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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
81 MOFFA'FS ~
Life Pills and Phoenix Bittcrs.
DuESC NEICINrC L.,o non, bao


4 before the public for period Of THIRTY YEARS,
1i dasn har f'as hayc main ai1ed high Character in
irauiae power Of restoring perfect health 10
1-inz unr nearly every kind Of disease TO which the
Tbs sios;ns ara among the variety of hu-
diseases in which .h-
VEGETABLE LIFE MEDICINES
Are well known to he infaliihle.
DTSpEpSTA. by thoroughly Cleansing tho first and
second ssonachs and creating ow pure h~alhy bile.
instead Of the stale and acrii kind; FLATuLESCY. Los
TEMPER, AsxIErY LsxsusR. ana MsiAscoLr, which are
the general symptoms Of Dyspepsia, will Vanish, nat
CosTIvEvEss, by cleansing the whole length Of the
n-csines with solvent process and without violence; all
Ysv u an Tn I ss rsanr m boos 10
lar hroass the Psocss Of Tsra.ion II such
The LrrE MEDICINES have been known 70 cnre RECcfA-
TiSN permanently in three wreksand GOVT in half that
m- by removing osl inflammation Goa the muscles and
DRoPsIEs Of all kinds by freeing and strengthening
these important organs and hence have ever been found
certain rrnedy for the wort cases OF GHAvEi.A
Aso WORMS. BY disodgfnc, from Che furnings of-ths
scuRvY. Ulcers. and l. iNvETERATE SORES.
BY the perfect purity which these LIFE MEDICINES give
sCoRBUrIc sRUPrIoSs and BAD ccSfpLExIoSs,
b. IN r Alternative effects Of thu fluids that feed the skim
and the morbid state which occsions all crupfiSc CON-
plants silow, cloudy, and other dsagrcabe complex
IONS
The use OF fcso Ps or very snort time VIII enect an
entire cure ofSALT KHEUM, and striking improvement
in the clearness Of the skin COMMON COLDS and IN
LUENzA will always be cured by one dose or by two in
the worst cases rs fif IA
PILEsThe original proprietor ofthcsc Medicines,
cured Of Piles of3 years standing by the use Of the LIFE
FEVER AND AGuE.-For this scourse Of the Western
country these Medicines will be bund saf- speedy and
remedy Other medicines lsaye the system subject
return of tho dfeasea by these Medicines Is
pern ereat-TKY THEM, DE SATISFIED, AND BE
CURED lft -si a e.71s
BILIOUS FEvERS AND LIVER COHPLAINTs-
-GESERAL DEBrrrrY. Loss APPETITE, and DISEASES
FE,rAIEs-he nlo=f ben
eicil results cf this Observation-Disclosures EVIL,
and ScRorcLx in Is worst forms, ycids TO the mild yet
powerful action Of these remarkable Medicines. NTcHl
SwE.rs- NERVOUS NERVOUS courLk fall
kinds, PArrfrArfoS HEART, PAISrERs CsLIe,
speedily cured.
4 -NERcURIAL DIsEASEs--PrrsoDs whose constitu-
ions have become impaired by the inudicious Of
crnr will find tse medicines aperc cure, they
fail 70 eradicate the SYSTEM all the effects of Mercury
infinitely eoner than tho most powerful preparations
Sarsaparins- - = $3.50. .f-41
| Prepared and sod by
| .fE; sla4i w. B. MOFFAT,
/ .soat as Dxoxpuxr Nxw-YoRx-
! FOR SALE BIZ ALL. DRUGGISTS
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
,y{WAMPI LAND Ts5AJ a m otSiz11 ~ 4,

CtWAMP LAND sAIEllNotik4i Is
~ hereby given, the undersigned, Auditor in and
the county OF Nsrshallin the State Of Indiana, will
ss at public CURRY stiss court duos II the town Of
ON THE PATH DAY OF OCTOBER, 1880.
tive O'clock d. . on said day. the following described
tracts or swamp land heretofore offered tovft: ire
east half of tie north quarter Of section foUrte
township thirty range three The northwest quarter
Of qrarier Of township
thr-ronr range f5u the having been dcnated by
the United Sacs 70 the State ofIndana svImp Land
aug 3, lSso-Rr@ n AUSTIN a L III Ek, Auditor.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18

WHY WILL YOU NEGLECT COip md
affect to dcspise il. long ron srs a6ss
to walk, until il has grown into dargc.-
GUS, and perhaps IN incurable Cough-the fore
runner of Consumption, some other dam
gerous disease? 1t is through neglect or irn-
proper treatment OF this COMMON COLD that such
vast numbers of tho human race are destroyed
Like despised enemy, il is suffered 10 Strength
cn itself by delay. until 1t las reached and so
mach affected tie vital organs, as to place you
BEYOND The reach Of man, and you Eal IN easy
prey 10 lis power.
& There Is a cheap scfe--safe Cor the most TIN
dcrinant-and certain reme.sy for this dreadful
cs'e.ay 10 mankind tlat rcmedyis
DEMONS VEGETABLE HEALING DA14A4,
which FOR several years was never known to f'il
giving good satisfaction and "a raves the "a
tcnt Will, hc needs 40 mcdirine y purge fh's
from the system.
/; This Medicine win curc and he'll (he Lsse',
curc Lame Back, Gtavel ard Kidney Son-
plafnts,, Pains IN the Side, Stomach OF hre>>Fs
Agne in the Face. pr Bcass Nsrscss.yen-
plants Palpisstiop Of ihs HIT fs'S IN; ssrc
I,,ir' F i;,'s Tpa,ids cb6bj.la snd Bs1tes
r,s ~, maa or bexst, and take soreness oue -
Inv mart 9: the body. Blccdins At the Lungs,
c1.re',;cl Rhesmsati<n, Worms, SsInha Com
ssIaiais. Sore Mouth. Sore Thrasd B'0nep''P'
u This i nos tssc af ssbs new discoveries =
an old and. established article, ard tsc& e
fftrh.ds orhying evidences Of its efncae{t ,f~
80 Puf up ia iiotflcs aton,yss q cents each.
liz iGreet Enpcsision ana Tr1td !'s"
It's increasing demand and wondcrfizls.
has indnccd SoIpe trpo hundssd % initiate ,. y
{. II setable Healing B;ikan1," which
done 10 , a!linsaIaab'c pcdicinc ,es .5scie.,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1860-10-18
What Everybody Wants.
TSE FAMILY DOCTOR:

THE CURE or DisEAsEIs ALLFoRaIsS
Professor Henry :. Taylor, N. d.
II Tells You How attend upon the Sick and how 10
cook FIR them how prepare Drinks.
Poaltices, &c, and how guard against
1fftF infection from Contagi Diseases
ItTel;s You ofti- vsrio-s dseas~sof childten. and
gives the best and simplest mode of treat
e N Mt duriD- Tee hing. Commissions. Vac
efnason' whoosins-sough Measels, &C.
n Tells Yam The symp;oms cf Group Cholera Inn.um
D s'f1 bsir Cole, pfrrhSa; Norlns' soaied Head,
You the best remedies for their cure.
n Tevs Ten The symptoms cf r. add Apc ard Bill
lions, Yellow, Typhns, Scarlet and other
fesers, and gives Won the best and sim
sGffflaeN pest remedies for thsir carc.H 49,
II Tells You Tho symptoms Of Influenza, Consumption.
Dyspepsia Asthma Dropsy, Gouf, Rheu-
uatism, Lumspago Erysipclas, &c. and
gives you the best remedies for their cure
II Tells you The symptoms of Cholera Morsus Malig-
nanf cholera. small pox, irscnfery crarp
diseases ofthe Bladder Kidneys and Liv-
aIaf bra er, and the best remedies for their euro
II Tells You The symptoms Of Peurisy Numps Neural
Rr1 rea<es Of he fhsor, Teen. Bar and Eye.
and the best ron les for their cure.
II Tells You The symptoms Of Epilepsy, Jaunaicc Piles.
rhsge, ycncreai Diseases, & Hydrophobia,
and gives the hest remedies for their cure.
II Tells Ton Thcst andspcss treatment for wounds,
Broken Bones and Dislocations, sprains,
LocI<jaw. Fever Sores White Swcllings,
Ulcers whitlows, Boils Scurvy, Burns,
and Scrofila
IL Tells I0u o. fhe various Iii Women,
and gives the best and Simplest remedies
for their cure, together with many vsua-
bic hints for the preservation ofthc health
The work Is written IN plain medical
terms he easily understood while simple recipes
may you many times the cost Of the book 1t is
printed in clear and open type Is illustrated with APP
propriate engravng, and will be forwarded your address
neatly bound and postage paid, the receipt Of $780,
$1,000 A WEAR can b made BY
IN selling e allows work, In
Incnfs TO all such are very liberal
For single copies Of the Book for agents,
with other inlo-ustion-f arn'v ~ address 5aI,
JOHN e. POTTER. Publisher,
No. ol7 SAMSON Street, Philadelphia, Pa
may3nms iitt ~ fitf.i H'ft
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
Legal Notice.

TO Aseneth Turner and Elizabeth Miller, Of the
Il County ofVinIon and State ofOhio; Stephen
Miller, OF the State OF Iowa, and Jonathan Ellelt
and Barbara Elle.t his wife, Of the State of In
diana: Nou will take notice that on the 2lst day
OF March, A. ID. 1850, John Bell filed petition
in the Court ofCommon Pleas within aud for the
County uf Vinton aforesaid, where tho same is
now pending, demanding partition ofthe follow
ing premises, situate In said county, to-wit; The
North hG.fofthe South west quarter Of the North
east quarter Of Section No. 8, Township No. 0 OF
Range No. Is, containing 20 acres more or less.
Also, the following tract, beginning az the bank
Of the creek, thence % poles west of the South
east corner OF sall Section No. 8; thence west to
the South wgst corner Of the East half Of the
East nall VI the Southeast quarter; thence north
81 poles 10 u stone; thence cast 10 deg, south IS
poles to q stone; thence south Is poles toa white
OAK un tie aux Of the creek; thence down said
creek with the meanderings thereof to the place
Of beginning, containing 2a acres more or less,
(raye and except part Of suid tract laid oil in
town lo,.and added to Allensyille.) Also, the
wsst half Of the southeast quarter Of said Sec
tiun No. D, containing so acres, more or less, and
tie south half Of the southwest quarter of the
north east quarter Of said Section No. 8, contain
ing 90 ceres. more or less, (saye and except the
following tract commencing at the southwest cor
ncr uf he southeast quarter Ofsaid Section No 5;
NANAANN
y deg. cast 20 chains II links to the 70 Gd; thence
south deg 90 min, west chains % links TO the
north east corner OF lot No. A. in the town Of AL
lensyil.s; thence west chain, 25 links; thoucC
south chains; thence west chains, 50 links
thence south chains, % liuks 70 Il stone at tho
Section liae: theuce west q chains to the place
OF beginrue containing twenty seven acres and
forty hve one hundrcdths ofHI acre, more or less
aud save aud except lots numbered 3j. SO, 81, 3S
and 20 IN Mier's addition to the town Of Aliens
/ VIM Alec Lot No. AZ, in Miller's addition "a
| AllenNie. The said petition demands that par
tition be made Of said premises as follows: To
the said John Bell, nine equal fourteenth parts
70 the said Aseneth Tarncr, two equal fourteenth
parts; to the said Stephen Miller two equal four
teenth parts, and to the said jonathan Elicit anC
Barbara Elicit, IN right Cf the said Barbara, on,
equal fourteenth part thereof; and said petition
sets forth that said Elizabeth Miller, widow o.
said Peter Miller, Sr., is not eatited to dover in
said premises, having relinquishel the same b.!
conveyance TO said petitioner. A! the next tern
Of said Court application will be made by the sale
petitioner for an order that partition may b
made, &c Of said premises.
JOHN BELL Petitioner.
BY liwOHAM IL HAMILTON his Att'ys
March 90, lo5O.-53Gw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
Gomntrtial SntrlliQrntr.
Cincinnati Market.
MONDAY EvESING,

MONDAY EVENING, April ?.
FLoUR-There is not the slightest change in
the market; there is very little export demand.
The sales to-day were confined to small parceis
at s5 80 for superfno, and s. 50Q5 s. for extra.
WulsRY- No change in the market; the de-
mand is fair, with the sales Of 900 bbls at Isl lg@
1880, the latter rate for wagon
PEovIsIoNs--The feeling in the market to-day
was heavy, the demand being less, and more in
difference displayed by buyers and We noticed
little more anxiety to sell, bnt the only sale Of
any article VIC heard of WAS SO 900 Tbs heavy
Bulk Sides ut S5Sc Bulk Shoulders could have
been bought at &c.
GRooERIEs-A fair demand for Molasses, and
The market firm at 45a46c. Sugar finn, with
sales of 100 hhdsat S@S&e for fair to prime
Coffee steady, and in fair demand, with sa.es Of
200 bags at li@l44c; 100 do Mt 1870
WHEAT-The market is steady, with fair
demand at 81 SO@l SO for prime white, and 81
25Nil gS fur prime red.
CoRN Ear Corn is steady, with fair demand
at 47c in bulk: shc!lcd IS dull. and prices have
duclined to Ace in bulk; sales 1900 bushels
shelIcd, in bulk, .; Acc.
0ATs-The market continues dull, and thero
was Il furl er decline Of lc per bush, closing at
4ic in bulk; sales 1900 bush. in sucks, ut 4jc;
500 do In bulk at Sic -.'-.-
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
THE FAST TROTTING STALLION,
BELL FOUNDER |!

w Ill. stand for the improvement Of stock
w the Spring Season, commencing April 9th,
and ending Saturday July lith, at the following
places: In the town Of Albany. Athens Co., on
Mondays and Tuesdays, and in McArthuron Fri
days and Saturdays, changing alternately during
tho season.
Bel founder is years old, q bright bay Ia
hands high, weighs Zoo pounds. His Carriago
is graceful and elegant, and as trotter he ae-
knovledges no superior. ! would say to the
farmers and raisers of stock, if you want good
stock now is your time as you rarely have such
an opportunity. For further information see
the proprietor. March 29.--4w. -
'' E.A. SIsSON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
Agr!euIIlril lseniing.

Pursuant to'a previous notice, the
members, of the Nipton County Agri-
cultural Society met in Macarthur, at
the Court House on the oath day of
March, 1860. Present, &. ". John
son, President; Elias Waits, Vice
President; G. W. Sho ckcy, Secretary;
David Jones, Treasurer; j. G. Garret,
i. Appleman and David Bay, Mana,
gers. On motion the society proceed.
ed to business. On motion, there was
committee OF three, J. G. Garrett,
A. Condee and Elias Waits, appoint
ed to prepare a scaleof Premiums Iol
the next annual Fair, said Commit
tee to report next meeting. 1t was
moved that the money now in the
treasury be applied to the improve
ment Of the Fair Ground, which mo
stior was lost by a small majority. OF
motion of j. W. McBeth, the Society
proceeded to strike the dividend OF
the premiums as awarded at the las
annual fair of said Society; whicl
dividend was found to be at the rat,
ofthirty per cent. on each dollar s.
awarded, aud the Secretary was or
dered to issue orders on the Treasure
at the above rate, to those wLo ma
call on him for their premiums; All
any money remaining in the treasur
after the 1st day Of August, 1860, wi
be applied to the improvement OF til
Fair Ground.
On motion, the following name
gentlemen were appointed a Comm
tee in their respective Townships
solicit Funds and Members
Elk Township-A. Condee, A.
Swain, j. I. Mackey.
Eagle--Jcr.y Ratcliff, Miles Ra
cliff, B. Walker.
Clinton-A. L. Beard, T. NJ. Ba.
Benz. Dill.
Richland- Michael Snyder, in
Collins, Il. Barnhill.
Jackson-J. B. Randall, Jos. Hi
VIM. anderiord.
Kuox--Rufus Lentner, Harriso
Black. G. Holdren.
Harrison--A. Argubright, job
Swain, S. @. Stainbrook.
Madison--J. @. Garrett, II.
DemiEg, j, G. VIII.
Brown. G.. Ghdden, Jas. Gi
bons, Thomas Magee.
Wilkesville-Beni Radcliff, Ben
Hawk, John Gilen. I,asll
Swan--John Bray, sen., Alvin Fl
ney, B. T. johnson.
Vinton--C. Newkirk, S. G. Eaki
and l.. Arbaugh. n
On motion, III was ordered that IL
proceedings OF this meeting be pul
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

NEXT PRfsDENcY-NEw CANDIDATE!-
TnE Onio CULTIvAToR nominaes GENLk'
ALPROSPERITY as its candidate for the
campaign of 1860, and calls on the Whole
Rural WorlJ, OF all political parties, to help
him, ond in this way to save Vur glorious Un'
ion, Eternal Vigilance is tbePrice OF iiber'
ty, but the price oI tue OtiO CmtiUotgr i:
only s. a year, cheaper to clubs. Allwho
desire 70 join this party should send then
subscriptions to S. D. Harris, Editor Ohio
CutiVator, Columbus, Ohio, aud he will III
form them how the thing is to be done. Tc
use Capital City expression, @e Ego fol
him."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
Spring Elections.

The election in our village passed
otfin a very quiet and orderly manner
The result on township officers was as
follows:
TRUSTEES. w. Blackman, W
9. Merritt, (democrats,) and Jacol
Huhn, (republiean).
TRRAsURER.--H. p. Ambrose,
CLERK.--J. r. Newton.
AssEssoR.-P. Tomlinson.
CoNsTABLEs james Ward ant
Wash. BURNETT.
Messrs. Tomlinson and Burtnett are
Republicans.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
Macarthur Election.

The officers ol our village for the ensuing
year, are -
MAYoR--L. G. Brown.
REcoRDER-John r, MacGey,
MARsHAL-Wm. ]. Rauneils,
TREASURES II. p. Ambrose.
STREET COMMISSIONER y. S. Mcdowell
CoUscrLMES--0wen Dowd, N. Rich
mond, d. V. Rannels, A. Pearce and J. w
NcBeth.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
Sale Of Real Estate ny Lrdeg Of the ,ro-
bate Court.

M Saturday. tho 2St, day of April, \. d
" 1901, D. j. Cduney, Administrator Of the
estate ofJarcd Bobo. deceased Will offer for ale
ut the premises the following real cstato to-wi,'
Situate and being inthe township pufknoS, S,Coun
~ OF Vinton and State nf Ohio, by virtre OF Gn
order Of the Court of Probate within and for said
County Of Tinton, in the ease Of D. J, CanGey,
Administrator, &c, VS.. Loyina Bo6o ct al., to-
wit: The southeast quarter Of the south woSl
quarter ofScltian Number rhirty-four. Fo.34.)
Township Nu~lhcr Ten, No. TO- Range Num-
Der Fifteen. No. l5.1 in Viuton County, Ohio,
Of which said land Bobo died seized. Appraised
at $3.50; aud that will sell the same upon the
following terms Of credit to-wit One-lhir Of
the purchase money cash in hand anG the resi-
due in two equal payments of six and twelve
months, with interest on deferred payments Ic
pc secured by mortgage on the promises.
d. j. CANNEY, Administrator.
By YApLE y MAcEEY, Attys.
March 90, lSG0.-S34w.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
G.. W. JOHNSON
G. W. SuocKrY. Sec'y.

AN HONEST DEMoCRAT-"When
General Jackson was President Of the
United Slal,s," said an aged hborcr
in the Presidential garden few years
since, "he could tell an honest man
from rogue when first he SAW him.
| remember that a Clergyman with a
stiff white choker and an untarnished
suit of black called upon him one
morning when he was overlooking
some work that | was performing in
the garden, and requested an appoint
ment to some Office, saying, General,
| worked harder for your election than
many otthose upon whom Won have al
ready bestowed Office 'Yon are n
minister Of the gospei!' said Old
Hickory, inqujrindy Yes, said the
clergyman, 3! WAS a minister, hut |
thought couhl do better Y becoming
Ia politician So siumped the dis
.trict week days for yoH, and prtached
tor tho Lord Sundays Old Hickory.
turning short toward him, and 10 OK
M him mn in tc trc rrcc, sud, - 7B'y y iIhc
Eternal, if you would cheat the LORD
you would cheat tie country. will
have nothing to do with you, nor with
any ike you Good morning. AMI he
walked rapidly away. ! never shall
forget the looks OF that hypocrit,ch
clergyman. Had the last judgment
been set, and he before the great
white throne. doubt ;fhe would have
looked more blank and chop fallen"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

O. DR.. John II. Nicols, a promi-
nent Republican politician Of Aug,
laize county, has publicly renounced
that organization, and joined the De.
mocracy. The negro having swal,
lowed every other consideration in the
Republican party, be could bear with
lit no longer and identifies himself
with the Democratic party, the OBJ
Iiect of which is to secure the best in,
Itcrests and elevate the condition oI
the white race. The recent decision
Of the Supreme Court, giving the ne,
grOes the right Of suffrage is calculated
to open the eyes of all Gisinterestec
and sensible men, to the reprehensi
bic objects of the Abolitionists. A
feeling of disgust with the doctrines
of Republicanism is silently eGgender
ling among the masses in this State
which will tell teartully against tina
party in the future elections.--StafeS
man. ....
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

0ETRumors are afoat that Neal Dow is
lObe expelled from his seat in the LegisIa-
ture at Augusta, and that Daniel SomerS
is to be requested to resign his seat in Con-
gess.--Bdn9Or Union.
These Republican Representative men' it
is stated, were elected by funds lurnishdd
BY Peck, the Republican State Treasurer oi
Maine. Hence the proposed expulsion amt
equest to resign.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

NOTICE is hereby given that on the lOtH day
" Of March. 1850, J.. G. Brown. Guardian OF
Elizabeth Clements and Elias Clements. MED IN
the Probate Court of Vinton County Oli1' his
accounts and vouchers for partial settIemept ana
tLot tbe some will be passed upon by said Court
on the 7th day of April, A. D. 1850.
b. P. HEWITT, Probate Judge,
March 10, 1sse.-3iSw.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

PoTAToEs Will some Of our sub
scribers send us a few 5usheis Of po
tatoesl We wau! some for seed !, Al
well as for table nsc,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
THAT SERENADE.-.Thc Brass Baud.

rnfss -r~s.S- '.i.,i,,,,Sc.l :,
now under the leadership orMr. Hall
an excellent musician, was out sere
nading on Saturday night last. Wa
were delighted with the music which
they gave us, and sorry that we hat
"nothlng stronger" than thanks to of
fer them in return. They have i'm
proved considerably within the pas
three months, and bid fair, by perse
verance, to become ono Of the beS
bands in the State.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

Strawberry PLANTS. Our friend,
Is. Mcdowell, still has strawberry
plants for sale. Now il good time
to get them ont.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

MY son, haven't | told You three
times to 80 aud shut that gatel" said
& father to four wears olG. f6.s,
"Yes, and haven't told you three
times" said Young America, "that /
wonldnt do it. You must be stu.
pid." q.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
M'ARTHUR HIGH S.HO0L.

THE Second Term will commerce on Mon
day, April 8. 1850. Recitations in the
Presbyterian Church in Macarthur.
TUITION, per term of l9 weeks, $500 per
scholar. in advance.
NIB. No deductions for absences except iD
cases Of protracted sickness. J. L. EAKlN.
March -, 1ss0.-s2'SY.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05
3lrb advertisements.
dissolution of Partnership.
NOTlCE no STONE MASONS.

Ty'IlE undersigned having been appointed by the
/ Commissioners of fNiuton Co., TO suparintond
tho rcpigiug of the County jail, hereby notifies
the publi. that he will receive written proposals
for the removing and repairing the cells in the
same in accordance with the plans and srcaiica-
G,ns.in his possession. up 90 Saturday, Aprl 18th.
o'clock Z. NJ; and that said contract will be let
to the lowest responsible bidder.
March %, 'GO-2w. +. SHADES.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

The Clergy live by our sins, the
doctors by our diseases, and the law-
yerS by our..follies. What do printers
live on--echo answers-whaG
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

E 0Cs- Chief Justice Taney was born in
Calvert county Nd, A. D. l777. He is
consequently, in his s4h year,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

It's he'd. in the MeArthur Journal aud
Democrat. and the above Committees
be informed OF their appointment by
sending one paper to each, with the
proceedings ct this meeting marked
On motion, adjourned to meet on
Saturday, April7th, 1860, att o'clock
z. M.
G. W. JOHNSON, Pres't
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-04-05

On, IIo I'm the House Of Repre-
8entaliyp1, on the 10Th inst, Mr..
PARIS resolution, which provides that
."the Constitution be so amended as to
prevent persons having a visible and
distinct adniy turc Of African hloou,
from voting, HOLDING OFFICE,
OR SITTING ON JURIES," was
laid on the table By a vote Of yeas As
to As nays-thc Republicans voting
in favor OF laying the resolution on
the table, and the Democrats against
laying it ON the table, An amend
ment from a select Committee, which
provides the mode of su bmi ting this
question to the people, at the Octo Der
election in 1860, was voted down, al.
so, by party vote. Ooyou want ad-
ditional evidence that it is the design
IofIeading Republicans te raise colored
men to political equality with white
lnen !-CNU. AdC.