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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13
OCTOBER ELECTION.
CST TOWNSHIP MEETINGS, 10Th of August.
0F COUNTY CONVENTION, 10Th of August
REPRESENTATIVE:

Please announce the name of WILLIAM MrLLIGAN, Esq
as candidate for nomination for the office of Repesen-
tatve Gy 9-tc) RUMLEY AND GERMAN.
L. HARPER, Esq. Please announce the name ofWn-
LIAM REED, Esq, Of Green Township, as candidate for
nomination for the office ofRepresentative
Jly2J-tc MANY DEMOCRATS OF GREEN.
MT HARPER--Please announce MARK HoGGE, of
"9shtngton Township, as man worthy the confidence
and support OF the Democratic party for the Office of
Representative, in the Legislature, and obIige
those that wish to see LEMON BEAT. iy23-tc
= Editor of Sentinel, please announce the name Of M
r. BuRkHEAD as suitable person to be selected by the
Democratic Convention to represent this county in the
next Legislature Gy9) HARR1soN CoUNrY
H. Harper, Esq., Please announce the name of JACOB
voRHEs ofNorh township, as candidate for the of
hce OF Representative, subject the decision of the
Democfhuc convention. GERMAN AND GREEN
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Sad Accident.

Our highly esteemed friend, WM. CADY, ESD.
late Sheriff OF this county, met with terrible
accident on last Saturday. While engaged al
work in his wool cardng establishment, his left
hand was caught in the picker, which was flying
round with lightning-lke velocity, and in mo-
ment il was almost literally torn to pieces. For.
tunately he got his hand rescued or else his en-.
tire arm might have been crushed and torn to at
oms. Doctors Mclean, Rowles and Knox used
their utmost skill in dressing Mr. Cady's hand
and while the operation was being performed
the pain he suffered was most excrucatng. He
IS still suffering very much and it is feared he
will partially if not altogether loose the use Of
his hand.
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a Grnded Road 70 WheelIng.

Independent of politics, the Wheeling Times
is good paper, and occasionally contains some
sensible suggestions and excellent reading mat
ter The last number ofthat paper has series
Of articles, embracing notes of "trip the editor
made from Wheeling north, through this place.
ln one of these articles he speaks as follows in
regard to a graded road from Wheeling 10 Ca
diz. The subject is worthy the consideration
of every citizen of this county:
"The portions ofJeferson and Harrison coun-
ties that we passed through deserve at our hands
further notice than we are now able to give
them. They are among the richest counties in
Ohio, and seeing the crops upon the splendid
farms just cut, we we're led TO wonder how il
could be possible that our citizens had SO long
forgotten their business interests as to neglect
the construction of good road 10 Cadiz
"Our citizens have but 10 start the work--tc
show their determination to do some thing--tc
move inthe matter, and they viii be met more
than half way by the enterprisng and wealthy
citizens. Come, get up, shake off the Vrginii
incubus that lays on you like the nightmare, anC
determine never. again TO pronounce anything
lmpracticable until it has been tried and has
failed. We now travel by stage 81 miles to Ca
diz, over many hills and through many bad pla
ces, while a good road, the elevation of which
would in no place be more than two degrees
can be constructed at moderate expense, which
will connect The two points at 20 miles. Will
this we can secure 10 Wheeling the trade of thu
rich county of Harrison, and the divergence O
a large amount of travel towards the lakes
Without it we lose both.
I'VE found the citizens of Harrison and Tus
carawas, many Of whom we saw, extremely desi
roua of taking such steps as would lead to til,
construction of this road A convention at Ca
diz, on the lst of September, has been proposed
and we await with much interest a call for tha
purpose in the papers of the counties named-
We are sure that our own citizens would not b
so blind to their own interests as to neglect pro
per attention to this subject"
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,EHAe Oregon.

Quoting the "Union's'' denial of a compromise
of this question, the Nashville Union says: awe
confess that this information is gratfying-we
cannot bring ourselfto look with composure up
on surrender of any one square foot ofthe Or
egon Territory, If our title be clear and indis
putable to the 54th degree, as we regard it from
all the lights before US, we cannot see how there
is any case to justify compromise. We approve
the manly declaration of Gen. Cass lit is bet
ter TO fight for the first foot of territory than 70
the last"
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The Bank of Wooster.

The Washington Union of August 4th, under
this head, remarks :-"Some of the democratic
editors in Ohio continue to remark upon the tenn.
porary deposte which has been made in this
bank, They complain Of the loans which the of
dcers have appropriated to themselves, &c. We
can assure our friends in Ohio, that the Secreta-
ry of the Treasury has instituted an inquiry into
the abuses alleged to be committed by the bank
and if perfectly satisfactory explanation cannot
be given, the small deposite which is now made
there, and secured to the full amount by Ohio
State stock, will be removed from the institu-
TOM
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Tremendous Fire!

Loss Of Je!-Horrible Mmders! This
morning about two O'Clock, the extensive store
room Of Puterbaugh & Allison was discovered
on fire. Their entire stock of goods, probably
to the amount of ten thousand dollars, were de.
stroyod. The large brick building occupied by
Puterbaugh & Allison, store keepers, AB.Beul
harness maker,and Samuel Crumbaugh, hat store
was consumed. The large brick occupied by D.
d. williamson, grocer, d. Barr, bookseller and
partly as dwelling by two Or three famiIies,was
also destroyed. The loss of property cannot be
less than from fifteen TO twenty thousand dollars
None of the buildings were insured.
The most deplorabe part of the calamity was
the loss of two very estimable young men, JAS
Kenny and VIM, Steele, clerks Of Puerbaugh &
Allison, who slept in the store. When the flames
were discovered and the door burst open, Mr.
Kenny was found lying against the front door
senselcss, cut and bruised 10 a considerable ex
tent.
Mr.. Steele was discovered lying in bed, pro.
badly senseless, but could not be rescued in con
sequence of the flames His body was after
wards discovered in the cellar where it had faI
len through. The back door of the store room
was standing open, from which it is pretty con.
elusive that most foul murder has been com
mtted, and the store set on fire.
Ic"ia (O9 Jefferson, Extra, Aag. g.
One Of the villains was arrested in this city
yesterday evening: he was followed down the
railroad by an officer from the scene of blood
Gin. Commercial
EFSincc the above was in type, we received
the following advertisement of The Mayor of Xe
MAJ
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0ITWe notice no material change in the di:
tant markets since Our last.

ONLY GIVE 1T FAIR TRIAL.--We ask no more of any
one, than to give Dr. Jaynes Expectorant fair trial,
and lift does cure the various diseases for which it
is recommended, sooner and more electually than any
other medicine that has ever been offered to the public
the proprietor is willing to undergo any penalty how
ever severe, the public may proper to impose up
on him, 1t has and it will coughs, colds asthma
bronchitis, bleeding from the lungs or throat, whoopng
cough, Group and very large majority of the most
hopeless cases of consumption, when physicians and
their prescriptions fail to do any good Again we say
only try it. 1t will not harm you, but it and will
do YOU good,
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NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
COMPRISING l2O MEN & HORSES.


G. r. SPALDLNG, Manager e Proprietor.
IT Mis- Extensive Equestrian Corps the largest in the
United States, will have the honor of performing
at Cadiz, on Saturday, the 10th day of August
1t contains Mr.. T. M'Cullum, the best two horse ri
der in the world; Mr. w, b. Carroll, the best single
horse (bare back in the u. States; Mr. H. A. Gardner
the only man in the world who turns double summer
set from the ground, and band of Congo Mnstrels
Superior any in this any other country led by
John Smith, the original John Smith, the prince of ETH
opean Delineators, and who upon this occasion will
shine darker and loom larger than ever. Also, Mrs
Carroll and Mrs. Smith, the charming Female Eques
trians; Nh j. Mcfarland, the celebrated Tight Rope
Dancer; Mr.. S, D. Baldwin, the Jugger and Contor.
zionist; Master W. Gardiner, the wonderful juvenile
Horseman Yankee Samson and his pocket piece
weighing 1000 lbs; together with Knapp, Johnson Nc
Knight, Austin, Haviland Hicks, Hendricks, Rockford
IStimmel, Brown, Wilson, &C., &c.
The performance will commence with Magnifcen
Enree, entitled the Star Waltz and Galopade led by
those four popular female equestrians, Mesdames Car
roll, Smith and Knapp, and Miss Delsmore.
Two clowns in the ring, G. 0. Knapp and G. johnson
Doors open at 2 O'Clock P NJ; performance at "a!
The above Company will perform at Cadiz, on Satur
day, the 10Th day of August inst.
a6-2t H. MILLER WHITBECK, Agent
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TREASURER:

Mr. HARrER--Y ou are authorized TO announce the
name of WIN. J. FRY candidate for County T'rea-
surcr, subject to the decision of the Democratic Conven
ton, and obHge MosT OF DEMOCRATS
jly23-tc
Mr.. HARPER-Str: You will please announce the
name of JOSEPH M'GoNAGLE, as a candidate for nomi-
nation for the office of County Treasurer. jy30-tc
Mr. HARPER-Please announce the name of w. B.
BEEBE candidate for the office of Treasurer subject
10 the decision Of the Democratic County Convention,
and ollige many democrats of
jIy23-tc ATHENS TOWNSHIP.
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Let as Scedr a.--Let us remember tho words
of the dying patriot at the Hermitage, and swear
that not a foot of land upon this continent shall
be much longer owned by foreign power. Let
the British party among us sneer and threaten
let the Aaglo-Merican presses in the United
States, cav and find faut-the work must come
and shall be accomplished Mr. Jonathan Bull
across the way, what have you got to say
about it?-U s. Journal
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COMMISSIONER :

Mr.. HARPER-Please announce John Bricker as
suitable candidate for the office of county Commission
er subject to the decision OF the county convention
augl3-tc MANY DEMOCRATS.
Mr. HARrER-Please announce the name of JACOB
LAFFERTY, a suitable candidate for Commissioner
subject to the county Convention, and obIige
jy30-tc MANY VOTERS OF MooRErIrLp.
The Editor of the Sentinel will please announce the
name of EPHRAlM JOHNSTON as candidate for Commits
soner, subject to the decision of the County Conven-
uon. a6-tc
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Mr.. HARPER-Please to announce the following
ticket subject to the county conventions
For Representatioe--SAMUEL BELL, Cadiz township.
For SheriG--DAvD HILBERT, Shortcreek tp
For COMMUNICATIONS Johnson.
For County Ifeasurer-W. ]. Fry, Cadiz tp
For Coroner--Dr. Pearce, Cadiz tp.
For Director Of the p. H.-.James Wallace, Archer tp
That is my ticket, subject to tie amendments of the
County Convention. = (augl3-tc) J.H.
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$500 REWARD!
MUDRER AND ARSON

MUDRER AND ARSON!!
Five Hundred Dollars will be paid for the ap.
prehension of the murderers of JAMES KINNEY
and WILLIAM STEEL. On the night of the I'd
instant, the store of Puterbaugh & Allison, in
1enia, Greene county, Ohio, was entered, rob.
bed, and set on fire. The Town Council of Xe.
MIA will pay 5000 and the citizens of Xonia
5000. The above reward will be paid on the
apprehension of the murderers or one half for ei-
ther of them. II. G. BEATTY, Mayor.
Xenia, August 3, 1915.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

GSrSecretary Walker has issued circular
designed to prevent anticipated frauds ON the
Treasury from Texas, from which country, ii is
supposed, attempts will be made to 'run' for.
eign goods into the United States. Though NO
friend the existing tariff, Mr.. Walker will use
his utmost exertions to maintain its provisions
while it isthe law of the land.
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292,434 10
$746,S43 27
&24a.450 90
$746,S43 27

STATE OF ONO, WAYNE COUNTY, ss.
Ebenezer Pardee, Assistant Cashier of the
Bank of Wooster, being duly sworn, deposes
and says, that the foregoing statement is correct
and true, TO the best of his knowledge and be-
lief, as appears from the books of the bank.
L. PARDEE, Ass Cashier.
Sworn and subscribed tbs 4th day Of August,
1915, before me.
DANIEL M'CRACKEN,
Notary Public
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ATTACHMENT NOTTCE

a t my instance a writ of attachment was this day
IA Issued by Daniel A. Scott Justice of the Peace,
of North township, Harrison county, Ohio, against the
goods chatels rights, credits, moneys and effects Of
William McLafnee, nonresident debtor. Dated this
LIST day of August, A. ID. l645.
augl3-4t B. w. VEIRS
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DEMOCRATS TAKE NOTICE.

Saturday, the 10Th inst, has been fixed upon
as the day fol the township meetings, for the
purpose of choosing delegates TO attend the
cocnty convention, on Thursday, the 10Th inst
The Central Committee appoint two o'clock as
the hour at which those township meetings will
take place, at the usual place Of holding elsc-
tions
SAMUEL BELL,
T. L. JEWETT,
S. G. PEPPARD,
l.. P MILLIGAN,
L. HARPER,
Democratic Central Committee
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

We have no complete returns from Kentucky,
and are unable TO form any opinion as to the re-
suit in that State. In the city of Louisville, at
8 O'Clock on the evening of the second day, the
vote for member of Congress stood as follows:
Thompson, (Whg) 1902
NuttalI, (Dem) 1858
In Jefferson county, The vote stood, at the same
time
Thompson, 1856
Natall, S46
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DIRECTOR OF THE POOR HOUSE:

Mr.. HARPER-Announce ABRAHAM BusBY as candi-
date for Director of the Poor House, subject to the de-
cision of the County Convention. a6-tc
Mr.. Editor-Please announce MICHAEL CoNAwAY, of
Stock township candidate for Director of the Poor
House, subject to the decision of the County Conven.
lon. a6-tc
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07-We don't beIiere n.--Don't believe whatG
Why, that our subscribers will pay every body
else before the Printer. 'Tis SANDER for any
body to say so! As large number of our pat
rons will be in town next week, attending court,
we knoU they will be forkng over the old dollars
literally, as heretofore. Democrats always do
the thing up fight!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Later Intelligence has been receiv ed at Plat
te City, of the U. s. Dragons under the COM
mand Of Colonel Kearney. On the 18th of June
they were four miles on this side of Fort St.John,
about seven hundred miles from our boundary,
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American Circus Company.

II will be seen by the advertisement, that the
above celebrated company will be in Cadiz, on
Saturday next, and will perform at 2 O'Clock, P
nj. Those who are fond of equestrian exercises
and like to grow fat by laughter, will no doubt
spend an agreeable afternoon by visiting the cir
Gus.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

01-We learn fom the Ohio Statesman that
Elihu Burlt, the learned blacksmith, has accep-
ted an invitation TO deliver the annual address
before the Literary Societies of Obern College,
at the approaching commencement of that Inst!
tuition, which will be on the 9th of August.
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G~Demooraoy and Liberty go hand in hand
together-they are twin-sisers Federalism and
DespotIsm are cemented by as strong tie. In
all countries where Democracy exists in its
broadest and most comprehensive sense, there
Liberty 1ourishes, and the people are intelligent
industrious and prosperous. In MonarchicaI Go
vernments (and federal whigery is but another
name for monarchy, the people are debased and
oppressed, and kept in ignorance, in order that
tyrants may forge the fetters stronger that bind
them TO the earth!
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

A Confradiction.--Mr Buchanan, in letter
to friend, contradicts the floating rumor that he
IS willing to make undue concessions on the Ore
gon question:
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61"The "Rural Tiara" printed at Harlem
Springs, Carroll county, by Messrs CRAVEN &
Crow, contains the following very gratifying lit
lie paragraph:
awe have received prospectus for the Ohio
Democrat, during the campaign. We can't do
any thing for it. The Cadiz Sentinel suits the
Democrats Of this side of little Carroll much bet
teri
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-13

Jeterso" Co@nty.-The federal convention
which assembled at Bloomfield on the 4h inst.
nominated the following ticket:
Representative, James G. Allen, of Knox
Sheriff, R. Brisbane, of Salem; Treasurer, Chas
A. Kirbey, of Warren; Prosecuting Attorney, T
II. McGrew, of steubenvilIe; Commissioner
Isaac Harris, of Mt Pleasant; Coroner, JOSEPH
Hickman, of Slcubenvlle; Poor House Director
VIM. Abraham, of Cross Creek, County Survey
or, Jacob G. Vail, of Smithfeld.
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Banh of Louisville Comtefeits--Messrs
slRBET & JONES, publishers of the Pittsburgh
Counterfeit Detector,gives the following descrip-
lion Of the counterfeit $3 bills on the Bank Of
Louisville, which were recently put in circula-
ton here;
3's, Imitation of genuine plate--impression
much paer. Letter A, The A. on the right OF
the large figure 3, is in the genuine left out
The letter K. in the word Bank, in German
text, is imperfect, the top part of this shape ;
being omitted The true bill is engraved by
Draper, Tappan, & Co., whereas the counterfeit
bears the imprint of Draper, Tappan, Longacre,
& Co., Philadelphia and New York.
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TNosGATEs ANoDYNE ECoRDIAI,--Just received
4 and ofsaleby (augl3) J. BEALL
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Condition OF the Bank of wooster.

Condition Of the Bank of Wooster.
We understand that some persons have censd-
red us for cau!ioning the public in relation to the
Bank of Wooster. We did nothing more than
any good citizen would have done under similar
circumstances. We have never wished TO get
lup prejudice against any banking institution,
but when rumors arc afloat IN relation to the
solvency of bank, and business men decline re-
ceiving its paper, we are determined 10 lei the
public know the facts, let who will complain.
The following quarterly statement of the bank
of Wooster, il will be seen, was made out on the
4th inst. We must confess that it presents
state of affairs altogether favorable, and indeed
we very much doubt whether any other bank in
Ohio, can make fairer exhibit of its condition:
IQUARTERLY STATEMENT OF THE
BANK OF WOOSTER, MONDAY, August
4, 1S45.
Bills discounted and bills of ex-
change, $369,Oll 26
State stock, 50,S25 32
Bank stock and corporation bonds, 24,s7l so
Real estate, 1865 35
Expenses, 55 IA
Due from Ohio banks, $3.50 10
Deposited in N. York
and Philadelphia,
subject TO drafts at
sight, 13O,1O5 II
Notes and certificates
of other banks, 3S,957 81
Gold and silver, l07,390 3S
---- 282,434 10
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Franklin County Democratic Tscket-For Rep
rescntative, Isaac Williams; Sheriff, A. w. Read.
er; Treasurer, Joseph McElvan; Auditor, Fred
erIck Cole; Commissioner, David Beers; Survey.
or, Jesse Courtright; Coroner, James Stephens
Poor House Director, Emanuel Cryder.
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Belmont COanty.-We learn, verbally, tha
the Democratic Convention, which met in ST
Clairsville, on last Friday, nominated the follow
ing tickets
For Senator, Hugh ], Jowou; Representative
William Campbel; Treasurer J. M. Mitchell
Prosecutor, John c. Tidball.
Belmont and Monroe form one Senatorial dis
trct, and the above nomination of Mr.. Jewet
for Senator, is made of course subject TO the de-
cIslon Of the democratic convention in Monroe
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CARROLL COUNTY.

TOWNSHIP MEETINGS, August Both;
COUNTY CONVENTION, September lst.
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IQUARTERLY STATEMENT OF THE
BANK OF WOOSTER, MONDAY, August
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The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1845-10-30

The insurgents at Rimini then determined to
abandon the town, and, after fingng away their
arms fled to the mountains, or threw themselves
lhto such boats were in the port
Although the instruction has completely fail
ed, great ferment prevails; it is apprehended
that the insurgents will organize guerilas in the
mountains.
THE VATICAN VS.. RAILROADS. The Ga
zette Itaana, print published at Paris, mentions
three DEGREES which, it alleges, have been re-
Gently issued by the Pope. The first prohibits
the construction of any description of railroads in
the Pontifcal dominions; by the second, all the
Pope's subjects are prohibited from attending any
scientific congress; and the third orders all phys
icians not to attend such patients as, after their
third visit, shall not have received the sacrament.
Russia. st. Petersburg, Sept 26. Accounts
from the town of Tomsh state that distressing
fire broke out there on the 10Th ofJune. In less
than fifteen minutes a hundred houses, many of
them stone, were in flames, and were consumed.
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distinguished individuals, and many more of the
sober-thnking undistingushed members of that
party, already avow their conviction that this is
the only course which can save the country and
Its republican institutions from destruction.
We have prepared this article from no want OF
personal regard for the gentleman whom the Ma
tive Americans have nominated for the office of
Governor. With that gentleman we Fave long
enjoyed friendly intercourse, and we think we
know him too well to imagine that his sentiments
upon this subject are essentially different from
those we have here expressed. The interests of
the Commonwealth would be safe in his hands /;
but it would be disastrous in the extreme, if, by
dividing the votes of the Wing party, Demo-
cratic Governor should be imposed upon the Com
monwealth. Such result is to be apprehended !;
but 1t may certainly be prevented by timely
union of all the Wings to support the Native
American policy, without regard to any new or
gaaization. We submit ii to the good sense of
those who favor this organization, whether it
would be wise, for the sake of ascertaining how
large vote they can throw, to put In jeopardy
the election of one whom they know to be with
them in every thing that is essential to the sue
cess of the principles they profess to maintain.