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:
". :. BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.

Attached is a note from JoIIN l. MORGAN Esq Arch
itsct by which may BE- the opinion OF Mr. >uuluci
SLOAN the celeb tcd y. ChtcCt ana writer upon Arch
i.Cturc, whunc experience WITH tlis nUuc ui roofing
without = doubt Is satisfactory tu ai!
MENIn>, March Il, 1857.
Mr.. W :. BKSNEIT.-Nhcn m IlH.dliC lliIa, Ia. a few
DAYS ago, called upon Mr. samuel sloan the ccebrat-
Ell Architect, and H-thur ~ the sloan NUIk AichI
lecture. ASKED h.s opinion as L. the durability, &c.
Of Vests atct oVl, such you using Ia the cIty
OF Memphis aud lac uiid me that he hiI hc> lttIuIi
n saying that Il - guu. and durable rouf, ana
all that advocates Cltm II u be. la tcT i
that he II using II un u Iur buildIng Tor himself.
Respectfully, Join l. N'GhAN, architect.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-17
CARDS, NOTICES, &c.
W. /. HAMILTON.
". w. CLAY.
DIP 4 7 HRNWN-

UNyiNG Located at thn rn.idonc' or T.. W. G.
/ Brown. on Redwood, would respectfully solicit
the patronage OF all those who desire Medical or
Surgical aid. mayl
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-17
DRUGS, MEDICINES, &c.
CLINTON DRUG STORE
MILLS BUILDING.
wv II II

MILL'S BUlLDING.
L. w a J. X j. r.,
Wholesale and retail dealer in Drugs and Medicines.
chemicals paints oils, dye-stuls prrlumcry, glass
ware. dye-woodi painters articles, varnishcs win
dow-gla-@. fine soaps. fine hair and tooth brushes,
sceds of all kinds, surgical and dental instruments,
tras.cs and supporters Of all kinds, spices, snuils
manufactured tobacco superior inks.
ra"i'rte lm.y oad Brondcg Nh Mited Patp2ca ~sszl
fanty nrrlcos. &C.. &C., ~. MI thrpopular med.
iciun- VI tile day for sale Ut proprioor. prices
! nller goods equally a- low as they can be obtain.
Cd from any establishment in this section, warranted
70 he fresh pure and genuine.
Orders fiom the couu.,y promptly dliai. and sa;
i.lactinn guaranteed without regard TO price and
quality. Prescriptions viii receive careful attention
1T ALL HOURS.
Clinton. In. fcb. 2, 1873.
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-17
NO. 10.
MISCELLANE EOUS.
NEW SPRING & SUMMER GOODS II

NEW SPRING q SUMMER GOODS I
THE UNDERSIGNED are now receiving by almost
i every trip ol the from the various northern
market. lot Of their new stock of
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS,
and expect the same TO be larger this season and
more carefully selected than any stock of merchan-
die ever brought to this market
They expect TO have their entire stock completed
by the middle Of this month and would offer the fol-
lowing inducements for n continuance of the very
liberal patronage Of the community at large, to.wit
Low PRICES-PROPER ATTENTION-GOODS
FASHIONABLE AND WARRANT ABLE ARTICLES.
They do not deem it necessary to enumeratc any
Of the articles to be found in their we'll known es
tabl.hmcnt by adding that their usually large stock
il still increased In quality aud variety.
Cali at the old stand and satisfy yourselves.
iG BLOOM, KAHN & Co
The Feliciana Democrat., 1858-07-17

ylTALKING CANEs.-Come and sec our stock auo
w you will be certain TO be suited.
m is NAUMAN d. STRAUSS.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Illinois all Right for Douglas.


The news from Illinois indicates
that Douglas will have a majority Of
ten in the Legislature, thus securing
his return to the U. S. Senate.
The Senate stands-Democrats 10,
Republicans 10. In 1856, there were
13 Democrats to II Republicans,
showing a gain Of two.
The House stands 40 Democrats to
So Republicans gain of one over
1856.
Five Democrats and four Republi.
cans have been elected to Congress,
and the Chicago Times claims the
election of the entire Democratic
State ticket.
1t is a remarkable fact that Sanga,
mon county, the residence Of Lincoln,
the opponent of Douglas, and Mad
ison county, the home OF Trumbull
Republican U. S. Senator, decided
the election. They both wentagainsI
the Democrats in 1856, but at the re
cent election wheeled into the Demo
cratic column and elected four Doug.
las members of the Legislature.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

THE NEXT House OF REPREsENTA.
mvEs.-It is now certain shat the
Black. Republicans proper will be in
4 considerable minority in the next
House Of Representatives. There will
be at least thirty.three Democrats
from the North who will not vote for
a Republican organization. These,
united with the ninety Southern mem.
bers, make q handsome majority in
the House. The Republicans, at the
outside, cannot count moro than one
hundred and thirteen members out OF
two hundred and thirty.six. Should
the election Of the next President 90
into the House of Representatives, the
probability is that it would choose the
Democratic candidate. Each State
has but one vote. The Democrats
will have fifteen Southern States, H.
Iinois and California, making seven
teen States out Of thirty two.--CIn.
EAg.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
From Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov.

BALTIMORE, Monday, Nov. 8.
The funeral Of Police officer Rig
don, murdered on Friday night, took
place yesterday, aud was attended by
an immense coucourse. The Mayor
and large body of police, with a
large number OF citizens, took part in
the procession. The streets were
dcnseIy crowded, but no disturbance
occurred. The murderers have been
indicted, and will be brought to trial
during the present week.
Ccrrie and Props were arraigned
this morning for the murder OF Rig.
don. The cases have been removed
to the Baltimore County Court, where
they will, no doubt, find speedy jus.
tice.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Democratic Doctrine.

That new States should not be ad.
mitted into the Union until they have
acquired a population sufficient to en-.
title them to q Representative in
Congress, is 60 just both to tho old
States and to the territories, that we
wondered how any one could object
to il rs the rule in future. But our
Republican opponents did object to it,
pronouncing it unjust and Hnfair--a
discrimination in favor OF the South,
ercIse, for srfgaSka Territory, it is said,
and a suitable TegiIo apply for admission
on,,. one Ooey' mutation OF only twenty-five
regular rcpa Vs VesxrprrcpcOple. In announcing this
increased in sdlc National Intelligencer
proceeded seeded position IN favor of the
Democratic rule. Itthinks this move
in Nebraska makes the more Recessa,
ry on the part of Congress "a solemn
affirmation Of the iucapacity OF any
and every Territory to apply for ad,
mission into the Union until it's pop
ulation has reached the established ra.
ito OF Federal representation and a
rigid adherance to that rule"
The Intelligenccr is one oftho ablest
opposition papers in the Union, and
IT'S sentiments are endorsed by the
N. Y. Commercial Advertiser, which
is @ Republican paper. This rule,
which the Democracy contend should
be applied to territories in all future
cases, will be adopted and finally ac-
guessed in by our opponents, as they
have adopted and acquiesced in every
other measure and principle which
the Democrats have advocated since
the days OF Jefferson.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

Coon VERDIcr.-Wo are glad n
Huron County jury has set the exam
pie ofrendering a decent verdict in a
case for breach Of promise. The Nor
walk RGfeotOr ol the ID says:
A considerable amount of business
was transacted in Court last week.
Among the cases tried was one for
breach o. promice, in which Icobanda
/. Thomas, Of Greenfield, in this
county, was plaintiff, rs. CurtiSs Sim
mons, defendant: No defence was
made, and the plaintiff recovered a
judgment Of $4,000 damages, assess
ed by a jury.
George Thomas, the father OF the
plaintiff in the above case, also OBJ.
tained Il Judgment Of $1,000 against
the same defendant, for the seduction
of bis daughter,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Oh, Dear!

The Journal, in reply to our &c,
mand for the proof that any money
was stolen out of the county Treasu.
ry, says, Of course the money was StO-
len, because tile EG. G.Tea8urer says
IL acaS! lie knows, and what he says
is truel! The Journal will not ques,
tion his word !!
Well, ii his authority is not to be
questioned-if DR.. Holland is inlalli.
bic and not liable to be mistaken, like
other mortals, we can prove a mega
tive-we can clear every man who
holds office in the Court House of the
crime Of stealing the money. The
Doctor, in the presence OF witnesses,
"exhoneratcd every man in the Court
House" Of stealing The orders, and he
claimed that the man who put the Or
derS in lis safe took the money outl
But, the Journal goes upon the hy.
pothesis that because there was a de-
fcit of several hundred dollars in the
Treasury, the fact was indisputablc
evidence that said amount was StoleR!
No thought is taken that the Treasu-
rermight possibly have made mistakes
to that alnuunt-that he might have
Oyerdrawn his account, &c. AS an
instance OF how some mistakes might
occur, we learn that person called to
pay his tax; the books were consulted
and the tax was found marked paid"
yet the taxpayer declared that he had
not paid it, nor had he authorized any
one to do so for him. 1t was an evi-
dent mistake, but not knowing how
to correct Il, the man got of tax free.
IL IS also well known that u great
number of men III the county who
had paid their taxes, were called on a
second time, and obliged to produce
their receipts. Some Of them had
probably paid money that went to the
credit of tho man who found his tax
already paid. Of course, the Treas.
urer would suffer just the amount Of
the tax in every such instance. Again,
mistakes could be made in giving
change, in dealings with bankers, and
in various other ways. For our own
part, we DO not believe that a dollar OF
money was stolen out Of the Treasu.
ry. The facts will warrant a more
charitable conclusion.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Stewards Instructions.

Gov. Seward Of New York recent.
ly made speech at Rochester, in
which he advises Republicans that
Democracy is the ally Of the South,
and the pillar of Slavery and its hope
for life and expansion, and that the
first blow Of Republicanism for free
dom, must be to strike down and de.
pose the Democratic party and take
its place in the offices Of the Federal
Government; that ono man in his par
ty wants more temperance, another
more abolitionism, ard another differ
ent state policy, but that all these
must be yielded to the one paramount
and oycrShadOwing object-the ruin
Of the Democratic party. If the ad-
vice Of Gov. Seward be followed the
next opposition platform will have but
one plank-that Democracy must be
displaced from power.
The Republicans have exhausted
every practical ant;.slavery subject be-
fore the people, without accomplish
ing anything Of value, and they now
find themselves reduced to the neces-
sity of abandoning every specific prin-
cip'e they ever held, taking in all sail
and running under the bare pole Of
hatred to the Democratic party, in or
der to save their black and rotten craft
from destruction.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
News frCm Virginia.

MADIsoN G. H., Va, oct. 81, 1880.
DR.. G, ". jackson. Dear Sir:--I take pleas
urc in adding one certificate to your list and re.
commencing IloOfand's German Bitters to all
who may be afflicted with Dyspepsa or Piles.
had been afflicted sone four or five months with
Dyspepsia, when commenced taking the Bitters
aud they eIecied p:IIect caE0. Ihad also So
we're pain in my stomach, attended with Piles.--
have novcr had an attack Of the same nature
since was cured by the Bitteys, and very cheer.
fully recommend them 70 all who may be sim!.
larry afflicted. II CARVER, late P. N.
Witncss-jamcs Floyd.
Ask for Hooaand's German Bit,crs. leis seld
by druggists and storekyepers in every town and
village in tho United States, West Indies and
South America, at :jc. per bottle. nls-9w
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Tax Paying.

Our ;eaders will recollect that un-
der the Jaw Of last winter, only one.
half their taxes need be paid by the
20th Of December, and on the other
half they will have till tho Goth of
June next. As money is very scarce,
this will be an accommodation to all
taxpayers, no difference how small
their amount. If the half due on tho
goth of December be not paid by that
time, the treasurer may then collect
the whole amount-with five per cent.
pera!ty-so that there is a double in
ducement to pay promptly-getting
time on half the debt and saving the
penalty.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Good News for Jackson County.

1t is reported by those who ought
to know, that there is considerable
activity manifested in the iron mar.
ket, and that prices are tending decid.
edly upwards. This is glorious news
for every branch OF business in our
county. Only let iron come up to a
reasonable figure, and all our business
men will soon be going ahead cnce
more with renewed ergy.-JacEa0n
Standard.
Goodness gracious! Mr.. Standard,
you don't think it possible for iron to
"tend upwards" under the present tar
if, do you9 If it does, you will be
set down as humbug, for having
placed the low price of iron 10 the ac.
count of the tariff.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

The Pennsylvania Rail-roNd Com.
pany have now in course Of construc.
ton q number Of Woodruif's sleeping.
cars, which are so highly prized by
night travellers. Each car contains
fifty five couches, and Mr.. W. charges
fifty cents extra from each occupant
Upon "a train that lett Philadelphia y
few nights since all tho berths were
taken before the train started, and the
demand was not supplied. The car
cost 81 500, and it will be seen that
the arrangement paysa good interest
on the inyestment---$27 80 per day.
S!eeping-cars on II new plan have
also been introduced on the New York
Central. They are provided with
seats, which change into sleeping,
berths, six feet long, filled with spring
mattresses pillows, quilts, &c.--a!l
very nice and comfortable.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
COMMUNICATED
MIDDLEroRr, Ohio !
Monday, Nov. /, 1858. !

To III. Editor Of tile EnQuircr:
We wero visited last Saturday even
ing by ono of the most severe hail.
storms, accompanied by thunder and
experienced for many years.
During the storm the sash and door
factory OF Mr.. U. Jones was struck
by lightning, setting fire to the bull.
ding, which, in less than three min
utes, was envelopod in flames and
burnt to the ground, with a large lot Of
sash and doors ON hand, together with
all the machinery attached to the bald
ing. Mr.. Jones' loss, including
building, machinery and stock, is So
800. No insurance. Yours &c.
w. II. MARTIN.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

IMPoETANT DEcIsIoN.--There has
been decision in New Jersey that the
owner Of q premises cannot be made
responsible for the payment OF a gas
Dill Of former tenant who has re.
moved without settling, and that the
company cannot refuse gas to future
tenant who Is ready to pay for it.
Gas can be stopped for non payment
to the contracting party, but not otller.
wise.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

CONFLICT or JuRHpICrIoN.--ThG
Superior Court of Cincinnati and tho
United States District Court, hGyo
both appointed Receivers for the de-
lunct and "bursted up Ohio Lilo In
surance and Trust Co., and the two
parties are having good time lawinG
at each other.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

ueVeioplhg tne - l59787

G''o - lJG1e7 l53l53
snoIiuels I:i dnu cneS' Fifteenth and Seven
an an bour, ' and mItf, then cts gave Democratic
Or eight mile tour THE State ticket OF some
in company withbi we unfortunately lose
ref'" the Congrcssmen in them. The late
election shows nine Democratic Con-
gressonal districts in Ohio over ali
'FuSion," to twelve Opposition dis.
tricts. Several of the latter, however
such as the Second, Fifth, Tenth
and Sixteenth Districts-are close
districts, ani by ne means sure for
the Opposition.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

Hon. j. Il. Morris has sold his In.
terest in tho Woodsfeld Spirit Of De.
nocracy to Henry II. West, Esq,
practical printer and clever fellow
Mr.. Morris has long been one Of tho
best men in the editorial fraternity Of
Ohio, and we Lose him with regret
Messers. Williams j. West are pub'
fishing good paper.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Delaware Election.

The election Monday, the 1st, has
resulted 10 the success of the Demo
cratic State ticket, as we'll as for the
Legislature. which secures the return
of a Democratic United States Sena.
tor.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr.. Wortmnn,

We aro pleased to announce, will vis!. Near
thur again from Monday afternoon till Tuesday
i o'clock, November 22l and 93d. The Dr.. has
proved himself to be man Of candor and sB
able physician, and las given the best satisfsc-
ton. Give him cnll. Refer to Me.srs J. Wy.
man, a. Cottrill, J. Plylcy, j. Gi!lyn, and Madl-
Ron Peck
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
a Vigilance Committee i'm Bal
xinlOVe

The mob rule still continues! Po-
lice officers are shot down in Balti-
more, in their own houses, because
their testimony has convicted some of
the rufiianS Of murder. There is no
security for lite or property. The
Mayor is tool Of the mob; and, as
long as ne is in Office, ruffianism will
be rampant. The citizens will be
obliged to take matters into their own
hands, and rid the city Of the scoHn.
drels, who iniest and govern it, by
forming a Vigilance Committee
There appears to be no other remedy
fox the evils under which Baltimore is
now laboring.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

4 LARGE MAJORITY was given by
the voters Of Louisville, on Saturday
last, in favor Of ~ subscription by tho
city to the Memphis branch OF tho
Louisville and Nashville Railroad. -
The conpletion Of thar branch road
will give Louisville an uninterrupted
communication with New Orleans du.
ring the entire gear.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

The Baltimore people are out with
a call for a general meeting, "irrcspec-
tive of party" to take into c0nsidera.
ton the best means to 10 pursued in
regard To the existing political dcmor.
llization in that city.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Illinois Election---sta1e ticket.

A telegraphic dispatch from Spring
field, ILL.,, in the St. Louis Republican
Of Sunday, states that the vote OF
eighty-tllree counties OH the State
ticket had been received. If the re-
naming seventeen counties vote as
they did in 1855 the Democratic tick
ct will be elected by one hundred ma.
jority. They will, however, probably
show a considerable Democratic gain,
enough to elect the ticket by from fiji
teen hundred to two thousand major
ity. In 1856 tho Fusionists carried
llIinuis by twenty thousand.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
FOURTEEN DIVORCES IN ONE Barren

FOURTEEN DIVORCES IN ONE BATCH.
In the Supreme Court at Boston, on
Friday, Judge Bigelow took up the
divorce cases on the docket where
there was 70 appearance for the de-
fense, and u divorce was dccreed in
fourteen cases. Nine wives were di.
vorced from their husbands, and five
husbands from their wives.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

WITHIN few months the police oE
New York have made twenty thou
sand complaints for violations Of tho
Sunday laws, not one OF which have
been prosecuted.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11
Failures.

For the six month succeeding-thst
is to gay from the 1st OF April to the
lst of October, 1S5s--the aggregate
number of failures in the Uuited States
and Territories wrs 052, and the total
amount $20,750,150.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

MAYOR THOMAS haspstopped tho
Of omnibuscs in Cincinnati
on the Sabbath. 1t is suggested that
ho had better stop the running Of tho
fine carriages and match norses of tho
wealthy, also.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-11-11

The LUCKY SrATE.--Pennsylvania
has six full foreign missious--Mr.
Dallas to England, Mr.. Reed to Chi.
ma, Mr.. Chandler to Naples, Mr.. Buck.
alew to Ecuador, Mr., Clay to Lima
and j. CLANCY Jones 10 Austria.