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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20
SOMETHING NEW.
slaJRL C, BoYcE. RLvERs0E
BOXSE & EGVER SON,
MERCHANT TAILORING AND GENTLEMEN's
FURNISHING STORE,

FURNISHING STORE,
No 90 PUBLIC SQUARE.
BE subscribers desire to call public attention their En-
i TIRE NEW AND CHOICE STOCK OF Cloths, Cas-
ssmeres, Vesttng 5, DFiIIings, Ready suRde
ClOghiBR and fun stock Of GentlemenSs Fur
mishtug Goods.
Having purchased stock under the favorable cir
eumsances will offer great 70 cash pune
time dealers, and solicit the trade examination
stock before purchasing elsewhere, We would cal
special attention The assortment OF Cloths Cassmeres
and FesJngs which will make up 70 order in the --latest
styles aud a sale. We also call ateD
lion stock Of Ready made Clothing, manufactured
expressly trade which determined sell
the prices, thereby merit patronage Our stock
Of Gent emens Furnishing Goods will Away be found com
pee We will speedily have in store hne stoo Of ROV3B
Clothing
WANTED-A few good JourzeymeR-noneb but gOodOne
need apply. BOYSE d ELVEHSUN,
fsbs-u No. 20, Public Square.
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CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
Freight Lines.
1852

IT Il II = 8AAEhES.
1857.
Through Rates from New York ana Ksnt1.
adeIPhia 90 Nashville, In connection
steamship Lines TO continue with
1st OF Deeemser, 1851.
FIRST Clash per 100 los, so
Tbird -
Boxes, Hats, o -
ForniiarS ca sna CaTIlsgss boxed. and other light
other Chemicals per 100 lbs, $50
FIRST CLASS
Piano Fortes Books, Stationery, Boots 81 oes Lionogs
OILS &C., in bltes. Campnne aud Spirts TernentiS h
barrels CaTPetings Choa, GLASS and ias wae Cigars in
boxes orbze Drugs, Fruits Fruit Trees and sbTubberv
Furs, arden Seeds Looking Glasses aad Looking Glass
Tin and Britannia Ware, Teas aud Spices.
SECOND CLASS,
AardEsre except SUN IS specified in third class Coffee
Tobacco in boxes Lather in roll and boxes Oils ia bar
and asks, Cr0ckery AID Queenswsre in cTaie and eas
Rice, Whiting Plas er' sheet Brass and Copper.
THIRD CLASS,
Axes shoVes, Spades, oEd Iron Zinc and Tin in pigs
and Cotton CoFdage, Coffee Heavy CasiDqs Mil Gearing
Carriage Springs and Axes Railroad Wheels and AIDES
SPECIAL RATES.
Boxes Hats, Furniture and Garages bOxed and other
light articles Grated also Cabovs OF Acids or other
Chemicals, viii be charged al double FIRST class rates
Do Have every package plainly marked with Of
eonsignee, destination aud depot Of delivery. Attention
this mater prevents delays aud lo insuTes speedy
delivery.
DIRECTIONS.
Goods shipped via Savannah should CONSIGNED 10 gent
Of Central Raj road, savannah and packages marked
Agent G. K. a., 5 vannah. Ca
Goods shipped via Charleston SHOULD be consigned TO the
Agent Of the South CaTOHnH Railroad, and pack
age marked Agent s. G. r. K. Charleston, 5. c.
The through rates IS above covers al expenses New
Yofk Nashville No c0H1HisSi5H draTace, or 1stGrags
charged either at Charleston SaUHBRah.
Shippers may rely upOn uniform rates and prompt deve
res By both pes. OvoT-fbarges and damages by either
iue, viii De adjusted blythe agsnts she Nashville and
ChattgnO 1g3 Road.
la OF lostur missing goods, will take charge any
correspondence Necessary Tor heT recovery, aud Ound
will psy the tbo expiration Of 90 days after
tce Is gwen 4 notices Of iost g0odS Nashville
ttsHS on ths HashUAs ahd Chattanooga R0af must be ad
dressed 20 II. anderson, SuB't., .NaskUiHc.
Merchants when in New H0rk viii receive every ulorma-
ton and assistance IN shipping, y appyii the gent Of
the Charleston Line No 95 Broadway and the Savannah
Line, No, - Broadway.
CHA'S W. ANDERSON,
may2S-u Gtnp Agent.
To THE CONSUMERS Of CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.
T HAVE started q Mil in tie city, and viii keep OF
1 hand. fresh Meal q No IU7 South Summer street
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HASBROOK& MWHTRTER,
DEALERS IN
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
AT THE OLD STAND OF
EVANS, PORTER CO.,
NO. 81 MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE TENN

NO OF l4dLtHlL 1LItNNL1 LI1i1II LLlLlLl LILTLIl
WORD TO THE PUBLIC.
HAVING purchased the Stock Of Goods Of Messrs
IL EVANS Porter Co, and succeeded them In their Retail
Trade, and having added largely their Stock by fresh
purchases Of
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS,
prepared TO Offer extraordinary Inducements to pur
chasers Of DRY GOODS. Our Stock Tor the opening
Is now complete, and embraces every variety Of FANCY
AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, HATS AND CAPS, BOOTS
AND SHOES, VARIETIES, &c.
TO THE LADIES
offer handsome assortment of Rich and Fashionable
Dress Goods surpassed by Retail House in the city, which
we are selling at exceedingly low prices.
Purchasers Of Dry Goods will certainly end il their
10 call and examine Stock and prices
prepared 10 offer as great bargains any Retail House 10
the city.
ITP Remember No. 81 Market street.
fsbq7-tf AASBROOK & McWHI RTER.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS % CERTIFIUATE5,
EncUss the money address Tor the Tickets OrdeI
ed on tins receipt OF hch they Will be forwarded BY mrs
mail Purchasers eau have TckeIs ending with any hg
ure they MAJ designate
The LslOf DTsWu Numbers and Prizes will be sent %
PURCHASERS immediately after the drawing.
Purcn viii please write Lher signature plain, give
their rost Uhiee, County and state
- Remember thai every PrEe is drawn, and payable
IN tuiI without deduCuOn-
81 al prizes Of 81, 100 and under, paid Immediately
ser he draHlngOIner prizes the usual time Of thIry
days
Al communications strictly confidential.
Prze Ieksts cashsd or renewed IN oJhsr Tickets Of
either Jhics
Addrsss Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
8. SWAN a COy Atlanta, Ga,
may 2s-u
= si Of the numbers that are drawn from the wheel,
with the amount U he prize that IL enIIled 70,
viii be publ he'd amer ,very uT-WI in The OIsoSng pa
perss-Nsw Orleans Uelts, Mobile Register, CharlsatOn
STANDARD, Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigenceT, New
Y rk ,tkly Gay BOOK Savannah NOTnLg hs6sEnd Rich.
moud Ulsp at0n,
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Each SafurfaV Ed JUNO
Lnnrorlmation Priaes.
s,aj5 Prizes amounting t0.............-'..sSo4'OOo
PRIeE OF F1uEErs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; hALV rs e 5; QUARTERS, 321
PLAN OF gHE LOTTERY,

PLAN OF 2 Hk LOlIEh1s
The Numbers from W $4,000, corresponding with those
Numbers on Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
are encrced with small tubes and placed in one Wheel
The drsI Isl Prizes, similarly printed and encrcled1
paced ID another " heel.
The Wheels revOlved, and 8 number Is drawn
from heel Numbers, aud al the same time Flze 70
dragn from the other uee The Number and Prize drawn
uu are opeued exhibited The audience registered
By The Commissioners; Prize being placed against me
NumUer drawn. This operation is repeated ub al me
PriZ-s drawn uut.
APPROXIMATION PEIzEs.-Ihe two preceding ana the TWO
succeeding Members drawing the hfst ~ FLes VII
be e, led 90 approx nation Prizes FOR exam Pl
ticket 1880 duws The S5UIOOO me- ihOso lleeets
mum cred L24s .49 I25l tl2s viii eacn DC enAt Ga 70
g5 No. 5ju draws the S2O w prize lhose lloA
es uumBered 557, 54g SOL a52 viii eaeh DC ohueh " SVO
anu o according 70 ths scheme
lbe rtfre Vi tzU wnl Dc determined by the last hg
ure u tbe No tat the OJU prze, For example
ftbs puuber druvI the 6J,UUO prize Ids with l. then
ali the &c kes where The number euds II will be entitled
% 81 Il The ends with No 2 then all tue tcketl
where he nuuDer endB viii be enIleG 70 t2U and
% OntOO
CsgIhcatss Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates, which the risk,
artr,tle OF PACKAGE of 10 Wbole Tickets 5000, $50
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SundFies.

$50 bbls Walkers Ale
p casks LOndon P0risrs, qts and Iis;
Is do Scotch Ale;
go boxes Star and TglloW Ca1dlsgk
100 do Soap, MOL;
so do Wheaton Starch
Is do Smoking Tobacco;
40 do Scotch SIuH;
so casks soda;
so beXas Caichup
% do Pepper Sauce;
50 do Pickles = gal gls. and PTS;
Is do Lemon Syug
30 do Brandy Cherries;
20 cases Sardines.
Is nests Painted Tubs;
so dozen Painted Buckets
so 60 Cider do:
40 nests Market Basksfs;
800 DemDohns;
30 rsams Whipping Papers
400 bundles Wrapping Iwins
IS boxes Pipes;
90 cases Friction Matches
10 bbls Backing;
100000 G. D. Caps;
IS dozen Cotton Bed Cords.
90 do PloW Lines;
IS coils Cotton Rope
HOO kegs Nails;
10 fierce Rice;
so dozen Wash Boards;
10 kegs Bar Lead
500 bags Shot;
20 half chest Imperial and Gunp0vdsr Tea;
20 60 Black and HolaE Hys0n Tea;
so bags Pepper and Spice,
80 bags Ginger:
5bIs Alum
do T. salts;
10 dc B. Birthstone
500 pounds Indigo;
IS b Kss Yeast Powders;
2 casks Madder
90 bags 3 s. Almonds.
% bbls Pecans
IA dozen BiOcUs;
Is bbs Crackers.
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IIIonnLUIION

n re partnership heretofore existing between James
sloan and AIvah Mitchell the and sy 10 Of Sloan
s. Lche day dissolved BY mutual consent. James
Sloan assuming al labes I'd responsibilities Of the late
drm laying al debts IeCeivi AL dues and seT
date wall the Marble Business the old
,tand Of Sumner and Spring Streets Nashville.
Nashville, May 7, 1851. JAMES SLOAN
may 6-du. ALNAH AlIChkLL-
Attest b. ". FAKRbR.
IHB undersigned hereby most respectfully recommends
Us late paFuer 10 the public and hopes be viii receive
IA eTbl srEre Of patronage.
mayS-du A. MITCHELL
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MARBLE WORK.

The subscriber hand the largest and best assoTmen
Of MA KBLE and MARBLE WORk ever offered In the city,
which be particularly uvss the attention Of the public
de prepared execute all jobs In his line in the best style
o the arr, and a. short notice ES SLOAN
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To THE CONSUMERS OF CORN MEAL IN
NASHVILLE.
HAVE started Mil IN tie city, aud viii keep OF
hand, fresh Meal, at No I07 South Summer street
All orders attended TO- and Will sell at the oweFt cash
city, and will deliver to customers in any pa-t the
price. J. ". CAEDWal4I4
mRvlB-t Agent
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Scotch & Irish Whisky.

DIRECT IN FORMATION.
lust received shipment ofsavsral puneheOns and kegs
q Of this SUPERIOR Article direct from Belfast Ireland ID
will found superior any offered This market
b. l.. SIMPSON,
march4 a Public Square.
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FOR SALE.

I AM NOW Offering for sale OF the most desirable
property 90 be had In OF Nashville, 30 wit:
THREE SMALL, WELL IMPROVED FARMS,
three and four miles from the corporation near good turn
pike roads, small houses and lots aud the corpora
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Flour
Tobacco.

50 boxes Langhoru'a Gold Leaf Ts5aos0;
l00 do other choice brands
50 do common Msuuac urs.
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Glassware

eco boxes Ct and pt and half pt FLasks;
IS gross Brandy Bottles, quarts;
200 boxes Tum llsrz, assorted kinds
100 do ) Window Glass, 81 10 and I02<l ,.
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Liquors.

500 bbls Pixies, Deans, and sam. Hals's Whisky;
IS bbls Robertson County ord Rye and Bourbon do
90 bbis Holland Gin
Is bbls n. T. Run
81 do American Brandy.
casks CRtaWba BRANDY;
bbls Apple do;
2 bbls Peach do;
25 bbs Native Wine
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2 Fine Binding Lots

in the different Additions n Nashville Also, one Lot on
Market between Union and Church Streets being one Of the
best business locations in the city.
For terms, &c, apply no JOHN NICaOL,
uue 7-lmFI Gen. Agt.
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Cigars.

$1,000 genuine Napoleon Cigars;
5000 initiative d. DO
$1,000 assorted brands.
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TTount EagIe Tripole.

w have Just received Boston, large this
w popular article For cleansing windows, Mirrors, and
Glassware, 10 t. cheaper than uatl Il Is the best article
cleaning and Furnishing Gold, Silver, Copper,
Steel, Tin and all other metals. e Of It does great
DEAL and il IS therefore very economical IT'S introduce
all that needed bring daily every
family that studies neanes and comfort We have concluded
TO retail at the Boston price, that all classes may be able
to uss ii daily.
Bristol Brick Dust, for sharpening Knives, SC,
a useful and economical cOntriTanes.
We have also the famous
Furniture Polish, for renovsting old Furniture
Garages, harness. &c.
Liquid Glue, in small bottles, for repairing furn-
tur5, &C.
Also, 10000 Fire Brick, Of the best brands for
sse low by may MACKENZIE & WILSON.
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SIX MINUTE FREEZERs.
FIVE MINUTE FREEzERl

Me have hand small supply of the famous Pat
~ Six Minute EreeZers, that have given
much Satisfaction in every case in which they have b
used.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-20

LADIES WEAR.
I ASIlNG Caters, with and without heels,
Il - Congress Caters, with and without heels
Lasting Front Lace CATER,
Glove Kid Caters, Congress and Side Lace,
win heels,
Boots, with without heels
Slippers and Eussius,
French Kid slipper Buskius;
French Kid Slippers, with heels.
iuue6 SNYDER & FRIZZELL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
Sale of IL Estate by Order
Of the Probate Court.

ON the twelfth day of February, 1857, between
" the hours of ten o'clock, A. NJ. and four
O'Clock P. II. at the residence of Hannah Finney
and upon the following described premises. in
the county Of Vinton, State Of Ohio, will be sold
to the highest bidder, at public vendue, the fol-
lowing real estate, to-wit Commencing at the
north east corner Of the southwest quarter Of
section number one, township number twelve, of
Range number seventeen; thence running south
three chains and seventy-fve links; thence west
two chains and eight links; thence north twenty
five degrees, west eleven chains and eighty-four
links to the State road; thence north sixty four
degrees, east eight chains in the road to l.. Fin
ney's line; thence south with the line ten chains
and forty-nine links to the place Of beginning,
containing six and thirty-two one hundredth
acres, more or less. Said real estate will be sold
free and unencumbered of dover.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third Cash, one-third
in six, and one-third in twelve months. Deferred
payments to be on interest from day ofsale.-
Appraised at
HANNAH FINNEY, Guardian.
by z. A. Bratton, her Atty.
January Is, ls57-no22-4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
Commercial Snteuigruts.
New York Cattle Market.
WEDNESDAY,. Jan. 2S, 1851
CURRENT PRICES FOR THE WEEK,

The sales Of Beef Cattle are made at q price
agreed per head-the value is calculated upon the
Estimated weight Of meat in the quarters when
beef is quoted at lOc per ID, a bullock hat Will
dress 5 cwt., exclusive Of his hide and fat Will
bring $50.
TorA1 REoEIPrs.-Beeves 9,P9l Veals az
Sheep and Lambs, 7,6l4i Swine, 1000; Mich
Cows, 1874. ,oroo
numb,r intended for last weeks market, out uo-
tained on the road by the heavy snow Storm,
They have been comingin since Monday, as the
DISTINCTIONS to transportation have been paruaiIy
removed.
We quote to- days prices, as%follows:
Best Cattle, lOL@l1 Common quality, sg =
Good quality, 9X@lO Inferior quality, ,s@sh
VEAL CALvEs.-The supply issmall, and price,
in consequence, have not doteriorated' Wequou
at 5l5@flSc, the latter for extras.
SnIFP AND LAMBs.-An increase OF 2,OuO heao
has somewhat depressed the market, and prlee'
, NAV be quoted at 10 cts. per head lower; RI
SwYE.-Are scarce and higher: VIM. Eior
enco sold n lot at Allerton's Of 225 head at lBc,
The drove averaged fair quality. We quote O.
7H@sc for good and prime.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
THE TRIUMPH COMPLETE.

Another Perfect curs Of Epilepsy By
Dr. Hance's Epiiptic Pills.
DuRASTs NECK, PRRoUIMAS's Co..
Oct. LIST, 1855.
DR.. HAEcE-Dear SiE-Having been az
Aicted with falling fits for some years past,
l determined to give your pills a trial, (ad-
vertisement of which | saw in some of the
papers) and continued to use them for some
months until l was entirely cured. | be.
lieve them to be a irst-rate article, and
since | have used them | have not had one
attack, and am now in the enjoyment OF
good health. Yours, &c,
JOHN ]. JACOBS.
p. S.-The pills were recommended to
me by Mr.. Nathan Newsby, Of this county,
to whose address you sent them.
Those pills, besides curing Epilepsy, are
a specific for all notifications of nervous
disease. Price, So per box; two boxes ST.
- boxes for S24. Persons enclosing a re-
m%ittance will have the Pills sent them thrO'
the mail on its receipt, For sale by SETH
S. HAKcE, lO8, Baltimore Street, Baltimore
Nd, to whom orders from all parts Of the
Union mus! be addressed.
n22W1
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

Hon. GEORGE E. PUGH.-The young
Senator from Ohio in Congress is win
ming golden opinions at Washington
by his abilities and sound principles.
His speech on the Presidents message,
which we have read attentively, is
one of the best yet delivered at Wash
ington this winter. Gen. Cass and
other elders of the party speak in the
highest terms of his power as a deba-
ter, and predict for him a brilliant ca.
reer. He is, we believe, the youngest
man in the Senate, but already he is
recognized as one of the leaders ofthe
great party whose principles he can
SO clearly and ably defend. The
Northwest possesses some rising and
distinguished statesmen, and Senator
Pugh of Ohio, will hereafter be high
in the list.-Pittsburgh Post.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
@ DEPARTMENT.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1857.
Probate Court.

This court has been in session since
Monday last, Judge Hewitt presi,
ding with his usual ability and digni.
ty. A large amount of bushes is on
the docket.
The first case disposed of was the
State rs. Thos. Cox, VIM. Darby, and
Reuben Atwood, for Petit Larceny.
The Jury rendered a verdict of not
guilty. This. case seemed to have re-
suited from spite which the prosecu.
ting witness held against the deten.
dants.
The first named defendant WIS tried
alone, q noHe prO8eQui being after
wards entered in the cases Of Darby
and Atwood.
The next case was the State u.s.. G.
Armes, Samuel Coe, Afllo Ames,
John Wiley, Isaac Reams, Elisha
Nicholson, VIM. Bowen, VIM. Oliver,
Robert Avery, Philip Tracy, Thomas
Walker, Thomas Chapel and John
Berry, for breaking open the Grocery
ofone Timothy Welch, near Moon
vile, on the 18th day of January last,
when they &C unlawfully, %riotously and
with force and violence, did break, de.
molish, pour out and destroy, to the
damage of said Timothy Welch "the
following highly interesting and use.
full articles, (when no milk is to lie
had) viz: Two barrels common whis.
key, two kegs brandy, one barrel rye
whiskey, one key of m~olasses-the
last being mixed up with the whiskey
and made into Il" black strap" by the
persons before named. Such is the
substance o. the charge.
The jury returned a verdict of moi
guilty"
This case excited considerable inter.
sst, being the first N for riot, we
believe, ever disposed of in the Courts
o Vinton County. We hope it may
be the last.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
SALE.

DY virtue ola writ of order of sale 10 me di-
ID rected, from the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Vinton county, Ohio, will offer for sale at the
seventh day of + February, 1851, between the hours
of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four o'clock T. M. OF
said day, the following described property, TO-
wit: In-Lot Number twenty-fOur, in the town
of Prattsville ordered to be sold as the property
of John Wagner to satisfy a Judgment rendered
in said Court against him in favor of Sharp &
Webb, for the sum of One Hundred and Nine
Dollars and Fifty-fve cents, and costs Of suit
Premises appraised at Four Hundred and sew.
enty-fve Dollars, and must bring two-thirds Of
thatEum.
WILLIAM GOLD, Sheriff T. c. o.
January !, lS57-n2O-4w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
cincinnati Market.

CrxcTNSATI, Feb. ?, 1857.
FLoUR-sales Of 30 bbls. at $3.50 and 100 do
extra at $685.. .oo,>,
WH1sKY-Sales of600 bbls from railroad atsz1a'
and 2lO do. from wagons OF 22Ssc'
BUrTER-Sale Of brls at lee.
CoTrrE-Unchanged. 200 bags sold at nAe.
SUGAn-Ranges from l0A to llAc.
MoLAssEs-From 10 7Sc per gallon.
WHRAT-Market firm, with an active demand
at 81 ,l5@l,l6 for red, and $l,ls@l 20 for white
CoRN--Market firm, and receipts sell quick q
5O@52c.
BARLEY-Market unchanged.
OATs-Active at 44c.
AppLEs-Prices firm at IS .5O@4, 90 per brl.
PoTAToEs-Market unchanged.
H~AY-Fair request at Is, @2O per ton.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
SHERIFF 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 COURTHOUSE. in Macarthur, in said county, on
Saturday, the 2sth day of February, A. D.. 1887,
between the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and 4 o..
clock Z. NJ. of said day, the following described
property, to wit: Out Lot No. 8, in the town of
Prattsville, Vinton County, Ohio; ordered to he
sold as the property of H. W. Stoddard, to satisfy
a judgment rendered against him and s. Q. Eakin,
his security, in favor Of S. s. Hard, for the sum
of one hundred and twenty dollars, with interest
and costs Of suit. Premises appraised at two
hundred and seventy dollars and must bring two
thirds of that sum.
WIN. GOLD, SHERIFF V. Co.
Jan. 29.-4w-2d50c
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05
The Postmaster mt Buckeye Fur

One Of our subscribers at the
Buckeye Furnace has been compelled
to discontinue his paper because he
cannot get it regularly. He says that
the Postmaster informed him that the
publishers were to blame in not send
ing the paper; and he states further
more, that he received some thirteen
papers all at one time, the back num-
bers from November last, although he
had frequently inquired for the Demo,
crat during the interval. We respect.
fully request the Postmaster at the
Buckeye to resign his office forthwith
He either has not the time to attend
to its duties or the disposition to dc
so, and he is only injuring himself,
the Post-ofice department and news.
paper publishers by holding on 70 it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

DEATH OF Mrs. Writ. Intelli.
gence reached this city yesterday of
the death of the estimable and venera.
bic widow of the late William Writ.
She died at Annapolis, Nd, on Sat.
urday last. Her remains will be
brought to this city to-day, to be inter.
red by the side ofthose Of her %illustri-
GUS husband, in the Congressional
burying-ground.- Washington Un-
ion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

~ A case is being tried in Pitts.
burgh, in which Mr.. M'Kibben, a
prominent Democratic politician, and
proprietor of the Merchants Hotel,
Philadelphia, has sued Mr.. Craig for
the seduction Of his daughter, laying
the damages at ST., 900, Miss Nc
Kibben is deaf and dumb, and her
seducer is her brother-in-law She
was living in his house at the time d
the alleged o%ffense.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-02-05

On the 4th ult., by ]. Kinney, Esq, Mr..
DAVID A. LLwRENCE and Miss ELIZABETH
BAKER.
On the 18th ult., by R. Aiken. Esq, MIR.
Henry CozAD and Mrs. SYTHE Fry.
On the 18th rlt., by B. Dill, ESQ.,, Mr..
JOSEPH WALTHER and Miss MARY WALTON,
On the same day, by P. Smullwood, Esq.
Mr.. MARTIS BAKER and Miss LENA AcK'
LEY,
On the 9th ult., in this place, by Rev.
J. Brine, Mr.. ALFRED A. FLORENCE and
Miss SARAH LOWRY.