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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-20
United States Troops i'm Texas.

Dntte0 states troops In IeAass
We learn from the New Orleans papeIs that
the first detachment of the troops of the United
States has arrived at Aransas, in Texas. Our ex-
ecutive has deemed the sending of these troops
into Texas necessary atlh;s time, in consequence
of the threats and menaces Of Mexico, since the
annexation of Texas TO the United States. II
is the duty of the President to interpose his au-
thority as much in behalfof the citizens of Texas
as those of Louisiana or Florida These two
States were purchased from Spain and France
Texas has been annexed to the United States,
by the undoubted consent of the citizens of both
countries; and if the ruthless, barbarous Mex-
cans and the ferocious, blood-thirsty Camanches
are permitted to butcher the unprotected citizens
of the g Lone STAR" and our National Executive
remains neutral and indiferent,the whole Amer
ican people would rise up in indigna tion, and de-
Inounce him as a traitor to his country. The fed
ero tory party and its proaigate presses will abuse
the President of course-nolhing else could ra-
tionally be expected from that quarter. The fed
eralists invariably take sides with our enemy, in
all controversies in which our Government is en-
gagged with foreign countries Let President
Polk perform his duty, and his whole duty, fear
Iessly, and the American people will stick tohin
! like brothers.
"Wars and Rumors of Wars. ."--Tfoops 70,
Teras.--Tho Baltimore Republican of Monday
says: "Our city was rife with rumors on Satur
day morning, that Mexico had declared wa
against the United States, but as we received NJ
intelligence from the South to that effect, we paic
but little attention to it, and in short time ou
citizens were convinced they were "sartlet
from their propriety" without sufficient cause
The report given in the Clipper on Saturday
that Major Ringgold's fine troop of U. S. Flyin!
Artillery, had been ordered to be in readiness t,
take up the line of march for Texas, is confirm
ed, and we learn that they are prepared to move
at moments warning. Should we come t.
blows with Mexico, we shall expect to hear
good account of Maj. Ringgold and his unrvallot
troop Their departure from this city will caus
universal regret among all classes of citizens
Fl The 9th Regiment of q. S. Infantry, it is said
have also been ordered off, and that the troop
generally at all the posts on the Atlantic sea
board, have been directed to be held in read
ness TO march for the same destination. Thes
are mere precautionary movements on the par
of our government, and afford no certain indica
ton of war with Mexico, although such an even
may occur though we have our doubts.'
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HYNTENEAL,.

MARRIED-In Short Creek township, on Tuesday, the
18th instant, by the Rev John Bryan, Mr.. ROBERT P
Hanna, of Athens to Miss ISABELLA ESTHER, daughter
of Mr.. Alexander Hammond, of the former place.
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KENTUCKY.

The returns from this State are "mouty un-
sartin." But we believe that the democrats have
elected three members of Congress, 10 wit:--
Boyd, Tibbatts, and French Two districts
doubtful.
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0SFThe Washington Union says:-"We ex-
tract the following article from the g Chicago
Democrat of the 9th instant. We have rece-
we'd no other Information on the rumors to which
itrelates We should suppose, however, that in
most of its particulars, it requires confirmation.
From the Chicago Democrat
Movements of the British.--We learn from
good authority, that the British have a steam war
ship of the largest size laid up at Penetengu-
shine, about 200 miles from Machinac, with a full
crew in attendance, ready to sail her al any mo-
ment. They have had but one company there
until recently. They now have two full regi-
ments of Highland Dragons, and have enlarged
and fortified more strongly the barracks at that
place.
Un, lately, the British have been in the ha-
Bit of paying our Indians annuties. But our GO
vernment protested against it, and broke it up
The Indians have heretofore lived on Drum
mond's Island, American territory. But now
they have nearly all moved to the Manitoulne
Islands, the property of Great Britain, where
they are fed, clothed and provided with arms
and ammunition by British officers
On the Manitoulne islands, there are now
from three TO four thousand Indian warriors.
Upon these facts at this time there can be but
one opinion formed as to the ultimate designs Of
Great Britain
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The moral and geatlemanly editor of the Steu
benville Union has returned the last Sentinel
with these words, "you must be id fool
written under our name on the envelope. II
the littlepuppy's masters don't teach him more
manners and decency, we shall write to the Mo
raj Reform Society as well as the board of Do
mestc Missionaries, to take his case under their
special keeping.
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Kennedy is supposed to be elected in the tenth
district. His competitor (Dr. Thompson) died a
few days since.
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Burning Well,

A correspondent of the Cleveland Plaindealer
gives an account ola burning well that may be
seen at Southington Centre, in Trumbull coun-
ty, Ohio. The we'll is 81 feet deep; all but "a
fee: through sand stone, quick sand and hard
rock, which the auger used for boring could not
penetrate. When it was withdrawn a peculiar
odor, accompanied by rushing sound, was per-
ceived. Suspecting the presence of gas, the
owner of the well lowered lamp into it. A vi
olent explosion, that did some injury to the BY
standers, was the consequence, and gas still con-
tinues to burn. 1t is doubtless carbureted hy-
dr0gen.
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who is Secure,

From all we can learn, there is reckless set
of desperate villains, prowling about through the
country, who are determined, if they cannot live
by the passing of counterfeit money, to commit
arson and robbery. Some of their plots have
come TO light, and are enough to shock and ter
rify every citizen What course the officers of
the law triH pursue we do not know, but we do
know the course they should pursue. Every sus-
pcious looking person should be watched close
ly by day and bynight. And certainly there are
not a few of them at present in and about this
town of Cadiz. The whole tribe of dealers in
counterfeit money are extremely anxious to res
cue the persons now confined in Jail, for fear
they will make disclosures which will criminate
others. The attempt on last Friday night
proving unsuccessful, it is now whispered about
that the town is to be set on fire, at one of the
extreme ends, and while the citizens are putting
out the flames, the hired pIuadererS will endea-
vor 10 rescue the Jail birds! All these plans may
or may not be carried into execution who can
tell? But one thing is certain, that no mans
property is safe-no mans life is secure Our
citizens should organize themselves into Safety
Committee forthwith, and appoint some of their
number each night 10 guard the town, at least
until the counterfeit gentry are disposed of by
law.
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REPRESENTATIVE.
WILLIAM MILLIGAN, of Cadiz.
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.
THOMAS l.. JEWETT, Of Cadiz.
SHERIFF.
THOMAS RITCHIE Of franklin.
COMMISSIONER.
EPHRAIM JOHNSTON, of Moor6eld.
TREASURER.
WILLIAM J. FRY, Of Cadiz.
CORONER.
THOMAS FINLEY, Of Athens.
POOR HOUSE DIRECTOR.
MICHAEL CONAWAY, of Stock.
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FOR NEXT GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID Tod.

Regularly Nominated Democratic Delegate
Ticket for Harrison County.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-08-20

TOWNSHIP Meetings, August 30lh;
County CONVENTION, September lst.
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Will miracles ever cease? More evidence of its sur
passing health-restorative virtues!!!
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16
PUBLIC SALES.
BY ST.. SKI. i. JONES.
q KnNLtA An.4.aaa


THIS DAY. at g o'cinck at our grocery sales
rosm, will be sold general assortment OF dfors-
rles, Consisting u.
Tobacco Of various brands
ST Louis aad Ohio Flour Of so)d brands
New Bacon Sides and Shoulders
Extra sugar cared Hams, green Rio Coffee
Old Bourbon AND rectiied WhiskeV
Gunpowder, HS son and Pouchong Teas
Pure Frenc, Brandy, new Leaf Lard
Domestic Brandy, in aud ! pipes
Holland and Domestic GIN. Wine Vinegar
New Mess aud Prime Pork, Soap
Tobacco, various bI ands assorted COrdials
Lemon Syrup. Champagne and Madeira Wines
Cider, in boxes, INSPECTED Flour
Sperm Oil, N T. Rum. Sail in bags
Wrapping Paper, Collins Axes
Window Glass, assorted sizes, etc.
At 10 o'clock
IN Dry Goods Sales Room-new style Prints, Do
mestics, Suspenders, silk, Cotton and Madras
Hdkls. Hosiery, Linen bosom Shirts, Umbrellas,
Hats, Caps, etc
Also-on MONDAY, 18th inst. at 10 O'Clock,
will be sold in our dry goods sales room cases Of
Clothing, just received per bark Weybosset aud
ship Martha Washington irons New York, consist.
log in part Of
Black Beaver Over Goats; Pilot do
Black and Blue Dress Goats
Anassortment Of Statement and
Kentucky Jeans Pants
Satin Silk and Fancy Vests
Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers
Angola Shirts and Drawers
Black and Blue Cloth Jackets
With a large assortment of other good worthy the
attention of the trnde. Terms Cash.
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SHFRIFF'S SALE.
VIM. McPhersoR.

vs. h.ia.
Ashby w. EIhridse and George 4. Martir
curity.
"ILL be sold for cash in front Of
w House door Of Mobile county, on
Monday of November, 1S45. between the he
o'clock AM and 4 O'Clock Pm. Of said ds.
right, title and interest OF Abhby w. Eth
and TO the following described piece, pars
Of land and premises, situated, lying and
the city of Mobile, Oh The east side Of Ar
between Dauphln way and Government sire
mencing at the north east corner or inters.
Ann street and Caroline avenue, thence
northwardly two hundred and for,y-five GAS,
six inches, thence eastwardly and paral
Dsuphin way or street one hundred and tweI
feet y four inches, thence southwardiy two
and forty-fve (245) feet eight inches 10
avenue, and theme westwardly and along |
line Of Caroline avenue one hundred an
feet (l2O) 10 the place Of beginning:--The
wing been levied on as the property OF IA
Eihridee, by virtue of the above stated 81
which issued from the Circuit Court of Mob
~ and To me directed.
oci4 2l0,ds C. BANCROFT, Sheriff
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16
MRS. GEDtsG E's


BoARpIS0 Ann DAY SCno0L ron NoUSO LkpFs,
No. 50 G0D>rHaishf street.
fSNliE PRINCIPAL, with grateful lianks for the
J liberal patronage she las been favored with,
lakes pleasure in announcing 10 lhe public The pres-
enI advantages which Ibis Institution holds ouI Ia
those vino wish Ia pursue thorough course III IN
strnciion. MR. NopMAN PIhEEY, WIN has long
been engaged in les ing in this city, and from his
success has increase, confidence IN his method nj
mparting knowledge, giVe instruction IN the tn-
gish language German and Spanish will b. iaushl
by able professors under the direction Of Mr.. p.
Madam koVALEsKI. recently from Europe, u H.
dS Of distinguished ability, has been engaged 10 teach
Vocal aud Instrumental Music.
French is the language Of Mrs. G's family and Is
practiced during meal hours, hours of tuition aud oul
Of school, as much as circumstances permit.
The discipline Of the school is mild, but al the
same lime firm and strict.
Conditions.
For instruction in the French and English languages 81
S. &C. 81 aud 81 per month.
Vocal and instrumental Music first class $40 per month
" Infant " s "
Board varying from s. to sl2 per month.
Each boarder fu. nish bed, bedding, towels, sill
YER goblet, etc. etc.
Parents and guardians who do not reside in Mo-
bile, expected appoint Agent ia The city who
will I've responsible for all dues Terms payabIe
monthly in adg'nce.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16
!! ss 60 $50
bllers going

10 travellers going Morrill,
SPEED INCREASED beyond all competition o.,
- the GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE from Mont.
geometry Gala TO Charleston Is. CO via Columbus
Macon and Savannah ga -having less staging and
more rest than any other line TO Charleston.
BY recent arrangements, this line carries its pas
sengers through ahead of either of the lines by way
Of Augusta, Ga; having 25 miles less staging than
,he Georgia Railroad Line.
Passengers by this line leave Montgomery on the
arrival of the Great Southern Mail, for Chehaw. By
railroad, 40 miles: thence by splendid line Of four
horse post coaches via Columbus Macon, Ga, las
miles: thence by the Central Railroad TO Savannah.
Ca, 19l miles, with unsurpassed EXPEDITION and
comfort thence by splendid line Of steam packets to
Charleston, ITO miles. where passengers travel while
they sleep, enjoy luxurious table without charge,
aud arrive in Charleston from fou to six hours be-.
fore the departure Of the Wilmington boat, carrying
the great Southern Mail.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16

IA, REAL ESTATE FOR SALE-ln orde,
s to close The account OF The inlszest the late Au-
GUsIps NEsrFELpr h ID in our drn we oder for |
sale the STORE and WAREHOUSES; no " oecapi- |
ed by nslhe lot having 40 feel 10 inches frua on the
east side oil Waler-sl. by 'epth OF Ito leel.
mil q. WESTFELlrf " RRO.
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AnAnIs, WHARF. selma. AIa.

ADAMS WHARF, selma, Ala.
TIME subscriber begs leave TO announce to bis
Il friends and the public generally. thai he has es-
tabshcd new WHARF Tor receiving Goods, &c
at the end Of Bow street. just below The Ferry land
ing. Having heretofore received liberal share OF
patronage, (for which he feels thankfully he hopes
and experts continuance Of the same.
He will at all times be enabled 10 engage wagons
forward merchandise, received by and stored with
him, into the interim, whenever he may receive or
ders so TO do. lap26 l26cmol JAMES ADAMS
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16
BY C. w. OGDEN.
L. MURRAY. il. Auction

f. mOhhA1 u.s. Auctioneer.
Sois Of Furniture.
On THURSDAY, October 20, at 10 O'Clock,
will I've sold at Nos rs and n Water street,
late N. Durand. an assortment OF handsome house
hold and countinghonse furniture, consisting Of
Mahogany Beda,eads with tops
Superior hair and wool French Mattresses
Feather Beds, Bolsters, Pillows, Blankets
Linen Sheets, Table Covers
Mahogany Clothe Press, do Card Tables
Elegant French Looking Glasses
Mahogany Bureau and Dressing Table
Centre Tables and Dining do, Ingram Carpets
Rugs and Green Floor Cloth
II 4 Oil Cloth and Cotton Carpet
Brass Andirons, Fender. Shovel an Tongs ::
One Sofa Bedsead Lounge
One large Frenc, Screen
Wash stands and Toilet Sets
Mahogany and cane Chairs Rocking do
Paintings and Engra,iRgs in handsome frames
French Mahogany Writing Desk
Counting Desks and Copying Press
One Stove with pipe, and great variety Of
other articles. Also
Two cases of Law Books and several va Iuable
French Works.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16
SHERIFF's Sal
SllESIFF's SALE.

SlIESIFF'S SAbE.
Branch Bank OF AabaHa at Dc
ss. q. lie
p. \. Harris,
EE7HL BE- sold FIR cash 10 font
w llou.e door in Wasiihsi on c.alal
MONDAY nf November ls4S. !.silsllo'sa
land living and being situated IN s9iieos'
Section twenty sevt'u cd to~nship 4, u
y. W. subdivision T., sec. ~, sape 10
w. division A, fsctioni' sec. samt
Division F., sec. IS. lowbsh',,p sect;
sec. 30, township as above; suLdislsson
undivided half-norih suldlsisiG0 A
township 7, range wesi, in dsliic't 81
at 81. Stephens by virtue Of the aboss s.
lion which issued from tina Couhfy Court
COMMUNICATING been levied on as the
said Harris 10 satisfy the above 6. Ia, Az
rected. w. r. SPlNkS, Sheria
oct7 2lltacop BY p. IL. WohAc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16
I z y 7 ! : n y + liz Z .

~ lief to the most acute ToorH ACHE, whine il
proceeds from an exposed nerve. II will also en-
tirely destroy the nerve so that the tooth may be
plugged and again become useful. without any pain
whatever. The Nsrvine is perfectly Tree from every
thing injurious to the organization Of the tooth o.
that viii discolor IT,
Certificates Of its efficacy. from some Of the most
respecisble eisens. may be seen 81 The OpFIcE
southeast corner Of Royal and Dauphin-sreets, over
Gregory's Exchange, entrance On Royal-st.
G5'Every operation in Dental Surgery performed
10 last. I.-17 l3s mh2l 94f
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16

Extra Coaches will always be kept in readiness
10 accommodate the travel.
Fare through from Montgomery 10 Charlie ston
omnibus included, s26 so.
Through tickets can be had on application to
J. B. JOHNSON, Agent, nj Montgomery Hall.
Montgomery, April IA, 1S45.
The Citizens of New Orleans aud Mobile are re.
ferred for further particulars, and through tickets
giving preference Of seats, 10 Mr.. John Ticknor
Agent, No. 8 ST. Francis street, or to Lewis J
Araueles, Agent. Mansion House, Mobile.
g1rlt will he seen that the caris of The Express
Mail and Georgia Rail Road lines, which claim 10,
them the greatest speed, dated prior to the 1btl
April. and were then correct, although now the re
verse.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16

ITO GROcERS AND COUNTRY MER-
j C6ANTS-Dirset Importation of Malaga and
French Wines, &e--The Spanish uIstico Del Car
men, Capt. Pajes, is expected TO arrive here. from
The 10th to the 10th Nov. next, from Malaga. with
full cargo Of FRUITS, WINES. &C., consisting
10 part Of
Bunch Msscatel Raisins u whole, half and
quarter boxes
Grapes IN jars; Figs, Almonds, Olives
Filberts, Lemons, Prunes, Olive Oil
Ciaret 10 casks, &c &e. &c. which viii be sold
on landing to the trade on favorable terms
oct2 ESLAvA, MURRELL co.
slLASTER, CEMENT AND HAIR
4 rs bbls Calc,ned Plaster f,.F
q 81 do Hydraulic Cement
IS do Plasterins Hair, for sale by
oes4 a u j. u. RIVERS 4 co.
ID EFINED sUGAR--20 bbs Loaf. and 10 do
IHPowdsred aud Crushed Sugar, just received
and for sale by Sg4fs
sepf2B BARRON, MEAD 4 co,
GRATES-A large variety Of 6ne and plain par
~ lnur and counting room Grates. landing this day
from brig Alabama and for sale low BY
sept20 o, MAzANGE & CO.. ~ Com-st
DUTTER AND 1CHERsE--l5 drkins prime
lOGoshen Butter; % boxes Goshen Cheese, land
nse BARI Yssson aed Cor sals- b, - ~
srs \ y EosDlcES scHAHkQc
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16

GEORGES GAINES
JoHH A. CAMPBELL,
AS. Ounce, Mobile.
PERCY WALKER,
WAIT 8. HoYT.
FRANCIS =. Lyon, ) g.
BENZ. N. GLOVER. Ds"'"Po"o'
1Hos RIvEs, ) D.,, NH,
WM. BoYKIN. io'l'auo' Daias co.
o. The duties Of The school will be resumed On
the second Monday in October. ee''2Q I04
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16
HANCOCk'S Il MANN'S ADAMANTlN
CANnI -,rIasn hoauIil,l l,.aaIa.

For sale by w. II. II. +. CRAWFORD,
sept27 II Dsuphn street.
ITANCOCK's MANN's ADAMANTIN
II CANDLES.-Thesc beautiful Candles DC
sess the aforementioned advantages advantages ov
Others, in the following respects:
From their extreme hardness and purity, thu
!, wall mol melt under 1876 degrees, whilst wax me
usder $50 degrees.
They are free from any unpleasant smell whateve
require snufiing, and are warranted free from u
senic any other deleterious composition.
Their superiority to WINK or sperm candles, al
their mole reasonable cost 10 comparison, rendt
them an article highly deserving The attention
merchants and shippers generally. For sale by
I. MARSHALL, ROWE and CO.,
oct 4210 Agents for The Manufacturers.
lust PUBLfSHED-FTsl American and EnaI
~ sh Edition OF KAUFMASs's MAcKELbE2
CoMPENDIum OF MODERN Civil LAw-Fron|
the 18th German edition, in vols.-vol l. Ned
York and London, is45 Entered in New York al
the Clerks Office of the D. C. Of the u States, and
in London Mt Stailoner's Hall. To be had at ihl
Ed. and Publishers office, 76 Wall street. N. "
and a, the principal bookstores ofAnerica and Grea|
Britain.
For the value and Importance Of the work, we rel
fer the following letter addressed the editor b
The late Mr.. Justice story /:
WAsHIsoroE, January rs, lS45.
Dear Sir--l have the pleasure TO acknow ledge
your letter Of the 22d inst. Most sincerely do re-
joiLe in the prospect that your noble Undertaking
may be soon brought 10 successful conclusion.-
The publication Of DR.. Mackelde,'s admirable work
will constitute ia our study Of the Civil Law
and entertain no doubt that il will, though slow
yet surrey. make iis way among our students at law
and especially among those whose ambition is excit-
ed to be something more than mere country court
lawyers. know no work well adapted to an
swer The purpose Of elementary strdy-none so
full, so satisfactory, and yet so concise And then
again. tina apparatIs in the notes is lust such an
Learned men will desire in order extend their re-
searches and expand their knowledge As FAR as I
ANA able to Judge. your own labors will in all re-
spects add greatly to the value Of the NAL work.
write you in great haste, having only time to
say that remain with the highes, respect.
Truly yours. JOSEPH STORY.
DIR. Philip /. Kaunimann.
Vol Of The above work Is daily expecled BY the
Observation-Disclosures agent.
scpt30 s. W ALLEN.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16

DLAsTER, LIME. CEMENT AND HAIR
i 400 casks white Lump Lime; 500 do best Stone
Lime iust landed; 50 hbis Calciaed Plaster; 80 do
Hydraulic Cement; Is do Plasteasg Hair, for Va lie
seplS low by J. H. RIVERS Il co
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16

ENIRE INSURANCE-The subscribers, agents
II for tie Contributisnship Insurance COMPANY Of
New Yorh, continue TO take risks on Buildings,
Meschandse and other properly al the lowest rates
Of pfemiuh. HUNTINGTON X CLEVELAND,
nlo No - 81 Mxnhnsf -
Mobile register and journal., 1845-10-16

o. No attention will be paid to any order, unless
the money accompanies it,
Those desiring complete copies of the Congress
siona Union and appendix viii please send in their
names previous To the first day Of December next.
We will wi&lngly pay The postage on all letters
sent to US containing So and upwards. Other let
ters directed to us, with the postage unpaid toiH not
he taken out Of the office.
Newspapers throughout the country, who viii pub
lush the above prospectus until the meeting OF Con-
gress, will receive, return, The Congressional Un
ion during the session. RITCHlE HESS.
Washington, Augl. IS4o.