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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-30
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Thomas O'llauow, County, Ohio.
VIM. Fec
James Sullivan,
j. G.. Swctland,
and Johr X, Newton, Pitts,
vs.,
Big Sand Iron Co., Defts.
DY virtue Of executions to mo directed from
~ the Court ofCommon Pleas fVinton County,
Ohio will offer for sale at the door Of the court
house in the town of Macarthur, in said county,
On the 18th day Of October, 1853,
between the hours of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clockP. NJ. Of said day, the following described
property, to wit;
The Northeast quarter and Southeast quar-
ter Of the Southwest quarter, Of Section IS,
Township 10, Range II, in said county of Vim
ton, containing two hundred acres, more or less.
Taken on execution as the property of the Big
sand Iron Company, to satisfy Judgments rem
dered in said Court--one in favor Of *. d ID.
Will, one in favor of Il. Hannegan, one in favor
of Thomas O'lInrow, one in favor of VIM. Fec.
one in favor Of James Sullivan, one in favor of
J. G. Swctland, and one in favor of John r.
Newton. Appraised at $4,000, and must bring
thirds of that sum.
WM. GOLD,
Sheriff ofVinton county %.
Sept. ., lS5S--5w-cd
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-30
John M. BROWNS Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that Pearly Brow,
~ and L.. G. Brown, Administrators Of the
estate Of John NJ. Brown, deceased have 6led in
the Probate Court of Vinton county, Ohio, their
accounts and vouchers for inspection and partial
setIlement, ana that the same will be passed up
on by said Court on the sth day of October. 4
d. 1855. B.P. HEWITT. PRO ,InJso
Sept. lG, ls5S.-sw 20
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-30
SCALE OF PREMIUMS

EoR THE SEVENTH ANNUAL FAIR
Il of the VintOn County Agricultural
Society, to be held at Macarthur, ON Tues
day, October 9Th, 1853.
CLASS A-CATTLE.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.

IL persons hereby notified that letters of ad- IA ninstration, with the will annexed, have been granted by the Court of Probate, in and for the county of Hampstead, in the State of Arkansas to the undersigned, upon all and singular the estate of Joshua Morrison late of said county, deceased, bear ing date the lth day of January in the year 1858. All persons therefore having claims or demands against said estate hereby required toeNhbt the same to the undersigned properly authenticated, within one year after date of such letters or they may be precluded from any benefit in tle estate and if such claims are not exhibited within two years from the date of such letters they shall be forever barred and prealrdcd from any benefit from such estate. Grandson D. Royston. esq. of Washington, llemp~tcad county, Arkansas, having been constitu- ted by the last will and testament of said deceased the attorney for said the debts due said estate are in his hands for settlement and collection.
 Washington, II, Heml stead county, Arkansas 18th January, l>5S
 JOHN E. SANDFFUR Administrator
 with will annexed of ,oshua Morrison, dec'd.
 Jan. 26. lsl3. Gw Cost Of adv. SlO 30.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
NO. 19.

mail shall be let every the lowest bidder oer reference o the mode o such transportation than may oe to provide for the due celey certainty and security or such transportation" Under this law a de- scfpoh oi bus have been received They do specify
 or conveyance, but take the entire mail each up wth ceierty certainty and security using tho terms oi the law These bids styled, from the m winch they designated the books star 6id and they will be construed providing for the conveyance of the entire ma Garg ,eatersr ag 6e the oe necessary to ts cerity certainty and secRrty."
 In all where the lowest grade of service is believed to be sufficient the wes' bid will be accepted preference to star or specific bG,
 When the lowest bid is bid and specifies either no mode an inadequate mode of conveyance will aeeeped but be set aside for specific bid proposing the necessary service.
 When inc bid does specify mode of convevance also, when proposes to carry according the advertisement, but without snch specified ion, it will be considered pro- posal for horseback service.
 20. modification of bid in any of it's essential terms Is anamount to bd and be eceive ed so as to interfere with regular competitions after the last for receiving bids.
 2l Postmasters be careful certify the suf cheney of without knowing that are persons of sufficient responsibility; and all bidders guar antors and snreties distinctly notified that failure enter into perform the for the service for m 'he accepted bds, their legal liabilities will be enforced
 Present contractors, and persons known at the depart me must equally with others, procure uarantprs and tiheaes of their sucency substantially in the prescribed The certificates of ueiency be signed by a postmaster or by a judge of of record
 A. V. BROWN,
 rep y, leoS. l2t Postmaster General.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
Feb. 9, 1858.
Rev. Peter CuIp. M. ID,

SoMERvILLE, TLNN., May 14, 1857. Dr. J. A. CLoPToN, Huntsville, Ala: Dear Sir It affords joy nexpressibc to inform you that your invaluable Ointment has etlectually cured cancer my wife's face, of l2 Is years standing For some time previous to getting your Ointment, her face had been very much inhamed, and at the time we made the first application, she suffering a great dea We applied the Ointment according to directions eight ten days, after which the cancer healed very fast, and was soon well, and has been ever since, about year now.
 Previous to using your remedies, my wife had used numerous things, every making her worse. We learned from Mrs. Hix, Lagrange that you cured cancer on her nose of 22 years standing, and one Mrs. Chrstiana Moores face of 90 years standing. would be glad to get two boxes like the used. Should you send them, l will forward the money by return mail
 Respectfully, PETER GULF, M. D. Pamphlets containing testimonials of the highest character will be forwarded to any that may wish them.
 Acrof ld Ulcers Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin curol. Medicines forwarded by mail. Testi- monials c.n be seen at this offce
 Address. J. A. CLOPTON, M. D.,
 Dec s, 1857. HHtsuile, Ala.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
N O TICE TO F PRE- MPTI ION
 CLAIM NTS.
OFF1CL c. & r. F. k. Co.,, l ,LtL- D-L iL L.. n1 A U

J rENF attention of ll persons ho claim title by pre- emption to any of the lands granted by the act of Congress of 9th Feb, 1858, and transferred by act of the Legislature of Arkansas of Nov 2G l856 to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company is hereby called to the following sections of said act of transfer SEC 2. Every person. who, the 9th day of February, 1858, occupied, ty residence and outiva- ton thereon any tract of land comprised in the grant made by virtue off, and under the provisions of such act of Congress of February 9th lo53 may purchase from said Cairo and Fulton Railroad Company, ut two dollars and fifty cents per acre. the legal sub division of such land as shall include his residence and actual Improvements not to exceed one quarter section by complying with the following conditions: SEC. 3. Such claimant shall, within three months after said lands selected and confirmed to said Company, and list plat thereof filed in the Recor- derS office in the county in which such lands may lie, file with the Auditor of State his own affidavit accompanied by the athdavits of two disinterested tee-holdcrs of his county describing the land claim ed by legal sub divisions proving the fact of such occupancy residence and cultivation upon such legal subdivision with few to actual cultivation and set tlement. before the day above specified. Said Com pany may. by giving reasonable notice to such cla- mant, appear before the Auditor and controvert the facts set forth in such aidavs. and the Auditor may swear witnesses hear proof and, for shown set aside any such claim. PF0Cd9cd, That no such claim shall be set aside for sdeSliption or error in form only. founded on mistake but affidavit, showing such mistake, reasonable time may be given for the filing of corrected proof.
 SEC. f. Said claimant shall after three months, or "S soon theIe'iter as sald 'ohipany snail be III a condition 10 make title pay to said Company the sideration for said tud us herein before provided whereupon he shall be entitled to receive from said Company deed for the same but in case of failure to file said proof or pay said consideration money, within the respective times specified, the right to make such purchase shall cease"
 The lists of such lands as have been ceded to this Company are hledn the Recorders and Clerks office in the respective counties in which these lands lie as required by the third section Of the act. Those wish ing to avail themselves of the provisions of the act referred to- should apply for that purpose within the time prescribed therein.
 JAS. $. WILLIAMS, Chief Engineer
 and Land Com'r, C. X F. R. R. co.
 NoTE-The lists of lands appe-taning to the Cairo and Fulton Railroad owned by the Company being now filed; notice is hereby given, that trespassers upon these lands will be held responsible for any and all deprcdatons committed upon them.
 JAS. $. WILLIAMS.
 Chief Engineer and Land Comr, etc.
 .Ian Etr
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
NOTICE IS HEKEBY GIVEN.

THAT at public sale of lands for non payment \ of taxes. held and made in pursuance of the laws regulating the collection of taxes in the State of Arkansas, by Gustavus V. Johnson. us Sheriff and tax collector for the county of St. Francis, in said State at the court house door, ill said county on the first day of November, in the year 1852, the said sheriff did on said day offer for sale at public auction the north west quarter of Section twenty-six, in Township four North. of Range three East, contain ing one hundred and sixty of land, for county and State taxes, costs and penalty due on said land, from the years 1926 to 1852, inclusive, so much thereof would be sufficient pay the amount ing to the of one hundred and thirty dollars and thirty five cents, and having previously given the notice required by law, by advertisements in Che Southern Shield, q newspaper published ill the town of Helena, in the State of Arkansas. one insertion thereof was made than thirty days before said day of sale having posted the same up at the door of the Court House. in said county of St. Francis more than thirty days before said day of sale and said tract assessed and taxable in the name of Elias Smith, a non resident of said county of St. Francis ard no one offering to pay said taxes, costs and penalty due on said tract of land for less than the whole thereof the same Was struck off to Philan- der Lrttell for the whole thereof the said Phander Llteli, paying to the then sheriff Gustavus V. John son, as Sherf and collector aforesaid the said of one hundred and thirty dollars and thirty five ccnts the said Johnson sheriff and collector afore- sald, gave {" him tax collectors certificate for the same, and tie term of twelve months being the time allowed by law for the redemption of said tract of land, having expired since the day of sale. and no person having redeemed offered to redeem the same, and the said Philander Littel, having presented to John C. Tyer the successor. as sheriff and collector of said county of St. Francis the certificate, made by the said Johnson, and demanded deed for said tract oi land, the said John C. 1yer as sheriff and collec tor of said county of St Francis did the l1th day of October 1856, make and execute decd, and de-
 liver the same conveying to said Lell all the right title and interest of all persons, whomsoever in and to said tract of land, which deed having been fully acknowledged WAS filed for record in the office of the clerk of the county of St. Francis
 Now therefore. all persons who can set up any right to said land so purchased, or any part thereof, in consequence of any nformality rreguary or ille gality connected with such sale are hereby called upon to show cause at the first term of the Circuit Court which may be held in and for the county of St. Francis, in which said lands are situated, six months after the publication of this notice, why the sales So made shall not be confirmed pursuant to a pellton to be filed by in said court, for that pur pose. PIILANpER LITTEIL
 Feb. ,, 1857. 17-6t. cost of adv. $25
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
IMPORTATION WANTED,

o County, Mo-, July l2th, lo54 and was on stea- mer Julia Dean when She sunk near Pocahontas, Ar kansas. W then last heard of he was below Elizabeth on White river in March, lS55. He is supposed to be on White River. Any information of him will be very thankfully received by me. Address
 ISAAC TAYLOR,
 Jan. 19. '51. Ht ITlliln Pnlaski Cn. III.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

Leave Pine Bluff Monday at A m | Arrive at Camden next day by D m. | Leave Camden Wednesday at am. 5 Arrive at Pine Bluff next day by6 pm. From Pine Bluff by Locust Cottage, Monday and Como, to Charlottesville, 50 miles and back once week. Lea ve Pine Bluff every Thursday ats m, Arrive at Charlottesville every Saturday by 6
 D m,
 Leave Charlottesville every Sunday at m, Arrive at Pine Bluff every Tuesday by m From Pine Bluff by Egypt, Mass Hill. Fair
 Forest. Relfs Bluff. and Montongo, to Monti-
 cello. 60 miles and back, six times week. Leave Pine Bluff daily, except Sunday at a
 m,
 Arrive at Monticello came day by pm, Leave Monticello daily, except Sunday, at a
 Tn,
 Arrive at Pine Bluff same day by 10 pm From Pine Bluff, by Lehi, Mount Elba, and
 Eagle Creek, to Warren, 54 miles and back,
 three times week.
 Leave Pine Bluff every Tuesday, Thursday,
 and Saturday at ? p m,
 AfuVe at Warren next days by m, AesSe Warren every Monday, Wednesday, and
 Friday at 6 a m. Q nIrife at Pine Bluff next days by II a m. fion rlne Bluff to Aberdeen. in Prairie coun- Y, o9 miles and back, once week. Leave Pine Binf Monday at a m,
 1,lNe at Aberdeen next day by 6 m, ,eaVe Aberdeen Wednesday af nm. AfnVe at Pine Bluff next day spm.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16

Arrive at Lisbon next days by 10 ''0' rr1m Monticello, by Lacy, Franklin Hill, Hamburg Elon, Bastrop, La and Spring Ilace, to Monroe, l05 miles and back three times week Leave Monticello Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at . Tn, arrive at Monroe next days by l2m
 leave Monroe Monday, Wednesday, and Fri day at 2 a m
 arrive at Monticello next days by l2 m -ooo 6lds Ids to run six times week are invited. '''o from Holly Point by Portland. Hazards store, Newport. Coopers Store Dearmonds MnlHs, Wolf Creek, and D. F. Steven's in ~ t,l9w county, to Monticello, 50 miles and Leave Holly Point Monday otsaw
 arrlve at Monticello next day bv 10 m leave Monticello Tuesday at nm -ooo arrve @ at Holly Point next day by pm. f9s9 From Grand Lake, by Eudora Uoliv po;r, and Chester to Hamburg, 56 miles and back three times week.
 Leave Grand Lake Monday, Wednesday. and Friday at , a m ~ arrive at Hamburg same days by lOpm leave Hamburg Tuesday, Thursday and Sa- turday at m.
 arrive at Grand Lake same days by lopm. 'sso From Hamburg, by Maria and Saline Land : ing, to Fl Dorado, 70 miles and back once d week
 Leave Hamburg Monday at 6 am.
 i a'iiNe ,a at |, Fl Dorado next day by pm, leave Fl Dorado Wednesday at 6 q rn arrive ut Hamburg next day by 9 D m Dlds to run three times q week ars invited ''sl from Hamburg. by Shiloh and Long View to warren 42 miles and back, twice Il week. Leave Hambnrg every Monday and Wednes- arrive at Warren next days by 5pm
 leave warren every Monday and W Wednesday arrive at Hamburg next days by 5pm. bus to run three times a week will be consi- dered. -'i " 00'-''- 1892 From liillsboro, Ark. by Union X Roads. La; Malon, Spring Hill, and Ouachita City, to Monroe, 70 miles and back three times a Leave Hsboro Monday. Wednesday. and Friday at d m ~ arrive at Monroe next days by 10 pm, leave Monroe Monday, Wednesday, and Fri arrive at Hillsboro' next days bv 1Onm 1893 From Hamburg to Berlin \ miles and bacl, once week. Leave Hamburg Saturday at Ham,
 arrive at Berlin the same day by l2 m leave Berlin Saturday at 1 D In
 arrlNe at Hamburg same day by 2nm '''f fioin nainDurg by Eudora and Lake Village ao ooiuihoia Al miles and back, three times Leave Hamburg Monday Wolns1ov and E-; day at 6 a in
 arrive at Columbia same days by 6 pm. leave columbia Tuesday, Thufs lay, and Sa- tnrday at i n
 arrive at Hamburg same days bv 6nm I99o From Grand Lake. by Mason Hin. IN. O. to Lake Village, 35 miles and back once week.
 Leave Grand Lake Friday at am.
 arrive at Lake Village same day bv Inn leave Lake Village Saturday at s m -oo, arrIve 4rIve at Grand Lake same day by 4pm ''9o From Columbia to Lake Village 10 miles and oack, three times a week. Leave Columbia. Monday Wednesday and Friday at 10 am. arrive at Lake Village same days by l2m, leIye Lake Village Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at , D m, arrive at ('utup,bi. -o,,,, l.,-.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-02-16
FORMS OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTY, AND
 CERTIFICATE.

CERTIFICATE.
 PROPOSAL
 i"e u'"eSShen- ---whose post office address is--, uny o'' state of --, proposes convey the mails oi the Chhed states, from July l65S June 3O 1862 on route No, between-and-ag 10 the advertise ent or me f"smase General, dated December 3I lS57 for the annual sum of - dollars ' ' hiS proposal Is made with knowledge of the distance or the rone, the weight of the mail to be carried and all other particulars in reference route and and aso er careful examination of laws and insuc attached to the advertisement
 (Signed)
 GUARANTY.
 me nhderslgned, residing State oI ---- undertake that the foregoing bid carving the mail on ione NO be accepted bv the Postmaster General the pauer Sha por 10 the t day of August Iss enter into he required obligation, or contract perform the service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties
 ms we do understanding distinctly the obligations and assumed by guarantors under the 27th section of the act ot Congress of July 3, ls3i.
 "a'su' (Signed Dy two guarantors.)
 CERTIFICATE.
 The undersigned, postmaster at --, State of - cees under his oath of ohce that he acquainted with he apGve and knows them p be of property and able to make good their guaranty. Dated fSig,ed
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
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4
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II have been using them for the last Iprse
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The above selections few Of Aundreds that might
be given, and yet hunted csrtfcatesl We
could get 14dreas Of them in this city for the mere
asking.
TOdds pills for sale dealers everywhere Address
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MoRE ARoUT TnF 3TsrRr !,

PHILADELPHIA, Sept, 30-A1fred Vein, one
OF the rescued passengers of the Austria, states
that when the metallic life=b boat, containing,
among other persons, the first officer of the
austria, MI Haden, came up, and after the oc-
cupantsA had been taken on board this officer
deliberately cut the boat adrft, Notwithstanding
ne was Informal by the sailors who had lust left
the burning vessel that there were at least
sixty OF seventy persons still clinging to the
wreck. After this act of the first officer. the
Captain of the Maurice set sail with his vessel
towards the Azores, but in the morning returned
to the neighborhood of the disaster. The Aus
tria was still found in flames The Norwegian
bark was met here, but Mr. Vein cannot tell if
she saved any lives. Mr. Vein states that
shortly after the fire broke out one of the
wooden boats was safely lowered and left the
steamship with four or five persons, among the
rest q Mr. Hoxie., There is no account of this
boat having been pickediup. Theonly attempt
to extinguish the fire on board was made bya
number of first cabin passengers who threw
lSeTeral buckets of water on the flames but of
course without avail. Mr. Vein is confident
that there were but few life preseryers on board
the Austria. He examined his own state room
several times without finding any. Those who
attempted to sustain themselves with chairs and
stools found them of no use.
Among the passengers who took passage in
the Austria ut Hamburg was Dr. Richard Sci.
dener, of Philadelphia, whose name has not vet
been published MS among the passengers, and
who is believed to have persisted
NEw YoME, Sept So a revised list of the
passengers of the steamer Austria, not heard of
and supposed to beof the lost, include the fol-
lowing names:
Anna Papers and three Children, and Maria
Herken, of st. Louis; Theodore Gercke, John
Weinmann, Mrs. d. Wachmann and children,
and Meir Nackman, all OF Baltimore; NJ Mein.
berg, Mrs. Beickand and children, of Alexandria
Va; F. Williams and three children, Of Wash
ingtOn, D. c., +. R. Brcckman of Cincinnati;
Carl Meyer, of New Orleans. There is a posi-.
ready known, as one boat was seen several rain miles
astern of the steamer, with six or eight in it;
that boat has not been heard from. There is also
a possibility that some of those left clinging to
the burning steamer at nightfall, by the barque
Maurice, may have been rescued by the Nor
wegian brig, next morning
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FROM SAVANNAH

4 3sAvANNAM, Sept. 8O.-There7 were 8 inter.
ments from yellow fever yesterday.
The steamer 3Catawba brings Havana and
Key West advices to-the 10Th.
The bark Byzantine, from New Orleans for,
Boston, wasat Key West discharging in order.
to'repair a!leak
= The bark Caplia, from Galveston for New
York, had put in to Key West with her crew
sick.
e Sugar at Havana was dublin consequence of
the stringency, but prices were nonlinally un-
changed. In freights nothing was doing Ex-
change continued very firm.
Il Heavy rains had fallen throughout Cuba.
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fCHBAP FOR GASH.

IT O. HARBOUR, No. 14s Main ST., has just returned
from the East, and Is receiving his NEW STOCK
OF FALL GOODS, which Is very large embraces
greatest variety ever offered In this city.
MY stock consists in part of complete assortment
carpets kugs OIL Cloths, Wall Paper, Window Shades
curtain DamAsks Satin De Lanes Gilt Cornces, Curtain
Bands and Pins, Table and Piano CoYers together with
great variety of articles too mention. This
stock has been selected with price,,
aud do think that now Ofer inducements that have
not before been offered In this city. %
Those In want Of Goods House Furnishing Way will
please cell ut the Old Stand l48 Main street satisfy
themselves that this place CHEAP G0oDs
! sepS ]. @. HARBOUR.