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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
poINGs OF THE LEcIsLATURE

~ - - ~ L
The Senate, last evening passed the bill 10 en-
courage the settlement of blacks in our State.
They will now be ready to swear a white man in
10 any place they desire. This Is a compliment
10 the working men, who are to be thrown into
competition with a horde of blacks brought into
our State from The South. Truly, We have hit
upon wing victories and glorious results. For
forty years we have lived IN peace and comfort
under our laws, but because few half negroes
voted the wing ticket, and the abolitionists are 10
be brought up, we have this extraordinary con-
duct of this Wing Legislature. After passing
a bank bill TO rob the laborer and create a mon
eyed arisiocracy it was fit for them 10 try to Gle
pate the negro! If the people Of Ohio can stand
this, they can submit TO any thing.
The bank bill was engrossed in The House
last night, and is now undergoing the last legis-
lativc creative agonies ON It's final passage. The
democrats of the House have made a most noble
fight, and deserve the thanks of every freeman
in Ohio. The Journal is very crusty about it,
but WI warn our neighbors now, that they know
nothing of a bank war from anything that is pas
in the history of Ohio politics, TO what they will
learn, which this monstrous concoction of tin
pan iniquity will produce after it goes before the
people to receive their anathemas. Bank slavery
of the white man, and wing laws for the encour
~agement and growth of negroes in Ohio, viii
produce tier effects in due eason.-StdtesmGn
llM inst.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
For he cadis SsnIinel.
GRAND
FOX HUNT

AT a meeting Of a large number Of the citi-
zens Of Athens, Shortcreek and Cadiz townships,
held for the purpose of taking into consideration
the propriety Of holding a Circular Fox Hunt,
DAVID ALLEN was called to the chair and Joshua
DickersOn appointed Secretary.
On motion, it was
RESOLVED, To hold one on Saturday, the 22d
day of February. West line commencing at
samuel Alexander's, thence 10 David Lynard's
blacksmith shop, thence to Rob. Watson's, thence
10 Joseph Webb's. Cdptains-John Moras, Jas,
Porter, David Porter, John Watson, George Laf-
ertv, Jacob Webb. South line commencing at
III. Webb's, thence 10 the southwest corner of J.
and T. Worley's farm, thence to W. Davls's,
thence to P. Randolph's, thence 10 John STRESS.
MdrShalS-John McFadden, Rob. Webb, Ham,
%eltine yelling, John Singer. CGptdins-John
Mccoy, John Carbon, Edward Hughs, William
w. Dickerson, Colmore Yanell, Wesley Morley,
ir., Peter Randolph, Wilson Crumley. East line
commencing at John STRESS, thence TO George
Holiness, thence TO John Cases thence 10 Tho
mas Crumley's, thence to James Kerby's, thence
10 Joseph Cope's. MarSkalS-John Stire's Jno
Hammond, Thomas Mcbride, John Martin. Cap
tains-Joseph Holmes, if Samuel H. Dickcrson
Alexander Jamison, James Crumley, John Case
Joseph Crumley, james Kirby, David BrRden lf
North line commencing at Joseph Cope's, thence
TO Walter Braden's, thence to james Denny's
thence to MajorT. Simington's, thence to John
MitchelPs, thence 10 Walter Beebe's, thence to
John McFadden's, ST., thence 10 Samuel Carna-
hans, thence to S. Alexander's, the place o.
starting, MdrShalS--Walter Braden, Jas. Ham
ilton, Joseph Braden, Samuel Canadian. Cap
tains- Thomas Quinn, VIM. Braden, Eli Hamil'
ton, James Denny, ST., John Mitchell, Charles
Parrish, VIM. Carothers, Adam McFadden, Sam
uel Black,
Resolped, That each captain furnish twelve
men at the start.
Rcsolped, That the captains stop their men a
each straw line, and there remain until the sig
nal be given by the firing of a gun in the centre
by the marshal,
RESOLVED, That the marshals meet at the cen
tire at nine o'clock, A. NJ, for the purpose of ma
king such arrangements as are necessary,
RESOLVED, That the men be on the line at hal
past ten o'clock, and be ready to march at elev
en-, the signal 10 be given by the marshals of eacl
line.
Rcsolred, That no halloing nor firing of gun
on the lines be allowed, until the orders are civ
en- by the marshals.
No dogs to be let loose until the signal be Civ
EN- by the chief marshal on the second straw line
RESOLVED, That the proceedings Of this meet
ing be published in the Cadiz Sentinel and Re
publican.
HIRAM DICKERSON, Marshal.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
WISTAR'S
RAISAEH or WILD CHERRY.

That it stands at the head of other remedies is now
universally conceded. 1t has cured thousands upon
thousands-of all classcs-in cases Of the most dam
gerously ~consumptive character. And physicians OF
the greatest emincnce throughout our whole country,
unhesitatingly recommend it, as the
MOST POWERFUL CURATIVE
of Pulmonary diseases in the whole range of Pharma-
cy. The sales in the Western States have thus far
been unparalleled and the most gratifying proofs ofiis
efficacy have been received from ercry place 'rhereit
has been used.
REMARkABLE CASE furnished by Nessr'. B. A. Fahn-
stock s. Co. Pittsburgh, Pa.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
Is WE COUNTRY RUINEn,

The Boston Times asks this question, and fur
nishes, in reply, The fact that Samuel Lawrence
has petitioned the Legislature Of Massachusetts
for an act of Incorporation, with a charter of half
a million, for the purpose Of erecting a new dam
on the Merrimack river, six or seven miles below
Lowell. The object of the contemplated corpo-
ration is 10 convert the waters of The river 10 man
ufacluring purposes, ane TO build mp a new man
ufacluring city, riyalling Lowell in extent of bu-
|siness and Of capital.
But a few months since the wing presses in the
interest Of the manufacturers raised a universal
outcry Of ruin. They insisted that the very sha-
dow Of the approaching administration Of Mr..
Polk had blighted the most vital business inter
esis Of the country. They had prophesied ruin
from the success Of their opponents; and they
worked energetically for its fulfIment.
They seem now TO have as little confidence in
their opinions as the people have manifested; 10
place as little reliance on their prophecies of ru-
in as the people have in their promises Of abcttcr
times,n and to concede that their estimate Of the
consequences Of The democratic victory are az
unfoLnded as their former calculations Of a whip
triumph.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19

THE NEW BANK.
AMI Yankee Doodle.

AK oArfcc OOOuAt.
In Cadiz town, Of great renown,
The Wigs Bank would make, sir;
Aud Young aud old, as | am told,
Shares in the same would take, sir.
There was a call, for one and all,
To hold incog a meeting;
Both high and low 10 it did 60
o, what a glorious greeting!
So BIZ and Than, and Jake and Dan,
And Pete, aud Math, and Harry,
And Jim and John, and Dave and Tom,
And likewise Sam and Charley
And these and more-perhaps three score,
In conclave deep were brewing;
How they would fleece the country geese,
And bring them down TO ruin.
Then a Young spark rose in the dark,
A paper in mis- hand, sir;
And with an air which made them stare,
Attention did demand, sir.
For this, said he, a CHARTER be,
Which he to them did read, sir;
And when read through they said 'lwould do,
And to it all agreed, siT.
Now take your chairs and Seymour shares
Said they with Joy wen do it;
Which having done, commenced the fun
But some day they may rue it.
Ill not pretend my time TO spend,
Each Of their shares nalrating,
But of the stock, ! now will talk,
Each kind Of it relating,
And to begin-the first paid in
Was German Bank of Wooster;
Then Granville coin--to it they join
A coon upon "a rooster!
Next Gallipolis, all coyer'd with grease,
Was shower'd down in plenty;
OF Urbana great rolls there lay
Perhaps, fifteen or twenty!
West Union, then, by fves and tens,
They laid upon the table;
sRed Dogs, W,h Cats, bounced from their hat
As fast as they were able!
Then Canton rol'd, they next unfold,
With Lancaster by lots, sir
And now what's funny, on this sound money,
They'll bank and pay all Scots, sir!
The stock paid in: they then begin
TO choose few Directors;
Sylvester can't and Bicknell won't
Say aught in their Detectors.
Cornelious M'Barn, as / did learn,
Was chosen 10 preside, sir;
And in a parley, agreed on Charley,
Their Cashier TO abide, sir!
Now, one and all, give them a call,
And wealth you will obtain, Sir.
Nor ever more, hard times deplore,
Or want Of cash complain, sir!
Feb. Is. ARCHER BARD.
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For the CaGis Sentinel.
ANOTHER
CIRCULAR FOX-H Mt
We FOLLOWERS OLE RnnTES. Attend

At a meeting recently held at VIM. Whites
Blacksmith Shop, il was agreed upon to have
a grand circular tox-hunt, OH Friday, the 2Sth
of February, on the following bounds, to wit:
To commence at the northeast corner of Jos,
Maholn's Farm--the north line running west
from thence along the road to Nicholas Merry
mans Blacksmith Shop; thence along Lees Run
10 its mouth. The west line running from
thence 10 the Quaker Meeting House; from
thence 10 Alexander Fultsn's; from thence TO
James Roland's Saw-Mill; thence east to Ran
kin's Meeting House from thence 10 John Dick
%inson's Mill 8hence north 10 Edward Clifford's;
from thence 10 Peter Teats$ and from thence to
the place of beginning.
MarshdIS Ofthe first Rnc---Nathan J. Ramsey,
Thomas Rogers and Lewis Barrett. Captains =
Macintosh Barger, George Haverfeld, David
Ramsey, Nicholas Merryman, Rowland Rodgers
and Mark Millikin.
'MdrShals Of the wcst line-James Clifford
Joseph Wright, Morrison Mitchell. Captains
John Mitchell, Benjamin Ruby, Andrew Hamil-
Jon, Wesley Johnson, William Johnson and
VIM. Fivecoat.
MarShalS ofthe south l;ne-Uriah Titus, Will
lam Kidwell and Jonathan Titus. Captains
John Kidwell, Benjamin Fowler, James Rankin
Ephraim Hunter, William McMillcn and Isaac
Drummond.
Marshals ofMe cast line--Nelson Pearce, 10.
seph Barrett and Edward Clifford. Captains
David Barrett, John Barrett, Jacob Pearco, ia
cob Teats, Benjamin Hynes, John c.. Barger ant
Andrew Rea.
Chief Marshal of the ddy--David Ramsey
Each Captain is TO provide ten men, and NEE
on the lines al 10 O'clock; march at half past 10
The Marshals are 10 meet at William Whites
Blacksmith Shop, at half past 8 O'Clock.
A halt is required on comiSg 10 the straw line
till the signal is given in the centre.
Centre in The bottom between John Mitchell,
and Isaac Barreu's.
No dogs to be let loose until the signal be civ
en- after closing,
1t is necessary that the men should remain
quiet at the first straw line, until the signal tc
march be given by the proper officers, then tc
march rapidly to the second straw line. Q
Turn oaa, then, turn out! and make yonrhorn.
and BIZ les $ound!!! sa
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

XNTILL BE SOLD at private sale, and possession
wv given Immediately, a VALUABLE FARM,
situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio, on the
road from New Rumley to Carrollton. Said farm con-
tains about so acres, three-iourths (which is in a good
state of cultivation, and the balance is well timbered,
There arc never-Gailing springs of excellent water in
every field. There isa good comfortable dwelling house,
excellent log barn, with convenient out-buildings, &c,
on the place. There is a splendid young ORCHARD
of well-selected apple trees, some ten varieties, together
with peach trees, plumb trees, cherry trees, and a
choice lot of s~hrubbery, grape vines, &c, &c. Fol-
terms and other particulars, inquire of James Harper,
in New RumIey, or to the undersigned, at the office Of
the Cadiz Sentinel. l.. HARPER.
feb, 5-tf
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
PMbKc NnLe

or TWO QUARTER SECTIONS OF LAND IN
~ HARRISON COUNTY. OHIO. win DO offer.
cd at public sale, on the Sd and 9TH days Of March,
lS45, on the premises, on the FIRST day above mention,
cd, the N. Il. quarter Of Section IS, Township II,
Range Z; on the second day, the N, L. quarter Of Sec.
ton 81, Township IL, Range Z. The above land was
entered among the first lands that was entered in that
part Of the State Of Ohio. and iudiciouslY selected
Those wishing TO avail themselves OF real estate in that
neighborbood, would do well TO purchase said land, al
il is within a few miles of water carriage from the Ohio
canal. One quartet ia adapted for stock and ali in mas.
turc, Of which there Ia 20 acres cleared. This quarter
IL 3 miles west Of Freeport. on the road leading 10 Biz.
mingham. The other IL well adapted for wheat or stock
one mile We of Westchestsr. 40 acres cleared, Both
of these quarters have the best kind Of water on them
Terms made known on the day Of sale. 0A- II M,
sold will be rented on the days Of sale.
WILLIAM COLVTN.
LEVI COLVIN,
JAP Q0spd Executors Of William calvin. dac,d.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
HON. GEO. MI. DALLAS.

The Electors Of the State of Illinois, aftel
having cast their votes in the Electoral College
addressed a letter to the Vice President elect
in which they take occasion to give "expressior
to their JOY and qualification of the triumph
which the Democratic party have secured eye
the combined elements of the opposition iPthat
State by a majority of more than twelve thou
sand" Mr.. Dallas responds in a letter lRicl
does him much honor, in which he reviews Wit
Il master hand The great constitutional principle:
involved in the late political contest. In speak,
ing Of the President elect, he pays that distin
guished Statesman the following merited com
p~liinsnt:
ali may be doubted whether any other of GU
eminent men could so signally have surnounteC
lie distractions and complications that preceded
the Baltimore Convention. The English para
grapbists, indeed, represent his election as The
most wonderful exploit Of a Democracy which i
is at once their delight to lampoon and their des
tiny TO fear. The unsolicited offer of Execu
live power is no longer confined 10 the instance
Of Cincinnatus; and the sagacious impulses
which actuaied Roman republicans some thou,
sands of years ago, seem TO have moved us to {
ike harmonious and salulary resort. 1t is thu!
flat the genius of q free constitution occasional
~ displays itself, re-asserts its primitive force
and takes a fresh start in the career of public
yirlue. Ihope--we all h%opc--and we have a
bundant reason for the hope, that our cheser
chief will bear himself in his high Office as be
comes the head of a powerful CCnfcdefncy 0
Independent States, whose laws, liberties, insti
t%utions, and interests are equally entitled 10 i'm
partial protection, and whose general peace ant
prosperity are best fosiered under the shelte
Of answering justice and cagle-eyed honor
His known biography renders il difficult for ever
an opponent to doubt that the maxims and tom
of d magnaRimons moderation, pure morality
and entire Observation-Disclosures will characterize
bis course Of action, and serve 10 prolong tn
true gltries of Democratic ascendency. 1t
under a strong conviction Of this, that | plac,
unlimited reliance IN Mr.. Polk, and indulge iii,
most exulling anticipations Tor the country
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
A GIGANTIC PROIEcT.

A petition has been presented in the U. s.
Senate by a Mr.. Whitney, a respectable and
wealthy merchant of New York City, for a grant
of public land 60 miles wide, from the western
shore of lake Michigan, in a direct. line, to the
mouth of the Columbia river, a distance Of 2100
miles, for the purpose of constructing a railroad
thereon. The cost is estimated al $50, 1000,
and 20 years to complete it. 1t is calculated
that BY this route a trip from New York to Chi
ma may be performed in a month, and thus secure
10 us the market Of that and other countless
From England 10 China the shortest passage
known is IS days--hence by this route, via Co
lunbia river, a cargo may be shipped from Chi
ma 10 New York, and landed 10 Liverpool in so
days. This would compel England TO adopt this
route. In consideration of the grant Of The
land, Mr.. w. agrees 10 carry the mails, ammuni-
ton, stores, troops, &c. belonging to the Gov
eminent forever, free Of charge. Visionary Of
extravaganza as this project may appear at frs.
thought, the day will come when il will be car
Iried into effect, although Congress may not en-,
courage i at presentM eadpiHc (Pd.) Dem.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
~ NOT BUT SEEK HEALTH BEFORE
Is TOO LATE.

Is " LATE.
The following testimonial from Mr.. Wesley BLIZZARD
o our own township, who is personally known to many
of our citizens we presume viii be read with interest
C0nStttutionaliSt :
Messrs. JOSLIN g. ROWE
The following history of my experience in the use OF
DR.. DUNcAN's ExPEcToRANT, yon are at liberty to pub
fish il you think proper. In the fall of'4l, Twas attack
cd with a severe cough, and more orless painand sore
ness through the chest, which continued inabated thro't
the winter. AS warm weather approached | became
somewhat relieved, but still the soreness and cough did
not entirely leave me. AT the commencement of the
winter of'42-3, began to get much worse, great soreness
through my whole chest, difficulty Of b~saathing, severe
and constant cough, followed in a short time by a copi.
Gus expectorahon of matter, rapid emaciation &c.
These symptoms continued to grow worse and worse,
until | wasso much Frustrated as to be mostly confined
to my room, and scarcely able to help myself having
for cure a consumption which / supposed to have be.
come already seated upon me, | had entirely neglected
the use of any prescription whatever until l saw in the
Advocate an advertisement of DIR. Duncan's which in
duoed me to purchase OF Mr.. Briggs who was then a.
gent, one bottle of his medicine, hoping il might afford
me some relief from my sufferings, although I~expected
nothing more. In March, t43, | commenced using it
and in four days time, the soreness in my chest was en-.
hrely removed, my cough was much relieved, expecto-
rated freely land begnnt to mend in every respect. In
short, | continued taking until | had used ten bottles
when found myselfentirely cured, and have remained
SO until the present. Ineed not say that | consider tho
Expectorant a most valuable medicine for lung afec,
tons, and as such haye, and do still most ~cheerfully re-
commend il. WESLEY BLIZZARD.
Newark, April, 1874.
The above valuable Medicine is for sale at The store
OF w. B. BEEBE.
Cndiz. Ohio Der OS,b
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19

The DIrFERENcE,--The Wing Treasurer of
Indiana is found deficient in his account at In
dianapolis, 10 the amount of Ten THOUSAND
DOLLARS, and the Wing members of the Legs
lature do all in their power 10 secure the passage
of a lawto relieve him from the payment.
The Democrats in Congress, finding that their
Clerk is abusing the trust reposed in him, by
squandering the peoples money, instantly dis,
miss the delinquent, and require the institution
of legal proceedings for the recovery of the de-
fciency--Which is the better party?
HdTYTiSburg Union.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19
THE HOUSEWIFE BANKBlLL-AGooD

The House, after passing the bank bill last
night, (Tuesday,) adjourned over until to-mor-
row morning, (Thursday,) leaving one day TO
sweep, wash out, and cleanse the Hail, ready for
a trial on something else. This was well enough;
but what sort of a washing frolic will the State
stand in need of, some of these days? We think
the members should take, generally, a shower
bath and a scrubbing brush--solt soap without.
purgatives within, and ntt forget a few bottles Of
Mr.. Clay'S Colognc--which he certified was a
most rdtuGGlc article!
The House amendments are to be acted upon
in the Senate, before the bill is finally a law.-
We shall publish it, when a copy can be procu-
red. Ii will, no doubt, he furnished early for The
Journal, the monopoly organ!-Statesman, 18th
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19

IrcGsonGble Proposition The National Intel
Tgencsr, The wing organ Of the nation, proposes
that tho Oregon question be submitted 10 some
foreign power for settlement, as the Maine bonn
dairy sras once! This would require years Of de-
lly, and would no doubt result IN our losing the
tarriloty y. What may we not next look for, from
The wing loadersf This is backihg iae 30 wings
who voted ~ Die House against tho bill States.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19

TNHE undersigned hereby give notice 10 all persons
interested, that they have been appointed Admin
%istators of the Estate OF Joseph Marshall late ofHhr'
rison county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, viii present them for settlement
within one year from this date; and those indebted 70
said estate, are notified to a settlement forthwith.
HAMILTON M'FADDEN, s5.
ROBERT M'FADDEN,
Fab 10 I945.
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LOOK OUT-GREAT BARGAINS.

T g. w. HAMILTON win leave Cadiz the frsto
. April next, and all persons knowing themselves
indebted to us, will be SO kind as to call and pay us be-
fore that time. As our accounts are small and numer-
Gus, it will save us a ~greatdeal ofexpense and trouble
of YOU attend to this promptly, :.
Those who wish to buy Boots and Shoes cheap, will
do well to call and buy from this until the FIRST ofAprl;
las we are determined to sell at cost. or very much under
the customary prices while we remain,
r. & w. HAMILTON.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-02-19

A rowl IN urSs.-Twolhirds Of the town Of
Wesicmpke, Alabama, was destroyed BY freon
thc 20th Oft,