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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
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nN and after sunday Dec. 9th 1855, and ant1l
OfurtheY notice trains viii leave EocA islAad daily
Sundays excepted, as follows:
let mail train ~ 10.2nA0
- freigh. IL 10 u
ID night express SIS -. u.
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, sunday =.
oeptcd rs folsows:
LIST night express aS so 4. u.
ID freight trains ~ S.O0P ?. u.
Sd al train a. f.0p y.
All aims over this road are In direct orupexsnn q
f1hicst h trains both the Michisan Southern
Miohiss .atral, PittsLurg. Port Wayne end Chica-
20 IA aai ~ and from Detroit, Ioiedp,
CIeveIaI Columbus, Cincinnati, Pitts6urgA,
Durkirk .utsio, niagara Ysns, Albany, New Yosh.
Phiiadsl yai1, Baltimore ard Washington. Also -
LASs. with rains o. the Illinois Central AoaA.
North GaenH and South 20 ST. Louis and Caise. -
which places tickets can b. procured Of
W. b. Gr,mnele, Ticket Aesnt,
Agents, r. T. Depot. R0cl IslaHd.
Passengers reminded n the neorssttyof g1vln9
distinct directions the destination Of their bae-
gage also proc tickets fore taking their ssaao
the care the conductors cct fares osiy
the ne OF the Chicago cck Island railroad.
JOHN p. TRACY, baperintsndsos.
". n. WErnJ =, Asst Sup't.
Rock leland. Dec. 8, I6i6 tdHl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

tahlished TWENTY YEARS--hAve saved heusaDda
from TIE graveAn6 their work 81 mercy 10 not laif
Completed. Try them. They are warranted
HERRICK 4 BnO.
Practical Chemists, Albany, u r.
Sold ct Wholesale and retail BY all Druggists -
Dsven port, and BY Dealers everywhere
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

UPPE i NJ A Nm 4 II LII,
GRo01R -,
NORTHWEST COR. BRADY AND FIFTH SITS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
March l. 1859. mchs
I'LL Goods Delivered Free!
WUPPERMANN L. HALL,
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
n s.d Provisions at Wholesale and Retail.
Fresh Sugars 1t Reduced Prices.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Teas Of all kinds Cores, Pine Old Jave and nochs
Bio etc.; so.d Butter Prize Cheese Fresh Eggs;
Pesred Sage. Hsccsroni, vermicelh, PeaEled Barley
Split Peas, ETC. I; new Rsisins, Figs Dates, Prunes,
GRAPES, etc.
Cassada Hesssp and Eyar Seeds,
complete assortment Of
PRESERVED FRUITS.
yeilies.. Jams, Pickles, o.tseps. Lea 4 rertin':.
Spanish Olives, Capsrs, Herbs, etc.
oBOlCI WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
NchS
.V'esU Goods.
IF You WANT COOP
q H q . u H Z n -,
Low" PRICES,
Tyner's Gregory and Variety SteTe,
COR. ROCK ISLAND AND SEOOND STA
where you win and
A GOOD AssoRTGEnr
Al K1nea0 OF Goods.
We are determined 70 close out our stock Of
Boots And Shoes, Hats and Caps,
Ready.Made Clothing,
and viii give great bargains 70 those in want Of such
goods they viii cali ICON.
Da veppoSt, April =, 1859.
=. 4. II. TYNm,
NICHOLAS KUHNEN
EJAs arrives frsm TIE lasG, WITH ~ ADsss -
IA lssgsse sssortnaotel
Imported and Domestic
- = q - II - :
Fine Virginia Plug TOb0ccos,
Flsin And Fancy PipeA &c.
All Of vhich ~ eGsss . asa1osu q laGbsn pslso
enot g tennspe9tataao $500, ao1 0AknG b q -
ducs01nS = paTeAAsolo - solooe - - h1Qo -
sosis1 SD - 60 bsAaaV heoss = - go
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
ID wei lings For Sale
or FL a p.
TNHE UNDERSIGNED WILL SELL ONE,
i double, or
Ali the Dwellings In his Rev,
ON BRADY STREET,

BET. TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH SITS.
The ground rent on which these dwellings stand 10
ouy one dollar per front foot and has years lack
ipg few months to run. The double houses have
double stills and Joined together only by the 81.
ding, and all strong and vel built frame aud II de-
sired can easily BE- removed.
These houses have q, =, and eleven rooms, ali pa
pered, sash hung pullies, each house = pleasant
s'oop above and below, lots vel shaded good we'll OF
water TO each hon e, cstern and c liar
Any person with small meAus yroca'e himself
pleasant home BY buy ng o. tn zoe single OF
double houGs A part OF the payment can be ex-
tended some time, aud but little more than the an.
nua ent will be YeQuiI Ell In hand.
ALSO,
The Large Brick Dwelling House In
which live. corner u Twelfth and 8r- oy ST reefs,
is for sale. The lot 2l4 front by $50 feet 70
an alley on which there Is no ipcumDrsnce, aud can
be sGld on long time.
The Two Story Brick House, corner Of 10th
and Perry streets, ia hicn D. j. Lindlsy lives.
LIT 60 nv 80 ef. ga>d water cellar and house well
finished, containing ror ms.
This rrcpsrtr ia 81. . free from sncumbrance and
can be sold on easy terms.
Fine Span of Young, Well Trained
and Matched Horses, Double Harness and first
rate Lumber wagon, cheap. Apply 70
mavll T. O. EADe. or I " HARRISON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
ECy. Sale on. Lease.

ding back $50 feet.
FOR further par ticulars, enquire o.
JOHN r. KING.
Land Agent, No. 81 Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05

Benero' enf Instaussos esse1iisAsd BY spectsf -
do1Haeaf, for Ae Reit.f Of ns sack os1
~. Distressed, a0iictsa arsth TsrNisns
and Eptdersfc Diseases.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-05
MEDICAL.
FIagg,sG ood saInarssan,s
Inaene66UtS Ncote

FIaEg'sG 0od SamaEstanss
IsssgssdD6SSs Rc1Ss
Keep Il In your Family. for slckness
comes when you do NOS expect u.
THIS an Internal and ksternsl Medicine. com.
j posed Of Roots, Herbs, snd Bans such - oss
1orefAshers used There is Beautiful supply 90 the
Earth TO cure ali complaints IL Nc only anew Wat
they we're. And nov the Good eamsritan brings -
good news and glAd tdings.
E IL - DescOUeS'e6 !! ~
Suffer no leager; 1t Is Z relief.
BY THE APPLICATION o.
Ndgg's Good SNsssas6e0ns
IMMEDIATE RELIED,
Ton can be cured Of the following complaints: s.ch
- Tooth Ache. In minute, 30 the most painful
tecks Of Rheumatism nine cafes oat OF ten, In less
NAN cue hours time, vi1-Hesd Ache, EAr Ache,
Neuralgia, Coughs. Colds, Asthma Bronchitis, Group,
SPINAL Affections, Pain IN the Back or Side SiInsss
IN the Joos, Coiic and Cr.np Psins. Erysip.as, In
famed Eyes, sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises, Burns,
sprains, Chapped Hands. Frosted Feet and Chill
blails.
1t not the intention Of the undersigned to assert
for this medicine that IL will do impossible things
cure all manner Of disease for the old saying H.
=" medicine that good for every thing II good for
nothing" Itistrue. We only claim 10 cure one
line OF diseases and for the sboys-named complaints
this medicine Is without All equal.
The best proof you can have OF the merits OF an ar.
ticie, in 10 see what IT win do. Ny operations On
Pains are decidedly the most efectual BY the aprli-
cation Of this vonderfu medicine, OF any In The
country This Is admitted by I'll who have tried H.
would have the public understand that h.ve
no humbus article to dispose Of nor would be in the
business the Was not truly and purely l-gii-
mate medicine 10 held in Ill places where II has
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Defeated.

We learn that Bro, Messengers majority
in Jackson County is about sixty, This
elects him, and, of course defeats US. We
bow TO the will of the majority with the best
possible grace. The Democrats have ma
jority in this district, but so long as they
stay away from the polls, or split their tick
cts when they attend the election, they need
expect nothing but defeat.
We are going to hold Bro. Messenger to
the promise which he made previous to the
election 10 reduce The taxes of Vinton Coun-
ty. Will he do it?
P. S. We have news from Jack
son County that Messengers majority
is two in that County, which elects
him by one vote. Democrats who
failed to attend the election can now
see the value of one vote.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
From Washington.

WAsHINGToY, Monday, October 10.
A private letter from London says that
our Minister, Mr.. Dallas, is exertng him
self TO procure a recognition of the Mexi-
can Liberal Government by England. while
other prominent gentlemen are similarly ell.
gagged
Reliable accounts received here from
Monterey show that General Vidauri has
not deserted to the Church Party, as re port
ed. An unpleasant difference Of opinion,
however, existed between him and General
Degallado, regarding the administration Of
his Jurisdiction.
So far as is known, Gen. Wheat is the on
ly citizen Of the United States who has
gone to fight the battles of the Liberals
The invitation was extended to him by Gen
Alvarez several months ago.
Until the publication of Judge Blacks
second reply to Judge Douglas, it was un.
derStood that the latter would leave the pub
lie to judge between their two publications
without any rejoinder from him, but since
Judge Blacks second reply, Judge Douglas
has commenced reiOinder over his own sig
nature to appear ina few days. In the
mean time volunteer reply to Judge Black,
from one of Judge Douglas friends. vii be
issued.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
snGety Of the snntn Fc Mail.
ST. LOUIS, Monday, October n

ST. LOUIS, Monday, October 10
The Santa Fe mall with dates to the 18th
ult., reached Independence this morning.
Messrs. OteIo, Porter and Crenshaw, who
came with the mail, confirm the recent at
tack on the mail party. The Indians took
all the mules, provisions and clothing, but
did not molest the mail, which was taken
forward by the next outgoing party.
The incoming party found the dead bodies
Of four men, supposed TO have been Pixies
Peakers, two days subsequent to the attack
upon the outwa I'd bound mail The deten.
ton of the incoming party was owing to
their waiting for an ox-train behind, having
been apprised of the difficulties ahead by a
Mexican.
The combined strength of the two trains,
probably, prevented another attack,
A company of cavalry had been ordered to
march Immediately from Fort Riley to chus-
tlse the Indians.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

PREACHER AND EDIToR,-That editor o
the Goiad (rexas) paper is an "original.' u
Just read this good. nalured, humorous, graph.
c description of worthy preacher whose
acquaintance he made recently on u ysi! 10
"a certain gulf-coaSt town:
Mr.. c., like DR.. Watts, is small in
stature, but great in soul. Full of zeal and
activity, he never fails 10 make his mark
wherever he goes. He is popular and use
full preacher, but his great forte is "beggng. !"
In that line he has few il any equals in the
Texas Conference. II money is required to
build up scholar or church, or any other
benevolent enterprise, get c. enlisted
and success crowns his efforts. His Maker
made him talker; anu when he gets after
man for subscription or donation, nine
cases cut OF ten 1t has to come, if for no 9th.
er reason than to get rid of the beggar. As
is usually the case with little men, he is a
privileged character"-allowed 10 say
pretty much what he pleases, about either
himself, his wife and children, dogs and hor-
ses, or other folks. He has the best wife
that ever was brought up in Arkansas, the
Oest boy and the most mustangish baby; the
most noted buggy horse and the best pony;
some of the finest hogs, and the most re-
markabIe dogs in the State of Texas. AS
has been pertinently said, he is "u,uLtum in
parUo, and has begged" 10 the amount OF
S3 900 10 build church in his station.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
- ~ N-n-7NsN-7N=~N-T'a~'-~
Ages Of oar Public Men.

President Buchanan will be 68 years oil
on the 10Th Of November next; Vice-Pres
dent Breckenridge will be 80 years of age
IN the 18th Of January next; Lewis Cass i,
nearly n years old; Stephen A Douglas was
46 years ST age on the 23i of April last!
Simon Cameron is in his Goth year; Jeller-
son Davis is 81 years old, Caleb Cushing is
in his Goth year; Howell Cobb will be Al
years old on the 7th of September next: w.
II. Seward is in his 5Sth year, franklin
Pierce is 54 year old; Robert Field Stock
ten is nearly ~ years oil age; John Charles
Fremont was As years old OIL the 9TH Of
January last. John Bell s62 years old; John
J. Critlendon will be 70 years old nGSep.
tember next; Alexander H. Stephens was AZ
years old in February last; James l.. Orr was
81 years old on the 18th of May last; Jesse
D. Bright is in his 47th year; Augustus C.
Dodge is about AZ years old; James Shields
is 9years old; Isaac Toucey is 81 years DID,;
Henry A. Wise is in his SD year; Robert
M. 7. Hunter is nearly so years of uge
Robert Toombs was 40 years old on the I'd
OF July last; Edward Everett was "A years
old in April last John M. Read is over 50
years of age; Daniel S. Dickinson will be
90 years old on the | lth of September inst;
John E. Wool is about 65 years ofage; John
Slidell is in his 66th wear; Nathaniel p.
Banks was 43 years old last January.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
MADISON Township.

One cause of the very small majority in
this County was the fact that the Democrats
in Madison township to the number Of thir-
ty or forty, failed TO attend the election.--
The polls were at Zuleski, located at one side
of the Township, while large proportion OF
the Democratic vote is at the other side.--
The voters, generally hard working men'
would not lose their lime and travel five and
six miles to the election. We are told, also,
that our tickets did not reach the polls until
about IL o'clock in the morning.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
SeuatOr,

Mr.. Carleton's majority in this County is
fifteen. 1t is altogether likely that Mr..
Stanley is elected. He promised that, if
elected, he would vote for no man for U. s.
Senator who would not pledge himself in ia
vor of a protective tariff. We predicted
that he would vote for SalmOa P, Chase
who is known 10 be a free trade man. We
shall have occasion hereafter to refer to the
numerous promises and shifts Of the oppOsi-
tiOn candidates.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

TIE OFFICES OF CoYGREss-IIow TO BE
PARCELED OUT-The Washington CORES
pondent oil the Ohio State Journal says that
among the Republicans at that place ia
vorite ticket for the organization of the
House OF Congress is, John Sherman, Of Ohio
for Speaker, J. w. Forney for Clerk; Lewis
Clephane for Doorkeeper, and some plOmi,
nent American for Sergeant-at- Arms -
What does Tom Corwin think of that The
Americans. 10 secure their aid TO enable the
Republicans to do what they are not able oil
themselves to do, are to be allowed sinai
bite from the big dish. But may they not
be served at Washington as their brethren
were in this county, where twas the under
standing that the Americans wefe TO have
certain county Offices, and when the day
came the Republicans took them TO them
selves With the Republicans and Ameri
cans it has become a good deal as it was be-
tween the white man and Indian in dividing
their game-the white man never said "tur
key 10 the Indian once Gin. Eng.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

A You've OLD BRIDEGRooM.-M Married, in
Davie County, N. G., on the 2lst ult.. Mr.,
John Fine. aged ninety six years, to Miss
Elizabeth Harley, Of Davidson, N. c., aged
thirty.seven years. This interesting couple
wnlked eight miles to the residence Of the
officiating magistrate, to get the nuptial knot
tied: and after dinner, having had a merry
time with large company who had assem-
bled to witness the ceremony. returned home,
making walk Of sixteen miles for the day,
without rod or staff. The Bridegroom, it is
said, was the most hilarious youth out OF
some forty or fifty present at the marriage,
and fairly outdid the whole company by his
jests and stories.- WdrrentOn (N. C.) Neps.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

INTERESTING TO SPoRTsMEN.-The Green
Bay Advocate says that the rivers and ponds
in that vicinity are literally swarming with
ducks, They have not been as plenty be.
fore in many years, and our sportsmen are
reaping rare harvest. One of them, we un-
derstand, shot ll0n few days since, just be-
low he city. 1t is nothing uncommon for a
marksman to shoot twenty five in the morn
ing and sell them in fime for dinner. OF
course, where there is So great an abun,
dance, they are selling for mere song,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

DISTRESSING Acc1pENT.-On Thursday OF
last week, Mr.. Conroy of this city, and Mr..
Turner, of Belmont county, Ohio, while'at
work on the Steam Mill, being erected at
Amanda, fell, through the giving away of the
scaiiold, from the top of The building, dis
tauce of fifty feet, righton 10 the solid ground
causing concusson of the brain. breaking
arms, legs, &c. Mr.. Turner died on Friday
and Mr.. Conroy expired during Friday night.
We learn that the unfortunate sufe rers re-
ceived the prompt and unceasing attention
of Doct Porter, as well the heartfelt SYM
pathies and kindest acts OF the people oil the
village. Carpenters should make their scaf-
folding doubly secure. They peril ;heir lives
unnet ,ssri'v.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

0T The late storm was very destructive
in Eastern North Carolina. A writer says:
A poor widow, Mrs. Ashley, and child,
had the house thrown about their ears, as
straw in hurricane. She herselfis so man
gled that her life is despaired of. The child
was carried TO a distance of about mile,
where it was found by its lamentations. %
The child is expected TO die also. People
were reused from their slumbers in the dark.
ness of the night to find their cottages torn
into atoms as by bomb OF destruction, and
themselves glad to escape with MANNED limbs
and stripped of every comfort of life.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

ARRESTED FOR PERJURY--A wealthy ci!i-
zen was arrested on Saturday, in Cleveland,
by Constable Whitney, on charge of per-
jury. 1t is charged that he swore before ar
Assessor that the only money he possessed,
subject to taxation, was 5000, whereas it is
claimed by the gentleman making aft layit
against him that he had, at the time he made
this oath, over $4,000 in ready money at
his command; The warrant for his arrest
was issued By Justice Tibbetts.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

ARRIVAL OF THE OVERLAND MAIL Flu.
NERAL OF SENATOR BRoDERIcK. The Over
land Mail, with dates to the 10th ult., arri.
we'd here tonight. The funeral of Senator
Broderick took place on the afternoon of the
18th. Tie remains were followed to the
grave by about three thousand persons,
forming, with carriages, the longest and
most imposing procession ever witnessed in
San Francisco. The streets were thronged.
and the buildings along the line Of process.
sion were drapel in mourning. Colonel
E. D, Baker delivered he funeral oration.--
50. Louis, Monday, October IL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Nfain EIpctinn,

The Cincinnati Gazette claims that
Ohio has gone Republican by fifteen
thousand majority, and that the Re
publicans have large majority Oh
joint ballot in the Legislature, securing
a Republican U, S. Senator. We
notice, however, that there are several
errors in the Gazette's figures.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
A. Dun.

Subscribers in arrears for the Dem.
Ocrat are earnestly solicited to come
forward at the earliest possible mo.
ment and pay up. We have held off
from dunning as long as we could,
hoping that after Harvest the small
amounts due us would be paid.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
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Our COunty Ticket,

1t is to be regretted that our whole Coun'
ty ticket was not elected, but the uuscrupu.
Ions means used by the opposition leaders
and the failure in Madison Tp., have defeated
both Major BrattOn, candidate for Prosecu,
tor, and Mr.. Darby, the candidate for Com.
missioner. Mr.. Brine, the Democratic can.
date lor Recorder, is elected by sweeping
majority.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
ed both a commercial and monetary i'm.

ed both a commercial and a monetary i'm
provement.
JAPAN In Japan. affairs had assumed a
very unsatisfactory position. On July IL the
British treaty was duly ratified. Since then
the japanese government had attempted to
evade it, by seeking to confne the foreigners
to a small island about ten miles from Jeddo.
They further attempted to establish a new
coin as the only one to be used in CONNER
cial dealings with foreigners. although, &C.
coTding to the treaty, foreign coins were to
be received at their intrinsic value.
The present arrangement OF the japanese
produced depression OF 66 per cent.
The British Consul had issued a protest,
and stopped the trade for the present.
TUNIs-Thc Bey of Tunis died Septem-
ber %, and the pTesumP!ive heir had been
installed.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Most respectfully, yours,
CHARLES REEMELlN.
Important from Texas-BTOWns-
Vile Attacked by Guerrillas.

vile Attacked by GuerrIllaS.
New ORLEANS, Monday, October 10.
The town Of Brownsville, Texas, has been
attacked BY twenty-eight guerrillas, aud five
of the cilizens killed. The Jail was broken
open, and all the prisoners set at liberty
The excitement was intense. The Mexi-
cans had sent aid from Matamoras. Tie
guenllas were headed by Cartinas, VIII shot
the Sheriff ol Brownsville last July in at
tempting to arrest him. A party Of horse
men, one hundred ;rong, rode into the city,
and posted sentlnels. General Cdrva al an |
Others arrived rom MatamOras, and per-
suaded the outlaws to leave.
Fort Brown has been garrisoned BY Mexi.
can troops f;om MdrtamoIas and the citizens
have formed a patrol. The outlaws were
eHcamped near the city, two hundred strong.
Tie Mexican General had visited the camp,
and obtained promise from them not to
mOlest the town again. The citizens still
expect an attack, as the outlaws boasled
that there were more on he list 10 be killed
An express had been sent to San Antonio
for troops The Brownsville Flag thanks
the military and civil authorities OF Marta
moras, and blames the Government lor leav-
ing them delenseless. The Sheriff and a
posse came down to Point Isabel with the
steamers ArizonaS Mail. The cause of the
difficulty was revenge sought by Cartinas
for alleged injuries. The citizens mostly fled
10 Matamoras.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
Hamilton County Redeemed.

The news indicates that Hamilton Joun-
ty has again wheeled into Democratic line.
Last year the opposition carried it by 1900
majority. The whole Democratic ticket is
now elected by about eight hundred major.
ity--Securing eight Representa- tiyes and
three Senators in the Ohio Legislature.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
The Board ofCommlssioncrs. of

The Republicans have now elected ma.
jority Of the Commissioners. They have
promised, if the people would give them two
Commissioners, that the taxes and expen.
ses of the County should be lessened. In
one year from shis time the people will find
out the value of such promises.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13

OyAn impression prevailed at the Coun-
ty Fair, that those beautiful BOnnets which
Mrs. King exhibited were not of her own
manufacture. We are authorized to say that,
with one single exception, they were speci-
m ems other own handiwork, skill and good
taste
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-10-13
AteDrCSentnIiVe,

The majority of the Democratic candidate
for Representative in this County is only
one vote. II is needless for us 10 ex.
plain. Every reader Of our paper, at all ac
quainted with the politics of this County, un,
derstands the cause.