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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
FROM CUBA.

New YORK, Aug. "a.
The u. S Mail Steamer, Ohio, Lieutenant
James Finley Schneck, U. S, Navy, Com
mander, arrived at New York this muruing.
shortly before 3 o'clock, from Havana and
New Odeans. The Ohio left Havana on The
Imorn'ng Of The l6h inst,
The Georgia from N Y, arrived on the
moruing of the same day.
The Falcon, from Ch1gres, arrived on the
18Th, aud was 10 sail on the GOTH for New
Orleans with a large number ofpasscngers.
Havana is perfectly quiet. The excite
mrnt Of invasion has enti,ely died away, and
the snhlact is seldom menliuled. The off
GERS Of the Georgana aud Susan Loud are
yet in close cnnfHcment, bu, it is the opn.
Ton there, that they will soon be released
notwithstanding the report IN circulation that
they were condemned TO be shot, which II
without foundation, being meIely verbal.
Foreigners are now allowed TO land with,
Out obtaining permit.
D,ed al sea, on board the Ohio Jos. Ta,
lor, Esq, n resident oI New Oleans.
GREAT CAvEs.--A sumner tourist, writing
from Sharon Springs, 10 the New York Jour
nal Of Commerce, gives descripsion oftwo
caves Of great size, near SchoIarie Cour,
House, New York Oae called Howe cave
situated about II miles from the Springs, and
3 from the Schoharie Court House, has been
explored 10 The depth OF seven miles through
limestone rock, and contains a lake, on
which is buat for visilers. One portion oI
This cave is so vast that rocks have been sent
up aud do moi reach the ceiling. The other
cave is called Gebbard's and is about four
miles east Of the Scbonarie Court House,
1t has been explored to distance Of FIVE
miles. This also, is said TO have lake, and
an apartment 3l5 Ieet in diameter. Pore
white alahaster have been found init. Iiowe's
cave was discovcredin ls4l bya Hr. Howe,
Who has now Hotel near il.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN CANADA.
ToRoNro, August 90.

Great excitement has been created kerc
for some days by the secret sale by Govern
men, of the Public Roads, which 100000
for $500 900.
James Beatty, nu intimate friend Of the
Inspector General. and Mr.. Hoople, of Fer..
ry street, New York, are the favored purchar
sers. Public Indignation is so strong tnsl
The Government has determined to quash the
bargain.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28

"When Ohio had one Representative, Vir.
ginia had, ! think, nineteen! Nov Virginia
hus fifteen, and Ohio twenty The man
now lives in his plain frame house on the
banks Of the Miami who was for ten years
the sole Representative Of OHIO, ia the Con-
gross of the United StaIesl No parallel to
this fact can be found IN record Should
Congress advance the ratio of representation
from 10000 (be present number to 00,.
900, still the Representatives OF Ohio will
increase, while lha, Of nearly all the other
States will diminish.n
The editor adds other interesting remcn..
iscenses Of our early representatives. Tha
venerable Jeremiah Morrow was our first
Representative in Congress; he represented
the State during the whole period between
1903 apd 1913, and again represented his
own (ihe Lebanon) district from lS4l to
1913, and in the intermediate time was
Sens tor for six years.
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WASHINGTON, Auuusi %.

The Senate was not IN session.
HousE.-Mr. Jones made an ineffec ctual
effort 10 introduce a resolution providing chnirs
10 accommodate the Reporters Of the Globe,
IN front of tie Clerks desk.
Mr Evans, Of Ohio, objected 10 its recep-
tion.
| The House then went into Committee OF
the Whole on The State of the Union, and
resumed the consideration OF the Civil and
Diplomatic Bill. The item making an ap-
preparation for salaries Of Inspectors Of Drugs,
wrs adopted, with an amendment by Mr.
ISchenck.
Mr.. IIaIalsOn moved as an amendment TO
The item authorizing perpetual leuse from
the city Of Utica, of rooms for the use Of the
United States Court, al $1,000, hat $4,000
he appropriated for The United States District
Court nj Marietta, Georgia.
The amendment to the amendment was
Indopted.
Mr.. Booth moved to strike out the amend
ment as amended.
MIR. I1llIinrd moved 10 amend it further by
sddine $4,000 for similar lease nj Mont.
goneIy, Alabama.
Mr.. Harason renewed his amendmen.
slightly changed, after debate by HI lard
Ramsey, Haialson, Butler and Holmes.
Mr.. narason's amendment was again vo.
ted down.
Mr.. Raymond moved an amendment au
thorizlng The Secretary Of the Inferior to apply
Mr. Haralsen's amendment to al places where
United States Courl rooms Bre needed He
spoke in favor of his amendment
Mr.. Mattson spoke in explanation Of the
Utica case.
Mr.. EIaymond's amendment was then a,
ldopted.
All the sections OF the bill we're acted on
and Mt half past one the House adjourned.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
PUBLIC SALE


ON Monday, the 26th day of August, 1850, The
~ personal property of Thom6s z. jenkins.
deceased, will be sold at public auction al his late
residence IN the town of Freeport, Harrison coun-
W, Ohio. The said property consists of a dry
goods hardware, groceries, household ond kiteh
ell furniture. Also, two buggies, one horse, Two
guns, with a variety of other articles
Terms Of Sale: All sums under three dolIara
cash, over tha, sum three aud more nnnh's credit.
THOMAS l.. JEWETT. ~
August 7, le5O-3t. Administrator
The above sale will continue from day to dav.
until the whole property is disposed Of I'll. Js
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LATER.
Rioters Arrested The Military Called O~.

Rioters Arrested The Military Called Ow
HAAS sURo, August "a. o'clock. p. M.
The free negroes have been arrested Tor
trying 10 incile riot. The slaves, ten in
number, are in prison. The owners OF The
slaves aud other persons engaged in secui
ring them after their discharge by the Cour
are now before The Court Oh a wri OF TIabea.
Corpus. The two slaves ere held in Jail.
The crowd before the prison has been dis
persed by the military, caledout under Gen
Saler, and The town is rcsufhing, in mea.
sure, its wonted quietness Snd order
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28

GROWTH OF OHro,-.We extract The follow
ing from letter written by the editor Of the
Cincinnati Atlas. II is indeed. enough 10
make every citizen Of the Buckeye State feel
proud Of her:
"The political grnwIh of Ohio is one of
the curiosities Of our Republic. 1t exhibits
the expansive power of the Representative
system in remarkable manner. Take the
following historical facts as au illustration
of this idea. Here rs table of the increase
%. Representatives in Congress, after each
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
Mansion House.
Il " ID S T.RgE OFFFCR'

CoLNER OF STEUnENvILLE STREET Al D THE PuBli u
SouARE, OPPOSITE THE CouRT HousE. 4 '
ME Subscriber respectfully infornshs (rie nj =
IL and the public, that he has leased theabav {.
HOUSE lately kept by S, Ii. Dewey for numlie r
of years, and is repairing and renovuting it fibm
top 10 bottom, and has refurnished il witt emil
new furniture, carpets, &c. lie hattcrs hlmse. {
that for neatness Of arrangement and comfortable
accommodate ms, the MANSION HOUSE, can,lG
now be surpassed in this section OF the State,
The BEST The marketafords will be put in 10
QUESTION to furnish his tatlcs. and evc5y att,n
ton paid by all connected with the establishment,
to render visiters at home The STABLES are
new. excellent, and capable o accommodating
60 horses, and none but trusty ostL rs will even
be kept about them. Sufficient provinder will ii
ways be kept on hand, and DROVERS and TRA-
NELERS may depend upon having their ,lninl,,ls
Wcl fed and attended to. iSs&h& $3~
BOARDERS taken by the day, week, month.
or year, on the most reasonable terms,
e<nY7 The STEUBENVILLE,
81 NEsSgs4 CAMBRl DGE. and WASH
lezssR INGTON STAGE Ieave ,Lis
@AaaGAa house t,7-peek!y, which mnk,s
lit desirable stopping place for persons wishing
to travel ny those convcyanccs. tsfsg
For The convenience ofguests, the Subscriber
is al'o about establishing Il LIVERY STABLE
in connection with 'he house, so that persons do
slrohs OF securing private convcyances can toasn
without trouble ut the shortest notice and on th.
most reasonable terms.
Determined to render tisfartion both in oc.
commodati0ns and charges, ask a share az nnb.
lie patronage. WILLIAM BARRETF
Cadz, August 7, 1850
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
Fresh Groceries!

will constantly he kept on hand aud for sale.
COFFEE, TEA and SUGAR, New Orleans NJ,
lasses, Sugar House, do. No. and Mac kercl
Rice. Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Raisins, Almonds,
Pen Nuts, Candies. assorted rob"ccu. Cignl
common and spanish. Soaps, CASTLE, vsriegae
and ltozin. Cundlcs. Brooms, Bed-cords, battin
candlewicking, Rozin, Salt, and Kentucky Lime
Also, Forks, Hoes and Scythe Snaths, together
with all other articles usually kept in groceries
and all of which, he offers, wholesale or retail, az
low as can be had in this market.
All kinds of country produce taken in exchange
for Groceries SAMUEL HAMILTON,
Cadiz, april IL, ls5O-tl.
N. 3. lie keeps II four horse team continually
running from Cadiz 10 the river, for the accommo
| ldation OF the Public S. II,
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Because ill the propositions have boen re-
leeied which have been made TO attain either
a recognition Of the rights Of the slave hold
ing slaIes 10 a common enjoyment Of all the
Territory of the United States, or 10 fair di-
vision Of the territory proposed 10 be brought
in as the State of California.
But, lastly we dissent from this bill, and
solemnly protest against its passage, because
IN sancuOnlng measures so contrary 10 former
prscedsnls, 10 obvious policy, 10 the spirit
and interest Of the Constitution of the Uni
ted States for The purpose Of excluding the
! slayeholding States from the territory thus TO
be erected into a state, this government 10
effect declares that the exclusion Of slavery
from the territory Of the United States, is Nh
! object so high and important as 10 justify a
disregard not only Of all the principles oI
sound policy, but also Of the constitution it.
self. Against this conclusion we must now
and forever protes as it is destructive OF the
safety and liberties OF those whose right:
have been committed TO our care, fatal 10 The
peace and equality Of the States, which VIZ
represent, and must lead, if persisted in, tC
the dissolution Of that confaderacy in whic!
tie slave holding States have never snugh
more than equaliiy.in which they will not b'
4 1..,;,L las-
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
APRIL 3, 1852

h WM' AOGG q co.
ARE receiving their Spring Stock
of Goods, unrivalled for quality and
style, which they will be pleased to
show to those who may favor them
with a call. Also, assuring the pub
lie that they can and will sell
GOODS as cheap as the cheapew,
April, 3, 1850,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINSn
WHLcH A PHTILrps.
VAIN street, Opposile the Public BuiIdinrp.

Maln street, opposite me Public Buildings.
A RE now in receipt OF their stock of SPRING
"A 4 SUMMER GOODS, and will open this
holmng beautiful assortment of Summer Silks
b"reges, de Lains, Lawns, &c, with great va.
hety o. other desirable DREss GOops just purchas
ed in Philadelphia.
naSlng selected the most desirable styles and
oest laoncs. az the lowest rates. Confidently
sohcit an examination Of our assortment, pledgins
ourselves TO show such Inducements as cannetb5
offered elsewhere. TfT
Cadiz, May !, Is50-tf 3 III
(toRN Colored and Fancy PR1srs, oseo I'D
~ stock as was ever brought to ills ma rII
can be lound opposite The public Buildings at lh
cheap store OF WEIGH & PHILLIPS
june IL. 1850.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28

"iTERE WE'RE GIANTS IN THOSE DAYs"--
The lhleh bore Vf bumau being. measuring
SIX tunes the uumher of cubic ncbes that ne
high bone Of a common sized man does. /,
reported IN the Elzabelh, Ky, Register, tc
have been taken from lhe sands Of Rplliaa
Fork recently, Twelve miles from that place
A hdman collar bone, equal in proportion,
wns nlso found at The same place. The rel
les are said most uoequivocaily 10 I've those
OF n human being. and a physician WHO les
examined them, declares that tho height Of
The person 10 whom 'hey bslonged must have
beon IL Or IL feel,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
AN IMPORTANT INVEN FlON TOR
THE SUGAR INTEREST.

KtNGsTowN, ST. Vincent, July is.
The slip "Catherine EIizabetb,n from
Lnndon, arrived here en- :he l0lh instan.,
having patented machine on board for ex,
tlacling or squeezing juice from suaar.cane.
The machine is n square iron box, contain
ng rOIlers, which are put in motion by sleam.
lieretoIore The most approved machines
have not pro duced more Than 55 per cent,
of juice, whereas the cane contains 30, evil
denlly leaving The greatest room for improve
ment.
Oh the l4,h instant, in presence Of the
Lieutenant Governor and strong muster
Of planters and scientific gentlemen, the
Necessary preparations having been made.
the engine was SCI TO wolk, aud the first ex,
pertinent resulted in completely abslracting
the juice from 100 lbs. sugar cane in GS
seconds, which was not m exhibition of the
utiernos' power Of the engine, nasmnch as
'he fourth tube being out Of order, COnse
quenlly only three .Iourths Of lhe actual pow.
er was exhibited. A second experiment was
made on cnhes cut for Tour months, OF which
much Of Their juice had evnporatcd--n
,heIess GA lbs, of Iurce was extracted from
100 iba. Of cane in IA seconds. The third
experiment was made on 100 lbs. cane cul
only one month, and in 36 seconds 7sa lbs.
OF juice was Obtained, which is an improve
meat unexampled IN magnitude, Importance
aud utility. Besides this, il was distinctly
shown that while the new mode Of pressure
extracted so completely the Juice Of The iu-
teror ol the cane, iis knobs and riud were
left completely untouched, which is m i'm
poIiani advantage, as il is there that The
gteen wax and other objectionable matter is
contained, 6nd it is here that the Old roller
machine unfortunately pressed : difficulty
InsurmoJnlubIe in the roller system, yet eff
fsctuaIly obVlaIed by this ne@ process.
This engine is tie greatest ever discovered,
nnd Will increase, il applied, the sugar crop
Of the world fully one third. - Correspon-
deace ~ Y, Tribune.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
R NJ ENHOVA Al.

TENtIE subscriber has removed his Grocery Ia
4 his own building, formerly occupied by J.
r. CRAWFORD, us snddlcr shop, on Main
street, two doors west ofJohn Bealfs Drug Stole
where he hores, by strict attention to business
to be able to acromodatc all who may favor him
with their patronage, as he is determined to Sc Il
OW for cash. A full supplN Of
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
Notice

4 S hereby given that there will bo petition pre.
Il sented to the trustees of Archer township,
llarrison county, Ohio, praying for the lo6ntion
of private cart way from the southwest corner
Of ofJoseph Lewis, sr.is, land, running due west on
lands ol Joh Mattson so as 10 inlersect the Cadiz
and Lisbon grade at OF near the house of w.
Ennna. aI
August IA, ls50-4t. pd.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1850-08-28
!! SHAVING II SHAVING Il!

~ Ms something strange, that LOT WILLIS
J. can't be beat shuving; and he most re-
sPectuly informs the citizens Of Cadiz and vein
~, thpt he still occupies his old stund directly
opposite klLcoRE's store. Ills also strange, that
he can't be beat at cutting hair, blacEing hoets.
and in fact every thing ia his line of business-L
All he asks is n fair trial fF
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
Nashville C0nYeRiien.

The Southern fanatics met again at Nash
vile, Tenn, on the llth inst. There were
some fifty members in attendance the first
day. Gov. Mcdonald, of Georgia, was
elected President, and Gov. Chapman, of
Alabama, Vice President. Some Of the
members take the most decided grounds in
favor Of secession from the Union and non-
intercourse, and resolutions were offered to
that effect. The Convention but speaks
the sentiments Of the ultra fanatics Of the
South, if it even does that. 1t is not the
voice of the Southern people; but of mad
families who think to bully the North into
a compliance with the demands Of the
Slave-powsr.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18

New JERsEr The New York Tribune
accounts for the defeat Of the Wings in New
Jersey, by intima ting that the Jersey Blues
were more strongly in favor Of Free Schools,
Homestead Exemption, Land Reform. and
deliverance from Railroad Monopoly than
the Whig party, and hence the clean sweep
made Of the Wing politicians. The invet-
erats hunkerism Of the whig legislature on
al Of these subjects, has aroused the people
to resistance. TIE Tribune thinks Senator
Dayton's vote against abolishing fogging
in the Navy, has helped to produce this
democratic victory.-Toledo Republican. =
What .ninny the editor of the N. Y.
Tribune must be to attribute the Wing de.
feat to any such cause. If he had only
consulted the knowing editor ofthe Portage
County Whig be would have found Out
that the true cause Of this Democratic vic
tory in New Jersey was solely owing te
to the fact that "the Wings there WERE
lazy and inactive!"
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18

INCREASE OF GoLD AND SILVER III is
estimated thai the gold and silver imported
into the United States from various parts
Of the world, OVER AND ABOVE THE
EXPORTS, during the last three years.
amount 10 one hundred millions of dollars!
All bank netes under five dollars should be
prohibited from circulation, and then the
real hard stuff will find its, way into the
pockets Of the people and save them from
losses everv year Of thousands of dol.
lars. swindling and speeuloting banks
should be speedily wound np,-.Sun.
We cut the above wicked paragraph
from the Baltimore Sun. IL is wonderful
that paper so respectable in its charae.
ter, and one that is entirely indie ependent
in its politics, should deliberately write and
publish IN article that is so much like the
''locofoco lies" printed in democratic pa.
pers. Every village in the State ca n pro-
duce counter hopper who "knows too
much 10 suck such a story" as is told by the
"Sun." Don't whig boobies know why
Of course they do! Can't fool Them with
the notion that the California gold doe. not
all 60 10 England in consequence Of the
rascally tariff of 1876. Smar, chaps
they are!-Ohio Patriot. -. - ,''s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18

~ The Stark County Democrat says
that B. F. LITTER will contest the election
of DR.. ScHERTzER to the Senate. LEiTkR
will not clear expenses by the operation!-
But let him try it -Portage Co. Wing.
Mr.. Letter may as well give up and stay
at home, now that his case has been deter
mined by the highest and most enlighten-
ed authority in the land! But really, does
not the above precious paragraph make a
pretty exhibition of honesty on the part Of
the editor Of the Whig. Mr.. Letter is here
distinctly told that he @will not clear ex-
penses by the operation, " no matter what
may be the evidence by which he seeks to
establish his right 10 4 seat. He may
prove that his competitor holds his seat
through the influence Of illegal votes, OF
illegality in the returns, or by any other
unfair, dishonest and unla wful means, still
it viii be Of no use-the case is prejudged
and predetermined, and he will not clear
expenses!" - @
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
Awful Incident.

Our citizens were startled on yesterday
afternoon by the painful intelligence tina,
their esteemed friend ard fellow citizen,
Judge JOAN ZlEMERMAN, and youth, ,ng }
about ID. were both buried beneath bnnk
Of sand, short distance south east Of the
city. Upon repairing TO The spot, they
found bu! too sad renlity!
II appears that the Judge had been haul.
ing sand. and proceeded TO the bank imme.
diately after dinner. The boy and himself
decerded into the pit, and whilst engaged
in digging, portion Of the bank caved
awny and fell upon them, burying them
about four feet beneath the surface.
: There was no ono present at the time ol
the occurrence, nor for several hours af:
lerwards. An individual ged in a
corndeld in tho vicinity, observing the
team standing unemployed a. the bank for
several hours, proceeded to the spot to as
certain the cause, and discovered that the
bank had caved in, and Immediately gave
the alarm. =
The Judge leaves large -family to
mourn his sudden and un,imely departure.
lie was much esteemed as an honest and
upright man, and at tho time of his death,
was ono Of the Associate Judges of this
county He was formerly citizen Of
fredric county, Maryland.-T.fn Aduer.
tiser. 55. ass 7t- S=" F.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
National Wings.

This is the the last cognomen assumed
by the anti-denocra,ic party Of this coun.
try, which has always been noted for more
names than principles. Our newly bap.
,ised opponents have not ye, found time to
issue programme, "by authority" from
Washington for the guidance Of tho faith.
ful.
1t is said that it is expected they will
swear by Fillmore's fugitive bill. /: IS
A New York friend, however, has learn
ed that the new party is about settling down
upon the following platform: ss
lst. "rhat the Asiatic Cholera is un.
constitutional. @ hl ,-a
I'd. That we are in favor Of the next
War, and opposed to the potatoe rot. s.
Sd. That we are decidedly Of the op-
pinion that white man is us good az q
niger. " s'. ~ a.ss',
4ih. That the Wing party is grea,
party--stands upon great platform, com.
posed Of the combined elements Of slavery
and ansi.slavery, Ant,.rentism and Native
Americanis.n, 'and we are bound to sue.
coed if We 60, votes enough" Ia~'r
We believe the above is ns nearly cor
rec, as i, is possible to get 4 whig platform.
If any whig thinks he can cipher out q
better ono, let him try.-Frsmont Demo.
crat. s
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18

O. That the Wing party is imbued
with spirit of hatred Of the odious Fugitive
Law, may be determined by the following
simple facts: .z....- b. = ".. ~..
President Fillmore approved the bill, By
virtue of which it became law, and de
elarss that it shall be enforced, and the
Wings approve and sustain President Fill
more.
Daniel Webster sustains and approves
this law, and the Wings sustain and ap-
prove Daniel Webster. slss-
The only Representative in Congress
from this State who voted for the law thai
has been reelected is Wing. =r.-
Are not these convincing proofs that the
wings are opposed to this law? @.
Per contra: The wings are constantly
charging this law upon the Democrats, and
what are the evidences TO support the
charge? Why, that the democrats in the
strong Democratic districts in Michigan
and Ohio, have refused to support any man
who voted for or sustained this measure
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1850-11-18
Ohio Statesman.

. Those who desire to obtain full reports
of the proceedings Of the Legislature and
Of the Constitutional Convention, both Of
which will soon be in session, together with
the current news Of the day, are directed to
the Prospectus Of the Ohio Statesman in
another column. The Statesman has long
enjoyed the reputation Of furnishing full
and correct report. Of the doings Of the Leg
islature; and a. Democratic journal it
is entitled to the confidence and support Of
the Democracy Of the State, and we hvpe i,
will receive it. -.-..