M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
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ged in decorating and are no doub
their homes, at the same g bill taiIed.--
ache throughout, wherctive efforts o
t&ches frequently made, 'he other lobby
ted as walks. In a cold ont the result -
iSalere the walks are d all the pressure
stones, covered with 10y vote OF two tC
tended as drain, as W
may. answer TO havet Burr, Bruft, Car
es below the line OF tErSe, Ceilings, Cory,
der; but in a country tlagg, Gamble
in the heat Of summtk, House, Hughes
plautsSo catch every ts, JessuP, Jonas,
passing showerst the Junes OF Seneca,
never be made below, jonneil, McOune,
inch sNtwo above the .rson, McSchooler,
der, Shape tn walk,N'gaI, Noble, ogle,
will be one or two inches, Plants, Ree8 u
centre than ct the sidorrow, Reisinger
always be dry to the 3ctiti, Scott OF Jef.
and all the rain iS1n W, Skinner, Snyder,
will faIlto the ben franneyhill, Taylor,
! plants. = 9f any one ,rry, Thompson OF
sGvHlk ~1ug ont s6his, Vincent, Walk
will be iry earlier Westcott, White,
only answer thatSf wright OF Hamilton,
he should put tN in-66.
the centre antkiIi' ws, Dlakeslee, Bald.
q: auN perhapg tllrter, Choate, Brown,
this| mod, OF dDavis, Gore, uaddow,
means of the " Howell, Jolly, Kenne
but in gereraLyI, Monahan, Parrott,
in some s%stem 2cOtt of Warren, Slus.
the falls who, Steele, Stivrs, Stubs,
In no case lruesdell, YOris, Wood,
bv the !,er the bill had passed the House
o} th :. Brown, Of Miami, who was orig.
iy in favor Of leasing. moved to
GeBlend the title thus:--Am act TO Sc.
Vre Ohio to Tie Democracy in tho
Tlestdeatial Election in 1860! The
.wssf was well guarded, requiring a
His srge deposit in money with the Audi.
famr OF State before the bids were made,
Tras pledge that the paEiies who sue.
fesseeded should execute a bond in $500.
das00 to the satisfaction OF the Board Of
her ublc Works, conditioned for the
her gthlu discharge OF their duty. The
less mole management OF the letting was
,.a.rD be in the hands Of the Board and
be ko Attorney General, Republican
Fwasjicials, and the lsase was to be
abovarded to the highest bidder, at
an ahic sale. The passage OF the law
mindntd hage PIT money into an emp.
cal a. 2iTaShrg iaStt6d 81 ttdhttTy h ont
in thfhe canal Qgp,OWiatiOn act does.
kitcht its passage would have ousted all
that r Engineers, Collectors, Superin-
dressdeuts and Lock Tenders, number
with legion, and who are much better
cEiefpublican politicians than they are
prepantul officers. The salaries Of the
when ;es thus abolished, had the bill
table,sed, are about FGrty thousand
laborsIarS per annum, which would
some haaeeu saved to the Treasury. But
without nubliSans wanted these officers
ius broughtrge SUM OF money appropria,
I the bustIings canal appropriation bill
ard in .Vtire revenue ana $4,000
clothes and stot,rruption fund iOr the
, powder, placed lance the Gazetto cx.
table, the clock being" at the failure of
: four, the labors Of al the passage OF
brought to an end. Willy, Four Hun.
Of the republic were eng, in the hands
: cussing the dinner, the cmnsrtizans on
! tired to make his toilet for ator the ben
promenade. His receipts ont to pre-.
perquisites of the kitchRepublican
amounted to two hundred any homes.
year. Mos Of this sum walame! But
on his dress, though he. ~, and hence
means a model of mNIlhetul and dishon.
wardrobe was Solicitation, the like OF
taste, and regardIcS. found in our I.egis.
linen was Of the III Chase and his ad.
the finest quality. broke down in six
= clothes, wastcoat, alnense vote IN the
: costly silk, enhanced Il bill to lease and
his array. His highly-blcan members
rejoiced in large silver hjty.threc votes,
covered considerable er, were found
foot. The grand costume it, and adop.
pleted by blue cloth coat. ated by the
+ vet collar and bright metal Ike from the
long watch chain dangling and S24,
x fob, cooked hat, and aobd and cor
cane In this magnificent apntial cam
chief cook invariably passe submit to
the front dour, the porter aot believe
low bow, which was prompt ..
i ed. His appearance among h-ss!;1,,,r s!1,o,u,o -
8 loungers in Market street, ',d S"oi 'n",, L W.,
J, place of fashionable resort. s''J" ~ . 10y, oe
r not little attention. which ", ~ Wv Wv Wv
k ly enjoyed by the important a.t .sH'' v;,e,t
e ary. ~, s,so;
J. A CAPITAL TRICK THATiluS III III
IS WELL.--A young man was parallel II II
n in college. One afternoon he'oy won''
e out with one of his instructoP"er' TIT
|, they chanced to see an old Ia'eS as
e shoes lying by the side of thehpiy oe