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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
aloLititaL 4flatttrs.
An Unfortunate Party !---S5O Reward
for Constitution -..

0
The Republicans as a party are GER
tainly the most unfortunate people in
the world. They had made a capital
/ hit out Of Kansas, and last winter
were in great gleo over the immense
advantage they imagined would re-
suit from the divisions OF the Democ-
racy upon the Lecompton question.
1t was all a delusion. Kansas has
gone into liquidation. 1t canno: longer
be used, The Republicans are CRYING
out to the people there to send up an
other constitution. They answer: -
I'VE can't do it this winter, because
our legislature does not meet till
January, and that does not afford us
the necessary time. Besides, our
people are stubbornly bent on attend.
ing to their own affairs, ana will re-
sist AL efforts to use them any more"
This is very discouraging to the Re.
.publicanS--vcry umlortunatcl They
tell us on all hands that there never
was a better chance for an excitement
1t is the very nick of time. What
is to be done! Some Of the republi-
cans propose that the old Leaven-
worth constitution, or, if that will not
do, that Topeka itself shall have a
resurrection, and shall appear at
Washington. Why not give us To-
peka? We might then fall back on
the old questions of legitimacy, and
even reanimate the deiunct slavery
question. At all events, let us have
something, and that directly, or the
Republicans will fairly die out. Poor,
unfortunate people! Just now, in
the flush OF health and in their usual
hopeful promises Of victory, how ter
Iribly are they fallenl They want a
constitution from Kansas; they want
| it Immediately, to be ready for the
December session of Congress. Who
will furnish it, authenticate it, and
endorse it9 What a great pity it is
that the Kansas legislature does no'
remain in perpetual session. We SCI
no remedy for the Republicans shor
of this. Their necessities are SO sud
denly precipitated upon them tina
nothing short of ready made laws o.
continued legislation will answer thei
purposes. What would they not Civ,
for 4 constitutional Wash. Union.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
SSflistrIIancous 3rtitIts.


A day or two since, says the Hart
ford Times, just after the express train
left Stamford, where it had been de,
layed a few minutes, to wood and wat.
er, a rat ran from one corner of the
car, amidst the feet of the passengers
AS soon as it was known that there
was rat on the floor of the car, con
siderable excitement took place
amongst the ladies, and erinolihe took
Ia sudden rise. The passengers struck
at the rat as he lodged from one side
Iof the car to the other, with theil
umbrellas and canes, but without any
etlect--the old rat successfully avoid.
ed all their kicks and thrusts, and dis,
appeared under the seat of q fat wo,
man, who sat at one end of the car,
half asleep A committe of one, sell
appointed, backed up by half a dozen
full grown boys, suggested to the fat
lady the propriety Of rising, to enable
them TO llnd tile rat.
Now, it is no easy matter for a two
hundred and fifty FOUNDER, encum,
bered by huge mass of crinohne, to
rise at II moments notice; therefore,
she declined. She was duly informed
of the state Of affairs, and critical 20.
sition SIZE occupied in the eyes Of the
public at that moment. Again, she
was requested to rise, but she posi-,
lively refused-liEe certain distin-
guished politicians, she seemed deter
mined to maintain her position, till a
broader and more comprehensive plat
form was available. Various sugges.
tions as to the rats whereabouts were
made by "the boys" in audible whis-
pers, which made the fat woman
'Dlush Ikea full grown rose"
and to get her eyes open. Many oI
the passengers seemed to have an idea
Of their own, which was quite anus.
ing-lips were compressed checks
eXpanded-teeth, worth from twenty,
five dollars to untold fortunes, were
exhibited d." US
"Thoro was silence dcepas death,
And the boldost held his breath
For timeN
But that time was decidedly short
for at this point, the lady in question
gave q roll, which made the car fair
Iy groan, one or two spasmodic kicks
and the two hundred and fifty pound!
shot ont Of her seat like a skyrocket
upsetting babies and bandboxes crush
ing crinoline and beavers, landing
about six feet from her seat, upon &
little old man, whom she nearly
smothcred, besides knocking of his
wig and otherwise disarranging hi:
toilet--upon which he remarked t.
himselfthat SHE had better "simmel
down" and join the circus. After Wig
orousIy shaking her dress, amidst the
laughter Of the passengers, she re
gained her seat, and the huge mass oI
crinoline commenced to settle to it;
proper place, and quiet was restored
when one of "the boys" whose mirth
fulness must be somewhat largely de
veloped, burst out into a horse laugh.
The effect was like a spark in a mag
azine; the whole car exploded, and tho
fat woman joined in and laughed as
hearty as the merriest. Her jolly old
sides shook up and down and the cal
springs vibrated, keeping exact time
But what became OF the rat is a ques.
ton.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

DC There was intense excitement
in the city of St. Paul last week. A
strange woman and six children ar
rived on one Of tile steamers, and, by
diut Of inquiry, the woman found out
where, a Mr. Edwin Whitfield lived,
whose house she visited, and soon be
came undisputed po8sessor. Mr.. w.
and the woman he lived with as his
wife fled in confusion before the wrath
of the new comerr andchave not been
heard of. y The strange woman turned
out to be the wife of Whitfield, whom
he had deserted four years ago, and
the six children were lis own,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
PROVIDENCE.
"From seeming evil still deducing good. "

"From seeming evil still deducing good"
The stone upon the wayside seed that fell,
And kept the spring rain from it, kept it
too
From the birds mouth; and in that silent
cell
1t quickened, after many days, and grew
Till, by-and-by, a rose, single one,
Lifted its little face unto the sun.
II chanced a wicked man approached one day,
And saw the tender, pileous look it wore
Perhaps one like it, somewhere far away,
Grew in garden he'd. or by the door
That he in childish days had played around,
For his knees, trembling sank upon the
'- ground. .-......
Then, Ger this piece Of bleeding earth, the
q tearso'-r .-1r.- lis - -l..
OF penitence were wrung, until at last
The golden key of love- that sin for years
In his qnquiet soul had rusted last-'r
Was looSened, and his heart, that very hour
Opened to Gods good sunshine like flower
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

A GROWING PARTY.--The latest
news from the Vermont election puts
the Republican majority in,the State
at sixteen thousand for Governor.
Two years ago, Fremont, for Presi-
dent; had thirty thousand MAJORITY
Who now will deny that the Republi-
can organization is growing and flour
iShing extensively?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
David Tod has been nom.

aUFHon. David Tod has been nom-
mated Tor Congress by the Democrats
of the Ashtabula District, as the suc-
cessor Of Joshua R. Giddings. This
is strong nomination. MIR. Tod is
one OF the most prominent and able
men in the State, and has a national
reputation. Ii the district was notso
atrociously black in its politics, it
would elect Mr.. Tod instead Of the
nonentity that is running against him,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

-ILadyL LCrinOline fell from her
horse the other day at Brighton, but
fortunately received no injury. How
ever, some wicked wag wrote a long
account of the accident, and sent it
the next day to all the local papers,
with. .thiszmalieioas Heading: rPeril-
GUS descent Of u balloon"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

RAILROAD CoMpLErED.-C ran
for the first time on Monday last, over
the entire length Of the Lacro8s and
Milwaukee Railroad, thus uniting the
waters Of the Mississippi and Lake
Michigan by rail. The route is said
to be ten hours shorter than any 9TH
er between the two places "
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

MEDICAL ETIuCs IN New ORLEANS.
DR., Mahoney, a physician OF New
Orleans, stabbed a Mr.. Anderson, the
other day, for interfering with pa
tient Of his. The interference" con-
sisted in providing ice and other COM
forts for the sick man. Anderson's
wounds are dangerous. -E ....r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

OF Gribeins is a neat fellow. He
says he cant spare the time to take a
bath. Besides it costs like thunder
fors soap and towels. We asked him
how he managed to keep clean2 sOh,'
said he, with a highly incentive smirk,
81 sand,paper myself every Christ
mas.n f. ..I..sgt on r. ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
That is what we call a settler!

RICu JoKE.-The Norfolk (Va)
Day Booh tells good joke about u
party OF four fast young men in
that city, who hauled a bakers wag-
on, one night last week, a mile or two
into the country, Just for Mischief
After being tagged out they determin.
ed to, end their deyiiment by upset
ting the wagon into pond. lmag-
inc their astoni5hmont, however, when
they were about to upturn it an
unknown voice from5the inside said,
"Hold on, gentlemen. Suppose you
take this wagon back tothe city again,
and, when still further. officer Nelson,
of the police, jumped out and collared
the ringleader. After a short parley
the officer again got in, the bloods
hitched themselves up, hauled him
back to town, and achpaid a fine and
costs. The policeman had overheard
them in making up the plot and had
Jumped in and got bis ride free gratis
for nothing. go r.sF u.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

. OFThe New York Herald, in no,
ticing the speech of Forney, at Tar
rytown, N. Y, heads it: "Ihe gruni.
UingS Of u discharged cook"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

RAILROAD Iron Losr.-Th Selma
(Ala.) Reporter of the 20th ult. states
that the vessel upon which iron for
the Alabama and Mississippi Rail-
road was shipped a few weeks since,
from New York, has been lost at sea.
A dispatch was received by the com.
pany on the 28th ult.,' informing them
that the yesselhad been abandoned in
a sinking condition 9 = -. ~ q, -, 9, !,
DI &~Jl~NJ~N~C~SJ--- X ~.
"A canvass representation Of the DE-
tails of the Bulheli tragedy is on cx-
hibition at Buffalo.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

DF A ScOtchman who had put up
at an inn was asked in the morning
how he had slept. "Troth, man, re-
piled Donald, mae very weel either,
but / was muckle better off than the
bugs, for devil a ane O. them closed
an e'e the hale nicht." .'i gl EaI
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16

%The New York Courier and
Enquirer estimates the number Of
bushels of wheat grown in the Uni
ted States this year at 150,0O0,0O0 of
bushels, against 167 100000 bushels
raised last year. 1t thinks the wheat
crop smaller than it was in 1855,
when it was put down at 165, 700, 900
Of bushels. '...|.- '' 30
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
FOrncy'S Conversation with the
.. president. ...a ...

The Washington Union, in motto,
ing FoRNEr's reported conversations
with the President, as reported by
him in his WcstchtSter speech, says;
"Our purpose, howeterfwas MOTTO
censure this Starement'iopthe want Of
honor implied in making ii, but to
denounce it, as we now do most en-
phatically, for its unmitigated and to-
tai destitution Of all honesty and truth.
No such c0nrer8atiOn took place, nor
any con ncy8ati0n at aJJ6etlcSaEthO8o
parties on that subject. Mr.. Forney
never had the courage to address Mr..
Buchanan in that strain, and he GER
tainly had not the impudence to offer
his advice TO the man of whose per.
sonal character he had been the habit
ual traducer for months before Le-
compton or Anti.Lecompton was
thought Of. The story lie tells Of the
CaJjReb meetmg is, like Me account
Of lis Ogn conversation, Wh0Hy ta6-
ulOu8." -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-16
Ggt Wt3rtgar Democrat,
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
ALEX. PEARCE.

OFFICE IN MALONE'S BUILDIN
FRONT STREET, W'ARTHUR, OHIO.
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WAsHTNGIGN NEWS.

WASHINGTON NEWS.
Fen. 2-The I1eraId's correspondent says
that it is reported to me, on good authority that
Mr.. Buchanan conteinplates Withdrawing tho
troops from Utah.
Mr.. Bernheisel, the Mormon delegate, has
submitted propositions TO the Administration in
dirating the willingness of the MOrlnons to va.
cate Utah and colonize on some of the Islands
Of the sea outside the jurisdiction ofthe United
States, provided the GOYGrnment will purchase
at fair valuation the Salt Lake City improve
ment4
Mr.. r. asks that Commissioners be sent out
to arrange terms and details.
The Administration confidently expects that
Kansas will he admitted as State with the Lee
compton Constitution, and that there viii he
less opposition from the Northern and Western
Democratic members than generally supposed.
Great calculations are made on the consolidated
vote of the South, aud it is under stood that the
Lecompton Constitution will be referred to the
Territorial Committee in the Senate and inme-
diately reported upon with bill for the admis-
sion of Minnesota attached aud that they will
be passed together.
Similar arrangements have been made in the
House An exciting time is anticipated in both
Houses.
The Iribune's correspondent says the state
ment III the Herald about the tasiff inveStiea-
ton committee is mere fabrication made up
from cOnjectures and floating rulnors. Nothing
in Mr.. Stones testimony duplicates Mr. Banks
in the least, and the Herald's $1,000 is the old
affair of the 500 loan magnified two fold.
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RIyER AMI WEATHER

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 2-The river has risen over
six inches since last night and continues to rise
half an inch per hour. Channel depth to Cairo
full 10 feet I'm the Missouri there Is six feet;
in the Illinois five feet. In the Mississippi to
Keokuk there is six feet aud rising. Weather
cloudy and very wet. Merciiry &c.
OIScINNATI, Feb. 2-The river has risen four
inches since last evening"
LOUISVILLE Feb. 2---River falling With feet
8 inches in the channel. a speedy rise is anti
Hpated Weather cloudy. Mercury 80.
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FROlI3 NEW ORLEANS.

Pm. 2s-Gen. Walker appeared before the U.
s. District Court this morning Judge McCa-
Eleb said nothing against the grand jury having
refused to lind verdict.
Walker is anxious to be put on triai. for viola
tiop Of the neutrality laws, bat the Judge re-
fused. as
The District Attorney said there was nothing
against Walker, unless new instructions from
Washington were received. 81
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SPRINGFieLp, o., Feb. 1.-The agents of the
Springfield; Mt Vernon & Pittsburgh r r. Co.,
given notice 10 the Mad River Company that
they cannot pass over it after to-day, unless
they aceede to the proposition TO permit the for
mer company tOrun It's trains to Dayton. Some
considerable excitement existed
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Snail Pos.-The steabenviile papers report
7 =, new cases OfSmall Pox in that city
=. '"s disease has been spread thus far by prOmis-
sloaS crowds, In one Or two instances it was
. .s. from one person to another in
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.lNEW YnRk NENS.

FEB.2.-Horace Greeley publishes card this
morning to the effect, that until recently he
ne never heard nor lad never believed or sus-
pectcd that Lawrence, Stone & Co, or any body
else paid or promised any money, whether to
members of Congress at Washington, 10 editors
in New York, OF anybody else, to procure
change in the Tariff net II said committee
suppose could shed any light ON the matter
an very respectfully at their service.
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,,S %a'sst fsssr, Scarlet Fsser-A good pre-
,a''se tor this horrible disease, which has been
b,t SssSlally in use for avery long time, can be
p,s 1a. Z. Bookings Drug Store, No. 81. Mon
~ street Alsoa fresh supply of Balm of Gil.
Io1 -,AF'ica Ointment, Dr.. Zipperlaus, Worm
n.H nsnseS, new lot of Pomadcs, Extracts. &c.
e@ and see for yourselves
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FIRES

WATEKTowN. Mass, Fe6-s 2-The High
building in this pluecF as i.esrly destroyed o.
fire yesterday, but although considerable alarm
hniljured.
ty IntiFamry at Hingsville, burnt tonight It
was set fire by one of the inmates. One life
lost. SiSey paupsrs arc thne..lll..ele homeless.
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lAs cta"ees,-A writer has computed that
woman has lost half her chances of marriage
" " ,'ef twentieth year; at twenty-thrce she has
~ Uree fourths of her chances; and at twenty
"a a. seven Fights of her chances are gone. This
E'eS not apply towidows.
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~. .As Ri'sr-rhe river was falling yesterday
S, 'u less than eight feet water in the channel.
,, NV Faln, high winds, sleet, and slush pre-,
I ne with the Mercury at SO degrees.
for Cincinnati.
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CINCINNATI MARKET. =

2 FEB. 2.-FIouI dull at s, 60a3, 85 Tor Super
fine; prices dropping Hogs firm and in active
demand at s., 50a5, 90; holdeIs asking. SO 70
Whisky 13c. Provisions tirm aud generally
held higher and sell readily Bulk shoulders
and sides 5la69c, packed, and &c advance asked,
Pork $l8 so, and $3.50 asked No change in
Grain OF Groceries.
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railroad Aceiaent.-.rhe upward bound train
On the P. & C. R. r. day before yesterday morn
ns' as it approached Shanghai, struck a man
laiaed Harrison Daniels in. the side, inflieting
recover
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EW YORK MARKET

I Fee. 9.-Uotton firm Flour firm, 500 bbls
sold. Wheat very dull. Corn duh, II, QUO
bush sold at a dvcIc OF lie. On White. Sugar
firm. Coffee ditto. 8, 600 bags sold at 81 a IL
for Rio. AoIasses quiet At 20 90. Stocks
higher and tirmcr.
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The Chisholm .nuraer-We learn that tho
excitement in relation to the murder of the old
man Chisholm, near Oakland, on the Baltimore
aud Ohio Railroad, week or two since, still
runs high Three men were arrested on Satur-
Jay night last, chareediwith the preparation of
'ae deed and were sent up for a further bearing.
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-GAELILE, liz, June 81, les9.
Ihave used Prof y. J.. Wooas hssISfEtiSe ald
have adniiTrd its H0nds tIl teCts- hy LaI IsItn-
in as uloItly ETuy, bet b the
u has Is oEEsl eoios AKA, LsSs
s. BREssE, ex-senator, u. g.
o. J. WOOD CO., roprisier., slx Blosduay, \. y, On
the great ~ \. WFe Raining and A. ASfLet
street 81 Louis, No And sod b. all coed BFtgEIsis
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LibeFnI lsFOposiliOn.
SETTLEMENTS,

CooUNTs against all parties indebted TO the subseri
6ers win ee made Aut aud ready for settlement BY the
mrs. o. jam ~. Those not Ealing for their leeoulfS ly
that tins VII be presented with ImueiStely theFes
tT t4sSaS1 A'CIALLKNS, KNOX { Co
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SENTENCED 10 BIZ HUNG.
PITTSBURGH, Feb. .2-,John Lutz recently ar
rested in ST Louis for the murder Of D. Leary
in this city was to-day sentenced 10 he hung.
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10 n B DO r.

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IN her sLs.i s.ea IA ne Iss-
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cosSiysus.s be permanently eOssd ~ tie Inviro-
So:ess y ss sPsE "a. ls, - srsS9ss aai ne
a SgtS IS !sEaaFl! a soek Eosk sisk llsad.riets
7orttoT, which eoErsets all aeily and
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bf1t =. SPTsSs,sS o. uneasy telling amer .s,SE
-it speak In the BID fitrTlil- - ''''@
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from Diseased Liver. tesGiuouiuiE q 50 shy n
eonVictioo - oFtati 81 ne Sftsttst Iir
SsinBs ever BlEru TO Dyulptics con lttg
- cure before ls uTst eotile takes Ne GU
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ling bus THE ishtsst food would dEes;aEd ofIs Ia
gave pain Nov what az II cur
ts, !; Liver COmpisint DS spepsEa Ihe Gu 90 "a
Fact. - - - H'e
In There has never been tsuiiy I,uisdy
SHheh has met with sneh surct IN Il cure
OF inesIt to children, Dr. SANToEDE lave
OEA!oRi nor Is Il alone DISEASES Of chidit en- ilst
use IT. Tor II acts cathaFtlc
aud seems 20 TefOvate the systeIn iI sa
I1tnk We are doing service 20 All In advising
'"hsl they need medicine this ty sIe
easSH that lave under raEt trn.
sit has been leseiVea IN diasusrs LrsS SlssSh
has become 80 useful IN family
~ Without it-fck sVHetAs l4iEsi. Eeb nEEfrsrS,
.....-. P1icE oSE BoF1lE-
5ANtOAD CO. HTOprJs Brsaalurny. Nen YEA.
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JolIS -. PARK Cineiuhafi
SEO II. kENS l't. PiitsLnish n oI,sair AFruts.
anli-1ll-lV-dnn
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SUNK.

MENPHIs Febs 2snThe steamer Decatur ran
against the wreck Of the ShOtwell YESTERDAY.
and sunk No lives tost.
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COMM RCIlAI.. Il
WhOLESALE INIAylIII IIT.- d
WHRRLlNG, IAN. m. lS5s.

CORRECTED DAILY FROM ACTUAL SALES.
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