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~Ssrtrausn, unb Fb nuf BITE @erT4ean8 ~Ssrlnfsn, bas BITE sc.
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Ser @tfensabH nj
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No. eur beIpnberen Senntntbnahtne.
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He TIRE Btlette tdufen unb fpaten btefelbea Rur son fDl9 en-
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niGt abr BON MGtlern Ober 9wtf@entra8ern, IA tie fcni eer
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gb. 8. SiIbebronet,
@tnenIsGmteranten-Neert Der Sdltintpre- unb
Sbtp-G ient6tu.
Sanso,1S Nr. 81, Tbame8ffr., 8altimpre.
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Bel Ilnterseihnetsm til 70 sben ansefDmmen: iale s1
MGR Gtniettuns D0n Or. $50 Moif $1.sG
8Erne, 6, Sdmmlt6e Wtrfe, NIT einer YrSmte
SCrtratt .. q. ., 5utnbOlbt, in as 2~teferungen III
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8 ettaGy y, SOU un6 Qaben, NCtnan tn 3 8nbern,
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buraerIide 6GuS"ditunafn nebf Mnbana. Bonn.
RtnR res GtnmaGens Der Serf9isbenen ArGG1. s.
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sanfrltde Penhetrepteer, Decentralization GungfnstfGuart
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SterbliGcn Der Splbassu, bic btefen lbS0rtt9en 8rantbestsnl
a~useeiest paren, fa Don IS bts nufz grssegt rsbactrte.
8as f9DsSif9t I8Ittsrs it %unffsfds stnts Der befsnar,Ast.
nttieI, bas nod is Spr bas gubIfunn tam, unb TRACE t6 bas
8~twustfrtu in MIR, 6as tin Sober pal6tr rssia ansSeseiSue.
tes Sitters etnntal esbrauGt bat, fD cine Dli6t unb Berenits
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OsuifGsr NIB snslifaer Spra6e. Tim Srrtsanttrn psrsvbtu.
gen, babe ID su bsnaersen. pap tb auser ban Obfn Selbrteb, men
Ramsn 0srsits, ts.lbss n 5ptsls aa6 asaantettonta ssrsa.
it Ger grsts per 8iai9t 30 Gents Sssr { 6iat9ea fur S2.5f
Gu SertGufsn Bal bent dG,tatpen Berfertt8et
Gu9en q. Sd)0rg4g
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iii feirer Mpotstse, ": bsffs&6e Der rtsrte Unb Hpattpn
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unb 24 unb 296. &}Drb2 Strase; Da4ag, Satsr II. 4 8,
SIS. g Glib 8. 81. unb @6s Der ., G~aagpbsa.
ster-geri &l5ert DUNG, Ap0tBetsr, @de 8cwer- usb Go.
nalE-sSs.
gyr SIN baltimore ia haben lnl t3yoBs unr
Rlieinz2erfauf in Der Sf5es be8 rQDedsr~
nie aud bet za
Dl cpre II. Dtefenbnh, Ode on 6ils uab 3anrterRr.
%. 6eelbab, Jfe. ass 8alfimsrear., Mabe pearlfs. &
SeeIba6 u. Co., Ode BON 2ernstVn une @utitpfr.
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CD srfarp rtr btermii meinsn 9unbsu fsDte rtn Spro.
nSdsrn In u laenetusn, Die e~rsebene &r3etee ;u na9e, eas
ID TessH @anssl an Baum nietn @sf96tt Gus MS; :! Per;
babs rrfeIbR i8 einsa bebeutenten gErrath spn Sphl- une
bbsr. 9etsr III Sen btateasn Yrstien ar 9aMb halts naaaifS
Gidenlofs Grblens2 eper 0emlc6>S ohlensSe
Der, ielbfsemaGtes @6ubsStirtin9 unS ale
Gcrten SberleDer, bieft8e ipmie fransoflde
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Sober, Nlarpcco, 6utters2eoer az, y.
aud ta5e Id etnen te0eutenbea 9prtate psn %stpGItten
Gttfei. Sddftea. fpipte befOaens SttsFelsSSatts pm, esgsa
ssrs sSn berieIteu Qualitdt esber S4utmeaer u ttIieae
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s{ogen nrsiSsn an baben ket QButS SerEGtfus
''oN" ap. 80 QDrabcrbfr.,
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g"rfsbrunoen oetrpfen, ntetueH 9BaorenvCrtaib gtesn y a az
e. sir,ufdufen bog 10 eiuea tensr 5ubtn taran tate rnh
Gu6 Sdatma6srutenHitsu unb 9stes gu na9trietueen ktat..
GER wreilen Ssrtoufen farm; itrner tsrnerts ID, eaB tn ptttt
prstGe t~etbs6altep rerhs. tnhfnn t5 bic &bfht tabe, ten bflt8.
ZEN Geeoiaaeen In galtiucre 1u t%ssrInben
SGubytss Die @tnts z esnFs.
bas Quart y
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IN tgs,s Ssmip6sS pslenleoer bas gfinO "a
0|N fyantfhss ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
ssutss etpas f~dablaftss ga 90 "
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z asa G&4S IL a. We
auf sem aiten Ytase
g}cB. /, g., 5 unb z, AorD Gutaip StraRe,
a eeniber bea GrtdE 6Dtfs, Baltimore, s1tb., rieeer erEHrst
Ddrfenb fir Ste aus ebrettett @tnnsrfAGft, pelde ser fri.
raG6t Ser unterseiGncte bera 9a5iifutn bic c~sesenas an,eiat
baa sr fell ben, Gebe bes eiren 3tetlta6srs, Srn. 6enrsCSGbie
bur6 beFea 3pb bic G%srnpaGHte selDf DVrben par, ben gamer
tebeuteubsn gprrGtE Der nO@ ur$elenbsten 9tanp's. 69Il Gnt
onberenr p~rdportrttn 11atertaI fSugt1 an f6 aebraatbat 81
sstrb Sesbal6 bas Seidaft IN oCn alien Stpfe TT eent frii6s
rem @ef@GftaiptaI fNrtbstretbgn unb es fa sur A9feats as
Den, o6s Stdnp thinner meer IN letner S~pHenounG ~ Vr. e.
Strn.
Waser ietneu dtten gDaarsubSuierN anb Der Eabttt In gu.
~sanarese, nabe Saltimrre. ba sr tfne neue esOfs 3Gtrtf In
sib. Gut pfreEe, NIT Der Hrcnte mad Weffrass eFrtAset, tn
trelner er cine errBe Mn:abt ber beasn ArRetter ~befbGftssry
Sn biefer Babrif wereen @tsnDs nod einer nslea Seala Al,
ferstgi, fit Delde sf bt bar MrGHeRunG TN WtdrclanSe 5Rrt
tut, no BITE eefen SnfrurtentenndGer aus Bottom, &strs gprI
unt ga t!uUre IA pianos ~auseeffsat batter, bt 1870
. + j IN | { erttelt,
Der auSfpra& bes Snaitnts murbs turs nadbsr burS b.
SrSufrtt. &usfsaune rpn Rian,sns. GG., tee6ttet, nc tom
Sentaas Sas : e { = : 4 p ! y N srtpeilt mafes
aue &nftrdss, NIT peIdaen GO beshrt pire, euf's Yrruptsas
ausSufubren.
.~RobEen nnb fnb 70 %e1naruirt, bas fs Bet auserpr6snsIiae
.Daaerbafttetstt ee 6staes t es 2Saes ~bspa9ren nns IL.
Sem Slime riSsrfeRen. r.a
8tanrs auf 8eIfelIun9 ,@a
Rnt ron ieeer 6sls. unf Bduart perben a lt,tert. l.
Die 8r6sts Serefait Utra a1F bts Arbett snc enf bic Nus.
NGbi Der Wtaleriaiisn setpen6et un6 1t faan 6dber fur iebes
aus e;neEa GtdbifeiF ent bersOreebenhe Snfruiafnt Bic Gar
antts hbernsbnen, oas e aas Gi8enfaaitea sines patsn pia.
Nas SnRrantsnte aus ratfasr gabrif rtsSeH fur 5 Sapts
BON bent Gag bes Veriaufss an saranttrt. eys4 5
BeiGneere NRfaerfiautett ptrb aaf bic Must5abI BON SIN.
a%rnrtentea, tpelGe tn stner srpeen @atftrnuna ~serIenbet mer.
ben, Serwenbst une eu VprreGt bs Gmtauibes tnnerbalb 8
gtOnatsp pOin gerfeustase an ptrb ssaGttste fcGts stn Sa.
~ grObbaHelsr psr0eu pC5ltbaH, BET u1s pOrsv re@sn
che fs it'd anDergGtt unleben. p3sas48 -
Cetanhte F~prrdtbte etne GusloatI ron 90 ct . bsprs
Spn ben bsEen SnFranentennt16erH Su $40 bis 500 tass
pianos wsrben I'M getaHf@t, Gas 81
u1b Nset@ mi. as sn Sass
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
The w ork Of Malice.

The Republican. papers ofthiS State
unable to controvert any Of the state
mcnts or facts furnished in tho report
OF the Comipittee appointed to exam.
inc into the Treasury deiacation, are
expending vast deal oflabor in an
effort to convince their readers, that
Messrs. Morgan and Edgcrton were
lamili az with Breslin's transactions
knew OF his defalcations--and did
what they could to cover them up, so
| that they should not come 10 the light
ofthe public. ltthero is one thing for
which eX.Auditor Morgan was more
distinguished than another, it was his
persistent and uuremitted demand
that there should be a State Sub. Treas :
urv law cnacted--a law that would
prohibit the Treasurer of State from
.depositing the funds of the State in
banks or Of ia any other way using
them for his own behoof. lie wanted
IA law enacted, too, that would furnish
the Auditor the means Of knowing the
condition of the Treasury. In short,
he wanted such legislation as would
cfectualIy gaurd against the liability Of
loss Of every dollar paid by tie people
into the State Treasury. His reports
to the Legislature show this, and every
Democrat who was in the Legislature
in '51-2 and 1914, knows it. Ex-
ceedingly jubilant were the Opposition
press in this State when the session Of
i51-2 and '53-4 closed and they ascer.
tanned that Breslin had enough Dem
ocrat friends in the legislature who,
combined with the OppoSitionlnem.
bers. defeated the wishes Of Morgan,
Pugh, McCook, Trevitt and other
Democrats, who wanted a complete
divorce effected between the State
Treasury and the banks. Despite this
we now have the beautiful spectacle
presented Of those same editors cen
suring Morgan because he did not in
Iterpose in time between Breshn and
his unfortunate use of the moneys OF
the State. Richard the Third, when
he affected piety to subserye his am.
bilious designs, was governed by fully
as much honor as do those editors ex-
hibit who are now attempting to dclam(
Mr.. Morgan.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
9[ltp AAdtrtistnltnts.
An .. dinanee


70 amend an Ordinance a,ro provide far the as
fsessment and colleCti,nof tax on dogs,n passed
Best 5a5aiasd By Ne Cornell eftAe heorpo-
rafe1 Tillaa8of Mc1Ftltffr, That the first section
Of said Ordinance shall be so amended as to read
as follows. to.wit; BE Il Ordained by the Coun-
ell of the Incorporated village Of Macarthur, that
for the purpose Of raising and creating revenue
to be expended in improving the streets, alleys
and sidewalks of the said village Of Macarthur,
there shall be assessed an annual tax on dogs
to be colectedi in accordance with this ordinance.
And that it shall be the dnty Of the AaEshal Of
said village, between the first and twentieth days
Of May, 1859, and annually thereafter, IN like
manner TO make out list Of all dogs, owned OF
harbored within the said village of Macarthur, TO-
gether with the name or names Of the owner or,
owners or persons har boring such animal, and
at any time during each year 10 add TO said list all
dogs not before listed, together with the name or
names ofthe owner OF owners, or person OF PER-
sons harboring the same. And 1t shall be tho
duty ofsaid Harshal to assess from each and eve
ry person or persons owning or harboring any
animal or amir ais Of the dog kind, the sum Of
one dollar for oaOh and every dog, an the sum Of
two dollars for each and every bitch, by him, her
or them respectively owned or hnTbored about his
her or their premises. Aud 1t is hereby mado
the duty of said Marshal forthwith after making
said list or lists, aforesaid, to make ont and de-
posit with the Recorder Of said village, adupli-
cate or duplicates Of the same.
The first section Ofthe Ordinance aforesaid "to
provide for tho assessment and collection Of tax
ON dogs passed Nay 9Th, 1858, be and the saflO
is hereby repealed and this amendment 10 take
effect from and after its legal publication.
-r. j.. G.. BROWN, Myor
ArTIsT: GEO IANTZ, Recorder. 1..
NcAi thur April 2S, 1859.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Trinity ChurCh-Its PccuEiaTy
Affairs. ..s..

We learn from the Christian In.
telEgeacer solEe interesting facts in
relation to the Trinity Church Corpo-
ration in New York. II is probably
the wealtbiest of any religions society
in the United States, but its affairs
have been shockingly mis,nanaged.-
Its property exclusive of churches
and cemeteries, and consisting Of city
lots, ia 2ariously estimated at from
three to sic millions IF doltmS. Its
debts are about seven hundred thou
sand dollars, and for the last few years
have been constantly increasing,s In
1859 the expenditures of that corpora.
ton were sSl99, 900, and its returns
lint S118,00O. The expenditures are
lowing mainly to tho large donations
of the corporation. For example
nearly one-ionrth Of the $207, 900 ex
pended in 1858 was on account o
ioans, donations, allowances, and in
terest for other parties and institu
tions. 1t is now proposed blythe So
Iciety to reduce its expenses and pay
its debts. The possession of Sucha al
Immense wealth by religious corpo
ration or society is greatly to be de
precated. Its effects are bad both OF
religion and the body politic.-Ctn
l Enquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Government Expenditures

a number of Republican journals
have been fore some time past indus
triously circulating asa fact, that under
the present Democratic Administra i.
ton, the expenses Of the Federal Gov.
ernment had been increased largely
over any previous rule. A close ex.
animation of facts and figures shows
the contrary to be the truth, and the
Washington States recently published
an article on this subject, from which
we condense the following statements
The total payments out OF the treas
ury during the year 1878 were $751;
5S5, ,667 76, Of which over nine mill
ions were paid in redemption of the
public debt, and seven or eight mill
ions were appropriated to pay the de-
ficiences Of previous years.
The appropriations for 1859,
which viii end on the 80th of June
next were sixty.eight millions ftom
which must be deducted $S,055,774
appropriated 1878 and not paid
which will leave as the expences of the
year $59,94, ,226. Z The expenditures
for 1859-G0 which will commence on
the first of Jnly next are estimated at
$4,000, 900. .e..I az
We thus see, tlsatby Republican
House of Representatives in 1878
the expenses were run mp to nearly
$72,OO0,000 and that Under Delnpc.
racy they were reduced in 1859 tc
less than $60,000,0O0 and that fol
1S59-60 they will be not more thar
S54,0O0,000. The Republicans arC
representing tbe expences of the gov
eminent to be one hundred millions o.
dollars, while they do not go much
over one half that sum--aboutas near
the truth as that Philanthropie part,
ever gets.-O. Patriot. 6''' '5r
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
The Good Time COIaling-Better
DAYS nt Hand. -----L

The New York Tribune Of Satnr.
day thus notices the departure f"hard
timesp from the country and the dawn
OF q better era which is at hand, 1t
says:
Eighteen months have passed, and
all seems changed. Manufactures
furnaces and iorges ore generally at
work again. Nearly all who can do
any thing have work, if they see fit
to do It, Wages are generally higher
than at this time last year, Strikes
FOR higher recompense are quite COM
mon. Trade is brisk, and is generally
supposed to be healthy. The imports
at this point for last week exceeded in
custom house valuation $4,000, 600
Iau amount rarely, if ever, surpassed
--and probably cost at least $4,000
900. Up to April 9th the merchan-
disc entered at this port since JAnua.
ry 1st was nvoiced at SOS, 100000,
though the exports hence were less
than $15,000000. And while the
imports Of the first fourteen weeks o
! this year exceeded those Of any for
mer, and more than doubled those o
last year, our exports were actually
less than those OF the corresponding
portion of either 1857 or 1858. O
course, we hear without surprise that
the Persia took out more than 81 200
600 in 5Pcrie this week, and that even
larger shipments are anticipated"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

To amend an ordinance 'to prohibit Hogs from
d running 1t large In the Village" passed May
18TH 1855
Sectionl. BE II 0rdaRedby tie C6pntil efMe
THlage Of Nc4Irthar, That the notice provided
for in the first clause Of the second section Of
said ordinance to be given by publication in
newspaper Published in said village, may bo
given by said Marshal by posting up written
or printed notice in three public places in said
village; and the notice of sale provided for in
said section, shall be by written or printed no.
tce pos ted in three public places in said village
ut least five days prior to the day Of sale.
Section 2. All parts of said Ordinance incon-
sistent with the provisions Of this amendment
Ordinance to be in full force from aud afte. the
legal publication Of tho same.
l.. G. BROWN, Mayor.
ArTEsri GEO. LANTH, Recorder.
Macarthur April 2sth, 1859,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Couneciicat.

KENrUcKEY ALL RIeaT. Every can.
didate on the Democratic State tick.
ct and every Democratic nominee for
Congress repudiates as a heresy the
doctrine Of Congressional linrervontion
for slavery in the Territories. So does
allthc Democratic press, with bu
three or four exceptions.