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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
Notice,


TN pursuance Of an act to amend an act pasSs a
l. April 18th, 1859, entitled an act for the as
sessment and taxation of all property in this
State, and levying taxes thereon according TO
its true value Ia money, passed April ~, 1865
The County Commissioners have resolved "
divide the County of Vinton into twelve dis
trcts, for the election of Assessors Of real prop
erly hereafter in said County, as follows, 10 wit:
First District shall be composed Of the Town
ship of Eagle.
Second District shall be composed Of tho
Township of Brown.
Third District shall be composed Of the Town
ship of Swan.
Fourth District shall be composed of the town.
ship of Jackson.
Fifth District shall be composed of the town
ship Of Elk.
Sixth District shall be composed Of the town.
ship of Vinton.
Seventh District shall be composed of the
township Of Madison.
Eighth District shall be composed ofthe town
ship Of Clinton.
Ninth District shall be composed Of the town
ship of Richand.
Tenth District shall DC composed of the town
ship of Harrison.
Eleventh District shall be composed Of ths
township of Wkesville.
Twelfth District shall be composed Of tho
township of Knox
And the electors Of each of the foregoing Dis
tricts are required by law to elect, at tho next
October election, 1855, one citizen 10 each ofsaid
Districts having the qualifications Of an eector,
as Assessor of the real estate In lis District; anil
the Judges Of the Election In each Township or
District are required to keep separate poll
book for the election of said assessors, and TO
make return Of the same, duly certified, to the
Auditor Of Vinton County, Ohio, at the sarne
time that they make return of the general Octo.
Der election. JOHN KINNEY.
SAMUEL MAGEE,
SAMUEL TARR.
Commissioners Vinton Co., 0.
ATTEsr;--J. A. WALDEN, Auditor.
August g. lS59-4W
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
A. ii. G. BROCEEEN,
22, Cliff Street, New York,

GLASS SYRINGES. HOMEOPATHIC
Walls, GRADUATED MEASURES,
NURSING BOTTLES, ETC.
n LASS Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Perfu-
VI mers. Photographers, etc. Green Glass
Ware by the package. A liberal discount made
to the trade. Orders from country Druggists
and dealers solicited. Price lists sent on appli-
cation. nl-3m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
aye Mt5rtBnr s9tmutrat.
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territorial fraud. -
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per is not taken from the Office. are required TO
give the reason why they are not taken out.-Sts
20" Qties Instructions and LGus.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
B nm KS.

Blank Warranty and Quit Claim Deeds, and
Summons, Subposnas and Ersctions for Justices,
or hand and 70. sale q. tho DExccgAr Qtcs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
Ladies' and Misses
SHOES AT COST!
j. HI. KING,

Sisson & HuIbercs Block. Main Street,
M'ARTHUR, OHIO,
rs now selling off at cost, large lotof Ladies'
i and Misses Shoes, of all kinds under the size
of Fivcs. Now is the time TO get cheap bsrgsins
Argus. ,5.-:f
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
MARRIED.

On the 20 inst, by James G. Taylor Justice Of
the Peace, Mr. CHARLES WESLEY CASE, to Miss
EDITHA MILLER, both Of Ross county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

Mr.. PEARoE-Sir:-P announce the name
of F. SHADES as an independent candidate for
Sheriff of Vinton County, subject to the decs-
ion Of the people at the ballot box.
MANY VOTERS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
BENJAMIN Wards Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that J. W. Caldwell,
IN Administrator of the estate of Benjamin
Ward, late of Vinton county, deceased, has filed
in the Probate Court of said county his accounts
and vouchers as such Administrator for inspec-
tion and partial settlement, and that the same
will be passed upon by said Court on the Goth
day of September, 1855
B. 7. HEWITT, Prob Judge
Aupnat %. lsGs.-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
VIM. EngIamd,s Estate.

NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ has been duly appointed aud qualified as
Executrix of the last will and testament of Will
liam England, late Of Vinton county, Ohio. de-
ceased MARY ENGLAND.
August 90, 1S5S.-3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

NrOTICE.-The Laws Of 1858 are received
IN and ready for delivery to all persons enti-
tied to them. j. "A. WALDEN, Aud. V. c.
AUDIToR's OEFIoE VINToS Co.,l
Macarthur, Aug. 81, 1858. 3w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

EDITOR OF THE MACARTHUR DEMoCRAT: Please
announce the name of Henry PAYEE as an in
dependent candidate for election to the office of
Treasurer Of the County Of VintOn at the ensu-
ing October election. MANY NoTERs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

Mr.. PEARcE- Sir:-Please announce the name
of SOLOMON LANTz as an independent candidate
for Auditor of Vinton County, subject to the de
cision of the people at the ballot box on the I'd
Tuesday Of October next. MANY VoTgRs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.
An I'm portant Item for the Survivors of
the Late War in MexicOl

LANCASTER C. H., S. c., May i9, 1855.
DR.. @. NJ. jackson: Dear sir:-After my re-
turn from Mexico, was reriously afflicted with
that terrible disease which has carried to tho
grave so many Of my fellow soldiers, Chronic
DiarrhUa, accompanied with Eevralgia, brought
on by the climate Of Mexico and the mode Of liv-
ing, while engaged in the war, The reliefI have
obtained from the use Of Hollands German
Bitters is astonishing; and most eheerfully have
and still continue to recommend the Bitters to
all who are similarly affected, believing that the
benefit that will result from their use will be in
ealeulable. Very respectfully yours,
K. G. BILLINGS,
Late Lieutenant Of Company c.,
Palmetto Reg't, S. c. Volunteers.
Be sure and ask for HooFLAND's GERMAN Bit
TERs, and see that the signature of C. NJ. Jack
son, is on the wrapper of each bottle.
For sale by E. A. Bratton, j. X. g. D. VIII,
McArthur, DR.. ]. NJ. Kenan, Hamden. and drug
gists and storekeepers in every town aud village
in the United States, West Indies and Canadas.
Price rs cents per bottle. Principal Office, AIS
Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. 4-2w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COL
LEGE.
This Institution has been removed to Cleveland,
Ohio Degrees are legally conferred, and stu
dents, upon Graduating, may be admitted to
practice. For circulars, address, at Cleveland,
ian.7ly. NJ. A. KING, SECRETARY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-09

MEssts. G.. & c. MERRIAM. Gentlemen
have just had the honor of receiving the noble
volume in which you and the great lexicographor
and the accomplished revser, unite your abors
to IBID the language live" accept it with the
highest pride and pleasure, and beg to adopt, in
its utmost strength and extent the testimonial
of Daniel Webster
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
LAlnEI.. juno 10Th. as.


by appointment II respectable portion
OF the citizons met-at GiiIord's Hall, to
determine upon some plan for cclcbra-
ting the Fourth of July. Capt VIM.
SudIcr being called to the chair the NEE
ting proceeded.
On motion, George O. Henry was APP
pointed Secretary.
Resolred That W. w Williams. l..
b. ClarS, VIM. Suddler, G, W Brison.
II. G. Drison, Nelson Wier a, NJ. burt,
WIN. Wilson, G. w. Smith, net ASA com.
mittce to select the grounds, erect the
tables stand &c.
ReSotrcd, That T. j. White, James ID.
Horny, David Hazard aud jas. o. Hair
be appointed 10 select m Orator, for the
occasion, also reader Of the Declara-
ton Of Independence.
Resolred, That the above committee
be appointed TO select a man to read
the toasts, that they may be given on
that day
Resoiccd, That JAS. Webb, Nelson
Lympus, Ceazar Mason, r. Webb, ia
cob Klum, Seth Murray, James Tigon
Isaac Murray, Jles Davis, V Kiger
NJ. Ii. Kibbcn, S Augur, w. III. Smith
w. Hutchinson Jas. X. Johnson, join
Geyer, J. W. Ewing, Hugh Sparks, w
Hcdrick, w. Woodward II. Slant, Geo
Wicr, w, Winchcl, Elias Shafcr, Rich
ard Jinks, II. G.. Pye, J. III. James, JAS
Smith, NJ. Farote, J. James, Alfred Will
lam, $. Pierce, H. II. Pierce, J Bid
dingcr, G.. Williams, Jr, J Knott, act n
committee Of arrangements.
Rcsolced, That w. w. Williams, inc
Geycr, W. II. Smith, L. Bryson, act n
a committee to procure cannon 70
the occasion.
Resolred, That Il. Manly, &, Henry
Il. G. Py<e, J. X. Johnson, II. Bryson
J. Smith, be appointed to procure must
for the day.
Resoiced, That d. j. Shaw, W. n
Doughty, J. Geyer, Capt. w. Suddler
J. Biddnger act rs financial committee
! Resolced, That copy OF the proceed
ings DO sent 70 the editors of the Dem
ocrat and American for publication.
Resoired That the meeting adjourn
to meet on Friday night for fdrtho
consideration upon the matter.
WM. SUDDLER, Pres't.
Gro. o. Henry, Sec'y.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

pza- Congress adjourned on Monday
week, having closed up the most pres
sing business The President has an
nounced that there il no more war in
Utah A portion of the army will
merely be kept in tho extreme west, for
the benefit of contractors, etc. The
fuss with England has totally fzzIed
out and there Is no more talk Of fight.
ing-the sinews Of war having gin cout'
and tho treasury being some $40, 600 900
worse than empty.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
Edinburgh Correspondence.

EDINBURGH, Ind,lJune 10, 'bs.
Mn. EbIroR;.
This Is tho week Of pic
niles, and ouy people are determined TO
onjoy ihemseyee. Two orthreo Of these
social gotkorings were spoiled last week
by tho rain. The weather hos been dc:I
lightiul this week, and business is royi-
wing. Some people seem TO DO looking
for dearth Of food, failure Of the
crops. Such persons are generally found
looking at the dark side Of the picture,
and they are generally borrowing
trouble ut an enormous interest. Now,
[ believe that "suiilcient for the day
Is the evil thereof" and tho trouble Of
to. morrow Is not worth getting in adj
vance. The good book tolls us that
"hrcad shall be given; aud water shall
be sure This is enough for the be.
liever, especially when taken in con-
ncction with the promise of the "carly
and latter rain" We certainly have
had the early rain, and tho latter APP
pears 70 be close in It's wake, But with
all the rain, crops here bid fair to be
tolcrably abundant. The ,whea.-I ooks
we'll, and the corn looks fair There
will not be so large crop planted but
il will be far better tended, and tho
yield will be larger than usual, and the
quality better. 1t win all be right il
the end, and "seed time and harvest
will not fail us.
In my last letter | told you Of som'
countericitcrs, in this can tell you o
some juvenile thieves On Monday
night the store Of one Of our citizen
was entered and robbed of about sl0l
worth Of jcwclry. Early in the nom
ing four Of our townboys were ARRESTED
and they showed where the icwelry wa
hidden. One turned 'itates's evidence
one was acquitted, and two were sent
Jail to await trial in September. pre-
sumo none of the boys were over fiilce
years OF age, and probably not thg
old. One ut least is the son Of rec
pcctable, and religious parents, aud h
brings disgrace ON large circle of re
ativcs Such Juvenile dcprwily is Sc
dom seen in small towns.
| was pleased, lately, in pcrusing I'll
article by Farmers Son" in regard {
education. | hope .hat farmers wi
study the figures there given and ~
accordingly In the meantime LET thel
patronizc Brookville College. wouI
. dearly love to be Mt the Commencement
of that Institution, but other duties fol
bid | ann conddcn, that you will ha,
nice time Yours, II
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

The New York Tribune Is Of the
opinion that the IpoPdlatIoa of Now
York City at thcqrescnt time is about
5000, It e.flln atss brooklyn at be
joining saburS'.ll p1I(S lwIlI brig
II up TO 100000. We .nink II Is too
high by about 200 900, aud that the real
populationof the city, with lts suburbs,
is about 100000. Now York has, un-
doubtcdIy, u larger popnIation than
any city Ia the civilized world, with the
exception of London and Paris, and IL
is now fully equal to tho latter city. It's
commerce is greater than any save
London. and in wealth Is only equaled
by the Capitals of England and France.
Sixty years ago New York was not rs
large and respectable n city us Cleye-
land and was not in tho tenth rank OF
emporium cities. Now IL throws such rs
Naples, st. Pctcrsburgh, Berlin, Vienna,
Constuntinoplc, Liverpool and Moscow
far into the shade. 1t is fully abreast
Of Paris aud in few years il will
rimgc alongside x~>-sndoa- WHICH. has
been growing for sight centuries. Even
twenty years ago New York did moi
have as large population us Brooklyn
now one gifts suburban ofshoots, whicl
was then little more than village. /
is extending itself IN all directions, anC
bids fair in u few years 20 cover th'
whole of Manhattan Island, upon whicl
il is built. \ little over two ccninrlc
ago the island, the wealth of which !
now incalculablc, was sold for abou
twenty dollars. What an imprcssiv
exhibition of the increase of this coun
try is afforded 10y thiswondcrful growt
of its greatcst commercial emporium
Gin. Eng
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
Howard Association,

PHILADELPHIA.

Hs"'"s'f fH""""" eat'oNfhef ~ spettaf Ladounss
ne rsli.f qfAs sei @Hd Dsirsssed, eleseied rsk
Ybalenf ora Rpklemle DLsas..
TIVE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. In view ~ The s~fui
Il deiirneiion 81 humHn life, eansed ~ sexual dls-
and the deceptons prncicnd ulan the unforae
vemsof rueh diseases BY uact Year, ago dIree
ted their consulting surgeon charitable eorthv q
thoif name 10 oTrn D,en.ary for the VI ihls
class u diseases, IN H their FORMS aud 10 give Medical
Advice Gratis o. an who apply by letter with escrlptlop
81 their condition. nge, occupation habits Of u Acl ana
in Of eNfrne poverty, 90 furnish medicines FREE III
charge. II Il necilrss ~ aid that the dissertation COM
manda the highest Medical sk Of the age are IN fru.h
the most approved modern trcatment
The Directors ~ the Association IN their Asnua Report
upon the treatment 81 sexual Diseases the wear ENDING
January lat ss express the highest sasactlon with ths
success which has attended the labors n ina Con.
sulting surgeon IN tho ~ fpefmaforrhna. Sem.
ina Weakness. Impotence, Gonorrhora elect exrhllls
the vice Of onanlrm "a sVfebusc. &C. and order unfln
u the same plan Tot the ensuing year
The pircctors rcycw " the paft feel assured that
their ahors 10 this sphere ct benevolent EFFORT have been
Of great benefit % the AFFLICTED. especially 10 The young
and hcy have resolved o. devote themselves ulth renor
zeal 30 this very important and much drrplsrd cause
An admirable Report on Spcrnaofrhra, or feinina
Weakness the vice ~ Onani.m, Masfufbaton or sell.
abuse, aud other Diseases 81 the organs ~ the
sung surgeon, vii BE- sent BY mail On sailed n,elope
Reports and Tracts the nature and treatment
ual diseases, diet, &c., constantly holne puicd ~
gatuitous distribution. and win b. n the afflicted
sume uf the remedies and methods q reainsn d.
covered during the last year, arr Of great value.
Address, for Report OF treatment Dr. Goofgo Calhoun
Consulting Surgeon, Howard Association. No Z south
Ninth Street Philadelphia, Ia.
by Ordor Of the directors.
Gro rAHcHtLp sccy. NAYS ~.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
And alnrl M snl ! bind nIl.

And stars 10 set but all
Thou hast oil seasons for thine, q Death
How forcibly AFRO we reminded OF tho
uncertainty OF life, even IN It's bright
est hours, by the early departure Ct our
esteemed and allectiosate cousin
Deaths relentlcss scythc, all unheediug
the pangs that may be produced, cuts
the ripo grain, or tho tender bud, or
the beautiful flowers that deck our path
way through life. Many time those
we least can spare, those we most iondly
cherish, arc summoned from our hcarths
and homes, torn from our embrace, and
consigned, alas how early, to the chill
prccints of the narrow house. O Death,
canst thou not spare tho pure aud
bright, the young and lovely +? Mystic.
rious are the ways of Providence; yet
amidst all the darkness aud uncertainty
that cnvclop us horc, we may be sure OF
this, that when We have finished the
work our Master has given US to do, he
will take us home 10 enjoy our reward.
So ii seems to have boon with the sub
icct of this brici memoir. In the nine.
tcenth year fher age, when the world
with all its allurcmcnts was spread out
before her in the most attractive form
she turned away and gave her heart to
the Savior, seeking his love, aud an in
heritance among the saints in light
During the remaining three years o.
her short life, she maintained an un
ALTERING trust in her Rcdecmcr, en-
dcayoring 10 follow him fully and obey
him in all things. Nor was she disap
pointed IN her trust; ,hc forsook her no
lin the hour of her extremity. Sustain
cd BY his presence and the power of |
living aud triumphant faith, She Dor
her suncrings with resignation, aud CAV
TO her weeping friends assurance tina
she was prepared and willing to dcpar
and be with Christ. Their loss is he
eternal gain; they mourn not as thos
who have no hope, but expect to NEE
her again among the spirits Of the jus
made perfect.
Her disease was consumption, brough
on by violent cold contracted som
three months before death But wheth
or death had como suddenly or slowly
with or without warning, she had m al
preparation for his approach 10y maxim
her peace with God. IN whose hands M
the issues Of life, and TO whom she con
mittcd her spirit. She VAS beloved !
life, as she is lamented In death. liz
virtues, ,her disposition and W. -
were of that genial and engag
acter that cndeared her to lar
Gle Of loving friends Her family M
not alone in their bereavement aud u
fiction; many are the hearts that moui
; and many the eyes that weep with then
: Weep not; she IS not dead, Jm sieepcth.
Tho sun of righteousness shin es on Il
dark clouds that lower in the horizon
our earthly career, and the rainbow
hope, the promise Of eternal life, brigh
: y overrcaches the gateway Of deaf
. Earth hath no sorrow that Heaven cannot err.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

TnE STATE OF FnANKLASD.-Eas
Tennessecpapers are discussing the pro.
| ricty Of rcconstructiDg the State Of
frankland. The Memphis Bulletin ia
vors n division Of Tennosscc, and tho
formation of new State from the ives.
tern portion with North Mississippi and
the wcrtern corner Of Kentucky. II Is
urged that the interest and western por-
tions OF the Stato-are not homogeneous,
and that tho finances Of tho west Is con
trolled by Nashville. There is no doubt
that many Of our States could be remod'
eled with advantage, The part Of Ala
bama north Of the Tennessee River nat
uraIly belongs 10 Tennessee, MS does
West Florida TO Alabama. Besides, ",
need another Southern State ~ o
Crescent.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
GEo. o. Henry, sec'y.

Idyr The Shelby Volunteer says that
the Republicans, by their support oftbc
Crittenden-M Montgomery bill, endorsed
the Kansas Nebraska act and popular
sovereignty, That is true, beyond all
question or peradventurc. Aud being
80, what did tho accompanies IN the
Senate and the House, tho friend par
ercelieace Of tho President and his Kan
sas policy, but to npudiatc tho Kansas.
Nebraska act and popular sovereignty,
when they voted in II solid phalanx
against tho Crittondcn Montgomery bill2
viii the Volunteer please answer Ma
tionH Democrat
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
ECO. The pemoeraey of the soyen

ssA- The Democracy Of the Seventh
Congressional district in Convention al
'ferra Haute, on Wednesday last, nomi-
mated Henry Sccrist, for Congress. The
name OF Hon. John g, Davis, who
stood up so CALAMITY In opposition "a
the Lecompton fraud until the last. was
not presented TO the Convention A
correspondent of the IndianapolisJour-
nal says that much dissatisfaction ex
ists among the anti-Leeompton Deinoc
rncy, and that another Convention will
probably be called
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
We still have penne

By q recent arrival from Europe, we
have received the first response from the
English Gov ornmcnt, to the complaints
of our people for the recent outrages
committed on our vessels in the Gulf,
1t seems from the spirit manifested by
the British government, that they are
perfectly willing to disavow any con-
nection with the thing complained Of
This is what we expected, but il is not
what we should demand. We want not
only full satisfaction and PREPARATION for
past wrongs, but we want security
against similar outragcs in the future.
The present is an excellent opportunity
for the settlement of the question inyol.
we'd in this matter. Let England prom
Use that in all future time, our vessels
shall not be subject to the inconvenion
ccs OF detention, and their officers and
crews insulted by the blusterings OF
English commanders. Let the Amer.
can government announce to England,
that in future all vessels coasting near
our shores for the the purpose of search
ing American vessels, will be treated as
pirates; and that any effort to detain a
vessel for the purpose Of searching, will
be considered rs an act of war.
Less than this will not satisfy the
American people, nor protect our flag
from insult.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

psD- The Americans and Republicans
of this Congressional District held a
Convention ut Vcrno on, on Tuesday last.
Morton G. Hunter, Of Bloomington, pre-
sided. VIM. MKcc Dunn, Of Madison,
was unanimously nominated rs candi-
date for Congress.
The nomination, we believed, gives
general satisfaction to the party in this
region. Mr. Dunn is u gentlemen OF
fine talents and education, and is well
and iavorably known throughout the
district and State Yepay RereIILe.
Brookville American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25

M. Geo. d. Prentice, the editor OF
the Louisville Joursal has enrolled
himself IA member OF the Sons OF
Temperance. lie joined them on tho
night Of tho 9th nit, and made, II is
said, some very touching remarks upon
his his past life, and his prospects for
the future So says I'M exchange.