Tia'TEeb
10y - " ei M,i. u h m' "laJ' W H.
Low ., mo% mt.,,, ho1,' crawford, Ct
W. VT ~ ui'ene, man, heeNe' OF
r, aoa'" s'O"' anu o0' uoouP"s'ure' Vi
o''''O"' y
TO ATTEND TO Tue LADIES. = \
, 'P'N'"' 'VAli"i''eV W altchu ~ tlo NJ
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,, AMBROTYPEs.
' NE SUBSCRIBER Is PREPARED

- ~ TAKE HhlloGRApHs on rlass--now acnrr.
ny ulrn NmhroNpes, hut 10 which different prr.ou.
@ "ppI'a va l"iy Of nantes Ahemutypes Lap,pro-
types Ac &C.. Specimens may be- seen Al M. pa,,a,
I",s gay Street % door South " tho Coleman Unus
paWerreotN" and Anhroivpc Materials for sale H.
sunctions given on reasonable terms ''
JuyhtfB y II e,,t,r,,
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LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
NAM AND AGREED uros BY tue TWO CANDID
ATLs FOR ELEcroR ~ THE SECOND con-
gREggIaN Al uusv.s,.



70 Nashville papers please copy the above, common
eng al Shade Stephens, Morgan county.
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Electoral Appointment. for the ,

~ We atc suihnrl1cd and requuscd to annonno,
THOMAS W. TuRLEN, Esq, A. oandidat,
ar The Office Of Judge o the l2 Judicial Circuit to mi
he vacancy cooasioned by the death Of tho Hon H. u
"9h'h Augl2te.N
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'hAN'hiN COURT Ar KNOXVILLE.
4 LORGE ". GRAuAM M NJ ~

- WILL ANS. anl UIhru-lt Appearing num the
as. saiign' NJ ihe hl Hrd u Tho case a. te sl,i,n
w. N"1', Wa, lh' attendants N ", Nillams UhAs
W lhh"'feg ~ WoIuiur nni,rol. that pullt-ntilB
70 hladr m The hnuN'iIlu Mhla newsrspsf rnhl.l.l
,u NuAfh's l'f hui successive Nvrks calling upln ,,ii
w 2. aplFaf 10 thr nrAt term af tlr Chnnrp
" vonl' - le heli al hr Count House in kno,ne op
lnv nsl Monday Of October nest and plead apsW't r
apN 70 s'iN hll nr ihr Tumu viii be- taken fu confess
~ a. 10 lhenl, and ~ "a partp Joe hearing
Nihr's llu, L. McDung. Clofk and Naster ,f .,iI
''sll ~ Once IN huo,'i|le. mt mn August 1888
NNtlNft M. l. McCLUNg. e. An
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cop.RTNERsIiIp NOTICE.

ID OBERTS0N, HUDSON & PUI.
II LIAM. Imrorters A iai.h-rs cfDRr GOODS. No
y Hnrrsy sud - Warren streets, eorner Of Church
Street, New York. Aug. 9eiyt
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TO ouRKNoX COUNTY FRIENDS

The Committee of Arrangements, before
closing this publication, would remind OUT
friends of the County, that the crowd here
will be much greater than is now antic.
pated, by our most enthusiastic and san.
guinc friends All are therefore expected
to do some part in the way Of furnishing
provisions, such as Bread and Meats, cook
ed at home, by all means, and furnished
here the evening before, or on the morn.
ing Of the 4th, Hams, Shoats, Lambs,
Beef, Chickens, Turkies, Pies, Pickles, g.,
Kno1giRe will do her part in the way OF
defraying expenses, and cash means, and
no mistake
BY order If the Committee
Aug. lith, 1886.
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'h hVnllrnan with White Hat
~ ~" handel Dag uu Thursday last a TWtNTy
ntLlAN hlLL, nl time pair Vt dne cali h,e Dolisr
rus siure un Cumberland strrri oprusIfe ths fsi'.,
ahr % tho Coleman House aud az hi, change.
NNtANNI lINfIAAH
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30
THE NEW HARDWARE STORE

4 NOT REMOVEp.-T q. RAwLINs sin retains tI,s
s'And lately occupied by the firm Of Holland RawIns
wheIe he VII he pleased to the numerous friends Of
lu htm a. he intends to continue the Hardware bust
ness. In all its branches lie hopes 10 merit nfir"an
" the literal patronage Of his friends and the puhlic In
general, by eNtra Inducements IN terms and prices
\, bops lot the sign OF RAWLINS
~ DAM "l h@st tennessee Opposite j. G. Moses
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boarding at Phiiadeiphia.

4 / No. y Arch St Phiadelphis.
n near Front, the Subscriber sinl runtinu,.t "a "a
t"l'e permanent aud transient Boarsfs on The ,po.t
rauie terms and ~ Gentlemen with their families 4,
li1..u,ty ~ irni" ~ every effort }. made TO nnte
eou"'he and pleasant home all Who .hail favor "a.
WIN men patronage W. n,it ouf Lrcthern Of Tho south
20 w us trsl IS We have the pleasure TO knos >. f,r
We have given entire satisiaetiun. ~
"NNAW JOHN COTrsprERy
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EAST TENN. FEMALE INsTIT UTE.

H'HE next Session of this School, will
onnmrnee ~ Friday the 10Th day " October ne,t
under ne sur'rnttndence of Professor H. 4. KIRK,
PATRICK, a, PRINCIPAL
III, reputation of this gentleman for shoar.hip. hieh
mo- character, aud much experience a. Teacher l. =,
widely and generally known &, truier unnecessary
any COMMUNICATION 90 the part NJ the Trustee.
W" congratulate the community that such vs,t. s.,
,ises have b,,n secured
Proirsioi klbkPATHiCK will be- assisted IN the raru.
Departments of the School, By ACCOMPLISHED and .,,.
ricnccd Ladies ~
Any n,tmAiion in rcierenrc 10 Terms &C. may b, had
on application to ]. A RAIL Es,i Trrnsurer
AngHSmN III. H. MrCLuNG, .ssr.frry
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Tho nndeIsrnci nrurs COR sale that yalpallo Farm
su'l'o about h'e miles iron Nashville, 100 Cumberland
river and Whites GEEK, upon which hr nov fr.Ii,, II
embraces Tract Vt one hundred and st,ent,n,c acres
sNy ni which are under cultivation and the balance
heavily Aud ns hnrly tmbcIrd any land in thc ,,nl
" OF the city There is comfortable dwelling bluse
upon ~ and Other necessary outhouse. BARGAIN -nu
u' hAl 10y nm early application tur trrms &c., ppply 20
Aug2Itf Il " DlVNFa a, ,h' t,,.l' w.
Brownlow's Knoxville Whig. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1855-1861, 1856-08-30
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIOY

= or THE STATE MUTUAL FiREA MARINE IN
. SlhANIh COMPANY OF PENNSYLVANIA MADE M
,"suLl AIs 800 TO eomnly with an act 10 rrgual,
lhe agrncs Of Insurance Companies not Incorporated iy
ne STATE ol Tennessee, passed March ist 1850
n, ~ ile name OF The Company Il The State Mutual
ffr Naf.s, in,a"a," Company 81 Pennsylvania aud
T - nottei nj Harrisburg IA,
2nd. The authorized Capital Stock Is three hundred
/ thousand dollars
ari, The amount paid mp aud secured !, one hundred
~. The assets NJ the Company are. viz.
l. Thoanouni ofcssh on baud aud in the hands
:, q sent, s.i 3 Of Other pcr,ou,, t3L2ll0
III, II NJ Con. X. H. Bluis. lot Mortrnre; ror
ont rar Val sl4OOo, Mar Val saaiO
lhd ecu. x. Il, Bonds, 10 Der cent $500
each, Par val 5000 Mar val 1000
: lnd, Gen, u. Bonds, 10 per cent sl.po
-, each, Par val, S20NM Mar val s2nnO
". Debts due the Company secured by Bond
and mortgage, worth double amount 5dl3aoa
V nohts otherwise secured. 3s30p1
VI. nrht' iur Premiums iAls Rccclvablol a0iS6-l
VII, An other Securities Nzt
,ool SHARE, liopc~ell Coal and IronCo, 50,OOOn0
stock Note, held rs part Of the Capital so0n05
al, r,.,u.,....,,,,,.- sEo,sbs,s6
10 Banks or other creditors by the Company, N,ne
Oh. Losses adjusted aud due None
~. leissrs adJusttl and not due si2AF2in
9Th, Losses unadiustcd sronn
eill LOSSES In suspense waiting further proofs bOplOl
nun Az other claims against the COMPANY
lHe,isicd chinsl Tb25O0
M The greatest amount insured in any one ri,k 1,
hvc thousand dulars
18TH The company have M specific rule regulating
the mount To be insured In any une city town or vii.
lag. W.
lnh lii dlncult to dN m amount to he lnsur, in any
one block The practice Of the Company l. So 10 sfnttrr
eii i'ks That not more ihaa 5000 would be lost hy
T. certified copy Of tho Charter il hereto annexed.
. "AA' sccN j. H. RUTHERFORD prest.
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CuRCUIT COURT OF GARTER 90

II
" TENN July Tern lsis--Inln n 4 Elijah D. Har
dn fx rsrtc-Iaihos b. ~ LaHd--ln this case 1t ar
pairing TO III" -a,scton II the court r. the petition
hls that iIsur, Hardin Of the heirs a law Of Jo
-.ph Hardin deceased is non resident " the STATE @
Tennessee II u ordered by the court that four weeks pub
hraitun b. made In nrownow's Knoxville Wig publish
81 NJ knoNNil. uetifyins The aid Henry Hardin 70 ar
pear At III" next Term Of th Court on the fret Mona,
In NOVEMBER neat aud plead answer or demur 10 -ail
petition the will h. taken fr confessed a. b.
h and set fr hearing according TO the course Of ih,
I court n aid case
Aus2ui Test, JONI sINGLErARY. ci.rk.
NOTlCE.-l will sell to the highest
tflsr ior cash, the sixth lay " September next
al the Uouri House dpor IN Knoxville all The right, title
interest, claim. and demand that ANDREW D. KOsT has
In aud TO certain lot II land living In Eas Knoxville
on Main street. fronting the vt II Dr. James Rodgers
and Stii o. contain srrelcvi-d upon the property
of aid Rose ~ satisfy thrr executions two In favor II
H. Harvey, aud In favor u tn State Of Tennessee
AuE23H WI =. CnfrPEN sheriff
- HOE FlNDlNGS.-A large assort-
J. ment just received ny
Apr2ftrk "a n.wttNs
VACKSON'S COUGH SYRUP.-A
~ nt.pt- medicine ior Coughs. Colds. &C.
Juyiatfa r. r. BEARDgN tro.
LOOK HERE.
lust Received, and for sale, BY N.
u fArio a CO.
Case. Bottled Clarrt Wine;
| d. Pint Bottled London Porter:
I 10 ] Pint 90 DO d.
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NOTICE

Two THE HEIRS AT LAW OF JEN.
Ms liuEsE WILLIAM BRYANT and ELISHA
. ny IN order VI the Chanccry Court al uandrIdre the
V'k anu Master II siil Court WAS directed ~ c,r no.
,,'f "l ~ ",'ks M bioNnluNs Knoxville Wig o. the
s az Jaw above named, that therr I. nov in tr hands
ul f"I w. himi due them, ~ distributes of ite
snlr w the lands "i benjamin Hr,ant decreased vlIb
proof II identity 49, l'.i'
1ulylpftf mn
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n OIIUE.-A large body Of Land fr

\ OllCE.-A large body of Land for
4 sal'-lhc undersigned afers flr sale IA, l,pls
lying south ~ and Adjoining the town OF Greene, III
"trne county, Tenn Said lands consisting Of cleaned
nHu lmhriel hul, viii be- sold at the Court House I,
"terurille On Monday the third da, VI November 1850
~ lots 1 -i purchasers, rarh lo' VI CLEARED land nc
din- sufficient timber 10 the highest bidder on credit
o' Two ana Three YEARS. with nirr-t from tho day OF
sair The purchaser 10 give boul 'ud security G,r bs
purchase money, and len rotHiutd Uuul the nrha..
money b ally wd. uus bond viii Doc executed 10 the
purchaser ou The terms of alo being compiled with and
con- the purchase money bring paid deo,'s with general
warranty VII Ice executed and delivered. There afe =
num'"rui mn" -prurs on tlte premises gui ie.uiifu
si', '"f gSidtngrs There Is large l-dy ~ meadow
iand' ~ TIE premises. Hud hne ia.lv NJ timber
49," ct th" .gme time and place the f,irnsd will
s'il his town property consisting Of his rpsdrurs and
ou' nnndnss aud lnHludng twu ut land Thi.pro.
perry Is very lcsirally situated lur private residence
THIS property viii he .old on credit Of one and two
years, Win interest from date
Angptno"f ROBERT ~ BARTON
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TllE next Session Of this School will
Il commence oa hondAt mo 18Th u September
IuAa
Primary Department kUu
Preparatory ltW
Nlshr an.n
lm'lan e" me patronage VI ihe Community Is rusrc,
imlly solicited AugaOlmt 10 PArTDN. rringl,,,i
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NlW sToRHl NEW aoopslI

NEW STORE NEW GOODsl
JAMES MrCULLA a 90,
M llL OPEN on THE gsfu OF
. w MARCH INST. u Day sirsst, o....l. rogau
] llttnsHn F.. Nov and beautiful assiItn n. I'd lam
I - hnh staple DRN GOODS, uiU.I tiug III ilo
,',.,' lnl "'i laahionah0r snlns oi bRtNA fJhEfoA
/ ohtNAllNrs, rfutpK
OMAN lff HtUtufs
lNlh h1nN TISSUES,
flu.b JAtuNIlh, Iluu LAWNS AZ
pNn@ 'ulI. VI POO" s}ira ln tnglish and American
MANILA Application 1ud NHlr Anllur aasal,
la,n llfIuts auu llusiDry GLOVES. lu ever, ,austy
.'la h'nnrii, Ali uHlHn. ltl' and stfaN lLuAs.s
n'nN,.' ~ pan l"u'r Ass.Ii mrnl 1f new tplv,
.hrl NNiaf Natirl anl U.ullr,r asslumfut
AFHhri1I AfH'ftmrni ~ ntltri rluas Hale and Cans
lht lAl0s ata respectfully solicited ca oll and examine
hn a"'"ti inr sul-,uhHrs llrlFur thrnfrl,tf to
XXI n''l A''n"n Co. pl'"'' ~ Nc ne, l,'ol lhcn wl
k'oEwr r~s, NlrstrU
isab'--sPHING AND SUMMER,
TUE undersigned has Just returned from
hrg l"t, and BE- daily receiving sbd opening bi.
'l' lul ''a ~ Tho richest, most durable beautiful and
'Hll"HscA oi Cloths tAisimcfss Ne,ung,, laurus nrI
Wh' iallnts Trimming, RralYMado Uluthng Grntls.
m'h furnishing u'sls Travelling Trunks aud Yali-es,
40, Al'n h'ohet spriug style \ Moleskin Hat
us Hh u'hsists ct al grades " o1is irum The iHg
"tllt Z" hrhi uiigle b. that any class uf puhasrr
may bn suited 81 bis establishment aud be- would o.
"" u' invite Hll 10 call aud examine hh stock ~ b.
ln''iMlhel a. s' ~ The shortest possible pfuGts Zoo
. ''N' Nl nn fh"U time 10 customers who have proved
W'mHrh~ punotuA lie Viii sell hy the piece, pattern
u.Asuit eli make ~ uriui 90 in any va, 90 aut pur
.nn''ts hehAs 10 hisempo, tho besi ~ Murkmcn, and
WI ''he ~ snort notice, siolr un Cumberland street
enc d'"r h'lo" CAV Knoxville, Tenn.
Tho spuns Fashions on hand MarTi,.ll
pOl TOR uonpIAytrs
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22
A Shnrn Rehnke.

The Nashua (New Hampshre) Gazette
administers the following sharp rebuke to
the reverend rifle gentlemen of New Eng.
land
"Where do these reverend gentlemen OBJ
tain their instructions for pursuing this
course! From the Bible! That book tea
ches no such doctrines. Do Chrst's
teachings inculcate any such viows! Is not
his Gospel Gospel Of peace? If he was
now upon earth, would he urge Kansas EN-
igrants to carry out Sharp's rifles, in order
10 resist the laws If the land to butcher their
brethren there, to produce ANARCHY, vio-
ence, bloodshed, wARl Did Christ teach
his followers to resist the lawfully constitu-
ted authorities of the land! Did he teach
his followers to revile rulers or to abuse
them! We have misread the good book if
he did any such thing.
"Neither the Bible nor the supreme law
of the land'-the constitution, ,rir0,aiNates
any such doctrines. The ter gis-
lature of Kansas, with Gov. Snanhon, the
territorial Judges and other territorial officers
duly appointed, are the lawfully constituted
rulers in Kansas and citizens Of the States
have no more right to send out armed men
and war-like means to overturn that govern
ment and resist its action than they have to
send them to Georgia or South Carolina Of
Massachusetts, or New Hampshire.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22
From the Washington Union
Ohin Dnnlncrafic Club.

Pursuant to public notice, number of the
Ohio Democrats in Washington City met
Tuesday evening, April 80, 1856 for the
purpose of organizing a Democratic Club.
The meeting was called to order by the
Hon. EPSON B. 0LDs, on whose motion Col.
GEORGE w. MAEYPENNY was appointed
Chairman.
On motion, r. LEEcH was chosen Secreta.
~ of the meeting.
A resolution was submitted. and adopted
that the Ohio Democrats present organize
themselves into an association, TO be styled
the Ohio Democratic Club for the purpose
of disseminating Democratic Documents in
Ohio, during the approaching Presidential
campaign.
The following persons were then elected
permanent officers Of the Club.
Hon. GEORGE w. MAEYPESNY, President;
Hon R. ]. ATKINSON, Treasurer, and r.
LEEcH, Secretary.
An Executive Committee was appo inted
consisting Of the following gentlemen.
Hon. GEORGE L. PUGH, Hon. GEORGE
W. MANYPENNY and Hon. R. J. ATKIN
SON.
A Resolution was adopted that the pro-
ceeding Of this meeting be signed by the
Secretary aud published, and that the Dem
terminating the yarlets. And now fSs8PE IA SVPy. Eg
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22
Gbs Sfh9rtbur Democrat.
Snhscrfbers to NewspapeTs.

wO publish the fOllowingfOr the benefit Of sub
scribers to newspapers;
/. Subscribers who do not give notice TO the
contrary, are considered as wishing to continue
their subscription.
2. If the subscribers order the discontinuanee
Of their papers, the publisher nay continue to
send them until all arrearages are paid.
8. If subscribers refuse or neglect TO take their
periodicals. from the Office to which they are di-
rected they are held responsible until they have
settled the bill and ordered them discontinued.
4. If subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the papers are
sent to the former direction, they are held re-
sponsible.
5. The courts have decided that refusing to take
papers from the office, or removing and leaving
thcm uncalled for, is primG Jaeie evidence Of in
territorial fraud.
Postmasters who notify publisher that his pa
per is not taken from the office, arc required to
give the reason why they are not taken Out.-Ses
Post Office Instructions and La,rs,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22
Astounding Profanity.

The Montrose Democrat, in its last issue,
says "We recolleet,a little over year ago,
that we heard Mr.. Wilmot make the fol-
lowing declaration;
81 am determined to arouse the people to
the impor tsnce Of the slavery issue, and get
up an organization through which they can
get control Of the government in '56. And
IL become satisfied that these efforts will
fail. and that the people will not assert their
rights, then I'll be d-d il don't join
the party that think will send the country
to h-ll the quickest"
The Democrat adds:
"The profanity we would have left ouI
but for the fear that he would not Tecog
misc the quotation, and therefore accuse Us
of "garbling" his speech, We conclude
that he has made up his mind that the peo-
pie will not assert there right and he hal
therefore, picked out his party and gone into
full fellowship.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22
Chillicothe Market.

CnrLrIooTHE, May 0l, 1856.
WHEAT-B Bushel 95c@$1 10
C0RN-24@26c . bushel.
0ATS-20@25c. y bushel.
RYE-75c. o bushel.
BARLEY-$1 90 . bushel.
BEANS--$1 75@S2 90.
FLAX SEED-$1 25.
BUTTER-Fresh roll 1Sc q b.
EGGS-In demand at 7@sc o dozen.
LARD-Sc D b.
DRIED PEACHES-$1 T5.@S2 90
PQTAT0ES-50@ o bushel, and scarce.
FEATHERS-New 30@35c q b.
FLOUR-$6 00@$6 25:
R0CERIES-WH0LE PRICES.
sUGAR-N. o. s1f@1Oc. Loaf 11@l91S.-
Crushed 1016@1216c.
M0LAsSES-N. o. 4S@47c. 3 gallon. Sugar
House 45@50c. Syrup 55@65c. Small stocks Of
the above, and further advance expected.
COFFEE-Rio 121S@18zSc. y ib. Java 16cBfb.
TEAS-Y. II SO@75c q ib. Imperial 4O@s0c,
RICE-6@711c . b.
CHEESE-I0@l1c q fb.
RAISINS-M. R. new, 81 so q box; Layers IS
BR00MS-Si 50@k3 90 p dozen.
SALERATUS-Papered T11@sc . b. LoosC
5@7N.
ToBACCo-va. lbs. 25@5Oc. q h. Va. s and
10 lbs. ls@25c 3 b. KY. and 10 lbs. 12@lSc &
b. s twist l1@l3c . ID.
SALT-Hocking2 25@$240 3 Dbl. Lakes2 so
GAINESVILLE 81 so. Sacks 3 doz. 50 00@$2 25.
CANDELS-Star 25c y b. Tallow mould
Is cents.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22

GRAHAM's MAGAZINE The notice of
this excellent work which was prepared for
last weeks paper, was accidentally omitted.
The Magazine has recently changed hands,
Messrs. Watson & Co. having purchased
from Mr.. A. II. See all his interest in its
publication. No doubt the new publishers
will fully sustain its character as one of the
best mOnthlies in the Union. The story on
the outside of tO-dny's paper should be cred.
tied to Graham.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22

d. N. MURRAY & Co.'s advertisements
appear in to-day's issue. This firm is too
well known in this region to need recon-
mendOtion fromus. They occupy the Oldest
Hardware establishment in Portsmouth,
and have been gradually extending their
trade for series of years, until their House
is now well known in Southern Ohio, and
throughout Northern Kentucky and Virginia.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-05-22

OF We are glad to notice that our old
friend Mr.. THOMAS KENDALL, has been ap-
pointed Superintendent of the SciotO and
Hooking Valley Railroad. A more honest,
capable and worthy man could not have been
selected Mr.. j. w. COLLINS, who served
as Secretary of the Company last year, has
been re.appoin Ted to that Office. DIR. c. is
n faithful officer.