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1sel .E4seses An1 1anq36ss AesnG
(lf1HE In Kiibournsss Block, Main strsst, Be-
ss.ss = "a s:s fss s .:;s =. x..a..
Jehn. Whitshead, esq, New York; Chs. L. Erect,
d.; Msssn. Pass, Briggs ! Bahbitt, 1ostea, Anos
.. Smith nth. ssq.i rfov!d,nes, = ~ Idgs Coskns.
iAAa. A
REAL KsrALs AoxxcY Partioula. attention paid
toths purchasing and selling Of City Lots, Housss
and LAads g every description.
the ''Autusl Life lnssrsnss CempAay" u New
Yosk. Ascsmnissed Hsnd - - -.
| Tns "AslAnsic FJaS nAAImu 1sopAAurn Co..
rss a.ss. = y nad S.B;l
dom. DsAnsh - PhiIaAslpAis, p.
| Tns "PsoRIA MARIss ASD FIss Iss. Co." q
Peoria, Ills. Paid II Capital eleo.see.
ID s.., ia rs.cis s.. s e. ia :. Z
inform the merchants and eisis4ns eenemIIy e tbs
city, that an prepared 10 taks Iils I'm IN 1s-
Iise hsks - - isw rstss - - - - - ny seh
| sornd and rsiissls ossss. o.. Pelieia Reate1e -
- favorable terms be had h aau q ths 1Asa-
| srn cities. may 81, JSbs.-d.
Cisy lets aAA Land foF Uai6.
lf1I AckES splendid farming iead, sttuets1
+ Il abest 10 nilss directly wsst - Atbta, AoA-
and Timber, partly under cultivation. Tinbes Of
| the very beat quality. Price very iow, and terms
easy. --
60 Acre. near Amsfo.ia, being ! pArs q What i.
I
and situated sboat 10 miles FROM this city, anA can
DO had ut y bargain.
| 100 Acres, coasisting sr Timber Aud Prairie,
partly under cultivation and III xtcd abou14 miles
from the city. Terms cary.
Lot 10, Block 7y6, on Morgan street, between 18th
and 18th, With new brick house, will bc sold low
| and on rsasssskls tsSaas.
/ Lot No. S, Block 4s--with improvsmsnts. For
further particulars, apply ~
/ c, H. DrMoND,
| oct3-d kiibosrne's Block Main 81.
| 4. ksxpALL. \. Mowg. eEo. ,. SRLf.
KENDALL, HOWE + Co.,
(succkssOks 70 muwK, LOCKWOOD 4 COL
yAelesAle anA RefAIl -.
AUCTION 4 COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
And 1esal Essaae AgeUse,4
Second ST., next door To the AthenAam, ksokuk
| lows.
/ DAkTICULAR attention will 10 psid to bu ytug
| and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating lssna, and any other business sAss ns5
be entrusted TO ".
1 We have convenient roptns, and will attend to
| staring snd Forwarding goods and produce VI Ill
kinds.
i Liberal cssh advances made on goods consigned
for ssle whom desired.
i We have lares asA wcll selected stseh Of Gold
and Silver Watches, told Jewslry, and Nosions.
ear Be fsand In the country.
II Merchants snd Pedisrs will b. supplied st e.
trcsnsiy low prices Tor cash. 4s4 I
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Hardware ~ ou11oYy.

WiB0oe Ampogtoe1o0.
q M-AA TUCKER 80 now receiving sAear
sSips z1sssss a Rsss.. .. from Liverpool. end
stsamNs " ~ nississippi, together with extern
sive Dushssss frsa Ansfissn manufaetursrs y
almost svsry beas wnisA arrives y this port, and
are prepared u o9ef increased induesments to par
chasss and win duplicate any st. Louis bill which
MAY hGve been made In our line. ddw
MILLEKs and Manufacturers will and . con
AVA stAnt supply of large Circular SAVE, warrau-
Ted, and ~ the manufacturers prices; say ~, 80,
So aud 81 isehes, and whsn required, 60 inches, to-
gether with tho smaller sizes, ~ the sign OF the
Ned Paddock. D. W. / III. TUCKER.
msy2idAw.
4 xEs AXES l--Hunt I, Collins Simmons LAP
II pincott's axes, for sale low by ~
s.W. IN. TUCKER
g PADES--Ames' ,Rowlands and other brands,
- for sale BY 3. w. II. TUCKER.
SnovELs-Ames', Ko~lana's and other brand.
H0E3-solid goose neck, rivsted, cAststssl plan
Ii ters, aud Carolina hoes, for sale 10 great Va
rsiy BY 5. w. H. TUCKER.
aud Trace Chains, large stock for sale low
" s. W. All. TUCKER.
(vOkN pLANTNhS--A Superior article for horss
~ power, and wonderful labor and timc saving
machine. for sale by s.w.s II. TUCKER.
4 yhATN and grass scy ihes-A large stoek VI WI al.
~ drons aud other makes, ior Gale low By
Z
ANOLAf iron and wood braeed grsin cradles. for
Ivl gale low by 3. w. 4 IL. TUCKER.
MATHS rought tuLe patent aud com mon
~ Snsiths, = large stock, for sale low by
s.w.. Al. TUCKER.
LAY and Straw Forks-A very large stock oi
L Il various qualities, for sala by
nj by ''s % ;. v. All TucKrs u
LAY and darden Rakes for sale by
IL S. WAN. TUCKER.
IL EDdE Shears and Pruning Hooks, Of d,6srsn,
patterns, for salc low by
I skAos Hooks for sale by
" Is. WI II. TUCKER.
| (N0IL Chain, Japanned, for fencing cemstsry
~ grounds, for sale low by
sw.4H TUCKER.
| DLACK SMITH = Drills for the bench, good 81
- ticle, for sale low by
s. Wan. TUCKER.
uOksE SHOE Nails. tho genuine Hriiin, sns
IL others, for sale low BY
s.W. II. TUCKER.
(soofEks' Tools, good assortment, ies ..ls b
/ ~ SWAN. TUCKER.
Sign Of the Red Paddock
/ straw and CSrn.stalk Caters.
| VERY substantial machine, considered III
| "A btst In use; cutting equally we'll straw ana
corn stalks for fodder--something which should b
| IN the hands VI every farmer and stable keeper.
For Sale by s.w.t II. TUCKER.
| aug3ddw sign u the Red Padlock
CADY ZONES Il PECK. Arenes
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Mississippi Valley Nurseries,
kEOkVK IOWA.

M u are now prepared
w to furnish a general
assortment u the most
desirable kinds or
FRUIT TREES,
such as Apple, Peach, Pear,
Plum, Cherry, Ounce, &C.
Small fruits, Raspberries.
Strawberries, ufrant Is,
Goeseberries, &c. together
with any quantity Of Ca
wba aud Isabella Grape
Roots.
Our stock Of Dwarf
Pears and Armies IL very
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+ B. RRlCu6 Yssd 10 ths plass 70 ~ vhe4 go
y. want in this line. sawed asd split = suit ~ sos
sawed aud split iust - you dssi!s. Ordss., With
the pay, left Of BALDWIN . Evsns', corner ~ Nain
and ~ strssts, ifl ~ assendsd n withest dslsy.
Good msaeaes vsraetsd. 4 shall sesa hAss . lsa
~ dry oak, ard sone hickory for thoas who liks
GOD wesd. 4boss wishing s. 10 Or - Aords n soud
foantsin Asad Tor oosl, shall soon hAss thes ku4
Of fuel ~ shcss wAo sss e. Those wis1l1g haso
vood LSmhss - - sepplisd " eaalisg q -
Wood Tasd. near the Ksokuk ~. De- NotnAs
RsilSsAd Depot. Lumbcr saved to order.
Jan. 3. M-8m M8. J.D.P 0o8.
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$50 bgs prime Rio Coffee
100 pockets old Gov. ia
va do
rs hhds y. o. Sugars,
300 bbis beichsr reiln-
ed aud clarified do
Zoo Dds ~. ". sugar
honsc Molasses,
zoo 4 bbis do do
IS 10 gal Kegs do 90
80 bbls bclcher noia
en- syrup,
70 ebis 40 do
10 lugal kegs 90
70 bhls sweet 1eier'
30 bgs Cotton Yarn,
% bales batting
5uV ogs ". a Saitb
2tao LES dat~y 10
I 100 d9z cans Cove oys'
ters
% dos cans asst {"
FRUIT,
oV uozch& it'sh oasn
IS,
2',ioE cans iresh straw
berries
~ bxsauatl anu J gar
Ion Pickles
~ h1s Tomato : a's"f
~ bxt roper F'aues
wv kgs super cato go"
~ cks soda aisfa ~
ieo bks bauset' s"io
ratas ia 10 papciS
IVY DIS . Nv a'issi
% bx 80 ="
80 bx W. ia
W. -, "
~ 10 grass %
10" bSh prime nc" "'
~ ms, -.
+"u ar uss ne" f's"'
case g.tio"
.a'A i'p ~
a iafSe s'aS VI a
hilia :, 1ule''oruas,
i'V wv II emp am ~ u
mia neu eefas,
o 2o paiss . =, "."e
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TsaE CHEAT WEsTEkR WEUEnY.
I EvI0ON'E SALvE for the Prevention and Cure
IL u Frosted Heels aud Cbilblains.
Those s1icttd with this troublesome complaint
can - Instantly relieved By rsinG bos II Lsvi-
son = Haivs.
Apsrfect cure warranted, or the msney refunded
heiaq kssvn 6Ds the last ~ yeass the snly per-
feet and sase remedy.
Certificates VI persons cured Win the SsIvs ean
be snD ~ applyih 10 ths Assst-
Reader, u you have Any relations " iEitsd, sat-
fering with frosted feet procure bog and present
70 sase; Ies VIZ nss ssiy = asssE taees sss-
Price 80 cents = box, with fall directions. For
sale - tbs Agents OAe%, 3I1 E0ath Wstss ssssst,
Chicago. u. J. LEW, Agest
SrAessts wanted 70 trsvsl fhsosehOst tbs
cosatry. 40 agss
Dealers supplied Oh liberal terms. AddSm B. ].
Levy ChicaIo, Ills. fjanD-d3m
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" ~ Afitfs' u. " RESNaLps
AtHIN KIYNOIDN
HAVING this day purchased the stock Of the
l Old house ~ iiamlll 4 nalsttn No So Main
stseet W. respectfully solicit the continued patron
age u thelr many friends aud the public generally
No Effort will be spared IN efdeayors to keep
tull assortment y all artleIssin The Grocery and
Provision line, and accommodating al who may favor
with call
Nood. delivered remptly t. ali partao u the city
Jan. 81 jauS.d
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
VIE business Of Bridge 4 Brother, In Keokuk
Will be continued by the nsw Grm. ~ heretofore,
under the aud style Of Bridge Brother.
Thankful far the liberal share Of patronage ex
tended 10 their Agent, VIZ. 3. MooxE, the past
son. will endeayorto merit, and hvpe to receive,
q continuance II the same.
BRIDGE. BEACH 1CO.
ST. lonis, Mo-, Januasyl, 81.
ian7 2m -dAw Times eopy.l
lust received, Guc assortment 81 nne violins,
~ spring clasp cases, by
jan2l-d PATRICK GROUSE.
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-rHO D0NNRLI4AE, Civil lnGiaess ~ 1msvty-
NJ Or, oAers bic professional ssyytes - ths elti-
sens Of Keokuk and vicinity, FOR The susyeyiAe
and arranging u grounds 10 spit ~. eeatosf q
desiring snsh sosvjee. IS 81
All tusipsss psstainiae - ~ psslssaim at1eud-
"a to With proIp sssss, ssA ~ lithe(Ferhiet 81
maps, plAas, As1 sapshHasadsa - mSApooDosu'
charges. 3s4 1891 sAsa@
Ode~ IN ov4ham's Daildins. End st.. Keotsk.
snn2B-dSrn s53a&FSs ssa al s3ss
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100 Acres, consisting Of Timber and Prairie,
partly under cultivation asd situated abouas miles
from the city Terms easy.
Lot 10, Block 7y6, on Morgan street, between 18th
and 18th, with new brick house, viii bs sold low
and on rsassUakle terms.
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nloeorss sewing 0achbnos.
113 Broadway. New York; - Clark stysst, Chi0Sv-
fIyHDBE Mschines hsve sslAblishsd gssAs roRS-
i saEicu. founded - suhseAnttel sanIlsnO. IL
fair prsAt Of using one Of these MAehisosegularly
s.ploysdis
$1,000 . Year,
No Tailor, 6sams1sess, 6hoe 0anufaseassr, 6Ad-
der, slhsr psssea syine ssntDg ssstitsAtaG tsA
can afford 70 % without ons. A pecniier mAslt q
Singers Machines, which No other kind ea1 5Astly
claim, Il that ~ sAme Msshins viii - sssuy kia
Of work in pssfsst style. They Are stsoag. durable,
will kasp II srdss. Wheevss buys o. may - -
tirsty certain II will do biz work. Every argspgi-
vate family oagaS - hare ons.
Allw wish complete and reliable information
II rseesd - slss md pcs ~ cor DecAingu, uanser
Of working. and n1lkpd - psfsAai~G, M61A ~ eeA-
Or particular, saa cbtsta II " applying letter .
sithsf q or e0ess ~ sopy = ~ lA0erS
Co. Gesstts," pap1r dsvsled to tAe .1swtaS -.
I. II. 6M0Ek = CO.
@-Lesal Agents vsHtsd b sssss tsva = ~
Onion. s. yg Al 00l1AAn
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Lot No. S, Block 4S--with improvsmsnts. For
further particulars, apply -
C, X. DfMOND,
oct3-d kiIboarns's Block Main 81.
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NV FINN, hit Old HANDS!
'IhHE nnaersigned have this aas entered into
partnership IN tn Merchant Tailoring business.
al the old stand al Tyler Lynch Third.s,. nearly
opposite to bridgiand Watts. In day or two
We WIZ Us prepared 70 shaw our friends what We
! haze done aud intend doing.
; dnn T, ~ KEII.Y 6IYScu
= Mr. Tyler will be found by his friends at
/ thu "a stand. till further notice.
i jsnla -iAwsw X NJ
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4. L. cossAnLx GEO. D. snrrE. ". cosxASLx.
CONNAnLE, nm NTH Il Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
pKALRRsI ETKNERssK IRON,
FORWARDING 4 Constitution
MERrIy ANT2

Nos 81 and 5s, Leyee, opposite Steamboat Landing
KE0kUk, IOWA.
WE are now in receipt of large stock OF goods
w in our line for WINTER TRADE, TO which the at
teution OF CASH CUSTOMERS or PROMPT TINE BUYERS
is solicited. Our stock Is partly comprised Of the
faIi
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l hereby recommend my friend Harley 10 our
nasneroas patrons gentleman every way NOR
thy tas1r entire confidence, and fully capable Of
Conducting tbs business To tue entire satisfaction u
all.
- deei dtf r. KELLEY
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nsssotutBon.
flNNE partnership heretofore ealstlnr between
i Kelly Hafiry, ~ tbs Nerch4ui Tailoring
baslness, Jphtsob street, - this day dIssolrcd
~ mnkaai consent The business will he con
Quoted hereafter Ivy q. " Hurley, who ii fully
authorized 10 collect all accounts due the nrm ana
wiii pay all elaine against the same.
7 KELLEY.
NOV - 1896 u. W HURLEY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
The Poisoning ut Washington
the Secret Ont.

The editor of the Plain DeakeJ
says, that having spent several weeks
in Washington while the poison sick
ness was prevailing and knowing per.
sonally many of the victims and wit.
messed their symptoms, we have no
doubt that the poisoning was the work
of a malicious person or persons, dc.
signed to destroy the life ofthe Presi-
dent elect. .
The Philadelphia Times says an
eminent physician of that city, who
has had several persons under his care,
seeking relief from tho effects of the
mysterious sickness contracted at the
Federal Capital, maintains the theory
that it resulted from a p%remeditated
attempt to poison the inmates of the
National Hotel. He bases his opin-
ion upon the fact that none but those
who dined at the public table were
attacked and, as to the story Of the
rat-poisoned water, it is refuted, be-
cause the tank is only used for wash
ing, while the drinking water is bro't
through pipes from u distance. The
aickress originally broke ont during
Mr.. BUoHANAN's first visit to the ho-
tel it ceased when lac left for Wheat
land, and upon his return, after a
fortnight's absence, became again
more violent than ever. The Presi-
dent elect was warned by anonymous
letters not to eat or drink in that house,
and under the advice of friends, al.
though he returned to the hotel from
a feeling of regard for the worthy
proprietors, he never broke bread or
emptied a glass out, until he took up
his residence at the Presidential man,
sion. Occasionally visitors who did
not board there, but used the bar,
were not afflicted, while nearly all the
occupants of the dining room were
more or less Frustrated.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30

law, who shall hold their Office for five years;
and during their continuance in Office shall
reside in the District for which they are
elected. The provisions of the fourteenth
section Of this article shall apply to district
Judges. The General Assembly may by
law authorize the judges Of the District
Court, and of the courts Of Common Pleas,
to fix the times of holding their respective
courts until District Judges shall have been
elected and qualified. District Courts shall
be held BY the Judges Of the Supreme Court
and o. the Courts of Common Pleas, as now
authorized. SEC. 6. The District Court
shall have such Jurisdiction as may be provi-
ded by law, and the judges thereof shall have
and exercise such power and Jurisdiction at
chambers, and may be required to sit as
Judges OF the Courts of Common Pleas as
be directed by law.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of The Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1857.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
More Bad Work of the LegisIa-
aURa-

We grow tired c~hronicling the mis-
deeds ofthe fusion Legislature. Its
.incapacity was manifested glaringly
in the passage of the law transferring
the jurisdiction OF criminal offenses of
minor grades from the Probate Court
to the Common Pleas Court, from the
provisions of which act certain coun-
tics Of The State were excepted, This,
by the plain language OF the Constitu-
ton, was unconstitutional, preventing
the uniform operation of a general
law, and so the Supreme Court Of
Ohio has decided. The effect ofpass'
ing this law therefore has been to de-
stroy utterly the power Of the State to
enforce and execute the most impor-
tant branch ofthe criminal law during
the period of one year. Not one con-
for liquor selling, assault and
battery, petit larceny, gaming, &c,
since the the passage ofthat act has
been lawful. Truly this is a disgrace
lul state Of affairs = Ohio Eagle.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
AMENDMENT NO, 4.

A'N'b LNA w ~
RESOLVED by the General Assembly Of The
State of Ohio, Three fifths of the members
elected to each house concurring therein,
that it be and hereby is proposed to the cleo
tors of the State, on the second Tuesday of
October next to approve or reject the fol-
lowing amendment as a substitute for the
first and second sections of the thrice nth
article of the Constitution Viz Corpora
tons of every description shall! be created,
and corporate powers granted only by gen.
eral laws, which shall define the powers,
privileges and immunities and prescribe the
duties and liabilities of each class or d~escrip-
tons of corporations, but the General AS
sembly may enact special laws for the re-
lief of corporations in peculiar cases, and
may make special provisions in regard TO
corporations in cases where from their Pc
culiar location or interests such special pro-
visions are required, and may from time to
time alter or repeal all such laws, as are
authorized by this section.
N. H. VAN VOORHEES,,
SPEAKER ofte House Of Representatives..
THOMAS IL. FORD,
President Of the Senate.
Dated April 3, 1857.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
AMENDMENT NO. 8.

- 49,
Resolved BY The GsRerul Assembly of the
State of Ohio, three-ffths Sof the members
elected to each branch, concurring therein,
that it be, and hereby is, proposed to the
electors ofthe State, to vote on the second
Tuesday of October next, to approve or re-
iect the following amendment as a substi-
tute for the second and third sections Of the
twelfth article of the Constitution.
All property, personal and real, shall be
subject to taxation by uniform rule, at the
true value thereof in money, but such de-
auctions from credits may be allowed as the
General Assembly may deem expedient /;
Provided, that burying grounds, public school
houses, and all other public property, and
all institutions of purely public charity and
all houses used exclusively for public wor-
ship, shall be exempt from taxation and il
the total value of the personal property of
any person shall not exceed fifty dollars, the
same may be exempt from taxation. All
property employed in banking shall always
bear a burden Of taxation equal to that i'm
posed on the property of individuals.
N. II VAN WORRIES,
Speaker ofths House Of Representatives..
THOMAS H. FORD,
President ofthe Senate.
Dated April Sd, 1867.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
The End Of Ihe world.

Many people are firmly convinced
that the prophecy of DR.. Cummings
is about to be realized. 1t is a fact
that DR.. Cummings has %irrevocably
fixed the year 1857 for the end of the
world. For two years this dark proph-
ecy Of the Scotch DR.. has been near
ly forgotten, but the astronomers are
making every effort to revive the clio
sing terrors. They announce the
journey of a giddy comet with great
velocity, which is coming to dash its
head or tail against our globe with the
intention Of reducing it to powder
1t is on the 18th of June the shock is
to take place and this date the
18th, does not contribute little in ter
rifying the imaginations OF the weak.
A learned member of the institute,
NJ. Babinet, who is familiar with all
the heavenly bodies docs not deny the
vagabOndy course of the comet in
question-he declares on the contra
ry that it is on its way, but that the
voyage will bemade without accident,
In case, he says, that the comet strikes
the globe, the shock produced on the
world we inhabit will be like a philip
on the back ofan elephant. A learn.
ed German, who considers himself
much wiser than Nj. Babinet, pre-
tends that he will see himself greatly
deceived, that the comet is enormous,
and Of such force that it will precipi-
tate our world into immensely, like
a bomb falling from the moon. Which
are We to believe, the learned Ger
man or the Frenchman ?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
MASONIC.

The following resolutions were passed alta meet
ing of Delta Lodge No. 207:
WHEREAS, it has pleased Almighty God in His
Providence TO remove by death from among us,
our worthy Brother, WILLIAM T.. SIssoN, a mem
Der of this Lodge, from this world of labor to that
land Of rest, prepared for those who work upright
ly, Therefore, belt
RESOLVED, That we deeply sympathise with the
rest of our fellow citizens, and more particularly
with his relations in the irreparable loss VIC have
sustained.
RESOLVED, That the furniture of the Lodge
room be clothed in mourning for thirty days.
RESOLVED, That a copy Of the foregoing pro-
amble and resolutions be published in the MtArtLur
Democrat, and that u copy be sent 20 the relations
ofthc deceased, aad also 10 the Masonic ReUae,9.
F.. A. BkATToN,
NELSON RICHMOND,
l.. G. BROwS,
Committee.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, April %, 1857.
~FLOUR-Thc sales were 800 bbls. at $3.50,
and 100 do, extra at sc, and 60 do. extra white
wheat at 1925.
WlIlsKY-Market steady. Sales of 500 brls.
at 23c.; 500 do. from wagons at 23%c.
C~HEESE-Sale of 100 boxes W. K. at 10IIc.
BUTTER-Roll, at 25c.
sUGAR--Sales of5O hhds. at II %612kc.
CORNING quote prices firm at Gl@82c.
WHEAT-The demand active; price firm at
Sis for red, and 81 IS for white.
OATS-We quote 51953c. as the range.
IIAY-Tbe market for prime Timothyis buoy
ant, and prices have advanced. We quote s22@
"a as the range for a good article.
POTATOES-Prices slightly advanced. We
quote Neshanocks at 81 ,45@l, 55 per bush. on ar
rival, and good Northern OF 81 ,45@l, so.
FRUlT-Green Apples sell quick at t5,5066,
j0.per bril-, with very light offerings. Dried APP
pies and Peaches arc very firm, with q good de.
mand at s3,4oG2.6of for new Apples, and $3.50
$50 for now Peaches.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of an order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court Of Common Pleas of Vinton
County, Ohio, | will offer for sale at the door OF
the Court House in the town OF Macarthur, in said
county, on the Second day of June, 1857, between
the hours Of ten o'clock A.. NJ. and four o'clock
p. NJ. of said day, the following described real
estate, to wit: The Southeast half of Inlot No,
As, in the Town Of Wilkesville. Levied upon as
tho property Of Samuel White, to satisfy a jgdg-
ment rendered in said Court against him In favor
of IL. II. Bishop. Appraised at seventy-fve
dollars, and must bring two-thirds of that sum.
WIN. GOLD, Sheriff V. Co.
April 80, ls57.-5w 50
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-04-30
sHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of an order of sale to mo directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas of Vinton
County, Ohio, l will offer for salc at the door of
the Court House in the town Of Macarthur, in
said county, on the third day of June, 1857, be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. aud 4 o'clock
p. NJ. Of said day, the following described real
estate, to w.t.: Six acres, moro or less, east Of
Raccoon Creek, being a part Of the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter of Section No.
8, Township No. S of Range 10. Levied upon as
tho property Of John A. McCumbor to satisfy a
Judgment rendered against him in said Court in
favor of Linzia S. McCumber. Appraised at
dollars. WIN. GOLD,
Sheriff Vinton County, o..
April so, ~lS5T.-5wS3