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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Speaker ofths House of Representatives.
MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
February is, 1859.
mo. ss @ AN ACT

mo. 35 an ACT @ .a U-
TO amend the Seventh Section Of the act en-
titled fan act for the prevention OF Gam
ing" passed March 10, 1881, as amended
by the act Of April n, 1887, entitled "An
act TO amend an act entitled an act more
efTecluilIy to Prevent Gambling" passed
January II, 1916.
Section ]. Be IL enacted by the General
Assembly Of he State Of Oiio, That the sew
enth section OF the act entitled ian act Tor the
prevention of gaming passel March H.
1881, as amended by the third section OF The
act passed April II, 1857, entitled Can act
to amend an act entitled an act more eifectu-
ally TO prevent gambling passed January ~
1876, be so amended as TO read as follows
Sec. Z. That if any person shall play at any
game whatsoever for any sum Of money, OF
other property of any value, or shall make any
bet or wager for any sum OF money or othel
property Of value, every such person shall
on conviction thereof, be fined in any sun
notexceeiing one hundred dollars, or be i'm
prisoned 10 lie county jail not less than ter
DAYS nor more than six months.
Sec O. That The third section OF the ac
rassed april 17lh 1857 entitled Can act q
amend an act entitled an act more efectual
d, to prevent gambling, passed January "a
1916. be and the same is hereby repealedt
Sec. 3. This act shall take effect from III
fSe WILLIAM B. WOODS, ~
eeeakef OF the House Of Representatives.
TO 'e1's' MARTIN WELKER, g e ~
''asfH' Presidentof the SAiite p =
febfusIy Sl 1859.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
February Is, 1859,
AN ACT.

No. 30. r .u AN ACT.
Making Portal Appropriation to meet The
current expenses Of the Northern Ohio
Iunatic Asylum for the year 1859.
Section /. Be ii enacted By N; General
ASstmJly Of The Stale of Ohio, That there is
hereby appropriated, out Of the funds in the
treasury Of this state applicable to the gener-
NJ revenue purposes, for current expenses Of
the Northern Ohio Lunatic Asylum for 1859,
the sum of five thousand dolIam.
Sec. Q. This act shall take effect on its
passage. --....g-
,- WILLIAM B. WOODS,
tpepker Of The House of Representatives.
''- MARTIN WELKER,
t.t..... President Of the Senate.
February IS, 1859 Nd. ...
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
ArrEsri GEO, ,LANTz, Recorder.
Macarthur, April 2sth, 1859,
20 the Creditors Of Alexander c. Wilson
deceased,

nN the 18th day of April, 1859, the Court Of
" Probate within and for tho County Of Viu-
ton, declared tie estate of Alexander c. Wilson,
late of'said County, deceased, to be probably In
solvent, Creditors Of said estate are, therefore
required to present their claims to the undersign-
ed for allowance within six months from this
date, or they will not be entitled To- payment.
BENJAMIN DILL,
Administrator Of the estate Of Alexander G
Wilson, deceased M 3D. 4..s..s.
April 2Sth, ls59.-4w,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28


The Charleston Convention -
Prospect OfDeInOcratic Unity in
Illinois.
The prospects of Democratic unity
lin Illinois after the Charleston Con-
vention are excellent. The Chicago
Herald, the leading Anti DoUeLAs pa.
per Of the State, declares that if Mr..
IDoUGLAs is nominated Tor President at
at Charleston, it the Herald) will sup
port him with all its might. 1t adds
that "no true Democrat will bolt the
nominations, whoever is nominated. >
On the other hand, the Springfield
l)Rfgister, the central DOUGLAS or
gan, pledges itself to support theEom'
inee of the Charleston Convention,
whoever he may be. 1t will 90, il
states, for President BUonANAN, if he
! is renominated at Charleston upon the
old Democratic platform Of non-inter,
vention!-,-Cin. Eaquirey. -gl 20.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Later from Europe-Increased
II RrObabiiiIY Of Wnr.

Another steamer from Europe ar
rived OH Monday. Its news is more
warlike even than that brought by pre-
yious adyices. The contehding pow.
ers--Francc and Austria--are con
tinuing their military preparations
with .unabated energy. Every thing
5etokens that the war.cloud will soOu
burst on Europe. .IG8 's'' '''''
sss ;---~r~>>--~~>s ~1>->>7- - ~-~-----> o.
TSce thsladyertisement Of j. II
King, &lIo ia again ready to supply
his customers with Boots and Shoes
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
AN ACT
No. I6l

To amend the second lion Of an act pass
ed April l2th,-l85S entitled "An act e
amend enact eGtiesd 'm ACT proyidmg
for the election Of coroners and sherti;
and fixing their lern u ofice, - pass,
ell March Sth, 1854.
Section I /. BE iteaoetta By The Gcnernl
Assembly Of The STATE Of Ohio, That the sec
ond section of an act entitled "an act pro-
yiding for the election of coroneIs and sher,
ifs and fixing their term OF office" passed
March Sth, 1854, be so amended as 10 read
as follows: Section 2. That the term Of OF
fee OF all sherilfs and coroners elected in
the several counties in this State, on ite
second Tuesday OF October, in the yeaT
eighteen hundred and fly.six. shall expire
on the first Monday OF January in the year
eighteen hundred and liity nine, and The
term of office of al! sheriffs and coroners
elected on the second Tuesday OF October
in the year eighteen hundred and filty-seven
shall expire on lhe first Monday of January
in the year eighteen hundred and sixty, or as
soon thereafter as their respective successors
are elected and qualified.
Sec. .. That the said original section Two
OF said act passed April l2th, 1858, be and
the same is hereby repealed, but the repeal
thereof shall not impair any liability incur
red or act done undor the same.
Sec. 3. This oct shall take effect upon its
passage
WILLIAM WOODS,
Sneaker CT the House Of Representatives,
MARTIN WELKER,
President of the Senate.
February 3, 1859.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Februars l8, 1859.
AN ACT
no, 3Ql

10 smenG section sixty -feur Of an act eR,i-
ftled'an act to provide for the Ieorglnizl-
iion, supervision and maintenance of Com
mon Schools" passed March II, 1853.
Section /. BE IL enacted by the Gsnoral
Assembly ofthe State Of Ohio, That section
sixtv.four Of the act aforesaid, as said sect ion
is now amended, shall he so amended as to
read as follows: Sec. Ga. The debts which
have heretofore been contracted by any
school district for school purposes shall be
provided for By the estimate of the proper
school boards created under the provisions ol
this act, and action may be brought sgoins,
such boards to recover the same. When any
Judgment shall be obtained against any
such school board, it shall be the duty O
said board to make an estimate for thC
district or sub district, rs said board NAY
deem equitable, Of the amount required tC
satisfy such judgment, with interest ant
costs. Said amount so estimated shall b,
cert fled to the county auditor, shall be as
sessed By him upon the district or sub b-distric
as the case may be, and shall be collected
and paid out ia the same manner az otbe
school tpxes, upon the order Of the clerk o
SAID board upon the township treasurer, tC
satisfy the Judgment aforesaid.
Sec. 9, Th4t section sxty-lOur aforesaid
be and the same herebyis repealed.
Sac 3. This act shall take effect upon it
passage. -.--...-
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
..-- MARTIN WELKER,
President Of the Senate.
Eabrnat, "a l9So t'.tt--
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

Joel A. Walden for malicious prose
cution, laying damages at ten thou
sand dollars land thai the Journal is
now laboring to create public senti-
ment against Mt. Walden, and to inn
press upon the public mind that DR..
Holland has been a much abused and
prosecuted man. Why the Journal
is pursuing this course it could give a
true explanation lift would.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

THE FOREIGN News. The steamship
Arabia has arrived at Halifax, with
Liverpool dates to the 9th inst. The
news indicates war! France is prepa.
ring for war on large scale. Great
bodies Of Austrian troops are also on
the move to Italy. $4,000 French
troops are on the way TO reinforce Ly-
ons. Orders have been sent to Tou-
Ion for sixty eight vessels to be ready
at a days notice, and eight vessels Of
war have been ordered from Bresl to
Toulon. Allthc Marseilles vessels in
the Adriatic are, Fastening home. II
the European uations drift into a wal
now it will 10 very bloody one, IN.
donbtedly.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
AN ACT

mo. 26,l AN ACT
To prohibit Watchmen aud other Police Off
GERS from claiming Witness Fees in GER
tain cases.
Section l. BE Il enacted by the Genera
Assembly the State Of Ohio, That no watch
man OF other police officer shall be entitled
10 any witness fees IN any case prosecuted un
der any criminal law Of the State Of Ohio, Of
any ordinance of city of the first orseconC
class, before any police iudge OF mayor o
any such city justice Of the peace or otnel
officer, having jurisdiction in such cases.
Sec Q. This aetshall take effect from onC
after its passage
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives.
E BASSETT LANGD0N,
President pro. tenn, Of the Senate.
February ia, 1859.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

THE USE or THE VEro Power One
of the tavorite issues of the opposition
to the Democracy used to be denun
clation Of the veto power. The De-
mocmcy wero stigmatized as the vett
party, willie the Opposition took cred.
Il for Icing opposed,to sach an exer-
else Of the "onerman power, as 1t
was called. A good commentary on
'tat1icse professions has bcen lately afiord-
cd by Governor MORGAN, Republican,
Of New York. During the late ses.
sion of the Legislature, in which his
own party was largely predominant,
he vetoed 10 less than fifteen bills, be
ing Il greater number. than were We.
toed by all the Democratic Executives
who were ever in the Gubernatorial
chair of,hew York.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

PHE PLACE 70 GET,CHEAP GooDs.--
Strangers who visit Macarthur for the
purpose of trading, viii find at tho
establishment of s. @. Case, at the
old stand of Reynolds 8 Hixon, any
thing in the dry goods ard grocery
line which they may desire, and a good
market for their produce. Give him
a call, as he is a gentleman worthy Of
your custom and confidence.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
mo. 2s.l AN ACT

NO. 2S. AN AL
10 amend the oct entitled "an act to fix the
Salaries Of Judges in certain cases"
Sec.io /. BE il enacted by the Genera
Assembly Of he STATE Of Ohio, That in all the
counties Of this state, having a population
Of two hundred thousand inhabitants or up
wards, the Judges of the Court Of Common
Pleas hereafter elected therein, shallrecoiye,
in addition to the salary now paid to them
out of the State Treasury, the sum OF one
thousand dollars per Onnum, TO be paid to
them out Of the county Treasury, in the same
manner and at such times as is provided by
law for the payment of the salaries OF the
Judges out Of the State Treasury; Provided
that the salaries Of Judges Of the Court o
Common Pleas should be increased by the
State, then the payment out OF the county
Treasury shall be diminished in proper lion
so that such Judges shall not in any way re-
ceive more than twenty five hundred dollurf
pes eTannum salary. % .s A'
Sec. 9. That the first section oflhe nbOvp
rseited net, passed April 18th, 1853, be and
the same is hereby repealed.
'ra WILLIAM b. WOODS,
Speaker Of the House of presentatives.
cLtt MARTIN WELKER,
..a es President Of the Senate.
Febrnry Is, 1859, sa
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

confession made to him in his professional
character, in the course ofdkcipline enjoin-
Ell by the church to which hs.belongs, with.
cut the consent Of the person making, the
confession. 9th. No person who would # a
party be incompetent to testify under the
provisions Of Section 3l3, shall become COM
petcnt by reason Of an assignment of his
claim.
Sec 2. That section ala Of the said act to
establish code of civil procedure, as said
section was amended by the act of April 18th,
1858, be, and the same hereby is repealed.
Sec, g. This act shall take fleet upon its
passage.
WILLIAM B. WOODS,
Speaker of the House ofRepresentatiyes. OF
L. BASSETT LANGD0N,
President pro. TEN. Of the Senate.
February ii, 1859.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

AgGrnER STATE kHocKING FOR AD.
sussioS.--The people Of Kansas have
voted for convention to form a State
Constitution. For the frs! time in
its history has the move for adinis-
sion been regularly made and been sus-
tanned by the mass Of the people,
THIS being so, there can be no doubt
tliat it's application will be favorably
received and the State be admitted in
to tllc Union at an early day in the
next Congress. Kansas will make
the thirty.fourth State in the Confed.
cracy. nineteen Of which will be free,
ard fifteen slave. The whole number
Of electoral votes in the Presidential
election next year will be increased tC
three hundred and six, being an in
crease Of ten since the last Presiden
tial election. In two or three year
Nebraska, Washington, New Mexico
and probably other States, will be ap
plying for admission, raising our Con
federacy up to nearly forty States :
/ Gin. Enquirer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Sla1e Pairs FOR Is50.

Illinois, Freeport- Sept 5 to o.
Vermont, Burlington, {" 13 ZIG.
Ohio, s..,.s GAINESVILLE, I" 2Og2S.
Indiana, New Albany 26 $50.
Newly Ork,s Albany "a Qska4 = 7.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

THE VoIcE oFTHE WHANe DOODLE
The Journal falsely represents Us
rs saying that the recent trial Of DR.
Holland was Of no Importance to that
person, when we said iust the contrary
and then launches forth into the most
intensely hang Doodle" strain o.
a half column, which that delectablc
sheet has ever contained. Read il
and laugh.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
Democratic Convention.

The Democrats Of Yinton County
sre notified TO meet at the Court
House in Macarthur, on Saturday,
May 81, 1859, for the purpose of APP
pointing Delegates to represent the
county in the State Convention to be
Leld at Columbus May 90, 1850
Other important business may bo
brought before the Convention, and a
general attendance is therefore ear
nestly solicited. BY order Of the Cen
tral Committee, McArth uE April
%, 1859,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

A "STAR" REPoRTER.-Bro Eshel.
man has allowed a "star" report Of
the Holland trial to be published in
the AdcNttser. 1t contains many
misstatemcnts and is, altogether, one
eide report; though the conclusion o!
the writer as to the cause may be true,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28

Cone TO GET OFFICE, E,--The Jour.
nal says some democrats came to this
County after it was formed, for the
purpose of getting office. Who are
they9 Why cont you give names,
and not sneak behind such vague in
situations Until you do we shall
consider the charge cana'd Of your
own invention.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-04-28
An Ordinance

ATTIsT; GEO LANTZ, Reeoroc
.6Ai thur, April rs, 1859.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04
OCULIsTs AND AURIsTS.

nsAfNEss-s NEWLY INVENTED ISsrsUxEsT
- IN exreme Of dsfness called the soupd "a Mi.
nsr organic vibrator and invisible voice conductor M "a
,o 10 ear .. rot 70 be In 1e east M
Of sto ring ucses 10 the epure7 -smvad
e,se 'nssn relief = me deaies ensbjss s
v hear ctsnry NJ church arJ public gtsennea Prop "a
ss Nesvs sOIuNyNs nptsc,srs srts 70 Abesns az,
sxse. f,pdly Nsss opposite e York 1ole Loroor. NV
and. - wv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

L'oR sALx-roUR BUILDING Locs IN THE VILLAGE
OF Mount vernon, weschsser county; very csab
price would be secepled Apply Immediately from Ill 10
M and from TIL 3P. NJ 10 b ". PLUME diamond bro
kerr 5l2 BROADWAY. Diamonds bought.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

C,oR aALy OR EXCHANGE FOR MEgCH ANDTsE IN
hookyn-A handsome TIM story and high soop house,
brown stone front far .rlof window. with suoce
lar balcony and in ns neigh Sohooi near the ferry The
os part OF the purchase money remain bond
mortgage ysr particulars inquire Of NJ DOUGHTY 70 Nss.
sAl street, New York. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

N'UsN SHED COUNTY, PLACE FOR SALE OR Elk:
cheuge TOR cy or town property mechendise soad
be taken 10 part payment situated only eight es
York the line Of the Ssw York and Hre xsrosd aou
forty acres Of land The baidings cpnast OF
bove Aiisd in With brsS, newly furnished with all the
dsru veen. The tenant houses stable hennery
tnd lac bouse tied) all wei arranged Also ms
stock horse cows &C. &c carriages wsgons aud al
necessary implements LOsalon FOR
heao and ts OF Posesss!or be had nms
datss For further particulars inquire .. tho suoon roonn
IbS Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-04

Noa SAIB-A BEAUTIFUL BRICK HIGH Stool
bouse ID rooms water Ac In Behune street 81 800
Dc, Wes Thirty 9th street, Is 00; splendid house Ia Jsas
$500 West Dirty afth street two co ges on one 10.
50 300. Farms aud village property.
w. a. MEL1CK 4o7 Broadway
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Steamship North American sff Can. n m,

FARTHER PoINr, August I3th-The steamship
NORM American, from Liverpool on the adj
passed here this morning aud was boarded by
Tue news boat of the Associated Press Her com
ntrclal news has been anticipated by the City of
Baltimore of Cape Race
me amount paid by the Pspal government TO
MI ferkins as decentralization for the outrage
at ferugia, was about S2UO instead Of { 100
numerous disasters 90 American ships are re-
ported, among them are the following: The Glen
zoe, New ork for Bremen, took fire on the 3rh
July, ran ashore near BreInerhaven. and burnt 10
INC waters edge The Abby Blanchard, for New
orleans, took fire at Bordeaux the both but
the damage Is unknown. The Vancouver from
New York, was totally wrecked on the south
Bank near shanghai; but the crew were saved
and had arrived at the latter port
The SaNonyille, from Boston bound % Hong
Kong. put into Mauritius June ~. leakv with a
part of her cargo thrown overheard. The ~ Rob
ert - supposed 10 be the Robert M. Sloan.
from Gottenburg bound 90 Boston. sprung a leak
| near Sksgen, and ran ashore near Jutland on the
18Th Of July. About fifty persons landed from her
| at HyeriiRo The Alex;r Wise, from Marseilles
for New York, stranded on Point Carnes, near
q ihraltar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13
IlR --LATEST IlIs IYflTIElllI
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The City OF Baltimore off r..

ST. JOINS, August l2.--The steamer citv of
taIumore, from Liverpool, for New York Win
advices 10 the 9TH inst, has been boarded "a CO.
Race by the news boat Of the Associsted Pres
1 The Asia arrived out on the 3lst ult the Hun
garian on the LIST, the Adelaide on the I'd and the
Etna the Sd inst
Nothing had been received in regard 20 the
nn ace Conference at Zurich when The steamer
TIE continental news 10 pacific.
,,ahce was preparing for a naval Disarmament
soIvad french army Of the Rhine had been dis
The French Bourse close, an M, 90
4sc S0u On " eonesday NJ WI
new Indian loan Of five million, ,,.,,,,, n.s
ren announced In England ""e
The American minister at Rox,. A.-,.-,,
ioO scudi, about sso as a comnr,.,,so, os e seo
,esses sustained by Mr.. Perkins Of Boston in IN.
COMMERCIAL
Lirsrpooi Markets-Cotton The .,,,. .< ....--
On w ednesday are estimated at $500 bales ~.
market to-day closes steady. Holder, o., -
pu. snow NO disposition 10 press s-l,s
barely maintained The harvest prospssr ~ a. -.
y y,e Flour is very duh. and offered freely
wheat Is very dull, and previous Quotation, .,e
barely maintained. Corn Is quiet.
PROVISIONS The market has declining tend
ency Beef is heavy, and prices lending down.
wards Fork is dull, and quotations nominal
Bacon is dull but steady. Lard is dull. Tallo,y
Is hrmer, but quiet
auIl, sugar quiet Coffee quiet Rice dull
LtrtTPoot, Thursday Bresdstuffs very Anil
PROVISIONS closed very dull Spirits tnrnen,,ne
ne1vy, Other articles generally unchanged
holders demand an advance, which has nc: been
oo'aihcd Foreign wheat is Is higher Sng,r.
are steady Coffee firm. Tea is slow Of sale. but
prices are unaltered. Rice is frn,
The money market has been slightly NOR. .,,,,
gent American securities are steady Conxol.
'tsaso- Exchange on London I3alsS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13
b, A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

EXFENSiYES ALEOF VALUABLE BUILD
II ING LOTS N SGT ARR No. $40 on THE IsLAND-
On ~ ESDAf- the 10th instant, 4 shall sell, in
front OF the premises. commencing at o'cluck D,
H % hands me building Lots, bsing subdivisions
IA Square 5+. -
The above property fronts On ThIrd aud Four
and a. hai stret Is west. and ard VI strez ts south
from ~ To p feet.
Terms; One fourth cash bslance in 6, " and "a
months, Tor notes hearing interest fro day OF safe
Marranted deeds given and deeds OF trust taken
at sale, or any time previous TO sale at 10Y auction
store au j-0tsl A GREEN Ancf
MARSHAL's sALE.-In virtue Of two writs OF
hen facas issued from the Clerk Office Of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
county Of Washington and ID me directed, 4 will
expose 20 public SALE Tor cash, IA front of the Court
House door OF said county, on TIL SDAY, the I6th
Gay OF August next, 1859, at II o'clock a., the FOL-
lowing described property, TO wit: All offend
part OF original Lot No. IN Square Sls fronting q
feet on II street north, and ton nded as follows :
Commencing ST point Isl eet inch from the south
east cotheg OF said sgsare, and running thence
on line with SAID street Is feet thence sont ON
hne with said 18th street 90 feet SAID III street
and thence east on said street 3 feet 10 the place
81 beglnn ngi containing $50 sQuer feet more or
Iess, In the CITY OF Washington d. G, together with
all and singular the improvement thereon, .eized
and leyIod upon as tho property of Saml NJ KBis ht
ADD VIII be sold 10 satisfy Judicial Nos lvs and
S4s TO October term, 1883 in favor Of WIN Il Dove,
nse OF thomas Brown, use of Geo. Poe, Jr., uss IL
n. Stewart, and the other Of Thos. p. and Archs
nse Of Geo. Poe, IT,. use Of X. Stsva,t vs.. Sam'l
Nj. knight, w. w. Campbell and John HI, Tucker.
a. s.-ra-.S = -. - W. SELDEN, Marshal
jy 0-ts for the District OF Columbia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-08-13
..... MARRIED,
NJ M N.Y. m Ektv 10 D M GsrGsE:
klET A. HAZEL, all ofthis city.
DIED,

In this CITY, at O'Clock, on the morning Of the
iSth infant, after q brief illness, GEORGE H.
FuLMER. in the 57th year of his age
His friends and those of the family are requested
70 attend funeral from his late residepce No.
pm
In this city: the 18th insa mt, after pal nfu ill
ness, WILLIAM JOSEPH SMITH, in the 45th
year OF his age. Tbs deceased q NATIVE of Bal
this city. $3.50 :. 4 - - "
His funeral will take place from the resid nee of
his sister, IN Hoffman street, Ross, Baltimore,
on Monqsy morhIng next, at 10 o'clock. ~
(Bat. Sun and Clipper please copy.)
In this city, on the 18th instant, Hon. WILLIAM
Z. ALLEN, of Maine. aged IS years. =