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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1846-03-11
THE CADIZ SENTINEL
wEpNEspAY, MARcn n. lgle.
a ColnpIIment and q Remini seence.

A Compliment and n Remini scence.
The National lntelligeneer, speaking Of the
news by the Cambria, says:
The most curious iIemuf intelligence by this
arrival is the unprecedented compliment paid by
the House of Lords to Mr.. Secretary Walkers
Annual Treasury Report, Recommending the re-
peal of our protective tariff, which was ordered
by their Lordshps to be printed for the use of
the House. 1t is, indeed, not improbable that
the free trade propositions of our Secretary ac-
CELEBRATED, if they did not prompt, the kindred
measure in England Of a total repeal of the corn
laws"
Upsr. shis the n Y. Evening PostremarlSs, with
a reminiscence at this time peculiarly interest
ing, ofa very early stage of tie Oregon ques-
tom
"The Intellgencer is not accurate in speak.
ing of the compliment paid to Mr.. Walkers re-
port as Unprecedented. Ii is the practice of the
English government to direct the printing of
such documents from abroad as are of great pub
lie interest. The report concerning the Oregon
territory, made by Mr.. Francis Blylies, of Mass
achusetts, to the House of Representatives,
twenty years ago-a report whibh gave US our
first impressions of the value of that territory
and the strength of the American title to it.
was reprinted in England for the use of the Bri
fish government. So early was that governmen,
awake to the importance of that territory, and
with such vigilance did she watch the proceed
ings of this country in regard 10 il.
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Cnnntln Frontier.

Trouble breping The accession of Mil
tary Governor in Canada has called forth ex-
pressions of regret in various parts, and we fear
this union of the CirH and Military government
of that Province will produce serious results.--
The last Niagara Chronicle narrates several at.
lempts to get up frontier agitation. Col. Ker-
by, Collector OF the Customs at Fort Tre, has
been fred upon in the vicinity of his residence.
Two persons have been held to bail, on The A.
mercan as we'll as Canadian side, to destroy the
steam ferry which plies between Fort Erie and
Black Rock. 1t appears that no less than five
attempts have been made to destroy this vessel,
1.-TWO by boring holes through the bottom, and
three by placing large quantities of gunpowder
in the fire wood
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ST. LOUIS, Feb. %.
FlOar.-Country brands, 1915 4; city
mills, 4,25 4,50 per bbl, nomnaly.
Grdin.-Wheat, in small way, at so Csc;
corn, "a 26; aaxseed, 81 LIZ; oats, lsa 20;
rye, 40; barley, 55a 65c per bushel.
Pork.--Prme hogs, weighing 220 and over
al 2,75 1926 per cwt.
Beef 50 1925 per cwt.
Lard-Prime leaf at 6ac; other qualities a
5A &c per lb Duminally.
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LOUISVILLE, Feb. 25.
Flour has fallen somewhat in price since our
last. We quote $4 4,25 per hGl.
Gram.--Wheat, 65 66; corn, 50 80; oats
90 25; rye, 81 a 53c per bushel
Potatoes are worth from store 81 LIP pei
bbl; from wagons, 25 SOC per bushel.
Lard, &c, and dull.
WhiSkey. Common, III; lectfed, lsc per
gallon.
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Death by Lightning--The Mobile Advertiser
records an affecting event, in the death by light
ming of Miss E. A. G. Goodman, an amiable
young lady of eighteen years, which happened
on the morning of The 18th ult. The deceased,
together with Mrs. Sampson and her child, were
in the same bed. The tightening struck and
passed down the chimney, and on entering the
chamber where they we're sleeping, the fluid
seems to have branched and struck Miss Good
man in the face, causing instant death, and al
the same time setting the bed on fire. Mrs. S.
and the child were badly shocked, and the for
mer considerably, though it is hoped not dan.
|gcrousIy, burned. A gentleman sleeping in an
adjoining room rushed in in season TO rescue
them from the flames, otherwise they too might
have been numbered with the dead, as they were
so completely paralyzed as to be altogether help
less.
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Another FearfIII Aecident.

Eighteen Lipes LoSt.-The Steamer Con.
gress, ascending the riser,and the Ssladin, bound
down, met her al Princeton, on the Mississippi,
on Saturday, the I4th inst, and while the latter
was rounding 70, she ran iuio the former little
alt Of the boilers, aud sunk her in deep water in
a few minutes. fortunately the cabin of The
Congress Aoaied of, aud thereby saved the lives
of most of the cabin passengers. The boilers
were thrown down; the first engineer badly scald-
ed, and second supposed to be lost. But the
most melancholy part of the story remains to be
told-eighteen lives were lost, and il is feared
more fell a sacrifice TO this iIl-faied and fatal
collision.
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Singular Abduction Tridl--We noticed last
summer, case Of suspected murder in the neigh
borhood Of Ithaca, which attracted much atten
ton. A Mr. Ruof, living near Ithaca, was sus.
pected of causing the death of his wife and child.
who disappeared in June; Rulof himself depart.
ed, at about the same time, taking with him
wooden chest about three feet and half long by
fourteen inches wide and deep. He was parsu.
ed and arrested at Cleveland. He gave many
and contradictory accounts in reply TO questions
concerning his wife, some of which were nves
tigated and found to be untrue. In short, from
that day TO this, discovery has been made of
her whereabouts if she is living, though she has
beeu widely advertised, and other efforts 10 find
her or ascertain her fate have been made. Ru.
left made no defence except on the legal point
thatn a particle Of evidence, proving abduction
or violence Of any kind, had been adduced. IL
was shown that he was jealous of his wife. and
under the influence of this jealousy bad some
times treated her harshly. He was convicted of
forcible abduction, ond sentenced to the State
Prison for ten years--still refusing to give any
information.-N y. Mems
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Military MoUement.---A company Of United
Suites Dragons has been ordered to Fort Craw-
ford, TO keep III eye on the Wmnebago Indians,
who are reported to be great annoyance TO The
inhabitants Of Wisconsin. Capt. Allon's compa-
ny of Dragons has been ordered to Fort Lea
70 nworth, with instructions to see to the reno
val to the Kansas country, Of all the Sac and Fox
Indians who have not gone ththcr.
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Canada.--Lord Cathcart, it is declared, has
received orders TO spend FIVE millions Of dollars
in Qualifications and works of defence in Canada
Says Montreal letter:
lit is certain that extensive works have been
begun at Kingston and Toronto, and at the cita-
del of Quebec, Opposite Montreal, on the
south side of st. Lawrence, extensive military
works are in contemplation. The experiment o.
the ice redolbt on the river, opposite the city, ha:
been successful-two days artillery practice hav
ing made but little impression on it.
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Merico. An arrival at New York, brings pa.
pers to the 8lsl January. Paredes appears to
have established bis supremacy 10 the country,
and bis course s good. How soon he will be
oyerlhrown BY some other mushroom soldier, is
yet nmatier speculation. Statesman.
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COME AT LAST,

NA| E are now receiving from the eastern cities a
wv large and most splendid stock of Fall and
Wiuter Goods, which, without any pretension TO boast
ing, we will sell as cheap asthey can be purchased in
the western country, for cash approved produce-
The above goods having been purchased for cash and
under favorable circumstances leads us to believe that
can offer great bargains and inducements to pucha-
sers The public are invited, before purchasing else
where, to call and examine our stock and prices, to
satisfy themselves whether not it would be to their
interest to purchase goods Of WIN. HOGG g. co.
oct Is
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NEW GOODS.
WIN. DoGGs R. V. sGMERAL O. g. ArEISsoN
HOW DO YOU DO! WALK IN.
Is 1t true as reported that
BOGGS, STMERAE & Go.

SELL goods little cheaper than they can be had
~ elsewhere in Cadiz! Yes, we think SO. walk M.
The undersigned respectfully beg leave to inform the
clzens Of C9hlz and surrounding country that they
have receNedand receiving fom the eastern
and are now opening large and splendid assortment
Of fall and winter goods, in the old store room Of h.
Craig, at the corner Immediately below the Sentinel
office and opposite the Republican office, (right in the
centre of all the good news) Their stock consists NJ
almost every variety OF Fall and Winter Goods. such
as dry goods, groceries, queensware hardware china
and glass ware In short, general supply Of all arti
ees used in this community, and usually kept III stores
The subscribers assure their friends and the publ
in general, that almost every article in their store II
new and fresh, and warranted to be good, and il Is
aot that we are determined to sell as cheap If moi \
little cheaper, than any other house in these dggns
for cash or approved country produceasw we ho1e the
public will excuse us for so doing. Purchasers are
mostrespectfuy socited 10 call and examine or stock
before purchasing elsewhere.
oct1 BOGGS, sIMERAI. & co.
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Cadiz, January 10th, 4846.
CASH FOR HIDES AND SKINS.

The subscribers having entered into partnership, at
the old stand Of Mcconnell 81 Semmons, in the Town
Of Cadiz would respectfully inform the public thatthey
have resolved to do business the ready pay system,
and have therefore reduced the price leather SO as to
be an inducemcnt to every purchaser buy at the p-
we have determined sell at, in preference to
the old credit system We selling sole and harness
selling at IS CENTS per per n on ri as sac pGa @
proportion. We viii take in exchange for leather,
hides and SKINS taow, and all kinds Of marketable
grain, etc, on delivery
The subscribers having employed Mr. J.W. Wheel
er, late of Boston, of the experienced work.
men of the day, and Mr.. James Beal, of Cadiz, the
public are assured that their stock shall be finished in
style not inferior to any in the west. They would
therefore solicit share Of public patronage.
Veryrespectfully,
SLEMMONS e. GEORGE.
Cadiz, January 10th, Is46.-2I-6m
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VALUABLE OHIO RIVER LANDS FOR
SALE.


7 ME subscribers having concluded an arrangement
l. with J. S. Shriver, ESQ., for the division and sale
OF his estate extensively known as the Domain recent
y i'll the possession Of the Ohio Phalanx or Fourier So
ciety, situated the Ohio river, in Belmont county
Ohio, containing 1890 acres of land, which we have
divided into l3 farms of different dimensions: and
which we now offer for sale accommodating terms
large portion Of these lands are cleared and in fine
state OF cultivation several fine orchards of apple and
peach trees are upon them They were covered origi-
nally with sugar tree, walnut BEECH poplar, pawpaw
etc., ETC., and all possess inexhausbe beds of coal
and limestone, all of which indicate lands of unsurpas-
sed fertility good portion OF the tract is river bot
tom OF the very best quality On one of these tracts is
erected house three stories high and capable of ac-
commodatng verya large boarding school, and is well
adapted for such purpose The tract is situated five
and half miles south of the city of Wheeling one of
the most thrifty and prosperous towns on the Ohio ri
ver furnishing good market for every description OF
produce, and is rapidly increasing in population The
location is beyond question healthy, and is in the
midst OF an industrious and moral population. Title
indispuable. Any person wishing to examine all or
either of these farms can have their boundaries pointed
out to them by calling upon James Nichols, living on
the river immediately below the tract who will give
every information prices, terms etc. etc. or up
either Of the subscribers at their residences.
ROBERT NJ DAWSON
UhnchsVle, Tuscarawas county, o.
A. G. OSBUN,
Cadiz, Harrison county, O.
For title refer to--Gov Shannon St. Clairsyille, o:
Joseph Sharon, Esq, Cadiz, o; T. Jacobs, Wheeling
Va; John G. Campbell, Esq, Wellsburg, Va.
January T.
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CINcINNArI. March 4, 1916.

=
Flow.-The trade in this article was anima-
ted on Tuesday, and about 5000 bbls changed
hands at from $500 TO $40 $50.
. GrGin--A sale on Tuesday, at river, Of 600
bushels white corn, bulk in ear, al 33 C. bush
ell; wheat, 70; oas, % We heard of sale of 200
bushels of corn at river, in bulk, at "a C. A sale
on Thursday, of 220 bushels of oats, from river,
at 25 c--dcIivered.
Lard,--The sales on Tuesday ranged as fol-
Iows:--ll5 kegs country rendered, No. Lard,
from store, at 81 C; 1910 do, city rendered, &c;
so bbIs do =, &c; go do, country rendered, 53c,
A sale on Wednesday Of 100 bbIs No. 2, at Sic.
Sales on Thursday of 1900 kegs prime leaf, city
rendered, at 64c.
Hams--SaIes were reported to us on Thurs
day, of 500 packages canvassed hams, at Csc;
1000 do bagged sugar-cured do, 9c--packages
extra; 1880 lbs uncanvassed country do at &c.
Molasses.--We hear of small sales on Wed
nosday, to the amount of 100 bbls, at 26l &c
per gallon, cash. The market continues firm,
with an increasing stock.
SHgar.--The supply is large, and sales were
made on Saturday, at figures ranging from 81 to
&c per lb~-as to quantity and quality.
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Right OF way through virginia.

The bill granting the Right of Way 10 the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, pass
ed the Virginia House Of Delegates, on Wednes-
day last. The bill fixes the Western terminus
OF the road at Wheeling, and repeats many of the
provisions q the act to which it is a substitute,
that were Objectionable.
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CAUTION!

' ME public are hereby forewarned not to receive
il note of hand given by me to William Acres
calling for fifteen dollars, dated on or about the 18th
Of February, 1916, as said note was frauduently OBJ
tanned. am determined not to pay said note nnes:
compelled by law WILLIAM H. HORTON.
march lI-Ttp
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

A Tiny instance an attachment was this day issued
N by Andrew Lynch, Justice of the Peace of
German township, Harrison county, against the pro-
perty and effects of Mesheck Cole, nonresident of
said county. WILLIAM ]. MISER.
February 25, l946-mar4-3w
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EXECuTOR'S- NOTICE

A Ii persons indebted to the estate of Solomon
IA Trushel deceased, will make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned and all persons having cams
against said estate will present them, properly auhen-
hcated for settlement within year from Mis- date.
ROBERT P. SIMPSON,
WILLIAM CUTLERY
March 4, 1846-4wl Executors.
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

II ME partnership heretofore existing between James
1 Mcconnell and Samuel Slemmons is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. The business hereafter
will be carried on by Slemmons g. George. All those
indebted to the hrm of Mcconnell g. Semmons are re-
quested settle their claims without delay, and all
those having claims against said irm win present them
Immediately Those having receipts forhides will pre-
sent them without delay The books in the hands
of James Mcconnell.
MCCONNELL & ST EWNIONS
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BARROWs & TURNER,
DRY GOODS CASH HOUSE
"a. 46, Mqrket Street. PiLtsI


PRICES REDUCED FOR 80 DAYS!
1EiNG desirous of reducing the present stock as
I'D much as possible, previous to the opening of the
Spring trade, make known to their numerous custo
mers, and all purchasers of DRY GOODS, that their
entire assortment now in store, will be offered the next
thirty days at REDUCED PRICES.
Dress Go0ds.-Rep Chasmeres, Cashmeres d, Ecos-
Sc, Mousn de LANES, 18 3-4 to 25 cents pet ward,
one lot extra 375.
.4pacas-Superior silk warp warranted at 67 cents;
Blue Black Lustres. beautiful, 37A to 40 cents Coors
Iof every description at 37E cts.
BonlbGsineS.-Lupines best al the lowest nrico
French, Thibet Cloths of the best manufactures
English Vherinoes.-Black, Blue, and all other COL
ors at 37a cents.
=, @oots-Broehe, beautiful patterns, Sl2 10
TerSerr, rich Styles 7
Black Merino, Henniquen's best, S44Oa 10
Ladtes's Cracats.-Silk Velvet, Satin and Fancy
ISilg, splendid variety
GlOrcs,-Bajous best Paris Kid, in all shades, price
ga cts usually IS cs SiIK Wool and Lislc's Thread
HosierV.-Blacl6 and Colored Lambs, Wool 3l n
az cts, Worsted, Silk, Morayian and Thread in all
their great variety.
Gala Ptatds-splendid patterns, price s64 Cts
Lndsay's barred and plain, from Is to 81 cts
BtGntets.-Extra fancy bound, price per pair, 1874
from S5,5o-l44-S6, usually $500; Wool Blank
Flanncls s-.Englsl al colors, 25 to 81 cts, extra
heavy twied scarlet, 33i cts
Linen Goods White Damask Linens Superior
and low priced Spreads of every size, Brown Linen
Spreads from 81 cts, Napkins, Diapers, &c. House
keeping goods at great Bargains!! s
Prints! Rintsh-Beautful assortment from 64 to
l2a per yard; one lot price Is 34 usually 25 cts
Steet'ngs.-Rrown and Bleached all Widths and
qualities.
Genttemens Department, t,--Broadcloths Pant Stufs
and Vestinga, Tailors Trimmings sc. With rich
Satin Scarfs and Cravats Black, Italian and eyery
style Fancy silk; extra Kid Gloves, price Sl,OO; silk
and Linen Pocket HandKerchiels from 25 cts. Made
up Shirts first rate, IlS 3-4 Breasts nd Collars Sus
penders, Umbrellas, &c, at great bargains, together
with such other articles usually kept Pnrcha-
sers are invited to examine
0CS}-.No. 16, Three Doors aborc Third Street
Feb. III BARROWS & TURNER
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To cure the Tooth M-ache.-First clear the tooth
of all exraneous matter, then take little lint,
sufficient to fill the cavity of the tooth, on the
point Of pen knife, and dip it into the sweet
spirit of nire. and putt at once in contact with
the nerve, but not to press hard upon it. This
alone will frequently give relief. But if does
not, take few grains of the very best pulverI-
zed cayenne pepper, put enough of the spirits OF
nitre with it 10 make paste, and put it into the
tooth instantly, for it soon evaporaes. 1t must
touch the nerve, but not pressit hard The spi-
rts OF nItre alone, or cayenne pepper wet with il
is certain cure for simple tooth ache. If there
is not perfect relief, repeat it.
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FRANKLIN HOUSE,
OF BROADWAY AND DEY-STREET
NEW YORK.

ME proprletors ol the Franklin House, respectful
j. ly inform their friends and the public, that their
house is now undergoing extensive repairs-such as
being painted throughout, and having large addition
OF new furniture We are grateful for the liberal pu-
tronage heretofore received, and solicit continuance
of the same. NEWTON HAYES,
JOHN P. TREADWELL.
Mr.G. J. s. Thompsonis associated with us in the
Franklin House. HIT.
New ork, Feb, ID, lS46. [mar lift
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NOTICE.

A 7 special term Of the Court Of Common Pleas
~ for Harrison county, held at Cadiz on the 18th
OF February, 1896 the undersigned was appointed Ad-
mnistator De bonos ofthe estate of Thomas Luke
deed, with the will annexed in the place OF Martha
Luke, Executrx, decd THOMAS LEWIS.
March ll-4t
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Jdckson's Epitaph.-The Union, Nashville,
Tenn, says the following will be the epitaph on
Gen. Jackson's tomb stone:
ANDREW JACKSON.
Born on the 18th of March, 1867.
Died on the Sth of June, lS45.
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The Teeming West-This name has been
fequeutIy given to the West, but il has never
been so fully realized as during this fall. The
arrival of 100000 barrels Of flour at the Hud-
son river in two months is but an earnest of the
future. 1t is hardly too much to say that the i'm
agnation can scarcely realize the fertility of the
West. Michigan alone under an active demand
could send 100000 of barrels of -four TO mar
ket, and yet that state does not comprise one
twentieth ofthe wheat land of the West. The
amount of production is absolutely illmitable,
1t is even now considered enormous when $780,
600 barrels of flour came down by the Erie Ca
nal in the season Of 1915, but that AMOUNT, if a
market could be obtained, would expand in five
years to 100000 of barrels, and then the Wes-
tern country would just begin to get cultivated
Al6ang Argus.
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WANTED,
100 A00 LBS. Pork, for which cash viii
be paid, or, Il required. we will

give sOIn0 goods.
45S5 lbs. Roll Butter.
400 bbls. CloFsrseed for which cash, orif reouir.
ed, some goodswill be paid.
leo bbls Timothy Seed
5000 lbs Lard,for which the highest price win Be-
given h
500 lbs. Feathcss, lor which the highest mark.t
price will be given
A LOCO bis Dried Apples for which the hirhert n,sc.
will be paid in goods andif required. little cash
leo pair Of good Wooen Socks wanted mind cold
scather iscoining on.
nov5 BoGGs, sIMERAL AND CO.
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BARGAINS, BARcATws.

SELLING OFF AT COST
HAVING determined to commence the spring salea
Il IL with as nearly new stock as possible / have
concluded to seat cost and expenses All these who
wish to be supplied with goods cost will do well 10
give me call, as am determined to SELL An kinds
Of country produce taken exchange for goods al the
mghest market pres, AT. MOORE,
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Horrid Mwdcr.-The following is a nara
tive Of one of the most shocking murders that
ever occurred in Kentucky;
To the Editors Of tEe Louisville Journal,
RUssEELVILLE, Ky, Feb. II, 1916.
GENTLEMEN "A most distressing murder has
Just been committed in our town, A young man
named John George, of respectable connections,
attempted to seduce Miss Jackson, Of this
town; falling in his attempts TO seduce her, and
fearing that it would be made public, he stole by
the window of the young lady's room, raised ii,
and shot her, after waking her and making him.
self fknown. He fled. The report alarmed the
family, who ran her room, and found her dying.
She lived only two hours, but long enough to
disclose everything, 1t is probable that tho young
man has gone TO Louisville, as he had his clothes
all packed and conveyed to Rowlinggreen day
or two ago, for the purpose of taking the first
boat. Yours in haste, JOHN GASCAL.