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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08
ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

lTTNIIB qualified Electors Of Vintonl County, o..
! j. arc hereby notified to meet on tho second
Tuesdhy Of October, A.. d. 1857, being the 18th
day Of said month, In their respective townships,
at the places for holding general elections, or at
such places as the Trustees thereof shall direct,
between the hours of six o'clock In the forenoon
and six o'clock in the afternoon of said day, and
then and there proceed tovote by ballot for
One Governor for the State Of Ohio, t.aU
(. One Lieutenant Governor "r. 90 ......r
One Treasurer
One Secretary Of State Z" 1913.
One Judge OF Supreme Court, nr..
One member Of the Board OF, Public Works for
the State of Ohio. i'1 .-.' u. .. t'"
One Senator for the Senatorial district compOs-
cd Of the, counties of .Gallia, Lawrence, Meigs
and Vinton. '' ''" ''-t' w
) One Representative for tho counties Of Jackson
Ono Probate Judge for the county Of vinton.
Ono Prosecuting Attorney g..
Two Commissioners
ALSO,
Tovote upon five separate amendments to tho
State Constitution, as follows: uHgi
Those voting for amendment number ono shall
put upon their ballots these words, h" Annual Ses-
sions-Yes " those voting against it shall put
upon their ballots these words, /" Annual Sessions
Those voting for amendment number two shall
put upon their ballots" Change of District Court
Yes those voting against ii shall put upon
their ballots, Change Of District Court-No.n
Those voting for amendment number three
shall put upon their ballots, Bank and Individ-
ual Taxation equal-Yes ~ those voting against
it shah put upon their ballots, " Bank and lndi-
Yidual Taxation equal-No.n ..
Those voting for amendment number four
4 ~ Al q
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

REMEMBER, That the election
takes place on Tuesday, October 18th.
Let every democrat be at the polls
EARLY!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

10 The Black Republican Managers
at Lebanon, refused 10. allow the WHITE
people the use of the County Fair
Grounds, for celebrating itherFourth
OF July, but allowed the NEeRoEssytD
celebrate their anniversary on the
-frstsof AugdstT 7Bof bGsA
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08
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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIM. II Douglas. Jr., & Coil vinton County
-, 49, ifys. A Common Pleas.
DY virtue Of an Order of sale to me directed
ID from the Court of Common Pleas Of Vintor
County, Ohio, will offer for sale, at the door Of
the Court House, in Macarthur, in said County
ON THE 10Th DAY OF OCTOBER, 1857.
between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and foul
O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day, the following described
property 70 WITT 'N
:. In LctiNo. AZ, in the town Of. Macarthur, save
and except sixteen feet off of the East side of said
Lot, heretofore sold to J K. will, and also ex-
Lespting seventeen and alhalf feet fronting on
Main Street and running back north seyenty-eight
feet, being part Of the west half of said Lot
heretofore sold BY T. A. Martin TO Charles Duff
fee. Ordered TO be sold as the property Of Phin-
cas- Tomlinson to satisfy a. Judgment rendered in
said court in favor of Vim. H. Douglas, Jr., &
Co. Appraised at thirteen hundred dollars, and
must bring two-thirds Of that sum. ig.. q.
NJ ~ WIN. GOLD, .Sh'f Y.rCo.
Sept, II 1851 zd5o 13N,.1 UT ll1I afi
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

- - -. ~ The Laws Of 1857, -.
DECEIVED and ready for delivery '-i'
R l'f r J.A.W.AJDEHJ Auditor.
Macarthur, SEPT. q, 1857.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

John Dowd, Administrator of ! a. .lrr
John Brewer, deceased, Vinton County
tilt ~ .l.l VS.. -tJU rlOOmmon Pleas.
John Lord ct al. rrfr~
DY virtue of an execution to me directed from
ID the Court Of Common PIeas,. Of Vinton
County, Ohio, l will offer for sole at the door Of
the Court House, in the town of Macarthur, Vim
ton county, Ohio, on tho ,.s...,'..,''. '...i-'
Twelfth day Of October, A. D. 1857,
o'clock p. N. Of said day the following real Ie es
tate to wit; In Lot No. 80 in tine said Town Of
Macarthur, Taken on execution as the property
Of John Lord, to satisfy q judgment rendered in
said Court against John Lord and j. N. Hntson
in favor of John Dowd, Administrator of the
estateo Of John. Brewer, deceased. Appraised 81
twelve hundred dollars, and must bring two
la WIN, GOLD. ''A
/ Sept.lo, 1s57.-sw 4d5O 90 Sheriff V.C.i
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08
lG6ee5l 59Eflf9ttbIaarr ri Democrat latiaitt

.8 PUBnsHED HVsRY THURSDAY lBYi
.aT .HPEARGE A. SPENCE. yaU
ALEX lPEARcE,1s 3sdi Do JOHN 4. SPENCE
OFFIOBi INIlMAtoERs BUIIDIN G
4 slL ERoNf sTRfEr ldAHrnuR, ono. i.N
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

Humility begets contentment aud
peace.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

Given under my hand at my office in Macarthur
this nth day Of September, A. D. 1851, and the
55th year Of the State.
..H. g. Sheriff of Vinton County, Ohio.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

ports show,) were as follows: |
City Bank Of Cincinnati. .....n....s $7ssl1 s5l
BeckePs Valley Bank Dayton, .,.. =, 5O,fs5 as |
Branch Of State Bank, Toledo, ,-.,.. 26 2Sl est
", W. Cones & Co., Cincinnati, 49,. 45,707 90
/ DIG eAl o. 1I3T3 .1'f IHAs l-7-E-s---
III llj a .uyudIugW gN pa $2O4, ,63s IS }
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08

Nov, the question is, where did
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1857-10-08
SheriG''s Sale.

AUDIToR's OFFICE, VNToN CoUETY,l 1
Macarthur, August 26, lS57.-te !
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NIISCEII I1ANlEOUS.
PIANOS.
II. @ "A r. II w r I G. H I. :
ia WHOLHSABE AND RETAIL

DEALER IN
1Insic and IIusi.nI Inatrul 10 ents, = CuIIery
9E and Variety e. o6dss 80 aif
Ti NO. 125 MAIN STREET.
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SHEET MUSIC. ailistis
constantly receiving and keep on hand large and
choice collection Of Sheet Music Ao Instrucon Books
for every kind Of Instruments nov in use
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IdBL5 IND IF.if7,SR TRADE. s;
-SToNE 6 THOMAS take pieasure 10 Announcing that
- they are now In receipt their full stocs Of FSi shd
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All receiving and keep on hand large Stock
Of the celebrated HALLET DAVIS q co . pIAHoEs.
1IGIfInHnNS opds
Pll1NEs from the celebrated manufactories ftSthaFt
NedhRn and p. hughes Also, spIended Gothic or.
gan. style for olnrelcs or lecture Rooms With four sops
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IhIa LAW OF NEWsPAPERs.

1subserLers who give express notice to te
fFaTy considered Whhg to continue their subscF
sf subscribers order the dSeOntinuaAee Of their peri
fsAFaEes sTepad. .
-i Subscribers neglect refuse 70 take their Perod.
which they directed they held
FeJponsibe they settled the bin and ordered them
flscontInuetl.
eli subscribers remoVe other places WithOutnform-
publishers and the papers sent to the former de
fectOI, they ART held responsible
Tht Courts decided that refusing "a take periods
sGIs iT oce removing and leaving them uHcaed
or IL JriHIT yIciu evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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Ebe ll1brelillg 1lrtrlligellrrr,
TERMS.

)FFICE-C Corner Of Main and Quincy streets
-Entrance from Quincy St
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NEUMBER 8.
CITY BUSIN Ess. :
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
-. 114 MAIN ESH.. MHIIIEI.I .IG(3.,

4 tiei 174 MAIN ST.. MHEEI.ICSG.l
FAIL s4Nl9 EFifTER TRADE. 81
SToNE 6 THOMAS taks pleasure 10 announcing that
= they are pow in receipt ot their full stocs Of ti and
They have est feorirSi their second Fan rntctasss,
Fhe addgt to their former soski rHSle then 70 PIE
sent 10 the Public HioFe thar lztsaa
100000 w 0llSTIis OF QOODS,
95ias Il sIs e.. ne ss5ss r. DS,s @ ssa
- their former vatiSty they have add large Stsl u
and aise I ssAa sae G i & o:as S s i Ia. ~ ls
Wnss So Of y Ts ~ Z f'r sts
HAVING been 10 ss Eastern s::ss a9f. tie FsstSSsso
as aFss I Win M Ss Cash. 81 i sasy 81 have a I waits
rtsp as we'll as directly from the Importers, Et Man4c
20 &c zee tsS BsgtSs ether sy he pircE G at sTL
exec d b no similar hsuSS j, ihe Neal. III
To meet the wants VI thrs Tras theT
r. have 5s1,. 1is sa sss as5Iae
10 thls stock may bs found fary
4SS French aeFfSots' s0ts cssesss j. @ 8sb
IhSi Sill e osSe :adei IN
in strtgsd CashtnSEss and DSl Sl,.i1es.l .lnafsetted
ever offered In ,HShsSlln2.
5000 Of Tomsst.csG lie inTsest Inc Of
American woolenS Cotton goods kept b5 any snaT
STss Thss ssSe HS' ny % der sGss s1es a s9s yx Il @
trade, and psaEc the Public that eof ar
They fse coaAdtnt that they can Offer lpiueeuaertsto
United Btates No trouble 70 chow st tS
Cars, Hotsls aud Boats for customers.
az Always on haitd, Prime Live Geese Feathers.
nov6 .,-!
ENC0URAGE AMERICAN -5TASCFACTURSE
BUTLEk'a RON1k.1KERPEF'2 N
Writing Fluid. 44a.3
G1NCE this superior Fluid Ink before the puLlso
= now nearly two years has been constantly &lhnk u
mold Fluid.
During the past year twenty hsusand quart and pint boz.
aes together With smaller sizes nurerable been sold
TO bankers and merchants Onc4anRtI Lousvllse Pil.s
hnrIh, Buffalo, CleYelant Deoh HautS
Vineennes Indianapolis. an.vle FEenstott Lexington.
NaehTtle hempla, NJ Louis, icIabITg Jackson, Matches
and New Orleans i has also betn the State D.
patents OF Kentucky TenneRSee and ASGslpPi It hOS
taken three drs class Diplomas " The MNchsnos Instts
Cincinnati and LouIsVc and four and Prize
and Illinois. y f.f = i.s-IlT
The following me!ehants, bankers, Ao. tn Mbee6g
toiore using Arnolde EnSiish Ink have prcilsd
lers Book Keeper p Writing F1uld: 5tsflsf ft6isfJ
NorthEsstern Bank Of VirginAi Sexehanss Neantcs'
Bank OF heeng Bank OF wLetlIngi CTeSceIt
ring Company County CLERK q ohi9 cornty HssopAl M
graph OntCe Baltimore and Ohio Railroad 0ce ScLnre
House; Kelly, Holloway Co; IasssA MeAfes; Gorien,
Matthews Co.. T. Sweeney SOM Doane CoEeIll; 04t
Doyd Boyd 0tt Oliver Pryor Jas. IL Stout oo Lamb
din, GlhersOu 4 Co.; Press.
For sale at manufacturers lriees by lsiityA stsAti
oc80. LAIBnIN. GTLBHRsoH,A.2 20
mn.
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INSURE YOUR PROPERTY,
1SAgaSffSSySS SAgS iSfS yS"5S 5S5ups 5PuJpsnffs fsIR'n,. II

| 4 lac IsynchDuFg Hove aIld FTre 1nsHraIce
90 INA pa NJ y1 Sf LynS bnEs,
i j,ass sss pay lo''s'. ~h, 7. SRlsys Istss,
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Accommodation Train leaves Rayenna 500 a. M stops
at Way staliCns and arrives Cleveland at 9tS A. b.
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T( CORRESPONDENTS

LETTERS concerning subscription, advertising other d.
Inelgeheer, should be addressed to
ttsts &C cexfun the editorial department Of the paper,
iAou Iv e Editors, Jointly, to either one
publication, will please write
bpIy on side Of the paper. "
a, secure prompt ateOa to correspondents than
y might Otherwise receive.
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Books, Stationery GSWaII Paper.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ETAYIHG purchased the Book, Stationery and WAi Pa.
IL par establishment Of John II. Thompson. e0iitl.
ne the business at the old stand q Main street, Wheeling
Va, and respectfully solicit continuance the psr0nlEc
heretofore so liberlly extended my predecessor.
1t Is y purpose TO keep constantly hand full
sO1dletc in the
ness, and TO sell At the lowest prices.
TO Country Merchants, Teachers and otleTS pdrchasng
At wholesale, great Inducements offered In and
prices.
- -CashpaId for Rags.
nov12-ly JAS. @. ORR
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AccOmmod Train Bridgeport at $40 P. NJ, for
MelIGviIe, stopping at all Way Satlons
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No. .9WashinrfoniB:IIal ~ g.
New ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS A =

~ cals &C., whose have been scA
Mr Tobias Books, that receiving laid Periodic
Gals regularity and would rraGgst those above refetTeS
to call Main street Any wsins % deon.ibuc
ger preserve their copies We hare b
elegant Family Blhst; intslRpI
Mrs SouthwOrth's Works. Everything IN the Hook
Stationery line A at The Chep Bo0E Store No.
III Main etrert. Iapi0l LAs. Q. OkE.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Circuit Judgeship.

The last South Bend Register learns
from reliable source that Hon. A. l.. Os-
BORN, has consented to serve as Judge OF
this Circuit, if elected; yielding his own
preferences to the almost unanimous ap-
peal of the Bar of the various counties IN
tercsted. He gives up lucrative and m
creasing practice to accede to these press
ing demands Of his professional brethren.
Mr.. o. prefers running. it is said, as an in
dependent and not as political candidate.
We should be gratifed to see the Judicia-
nv entirely disconnected from politics, but
hardly dare hope that it will be, as the
Democrats if they see the least chance of
success will be sure to have a candidate on
the track, no difference who may be run
ning Besides, it is not certain, we under
stand, that all the other gentlemen who
have been mentioned in connection with
this station will yield the track to Mr. o.,
without a convention. Should they do so
however, a convention i'm that case can be
dispensed with. Should it be otherwise,
and Mr.. o.. or any one else, be elected as
the Republican nominee, no one, we pre-
sumo, will expect him to allow his politi-
cal feelings to influence his Judicial decis-
ions.
We have heard Mr.. Osborn's name men
toned within few days past, since the re-
signation Of Judge STUART has been an
nounccd. in connection with the Supreme
Judgcship. No better or abler man could
be nominated by the Republican party to
fill the vacancy
Some Of Mr.. ANDREWS friends we un-
derstand. are still anxious for him to be a
candidate for the first named Office. Judge
EeBERT. the Register says, positively de-
clines being a candidate since Mr.. OSBORN
has consented to serve.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
New Stafc Bank.

We noticed few days since that the
Bank of the State of Indiana had declared
dividend of about I per cent. for the first
six months of its existence. We had in
tended commenting on this heavy profit,
for new institution, at some length, but
the following, which we find in our ablcst
Indiana exchanges, comes to our hand op-
portunely, and we choose to adopt and en-
dorsc what is said in preference to any re-
marks of our own. The extract has been
on our table for some days. In the New
Albany Tribune we find the following para
graphs:
One of the most remarkable facts pre-
scnted in the semi-anual statement Of the
President Of the new State Bank published
Gay or two since, is. that the Bank had
made about II per cent. upon the capital
stock paid in, for the first six months ofits
business. 1t must be borne in mind that
the first six months Of the Banks existence
was attended with more than double the
expense than any subsequent six months
will likely be. Each Branch had to sup
ply itself with blank books and stationery
their notes for circulation were to be en-
gravcd, printed and paid for. Then they
had to be filed up and signed before being
put in circulation which required some
months to perform. Added to all this the
extreme opposition which the New Bank
has had to encounter, must have cut down
its ability to discount and curtailed its
profits below what they would otherwise
have been. 1t is indeed extraordinary that
they should have made any profits at all for
the first six months. 6' ais
But If we look at the character of the
Banks discounts we shall not wonder SO
much at the extraordinary amount OF heI
profits. in the face of all the draw backs to
which we have REFEREED Instead Of doing a
legitimate banking business, by discounting
good notes at per cent, IS contemplated
BY the charter. t,cemy.foar out of every
fuenty fire dollars Of her loans appears to
be on bills of exchange. And this too in
the face of the fact that there is no surplus
produce in the country to ship and draw
against. f ea -
The Indianapolis Journal says. the pol
| icy pursued by the new State Bank must op.
crate disastrously upon the best interests ol
the. country Legitimate banking is but q
small portion ofthe business done. While
stockholders viii reap vast profits, the com
munity. which the bank was expected t.
I accommodate, will suffer severely. Tht
bank asked charter from the people anf
obtained it at the hands oftle people rep
resentatives. The people expected TO- b
l:bene6tted by the esta ablishinent ofthe bank
but these benefits arc paid for at ruinou'
\ rates. nlek .al 81 Eal 3. I. ~. nitnll
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27

We made short visit in Plymouth on
Thursday last. Called on the editors of
the Democrat-thc fat one and the lean one.
Found them apparently enjoying the world,
and in high hopes of the future of Plym-
outh. We also called on our friend Mat
tingly. of the Republican-and were pleas
ed to find him in good spirits. and as zeal
Gus as ever in the good cause of Republi-
canism The printers in the Republican
Office are all Mattingly's, and all good
Hooking. We were told that business was
rather dull; but there was much more ap-
pearance of life and thrift in every depart
mcnt of business than we had been accus-
toned to seeing there, before the railroads
were built. All kinds of produce find
ready sale at remunerating prices to the
producer--and if not wanted for home con-
sumption, dealers find a ready market for it
in Chicago. Fort Wayne. LapoGte, or some
other place where it is needed. n large
number of business houses have been erect
ed since tho fire. and they are generally
better buildings than those destroyed. We
were told by citizens that they had never
been able to find clay near plymouth of a
suitable quality to make bricks until this
summer; bed has been found recently
which it is thought is sufficiently pure for
brick making. If this is the case several
fire proof buildings will be erected next
season. ei alf nE lgel1f a8.
While in Plymouth we enjoyed the hos
pitality of our friend Il. j. PArrEnsoS and
LADY. which we shall ever remember with
pleasure. Mr.. Patterson had his stock in
tra'ie destroyed by fire last Spring. but is
now in new location driving business
with energy. which will insure success
Laports Union. f
Our friend AIrLLIKAS must excuse us for
lneglccting in our last issue to acknowledge
his friendly call. He is aware of the va
rious duties Of country editor, perhaps,
and can readily find an apology for fail
nre on his part, occasionally, to discharge
the amenities Of social life la Chesterfield.
The honor of his call, We assure him, was
highly appreciated, and hope ere many
moons to welcome him TO q Seat in our
/ huhioiC oohSttih hC
beg you to accept their Acknowledgements
for the Aattering compliment paid them,
and hope you are blessed with lot OF
good looking girls and boys. We are in
doubt whether you intended to include Us
with the "printcrs" or not, but presume you
did, as our better half always said we were
good looking" But, to be candid, we
never heard any other one of the feminine
gender say SO. Wcwcre going to ask il you
thought we were as good looking as your
ncighbor Of the Times, but won't, for fear
the answer would make us blush. We
are extremely modest, we are. At any
rate we shall not enter the list at present
for the palm as the best looking editor in
Northern Indiana. Should DIR. f.. abdi-
cate soon, circumstances being altered
might alter the case. .r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
Teachers salaries.

We notice decided Improvement in th'
salaries which are being paid to teachers
1t shows that this worthy and laboriou'
class of our citizens are beginning to be ap
preciated. The principal of the Norma
University gets $4,000 year. The su
pcrintcndeent of public schools for Chica
go $1,000 a year. The principal of the
Chicago high school $4,000.
The Goding grammar school principa
$500. The remaining grammer schools
principals in that city, $1,000.
The principal of the Peoria high schoo
$1,000. ss .,a.l
The principals of the two schools il
Rockford 8 900 each s.fl
We believe there are some IL or 10 Other
public school teachers in the state who re
ceivc at least $1,000 per annum. Wei
they earn il. ft-s ....
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1857-08-27
RniIroad Accident.

The st. Louis Demorrof, of the 18th re-
ports the occurrence of disastrous accii-
dent on Saturday night, on the L. III. &. a.
r. X. near Bunker Hill, ILL.,, FROM the
breaking of aIocomotive through small
culvcrt. The baggage and Express cars
were thrown down the bank in ravinc,
and the passenger cars next to them, fell
upon the engine and was turned up oil its
forward end. A fierce thunder storm was
prevailing at the time, and doubled the horror
OF the scene. And to cid 20 the dismay of
the unfortunate passengers the engine ex-
ploded and set fire to portion of the train.
In the midst of this terribl, confusion the
lightning struck little gil, adaughter Of
a Mr. Templer, and killed her instantly,
and Mr.. Wilcox, the Engineer, was badly
hurt. The baggage master and a brakeman
were also hurt. The other persons, among
whom was j. F. .Lytton of this city, esca-
ped without injury. - a.e7i er7. III