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Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06
NEGROES WANTED.
MOUNT PRAIRIE
MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY

MALE AND FEMALE ACADEMY.
TNHE patrons and friends of this Institution are
i respectfully Informed that its Second Session
will open on the frSt Monday in October next.
and close on the last Thursday in July. 1857
The Principal. having had several years expert
ence hopes to receive liberal degree of patron
age. No means in his power will he spared to
make the School interesting and profitable both
10 pupils and patrons
his School is pleasantly stuated four miles
west OF Washington, in a healthy and fertile dis
trict oil country, and moral and religious COM
uiunity.
Tuition per Term Of Five Months:
Spelling. Reading and Writing. . 50 90
Arithmetic. English Grammar, Geogra-
Algebra. Geometry. Philosophy. Astron-
oEly- Rhetoric. Latin and Creek ...... Is 90
Drawing. Pointing and Embroidery,extra ) 90
Contingencies ...-. 80
Tuition payable at the close OF the term
Each student will be held responsible from the
time OF entry until the close OF the term, aud no
deduction will be made, only in case of protracied
sickness.
Board can he had in respectable families con-
venient to the school, at from SIX to eight dollars
per month.
w 3. AUSTIN.
Mt Prairie, Hampstead CO.. Ark,
July 81, 1856 32:ff
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BExEzEE cUuvIxs. AUGUSTUS H. GARLAND
Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06
The State 0f ArkaDs:

For sale by A. I. BELLER.
Washington, July 2. 1856.
Washington telegraph., 1856-08-06
RE MDVAE.,

LANDREEH'S GARDEN SEEDS
FEB. ). 1916 q
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

thsr sIplansiicn the roll was called am
ID unusual excitement, and the result I
announced BY the Clerks-Bsnks lOS;
Aikea. lOOS Fuller 8; Campbell OF Ohio,
4; WELL.
Mr.. Banks was then declared elected
amid das ening shouts from the RePub-
Iiesns and other quarters. The ladies IN
the gslleris waived their bandkerchiels
. nd several minutes of disorder follow
ed. MI. Aiken conducted Mr.. Brnks 10
I be chair.
Mir. Banks in taking the cnaiI jeliV'
Z red a brief address, the oath wss then
administered TO him by Mr. Giadings.
The House then adjourned The Republ-
cans are wild with exultstion, giving
frequent cheers. Mr.. Banks is earnest
ly congratulated on his success.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
CLEAR THE TRi Ok FOR THE
CONG
TIE SUPREME COT RT OF OHIO,
AZ TER THE BULL THAT SUITED
THE BULLelNE oR THE BRIDGE.
<:0:--
REPORTED BY R B. WARDEN. OF /.
FICIALLY.


SNtb eeus AS' ASVNt
The Court met pursuant to adjourn
ment, ~.
Present; THURMAN. Chief Justice;
RANSEY, BARTILY and BASSEY. Justice.
No. III. Elliott VS. The C. C. & C..
r. r. Co. In error TO the District
Co urt Of Lorain Co.
Thurman, c. j., delivered the opin.
ion of the Court. Held
/, Tfat the common law doctrine
that requires the owner Of domestic
animals, not unruly or dangerous, to
keep them upon premises, and makes
him'a trespasser il he suffer :hem to run
at large and they go upon the uninclos.
ed lands of'Snother. is not law Of Ohio,
being Inconsistent with our statute law
and contrary toihe common usage that
has always prevailed in this State,
2. That remvie negligence of the
plaintiff will not prevent his recover
ing for an injury to hisproperty immeai.
ately cause by the negligence Of the
plaintiff that defeats a recovery must be
a proximate cause Of the injury.
3. Suffering domestic animals to run
at large, by means whereof they stray
upon an uninclosed railway track,where
they nre killed bya train, is not, in
general, a proximate couse Of the loss;
and, hence, although there may have
been some negligence being only re-.
mote cause of the loss, it will not pre-.
vent his recOllering from the R R. com
pany, the value Of the animals, il the
immediate cause Of their death was
negligece Of the .comPsny's servants in
conducting the train.
4. The bare fact that a railway is
unlnclosed there being no statute requir.
ing it TO befenced, does not, in general
render the R. R. Company liable 10 pay
for animals straying upon the track and
killed by a irain-such want Of fencing
being. in general, only rGmOis cause
Of the loss.
s. The pprtmount duty OF q. conduc-
tor Of a train is 20 watch over the safe.
ty of the persons and property in his
charge, subject 10 which, it is his duty
10 use reasonable caro- to avoid unnec
essary injury 10 animals Straying
upon the road. Judgment.0Rcmsd.
BARTLEY, j., dissenled from the 4th
point.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07


declsEeing thst.it wss dissolaed, By the
admission Of the State OF Texas, all ol
which is south Of the line Of SO deg. 80
mint Who is so ignorant ss not to
know that the North haEe paid no res
psct 10 the Compromise, but have nm
opposed every State Consti.
tuition. which allowed Of slaFery7 Who
,hsI does not know that desperate oppo-
rition has slwsys been made BY the
North TO the Compfomise line. aud to
every State attempting TO come into the
Union south OF il (Califomia included)
since its pretended adop;ionl Who does
not kGow that our immortal statesman
Hen'y Clay, was loaded with unmeasu-
rep abuse, by all the Abolition, Disun-
ion portion, after he sllayed the storm
which threatened disnhion and civil
warl Who has forget the burning in
|efigy Of tbote who finally went over 10
compromise and peace7 Who tbvl does
not remembs that Douglas & Co. were
hanged and burned in efigy for repeal
ing this sa me abomina BILE act, all at once
ma deholy by lis repeal1 And who so stu
pid as not TO see the deception attempt
ed 10 be made by Chase in his election
eeriug inaugural TO the people Of Ohio,
and printed at their expense and in;en-
ded for bis benehP
lie claims that the act Of 'S7 was
made out of pure philanthropy TO the
negro. understand tha; i. was purely
dollars and cents. II the slave labor
could be used in the more fertile lands
Of the West, the price OF Dor must rise
in the East and Atlantic States, and
theiv productions also fall in value, was
easily seen, aud hence the above restric-
ton The Gov. admits the whole thir.
cen states held slaves in 81, 1t would
therefore appear psssing strange. that
their consciences should be troubled
about Others, while holding slaves them
selves.
/. isen admitted fact that the North
ETH States imported Slaves for years
after the South opposed their importa-
ton. nor was il until they had sold near
Iy all their slaves at high prices, that
they mirSculously discovered the aTfaI
sia; and even nov. after the discovery
they draw constantly much Of their pro
Ats from this slave labor, now owned
by our Southern brethren. Can any wei
informed man believe Mr.. Chase so ig
nvrant as not TO know that Congress ha'
no right TO exclude any Territory excep
the north west and Washington, on &C
count of sla Cer4 And also that negfc
Dor has been proved worthless in these
cold wilderness regions, making these
acts nugatory. TRUTH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
Whole No.
MIR. KeItI. Of South Carolina.

This gentleman concluded u speech
in Congress. during the time speeches
were admitted in that body, in refer
ence to the election of Speskes, in
the following emphatic, but manly lam
guuge:
My object. Mr.. Clerk,:was 10 define
my own position. | will add, howey.
er, thtt | believe the democratic pay
is to-day purer and trueI to the IUHstl'
tuition than it has. been foI vars, IT
lii as yused through ive and water, and
j lmany os it's impurities hae been con.
su>med or washed awaS 1t has the
smelI OF >Ss,N upon IS garments, and
while ii moves Oh ID the historic track
og the founders Of the republic, | shall
bid it God sdeed Many of the halt,
and lame, and bline have fallen by the
way; had this fate overaaken all such,
it would have been better The gen.
.tleman from Pennsylvania [Mr. Camp
bell says ;ha; the democratic party
came into this ball two years ago upon
the created wave OF popular power;a and
he asks wheie is it noMi He saysi it is
a feeble md scsnty band, singing to
its brpteHoJtsrs. Why feebs and scan.
tyT Because it has bean much mote
ffendly 10 he South and truer 10 the
conshtullon than either of the other
parties Glnging, says the gentleman
10 itS~ efok altars! Why, sir, to
what else shoule it sling While
abolition fsmticism is sweeGing over
the free States, Sos,rating the guaran.
ties of the Cd sitution. and tearing
down the remliISI pillars of our repub
lican edifce, wha'eshould the demo,
cratic patty be tpt within the sacred
Prsci nets, ,6ghting down the fos7 While
the lust Of northefn domination and
free.soil propgrsnaism is driving the
cssriot Of sectional over over the re-
mains of the costi:ction, what should
the democratic party c ling but TO those
alters, reared BY the 70 unders Of the
republic hit be true 10 the consti.
Itulion, pnd sleadfast in the faith Of the
Ifsthsrs. let il ,ossr sS itself i . The horns
Iof the altefpaIf0 eel descended
| 70 rescue the SoOd & lC2 Thifus-sch,, : :
from The upy PITTsB UR G, P,
lus oi the opening very complete assert
4 kom Got Dry Goods, and by the frs
Se5tefaber will be able 10 exhibit very at
iTactiye stock. They respectfully invite al
Iearly call from all engaged in the trade
Er 81 SSSDes
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
A Speaker Elected at Last,
The OCEAN STEAMERS haH

triumphed at last, aud Banks is made
Speaker of the House of Congress BY
a purality vote: Well
sier all the blowing and Dragging Of
the successor of the opposition during
the last'snd previous years over the
Congressional elections, the fusionists
have had hard time of it, and now
after ten weeks struggle, and an ex-
pense Of some three hundred thousand
dollars, they have q minority Spes-
Ter. s-
| As Mr.. Banks is well qualified, by
Iyzpntstion, for the posi-, and commenc.
ed politics q free trade Democrat, he
Ifiay possibly SO far disappoint his ad.
|sQcates, 10 make ! pretty fair presid-
ing oifeer. He no ioubt has sense
enough. x be is not sold body and
|breeches i04s worst influence thai
4 iiais TIE ae,Qlr Tine win stoye
40 'eEe .Aines, ssbools Geography, LAYS
y |I<{ ~ [tt1.f5 x IA b ,ssgr
sSooks, States, Pencels and all kind
mary for schools, for sale ~
..RAYrcNg.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

SHARPENING EDe ED TooLs.-The fol-
lowing is from a German scientific Jour-
nal for the benefit Of our mechanics and
agricultural laborers:--lt has long been
known that the simple method of SHARP
ening a razor is TO put it for half al
hour in warm water, TO which has been
added one-twentieth of its weight oil
murlstlc oT.sulphuric acid, then lightly
wipe it of, ana afiS- few hpsfs set it
on hone. The acid here Supplies the
place of milestone, by corroding Iba
whole surface uniformly, so that moth
ing further but a smooth polish is>neces-
sary. The process never -iniRfes good
blades. while badly. hardeGed ones are
frequently improved byft, althogh the
cause of such improvement remains un'
explained. OF late, this process has
been applied to many other cutting i'm
plemenls. The workman,at the begin.
ming OF his noon spell,or when he leay-
es off in the evening moistens The .blad-
es Of his tools with water acified 2>ai
above, the cost Of which is almost'noih.
ing. This saves the consumption o.
time and labor in whettihg. which
moreover, speedy weaJs ont The blade
The mode Of sharpening here indicated
would be found especially adyautageon
fpFsicklos and sc5thes.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
o. HOW HAPPY.

"A lady correspondent Of the Boston
Times. given her ideas of perfect bliss
in the following paragraph -
I'm a womsn,wllh womans's weak
ness, aud having a good constitution,
can bear great deal of happiness
II | was asked my idea of perfect bliss
i should say,'a fast horss, a duck Of a
cutter, plenty of Buffalo robes, a neat
fitting oveIcoat with hansome man in
IL, snd--one of Madame wulsh's little
French bonnets! II that wouldn't be
happiness for one life time, Pm open to
conviction as 10 what WouldP
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
nInsonic Rnvie,u

Is on our table, if the brethen of the
craft in this County will send for the
Review and are not satisfied at the
close of the year, we will pay the SUBJ
scription. We will gladly send on
your names il you send them in.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

A Printer not long ago, being auug'
by his swee:,h heart, went TO The Office
TO commit suicide with the 'shoot'
ing stick but the thing wouldn't go of.
The'devil, wishing TO pucify him to peep
into the sanctum where the editor wSS
writing duDs to del inquent su bscribers,
He did SO and the effect was msgicHl.
He says that picture Of despair reconcil-
ed him to his fate, L. &. B.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
A SPEAKER ELECTED.
Congressional.
WASHINGTON, Feb. Q.

UAsHlhGTOHI rep. q.
HousE-Mr. Smith, of Tennessee,
said he had voted against the plurality
rule AS yesterday the vote indicated
some chance of tlecting a Speaker,
man Of sound national views. he now
offered a resolution to that effect. The
resolution was adopted-ll3 against
l04. (APplause.) Orr Internationally
Withdrew his name as ihe Democratic
caucus candidate, being now probaly
the concentra tion Of greater strength on
his colleague, Aiken.
Mr.. Boyce moved 10 reScind the res.
|olutiun.
The motion was taole d-il7 against
l0l. (Appuuse.
Mr.. Jones referred 20 the terms OF
this resolution. If there WIS no election
by msjority at the next three trials,
the candidate receiving the highest run
on the fourth vote be declared Speaker.
He re remarked that the Republicans were
drilled aud ready for the contest, aud iu
order TO give all opportunity to other
lgenliemen 10 come here uudeIstshdingly y
he moved an Adjournment till Monday
The motion was disagreed TO, yeas
ga, nays 1873. (Applause, and impatient
cries Of call the roll.) Mr.. Walker mo
yed to restind the plurality resolution.
The house By as majority decided the
motion out Of order.
Mr.. Payne moved tha: the house ad.
Iionrn, misses in the gallery.l and the
motion was disagreed to, and great ap'
plause from the gallery followed. MIR
Orr said il the house was to be annoyed
by applause from the galleries, he would
move to clear them out, excepting those
occupied by the ladies. Mr.. Payne made
an ineffectual motion to rescind the plu
raIity resolution.
The houte then proceeded TO ballo
for Speaker, with the following result
Banks I02, Aiken SO, Fuller ID Bar
IcIsy aid 7fiickmsn, democrats, voted fol
IweIIs sad Dunn; Harrison, Moore aud
IScotI for Campbell Of Ohio, necessary to
aichoire lOe; the neat vote with the e1-
Iception that Mr.. Fuller lost 6ne, was
1.-The same, the third vote was the same
, las The second. excepting MIR. Aiken
, lost one. Mr.. Fuller OF Pa. repeated
: What be had said on tive previous oc-
eusions, namely, that he/was not now
, land did not deaire TO be. , candidate
} 100 votes had satis6ed him that he was
2 not the choice Of the majority Of this
J boo5 aud on no other terms or condo
; lions would he consent TO lake thai po-
e eIsitioD.
: Mr.. Bsrclsy remarked. that be had
. been saseise to anything like cosli
D ltion with Know Notbingi5m, whsthe
n it came from Nofih OF South. He askP'
Mr. Aiken wsiher he stood onthe Dem
E ocniic plsform, aud whether be ss'
'-in6t written letter 70 HEhPrey MAI
. lshall, mtking pledges 90 ihe southerl
'jwing oflbe Know Nolhipgs.
: Nj. Aikens--Ial am not candidate.l
: lmy ffieads think proper to place me =
: .he chair 1 viii ssTys them 70 The bes
Iof M ability. -.
Z III. Il. ns,sbsli ~ have oaly. to o
lthsi ~. Aikse hsz saaresssH % me =
ieiisf whatever (Appsuss. End cries .
eall ihe foIl. thils he MOS, insfps 81
eilsnent rssssilea:j
4s Hnts ups elected uoasf he pla
'IfaIitf faI, bf three mejelsil, 8.
~. 4. X. tIarshsl I sslefsps ihe csl
4 &1I L-4t 49, -r,rsf IA -. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
Chnce's Lieing InnugnrnI.


We are not one OF those individuals,
who entertain so high respect for the
mere official character of a man, as
will prevent US from showing up the
moral character OF the man, hence we
transfer TO our columns the opinion OF
Truth because we Know that it is sus-
tained by the records of our Country,
and because we wish every voter in the
State TO knoWthat this said Gov Chase
is one Of the basest Demagogues aud
Knayes 6f he 1eshssemurg. We hope
aAwilresd the following and ponder
on ito 7 tths.
,JOhs Editor of Ike Daily Plain
<.rs Dealer; faiI,iass
cWhens man, high 10 Office. condet-
cspds to state that which believe be
k6Owsite.be,pn,Sues > / deem il 2rppsT to
tIpese spca aisrepIesentstion aud de-
.c6piion,s ,fii9 t.fl
THE Goyenof spyE IAN the ter
Iii0Fgsouth Of the Missouri Com promise
line, wheter acquired be fore or after tbs
dsje VI the .Compromiss was thus tseitly
incor porated into Stare States, or.oth'
erwise appropriated to slavery under ths
sseyeboldiDg intsTprsta ton sf the com
pset. Nothing was lett TO freedom, ol
settlement By non slasehotding fresmeI
except the isFriiory north OF the Miss
curl line
The Mo- pfohibiIiunwns fspeslsd, N.
cemPsomiss Of ls20peEfosmsd 10 the lsi
t<lp end laFs.beyend the letter. By lhs
ff<e 6'siss; was eroksnnp snd destroy
"a by the slave States. 10 ssoid the III
flnebt oflits oniy stipnlstion IN far,
q cfffeedom isssef. that he no6. sls
yeho'fins e|a,es nsser faeiilg. aos s,
ny sottsf 0ty did 90, except b. .sb.
to.es q ,bs people, (ss pheu Gel liloreis
passSdipiiied " tbs metho1 ias6 ,h<
Unip Ihi@ Stare t1f<atsp ) bo9 four
H.I1 14'( asI I<tp4 q ls,i,uds scnib q
<As ii6tI sd f;@ts .tt Iie 50 ihs sborl
t,<ifHe11& I1< 1@t,a words. copied vtr.
>4siN into th> EaI'see bin .slionHd thi'
{<r'.,osy % ceIat i4.b ths Uniea - /
,is' q aeu cslI,a : fraud 5, ia u.ss.l
y, p''s'ion p<..5.
HIST h. d n lIl J iew copies ofSwsns Trea-
y the NV EDITION, ,ior Justices Of Ihe Leaee
!. mATTON1.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
Ohio Legislature.

On the principle that Huge bodies
move slow, this ponderous body is
dragging out its existence, nothing has
yet been done 10 mark attention or OF
the Smallest interest 10 the people,
Some one, We don't remember bis
name, has made a move to have a bank
rupt law passed. this will be, il suc>
cessfull the important act of The session
We suggest that it be-a copy oi the
Bankrupt act of 1842.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
NJ. 4 c. & III. Railroad.

The travelling community will see
the times Of arrival and departures ot
trains from Cincinnati 10 Hamden in
another cHlumn. How the connection
is made with the S. d H. V. Railroad
We cannot tell.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

An Irishman who had been fined
several weeks in succession for getting
drunk, cooly proposedto the Judge
that he should take him by the year a.
a reduced rate.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

It is pleasant to open your wifs'S
jeWelbox and and discover a strange
genlleman's hair done mp as a Keep
sake. Vel, vOt of it2 aim it her cOu-
sin'sp Humph!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
ccNenrssloEAL ILc1cPs.

lsr. S.LKELLoGG, Of Humilton.
On. HENRY F, SEDAN, OF Hsmiltou.
30, DAVID CLARK, Of Montgomery.
4TH. jill, THOMAS. of Darke.
5TH. EDWARD FOSTER, OF Williams.
6TH. MICHAEL II. DAVIS, OF Clermont.
I'm. WILLIAM CR0SSEN. of Warren.
srn. WILLIAM kERSHNER, OF Clark. .
9rH. GLOR6E i SEENA of Seneca.
lOrH. LIE vi DUNCAN, Of Jackson.
. iTH. ALFRED McVElGll, Of Fairfield.
18TH JACOB SLYH, OF FranSlin.
18TH. J0lE = FIT, Of Huron.
l4TR. .OilN {. 1iYERS, oi Ashland.
i5TB, jCSI iii BURNS, Of Coshoclon.
leTH JAMES NJ, GAYLORD, OF Morgan
l7TH. BENJAMIN +. SPRl6GS,oi Noble
lSTH. ALPh0NS0 HART, Of, Portage.
lelH, HENRY II, DODGE, OF Cuyahoga
G0rn GEO G. GiLLETT, ,of AShtabula
2TE GEoRGECOoK, Of HARRISON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
Presidency.

At the Dem ocratic Con-eution to be
held at Cincinnati, it will require 1913
votes to nominate under the two
thirds rule, which is now the establish
ed custom OF our party. The whole
number of votes in the Convention will
be 296,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
nInrnzInes for FebuntY.

Graham is on hand every thing new
and interesting as usual, this is indeed
a model No. Send in for copy and
our paper for 80.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
] IN OFTHE % FRONT ST.

PORTSMOUTH. VHIU,
WE will duplicate bills with any regular
iobbing House in the West. ConL try mer-
Chants iuriace propfietors, railfUsd contract
tors. and Others, willsubserVe tneir interests W
giving us call
Nv ie, a:--ty.'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
Portsmouth Price Current
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY
BUSkERK u DAVIS.
WHOLESALE GR0CERS,
No. I. buckeye BIOcA

roRTsMo grH,q Jan. 3, 1856
Apples. Dried.'.!75 Loaf.';''' -
Blooms prdo7 $2o5O Crushed IL
Bacon Hams per lb. l2Salt, hanawhe, bu. -
Shoulder {" lllTeas, loose q in packs.
a sides "'l2 ." Y. H., lb. 50s75
Beans, w. per Blu. 800 lmrerli, 'SO019
Candles, mould. Is Gunp,wder Is
Sar..... q Tobacco M&h. cav.SS
Cotton Yams...' !o4 =" Va. cav. SoHSS
Cheese, w. r. lbeaaS Oil, Lard pr gal" ~
Coffee Rio. ID Oil, Linseed " -. 100
Cloverseed,. 6.0C pr, bu.' %
Flour pi bbl..''Ss s,5OI Peaches, Dried -, I'VE
Feathers pr lb...'. al Potatoes lrlsh'4VS %
Fla1seed, pr bu. l,25ISaleratus pr ~. 2poA,
Fish, Cod pr b.. 5ITallow PI Ii
/" Mackerel $l2a2 Tar 9 :bAa
Lard pr be-. llHimothy SOe
Molasses, N. Q. Sai. 40IWhea, pr w. So
" 81. q5IWhiskeY, onmou ~
rs. o0 MonSala, %
Nails, 10 to Sd SI' &" Rye, -. g.
Supa N. o.. 7u6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
iEE M'kRTHUR LEMCcRkT.I
nplrnp BIZ 3. A. pRArToK.
THrRSBtY, FEBRUARY, Z.

S.H PAaFIN, Noes 4h 81, Cinein.
natl, is our authorized Jgent- toPrOeurt
odrriisemenis, aud subscriptions
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

Mineral Lodge, No. -, holds reg
ular Communication al HamdeD, Vinton CO..
o., = cry Thursday evening on, or preceding
each 4a'I moon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

CHARLES JSELLE.N rs OUR. uuihOr.
ised Agent in NtD FORK 10 Retirehdver-
tistments and sabseriPticn.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07
MASONIC.

Afx& Delta Lodge, No.
:SC aO7, Of Free and Ae-
W. - oepted Masons, holds
a regular Communication at Macarthur, Vim
ton county, Ohio, every Saturday evening on,
or preceding each full moon.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-02-07

WILLIAM ,KFNNON. IT,, Of Belmont.
ALEXANDER P. MILLER, Of Butler.