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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03
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Wishing to sosd.
II: .ms. CITY
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Of me Basin MospaIs nc rvfspIrz
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NIB The arrive here on MONDAY. 10 land her
s%nsp ssspla1ARshss r. 1s'.. sSS aiir
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20 or passage having superior TTr4ss ss: ;ss "
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superior Gas. sailing schooner oRaNNa Capt, Jno n Tut k
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regular pssset Sr sicksasoS o.p cySa. s,ess.Sa A2
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In OR NORFOLK AND PORTS q ex-n
II MourH.-wINrER ARRASGEMENr.-ne ExRsS6ue
vii place the line lvia Port wsihaD
Richmond above places. MONDAY, October Goth.
The runningin connection with the August ri. leave the
Richmond and Petersburg Depot Monday "Wednesday and
Friday A NJ. Returning
Saturdays ex O'Clock NJ
touching .1 =. al che ss poa on the river n
Pare to Grove md intermediate landings, so
Pare to Norfolk and Portsmouth, 800
Servants, through, 80
Do the river, 100
Meals extra, so
* "a A OF HOlR-wINrER AR-A ap-U
~ RANGEMENr.-rhe ambost CURTIS PECK ksxHeSf$ue
Capt John Davis, will on and amer Thursday NEXT
mornings, at sk occk A NJ for Portsmouth and Norfolk and
each alternate days. Sundays szeepte leaving Norfolk At
landings on the River going and returning.
Oei5 R. o. HAsKINs.
UNION STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
. TEAMER CITY OF RICHMOND, Capt. z MncH- -
- XII, Steamer PENNSYLVANIA, Captain DAVID <S<x43<.
rEAL, Steamer VIRGINIA, Capt b. Rcons <EHRs
Of the-e superior Steamers will leave Rich
until further notice. Monday and Thursday touching
Norfolk freight Return
Ing Philadelphia "wednesday and Saturday, morning
10 o'clock.
increased accommodations
for the comfort Of having been ad also
Ing goods committed receive increase Of patron
FARE REDUCED.
through New York. and found slo 90
Do do PHILADELPHIA and found Is; cabin 90
Passage City Point and Norfolk by the river boats
gH this line Phladepeia three
days, and then proceed to New York by the ticket
na6-u II. 4 FUTILE Agent Rockets
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=. sxnAp 4 ..
WASHINGTON ys5sE,,ssN HOUSE.
H. SNEAD a Co., P.op.rsroas
1MNBUSSEs regularly and ro the Railroad Depot and
" Packet Landing connected with this house. ssa9-iy
LYNCHBURG HOUSE,
MAIN STREET., LYNCHRURG, VIRGINIA.
O. USHER, PROPRIETOR
rransclsni vis,sn 81 90 per day. -
feaf-dAciy
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AIOTICE-To ALL WHOM 1T NAY CONCERN .-whsrsas
~ The Richmond and Danyie Railroad Company have had
misfortune 70 iosc their freight house In Richmond veil
on q hsI rolling oet y oonsrsined r The present. 70
deliver Al down freight siding Of their road
LOT IN Tits city shall strive said freight
immediately removed By ose 70 whom Be consigned
Company responsible
Ne and The parties interested or IN concerned IN
therefore
o. oAMPBELL,
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FTTtRsdSyIlDrrgJ5GsEs ,W 1sItIz e. ON. q,

MY eJEwELHY SronL, SIGN or C2>
WEiDEhEYER, late Of fredericksburg, Va ,A
eeved supply o. Gold and Silver wATCffEa Plus
InRer Rims ladies' Chaeains Gencnens Chains
Silver Pens snd Pencils Cod and silver Thlmb Gold sve
Steel Specacles Silver 0obe Cups, spoons Butter Knives
Monnaes Card Cases Match ore every
ely add Silver line, for sale reasonable
represented.
Also WATCHES o. All kinds repaired perform
we'll also, Jevei o. every description repaired
se9-fy
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SALT AND PEAsTER.--Ths Va. and Tennessee RAN.
- road IL finished 70 save and prepared 70 furnish
Salt and Plaster sacks barrels
notice and the reasonable Ny
line Of The road viii receive orders for either article In quan
customers may desire The attention 81 farmers particularly
ved 10 the Virgins article aud feel assured that
article will result exclusive orders addressed
O. T. Lesed agent Lynohburg, vii prompt a.
teuinn.
~ Al articles Of my brand warranted pure.
THOs. l.. PREsToN.
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Ap.r,n,.na.n, 81 f SsspSrsls

SEHvANTs CLgrHtNG.-ws s,t psnslon . ous
- large stock o. Over Costs, Procta, hobkey Jackets pants
Hanpe Guernsey and Iickoy Shirts, socksAo Tor ssrvsn
TIE s.sortmsnt 10 large and prices very lov. = -
notf EgEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.
ITNDEH WEAu fott GENTGEmEN.-we have
~ rtcvsd supply ~ SIN Meno Lambs WOOD and Ne
'n So "a rf''' made 10 P'''''' KvKr n,Lpwrs Co
UuuE CEAcKBRs.-ios boss' on cgn.gs@.ni, tgr ssls
~ ~ JOHN FfnnER,
nof5 No TO- tqth street.
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lBnIyATE SCHOOL FoR IInEoILEs.-T1c

HDHIVATE SCHOOL ron IUBECIIEs.-The
gndsrsgDsi desire, TO call e attention Of Parests
dams having children cftow physical dcveopeuen
The fact that BE has opened Harlem, few miles CITY
oNeH York In heaful and bcaut location PRIVATE
FAMILY SCHOOL, where such children ~
The experience he has had for an eight years connection
Nth he Massachusetts, and Pennryvsna State fBsuuton
io has shown him that very much can be done IN bringing these
children N condition. In Instances, he
had them return home ether enter
tage, engage duties of Hfe earlier he
training he better. For circulars
dreaa. JANFHB RfCUAhOa
au2S-iy No. 6st Broaduay, or Harlem, New Yort.
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K~rEEnsee yax 4 scENrLEMAN IN AMELIA

-. AhstiA. Nov. H. 1850
hns.s Dovs Co MY driver log tth,t
.as o.te on The dropped end one forI
usd III. loot and stuck nearly through about
nss and Iadis toe He suffered great pain for ~.
ynpoms Indicated Ts,.nus etJav Ny nsgbor Archer
Recommended your TURF OIL obtained
ana applied ~ directed ne All
Without palm 70 alp son usual attend TO III. wos
have applied 10 burns sweings san. good eject,
nay an s.ed upon for the las. thirty (shen
wounds &c Having applied In ss
me old Of lint honey noduction Of
your TURF OIL am ee
nois prrrp aproa
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From ne NsS York Daily ye,c. Nor. essA, 1856
FIERY ORDEALS.-The two champion safe,
3S Of Herrng's patent have passed through trial by
hre and stood the test One
rick No y Coen alp, and the other
o Vsavan Fay, No. t6 Pearl street. destroyed
The sales were exposed to the names
aol-s they Contained needless
champion Sales with the newly ented lng
nous manufacturer The certificates
Vsavan Fay evdtn Of their estimate
safes, built by :. q. Herring Co.
Depot IN Richmond for HERRINGs "Fre Burglar Proof
ENnwIps A.,
KS PIANOS ON TaIAL-PAYMENr wIru
No. HELD I'VE propose to purchasers Of Fortes
70 take our INSTRUMENTS trial Ia order
quality before paying for them.
Twenty experience
se could get heen hundred US m The
opinion, that no establishment North possibly
better or cheaper Instruments than We do.
noil NASH
- NOTICE.-HAving been appointed Agents for the
sale OF the celebrated spool Cotton eturrd by
Aessrs John Dick Sons, Glasgow, supplied
umss with full ASSORTMENT direct from the
the lowest New York prices We guarantee
ay equal In quality manufactured
commend u 10 the trade.
apps KENT PAINE Co Ayrn,.
~ ,. a. KELVIN has removed FURNITURE kstsb.
hshment TO the spacious Andelegant
"COklNrHlAN HALL" Main Street,
operation all the appliances incident
x Mothers Breast Cloths.
We supply these Invaluable article. on hand and
you'd eau the attention OF the public the advertisement
other column MEADE BAKER, Chemists,
Bs 1s6 Main street, northwest corner Of iOth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

~ sPECIAL NOTICE To THE
LADIks- The subscriber begs lea I've 10 Announce
70 the Ladies' OF Richmond
Just received another Of Ladder CATERS imported By himself
direct RON Pars They special order out on
te. selected With great Ills agent Paris The o.nr
s inc hJ,es In the case hey entirely city, via
congress aaters, cork solos, kid tops. with " "
90 q
a'1ss all. :. pat leather fOrsd
consr.. - - |" sat cloth tops. {.
Lace ..
would most respectfully invite the Ladies examine
'nem ALEX. HILL,
Manufacture and Importer,
no. l2I Main street, Richmond, Va.
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NJ THE A.T OF DX EINe mUMA,

NJ THE ANT OF ID ZINC INV An
HAIR l. bu, mperfectly undsrsiood even By ho.e
me greatest presnsions The Of
pys 9, ns day nay for The time color the hair to
boge Electric Hair Dye void prcperIes
n.sny dyes the hair beautiful brown which
neither water anshne and
douby hs authorized refund The
sy The most perfect sAsfaction cents,
and 10 per case Inventor, w. Bos Boon and sod sy
ARE YOU GETTING BALD1
your hair turning geyf Do wish good uhis
ers and moustAehesf Your son. ky ana
Tour head TO be COOL comfortable o. dandruaf No,
are your children To have Then ne
St.s fLrp which rsv.. unerring
10 Gu % cts 70 e aud u so bottle BoElss Of
CyteriA stands unrivaled tan and
uying The complexion. Price Inventor and propr,or
boaLk Boston, and sold by Druggists everywhere. "
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:. p. NASH.
- Mothers Breast Cloths.

We supply OF these Invaluable articles hand
you'd call the attention OF the public the advertisement
other column MEADE BAKER, Chemists,
Us lS6 Main street northwest cor Of IOth.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

MERCHANT TAILOR AND cLoTHIER, 40, MA sTREET
SPRING AND sUMmER GOODS.
UsT received lot Of superior Cloths, and
- yesings, which he will make In the best The
most reasonable terms, and At the shortest notice.
large aud well selected stock Of Ready Made Clothing which
viii with any In this other market Our prices
low other House.
Furnishing great variety, such Shirts oavat schs
Ties, Ac-. Ac
He invites other. really
rable goods 10 md examine his stock. mhq5
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80. MULES AND HOHsEs.
e((Mh HtAD, No. ], Kentucky Mods and several n
yV hne single and matched horses, Just 70 hand 1SsA
W sac Z" eSehange on accommodating terms Apply XII
sufs-Slea Fr.stIis ss5s,,
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ENoRAytNGs OF THE sEAIs OP THE PATTNT oFYICH o.
GREAT BRITAIN, EcOLE DE- PHAKMACfE PHARMACIES ID
PARIS, AND IMPERIAL COLLEGE or MEDICINE, vienna
are anred each wrapPor End around each ease Of
THtEsEuAm,N NO ., 2, AnD3. 80
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MANUFACTURERS
s A V i ~ Or 8 IL A n K.
CHARTERED BY THE LEGISLATURE OF VIRGINIA
TUNHIs INSTITUTION will receive Deposiies. which
Interest Of sir cent s paid all
naming depoe than six months and cent when
remaining shorter period.
the Hardware Store Of O J. Co.. II
and the BANKING House Of r. H. MAUEY Co
and Wall streets. q. WORKMAN, President
ID. BARER, Jr Secretary.
@. J. sINTOS, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
70 II. Maury, WIN. Taylor,
Jno ~. Dreamer, Cornelius Grew,
Jas. VI. Talbot David Currie,
Hiram NJ. Smith, y. q. Larus,
". 3. Turpin, p. II. Butler,
Chas. Mrlspaugh, Ro J. Christian,
John G. slnton, W. b. Ross,
Arson Richards, Franklin stearns.
James Williams
Richmond, 18Th September, 1856. sel6
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Dr. BRuSoxAnsr having been confined great
danger and much palm was Induced to Try remedy by
brother had heard wonderful did
pereneed beneficial result. have my thanks
aud would eheey recommend preparations SUI
Truly yours, LOUISE BRAuNER.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-12-03

GERvANTS CLOrHING.-we have fall supp1 Ser
- wants CothlnF o. aaunen Pulled Cloths Hsepf
Qreys Casgns 0eors Kersey Lnssys Bankets Fanne eo
2, eking. Ae. [noaal Q. MAXWELL 4 co.
WoLFR's AROMATIC sCHrRDAm scHNAPps
w for sale ~ AOfk GRAY, Drurrista,
no9o 14i Man street.
pMyyslCIAM,s sADDLE nAes ANDfAMrLt
hDik GRAY. Ap.lhec.r,s,
no2c ~ Main street.
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For by all respectable drug Wholesale only $50
osey second door New York Price % package with full
simple directions for
oc3i-du " DRUNON, NJ. D., Proprietor
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
SALN on OGGllQUllQ lAlDS
AND TOWN LOTS.

The following List Of Lands and Town Lots within the County
Vntou Delinquent the Treasurer Of county, the
1854 charged with the Taxes and Penalty for said year. together with
Taxes Of the year added:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
The Chic Farmer FOR 1856.

1.-THE OHIO FARMER" will commence
its Fifth Volume. January !, 1856. II is
now so we'll and 50 generally known, that
little need be said in its behalf. With the
experience which we have gained in editing
it, for the past fonr Ts,ondl with'the know
ledge Of the wants Of the public, which much
travel and Correspondence has given US. to-
gether with the very many able Contributors,
which We have been constantly adding 10
our heretofore long list, we feel that Thc
Ohio Farmer is more than ever worthy Of
the petronsge Of the entire country; and we
can assure all, that however excellentit may
have been for the past year, il will be better
for the year to come.
The Ohio Farmer will continue To be issued
weekly, on large fOlio sheet, Of clean. white
paper, and on clear type. and illustrated viii
Cuts Of Domestic Animals. Implements
Trees, Houses, &c, &c. Tie News anC
Miscellaneous Departments, Market Reports
Sc, DC, will receive careful attention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
Be Ye Clothed!
II. N. MCLAUGHLIN,

r. N. MCLAUGHLIN, 4
% Merchant Tailor, has just y
opehed q New and splendid
assortment of Cloths, Caosi- ~
meres, &c, together with Trim. n
mings, which he is prepared II
to manufacture into every va j
r;etv of Garments TO suit GUS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
T H E
SATURDAY EVENING POST.
EstabIished AUGUST 4, l82l.

Established August q, 1871.
WEEKLY EDITION, between $4,000 am 10000.
in issuing their Prospectus for 1856, the
proprietors Of The Post take il for granted
that The public are already tolerably well
acquainted with the character Of paper that
has grown strong during the storms and sun
shine of THIRTY-F0UR YEARS. Their
object always has b9en, as il remains to be,
to publish weekly paper for the family cir
Gle, which shall not on ly amuse, but also in
struct and improve, those who may read it.
To accomplish this ohiaCt, the best articles
are selected or condenx d from foreign and
domestic periodicals, aud original articles OF
an instructive character procured, when pos
sible.
Letters from Foreign Lands; the most in
terestipg portions OF the Weekly News Of
the WorldJ Sketches of Life, Adventure and
Character; Selected and Original Articles up
on Agriculture; Account OF the Produce and
Stock Markets; and Bank Note List are in
cluded among the solid information TO be
constantly found in the Post.
But the mind requires wider range-it
has faculties which delight in the humorous
uhN h'SiyB ehS liho6iuoh'O unu pOCuCdis-
These faculties also must have their appro-
pirate food, else they become enleebled, and,
as a consequence, the intellect becomes mar
row and one sided, and is not able to take an
enlarged and generous view Of human nature
and its destiny. To satisfy these Heaven. i'm
planted cravings of our mental being, we de-
vote fair proportion Of the Post TO Fiction,
Poetry and Humor.
Among our contributors in the first two of
tie above departments, are several of the most
gifted writers in the land. We also draw
freely for Fiction and Poetry upon the best
periodicals in this country and Great Britain
We design commencing new story by Mrs.
SoUTHwORrH, author OF The Deserted Wife,
Miriam &C., in our first paper for January
next.
ENGRAVINGS, illustrative Of important
places and actions, of Agricultural and other
new Inventions, with Others of Humorous,
though refined character,are also freely given.
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03

The SfA1A Vt onlu. s..N,lva Svsl
Trssus Raj. AdnT. Of I PtObats Csstf
Moses Ray, deceased, q Petition -
sgsinst sell Land. -
Cells Nay. et al. John RAY
Of the s,sis OF Missouri, and 7J's . Ray
of the State Of Illinois, will tals mo-
tice ihst on the Sinh day OF Drremtsr
A, d., 1885, the aforesaid AdmiiiIstTSs
Tor fled his Psiitioa in the Pnbs,e
Court OF said Yinion county; lb' objsls
and puyer OF which Petition i ~
I tain an order Tor the Sssignmrpt at Dos,
er of Celia Ray. widow Of H., 81.
| in a nd for the sale OF the lviIoNiGk
Real Estate Of the said Moss ~. de-
ceased, situated in Yinion cOHs =, o.,
to wit: The Northeast quarter Of ths
South west quarter Of SecIIon Tbir'y
Ave, in Township number NJ n "
Range number Nineteen, in the Cha.
cothe Land District; containing ThiI
Nine and Ninety eight hUhdTedIhsa
tAlso:-The West half Of the South ,ves.
quarter Of Section Thtty .fiTe, in Tnvus,io
! number Nine, OF Range number Ninsbsn d,
| the Chillicothe Land District, eO.. Il Z
Seventy mine and Fifty six Hundfedlh. gre.
Also-The Southeast quarter Of me
South. west quarter Of Section ThiI'v.
FIVE. ia Township number Nine. -
Range number Nihsteen-in Chute r.
Land District containing Thirty.I' =
aud SeveGty eight hundredths are
save and eIceI: SO much OF ofS'iAIa.t
mentioned tract as Is laid oGtsr4 p l.
ted as part of the Town OF ksy"u >.
Also: The following desofih-4-tSB4,
situated in the county Of Jackson, "
TO witI--A part Of the NoFth.es'' ru
ter Of the Northwest quarter oi Soc
tion number Two, in Township nun,l,
Eight Of Range number Nineteen. bc.
ing the same land conveyed By Th"n,s+
Ray and Dinsh. his wife, to drc,d, j,
August %, 1851, containing Trs,
FIVE and Fifty hundredths acre. sFa
and except all that part off OF said ',,.I
laid out and plattetas part oil the ru,,l
Of Raysville-situated in Jackson coua.
Ity, Ohio. Also, the following IT," !.
Lots, situated in the counties of ' co..
ton and Jackson, oSiO,as laid on -.
bered and plated in the town Of -.
vile, to wit: Nos. three, sevcn'rrr.
eighteen, twenty.three. tw""'v'itur,
!wenty'siI, twenty-seven,twenty'
seven, eight, nine. ten, and nine'ceu.
Said Petition will be fer hearing "a
tn. 7th day Of January a. d. leFs.
Z, A. BRATToN.
Dec. 6. 55.-5w Atty for PetitiOue,.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

Andrew Jarvis, PruE } Civil AStiOn.l
Bsshaba Soilsrs, Def. THE Defendant
will take notice that the Plaintiff IN the
above case, on the 9Th day Of November,
1855, caused an Order Of Attachment to be
issued by Robert Aiken, Esq, a Justice Of the
Peace for RichIand township, Vinton coun-
ty .Ohio,sgainst the goods and chatteIs,stocks,
interest in stocks, rights, credits, moaeys.snd
effects of said Defendant, non-resident oil
said county, to satisfy The claim Of the Plain
tifr for twenty seven dollars and fifty cents.
and twelve dollars the probable costs OF suit
Said cause has heen continued for service on
said Defendant aud win be for hearing before
said Justine a, his Office in Riclpsnd town
snip, Iiil,on county, Uhio, vn We Seveeih
das ol Jsaasry, les, al 10 o'clSll. |. ~:
bsts'N NfRKT ANN !
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03

toners. All work is warranted to fl and not
rip, He also keeps on hand an assortment
Of Ready. Made Over.coats, Vests, Pants, &C,
warranted to be well made. Also, Furnish.
ing Goods. consisting in part Of Shirts, I'm.
deT-shirts, Gloves, Suspenders, Cravats, Pock-
Et Handkerchiefs, &C., &c, &c. Experienced
workmen in constant employ, and all orlers
promptly filed. Call at the old stand OF G.
w. & A. J, Dunkle, opposite J. X. & D.
Will, before purchasing clothing elsewhere.
in. MCLAUGHLIN.
Macarthur, o.: Nov. 18th, '55. Am
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
TEEMs or THE OHIO FARMER;
IHVARIABLY In ADVANCE

Single copy,l yrnS2 ! Copy months 81
3copies l year. 5 . copies 6 months 8
o copies year s 10 copies 6 months 6
Ten Copies, one year'...Sl5.
A club Of five subscribers, at e6, will en-
title the person making it up TO copy for
six months club Of len, at SIS, to copy
for one year.
Old Subscribers who wish 10 renew
their Subscription, can daFa stany time, by
getuhS NEW subscriber, and seAding us 80
which will pay for both one year.
0S-SUBscRIBE WITHOUT DELAY.
THO. BROWN, Proprietor and Editor.
Cleveland. Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
BOG 8
AUDITORS OFFICE,

hereby certify that foregoing List correctly copied from the list
turned to me by Vnon county, nuar 1885, and
pied into the Duplicate 1885, and that the annexed each Tract
Lot is correct and calculated the law pOcribes.
hereby given whole of the several tracts Of Land and
Town Lots described the foregoing list much thereof will the
and thereon will be offered for sale atte Court House
Nc Arthur by said county, the I'd Monday
y 1885, unless such Taxes and penalty be paid before that time.
JOSEPH MAGEE. Audit
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
GEORGE RICHEY'S ESTATE,

NOTICE is hereby given that George
Holdren. administrator o the Estate OF
George Richey, late OF Vinton County
deceased, has filed in the Probate Court
of said County his account and vOuch-
ers for inspection and final settlement
and that the same will be passed upon
by said Court, on the FIRST Monday II
February A, D. 1856.
B. P. HEWITT, Pro. Judge.
Dec 10, '55-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03

VINRAINS will run as follows, until furth-
Il er notice;
FIRST TRAIH-Leave Hamden for Cincin-
natl, Columbus, and intermediate points, at
l0i30 a. m.
SECOND TRAlN-Leave Hamden for Chilli.
cothe at p. m.
RETuRNING:-0n Train leaves Cincinnati
at 6 a. m. and Chillicothe at 10: 10 a. me-, and
arrive at Hamden at l:50 a. m. Another
Train leaves Chilicothe at Ia. m, and ar
rives at Hamden at 8 a. m.
TTicKETs can he purchased al the Sta
tions. w. K. ARTHUR, SHpt.
Nov. 29th, 1885. tfEsh t.tss
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
JOHN KYSER. Prtf. In attu.Lmr"'
against Civil eut.,.

JOHN KYSER, Pltf. In attu.Lrrn'
against Civil scL, J
David D. Drake, Deft. THE Defea'.
ant will take notice that the Pain I
in the above cause, on the 26th dav o.
November, a. d. 1855, caused an Cr'.r
of Attachment to be issued by J. ".
Swepston, Justice Of the Peace TO. z (
township, Vinton county. Ohio. sgairs.
the goods, chattels, stocks, inte.es. 81,
stocks, rights, credits. moneys, anI ct
lects of said Defendant-sn abs, onLrr {,
debtor--to satisfy the claim oi ssrj
Plaintiff for Fourteen Dollars van 10.
terest from the 9th dsy OF NO,rln cf,
1855, and Twenty five Dollars The prob
able costs Of suit; and that-sail CO. e
has been continued 70: servire .. -
Defendant, and will be for be-tl"s ue
fore said Justice at his oibce in ~ ~
thur in said township,-ou the iOsl dc!
Of January, a. d. 1855, at o'clock =.
NJ. of said day last aforesaid.
Dec. IL, 55. JOHN KYSER.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-03
MORE GOODS q GROCERIES.

hay Just received new supply OF WALL
+ P AP fR and BcRDEBs; the largest dot ever
brought 10 Macarthur.
Also. C0FFEE, Rics. MnIt'SEs. To.
~ 7Acco's, &rS all Of which will sell
/, ts ioNesr AxssS d \. H4rs'