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n.y. iI0Hs . uIl0ye IIe unguicent steamer AlOn1o
Child, U. beltAren MASTER will leave for N
Ii l.ons taking, besides through business freight
and for Natehe Hicksbnre Napoleon Memphs
the Bends For through TICKETS This boRt connecting
railroad lines above iJ engagements orfe.h pnss
apply board, the Company Office 81 Camp street.
YIRGINIUS L. DEkT2EIt
ftS Advertising Agent. A
By-Ths boat will attend 10 the Memphis Bend business
and the u s. Mail Memph in place Of the Memphs
nnnknks
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Railroads.
N. o., JACKSON AND GREAT NORTHERN.

CANTON, September s. ls60---5s bales cotton
Carroll, hoy &co-- 81 J " Champlin Eco 20 do
Mcfarland 4 Barksdale-l7 Warren, Gilmore &co
payne aarse a u Battle M hha &c 40
head=-lb Byrne, Vance &co-- Ii Lewis & Ogesby
10 Martin, Cobb &co- z do Slaughter, Smith Il
Shotwell- IL a Levi &ca--9 IL D Cooper 6co-l0
Ably & Catehing--s ] Person &co- s R w Estlin
&co-7 Frierson, Conway &co=-7 Murphy, Sykes
#&co-7 B II Lowe &eo--7 Thompson & Clark do
Gifen, Smedes &co-7 Block McAfee &co-6 j
Tuy &co-5J Watt AGO. J d Rhorer &co-5 do
Ward, Hunt &eo-5 Stewart & james, Thornhill
,krn-Tntal ali hnles cntfnn
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l1nportz.
NEW YORK VIA HAVANA--Per steamshi!
BienNilIe-Assorted mdse.

NEW YORK VIA HAVANA---Per steamship
Bienville-Assorted mdse.
INDIANOLA via GALVESTON--Per steamship
Texas $4,000 in specie to Perkins &eo-si00 do
j Connoly &co-l32 head cattle Inbeau Mehle-
sundries to Muse Bro Connolly &co- Watt "
Noble G NJ Harvey eco A johnson &eo- q
Harris. @.m5M
GALVESTON AND SABINE PAss-Per steam.
ship Gen Rusk-- $1,000 in specie to Post Il Mel-50
head cattle l02 calves 10 yearlings to lnbeau y
Mehle.
BosTON-Per ship Martha Ward 912 tung
ice to Smith &co-assorted mdse.
RIO DE JANEIRO bark Carl Beijon- 1850
bags coffee TO Elliott & btcKeeyer.
HAyANA--Per bark Luccrne--sl2 bxs sugar to
order.
HAVANA Per schr @ Smith G. hhds mo-
lasses 42I bxs sugar to ] W zacharie Geo case
cigars C E Edgar box do Caballero & Basualdo
2 do Nv Albert.
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STEAMBOATS,
'''S~1>s~'--.-~r->s-s-'
MDiiIl4 e.

Mb ] LIE.
6rszM FOR MOBILE - DAILY u. s.
sShaRMail Ldne-Snmmer Arrangement The spleen
lid low pressure packet scamets Oregon,
las. Mc &. Baker, MASTER Florida A. L. Myers, nser,
California, 4. Hopkins, MASTER built expressly for The
LRkerade, with superior Accommodations viii make trips and
landings follows unless prevented ty bud weather high
10y waer want Gt fuel some accident TO h2a n machinery
LeG2ng tle lake end Of the Poicharip Railroad DAILY,
hSAFrivHl OF die " o'clock NJ ears, for Mobile
taking ergars for Bay st. Louis and Pas Ghs WE'D
sissippi City on FRG AVS and Rpd FascaEoup
DAILY, each way Returning from Mobile expected stop
only Barnes wharf an TUESDAYS aud only Te1Eardcts
wharf on THURSDAYS permitting will stop DAILY
at Pass Christian and Buy 81, Louis
ea-Fo eke,s through BALTIMORE, Philadelphia aud New
iaf& greatly reduced rates, by hroe different ronios. aud
further Information, apply to
r. GEDpES Agent
ty6 tn
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Arrived Yesterday.

Steamship Bienville, Bulloeh. fin New York via
y Havana, to ] Connolly &co-lst district.
Steamship Texas, Wilson, from Indianola via Gal
e weston, to G Harris--lst district
steamship Gen Rusk, Duncan, fin Galveston via
Sabine Pass 9Th inst, 10 | G Harris-Ber-
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Leaves on MONDAY. Idth inst st5P NJ
lfntS SIT. VEtEfIG - WITH IoNyFr

srsns = ,i6nr t. oh6gG-Tis magnificent Steamer III H.
Is}lzSyss aIcGill. Callahan, MASTER will leave for III
labus taxing besides through business freight
GRl fo Edehe1 yirAhurg Napoleon Memphis
the Bends For though ttekcls is boat connecting
uei above, freight passage
apply boatd tte Conpguys office 81 Camp street
FfR@IKIus. g. DESTHtsL
SeS Advertising Agent.
t-Th9 boat will aeRd 20 iho Memphis Bend hnsiaa
Tile Y. M4 to Memphis N pIaep oI the nofuphs
packets
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steamboats,.

Alonzo Child, peliayen, FIN st Louis.
Einma Bet, Johnson, FIN Paducah.
ven Y n Qaitmaii, Ashhury. I'm Argyle Landing,
Capitol, Baranee, FIN bayou sara.
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sblppInl antsIllseate.
Cleared Saturday y.

CRESCENT OPF1cE. No 10 Carnp Street !,
Monday Morning, September 10, 1860 {
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PONTCHARTRAIN

MOBILE Per steamer FlGrida-I2 bales cotton
Black & Byington2i hbls naval stores NJ Smith &
COZ de L Blessey-l valuable pkg } McKeeyer
-sundries to order.
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LOW Err MIssIsSIPPI.
Leaves every SATURDAY ataPM
NEW sgREEANA AND WICK.

NEW ORLEANS AND NIcKs-
RsS sNbBie n M8J iiEe-FaT DWnald4onyElls PiRa'
119ire Baton Rouge Pet lHde9u, Bayou ssga
Rcd direr fAbiiuE. Fort Adams Na,chez Water
p-doi. hodH9 HI Jesen, Ggui dulf WRtrdnton aad vck
burg-Is vatcheH, Z, r 1etthery, muster viii eayg
rs above every SEtattlny Al ; nel9ck 7 N.
j. j. PEN>0A 4 co, Agents.
Scl0 II Catoudeet street
Ths NachS eourCo yqksburg with the steamers Hope
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FOR ST. LUUIS.-NlTH GOENEG-
EEg - tons = th7vc-Thr magnificent steamer Cora
LIaf anderson, 4 NJ BoihEct, mgier, will lesye
III Luis, taking besides through baslHess
fTcgh pirRas ot ARchcz NicksburE, SapJeou Mem.
pills ard lhe Bead For through ce5 oYt Ibis boat ABd
connecting railroad tne abavg ann erFGseleuA FOR tteEh
ard paags apply board, OF Rt tile Company 0ire 81
Camp attout, -- .,.
TERGIEfTs r, nEETKEb,
geT AdgGttiang Agent
psy,Ti5 bpA m iCud the Nompt- nhh Bend hlFiHess
en ,rcas lo w. M,t to Memphis place 81 the Memphis
plskef..
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Leaves every TUESDAY al s O'Clock p IT.
NEW ORLEANS AVID VICMs.


49, u. burg W. y, Mail Fine--For DnnAlaSonyle Pls.
guemiue Baton Rouge Port Hudson, Bayou sara
Red River Landing Fort Adams Hatchef Wstar.
proof Rodney ST. Joseph Grand Gulf Wgrrenan and Weeks
burg-The new steamer Charmer, Capt w q wilson, vim
leave as above every TUESDAY O'Clock r. NJ Returning
she will leave yioksbprg every FRIDAY at n o'clock Nj
d. X. CARROLL 4 CO..
ie4 Agents. IS Carondetet street.
Dawirnp frr Ya16a riyer
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3eSittp Of the NIarkets.

0@& CRESCENT OFFICE. No. 10 CAMP STREET 4
Monday Morning September ~, 1860, !
CoTroN.. The market was dull on Saturday and
barely 1900 bales were sold, including 500 old
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aEes III !, = S = II1 I, s5e nasi.lyely


,-ItE.kaI INK tI5tILILt WILLIE AND
ffHT5 Ia sksbdrg Farket-The new very swift mag
e. Jsfl. n,,Heent passenger packet Gem. .5nn A.
SsszaszzSEa tsH imam, John W Cannon m.Ster, viii
ossls leave as boEs Tor Argyle Iandng Greenye Deer
eek lanthg fnint Wortnsl0n, Carolina ding Lake
washington, Grand AXE, Ashtou Pitchers Point skpWith's
slack Island Land Lake Providence Milikon's
3eud, Eeksbnr, Waeren;ou Grand Gulf Joseph Rodney,
Waterproof Nateez Rod River Landing Bayo Sara Baton
Roage and all fnerne1iate landings For freight passage
apply on board.
VIRGINTUS @. DENTREI.,
seq Advertising Agent.
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Leaves or MONDAY, ert 10 ~ Z. NJ.
REGULAR ST, LOUIS PACKER

err N-For ~ t.V4s cairo, Hickman, N, N Nad1d
tikAF RAmuhis Vnd n'e, mediate ahd4bgs-fhe patbs
s. John j. Roe. NJ, Lcayenworth, master vim
leave RBu4a. Fet freight pnssnge, apply GU board
Y1RGINIuh q. DEHTZEl,
selD Advertising Agent
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Leaves egery WEDNESDAY, M5P.M
liar Weekly WEDNESDAY Vicksbrrg and Bend Packet
FOR DEER CREEK, EGGS

FBK DEER GREER, WGG'S
H% - Point, Lake Washington Grand Lake, CaroIina
lelsaN landing, Sknwifhs Landing. Lake Progidenee
MShsaslas GhHutck Landing, NJ ikeus Bend Veksburr
WRrGentO, New Carthage. Joseph Grand Gulf Rodney
Naiehez Red River Lujing and Bayou sRFa1he new mag
iNcen and running passenger packet steamer james
Battle. H. EsS master will leave above and viii land
Toast rasht1Ecrs. For freight OF passage apply
SCI II Aptrta m tsoTondt l5t y,rests 4
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India Baggiug-per bale 100 Rice,
India Bagglug-lots Of 10 BbiS
bales aud over. ....... / 80 Eurnit
-. IL -. ...--...... Nm.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY Sent II at 3 P " naS
RE ULAR WEpNE SDAYss
IT, act fe Nieksb & and the Bends The II
ming magnificent passenger steamer i
KsazssssExasszas mnnns, J, NJ White mas or fass-
steamer vsksbne) will tave aboye for q and Ials
lima Landng, Skipwilh's, Lake Providence GainnaclF
inc. Milliken's Bea, Wick burg, Warfenton New Car
Joseph, Grand Cult Rodney Natcheg, Red Rive
Bn1nu Sura, BLton R0ugG and all intermediate lar
vIRGTNIUs G. De-
sts AdFerEs
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TEssS "
ttSsS Slplid Memphis and all intermediate andinqs-
sNesee#iasa he swift running lsl-dert passenger packet
steamer tan, " r. F4tpn, master viii eye above IA
freight passage having hue ions apply beard
VIRGINIuS q. DEETzEta
500 Advertising Agent.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
BRAvADo.-.The Journal knows that

BRAvADo.-.The journal knows that
its ticket, which was hatched out by
its clique several months before the
farce Of q pretended nomination by
the Central Committee was enacted,
is distastefnl to a majority of the vot.
ers of its party, and particularly so,
because no fair convention of the par.
ty was held, and it is also aware that
very many Republicans reject the
ticket in part or in toto, and yet it
pretends that it believes that its ticket
will be elected. 1t is but q new ver-
siou Of the old story Of the boy whist
ling to keep his courage up as he
passed the grave yard.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
DeSpicabIe Meanness.

Some Black Republicans of the
baser sort cut the rope which held the
flag to the polo which the Democrats
raised on Saturday last, at Prattsville
and carried off the flag.
Another party of kindred spirits
cnt down the Democratic flag at AL,
lensville.
Just such petty rascality is charac-
teristic Of the Black Republican
Court House clique. We should not
at oil be surprised if they had a hand,
either directly Or indirectly, in these
operations. When You see any oi
them sneaking around in the various
townships, look out for Somo dirty
trick!
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
L. NE. Keith.

This gentleman has become one OF
the leaders Of the Republican party,
and is celebrated for several things
which the people should be fully post
cd in. lie made q violent partizan
abolition speech here last week, which
we should not have noticed perhaps,
had he not gone out Of the way to spit
out his venom at US and defend the
unholy Black Republican Court
House clique. Ills speech was en-.
5elItShed with a variety Of epithetG.
lie called Major BrattOn and E. F.
Bingham "beasts." He pronounced
the democrats a "villainous paEty."-
lie called the democrats "cloven.foo
ed with, horns and tails" These.are
specimens which show that Keith is a
Uackguard.
Mr.. Keith, during his speech, said
that Douglas never voted for the
Homestead bill; also, that the Demo
Gratis voted down the Homestead bill
1t is q historical fact that the Home
stead bill passed both houses and waI
vetoed. If democrats voted it down
how could ii hare passed both houses!
This is specimen of KeitG's truth
ft'lness!
Mr.. Keith's antecedent's are aboli
ton. AS long ago as 1913 he was OnI
ofthe secretaries ofan Abolition Con
yention which met in Columbus
That Convention passed resolution
complimenting Joshua r. Giddings
denounced the nomination Of Cass by
the democrats and Of Gen. Taylor b,
the Wings. The following is one o
tue resolutions:
as. Resolred, That we invite al
friends of freedom, free territory, ant
free labor opposed to the election O
Cass or Taylor, to assemble in Con
yention at Buffalo on the 9th day O
August, 1S4S, to nominate candidate
for the Presidency and Vice Prcsiden
cy Of the United States, and take sue
other measures as the crisisrequires.
I: is plain that Keith was neither
uhig nor a democrat at that time, bu
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
COuteBlpttbIe.

The meanness, low jealousy and
malice Of the Journal clique is exhib-
tied in an article in reference to a
mere business arrangement oil the
part OF MeEsrs. Bingham and Hamil.
ton in removing from the room form.
erly occaried by them in the Court
House as a law Office, (tor which they
paid the county $33 33 per Year,, to a
room up stairs in Major Bratton's
building, the time for which they
rented the room in the Court House
Aar;ng expired. Had we space we
would copy the article entire to show
our readers With what stuff the col
umns Of the Journal are filed. This
clique which manages and edits the
Journal, would (o vindictiye and
domineering are thoy) blast the bust
ness and the standing in society of ev
cry democrat who dNres raise his voice
against their midnight plottings ohd
wire workings. Fortunately, the gdoc
sense and candor Of this community
permit their slang and their slander;
usually to fall. still. born, at their feet
The oA-repoated falsehood that We
do not write the editorials ofthe Dem
ocrat is again insinuated in the Jour
nal. This we again deny. Can the
Journal do the same as to editorial i!
publishes ?
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
Another Recruit!
ZALEsKI, Aug. 27, '6o.


Mr.. EDIToR:-Every lover OF his
country consults his country's good,
and should be found with that party
which he believes to be nearest right.
Party name, peculiar privileges, and
past political ties are rent asunder
when duty leads in another direction.
1t has been with feelings of sorrow
that | have listened to the one.sided
speeches, mean epithets and lying
charges against Mr.. Douglas and his
supporters by the so'called leaders Of
the Republican party. Ii fair means
had been used and the Republican
principle had withstood the scrutiny
of investigation should yet be found
working with the Republicans as /
commenced, but since this. is not so
j shall throw my influence to that par.
ty which | think will support meas.
ures conducive to the welfare of the
nation. j. D. VANDERFORD.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
TheSInnders against David FeGe'
man.

a gentleman who feels aggieved at
Mr.. Foreman for some supposed
faults, has given currency to some
Otories cSIcAdkf to'in1uro Mr. F., lin
the estimaIoq Pfthe honest and viz
tuous. To be sure these stories do
not come in positive shape but rath-
er as insinuationS, (the men who make
them knowing them to be false yet
it is well to expose the rascals who
circulate them for political effect
We therefore append a statement
signed by eleven Of Mr.. Forcman's
neighbors, nearly all ofwhom arc O2-
posed to him in politics. Let the
people judge whether, with this res
pectable endorsement, Mr.. T. is the
man represented to be by the Black
Republican clique and their allies.
We, the Undersigned, ci'izsns of
Swan Township and neighbors OF
David Foreman, have been personally
acquainted with him ever since he has
lived in the County, and find him to
be a good and honest citizen and a
peaceable neighbor, and as for those
insiuuations thrown cut against Mr..
Foreman's character, as to his being
too intimate with certain females liv.
ing in this or any other neighborhoud
we believe to be false, and gotten up
by some malicious person or persons,
for the purpose OF dong him an inju
ry. 1Signed.)
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
On, No! He NEvER MENTIONED Ir!

On. Mol He NEvER MENTIONED Ir!
Why did not Horton and Sherman
explain their recommendation of the
Helper Book, with its reasonable
doctrines and sentimentsl They cod
talk about and misrepresent Douglas
and the Democrats, but when their
own acts needed explanation, they
dodgsd.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30

UJohn Sherman says the Wing
party died in 1850, because it sustain.
ed the Compromise measures Of thai
year, and it was right. that it should
die for that reason. Henry Clay
helped to pass these measures, ,,and ap'
proved every one of them. The Abo
litionists talked in 1850 just as Johr
Sherman did on Monday.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
A Grand TimcamOng the Repub

A Grand Time RmOng IIIe FgPpIb-
Leans SIXTY Voters and twelve Yoke
of Oxen in II Single Procession!
Tho Republicans had great pow,
WOW on Monday last They Lad been
drumming for big crowd Oh that oc-
casion for three or four weeks, and
with the exertions made should have
had at least double the number that
wero present. We suppose that
counting men, women, children, Dem.
ocrats, Breckinridge and Bell men
there were near a thousand assembled
in the grove where Mcssrs. Sherman
and Horton spoke
The only thing attractive, aud that
only iog its folly, that We wit.
messed was wagon loaded with log,
which couple Of melancholy looking
individuals were attempting to split.
A pen Of rails was constructed on the
back part of the wagon, in which were
several detected individuals, who es.
sayed 10 slug some doletul songs.--
Ten or twelve yoke Of oxen hauled
this wagon at q snail pace through the
streets. Sixty sad looking voters
were in wagons, bpggies &C., follow.
ing after these detected rail.maulers
and melancholy dirge singers. We
were glad it was "none Of our lpuer
al"
Horizons and Sherman's speeches
as well as some other matters will be
attended to next week. LII the even.
Ing, there was a tolchlight procession
and some blaokguardism from John
Welch and Charley Grovenor. 1t is
pity these men cannot be as gentle.
manly on the. stump as they are off,
There were ninety five torches in the
procession as it passed our Office. =.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30

OH, DEAR !--Somethlng published
in the Democrat Of the 10Th inst,
threw the Journal juntO into won
derful panic. The editor OF the Jour,
nal, Immediately after the issue ofthat
No. of the Democrat, was seen about
the Court House, frothing at the
mouth, "a certain indication of hydro,
phobia), and swearing like u Turk, ;
That he could st0op to meaRer Minge
dnd get d0ton LO,Cer in tie ditch than
any Hving man IN Vint0n County
a fact which no one, we presume, viii
dispute. The editor, in the first edi
torial column Of the last No. of tho
Journal, has sort of mock heroic ar
ticIc about personalities, abuse, charg
'cs Of corruption, aud then undertaking
to wear an air Of f"injurcd innocence, ,
threatens an awful retributiou.
For shame, Toodles! You know
that your paper has been reeking
with ISLANDERS, slang and abuse
not only Of Democrats, but Of the
Democratic party, ever since you pub
lished it. We understand that what
produced this excitement was the com
munication Of Samuel Dozer, showing
that David Joncs, the selfnomidaied
candidate for Auditor, had beehAt
tempting to bribe Dozer to vote fol
and use Lis influence 10 elect Jones
OF course this was throwing a bomb,
shell right into the heart of the enc.
mics camp Tlio chief oltheir clique,
The celebrated Navigator, had been
charged with attempting to bribe a
citizen of Richlarl township; and,
worse than all, it was true, could b.
proved, aud Jones nor the Journal
dare deny it. Of course it could
do nothing but whine like a whipped
puppy aud set about manufacturing
some lie against some democrat to of.
set, if possible, the truth VIC had pab.
lished as to Jones.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
Or. by County order
Bal. due J. w. Cald we'll

ADNi' Nk1O . w ,SNlNA " vi v
tbs evident to any fair mirded man
that these fellows were hard up for
political capital, and to get this the
ALMIGHTY HONEST" editor, backed up
by he INSCRIPTIONS knaves Of the
clique" ," are trying to hold out to this
community that | endeavored to de-
fraud Mr.. Murphy out Of dollar; and
well they knew when they were con
cocting it, that il was as base q lie as
ever was uttered by the most unscru,
pMous clique anywhere. l had nc
intention Of defrauding, nor have
defrauded, Mr.. Murphy out of even
one cent. Mr.. Murphy lad owed me
the above ACCOUNT for nearly six years,
and told him ifhe was not satisfied
to let the county order 60 in part pay
nent fit, that | would pay him the
dollar and then try and collect my &C
count against him in the best way
could. But he refused to take the
dollar, and | have therefore given hin
credit on the account for it.
"This "clique" has such al invet
crate hatred otanything Democratic
that they will not stop at anything tt
injuro the character of any Democra
and prescribe him if they could.
Yours. &C.,
i. w. CALDWELL.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
A Card.

Mr.. EDITOR: Sir, | understand
that Mr.. John L. Dillon asserted to
some Of our citizens that he JeL:ered I
had been bought. ! wish to say to
Mr.. D. that when he makes such an
assertion he states what he does not
know to be true, what hc has no good
reason for believing true, and what ia
ABSOLUTELY false.
! am a democrat, and am neither to
be bought nor sold by anybody, nor
will | bolt my ticket because Of per-
soual difficulty Or neighborhood quar-
rel. E. r. HUSTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
Where the Peoples Money Goes
TO.

Mr.. EDToR:-Please insert the fol-
lowing extract of letter received by
one af our citizens from a friend in
Columbus. The original | also here,
with send you to keep for the inspec-
tion of any of the citizens of Vinton
County who may wish to see it:
"CoLUMBUs, Aug. "A, 1860.
DEAR SIR:-I have Just been over
to the Auditor of States office, and
find that Mr. Stanley drew for mile.
age last wiuter $65 60. llr. Pearce,
your Representative, drew for mileage
$27 80, and Mr.. Murdock, your for
mer Senator, drew for the same SER
vice as Stanley, $25 so. This is ia
ken from the Auditors books and re.
ports. should Judge from the fig.
ures, you have friend Stanley. GIVE
IT TO HIM, for they all deserve to be
shown up for their HYPoCRICY.
Wonderful RETRENcHERs, these Re
Ipublicans. Yours,
j. G. T."
Now, when T. r. Stanley and 9th.
er Republican ollice-seekers were eiec'
tiOneering last fall, they promised the
people that they would administering
government cheaper than the Demo.
Gratis. Eow has Stanley kept this
prOmise2 Dare he deny tho above,
and dare he say that he has not jbotll
in violation oflaw and precedenD ia.
ken out Of the pockets Of the people
nearly $40 more than he was entitled
to, and more than Mr.. Murdock, q
Democrat, ever charged. Yet, | am
informed that Stanley is going around
again this fall telling the people that
he is in favor of retreEchment. Sucl
hypocntical knaves should be scoprg
ed out Of every honest community.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1860-08-30
A Discussion.

We are requested to state that there
will be a political discussion in Knox
Township, at HOldren's School House
on the evening of the Sd. of Septem-
Der.