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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-01
Negro citizenship.

We have already given. our readers the
proof that Salmon P. Chase, the Republi.
can candidate for Governor, is in favor of
negro voting. 1t has also been charged by
Democratic presses and speakers that Mar
lin Welker and Milton Sutliff, the Republi-
can candidates for It. Governor and Supreme
Judge, entertain sentiments similar to
Chase's. This charge has not been, nor
will it be denied. The Republican candi-
dates for the first three offices in the gift of
the people of Ohio, it is admitted, are in ia
vor ofnegro equality.
But many Republicans, especially in
Southern Ohio, declare that they do not ap-
prove of any such doctrine and will not vote
with any party which advocates it. Giving
them credit for sincerity, we will now pro-
coed to adduce some testimony to prove
that the leaders Of The Republican purity gen.
orally are in favor Of negro equality. The
Ohio State Journal, the mouth. piece of
Chase and the central organ ofthe Repub-
lican party in this State, sometime in March
last used the following language;
GAS FAR AS THE RIGHT OF
SUFFRAGE, OR ANY OTHER
RIGHT OF CITIZENSHIP is CON-
CERNED, HE, (THE NEGRO
SHOULD BE PLACED ON AN
EQUALITY WITH TIE REST OF
MANKIND."-Ohi0 State J0mnai.
Rest Rest SSS' fs' maple 9Eyg, 9Eyg, published at Wash
Best 10 fbs Honey taken, not KlHh.organ of the
CLASS I--FIELD CROPS. Hon.
CoMMITTEE-Wm Fee, VIM. Ogier an
John Swain.
Best Corn crop not less than one acre.. Q
ESssDS ssss Wheat crop % not 'is io than one
Best piece Of Meadow not less than acre. 0
Second do do .."............ 8 0
Best POtatoe crop not less than a acre.'.. Q
Senond do do ................ !
CLASS HORTICULTURE.
CoMMrTTEE-B. P. Hewitt, A. 3. Wa
ters, John Morrison.
Best Bushel Of Apples ....".....,...
Best do Of Peaches ................ /
Best peck of Pears ................ 0
Best specimen of Grapes ........'....... ! 0
Best bushel of Sweet Potatoes. .'''..'...' ! 0
Best lot Of Ounces .'.'..'-..''''-' O
Best Boqaet "'''''''''''''' O
DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE No. l--W
L. Edmiston, A. Pearce, S. S. Murray, Johi
Price, DR.. l.. Holland.
DISCRETIONARY COMMITTEE No. 2.-Mis
Emerels Reed, Miss Rebecca Wilson, Mis-
Margaret Isuminger, Miss Phebe A. Hewitt
and Miss Phebe Craig.
B- All persons wishing to compte for .premi
ums, must become members OF the society te
days preceding the day Of tho Fair
By order of tne Board.
" ~ JOHN ROBBINS, Vice Pres't
ions r. NAcKEY, Sec'y.
July 10, ls5i.-sw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-01

SUNDRIEs.-New Orleans, Loaf, Crushed
y and Pulverized Sugars; Rio and Java Coffee,
CASTLE, plain and Fancy Soaps; Star, Mould and
Dipped Candles; Prunes, Raisins, Almonds, Sal
Cfn T5g Ie%Sd %dy syu pSPPsr Sd SS9D1S s
Whole Spices, ETC., etc., for sale by
WIN. POLAND & co.
May s, lsjG.-lyl Water st. Chil!icothe.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-01
Documents for the PeOpIe--the
proof that the Chase Adminis-
tratiOn is responsible for the
loss of the Money!!

tratiOn is responsible for the
loss of the Money!
The article goes on in the same strain
stating what it knew was an uhysrnisheC
falsehood that Breslin had paid over to Glib
son all the money he had received, save ant
except S204,000 journal.
The above extract is from an attempt ed
reply to our article giving statement o.
the evidence before the people in relation to
the recent deialcaton in the State Treasu,
Try. The Macarthur Journal charges thai
we pilfully lid when we gave the state.
ment that Breslin paid to Gibson all the
funds Of the State save the sum of about
two hundred thousand dollars, $40 900 ot
which was lost 10 the State by deposit in
a rotten bank which Chase recommended as
a safe institution. The language of the
above extract is simply that of blackguard
but VIC nevertheless give it as much no tice
as If il had been written by gentleman
We referred the Journal to the following
documents for the proof Of what we stated,
and the editor Of that paper could have ca.
silly referred to them had he been disposed
to act fairly.
GIBSON'S RECEIPTF0R THEMONEY
! [G. State Treasurer's Office,
Columbus, March 80, 1856.
Hon. A. Kelley, Chairman, &c
Dear Sir r:-Below find statement of the
gross and several sums of moiev paid by me
to John G. Breslin, Esq , late Treasurer, on
account of balance due from him:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-01

Total for school
purposes...... $l,S77, ,4O8,75.0
For interest and prin-
cipal of State debt, s6O,S77 $50
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SOUTHERN MEN AT THE NoRTH:--The New Orleans
Creole in long article in which attempts forth
the which keep Southern cities far behind the
cities of the North, complains much about what ii calls
Southern abseEtecsm. 1t says that make fortunes
in the South spend in the North, and goes
as to give the of several gentlemen who made
fortunes in Louisiana, and then 'ungrateully
New York to enjoy them As this is free country,
they had undOubted right do so, but the Creole
seems to think why, demands the Creole, are
far behind the cities of the North, in all those
terprises which build up, beautify and aIorn? Why
does New Orleans grope along like blind giant with
cords upon her wrists and manacles upon her feet? Why
is she the insomnolent and impoverished Dublin OF
America, with all her tremendous aptitude for com.
merce, instead of being onuent Tyre.
The Creole thus answers its own interrogatores in
Italics at is because Northern men hartng only
temporary interest here Unrest the gains gathered
from Southern purses in rea.e in New York. Bos
ton Philadelphia and Brooklyn, and the great
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15
TEEE GGeEAT RUSSIAN REMEDY.
TPO POND pITPfT,,O

u Every mother should have box in the hous
handy in case Of accidents TO the children.''
IkcdIing's sSUssia &ssIvc.
It's Boston remedy of thrty years standing. and is
recommended by physicians. lis Il and speedy
for Burns. Piles, Ros Corus Felons, Chilblains
and Old Sores of every kind: for Fever Sores Ulcers
Tteh Scald Head, Nette Rash, Runions Sore Nipples
re Nmmended by nurses} WhilIows, Sites. Testers
Flea Bites, Spider Slngs Frozen Limbs Salt Rheum,
Scuryy. Sore and Cracked Lips Sore Nose Warts and
Flesh Wounds lisa most valuable remedy and cure
which be testified to b! thousands who have used
in tho cityof Bnst1nand vicinity for III last thirty years
In instance willhi Save DO injury interfere
with physicians prescriptions. 1t is made from the
puret eraIs, from recipe brought from Bussia-of
articles growing in that couHlry-nnd the propretors
haveletters from all classes ciergymea physicians sea
captains nurses, and others who have used it them
selves and recommendit to others. RedGng's Russia
Sa-Te is pUt in large tin boxes, stamped the
WITH picture Of house and disabled soldier which
petCre is also engraved on The wrapper. Price
4 box. REnD1SE 81 Co. PrcpTe,ors,
KELLER, FAENSLEY d Go. AGENTS.
an t%W3y Evansville, Ind.
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Northwest. They, too, go thither every summer
to squander money upon Northern watering places,
finding their heaven Ut Saratoga and Newport the Whs
mountains and other places OF fashionable resort"
The Creole make very sensible suggestion to this
class of people-that they Try for the the
experiment OF staying at home live plainly and pru
IDENTIFY, avoiding all and to the city of
New Orleans and vicinity several millions that might
be used with equal pleasure and satisfaction causing
our homes, city and plantation blossom like
Our Northern friends have the enterprise ad-
nit, to money to the bestof advantage-why
ehall we not use it ourselves?
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Coal IN Cincinnati.

The Cincinnati Commercial makes very Sc
we're denunciations against coal men, and
writes very 1ippantly about things it knows
little Of The coal men of this Western coun-
try, are the poorest paid men for the labor
and capital invested, Of any class in it. 1t is
a melancholy fact that, of the millions of cap
ital invested in coal mines from the mouth Of
the Ohio to the sources Of the Monongahela,
scarcely any Of it has received one cent in re-
rum. 1t is a delusiye business, and betrays
almost all who enter it into bankruptcy
When they have one season of profit, it is fol-
lowed by three or four Of loss. The facility
with which coal can he produced, keeps up so
close competition that one year Of prospcri-
ty Stimulates an over production the next
The Commercial speaks Of the inggatitude Of
the coal Dealers who have in years past made
fortunes from their trade with the people of
Cincinnati, who now, in their great strait. are
is greatly at fault in its premises. If an in
vestigation could be made, we do not believe
that the coal consumed in Cincinnati the last
fifteen years has paid five per cent interest on
the capital invested in the business. 1t is very
easy to make delusive figures, and create an
excitement against class in times of popular
suffering. Taking the Commercials own
figures, and it is apparent to every one that
knows anything of the business, that coal de
livered in the city, over the Railroads, does
not cost the miner less than 80 or 40 cents
per bushel at the railroad depot. The loss in
the measurement Of the coal bowen The mine
and consumer is 20 to % per cent. The
moral we would impress upon the CONNER
cial is, that the manufactures and workshops
must 20 to the coal banks instead Of attempt
ing to bring coal even over a short railroad, to
the workshop. Goals costly thing to trans
port and subject to great waste.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

The BATES HovsE.-1his, a No 1" Hotel, is gaining
aurels since the opening Of the Legislature. Letters
from Indianapolis speak of the accommodations be-
ing perfect in every department. To those visiting the
seat Of goYernmentthi' season. We cor!tl recommend
the Bates House. EvansyilIians viii find their Repre-
sentatves there ready show them the Lions of the
place, and Messrs ISaLEsBg & TATrLE hosts worthy
Of just such a house.
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Esas D:

On Tuesday evening 18Th inst. by Rev. W H.
NeCarer. Alr. GEO KGE W. HALL. of Posey county,
Miss SARAH G KIRKPATRICK. ytunges' daughter OF
Mr.. } ames Kirkpatrick Of dechanicsyiile
On Sunday evening the 18th inst. at st. Stephen Epis
copal Chureh New Harmony. InH ty the Rev. v. G.
~ z. Rector, Or. JOHN " GRAHAM Of R0h't
Graham. ESD, Of phiilip White Co.. Illinois. Miss
MARY NJ WHEY daughter Of Mrs SaPhronia " ibey Of
New Harmony.
On the llth rs.. Dir. JOHN 4. ARTHUR, son OF Rob-
Arthur Esq OF Newport. Ky. Miss Sal LIE Y. ROB-
INS3N eldest daughter OF Mr.. Henry Robinson. formerly
o Che shlra. En- Elan
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

CtF Gov. Bissell has in letter to friend
declared his intention to take the nti-duelling
oath, and assume the duties of the Guberna-
torial Office, notwithstanding the objections
made to him on account of his affair with
jeff Davis. He reasons as follows on the
subject:
Whether the exchange of notes between
Col Davis and myself amounted to a challenge
and an acceptance is a question Of law and fact
which court and jury of the District Of Col
umbia, under the laws Of that District, and not
under the laws of Illinois, would have had to
pronounce upon it had prosecution there
been instituted. As question Of conscience
it depends solely on the opinion which I may
have formed in regard to it, however errone-
that opinion may be in legal point of view.
One thing is very certain, that the point
whether challenge passed or not, has never
been iudicially ascertained by the only tri-
bunaI that could properly do so. But suppos-
ing that l had been convicted by Court in
the District of Columbia Of accepting chaI-
lenge within its jurisdiction, would then our
Constitution apply? PROFESSIONALLY, no.
The clause in the Constitution evidently
manifestly and palpably means only to operate
and can only operate upon persons who have
contravene1 the duelling laws aoittin this
State The oatn is intended to correspond
with the prohibition Immediately preceding
it, and means that the person about to he
sworn shall not have been connected with a
duel within this State. Holding this view,
conscientiously-a view affirmed by nearly all,
if not all the ablest jurists Of the State, and
sanctioned by the verdict of the people at the
ballot box, l shall, even though l considered
that had accepted what the law of the Dis
trict of Columbia might regard as challenge,
Ga point which do not dscuss) unhesitatingly
and with a conscience clear of wrong before
God and man, take the Constitutional oath,
should live till the time appointed for my in
stallation. Very truly yours,
VIM Fl. BTSSELL.
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o. The Home Journal, at all times, an
fat On dress matters, says that the fashiona-
bles in Paris, hire their ball dresses now-a-
days. For S12a night, lady can flourish in a
dress, which would have cost her small for
tune. The same cornering Of limited purses,
has resulted also in a very general use of
false diamonds.
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FRAUD.-We would call attention the public against
fraud daily Hrao-d upon the in the article
DR. j. HOsTErrERs celebrated stomach Btters. Since
these celebrated BJr4 pgar
been making preparations initiate it and in
have pnreha'ed old bottles AMI reded We would
advise all buy but rsspectabe dealer
the genuine ali covered with metallic CAP, and the
it. For sale by
UALLOCE & STODDARD.
dse3!-dkw WOOLSEY & SAWYER.
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(E7- Dartmouth College recently refused to
accept donation of lands, bequeathed it in
the West, because their acceptance would de-
priye a poor widow of the property, who
would otherwise receive it.
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" The Cairo correspondent Of the Gin
cinnati Commercial, says, that last week an
attempt was made to lay the Geographic
wire at that point, connecting New Orleans
with Cairo. By some mlshap, the coil of
wire fell overheard and now lies in twenty
feet water. Strange to say, it was the same
wire that was being laid in the Atlantic, last
summer, part Of which was lost in a storm.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

OF The defeat of Forney by Cameron. in
the Pennsylvania Legislature, must be the
cause of severe modification to Mr.. Buchan-
an and his friends. Forney was designed to
lie the mouths piece of the Administration in
the Senate. lie managed to carry the State
for Buchanan, but has lost it for himself
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MEXICAN rgU~rANG IMMINENT.

rs wonderful effects and arityperhaps
article history Of the MateTia Nsdica acquired
the patronage subjected the number
and different tests and with few failures the
all external wounds Cuts Swelhngs Spraips Bruises
erupoas beast. It'll far medIciae surprs
virtue that physicians compelled prescribe it, aud
from some remarkable OF Chronic and Distorted
Pneumatic naturally attracted uch attention from
the first scientific minds of the No family afford
he without bottle of the Mustang LiBimen in the house
BFwAEg INVITATIONS.
genuine sold by respectable dealers in all parts
the world. BARNES d PARK. Broadway and Duane ST.,
New-York. dec27- I'm
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LAYING RAILS BY STEAM.-Two engineers
on the Virginia Central Railroad have contriv-
ed a machine for laying railroad tracks by
steam. According to the account published,
it does all the work Of grading the road, lay
ing the ties, and putting the rails and chairs
in position. The machine used is sixty-two
feet in length, and it is estimated that it will
lay the track at the rate of ten feet a minute.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

OF The citizens Of Cincinnati held meet
ing on Monday afternoon, to consult on the
best means of relieving the distress that ex-
lists in that city for want of fuel. A commit
tee of three was appointed for every Ward,
to solicit money to supply the poor with coal.
Fears are entertained of a "fuel riot should
the present scarcity and high prices continue.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

COLD WEATHER IN CUBA-Accounts from
Havana state that severe "cold term has
been experienced on the north side of Cuba,
the thermometer, on the oath and 25!h ult
having fallen to 43 degrees Fahrenheit. This
is colder than has been known there for TWEEN
tY Years before.
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" The United States mint offers to pur-
chase the old Spanish and other silver coins,
and pay therefor in the new silver coins of
the latest issue. The old coin will be weigh
ed, melted, and assayed as usual and paid for
ounce for ounce.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

o. An article on education in France,
published in the Constitutional, states that
in the year 1855 more than 100000 young
boys and 100000 young girls-85O,OOO chill
dren-from six to thirteen years Of age, re-
ceiveG no kind Of instruction whatever
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q q A e. .
TO5R frflE JOgrssNAL.

EOds 'EElE JOURNAL.
never 'spirel tow be Poit.
q neel'nt tell. 'spo,e you no IT'D
Buff I thawtt&ere's virtu init
Darn'di wouldn't in mint!
Bat when you taN k Of dog 'ratyPin.
Web5tsr's rouu aad takes delite n
bed OF live hell stamp your feetnrs,
And ''babiz'' tsS. deer little
On paper. iron glass plate,
Hen 6Y yewr shsdder fate.
So natral and so trew life.
When yew 'rs away twill fool yewr wife.
novz6-dsf TtLESFON's Gallery
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" Frauds amounting to $4,000 have
been discovered in making the contracts for
Iublic works in Ohio.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

LADIES RIGHTs-The ladies of Olney, Hi
nois, have presented a spirited address and re-
monstrance to the President and Trustees OF
that town against the granting Of licenses for
the sale of spirituous liquor. They argue the
subject with great spirit and force. They in
innate that if it be for the sake of the revenue
that such evils are licensed, it would be better
to raise the amount by an increase Of the ordi-
nary taxes; and if the men grumble at paying
it, the women themselves will find the means
of discharging it. The address is signed by
l25 ladies, which we should suppose must en-
brace a large portion of the female population
out Of their teens. This is exercising women's
legitimate influence in the right way.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-15

a-The Evansville Assembly CLUB will no it's parties
regularly hereafter AZ ring the series FRIDAY evenings
each week. No person either lady gentleman will be
admitted without card from the Djroctors. jnn9-tf
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NEyy ADVEagKFsE2HsH2NTs.


OHesquare lines less, time S0c three times
one week 81 50; two weeks p 50 one month 81 three
months 81 six months $40; year. SIS. Discount
larger advertisements Cards of six lines under per
No charge marriage death religious notices
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NO FAMILY SHOULD BE5 ~ ITEFOJT HOOP
LAGD'@ GERMAN BIT'Fl5HG.

cWrtd BY them.
CNMDEN y J. March II, 1855.
Dear SirTts with much pleasure that lin
derived Of y-ur German Biters
in my family During the gre last
aged years. severely aiict with the
COMPLAINT in the ~nfst for which various remedies
prescribed by Phy-cions others used with
avail. also him the hut it moved
ittle Having hottie Of German Bitters
house persuaded that. which astOnish
ment ENTIRELY CURED ntH. lie continued to take the Bit
time aftcrvarls and became healthy.
fdence in the Btt=5 and feel hesitation
saying that n family should lie without them.
ResneetfuIv. JOHN W. PARIS.
To DR.. C. VI. Jackson. Plum street. above Second
See adv .rtisemert. dec3I-d&Y
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o. The Lizzie Lee, small steamer, was
sunk in Red River, on the Goth ult., with ego
bales cotton on board.
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{ q SyaiA TIE Sub criber having pe5ed -.
{Ssl3S -, an immense SMOKE HOUSE. in ad- 4s5-F
AS-.-2LA=5 ition to his PORK va ehouse which -
wtI hundred thousand pounds Of Pork
prepared to accommodate wishing have The
smoked ia lot less than pounds
eGch lower than have before been
the city. MICHAEL GAVISK,
Corner of Main and Fourth streets
y. A-The building is fire proof. ian13-arn
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FARES:

!'iy FREIGHT Trains leave Evansville Haute at
70 a a., on which local PASSENGERS viii be taken
III Hcr Information through Tickets amply at II
Conpany' TRANSPORTATION Office Locust street
ansTliie dec1S J. J. DANIELS. Sup'i.
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DR.. T. II. Cav We would call attention
card of this gentleman in a"ohcr column of which
merits tho attention Of he aC.ei The nr il old and
thororghy educated h'9"ian and has devoted his life
the special diseases he advertss He brings
letters of high rccome daon the citizens
sonve his late borne Chicago Journal May 18th. 1856
For sale in this city by
dec3i KELLER. FARNSLET & co.
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Asa N. r. N
EEEEEgAEsC & ANgaEAS.

NJ LII = "a = q AZ 4 II -
3 TTORNEYS at Law and Real Estate Agents will prac-
"a tee law and make collections in Nanderburgh the
adjoining Countiesin Indiana.
They have also establish in the city Of Evansville
steal Estate agency,
Where they viii attend TO the purchase and sale Evans
willie city properly we'll and farming any
Of the Staea They will also procure purchase
sell and locate land warrants pay taxes collect rens
anEe tides attend other business
the duties Of Attorneys Real Estate Agents
Lots all parts of the city aud farming lands in various
localities safe. Office Third nearly pcse
the Court House. i1Ei5
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Persons wishing wood he supplied by leaving their
orders with Wheeler Rigs Grocery Store Main
Chips for sale also jams |
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81 he communication which appeared in
the Journal yesterday morning, on the subject
Of Railroad from Princeton to Mt. Carmel,
seems to have hit public sentiment. Scarcely
anything else was talked of yesterday son
Change except this project and all appeared
to look upon it with favor. It is, undoubted-
ly, not only highly important route, to Ev-
ansville, but a very feasible one Of construc-
ton. Well, why not act as we'll as talk?
Why not practice, as we'll as theorise, and let
the work go on, or at least take such prelim-
mary steps as may elicit the sentiment of all
parties interested? Let company be organ
lied