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Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel Of recent date says:
Exceptions having been taken by some member of
the Jewish persuasion to the particular paragraph in
the teegraphc dispatch sent by President Buchanan
to Queen Victoria Dr. Isidor Kalisch, Rabbi Of the
Bne Jeshurun congregation in this city wrote to the
President for an explanation Yesterday Dr. Kaliseh
called upon to read the Presidents reply and re-
quests its publication in the Sentinel 1t is folows
WAsnISGroS Cry, Sept H. 1:58.
Ny dear Sir: have received your favor Of the
5th instant, and permit me to say that in the con-
structon Of my answer to the Queen think you are
somewhat hypercritcal Most certainly, never in
tended, by using the expression, All the nations of
Christendom, to cast any reflection upon the Jews.
Such an idea never entered my mind. Both as Presi
dent Of the United States and as an individual,
have ever been the advocate of religious liberty and
the perfect freedom ofconscience For many of your
persuasion entertain the highest personal regard,
and ! would be the last man in the world, either in
an official document or private letter, to use any
expression derogatory to their character calculated
to wound their feelings.
Yours, very respectfully,
Tnv Ts1nnp X 4yrsrt, NYI,rt,t-as
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

NOTICE TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed WeAtrhnardUE both rough and dressed
from the very yellow Pins and cypress timber for sale
sl4 per for and - 90 per for dressed in o to suit
purchasers.
R57-I4umber sawed to order
tel9 ly STAR PLANlSG MILLS New Basin,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

ID EFINEGD SUGAR-200 bb's, suart's and Lowering
Ia Crushed and Powdered Sugars for sale by
THOMPSON 4 BARNES,
aul6 % and . Common street,
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Tss FOR RhAD0N Ard GHLAgM
f=as4Fls3-ta SPRINCSTwiCe wcek-fhe steamer All
d5Rsa=sssv vance, Sam Abes, muster will leave for
Bledon and tullnUl Springs week as follows
Mobile for BNdon and Gulum Springs aud DemOpois
every Saturday evening, at O'CLOCK.
avts Mobile for BRdOn and Gullun Springs Wednes
day evening. O'Clock.
Returning
Radon aUd CnlHm Springs every Tuesday and Thurs
day evening O'clock Hfriv Mobile every Wednesday
md Friday morning, at 6 O'clock
Enr IusS Igfr al
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-10-05

ATR, GEORGE BUCKINGFIAHE HOLDS OUR
l fn power lf attorney, per act passed before James
iy22 # COLEMAN. BRIFFoN 4 wTTHERs.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
Increase over 1857
S3l46 81

Here, it will be seen, is a heavy
increase-more than the difference OF
81, $50; hence, there must have been
adeCrease in some items, as well as
the increase above exhibited. In fact,
the $3.50 is about balanced by the
additional erpen8es attending the
Courts, which amount to the sum OF
$14S6.86. We suppose this large in
crease was necessary and unavoidable.
If crime is committed and expense
incurred by the State in consequence
thereof, the officers, witnesses and ju.
rymen ought not to be blamed for it.
They perform their duties under oath,
OF the sacrifice of their private bust
ness, and are entitled to all the law
allows for such services.
The expense for General Index OF
the Clerks records, we are informed,
was necessary one. The books had
never been indexed since the organi-
cation of the county, and the costs of
the job all came upon the Treasury in
a lump and were paid to Mr.. W. L.
Edmiston. We presume h1 earned
his money. If he did not, the Jour.
nal can inform its readers OF the fact.
The expense Of examining the
Commissioners Report was imposed
upon the county by the Republican
Legislature which passed the law re-
quiring it.
The School Examiners business
has largely increased, and we presume
they earned all they got.
The Prosecuting Attorney is al
lowed salary by the Court. If the
Court increase the salary upon good
grounds, who shall complaint Our
Republican friends had better talk to
Judge Peck on that subject.
The increase in the cost Of printing
was caused by the Republican Legis-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
A Few questions,

When is the Journal going to pitch
into the Jackson Standard, for charg.
ing the ''enormous" sum OF s1G7 for
the proposed amendments to the Con-
stitutien, for which we charged only
$135l When will Il condemn tho
Lancaster Gazette, Portsmouth Trib.
une, Ironton Register and other Re.
publican papers, for charging for the
same job from twenty-five to thirty
dollars more than we didl
When will the Journal denounce
the Athens Messenger, for not expos
ing the state Of the Athens County
Trcasuryl
When will the Journal denounce
Mr.. Shades for carrying in his pocket
jury fees for three years before paying
them into the treasury
When will the Journal accuse itself
Of dishonesty for charging transient
rates for some advertisements while
it takes patent medicine notices at
one-tourth Of those rates9
Answer before the election.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
The Republican Meeting.

Messrs. Horton and Van Worries
addressed a respectable crowd in the
Court House, on Tuesday. We heard
but a portion OF Mr.. Horton S speech.
1t was poor, weak stuff, as a general
thing. He excused himself for voting
for the Dunn Bill, which legalized
slavery in Kansas: also gave some
reasons why he voted against the ad-
mission OF the Free State of Mime
sofa, whose Constitution had been
adopted by an almost unanimous vote
'of the people. The secret Of his op.
position to that State leaked ont. ut
had sent two Democratic i. S. Sena.
tors to Corgressl" He admitted that
the Crittenden Amendment for which
he voted, embraced the doctrine OF
popular sovereignty" and that in
voting for it, ne violated the platform
Of the Republicans. He slid he did
not vote to increase his own pay-that
it was Horton, of New York. Well,
Valentine has enough to answer for
besides that, and as he is not candi-
date we care nothing about him. ex-
cept to exhibit him occasionally as a
good specimen Of the Republican
leaders. The account which he gave
of his acts don't help Van Vorhes--
in fact, We thought he placed Van be,
fore his audience in an exceedingly
awkward position. A few of Hor-
toms assertions will be quite enough
for the Democracy. In the first place
he said, the Democrats of the North
were tho tools of the South; 2ndly.
The Democrats ofthe North were tools
aud imitators Of Douglas; 3rdly, the
Democrats OF the North hated Doug.
las awfuilyl Go home, Valentine, 60
home;--you amt good speaker and
you can't elect Van Worries, mo howl"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
N. II. Van VOThcs' Speech---"NO
more Slave States-NO more
Slave Territories"

We had the luck to hear a portion
of Mr.. Van Worries speech, OH Tues
day afternoon, and were surprised
only Mt one thing, which was, that a
man oil suchinfintessimal, LilliputiOn
littIeness was ever placed by any par
ty in the respectable positions which
he has occupied. We have not time
to give a full report of his remarks,
.'but his position on one question he
assumes with considerable confidence.
lie adheres to the Sovereign power"
doctrine of Congress, and from his re.
marks, he certainly condemned Mr..
Horizons vote on tue Montgomery
Bill. The doctrine OF Mr.. Van VUr-
hes is, that if n Territory contained a
million Of men, every one Of whom
should vote iol a constitution toIera.
ting slavery, and ask admission into
the Union, he would vote against their
admission. He refuses to give the
people of the territories the same
rights which the people Of Ohio en-
joyl
Mr. Van Worries made one remark
to which we shall attend next week,
In speaking Of the English "swindle"
as he politely termed it, he said that
it contained an enormous land grant
as "briGe" to Kansas to come into
the Union with slavery-that the bribe
amounted to the sam Of S24, 100000.
He ought to have known that this was
false. If true, every Republican
member of Congress, Horton incIu.
ded, voted for this same "bribc," as
we shall take occasion to show.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
Rebellion in Gidding's District.

The pent-up fires ofrebelion-which
have been smonldering in Joslua r.
Giddings' District, in this State, ever
since he was defeated in the Congress.
ional Romination-have at last burst
forth. B. N. Richmond, a Repub-
lican ofthe blackest dye, is cur as an
independent candidate against Hutch
ms, the regular caucus nolninee.-
Things are working" even on the
Western Reserve, t.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23

Ilature. which passed the laws requi
Ir;pc m extra amount to be DONE
The additional expense for Blank
Books, in which to keep the records
Of the county, we presume, was una,
voidable, more books being bought
last year than the year before.
3y'a law Of the last Legislature,
Assessors were allowed two dollars f"
day instead Of one dollar and fifty
ccurs, as formerly; besides which, they
performed more labor than they did
the year previous. These facts ex-
plain the difference IN the expense OF
tl'is item.
Every one who knows tho impO'si-
bility of doing business in the Court
room while dozens of feet are shuidlng
and clattering over the bare floor ad'
nlits that carpet was actually heces'
sary to facilitate business. Hence
| this item Of expense.
The item OF expense for Coroner'S
inqucsts, was, OF course, unavoidable.
SO, also, the expense Tor lnquests oi
Iunacy.
The large increase OF expenses Tor
support Of the poor, was no doubt in
cured in strict accordance with the
law, both temporal and divine.
There being larger number oil
prisoners andIunatics nJall, OF course
the expense Of clothing, boarding,
medical services, &c, must have been
cOrrespondinsIy Increased.
Reporting marriages, births, DC,
was a duty imposed upon the Clerk
by the Republican Legislature. The
o;hcr items explain themselves.
But, some Republican may say,
that in June, 1857, there was a bal
auce in the Treasury Of $4,000, while
in 1853 the balance amounted to oil.
Iy 81, 800! How does that come o
The explanation is easy. In 1861
the total receipts Of tue Treasury
amounted to S42 ,OSG, while, in 1857
S, they were but S37.57O. Accor.
ding to this, the Treasury, in 1857,
was able to pay out S4,516 more than
it was in 1858, because the receipts
were that much greater. 1t is evident,
therefore, that if Mr.. Payne had re,
ceived only the amount which came
into the hands Of ms successor, and
been called upon to pay just what he
did pay, the Treasury, at the expira-
ton of his term, would have been
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23

0JIt is a lac: admitted on all hands
that Messrs. j. & E. Dodge are sell
ing the cheapest goods in Macarthur.
IT any doubts exist on this point give
them q trial.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
John MI. BROWNS Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that Pearly Brown
IN and l.. G. Brown. AdministratorS OF Tie
estate Of John M. Brown, deceased, have nled 10
the. Probate Court Of Vinton county, Ohio. theiI
accounts and vouchers for inspection and partial
settlement aud that the same will be passed up
Oh by said Court on the sthdsy Of OctnberS a.
D. 1858. y. ?, HEWITT, Pro'J 'Jnoss'
Sept. 10, 1s5s.-sv -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23

U Bishop Purcell we are informed
confirmed 80 persons in the Catholic
faith at Raecoon, and fourteen at this
place.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
Look Out!

NOTICES hereby given that on or abont tho
~ 18th day of July, 1855. one ]. Freeman OBJ
tained through fraud and false representation,
note Of hand for one hundred and twenty II 10
dollars, signed by Alexander Thomas and Joot
Sage, and that we do no, intend TO pay said note.
ALEXANDER THOMAS,
JOAL SAGE.
IIamden, Sept 7, ls5S.-n5-w6
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23

A LARGE PUMPKIN.-Mr. NJ L.
Bobo raised pumpkin this season,
which weighed fifty pounds and meas
ured in circumference one way, four
feet and four inches. Who can beat
itl
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
...... DIR. HOoFLAND'S
cELRBRATED
G ( r NJ 4 N BITTERS,
PREPARED BY
DR. C. NJ. JACKSON, Philad., Pa.

DR. C. NJ, JACKSON, Philad., Pa.
WILL EFFEcTUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA.
Juuniics,, ChrOnc or Ne,vOgs DeMlitq,
Diseases Of the Kidneys, and all diseases
arising from diSOrdesel Ligtr or
SBmach
Give ethem Trial, They will Cure You.
For sale rs cents per bottle, by dru ggsts
and storokecpers in every town aud village in
the United States and Canadas, ives. Indias ard
South America.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
2leD AO6rrtiscmcnts
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SCHOOL BOOKS.
NTGUFFEY'S Eclectic Series, Rays Arithme-
vi tic, Pinnoo's Grammar Comstock's Philos.
opny, Rays Algebra, lst Part, for sale at great E
ly reduced prices. Also. u general assortment
-ef Pr,.Sr, PJns lnkr,ands, States Pen Holders
&c, all of thyhesJ quality. at prices TO suit the
times. ior CASH only. McBETll & GIBSON.
Sept. 24.-tf
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
MARRIED,

In this place, on the 2lst inst, by Rov. S. c.
FRAMrToN, Mr.. HENRY S. HAMILTON. Of
Wheeling, Va, and Miss ELIZABETH LANTZ,
of Macarthur.
Long life, health happiness, prosperity, sue
cess and Uthor good things, attend tie bride
and groom on the journey which they have just
begun together.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
FOR CONGRESS-,
CHARLES D. MARTIN, Of Fairfield.
COUNTY TICKET.
The County Expenditures.

Many good people Of the county
are really desirous Of knowing why it
is that our county expenses were so
much last year, when the Court House
and public buildings were paid for
the year before. We will endeayor
TO explain, briefly, for their satisiac-
ton. The expenses of the county the
past year were not so much as the
year previous by t1oO MOuSand one
hundred and tecenty fire dOllars.-
Yet, We had to pay in 1867 the sum
'of $3,G75 on the Court House, which
leaves an increase Of expenses for the
past year in ether matters, amounting
to S1,55n. Now, let us see if this
sum cannot be accounted for by com.
pairing some of the items paid for in
the two fiscal years ending June l.,
1857 and 1853.
The following facts and figures arc
culled from the table of expenditures
of those years, published by the Au,
ditor:
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23
OHIO STATE AND UNION LAW COL.
80 ...... LEC,E

! 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
| JAM ~. NJ. 4. KING, SEcRITART.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-09-23

P. S.--Since writing the above, we
are credibIy Informed that Mr., Shades
claims having collected a sLlall por-
ton Of the above amount; but the
Auditors books, certified by the
Treasurer, show that not one dollar uf
the above fines or costs have ever been
paid into the Treasury by any one;
but, according to all the books, the
whole amount still re- mains unpaid
and unsatisfed. y.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
Police Intelligence.

Yesterday afternoon by the of Oliver
F. Watson George A. Williams and Milo Lee arrest
ed by policemen Engar, Benton and Seaman the
charge of rotng at the General Wayne Hotel and assault
ing and beating the officers An examination of the mat
took place Justice Logan and appeared in ev
idence that the accused parties commenced acting in dis
orderly manner upon and afterwards entered
the hotel and created quite disturbance there The pro
pretor sent the police to take them into custody which
was accordingly done but as the accused being
lodged in the station they turned upon officers
and gave them several blows. Watson and vii
iams it appeared aggressor in the transaction
the former of whom was committed and the latter re
leased on bail answer before the Criminal Court Lee
released on bail to keep the peace
Isaac Jones arrested by policeman Airey for rioous
and disordery conduct and was released bail keep
the peace by Justice Logan.
George Brandt and John Hyle arrested by officer
Englar on the charge assaulting Conrad Babb They
released bail to answer the charge at Court by
Justice Logan Conrad Babb, for assautng the accused
held to bail to keep the peace
Matthias Egleson, colored man. was arrested by officer
Walter on the charge of entering the dairy of Mox Kill
myer, Clay street and stealing therefrom of
ney amounting So The accused was arraigned be
fore Justice Carl and committed to Jail to at
Court
John Smith and Henry Godfrey arrested yesterday
by officer A. McCaferty, charged with assaulng each
other They both committed for Court by Justice
MeariS.
Irwin charged with assauting Thomas McGinnis Held
on security for Court by Justice Mearis.
asSautng William Clubhouse lie was held on security
keep the peace by the same magistrate.
Yesterday morning officer Hutton took into custody
Mary wilmington charged with participating in the as
sault upon Ellen Mena, Wednesday. She held oil
security for a further hearing by Justice Welsh.
William Wartenberg arrested last night by office
Everit on the charge of assautng Ernest Henser FIR
nest is bar keeper at Mr. Kriesmans on Thame
street and Warenberg wanted liquor without paying fo
it. which was refused by the bartender whereupon War
tenberg became indignant and struck Henser a sever
blow over the eye cutting his face and causing bloc,
to flow pretty freely He held for further hearn
by Justice Audoun.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
MARYLAND NEWS
ALLECHANY COUNTY.

dhtOfIifnd
CANAL DAMS Nos. Four AID FIvE.-The in,nort, =
completing these two stone dams at the earliest
BILE period, has induced the Directory of the Canal
to the several coal companies shipping coal by is ch
mel for material aid to be taken hereafter in TOLL
With this in view. conference will take place in the city
OF Baltimore in few days between the canal directors and
the agents Of the coal companies and it is confidently
anticipated that the necessary funds will Forthcoming
The Cumberland Coal and Iron Company we are informed
has expressed through its agent willingness furnish
its proportion. This is cheering news All that is now
wanting to render the canal available means of trans
port is the speedy completion Of Dams Nos Four and
Five. 1t will then be relablcnot before. The amount
OF money required for this purpose is estimated at
100000.
HENRY BAzELL-Aftcr all, it appears that this ndivd
ual was fugitive from justice Two DAYS after his dis
charge dispatch received here from Cincinnati stat
ing That the horse and buggy had been stolen from gen
tean IN that city, and giving description Of the thief
corresponding with the appearance of Bazell BY that
time he had reached Baltimore. and although telegraph
c dispatch followed him. all efforts diSc0ycr failed
lie disposed Of the horse here his attorney for his fee
and twenty five dollars in money which he will of course
lose the description of the horse leaves no doubt of his
identification.
youth named William II. Birchfed AGED II wears
of Mr. James Birchiied formerly a resilient Of This
city, drowned in the Valley river at Fettermap on
Saturday last
On Monday while efforts making to place the first
crib in its place. at Dam No. 1, on the canal Daniel
Hughes, man employed the work slipped from the
crib into the water and carried ovcr the dam and
drowned.
few days since we were shown specimens of marble
recently discovered in Hampshire county Va few miles
from New Creek the roperty of Dr. NeilI 1t is of
beautiful dark grey color, with white and red belts run
nlng through it. and is susceptible Of high degree of
polish. Large quantities of it are said to exist
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-25
WASHINGTON NEWS-JuNE u

The contractors for the purchase Sonora from Mexico
are applying for detail OF military engineers for the
vey of railroad route, from Corpus Christi in
Texas, to Monterey and thence Mazatlan the Pa
cc The distance is hundred miles This project
has been long maturing and is looked upon by parties
interested an excellent pecunary and political specu
lation.
Lieut. Mowy has been designated by the Secretary of
the Interior the Acting Superintendent Indian
fairs for Arizona with important instructions for regua
ting and pacifying the Indian tribes He will also be
charged presumed with the duty of selecting sites
for the military posts to be established throughout the
Territory.
Senor Yrssari is expected here next week to explain
the of Nicaragua the Cass Yrisar Treaty and
other matters.
quarters at the Soldiers Home" about three
miles from the city. He will, however, be found the
Department during Office hours each day. The fine mill
tary band at Governors Island has been ordered
Monroe This will furnish additional attraction to
visitors at Old Point Comfort during the
The French Minister has informed Government that
Mons. Belly, Maillrd Co. have not acted under the
thorty of the French Government in the OF the
Transit route and affairs in Central America.
A private letter from Governor Cumming laws much
stress upon the Importance of the Mormons being in
duced to return to their homes and employments lie Is
opposed to their going to Sonora and confirms the state
heretofore made that they divided into peace and
parties.
of the eight new soops of ordered by CONGRESS
will be built at each Of the following Navy Yards viz :
Portsmouth, Boston, New York, Philadelphia Washing
ton Norfolk and Pensacola and at San Francisco provided
the necessary timber can be procured there.
General Scott and his staff now busily engaged in
preparing general orders for disposition of the Qal
army.
Dispatches received to-day by the Navy Department
from Capt Mcintosh report that there is change
affairs at st. Domingo.