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Wroreries ana provisions.
STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

Tor BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
IL PORT and Fall RIvER-The splendid and superior
TrFsDa9 rsEs isTf
and the LMPIRE STATE, Capt. Brayton, on MONDAY
WEDNESDAY, aud FRIDAY s.4 o'clock from Pier No.
Hsrs,. no room, win REGARDED secured to any spp
Freight to Boston Though with great dispatch By
an Expire" Freight T Dnnnvu An. NJ, ,,ar w.,..
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.--For ALBA
Ii NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS NORTH
-'N From Chsmber,s. From 3ls.s.
Express, and ii M and 3lT:25 ll:oO and 3:25 and
Troy and Albany with sleeping, p M sundays incadod)
Poa s si train 100 m H. and $50 and as
peetst Xxi f train, $50 p M s:sspm.
Sing Sing train $50 and 40 3:4S and 4:sspm
lAI'''"n train o." NJ w SAITH supsra...d.nl
NEW-YORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY RAIL-
n ROAD for Albany and Troy connecting with the New;
York Central Ralrosd for a. point, Ws.; North West and
land Burlington, Pssburs Rouses Point osdensbursh AID
a. 1859, trains viii leave New York = follows:
For Albany and 4:2cP Express, train from Tryoa.
Express train rom asth. Depot For Albany 10 H. EI
s. mail sn ain. from en- TepToT I For Albany osi Fan. a.
s'P Fl s %4 a ra Depot FSI 'Ss sssps
p M from White St Depot. stopping at al stations For WI
Ts .ss faq Gn s I DiRS iss9:
and Saturdays only from aeh St Depot stopping ali sasep
A,aT will s,Tf Albany % Ta Albany FL
East Albany II m.EfpIsss MAJ Train G Gs;,o
p s1 sBa Il all sai 80 aSIn Of Il
ton, Wliam,bridgs, S;2o and p m stepping q all
Station only. JOHN BURCHILL, Asst Supt
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LoRnLLRp FinH Insurance. COMPANY, Office Mechanic
Bank Building No 81 Wsl-st., Ngw YoRK, Jan % IDOL
TIVE Annual Election OF this Company for
twenty-five Directors aud Three Inspectors for the next
ensuing election win be held al this Office TUESDAY the
9Th Day OF February Polls nom u 70 o'clock p "a
GEORGE ID. CRAZY, Secretary
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EREIGIIT for ALBANY, and NEW-YORk
il CENTRAL RAILROAD.-WINTERA ARRANGEMENT.
The swre Line will continue TO receive Freight on and after
the clos. Of navigation the Hudson River at their usual place
OF business Pier No T. r. foot OF Broad 81 end viii forward
the same daily propeller to Port Morris; themes " Harlem
Railroad Albany there connecting with Newly ORR
road Freight previous win be forwarded
from Albany early morning For further apply
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financial.

NOTICE.-EAST RIVER BNNN-I NJ HuHuHI
on Of The Past Rive Bank viii Do hold on TUESDAY the h
dsy Of Februsy l86 their bshk hoa,s 10 ~
Pol open from ! to2 p m. '" ,. 'AhhA-', N..n''..
TI'HE STOCKHOLDERS of the MECHANICS
II MINING ASSOCIATION hereby notified that their
Trustees have the second and dnsi Dividend ihe balance
OF Ass i their hands pay able presentation OF hef scrip
a, he once Of the Treasurer ELISHA H. WALTON sq No
SO yuar cor JeHersontt n w. AEICfLF, t-ofetsfy.
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OPyICY OF THE IIOxE Insurance COHPAyYf
New YoKS Jun. ~, 1861.
yITIE DIRECTORS of this Company have this
Il dsy declared SEMl-ANNUAL DIVIDEND Of FIVE
PER CENT payable on MONDAY, 2sth inst The Transfer
D00A' WIZ NC '''''0 j. MILTON SMITH Secretary.
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NETWORK PRODUCE EXCHANGE CO.
IN The ubscrbers the Stock Of this COMPANY are hereby
notified that the final i.taifnent Of TWENTY PER CENT has
Ills dy boon called for by resolution Of the Board Of
psyabc on or before the 18th February 81 Tue Cce Of tn
Treasurer WILLIAM II. NEWMAN No ~ Willsm'st-New-
York, Jan 20, 1861. $1,000. =. ,.,,,,,, nj.
FnwaRn CRotrvyII Secretary.
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Qutn9eMkttte,


a cADEMY OF N HSKfs SEw'YoRK.
rorcR-Iu Consequence OF the 81 for the oihou N
Fire D. usrtrtnt Fund MONDAY, for witch os s
Acsdcuy Of Music had been prevuy engas o. IN 'A
o pers isht will take place on m
TUESDAY EVENING, Jan ~
Miss ISABELLA HINKLEY,
. rs.l.. III, TROVATORE.
HlEKIEY PHILLIPS, BRIGNOLl, fEhhl' NOhbEA IL
. Director era Conductor, Sig MULlU -.
s;rnorina III INA win shortly make her det9t
hsrtiye ,ebearsel-UN BALIO IN MASChEAhA
A I:eDEMY OF MUSIC, BROOKLYN
~ IffNKLEY. -
m tie Dor Office at the Academy Of Music and Sbeus
Usst viii be open the rse of tickets for LUCIA Miss
H,nlle, & deb-t and Mondays SiCILlAN NESPERS.
THIS EVENING Saturday, Jsu g. az u ococf
DEBUT OF TIE NEW PRIMA DONNA,
MISS ISABELLA HINkLEf.
on v IA, occasion win be produced ....'
Donirettis Grand Opera.
LUCIA DI LAMMERMOOR
~ MISS ISABELLA HINKLki
In her great role as Lucia
First appearance Of the eninert tenor Nj,
Sis
.as
Director and Conductor. ...,..'.s'..'.Slg m1Llo'
Tie Opera Saturday will commence ut Is oclo'k'
The doors VIII be open at 81 -,
On MONDAY, Jan. a. Third Opera Nisht-only On; oil
'"u4 ''e'e''' TfiE SICILIAE vEsPERs.
COLSON, BRIGNOLJ FERRI SESlNl (hs INST appearance,
e. sndC
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TT s. TREASURY NOTES, NEW ISSUE,
" FOR SALE IN SUMS 10 SUIT
TAYLOR BROTHERS,
No. 10 WaIl.st. New York
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RAILROAD of NEW JERSEY

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Daily Sundays sxcepted,
leave NewYork Of eour,land jersey City Ferry
FOR sufeTn'. for Monsey a M and l'0 m iof
sofern, at :5op Monsey 7;lO. m and 20 M risr
mont 6:1 7f5 II 20 and 325 On Sunday nishts
tar leaves suaeru. at and Piermon at lois returning.
leaves New York at q q m. Monday
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DIyIDFND. -MECHANICS' and TRADERS
IL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY No. - "a.I-si 5,rz
declared dyidnd Of ten 0 pr oeut payable on
and after the l0,h inst JAMES u JVIIr SECRETARY
New York jan 2, 1851.
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T0R CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
steamer viii ave NewYork the ls llth and 2lst
~ s.b months except when dates fall SUNDAY when
to dsy of departure viii DO the MONDAY following For
freight passage apply ut the only ONCE NO ~, cor
ner Of WArren-st. v. o. ALLEN A6ent
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
GLORIOUS VICTORY. .
The Peace Policy OF the ADJ
ministratiOn Sustained:
The Doctrines of the Tribune, Wade,
Giddihgs. Oberliu and the Athens
Messenger RepudiatedI It. ai3'


Cinsipaati hasmost gloriously taken po,
sidOn IOr the Crittenden Compromise. The
Enpuirsr talks thus7-it speaks for itself;
The Union men OF Cincinnati send their
heartfelt greeting 10 their brethren through.
out the county that Cincinnati is redeemed
from the stain that was placed upon her last
fallG She no longer stands in the category
OF doubtful or Abolition city. Heryoice Z
spoken yesterday, will carry thrill Of joy.
10 millions of saddened and depressed spir-
iIs. Let her nyble and patriotic example
be followed by every CITY, town and hamlet
throughout the entire West Let the ball
OF revolution commenced here continue
on in its progress. Our watclIvord should
be, . Concession and Compromise, the I'm.
ion ndthe Constitution. ''
A visit 10 the polls yesterday satisfied US
that all the effohs Of the leaders OF the rad-
cal Republican forces here were Intellectual
~ break our ranks, or divide our organiza-
ton, Around the, polls, from the opening
10 the close, could be seen our gallaut
friends. Democrats and Union men, +" ne
tyetnnd 10 the manor borE," with the sturdy
Germans the warm and generous Irish, VIE
Ing with each other TO see who could do the
mOst in the cause Of the Union and Consli-
tuition, as it came, from our patriotic fathers.
All past political differences were forgotten
and Z forgiven, in "a sworn determination to
rescue our land from fanaticism and de.
stuction. r ." tr. ..fr. "a, .
The glorious triumph achieved by our
friends viii be Of incalculable service to
those who are manfully struggling against
the spirit Of Disunion in the Border Slave
States ,Yi#i1u~ ~r'.*F " - f.
Among those who will rejoice most sin
cerely end deeply over the result, and see in
II al augury Of be tier days 10 the country is
the while-haired and patriotic statesman Of
Kentucky, Hon. John ]. Crittenden, whose
compromise constituted the platform upon
which the victory was Won. Our fellow
citizens or the South will see in this result
that formidable reaction has commenced
in the North immediately upon witnessing
the fatal results. OF ReDublicapism. They
may count with the utmost certainty that
the wave Of reaction will sweep the North
wes,JSnd beatiinto power upon its crest
ihoseMho have always Contended for the
full measure ol your rights under the Con-
blkullOIl. e a. '..s......... . # d,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
Eleetl0n Returns.

The Democratic city and township
ticket in Saniusky is elected. Dem:
Ocratic gain from last fall ofabout We
hundred. o. blnan7 Hagga.a..u.e
Inst. Louis, the Democratic Union
ticket was elected on Monday last BY
from 12OoO to 5000 majority. This
city has heretofore been stronghold
Of Republicanism under the Blair and
Brown regency, 100 guns for st.
Louis. ,..i. .-.... -.,,..... ..
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
BAR Meeting.

A move is making in the Legislature to re-
peal the act giving us an additional Judge in
this subdivision, the Judgeship now filled by
Hon. ]. P. Plyley, who spentl's days last year.
JudgePeck bad to work like an OK in order to
get oter disqualification, and then we could not
keep our dockets half clear. We believe it is to
the interest of the people to let itbe as 1t is.
The members of the Bar Of Jack
son county mgt on the 21st nit. On
motion of F, M. Keith, G. Mackley.
Levi DUNCAN and Il. H. Fullerton
were appointed committee to draw
up remonstrance against the repeal
OF the act, TO- provide for the election
of an additional Judge in the second
subdivision of the seventh judicia
district. The committee reported t
tile meeting, and the rem9hstrancl
was signed unanimously. y s..I l7 ~ T.,
On motion Of d. Mackley, the Sc
cretary was requested to furnish
copy ofthe proceedings of this meet
ing to'the publishers Of the papers 9
this place, with a request that the,
publish the same, and, forward copieI
| Of the papers containing the same, t
our Representatives, 10 the Legisls
tbre.5t .as /. ROBERTS, Ch'n. !
bF Al. KEITH, Secretary. q i f,ia'
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
y They saw poor men, don't have

hog. They say poor men don't have
property to tax, and they ought to be
made to pay on their dogs. Go il! the
people have put Your dpqrs PM stick
'enin the %ithers, and ifausSb0dy in
town gets drunk, it's all right, but il
he is from the country, catch him up,
fine and make him pay costs, and put
him in Jail, Go tilt is Q free city,
governed by good sense and less sill
yer. 1881
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
: The State Of Ohio, yin,On g County.

" The State of Ohio, VintOn County.
9 ale of Real Estate by Order Of r rebate
- Court-0n the Fourth day Of May, A. D.
1851 at one o'clock in the afternoon, at the pre-
mises in Rchland township, Vinton county, o.,
will be sold at public auction, the following real
estate, as the prop erty of Britain Darby, decd,
to wit: The south east qdartefof the southeast
quarter of section number twenty two, township
number nine, of range number eighteen, Vim.
ton county, Ohio, excepting one acre sold to
John Ramey, containing thirty nine acres, moro
or less. Appraised at 5000.
Also, the northwest quarter Of the northwest
quarter of section number twenty six, and
part of the southwest quarter of the southwest
quarter of section number twenty -threa, begin
ming at the southwest corner of said section
number twenty-three; thence north six rods TO
locust stake; thence east eighty rods to stake
on the line; thence south six rods to the section
line; thence west along the section line eighty
rods to the place of beginning, containing forty
three acres, m ore or lees, in the township and
-ange aforesaid. Appraised at $70O; and said
tracts must sell for two-thirds their respective
appraised value, on the following terms, to
wit: One-thrd In hand and the residue in two
equal payments of six and twelve months, with
Interest on the deferred paymentsfrom the day
| Of sale. STEPHEN DARBH,
Admir- of the estate Of Britain Darby, decd.
April 4, 1881 -4w. .I4. al aIt1Esf fii
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04


The following is an extract from a!e;te
written By the Rev. ]. S. Home, pastor G
the Pierepoint-Street Babtist Church
Brooklyn, N. Y, to the journal and Mes.
senger." Cincinnati O., and speaks volumes
in favor of that world renowned medicine
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Chill
d'en Teething;- ~ .-&a
1--WE see an advertisement in your col
umns of Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup
Now we never said word about pa,en
medicine before in our life, but we fee
compelled to say to your readers that this j
no humbug--wE HAVE TRIED IT, AND KNOW
IT TO BE ALL IT CLAIMS. lis probably on
Of the must successful medicines of the day
bscause il is one of the best. And those @
your readers who have babies can't do bet
ter than to lay in a supply"
4 Feb Id -lyF, r.......s s. .t....-.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04


OT Any Of our readers afflicted with
ScROFULA or Scrofulous complaints, will do
well to read the remarks in our advertising
columns respecting it. But little OF the na-
ture of thi; disorder has been known BY the
people. and the clear exposition Of It there
given will prove acceptable and useful. We
have long admired the searching and able
manner in which Dr.. Aver treats every sub
ect he touches; whatever has his attention
at all, has a graat deal OF it; he masters
what he undertakes, andn Que who has a
particle OF feeling for his afflicted fellow
man, can look with indifference upon bis
labors for the sick, Read what he says oI
ScrofuIa and seoin how few words and how
clearly he tells us more than we have known
Of this insidious and fatal malady - Sun
Philadelphia Pa.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

"ArTEsrioN, YoUNo MES!n-we perceive, by
the advertisement Of Messrs. L. Hegeman .
Co., Of New York, that the renowned ''stimu-
lating opauent," invented by Pr. Bellingham,
for a'healthy stimulation in the growth Of beard
or whiskers. has now had its Ameris market
confded to their agency. The high reputation
of this article ih Iondon, Paris and other cities
expeiience in this country. We find thatit
praises are re-echoed among llclssses. Afew
weeks arc said TO provo its almost magical in
huenee upon the beard cr whiskers. The Brit
ish volunteers have made snch use of itas
to attract theatteu.iqp ofstbe bohdon Prnch-
See Odvs,tissnspt Of gvssTs. Usgenasn SCo. IN
another eciaua. apr ta-.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
A WiIde-Brcd NIau.

"Meaner, bastard, pointsblanki lie,
lie, low, rough, scurriIlOus, uumitiga,
ted falsehoOd, silly fool, bare faced
liar, lying, lying, blackguard, little
truth, iapoint!biank oialsehoods, dow
style, slang, mot jbraius enough, uOr
good breeding, nor sense enough, trea.
son and traitors billingsgRte."-
ems Messenger. a7a'.ain. Ehfad 81
The above epitbets appear in the
last Messenger, as applied to US, in
about a column, and yet this Wllde
nan PROCESSES to be gentleman, and
apes to move in the first circles in
Athens, throws himself back on his
dignity, &c. Great Godl what are
we,comipg to- We Imagine ittbiis
things mother we're TO address him, il
would be in the language OF Bertha:
I"Call me not mother; 1gau &. e.. it
| For i'll bro't thee forth, 1t was a. al.r
As foolish hens, ut times, hatch vipers, BY
Sitting upon strange eggs" afhA tJ'
We have neither timo nor room to
attend to the Messenger this week
We will do so in good time
=
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

This election turned on hog or no
hog dog tax or no dog tax. Phs 10
hog, hodog party have elected-their
entifelKcket. sIfsome ofour Radicals
have to go South to fight, they will
have tobuy their own bacon, as our
CRY Fathers viii continue to Cypress
tR9ipoor of our town, and il a farm.
ers hog strays into town, the corpora.
ton will! continue to fleece the farm
cr ont ofa half dollar to redeem bis
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
EEuALE PHYSICIANS.

Public attention has, Of late years, been
directed 10 The obvious sdyantages Arising
from the entrance Of woHAs into the pro.
'lession Of medicine, and every day increases
the number among us Of those who wish to
devote themselves TO this department oi
science The tide which they have so long
been Obliged 10 stem, now setsin l9elr iaVof,
We rejoice in the Increasing popularity oi
this noble work, as token OF the worlds
ptogress; but while we,do so ,'we should not
forget the pioneers in the field, who have
struggled ri In" past untiringiy ,tmouehIhe
obstacles which prejudice has thrown III
their way, and whose heroic eXernons nave
effected the change in public oplnlon;--
Conspicuous among the numberstands MIS-
Winslow, who for more than thirty years as
nurse and physician, has followed her pro-
(ession with unhagging application and ~
dustry. During this time she has COM
pounded a. Soothing Syrup, for children
teelhDlg, which ought TO immortallze her
name. Its the perfect thing OF the Kind
in our opinion, ever mRounded, and one
Of the greatest discoveries in medicine oil
the age; il is OF more importance to the hu
man family than any other discovery made
by the profession in the last hundreds years.
ComnOll observation cannot fail to satisfy
al who wiIltake the trouble to look into The
bills Of mortality for any one yeaI that q
very large per centage of chilcren annually
die during ;he process Of teelhing, and a
very much larger number of those who sur.
vive are greatly debIitated or deceased; 50
that they grow up weak both physically and
mentally, and incapacilated both Tor study
and labor. Now, we appeal with perfect
confidence to thousands oil mothers who will
read this article, 10 cOrroborate our state.
ment when we say that no such fatal con-
sequences as these we have alluded to, ever
occur from teething, when Mrs. Winslow's
Soothing SyFupiS used IN TIME. That It is
Just the article needed is the testimony
which reaches Us daily from those who have
tried it, and until some member oI the fac
ulty can produce an article which shall equal
in excellence the result of the long expert
ence of Female Physician we hope we
shall hear no nore of woman's overstepping
her sphere in entering the medical prOles-
sion.-I Drawing-room Companion, N. y.
apr 4-4w. p.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

" 6FWe congratulate our readers npon the
discovery of a sure cure for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia, and all Mefcurial dis
eases, which is effected without the use oI
internal medicines. which destroy the consti-
tulion and give temporary relief only. In
fact tits the only known remedy effecting q
perfect cure, and we feel warranted, from it;
recommendations, in calling the attention. o
the afflicted and those having friendssuffer
ing from Rheumatism, Gout or Neu falgia, o
the pernicious effects Of Mercury, to the ad
vertisement in another column OF our paper
of DR.. Leland's Anti RheuInatic Band.
March 81. lS6l-3m
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

OEfPRoF. WooE's RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
AND Blood RtNovAToR. is, without doubt
the best tonic Cordial in the world. To
those eowho are suffering from General De-
bility, we would recommend It's use, for
which II is pleasant 10 the taste, it i:
strengthening to the. system, and will al
once tend TO remove all impurities Of the
blood, and eradicate all traces Of diseose. -
| 1t can be taken by the weakest stomach
while those ia good health willat once fee
its exhilarating power. We are confden
that after using one bottle Of this Cordia
4, none VIII be fors day without it.--N. Y
| Lsddcr. 'a5eo'g soi1im'D .sinHt slw
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

tQT What proof mo re reliable could De
given in favor Of any medicine than the fol-
lowing letter, received unsolicited, from the
Rev. w. B. Jacobs! Read il:
'. NEWARK. N. j., June 9th, 1860
Messrs. Perry Davis & Son! Gentlemen;
ALLOW me, unsolicited, to send you word
Of commendalion for yorr Pain Killer. !
have used i. in my family these several
wears, and found it all it claims TO be. For
Rheumatism, Coughs, Colds, Burns, choe.
ra tendencies and difficulties, as well as dis.
eases generally that prevails in families,
regard the Pain Killer as beyond all price,
and as eficacous beyond any medicine
within nv knowledge. We keep it as our
chief family medicine, and find its use in
or dinary cases worth more than any doctor.
The testimony Of Others among my acquain-
tances and friends, is equally favorable
Many cergymen have spoken Of it in the
highest terms as family medicine. Mis-
sionaries in repeated instances have said to
me in person and in their letters, that the
Pain Killer was by far the best medicine
used in heather lands, and they use it fOr
themselves and families and administer it
TO others around them. Thus much / AIN
inclined to say, as an act of justice tc
yourselves, and as a benefit to others. You
are at liberty to use this testimonial, if oI
any service. Yours, &c,
'r'-' REV. w. B. JACOBS,
Late Editor Christian Chronicle.
Pain Killer sold by all respectable drug.
gists and medicine dealers. apr 4-4w. h
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

Treasurer's Notice to Tax Payers.
NOTICE is hereby given that the last half Of
~ tho Taxes for the year 1850, arenoW due,
and the Books arein my hands for collection.
will attend at the Treasurer's office, In Nc
Arthur, until the goth day Of June next, when
the Taxes must be paid or the penalty Of the
law will be strictly enforced All bank able
funds will be received in payment of Taxes.
HENRY PAYNE,
Apl. 4, '6l-6w. Treas, V. Co.,O.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
nFElk Up. Election went of or

UElk Up. Election went of on
Monday, in quiet and soberly man.
ner., ln fact more SO than any cleo
ton we have yet witnessed in our
town. Let this be an example of Or
der hereafter. Therewas quite a feel.
ing in regard to Justices, and, i'll spite
of party nominations, the people elec-
ted cne from each party, thereby dis
playing q feeling for Union "for the
sake Of the Union, 1--WE hope. These
elections, however small, at this time,
showwhich way the mind ofthe mass.
esttend. G This, we think, looks well
for the future. Any Thing, in this
time Of our couptry's trials, that repu
diates tue "irrepressiblep doctrines Of
the Abolition wiDgofthe Republicans,
suits US. What is right, ought to be
sustained politically. On the whole,
our election is net victory to any
,,ortys a6M rrag llf E
F"T' h.5E ..r,y, .e. g.- -s
bs, sitt FOR JUSTICES 49,. b.,
D. N. Kingery, Republican, 204
J. W. Caldwell, Democrat, 201
joe. Glidden, Republican, ,l5HI 1e4
Sc. Case, Democrat, .gaa9a l16l
For Trustees one Democrat and two
Republicans were elected. IT
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04

~ Our western mail gasl not re.
ceivcd last evening,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1861-04-04
Cerpsraiion Election.

Republicans were elected.