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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

SUCCESSION OF EMILY NORMAN.
VALUABLE PROPERTY IN JEFFERSON CITY.
BY j. Il. BEARD e. CO.,
GARDNER sxrrH Auctionecr
> NJ at Banks Arcade. b pufsnan Of an order
aYss Y s city # and By
No s y Ghss zjnpsi dated Nsy issi
ety. The On is
half Of he entire front on ID and Apollo
aud years for bearing mortgage on property with
cent interest from date to maturity and per cent
Act Of sale before W. L. Paoe N P a, the expense of the
purchaser.
SUCCESSION DE EMILY NORMAN,
PRoPRIETE DE vALEUR dams la WILLIE JEFFERSON.
PAR j. n. BEARD e. CO.,
GARDNER SMITH, Encan'eur.
CAMEDI, 10 fevrier 1859, midi, a IArcade
- de Banks sers vendu par ct IN odre de
s % d ss fs RssTs p
f iaSta'f Il us
chas z ABS s par g s
e a. us 5ae EN- ue es ews s a ons
ss
popets iaers lson Dc pan cent dc la date tusqua
s i. 4 ssss F'e 9ss:s Fss
SECOND AND LAST SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN THE
town of Carollton Succession of Mare Pauet and Julia
Fauteux, his wife.
BY TOURNE 8. THOMAS,
.. EUGENE ToUREE Aucticneer.
Onfce-79 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, February. 10th, 1859, at la
~ O'clock Banks Arcade Magazine will be sold
at public auction by virtue and in Of order from
Hon. Victor Burthe Judge OF the Third Judicial District
s9 fl 81 in the square
bounded by Dublin Third Burthe Maids Streets
Of Carrollton parish of Jefferson Nos measuring
inches and fronts Third together with all te
provements thereon, comprising frame house with hevde
gallery acs kitchen, with chicken and
pigeon house. WE'LL csetn etc., and fine garden with
TWO LOTS OF GROUND, adjoining the above, Nos and
surfing 30 feet EACH front Dublin street, by depth
li7 feet inches with number Of fruit trees:
5 TWO LOTS OF GROUND situated in the same square
above Nos and measuring each 80 feet front Third
THREE LOTs OF GROUND in the same square as above
Nos to TO- ing each 30 feet front Madison street. by
adeph of Iii feet nches No forms the of Third and
comprising frame house with gallery rooms and kitchen
s Two LOTS IF GROUND in TIE same square as above,
Nos and - measuring each 81 feet front Madison srec
with frame house with gallery rooms and XII chen with
- TERMS AND coNDITIoNs-rwelve months credit
with mortgage bond and security required law interest
paid maturity Sper cent until final payment the purchaser
binding and obigatng himself the buildings
the property the full amount of his notes. until
final and the policy of insurance transferred to the
curators of the cesson.
Acts of sale before f. Commagere N p expense
the purchaser. jal9 70 tel2 10 10
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OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE CONSOLIDATED
DEBT or New ORLEANS,
City Hail. New Orleans, Feb. T. 1879 }

CREscENT CRY BANK,
New Orleans. january 81, 1882
HHNOtIce IL hereby given that n Getting Of
the held office Walter H. PEERS
Notary Public the 18th February next purpose
procuring heir to the the Capital Stock
two million. Of dollars required BY the 9th Article of the
Charter and Section Of the of 1855
Ranking resolution Of the Board The 18th
instant
jas In JOS. RAU. Cashier.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT OF GROUND ON
P9yfarre street. First District.
BY BENJAMIN KENDIG,
Office, % Banks Arcade.
SATURDAY, 18th inst, at IL O'Clock, at
~ Banks Arcade, will be sold
CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND. situated in the First Dis
ct in bounded by Foucher Anpuncation Poeyfae
asd eord Streets designated lot No 49, measuring is
lU inches front on arre street. Is fee 10 inches
mon alley feet wide the M feet inches and lines
the division line Of lot No l feet inches the
other side line In depth, as per plan,
TERMS-One b. balance ut g. IL aud Smouths'
credit for notes bearing mortgage the property with per
cent interest from maturity If then
paid, per cent. until final payment.
Act Of tale before Charles singe Notary Public At the
expente Of tne purchaser. felO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

sue EssloN OF JEAN JACQUES ACHILLE BRoUET.
BY TOURNE e. THOMAS,
EUGENE ToURNE Auctoneer,
Office 70 Exchange Alley.
SATURDAY, March 5, 1859, at IL O'Clock.
~ at the ST. Louis Exchange by virtue and in Of
order from the Hon. r. H. Morgan Judge of Second
District Court of New Orleans dated January &C. 1885,
count of said success ion will be sold
PETER. quadroon boy aged about nine years.
A3-TERMS-Cash.
Act of sale before A. Ducate fel 70 26 ms
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CONSTABLE'S SALES.

sIeesD Ju.rcs coURT hAnHpELIIEsEu y r.
QY VIRTUE of two writs Of herl faclas to
ID directed bv the Hon. O. NJ Bradford Second Justice
of the Peace for the Parish Of Orleans will proceed sell
public auction SATURDAY, the 18th day of February
1889 at IL O'Clock M at Banks Arcade Magazine street,
between Graver and Natchez streets
THREE HORSES and ONE WAGON.
Seized in the above suit.
G. W. SIMPSON Constable.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

NOTICE-WM. Fl. HENNING HAVING THIS DAY
sold to the IN ersgned his entire interest in eddi
Co.'S Southern Express he whdaws and has longer any
connection with that concern W, f, REDDING
New Orleans February 2, 1885, fe3 I'm
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LEGAL NOTICES.

SE
WHEREAS John Walter Wood has petit
w toned the ourt for Letters of Curaorshp the
Estate OF the late Ann Henderson, deceased ntesate-
Notice hereby given all whom 1t concern show
within ten days. why the prayer of the said petitioner
should not be granted.
By order of The Court. *.s..4
7, KETIy Danntv
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LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, SCRIP, etc.
BY PALFREY f. CO.,
G.. C. DuruY, Aucpr
..s ae. ..5 Office, q Camp street.
SATURDAY, February I2ah, at IL O'Clock
- NJ, at Banks' Arcade, Magazine street. will be sold
Sundy Stocks onds and Scrip per catalogue
to be obiained on Saturday morning.
n B-Orders will until Friday evening. fe0
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DEuxIEnE CouR DE DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE Mme ELI.
della Nouvelle Orleans. ZABETH HUGHES.
No. 1860.
A Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
cers de la snse succession toutes
celia davor dedue dix ous
la preene les rsons lesquelles compile
presene lie Execueur tesamenae de la de Succession
sera point appouve homoogue les fonds
mains repariis commencement au dit compile.
Par ordre de Ia Cour.
fe7 II l6 j. L. KELLY. Depate Greaer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

TREAsuRERs DEPARTMENT,
New Orleans, Jan. III, 1859.
form the pubic that all Licenses tor the 1859 Merchants
Trades, Cangs Professions Coffee Houses Cabareis, Bill
liza ds Tenpns Hacks Drays Cabs and Carriages rubic and
private, due and able his office No CITY Hail.
ADAM GIFFEN
ial0 tml CITY Treasurer.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

sEoosP nls5n5cs GouRf} q F., ANsELMo
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors Of
~ this estate and all other herein interested
show cause within ten days from the present
Of this should be homoogaed and approved and
the funds distributed in accordance Herewith.
By order Of the Court.
j. L. KELLY, Deputy Clerk.
DEg11E1I Coga pE DISTRICT suCCEss1oN De ANsE1Mo
A Wis est par le present donne aux cream.
que peu concerner davor deduire
de presene publication les rasons pour esqueles
presene de la e succession
approuve homolgue, fonds Ieparts
commencement dit compile.
Par ordre de la Cour.
fs8 1917 j. l.. KELLY. Depute Grefier
NOTICE. - All persons holding claims
~ against the succession Of the late VIM NJ Whiting
hereby notified them without delay r. NJ Mont.
gonlery, Executor, or at the office Of
BRICE 4 MITCHELL,
Attorneys at Law, 81 Camp ST.
n nations la succession de- fen VIM NJ Whiting
nober de les dea R. NJ
gomery, executeur, on au bureau de
BRICE & MITCHELI
FEB lot AvocRts, 50 rue du Camp.
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LOUISIANA STATE BANK,
New Orleans, January 81. 1859
GS-A dividend Of seven per cent. has been
declared out of the profits of the last months payable the
Stockholders their legal and after the 10th
February, 1859. c. A. F. RONDEAU,
js3l I'm Cashier
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12

NOTICE-PARTIEs HAVING BUSINESS WITH NE
during absence from the CITY, learn my wherea
bouts or any Information wanted by calling Mr. GEO D.
HlTE rm of Smopds Hte Cnsonhouse and Levee
Streets Mr. GEO D. HlTE having full power attorney
to ac for me during my absence or otherwise.
f.4 I'm b. S. BREWSTER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12
PARTICULAR NOTICES.

~ Fire Dep OF Marshnls.-
An adjourned meeting Of t Will be held a. the office q
O'CLOCK All the Masas requested to be present Us bus
ness Of importance will before the meeting
fel2 1t J. FOLSER Secretary.
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s5~Tovv Boat Association and Ballze Tele-
Central Tow Boat office office
the Baze Telegraph have removed No. Carondeet
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ga @sans Gully Grestmt Saturday #1arin february ~ 1859
AUCTION SALES.

MousLINETTs, ORGANIZES. FRENCH JAcoNETs OF
Gros, Oder Co.
BY VINCENT & CO.,
Store. No. % Cusomhouse street.
SATURDAY, the 12th Inst, at 10 o'clock A.
~ Nj at their auction No. Is Cnomboube street. will
be sold
bales Orgsndies latest Paris Style
:. Mouslipetts, :. :.
IL French JacoDefs, :.
20 English and American Jscones
-AIso-
800 pieces 4 Cotton Mosquito Netting
cases super Irish Linens.
8 trunks French Parasols, latest Paris styles.
-AIso-
Fine Black Alpaca Lnstres Tape Checks Swiss Musns,
Beached ottons Blue aottonades Beachsd and Brown
Cotons Fancy Prints, White and Coloed BIilsnB Muslin
Robes, Hosiery, Brocne Musins, etc.
A9.TERMS-At sale. fell
UNREsERvED WEEKLY SALE OF SHOES.
BY E. ROGER f. CO.,
,-,.a.-. formerly II. Peychaud H5de h co.,
SATURDAY. 12th inst, at 70 o'clock A.: N.
Sold
2OO Boots, Shoes and Brogans for men,
children comprising fresh and select assortment received
late arrivals.
~ TERMS-At sale. felO
LARGE WEEKLY SALE OF STOCKS, SCRIP, etc.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
Foreign Ncws-war in Europe,

The recent news from Europe state,
shat war between Austria on one sid,
and France and Sardinia cn the other
is now almost certain. The peace
proposals of friendly powers have
been rejected by Austria, which has
established a well appointed army
of200,OO0 on the river Ticipo, which
forms part of the boundary between
Sardinia and LOmbardy and Venice
These two provinces. of Austria, about
the tyranui'al government of which
hostilities are imminent, will probably
be the seat Of war, and in short time
flooded with million of armed men.
Franco has her armies in readiness on
the frontiers, waiting, ''liko hounds
on the slips, for'the signal that win
send them across the Alps and amid
the scenes rendered famous by the
First Napoleon, there to fight over
again, it may be, the battles Of Ma.
rengo, Austerlitz and Wagrarn.
p, S.-A -late7 mail brings the
news that, although hostiities had not
actually commenced, FreRch troops
were pouring into Piedmont, (Sardin.
ia,) and that the Grand p1chy of Tns,
cany had concluded an alliance with
France aud Sardinia against Austria.
Things all over the Continent look
warlikc. France and Russia, it is re.
ported, have become allies by treaty.
Tie Austrian troops, 100000 strong,
had crossed, Or were about to cross the
Iicino into Sandman territory.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
Road NOTICE.

NOTICES hereby given that there. will be
IN petition presented to the honorable Com
missiOners ofVinton County, Ohio, az their J unC
Session, praying for tho location and establish
ing of County Road commencing at tho county
road leading froE Alensvile to Bloomingsille,
at the east end Of the bridge near Jacob Ank-
rom's house, thence an eastorly ditection TO q
black stump; thence along the new road 10 o
sycamore tree; thence east up the branch to q
sugar tree on S. TTipp's land; thence east
along the township road to an oak stump near
Miss Elenpr hieAIiehael's house; thence south
mp the hollow TO a white oak tree; thence east up
the hill toa dead hickory tree at the north east
corner Of George Ringers field thence q south
ensterly direction tOa cTab-apple tree on Girls
tenig's land; thence east on or near the section
line to black walnut tree near the grave yard
on David Curry's land; thence south, the near
est and best route, through a. Cprry's land to a
dead oak tree on a. Curry's laud; thence south
thronghth woods along the old path 10 Whites
fence; thence south through the said Whites
farm to u tree that has turned out by the roots
in the hollow, near WIN. Hays fence; thence
south through said Hays field to astake; thence
east on the sonth side Of the branch to Alexander
Clapoe's land; thence through tho said Alex.
aud Elijah Clapole's land. on the same side of tho
branch, doing the lard as little damage as the
nature Of the case wilIadmit, so as to get good
road at reasonable expense. Said proposed
road to intersect the State road at or near b. All
ken's fence. east Of Elijah Clapole's house, and
there to eng. Also, said County Road leading
from Pretty Run to McArthur from said tree root
above mentioned TO b. Aken's fence, Is to be va
Gated this 18th day of April, A. y 1859.
April o. lS58.--Aw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12

who have attended them. Weshonld
be glad to have such an Association
in YiDton County as soon as practica
bic. But we do not have it now; and
We ask that, whilst the teachers Of
this county endeaYor to increase the
knowledge Of their profession BY pri.
vate conference with each other, they
shall also consult the very wise head
Of David P. Page. His "Theory and
Practice of Teaching" is, no doubt,
one of the best guides that have ever
been given to the teachers. No work
of the kind has yet equalled it, in the
United States. The estimation in
which it is held is seen in the demand
for it. Within a few years twenty.
five editions of it have been taken
from the press. These are the head.
ings Of sOme ofits chapters: Extent
Of 0he teacher's) Responsibility; Hab.
its OF Teachers; Literary Qualifications
OF tho Teacher; Right Views OF Edu-
cation; Right Modes of Teaching;
Conducting Recitations; Exciting an
interest in Study; School Government;
School Arrangements; The Teachers
Relation to the Parents of his Pupils,
and the Teachers Reward. And these
snbjsOts. me well hapdled; so that they
cannot fail to profit the careful reader.
The book is ~ mo-, of35S pages.
II ispublished by A. l.. Barnes & Co.,
81 and SO John ST., New York.
Bound in cloth it can be bad OF the
publishers for about seventy-five cts.
The postage on it is about twenty cts.
Should number of teachers express
their wish to have it, it can be procur-
ed for them by some of the Macarthur
merchants. The retail price at coun..
try stores is, commonly, one dollar.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS OF V.Co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
TO the Boards OF Education Of
VintOn County.

Orthography is a branch of study
which is required, by the laws of Ohio,
to be taught in Our schools. 1t con.
sists Of Two parts, one Of which teach-
es the correct method @F spelling
acords, and is taught in all common
schools. This part is contained in
every spelling book. The other part
teaches, especially, the nature and
poacer@ letters. Thispart of Orthog-
raphy, it is feared, is but too much
neglected, here and elsewhere; though
no one need ever hope to become a
first rate reader without strict atten.
tion to it. Not enough is said of it
in any Of the books now in use in this
county. A separate work treating OF
it itthoroughly,is needed. Such work
is WrigA's Analyticat OHhograpAp;
and we shall be glad if the Boards
will place tin our schools as soon as
practicable. 1t is a 16 mo. vol. oE125
pages, retaied in country stores at 25
cents. 1t is published by A. S. Barnes
& Co., 81 and SO John ST. New York.
SCHOOL EXAMINERS OFV. co.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
Lands cOr Rent.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned.
~ trustees OF the School and Ministerial Lands
IN IN original surveyed Township No. 10, of Range
IS,in the OHIO Company's Purchase, will, ON the
TSd day OF Slay, 1859, stJ 5. Allison's store, in
frattsville, receive proposals for tie lease The
following described lands for the term Of seven
years ffoH and after the first day Of April, 1859:
FIRsT.-The East half Of the South. East quar-
ter TEL of Section %, Township 10, of Range Is
Ministerial Lands. = -. p =.
sEcoSn.-Tho North half of the South West
quarter, and forty acres off the South side of the
north, west quarter Of Section l6, Township No.
TO- of Range No. o. School Lands.
THRD.-The North half Of the North-Yest
quarter, and forty acres off the North 81 e Of tbe
South south lalt OF the same quarter of Section Ia,
81 NORRIS ALBAUGH.
ERWIN r. DOWn,
THOS. SHARP
Apfll Il, lSos'-4w' Trustees.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
To School Teachers.

1t is a true saying that, "two heads
are better than one" And this true
saying will apply to teachers, as well
as to others. Many have applied it
to themselves, and have thus, for them
selves, proved its truth. Laying aside
a little of their self-dependence, they
have "put their heads together" and
have derived mutual advantage from
their consultations. In many couu-
ties Of Ohio, Teachers Institutes have
been held, with great profit to those
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
White Wen Disiranchised while
Negroes are allowed 10 vote

The election news from Massachusetts, in.
dicutes that the propoed amen dnent to the
constitution er;ladiag adopted citizens from
VOtias for tIcO gears utter they hare become
eHizsns of The United States, has been car
red by the usual Black Republican majority
Hereafter in that State will be seen the spec
tacIe OF dirty runaway negroes, one year
from the cotton fields Of Georgia, clowding
from the Polls white men who are citizens
of the United Slatesl This measure for
degrading white men below the level of the
negro, was passed by Black Republican
Legislature and approved by Black Republi-
can notes.-the Democrats to a man, being
opposed to it.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
M,Arlhur Market.
cincinnati Marker.

MONDAY, Mays.
FLoUR-The market opened quiet but after
the news from England aud New forkwas made
public, the feeling became stronger, and prices
advanced about Ice perbbl. The sales. comprise
22O0 bbls closing at sS 5000 80 forsuperfne and
S7t1i 20 for extra. Included in these sales were
800 bbls white wheat delivered the last Of this
week, at 81 25,. and COO do. superfne, TO be de-
llvered all tlnI month"; at G90; l759 bbls were
received since Saturday
WnIsKY-The market is unchanged. Sales Of
1900 bbs at 26@2G1S,--this latter rate from wag-
on. 81 -ry.I..4
PRoyIgoNs--An active demand for bacon, and
9sc advance was fully established to-day, with
sales Of $50 hhds ut 70 for shoulders. aud Sc for
sides. At these rates the demand was met quite
freely. 200 900 lbs bulk meat sold ut 6 and Sc;
and 1000 ID sides averaging 80 lbs, l4c pack
ed. Lard is held at ] &c with buyers ct lOSl. No
demand for mess pork E
GRNcERIEs- Sugar firm and in fair demand at
7@se; Moasses firm at 3sc Coffee unchanged and
in fair demand at l2@l2$sc.
WHEAT-The saarket is active snd buoyant
and strictly prime white sold to day, at an adj
vance Ofl0 per BUSH, but the lower grades are
unchanged in prices Sales $50 bush white at
81 IS delivered; 800 do fair mixed at 81 50, and
100 do prime red at 81 At in Covington. t
CoRS,-The demand is brisk, and prices have
advanced 80. per bush, with sales 1000 bush fail
mixed at s5e.
-0Ars--A fair demand and prices are firm at &C
@62c. t~9@ r->
PorAroEs-Salcs 25o brIs at % % per barrel
and $50 bush at.Ssc per bush. The market il
ra her dull. -r.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12

DEATH TO THEiBues.-- The following
remedy is said to be infalible: Take
two pounds of alum, bruise it, and
reduce it nearly TO powder; dissolve
it in three quarts of boiling water, let.
tingit remain in a warm place till the
alum is dissolved. The alum water
is to be applied hot, by means Of a
brush to every joint aud creyice.-
Brush the creyices in the floor of tbe
skirting. board if they are suspected
places; whitewash the ceiling, putting
10 plenty Of alum, and there win be
an end to their dropping from thence.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12

CoNcERT.-By request of many citizens
Mr.. I. A. Glass aaR Others will give a con-
cert of vocal and Instrumental music, at the
Presbyterian Church, on Tomorrow evening.
We have no doubt, from the melodoua
sounds which are occasionally heard in the
vicinity Of Mr.. G's residence, that the Con.
cert will be rich treatto allwho can sppte-
ciate good music. Let there bel full attend,
ance.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12

OF The Cincinnati Enquirer say; that
Hon. Allen G. Thurman declines being 0
candidate for Governor, on the ground of the
sacrifice he would have to make in his pri,
vate affairs, We trust he will reconsider his
resolution and allow his name TO go before
the Convention. No man is more highly re-
spected, and none more worthy OF seat in
the Gubematorial Chair than he.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12

or We were called on the other day, by
Mr.. Robert Wood, the gentlemanly-agen Of
the house Of A. S. Brown g. Bros, Por ts-
mouth, o. Persons who want anything in
the grocery line, or desire Mineral Water for
the approaching hot weather, will do well 10
visitthis long established house, which is one
of the best and most favorab!y known in
that Aourishing city.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12

THE CRoPs.--A ride from Mt. Yer
non to Chesteryille yie Fredercktown,
last week, gave us an opportunity to
notice the crops in one of tue best agri.
cultural regious OF Ohio, So far as
we could Judge the prospects of the
coming wheat crops never looked bet
ter. The ground is covered with a rich
and luxuriant growth, and every thing
betokens an abundant yield to reward
the bosbandman for his toii mt.
Vernon (OhiO) Banner Nays.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12

VIM. D. Bishop, late member Of
Congress from Connecticut, has been
appointed Commissioner of Patents.
Bishop is a man Of ability, andwill
make good officer.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
Fake Notice.
Notice 10 Tannavers.

NOTICE is hereby given that the book. are
~ now in my hands, and am ready to receive
the balance of taxes for the year 1865, dpe lime
20, 1850. Taxpayers will provide themselves
with funds on the Ohio specie paying Banks, or
with specie. HENRY I<EYN0TDS
Treasnrer's office, VintOn Co., Treasurer.
Macarthur, April Z, 1854. -
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
Agrippn Tnrner,s Esta te,

NOTICE is hereby given that on this l4th day
In of April, 1859, James l.. Turner, Admins
traitor of eae estate of fAgriPpHrumer, deceased,
Qbip. his accounts and vouchers for inspection
and final settlement, and that the same will be
passed upon by said court on the Goth day of May,
1852 B. p, HEWITT,
April 81, ls59,--3w. Probate Judge,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1859-05-12
Teas.
Tobacco.

30 Butts sutherlin's Star.
20 James pounds.
50 /" Florence Huglmes' Long I0s.
10 Caddy Boxes Prairie Chicken.
20 Butts Flora Temple.
95 Kegs Gedge q Bros Six Twist.
20 Gross s. B. williams Fine Cut chewing.
60 bbls Queen City Cutand Dry. rfI
40 half bbls do
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