M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1858-07-29
Continued from last week.l


pened him. Det't looked badly-his
appearance shocked me, and enquired
"What's tine matter?" -Def't replied
that in the settlement there was
batch of orders in June settlement
that had been transferred from March
settlement. Def't said it was so.-
Wanted to know of me, on the sup
position that he was innocent, what
he should TO establish his innocence.
said | did not know what he could
! do, and did not give any advice
Next day def't remarked to me that
he thought light had dawned upon the
matter-that he and John Newton
had some time previous gone into
Treasurer's Office and saw county or
ders lying OH safe. Deft remarked
I to Newton, or Newton remarked to
him, that was very careless, and they
placed orders in the safe. Def't said
he was then satisfied that somebody
outside of the Court House had done
| the mischief, and wanted to know Of
me if he would dare breach the mat
ter to Newton in order to see if their
recollection would correspond. l ad-
vised deft. to do as he pleased |
would not dictate to him. / heard
dett cxhonerate every one who ever
had anything TO do IN his Office
Deft said if he had thrown out any
insinuations duplicating any one in
the Court House, lie did it under cir
cumstances when he was not himself.
There was some talk of an inyestigat-
ing committee. Def't said commiss-
toner's had consulted Bingham, and
that def't was advised to resign and
call for an investigation. Dot't asked
me what result that would have ad-
! vantagoous to dei't. Dof't said he
ingould give no explanation as to the or
i tinS SpiSs then being found in his possession.
untains of life EXAMINED Il assisted in
SSsn 'SS nSantcS books Of Treasurer thus
hen taken BY one in hher--I assisted in open.
effect. This is the perlecuon ~ urar ralatino, q,
antagonistic to disease and no miei .s... :
ildren may take them with impunity. II they a.
e sick they will cure them, if they are we'll they
II do them no harm. siC
Give them to some patient who has been pros Al
lted with bilious complaint; see his bent-up, tot
ring form straighten with strength again. see his mi
ng-ost appetite return see his clammy features an
)ssom into health. Give them to some sufferer of
fOul hlnOd has hurst in qprnGlla fill hia
in is covered with sores; who stands, or sits, or
IS in anguish. He has been drenched inside and =
It with every potion which ingenuity could sug-
st. Give him these PILLS, and mark the effect;
the scahs fall from his bOdy see the new, fair o.
in that has grown under them; the late leper NJ
at is clean. Give them to him whose angry m
lmors have planted rheumatism in his joints and L
mes move him, and he screeches with pain he i
o has been soaked through every muscle of his Ol
'dy with liniments and salyes give him these no
ILLS to purify his blood; they may not cure him, 0
r, alas there are cases which no mortal power can
ach but mark, he walks with crutches now, and be
wv he walks alone; they have cured him. Give ciC
EN- to the lean, sour, haggard dyspeptc, VIII 1nal
lawing stomach has long ago essts1I'o,,ora of tbo
ON his face and every muscle fr' r'Iool0il0io Vi '0
S appetite return, and witt
y y man Hors,inse see eSsTwton caled--Do not rec.
yay; wal that | ever went in to Treasur-
me me iTrEo nH Office with Treasurer and found
eNrders on safe, or that def't ever made
the remark that it was a careless trick
to leave orders on safe. Think |
would have remembered such q re-
mark if made.
Cross ExAMINED.--Frequently laid
orders on safe until money was taken
out of safe, but placed in safe as soon
as paid--never left out over night, or
when Doctor and | went out Of office.
Supposed that would be careless in me
or Doctor Holland.
Henry Reynolds called. -lsaw deft.
in Auditors Office during absence of
the Auditor. Tho Treasurer's key
opened door of Auditors Office
Know of no enjoining Of secresy be-
tween deft or Commissioners and
myself.
John Kinney recalled.--I heard
def't say, calling on high Heaven to
witness, he had never been in Audi
tors safe in his life. The commisS-
ioners, on Thursday before they ad-
iourned, expected him to resign, or
advised him to resign. Def't never
intimatod that there was deficiency
in the Treasury until after the sugges-
ton of commissioners to resign. He
mentioned different sums as the
amounts in which he was deficient,
but said that county would not lose
anything as he had more than enough
to pay up. Re said if it had to come
to an explanation in regard to the
matter, he would draw everything
with him about the Court House
| Said it would ruin him and his fami-
". He did not care so much for him
self Bingham's advice to Holland,
at Hollands request, was to resign and
90 into an investigation. Holland
replied he could not see any way
He stated all the circumstances to
Bingham there. Holland stated that
somebody had taken orders from An
iitor's safe and placed them in bis
+ safe.
Cross ExAMINED.-Dr. Holland
was informed by counsel that he must