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New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

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SAMUEL MOTT supsTinienasn-
NEW YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD
On uc arr THURSDAY jar. e. 1883 sad until fartAsr
notice Passenger Trans vii leave Pix foot OF Duaae't.
bE%KlRK EXPRESS 8; s5Oa Il 70. DathIk and principal
MAIL TRAIN 3, ssa H. 70. Du.Nt nd lslo and inter.
RotTISNp PAssESGERs: 5 n fror p, Chamber. a.:
-, PIFrnoIt for SgEsTr. ard int rucite S:A.ioas.
WAY PASSENGER at P N, iOf Ss~sgrsh, Addie'owa sad
n .Sove Trail. rsn dsiiy Sunday. excepted
NIGHT ENTREES q P n dAy IN Danf-If A-d s1niay'
IT,, Fr-ss, Trans counec. $, Elrir, VIII ,he rr-i-.
Csr,nSsieuA sid NisEsa Fs' Railroad, or Sasss Fall. q,
Brshsroc with the Syracuse and bssnst'n HSroad for
syruTe o. Corring with the BurLo Corning aud Ne~-foTk
pn.S for Roehe,er; a. Gres. Bend With the Delaware
isrIas.1n. ara Western ErV.d fr Scranton u Horcels
vi. With tie BuHIo And NewYsFt Ciy RFott fr sloI
.s.t Cl.c..rA.i Tosodo. Ds.-oii CAic.zas ke
~S' 5. 2. HEADLEY Assistant Presisn.
NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD
NiSyJ WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ls5a
CoxxtScISs DEcTxsER p 1881.
P.ens-. ss.iOa IL Se~YOIf eoTDer H's s'i ih Az e.
H'-'s . TRAINS LEAVE sEw-YoRk
H-~HsT,n 7:r 500 m, tex y: s. $40 Tex I'd
Yer sffSS r. S;a ';D ..s1 sas p 49,. - = s5ss $40
..d %sspor+ %. m l2:t5 4:s9 ?. For SerwAh In
ll $40 sSP n Eo s5,i D,5sa - 75 Sr,.s; y
90 l.i4s4.,. N ss;ai1SsTISS +aaSs 81; s'' '"RH
" sp1ssasa SGs s:coa a tsl GIG m (.I Tfc9aaeca
,at Rst- R.ilrOsd A.riTssl s;os a (sI ea $40
- ToI HoI..touie R.lros1. $500 For SA1zs.aci
,.ji1esa 500 a n and s:lop yx DEbEry caa N5r~la
s'ilf''a Ia H. ''i' JAMES H Horr Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
T1HE REGULAR MAIL LINE via sToNING-

TyHE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING-
u rorS, fDr RosTpN ard PROvIDESCE-inland route
Tse .tessa PLYMOUTH RocK cset Joei s s.ou. .ns
COMMODORE, Capt W. ". FraKee In connection with the
STCNlEGTON and PROVIDENCE and BOSTON and PROV
IDENCF RAILROADS. leaving kewYort daily lS1nesys eI'
cepted f.o Pier No North River first whsgf aborc Battery
pace O'clock and Ss1in zton a. $3.50 the
IVA ~ the nail train which lesyes Boston 5:
The COMMODORE, trm SewloTk Monday, W"t1estsJ
Friday; from Stonirg0n TueSdy Thursday and Saturday
Te PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New York Tuesday, Thurs tsy
saturday, from Sonugton Monday, "Wednesday aud Friday
P-cnges proceed from stoEnon pr CAd 70 Providencs
the Express Mail Train hing sid places i d
those by otbc and In ample time for all the early
rnong lines connecting North AID Ess PASSENGERS tsst prefer
L beard the steamer enjoy nights rst undis'rtd
t.esktst desired, and leave storsOn in the 7Sl m train
fT lrcvids nee.
accompanied the and train through
sc1 "a se b.r1ss rsercons feigh spry hoard ire
steAner the Frtifh OAce, Pef No. North RyeE OF
the offoe No lo BA'tcypsce
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY-
~ { meeting New-Hampton with the D-awa,e, Lacts
and Western Railroad and Easioo with the II Ign
FHh ARRAsoEMsNT. commencing OCT o, IsS7-Le.vs
EoYot or Ess'on Ant ntermeda:e Places from Pier No
North River y M II n. ard 81 for SoneENIe BY
above ,n connect q, Fssoe.h With trains ts New
Jery Rlsd which lcsye NewYork from fot of Court
sr6r :: st ~ and y and - aud ?. n.
Passengers for the Delaware, Lsckswsuns snd Western asn
-is n aud Il N. JOHN o. sTELNS, Sup6hntcad nj.
EITSHING RAILROAD-Leavcs Fulton Mar
h.. Nh.rf by steamer Is'snd City, sCi 10 srt
g. = and p n The Cas- leave FushinK L. l., q. the
hours moenG aud cxclsng qssnseL, Will toe Boat 81 hanh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
.TTy.yORK ana HARLEM RAuROAD.-

NEw-YORK .ua HARLEM RA AuWAS'-
~ wINrEE ~ AEhATSEayySr's I IIysS,y yss srs,
r--p. Low Dep co, ss .aa csntrs
ass a..a.s I'm @ An.sy .o'F's u wil' '''''''
Tr.aa sor als4ay sorptne toe rFinips
.Yp Par VIII Pms. aOpTn. II Al iu.srnsiAs sos
fr..as IT~Ss p-po, osr s1h-e and ehGy- sew York'
s:isa Fos Wli.1ss.srls s,gpsas al n;,rsle4ns So
n:r. T1 wlrc ra.nI sopvi1, .. al tD,eraei ,ts Sta
s.Ns For wu,.n.snrs soPyns s Al nserrne.lse Ste
,c7 r..Tor M-le-oa; ropT'ns :. wI,iaaSs'is' I'D al
inisae4i.;c S'siion. aorta ,.,.--.r... s,,,,.
So t.. For WiAa'Sr4se. so7Pas a a. ia'e'neA% S~
gErvsxNe-Tr.hs Lc.-- kaaay for Ncr.YOt
''S. Nal "oPp.s at a s''io-' above ,HA :. "Ia.a'
80 H' i'F''' ;SE'1t ~Q cIaFBPELL, iP sapi'-o'so
NEW WIDF-GAUGE ROETE frUm NEW
lN YORK to ROCHRsTER-Tbe ROCHESTER AM
S. t sAIrFi - B,c c sI1 NtwYort az ScYo,
,ae kIis RsiU4t ferns dre roo;e from SeSf01 . ''
Tie sirre>n,,. Of til, rou:e o-e.sr -h TIE sHr ecr
.ss5ed eJ zoe Eas esi, ;s;d fJ M tsS "'' aS'''' -
3 nc; c.. sa b FT,s! :. he tie Ner S e, la 80 =. Hie ar
Je5aey City. BasssIe oaeessG through
sit isTs.ch Aty n{orosiion de.rvi in red tstO
obtained y c-6Hs on be Ge1er FrriI. kn o. 5he
Prelelt kgeni NJ rs BraiEay.
No .iH. tie Bus,o Cofunr s11 Yort Racro.i ou
sgndsy. J. A. REDFlELD sup@n,t-neent
I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD.-Trairs going
~ Ess, leave Brooklyn hr GreanpoTt a. 10 m ff syJyo
SIS 2. e. HcmI-;esi 10 m. St5 sne a. ts
JsnAios =; 10 g. M. S;45. sIds:9o1 m
DENNSYLVANIA RAILR D.
i The G2RAT CENTRAL ROUTE. c'unecting the Atiszas
cities With Western, North so SoIVts-,r St:st
ty counuous RAiwsy d.rcL This ! sd AsO cDraets 81
Ptt.sbursh h daily iue 81 po7s tbs Wes
port, tie No..A Laes-nabns the uost dnss
cheap and rAbe nole ~ ~hch tEliHI c.n D. orSAicee
70 and n n the Greet West.
RATS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA sni PITTSBURGH
YIgsr CL.ss-Boc,. Sbo-s Hsts and C.rs Rook..
Dry Goods r boSes bales snd trIhks Drugs IN cents
boIe. end bscs) Peshers, FCrs Sc........... lr p.
stcOsp CL.sS-Du-cs;c s1Cetuz, shirtlng arc
Toxins lin original eae Drugs n cS'Ssl HArd ,entsy
ss, i:r.ts Les-.i ''I [o'' o' ohF' "o "n
fErRp CLASs-Anyi. Steel Chains On casks.
Hemp Bacon and Pork ''e loose or IN .l1kil eSo,n,T
Tobscco Manufactured, exc " C.,r' Or cut sc LOO o.
BoCErH CLAsS-Cofee, Fish Bscoa Beef AID
Pork n csks sAls Estwsdl. Lart and Lsrt "A ar.. y
OF, Mails, soodA A.h, German Clay Tar, Pitch lcn
TtorI-7j. d iii until further uo,icr.
GR.N-S5c. ~ 10 - until further uotice
CoTTos-s4 bale Do, exceeding So weilht uns '1hef
notice.
.icur 70 msrk tbe psckss- Via Pennsyvsnis Rsd" AL
Goods consigned the Agen.s Of this hosd PsisdsPha
Pr,.burzh vii Be forwarded without deter,on.
FrEIGHT AeLsTS-Hsrris Worley Co. memphis renr.i
Ind Duuesni, Bel Co.. and Carer Jeweti, LOUISVILLE;
Ky. B. {. Meldrun,, Msison, lad II. Brown Co, sne
Irwin L Co. Cncinnsti; y. W. Graham Co, Ls1e'rie'
Ohio; Leeoh Co No. 81 Elby.s. Boston Lecch Co.. No
J. sueeder, fhadc!Phia; Masraw K0or'' BAtimofe D.
II H. HOUSTON, Gerersl Freight AGENT, PhlsipiA
HI. LoMBAERT, Superintendent Aio0rA IA
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

O. J. WOOD s Co. Propr. ,or. y. Si1 B-oaiSAy, \ Y.
Gn the rA New yok Nire Railing LEI shmeEi aud No li
ha.s c:s.., ~. LoGis, No.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
Gcpartnership Notifes.

COPARTEERSHIP NOTICE-The undersigned
have this day formed CopsGer,hp under the frm OF b.
CLARK CO. and viii continue the business OF msnutN>
uIinz Gram and Flour BAGS every description st he ss
heretofore occupied by Is +. CLARK, No. 3 and ~ Brcsd
st-New-York Feb. |, 1853 z CLAhh
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
fcsal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of sn order Of the Surrogate
e tie County Of NewYors notice Is hsc6y gwen % Al
I.r1 having claims s-1inst PATRICK NcPEAh' se Of the
Cty New de.ez.d, present the WITH vouchers
thereof the -uhscrbers the store Of Waller tt'unan no
81 Avenue Eight IL tie City q New igl on or teoTs the Lr'
osy a Arrr.t isJ7 THOMAS MCKENZIE. rvo.r,o,.
"a 9law6nS' WALTER GORMAN. }
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06

IN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surrogate of
he County York notice Il beTeby sen 70 al prson,
having sgrst JOSEPH BLAC KB HN late q ne ti1y %
Met pr, sent the VITA youch
,hr,ft The subscriber - he store Of SAMUEL Aud 70 =
the City Of NewYork before the oh ty VI
us-d SsvYork, the III day Of Dcsmt-r lS57
je lsR6uS ELIZABETH BLAChBURS, AdinDistrstix
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
M & G. RAILROAD.

NOUNTY BONDS.-We offer for SALE
~ so 600 Of Mercer County. Illinois; 50 900 OF Marshal
County Iliuos These Bonds issued 10 the Western
Air Line Rsru6d" and ndOrsed by said Road aud the In
Coupons payable Al the American LXchause bans
KCwYosk The Laws Of the State aud of tie said Counties
authorizing the same &c &C, be al Office.
A UNDERW OOD SON. No. 10 EXchsnEc place
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
I,ENTRAL RAuROAD of NEW-JERSEY-

FINISHING RAILROAD-Leavcs Fulton Mar
h.: Wh.n By l.,sud City, ~ AID 10 m, snd
g. = and p n The Cars leave FushinR L. l., q. the
hous oeGe and cxclsnE passenger. viii the Boat 81 HaHk
WM ". SMITH Receiver.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
r ONG ISLAND HAILROAD.-Trairs

- Ess, leave Brooklyn fr Gre.nPoTt a. 10 m tr sy
e. SIS F. r.. HcmI-;sad st 10 m St5 .ne p a..
Jamaica .: ~ q M S:+5 snd $50 .. m
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
GATHER & CHURCH of San Francisco hav-

~ by assignment msds BY them 10 tho underned
PETER SAYLOR given Prsfe.enee In payment out ot the
ssned estate 70 e of not exceeding One ndred
Dolas drawn BY said SATHHR CHURCH upon the A neti-
whether paysb the Of that Bank
or elsewhere upon DeIe Co. upon ,he ssen,,
rsspondcnts OF Drexel Co -
Notice hsrpby given holders ~ ali dras preferred
hJ required present such da fl Paymcl & the
unGersisned hi. Office No 76 Broad IN h City Of New
Yok before the fret Gay Of Ap next and Aa IL tealt
OF such rges within that time the holders Of such ders
VII proson 10 that effect contained In tho
ead ss npen be habo Vse the benefit Of the preference 30
prcrifb Z e,, thcn PETER NAyLOR,
kuyo,l Jsr 2 IRye Assixleo of SGther 4 Church.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-02-06
PROPOsFD NATEs OY sATLINu

fhe of hess shT- all 10: - sfoouD,sbs for sd g.
~ bir s,.e Nery p-etic-s re.si, lrss hi
o. adug .Ened ,Aerer 2nd ys1s thereof er7e.ssc
th--.ir
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28

A FIRST RATE PUFF.-At the Su-
.preme Court Of Vermont, Mrs. Sa-
iah A. Mott was divorced from her
husband, Mr.. Darwin Mott. The
Rutland Herald gives the following
biography of this worthy, which for
.pith is rarely equaled.
"We know that man--Darwin
Mott.-IIe came to st. Albans with a
long face, a silver-headed cane, and
"Rev." pre,fxed to his name. He
preached one faith a few months and
suddenly changed it. lie preached on
temperance (and the people were as.
tonished at his stolen lectures and
ieigned honesty and got drunk. He
lectured to the young ladies, and play
ed the adulterer. He kept a bad
school--edited a reckless paper--stole
money, and charged the theft upon the
servant girl--got the Office of Deputy
lnspector--got drunk upon smuggied
JiquOr--took one shirt--another mans
wife and bundle of manuscript ser.
mons, and ran away from his OWL
wife and a crowd of creditors"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28
THURSDAY, OCT. 2s, 1853.
The Agricultural Society.

We suggested two years ago, that
the time of holding the Agricultural
Fair ought to be altered to an earlier
date, and nothing has occurred since
to change our opinion, but, on the
contrary, much to strengthen it. The
reasons for this change are obvious to
every observing man. First, the 9Th
Of October arrives after most of the
finest vegetables and much of the
fruits have disappeared, and the con-
sequence is, that the exhibition in
these departments is always meager,
both in amount and variety. The
same may be said of the Floral depart.
ment. The 9TH Of October is too late
fora fno exhibition Of flowers. Again,
this date comes just few days previ.
ous to the State election, which is of.
ten an all absorbing and exciting one;
consequently the exhibition has been
almost forgotten by many and entire.
ly neglected by others, who, three
weeks previous, would have taken
great interest in it.
We can think of no department
that would be injured in fixing the
date Of the Fair about the middle of
September, while It is clear that seve-
raj would be benefited. Animals can
be exhibited at any time. So can
minerals, mechanical implements,
wares, domestic manufactures, works
Of art, &C., &c. Field crops could be
attended to quite as easily on tho 18th
of September as on the 9Th of Octo.
Der. 1t is perhaps true that farmers
are little buster in September than
in the month following, but their rush
Of work Is generally over, and if it is
not thoy can better spare day than to
make an interesting agricultural cx-
hibition, than a day, two or three
weeks later, to come to town empty
handed and stand around the streets
looking at each other and few lin
try co0serS.
We are glad to notice that an eforl
is being made to purchase permanent
fair ground, and We hope it may be
successful. The officers of the Socie-
ty for the ensuing year are
President-T. r. Stanley.
V. President-Geo. W. johnson.
Rec. Secretary-G. W. Shockey.
Cor. Secretary-E. +. Bingham.
Treasurer-Elias Waltz.
Managers-Levi Appleman, David
Bay, Joseph Howell, John Fee, John
Robbins.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28

W It is becoming very fashionable
for married people, who are anxious to
be "blessed with an heir" to visit the
springs. We heard of tue following
incident few days ago, and relate it
for the benefeit of the public. A
Southern gentleman, who had been
married for several years, and yet had
no children, resolved to visit the
springs in company with his wife and
coIored servant. They went, and in
due course of time, the gentleman and
his wife were blessed with fine young
daughter. He felt disappointed, be-
cause he wished for a son. Two years
afterwards, he told Sambo to make the
necessary preparations for another trip
to the springs, at the same time ask
ing Ssnbo how he would like to have
young master. Sambo replied, "Dis
child would like fus rate, Massa but
taint no use goin' to de springs, dat
good looking clerk aint dar now."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28

A CoNs 1DERATE HUsDAND.-A gay
fellow who had taken !odgins at pub.
cic house, and got considerably in debt
absented himself and took new quar-.
tiers. This so enraged the landlord,
that he commissioned his wife to 60
and dun him-which the debtor said
ifshe camo he would kiss her. "Will
he?" said the lady; "will he3 Give
me my bonnet, Molly, Twill see whcth.
er any fellow on earth has such !mpu-
dence!" "My DEAR" said the cooling
husband "pray do not be too rash; you
do not know what man may do when
he is in a passion"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28
sHERIFF,S SALE.
- = N'~A ~ "
Wrightson and Co.,

Wrghtson and Co.,
VS..
The Cincinnati and Superior Court. .
Chicago Rail Road
Company ofIndiana.l
pY virtue of an execution to mo directed from
ID the Superior Court of Cincinnati, Ohio,
will offer for sale at the door of the Court House,
in Macarthur, in the county Of Vnton, and State
of Ohio,
On the 18th day of November, 1858.
between the hours of ten o'clock 4. II. and fosr
o'clock ?. NJ. ofsaid day, the following described
property, situate in said Ynton County, to- wit:
The equal, undivided third part Of the following
real estate, viz: The east half Of the south h-eaEt
quarter, and the southwest quarter ofthe south.
west quarter Of Section eighteen, (.s) Town ten,
Range eighteen, (ls) containing one hundred
twenty three acres and ffty-eight one hund
redths of an acre.
Appraised At one hundred and seventeen dol
lars and thirty-three and one-tlird cents III.
33h)
Also, the northeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and the south half OF the northwest
quarter of Section seventeen, ( ~ Town ten, (lO)
Range eighteen, (lS) containing one hundred and
eighteen acres and ffty-three one -hundredths Of
brasod at one hundred and thirteen dollars,
Also, the northwest quarter Of the northeast
quarter, and the east half ofthe northwest quar-
ter of Section eighteen, (ls) Town ten, Cle)
Range eighteen, (lS) containing o:ie hundred
and twenty six acres and thirty three ons-h hund
redths of an acre.
Appraised at ninety four dollars and thirty
three and and one-tEird cents ($94.3S%.) g.
Also the southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter, and the southwest quarter of the south
east quarter Of Section six, (6) Town ten, (lO)
Range eighteen containing eighty three acres
and tfty-eight one-hunaredths Of an acre.
Appraised at fifty dollars 500
Also, the north half of the north west quarter
and the east halfof the southeast quarter. ard
the southwest quarter of the south cast quarter
Of Section seven, (7) Town ten, (10) Range eiph-
teen, (lS) containing two hundred and six acres
and four one hundredths Of an acre.
Appraised at one hundred and forty-six dol
lars and thirty-thfee and ohe-third cents sl4S:
! S3H.)
Also, the northeast quarter of the north-vest
quarter of Section twenty, (2o) Town ten, t1O)
Range eighteenK1s containing eighty-o acres
! and sixty three-one hundredths of an acre. 49,
Appraised at thirty dollars thirty-three and
one-third cents, 80.93H.)
To be sold to satisfy a Judgment reudsred in
said court against the Cincinnati and CHICAGO
Rail Road Company of Indiana, III favor Of
WrightsOn & Company. $50 ..',.''''' - ''''O' -
Oct. IA, lS5S-sw-10dgOe Sbar;ff r.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28
Details Of Mexican News.
PHILADELPHIA, October 25.

PHILADELPHIA, October 25.
The New Orleans papers received
here contain the particulars of the de-
feat of Vidaurri by Miramon. The
former was not on the field when the
engagement commenced, and his ar.
my appears to have been attacked
when least apprehensive and prepared
for it. The rumors at Brownsville
were that the defeated army lost 500
men killed, ana that 1900 were taken
prisoners, with their artillery and pro.
visions. An express from Monterey
to Matamoras, however, says that
their loss was not so great, and that
only portion of the artillery and mu,
nitions were captured by Miramon's
forces, and that the Liberal party made
its retreat from the field in good order.
An official paper received at Mont
Grey, says that Vidaurri has already
sent orders to the commander of Tam.
pico for another park of artillery,
where there is plenty to be had, which
will surely be in the field, together
with the many forces concentrating
about Vidaurri, to renew the attack.
Col. Guadalupe Garcia was to leave
Tampico, on the I'd inst, for the in,
terror, with 800 infantry and three
pieces Of artillery.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28

If you are SICK the probability is that the
root of your suffering is in the stomaCh.--
From weak stomach proceed dyspepsia
languor, oppression in the diaphragm, jaun-
dice, headache, nausea, bodily weakness
dimness Of sight, heartburn, costiveness
dysentery, and legion of other torment.
ing diseases. Indigestion produces thin
blood, and therefore destroys the strength
and vigor of the system. To restore the
tone of the stomach, and enable it 10 throw
off and dismiss forever all these tormentng
and dangerous complaints, nothing is nee
essary but perSevering use of Hoohund'
German Bitters. prepared by DR.. C. N
Jackson, Philadelphia. There is no mistake
mo failure in their sanative effects.
For sale by Z. A. Bratton, J. X. 6S D. Will
McArthur, Dir. j. NJ. Kenan, Hamden, and drug
gists and storekeepers in every town and village
in the United States, West Indies and Canadas
Price 75 cents per bottle. Principal Office, All
! Arch Street, Philadelphia, Pa. low.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28
"Seo. Winter comes, TO rule the varied year,
Sullen and sad, with all his rising trainn

"SeO. Winter comes, to rule the varied year,
sullen and sad, with all his rising train"
and We must have raiment to keep our
bodies from the "cold, cold blast" OF
we perish. Then, let us delay not,
but call Immediately on S. V. DODGE,
at his New Cash Store, on the corner
of Main and Locust Sts., where can
always be found, a varied assortment
of Ready, Made Clothing, Boots and
Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c. Also,
Dry Goods and Groceries of every
description.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28
Road NOtice:

Notice is hereby given that petition will la
presented to the Commissioners Of Yinton nnun
ty, Ohio, at their next session, prayin9 for NE
vacation Of part Of the county road ieadTna rom
Jennings Lane to Cincinnati Furnace, as h,l6Ws. :.
Commencing atJacksOu Woreman's lane in in Vim .
ton county and running on the boundary line be-
tween jackson and ,Virton counties, to The cor
ner OF 0i: a; :JohnsSn's land; thence in Jackson
toSy, .O Unio 10 the school house; thence in Vim
land; thence il jackson comfy 10 The line Of
tne M Marletta & Cincinnati Railroad in said coun
y; SAID Portion Of the road running il q westerly
olteenon from the place Of beginning. The va
cation of the above described part Of said road
is prayed for, on the ground thas 1t is not used
and will not pay the expense Of repairs.
Octl4-4w JACKSON NORMAN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28
Cincinnati Market.

OINOINNAII, OUL' NU'
FLoUR-The market was duller to- day, if pos
sible than it has been for several days past, and
$4,S0@5, for extra good; Supcrtne was offered a
4,50 without finding buyers.
WHIsKY-Sales a. 1S15@lS5Sc.
PRovIsIONs-The demand for Bacon continues
active and an advance of 19c. was obtained or
Shoulders. 616 for shoulders and Sc for Sides
60 tierccs Lard sold at 92ic
OIL-Salc of 90 brls Linsoed at zoe,
GRoCERIEs-Th market is without change
with fair demand in the regular way. New
Moasses is held at 45c.
WHEAT-Sales 500 bush. prime red at sOc.
200 do. at 90; 200 good white at 81.
CoRN.-A fair demand and the market is stea-
dy at SOC.
OATs-5l@52o.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28

SPEAKING OUT IN DREANs.--An
amusing incident occurred on the cars
of the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad
which must be preserved in print
As the cars entered the Big Tunnel,
IN accordance with the usual custom a
lamp was lit. A servant girl, accom-
panying her mistress, had sunk into q
profound slumber, but just as the lamp
was lit she awoke and, half asleep,
imagined herself in the Internal reg
ions. Frantic with fright she i'm
plored her Maker to have mercy on
her, remarking, at the same time, "the
devil has got me at last" Her mis-
tress, sitting on the seat in front Of the
terrified negro, was deeply mortified,
and called upon her. "Mollie, don't
make such q noise; it is l, be not
afraid"
The poor African Immediately ex.
claimed,
"Oh, missus, dat yoa9 Jest what
| |, spected; | always fought if eber
got to de bad place l would see you
dar."
These remarks were uttered with Sc
much vehemence, that not q wore
was lost, and the whole car became
convulsed with laughter. The lady
seemed to regret that she had spoker
at all, if the crimson blush which suf
fused her cheek be any evidence O
confusion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-10-28
SHERIFF'S SALE,

George W. Speed Court of Common Pleas
vs., OF VintOn County o.
Samuel Pickens and
j. g. p. Brown.
RY virtue of an execution 70 me directed from
IL the Court Of Common Pleas of Vinton coun-
ty, Ohio, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House in Macarthur, in said county,
On the Both day of November, 1853,
between the hours Of ten o'clock A. NJ. and four
o'clock 7. NJ. of said day, the following described
real estate, situate in said Yinton county, Ohio,
to wit:
The West half of the North East quarter and
the North West quarter of Section ten, Town
ship nine, Range nineteen, containing 240 acres
more OF less. Taken as the property of Samuel
llskens TO satisfya Judgment In favor Of George
W. Speed. Appraised at sl6O and must bring
two,t thirds Of that sum. Terms of sale, cash in
hand.
WM. GOLD,
ShOrif' Yinton County.
Oct. 2S 1858 ,-5w--4d5O.