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CoMrxe AROUND. while q community in
which runaanism Is suffered to run wild, and by
whom law and justice are dsregarded, il sure to
win for itself unenviable notoriety an effort on
its part to suppress the outrageous proceedings.
made in good earnest, will always attract the at.
tention and elicit the good wishes of others
Thus, a few months ago, when Il was almost inn
possible TO convict a criminal in our court and
iawlessness was consequently fearfuIly prevalent
In this city, the presS Of the country Generally
was loud in Its denuncistiou OF Wsshinytop AZ an
outiawed city. Public opinion and the Cong res
slonai notlce OF the existing condition of Affairs
subsequently drove the court to change u
poiicV Two men were convicted of murder
one was, aud the other is to be, executed Sew
efai Were sent to the peniteatiary for long terms
Inc iawiessiy disposed took afiTigh and the con-
sequence Is an improved condition of public NOR
ais This change has been heralded abroad by
the press, and the reputation Washington desery-
edIy bore but short time ago is giving place to
falrer one throughout the Union. The intelli-
gent CORES pendent OF the 81. Louis Republican
alludes To this change as follows:
Washington is about regaining her former
good name, If a vigorous prosecution and punisb--
ment of the violstors Of the public peace be auy
earnest OF the fact One murderer has paid the
penalty demanded by violated law and another
will soon follow In his steps to the shirt world
thiid is now under trial with the trent setting
In strongly towards conviction of murder i'm the
nfst degree. Besides these the active force at
National Penitentiary, has Of late, been largely
increased In word, our Court and jures seem
10 be posting up the criminal ledgers and max
ing final settlements with those who a few
months ago, held this community in terror by
tnelr IawIess outTa2es, and caused our city to be
spoken against, not only in the halls of Cong ress
Out throughout the Union The day of reckon
Ing has come and the law will be vindicated
Let evil-doers, who flock to the National Metrop-
oils beware.n
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AUCTIOU SALES.

By A. GREEN, Auotioneer. ~ .s--. \
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, HORSES AND
~ WAGONS A. AucIION.-On SATURDAY, the
5st instant, shall sell. at 10 clock a. m, IN front
Of my auction room, at the corner of 7h and sts,
large and good assortment of Furniture such as
Mahogany Sofas and Spring seat Chairs s..F
Do. Wardrobes, S,debosrds. and Stands,
DO. Dressing md Chamber Bureaus,
High and Low post Bedsteads,
Hair. Cotton and Shuck Mattresses, sst.t
Feather Beds. Bolsters and Pillows, E.-
Comforts, Quilts, Blank cts and Sheets,
CARROTS, Cane and Wood seat Chairs, ....
stoves. China and g lass Ware, -
lot ofWashtubs, s to the nest, .-.....
horses. sold on account of the owner having no
further use for them.
With many other articles not necessary to emu
merate.
Terms cash.
IL A. GREEN, Auct.
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FUTURE DAYS.

BY A. GREEN, Auction.er
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF TYPE, CASES
LEys, Brass RULES, &C; IN Shoot, EvERYTHINs
COMPLETE FOR PUBLISHING A DAILY AND wEEKIy
TIoN.-On TUESDAY, the 81 day of August neIt
| shall sell at 10 O'Clock q m. at the American Pun'
ting ofhce, suell BlaDcba.d's Buildins the above
ment ned stock Of printing ma erial beinr the same
u.ed for printing the An eTIoan.
Terms oIsh.
JOHN Fl. McCUTCHEN. Trustee.
~ y d A GREEN Anal
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DIED,

July 18th, af er short hut painful illness MARy
ALKALINE, daught or John Erederick and Ma,x
UBnsn, aged "A months and Il days 1A''S
All the friends of the family invited the fune
m, on sunday afternoon n Xt, at 4 O'clock froH,
avenue. A1'
tSaa Francisco, Cal, and Philada. papers oopy.l
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New York Markets.

Nrw YoRk, July 30 Flour buoyant; sales of
ioooo ools State - l0as4. l2; Ohio ~ 7easz IS;
Southern 81 .S5aS5 90
.Whea, buoyaniI sales Of 50 600 bush; South
81 O9dl 10, white'Sl OsaI 10
Con Is high r sales OF IS OO0 bush ;swhits
Siai no yellow sal. O2, mixed sOk
FORK Is duller at 81 6OaI7 75,; prime sla OOs
- 25 Beef steady: Oh. Rep. sic ssai3 81 Lard
is ste ady at llXalIT.
Whisky Is dull at % xa25c
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RlHancial.

Nfw YORK, July 10 Stocks are duff and
lower. Chicago and Rock Island "a, Illinois
central shares al do bonds S.; La Crosse and
Milwaukee =; New York Central IS: Reading
lsis; Mil. and Miss. IL; Missouri 6's s5I.
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BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctionsers
MpR0XEp PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-

L On THURSDAY AsTERNOOH. SIN hnyn.t.
at clock, We will SELL in front of the premises
that valuable improved Lot being the south half OF
Lot no IN Square No. "a, fronting - feet on the
west side of I'D street. Lear Pa. avenue, and run
ming back rs feet to 80 feet alley. The lot is i'm
lot. ~ ''0
This property is In a most excellent location in a
vey fast improving ghborho ID and is the
az tenfon OF persons VIE hing to i'm property
time. " ~ An '"oi'
Terms: One third cash; the residue in and l2
months with interest. ~ -
title Eject. A deed given and a deed of trust
jy:9 d WALL e. BARNARD Auc,s
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MARRIED,

FL WOODS, U. s. Army, to JENNIE 6. KIRK
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Baltimore N1srs.,.

BALTIMORE; July 3O.-Flour IL less arm than m
Yesterday, and closed at general decline of 70 :
cents new Howard street and Ohio "a IS
w heat is irregular. Good TO prime rea, N a,
al 30; choice white 81 as
Corn is dull; white il lower, closing AZ saas;c
yellow 9Os92c.
Provisions are steady. Bulk meats are arm
Lard is held at I1Xc
Whisky is quiet at 26 Xa27kc.
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FASHIONABLE PERFUMERIEs, from the
L.. best houses at GlBBS's, near The corner Of
lsth street and 70, ave, iss Gun
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&C t s."
NENERAL FUEL DEPOT,
Foot of 18th street,
Office N. w. corner 18th and c Sis No san,
Jy 8-lm One square south of Pa avenue.

pRADT'S GALLERY,
- So Pa. AVENUE, NEAR 7TH STREET,
Deer SWseny, RittenhonSs, Fant r. CO.'S
Banking HOHSs
Mr.. BRADY begs respectfully tn inform the pub-
he that In consequences of the very liberal patronage
he has received since opening his PHI O T o.
GRAPHIC GALLERY at Washin,ton he will
contrary to his original intention, keep it open during
the summer months.
An efficient corps of Artists will be constantly In
attendance to execute Photographs and Ambroty pes
In the hest possible manner
HI Prices ranging from 81 upwards.
Ghe Collection of Portraits of distinguished men
at this Gallery 1.-THE largest the WORLD is open for
"a H. 10 p. m lie 80 eoSm
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GEORGETOWN ADVERTIsEMTs
SEE FIRST PAGE. I


SEE FIRST PAGE.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Ivl GEoRGErowN, ID. c., July q, Isss.
pursuant 10 an ordinance requiring toe ComnIs-
soners I" advertise Tor proposa AID TO mploy the
lowest competent bidder resident of the town
proposals are he eby invited until noon on Thurs
day, The 5th day OF August next for grading gravel
ing eurbIng and suffering Valley street, in sand
Georgetown. X. X. CRAWFORD. Mayor,
|. l.. S1MMS,
jy29tAug5 Commissioners.
IN HAND AND FOR SALE AT THE most
~ reasonable rates. a good supply Of all descrIp-
tons OF Null r eed. Also. a large supply Of Corn
Meai OF the most superior quality, IN lots TO suit
purchasers.
As intend changing my business. the above will
be SO at bargains: A. II. BOUCHER,
U 6 Ivy Wet side Market Space. Georsetosn
PREPARING JEwELRY.
JEwELRY REPAIRED in superior manner,
and at about one half the usual cost, by ]. A.
Bridge street, below the Post Ofice, George tovu,
ID.
N. B.-For the convenience Of persons living in
the country, Jewelry Repaired IN one hours
lice. Nv IS-lms
UMMER DRINKS.
Blact berry Brandy, Ginger Wine,
Raspberry do, Curaooa,
Ginger CO., Absinthe,
Cherry do, CordIals,
Soda Water Syrups, Malt LIeuors.
StroughtOI's and other BItters.
The cheapest best and largest assortment of Por-
in the District.
The above, as well as our unrivalled Mineral
Water and Cider constantly on hand spd for sale By
81 Green street, corner Of Olive,
Je4-t Georgetown.
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By A. GREEN, AuctIoneer.

A VALUABLE CORNER LOT IN THE
A., n o fssT WARD AT AUcrIoN.-On MONDAY,
at o'cIcck. p m that fine and desirable Building
Lot known as Lot No. I, IN square los, having q
north and running lack LIB feet a1 inches on n st
street towards r, containing 1919 10 100 square feet
This lot is directly opposite the beautiful resi-
aence OF senator Seward. and oblIquely opposite
procure frsTate building lot IN this section of the
CITY VIII do well to attend the sale, bargain may
Terms: One half cash; the talanc. IN thirty and
oS roT notes without interest, to be secured
7d 0' trust upon tae pfSSPssTEy S Auo,ons.,
iETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
untIl MONDAY, the I'd day of August, anne hour,
iy I'D A. GREEN, Auct.
NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of two wr,ts of
w herl f1cias ed from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of COLUMBIA for the
conhty OF WASHINGTON, and to me dir. cited, shall
Court house door of SAID county, on TUESDAY,
lowing described propertS TO Wit k nu .ne lTl
iRgtons right title, claim, and interest in and TO lot
= a IN square no. 49, IN the city of Washington,
m men tSere0n sszed and levied upon the prop
Van ReswIck rs. Richard Waach and Ssmue, By-
WGsm 1nd No ~ J1dIoas to October term 1853
Richard Wallaeh and saWpe, ByiGgtSn,,
De
MARSHAL'S Elm virtue of a writ of
WI herl faclas, issued from the Clerks Once of
the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County OF Washington and to me directed,
snail xpose to public SALE for CASH in front of the
Court House door of said county, on TUESDAY
the 18th day of August 1883 at II o'ci'k m the fnI
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
right, title claim, and interest in and to Lots Nos
a. 10 l6 and ~ in Square No So. also, Lots Nos.
- and =, IA Square No $50, IN the city of WASH
Inston, ID. e.. together with all snd singular
the Improvements thereon, seized and levied "a pom
as the property 81 Joseph Peck, ard will be go q
TO satisfy Ju cIas No. 267, to October term, 1882
~ favor OF John +. CHM. use of VIM. b. ibbey vs.
Joseph feck. w. SELDEN, Marshal
y Its for the District or Columbia.
NARSHAL'S sALE:-In virtue of a writ
1'I OF herr tacas issued frsm the Clerks otice of
the Circuit Court of the District Of Columbia for the
County OF washington, and to me directed 1 shall
expose to public sale, for CASH, in front of the
Courthouse door of laid county, on THURSDAY
the 18th day OF August 1885, at II O'Clock m the iol
lowing described property, to wit: All defendants
night, title, claim. and interest in and To Lot No.
In Square No. Sig. fronting . feet III street north
IN the city OF Washing ton, ID. c.. together with all
and sing ular the I'm pTOvements thereon, seized and
levied upon as The property of Sam'l NJ Knight and
will be sold to satisfy JudIcials No. I6 TO Gctobsr
term, 1853, In favor of w. II. Dove, use of Thomas
Brown.
w. SELDEN, Marshal
" N-dts Tor the District of Columbia.
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INSURANCE.
IlEADY RELIEF may be Obtained BY those who
are ahiicted with the Insurance Policies" of the
Phadelpha," whose jldts) agency ofce ,ras on he
corner OF I'm street and Pa avenue, toy application
Company-offce and residences No. SO north A street
Capno, I'M Address Box 45i, City Post Office.
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SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD.
We, the undersigned, beg leave to inform our
friends and the citizens Of Washington generally,
that We prepared to furnish them with
SAWED and SP LIT " GOD of every kind, leDg tn
and siZe, at very low rates, ut our Steam Saw Mil
corner 18th and streets, nearly opposite east end
Centre Market: All orders left at our office will be
promptly attended to
McKNEW Il NARROW.
Also, all kinds of COAL always IN hand. 22aO
lbs. tn the ton. Low for cash. y - lwt
A LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
"A Hugh Lockrey are requested to present them
Tor settement within 80 days oJAS. LYNCH.
Capitol Hill. iy % A.
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Tor RENT-FURNISHED ROOMS ina verv
l. pleasant summer location. Terms mOderats
Inquire of. RYNaKD, General Land Once
of 10 vi ms. DAFlS,H9 18th st. jy 46-tf
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~ LHE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONE
UntIl MONDAY, the I'd day of August same hon
when 1t will positively take place.
~ I'D A. GREEN Auct
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Three Young Men Drowned.

,hIcAGo, July 29.-Last evening, while on q
Ieasure excursion, three young men were
.IsI ntd, Dy the upsettng Of their boat about
, mI,e rom the pier. Their names were g Went
D. scDtl, formerly OF Montreal; Havilsnd
Peck, OF Toronto, and P.lmer of Newyork
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SEE FIRST PAGE.

STORE AND FIXTURES on Penn avenue for
- Ient.-ThIs Is a hne stand for business of apy
KIND. and TO good tenant the rent will bs low
Location three doors above WiIliard's. For terms
No. & aud 2t6 Penna. avenue iy S8Iw
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NOTICE.
as am about to move, all persnLs-!ades and
gentleneH-who have loft goods in my store 500 +
street. between 10th and llIh to he ed or
are requested to call ten days from this day 23,h
July. 81. pay expenses, and take them away, or
N. b. shall give notice of my next residence, Ia
the Star. "
jy pa ~" c. GRANDJEAN
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WEDDING CAKES very pretty and very cheap at
the Philadelphia Confectionery, corner i'm AMI n
streets. Ice Cream 8 50 per gallon. jy 18-Im.
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Z On STREET,
opposite Franklin Square bettceen Sth and l4fk Sfs
AT thls pleasant place of resort ICE CREAMS.
WATER ICES, SODA WATER, and the hnsst
CAKES Of all kinds, are constantly kept on hand,
N. B. Families served With Ice Cream by the
Quart or gallon. iyl1 I'm
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BY TELEGRAPH TO The STAR.
FRoMAGENr ASSOCIATED ppess
The Canal D,fuc,,,- -,

Messrs Ruggles and Sheriff.. met ba,n -, oners
ing. All the Misunderstanding betw.en ,rs,a,
s,s now TrmGred1Mr Ruggies retaining the
measures necessary 10 expedite the enisru ~ %.
OF the canal, and to impart 20 IL the utmo., ,.
CITY for business. To facilitate steam ma yIr.,s
and also the passage OF boats fully loaded the,,,
have directed all the bridges TO be raised VIII
out delay, at least twelve feet above the top Of
he Nzfa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
The Van VOrhes Black Republic
an Legislature on WOman's
Rights and NiggeE Voting.

To show the people of this district
how the Van Worries Legislature occu-
lpied its time, and what nonsense and
folly received its consideration, we
quote a resolution introduced in the
| Legislature by the Black Republican
companions ofVan Worries. Mcssrs.
Cattell and Garfield IaJolitionists) to
whom as a select committee were re-
Iered the several woman's rights petit
tiona, reported the following resolu.
tien: .......
Resotrsd, That the Judiciary Com.
mittee be instructed to report to the
Senate a bill to submit to the quail
fled electors of the next election for
Senators and Representatives. an
amendment to the constitution, where
| by the elective franchise shall be eX-
tended to the citizens ofOhio eoithOut
distinction IF sea.
! See Appendix to Senate Journal
1851 page 527.
About the time n select committee
Of abolitionists (Canfeld, Brown and
TnyloT to whom was referred the pc.
tition OF colored men, reported the fol-
lowing resolution.
Re8Olred, That the committee on
the judiciary be instructed to report
to the Senate a bill which shall provide
for submitting toth9 qualified electors
|ofthc StUtc, at the next election for
Senators and Representatives, an
amendment to the constitution BY
WHICH THE ELECTIVE FRANCHISE SHALL
DE EXTENDED TO CoLoRED MEN undeI
tie Same restrictions and subject to
the same conditions as are ih,p0Sed
upon white men.
Appendix Senate Journal, 1857,
page 533.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
Perry County.

We learn from an intelligent, ac.
tive Democrat OF Perry county that
the Democracy Of the county were
never better united or more enlhusias-
tic than now. lie iniOmS us that Per-
ry will give from three or -four hun
'dred majority at the coming election.
The following is their county ticket:
Auditor-Jno. Weimer.
Sheriff.. j. johnson.
Commissioner-Jno. B. Delong,
Surveyor-Thos. D. Spare.
Coroner--Henry Wilson.
Inf. Director-Jno. Baker.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
A bEGAL NOTICE.

Ephraim FruZee Paftluon.
against
Sarah Reed and others. Vinton Common Pleas.
'INllE said Sarah Reed, Polly Reed of full age
i Adeiu Reed Lincas Reed. lsom Reed, Car
ulinu Reed. and Thurmur Reed. minor heirs ut
law of Simon Reed, deceased, of the county OF
Jackson and State OF Ohio; Aclin Reed Covin,
Martin Colvin inaut heirs of Mary COl,in, deed,
of the county of Ross and State aforesaid. Sally
Ann Odle aud James Acin ode minor heirs OF
Elsa Odle decd, Of the county of Ross aforesaid
will take notice that on the 3lSt day of 1ugust,
A. D. 1855. the said Ephraim Fruzcc filed his pc
titon in the Court OF Common Pleas Of said
county Of Vintom. where the same is now pend
ing, claiming TO own aud hold six equal seventh
parts Of the following premises, situate in said
county Of Vintnn. to wit: The wet half Of the
sonth- west quarter of section number eighteen,
township number ten, Of range number seven
teen. containing nnety-fivc and titty-two one
hundredthS acres. Of which premises sand Eph-
rain Ftazee demands partition in Such manner
that each person having an interest therein may
hold his or their respective share thereof in Sev-
crulty; or If the same cannot be done without
manifest injury thereto then that said premises
may he sold, &c. according to the statutein sucf
case made and provided.
| At the next erm Of said Court, an application
will he made Ivy said demandant for an order Of
partition of said premises und for all other prop
I er orders necessary in the premises.
/ Sept!Gw Z. T. BINGnAM. Atty for Demandant
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
Cincinnati Market,

tINClNNATI. Stpl' w.
FLOUR-lhe market was firm to. day.
with fair local and sumo export demand for
choice superfne to extra brands. The sales
comprise 200 brls., at Sl S. Cl5 for good to
choice superfne, anl s. 1908 35 fer extra,
the latter rate for white wheat $500 brlS.
were received the last 4S hours.
WHISKY-Tho market is unchanged
with sales of 600 brls, at20@2esc., the lat
ter rate for wagon.
PROVlSI0NS--Holders seem more will
ing to srlI, and 700 hrls. Mess Pork sold to.
day at SlJ 70; % hhis. bulk Shoulders at
5sc. for butchers aud l04c for prime.
GROCERlES--'The market is unchanged
with fair demand in the regular way. We
continue to quote Molasses at 4l@45c.;--
Coffee al Tia Be-. and Sugar 84@9r. l0O
bags fair Coffee sold al llsc., ana $50 brIs.
Mola,.ps az 44@45r.
WHEAT The Market is firm, with a gool
home demand aud fair inquiry lor ship
meni. Sales Of 900 bush. prime red at s.
03. deIvered 40 10 good do. at 81; $50 do
fair do. at SO $40 do. prime red, in store
al s OIL 800 do. do white, in store, at : /.
II, delivered; 500 do. good white at 81 ID
100 do. inferior do. at 90c.; 500 do. mixed
at 81 06.
OATS-The market is inactive and prices
droopins, through not quolablJ lower. We
quore prime old at SOC A sac OF 2,7OO busl
lnieriOr now at sole.
RYE--A good demand, and the market il
firm at &c. Sales Of 200 bush.
CORN--A good demand, aud prices ar
steady, al 56g SIC. Tor fair mixed and Gu
for prime white.
POTAT0ES-A rather better demand 70
prime Neshsnucks, and the market is firm
60 @g0c. Northern are in moderate demanl
al 7U@75c.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23

U ToodleS presented an order to
the Treasurer, the other day, for one
dollar and a half, and there being no
county funds, it was not paid; where.
upon Toodles had it put on interest!
Then he got NAL and swore terribly
then he rushed down to his sane,
tum and wrote a fierce article--thcn
he ran to a case Of type and "Set il
up"-then he grabbed something in
his pocket and "took something to
taken-then he subsided.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23

Harriet Mills, plvff.) In Court Of Com. Pleas Of
against Vinton CO., D. Petition
John Mills. deTt. for Divorce and Alimony.
DEPOSlTIONS in this action will be taken by
~ the plaiutifrat the office Of the Clerk of the
District court Of Lafayette, Tippecanoo county,
Estate Of Indiana, before competent authority, ON
the LIST day of October, A. D. 1858, between o..
clock A. NJ. and 10 o'clock p. NJ, and the eXami-
nations adjourned from day 10 day unit; the same
are completed. HARRIET MILLS,
I SeptS-Sw BY Bratton IL Dana, her Attys.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
Maine Election.

It's not entirely settled that the
Democracy have not gained a mem.
ber Of Congress in Maine. A dis,
patch from Portland, dated the 18th,
says that Colonel Jonson, Democrat,
ia the Waldo District, is confident oil
his election, and says his opponents
cannot count him down below twenty
two majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
PAT. D. McKlNNIS, ESTATE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Samaria D.
~ Mckinnis, Administrative Of the estate of
Patrick b. McKinnis, deceased, has filed her ac-
counts and vouchers in the Probate Courtof Vim
ton county, Ohio, for inspection and final settle
said court on the sth day Of October A. ID, 1858.
b. 2. HEWITT, Pro- Judge.
Sept. i6.--Sw