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Est Cambridge.
Adjournment A Of tl.e Comveo,ioD

| III.
The Convention this morning adopted the
following preamble and resolutions. AS the
question is decided, it is too late 10 make
any Suggestions as MIR. Nash would say
AS there is some evidence that our cities are
to be again visited by the cholera, an ad-
Journment was TO be looked for, and had il
been only until next September or October,
We think there would have been much less
objection 10 il than now:
WHEREAS: II is now certain that As,a,;c
Cholera is again scourgng the citizens in
various paris of this State, aud that cases Of
the dread pestiIence have recently occurred
in this city. And Whereas. It Is both ma.
'hFai and inevitable thai members OF this
convention will in view of these facts. be
concerned for the safety and health of their
distant families, and to some extent disouali.
ned ior that calm and deliberate considera<
'loh OF the important questions which thew
are called upon 10 decide.
And Thereas, In view Of wha, has been
done, and what yet remains to be done. i, ie
the deliberate judgment Of this Convention.
that under the most favorable circumstances .
no Constitution can be perfected by the Isl,
day of next September.
Therefore, Resoloed, That when this Con.
VentIon adjourned tomorrow, it shall be 10
meet again in the city of Cincinnati, on the
first Monday IN December next.
Re5olDed, That committee of seven
members be appointed by the President OF
this Convention, 10 make the necessary ar
Engagements for the accommodation of The Con,
vention, when they shall thus meet in said
city Of Cincinnati.
The question being on the adoption Of the
first resolution,
Mr.. MITCHELL demanded The yeas md
nays, and being ordered, resulted, yeas 81,
nays 20, MS follows;
Those who voted in the affirmative. were
Messrs. Archbold, BarJee, Barnet Of Mont.
gomery, Bates, Benner, Blair, Blckensder.
fer, Brown of Athens, Brown of Carroll,
Cahill, Case Of Licking, Chambers, Claypool,
Cook, Curry, Ewari, Florence, Forbes, GRAY,
Green of Ross, Hamilton, Hard, IIarJn,
Henderson, Hawkins, Hitcheock Of Geauga.
Holt, Horton, Hunter, Johnson, Kennou,
Kirkwood, La sh, Lawrence, Loudop, Mason,
Morris, Nash, Patterson, Perkins, Peck,
Scott Of Harrison, Smith of Highland, Smith
OF Warren, Stanton, Sliwell, Swift, Taylor,
Warren, Way and Woodbury.-5l. +
Those who voted in the negative, were
Messrs. Clark, Farr, Fireslone, Graham.
Greene oi Defiance, Gregg, Groesbeck, IIoot.
man, llumporevIe, Jones, King. Leadbetter.
Mitchell, Orton, Quigley, Leemelin Riddle.
Robertson, Scott of Augaize, Srickney, Std
ger Sruble, Swan, Thompson of Shelby,
Thompson of Stark, Townshend, Vance Of
Butler, Williams and Mr.. President
80 the first resolution was agreed 10.
The question then being on The adoption
of the second resolution, i was agreed to.
The question then being on the adoption
OF the Prealnble,it wns agreed to. Statesman
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From ,he WnsLingion rn,1n
THE PRESIDENTS DEATH.
JOHN BEALL, Sec'y
Cadlz, July 6, 1850

THE PRESIDENTS DEATH.
Tuesday night, IS minutes past 10 o'clock
The President Of the United States has
just brealhed his last The chamber in
which he died is filed with an anxious and
sympalhiziLg crowd How often shall we
have to exclaim, n the memorable words Of
Edmund Burke, "What shadows we are. and
what shadows we putsuem In lille more
than nine years two Presidents Of lbe United
States have been hurried away, covered as
they were with all the honors which their
country could besow upon them. Scarce a
twelvemonih ago, the lamenled predecessor
Of General Taylor was taken from US. But
ar. Polk's Office had expired, and his work
was DONE In less than four months, two Of
the distinguished sons of South Carolina, and
Senators Of The United Slales, Lave breathed
their last; and scarcely had lIieir country
ceased 10 weep over their graves, before the
President oG the United States dcscends to
the tomb, amid The sympathies Of his aston>
ished countrymen.
This melancholy event will fall like o
thunder clap upon the people. 1t is an event
full OF the saddest interests calculated to
-asloaish and sturlle whole nation, and TO
touch every hearl in it. |; is destined to
produce consequences 10 the county which
no mortal man has sufficient sagacily to un,
roll tf L 81 th
10 this grave and awful moment, The heart
is full Of the proioundest symparhes and re-
igrets. But we have no time 10 pour them
forth at this moment. A thousand other
pens will hereafter dojusiice 10 the usrious
deceased. We bury IN his honored tomb
everyunkind or unworthy feeling which we
might have entertained. General Taylor
rises before us in all the glory of the IIero,
in all The majesty Of the Patriot, whose name
is associated with some of the most brilliant
achievements In our annals, who has carried
the fame Of his country to the remotest na>
aiOns, and whose reputation will neversde,
abe name Of the Hero Of Palo Alto and
Buena Vista will live as long as the name of
the nation whose standard he so often bore
to toyicioryapd to glory. These deeds are in.
dellibly written on The tablet of nations
gruiilude.
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LMPORTANTTO FARMERS
and Horse De0Ee,

VIE subscriber informs the public tha. he Ia
>! now stopping AZ the "Naiional IIouse.n On
"N, for the purpose Of treating the yarious ali.
eases OF Horses, He pledges himself q cure
RING1noNE, SPAWN, SPLINTER AND cuap.cAItops.
without leaving any scar lie also cnrea Hoop.
S0oNp no. una shouLpER.IaM without nervipg. Also.
w EAK FYEs. OF all kinds, PoLL-RviL and Ftsrgr I,
at all stages Of these diseases.
hose who have diseased horses had betsa,
aENil themselves OF the present opportunity 81
TEEMs-lf you bring your horse to me. ana
leave him, my chage is five dollars. "a ayahle
when the horre gets well. | will sell he medi.
cine that will perform the same cure for thTse
dollars, to be applied BY the purchaser. II she
medicine does not perform cure will refund
the money.
Persons wishing il, cnn sec horses at esinbIs
Of ur MoCue, urder my treatment, which are
doing well. M. r. CR0Nu
caddiz, iu. 26. 1850. Veterinary Surgeon.
n D. Persons instructed IL the vett;nars Pro.
iJse'on on reasonable Terms N. G. CRONK.
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LEGAL kOlilE- SALE oFIANI1

ME undersigned guardian OF James McCau-
Il ley hereby gives notice that in pursuance Z 4
an order from The Cour of Common lPleas os
Harrison comfy, Ohio, to him directed for rEaf
purpose, he will, on SATURDAY.. the 20lh dav M
july nexi. offer for sale al the premises n Monroe.
township IN said county The following real esta,e
OF Tue SAID James Mccauley to wit: The ems.
hall Of thc north east quarter of section seven.
oftownship fourteen. OF range seven in the S,en,
benville Land District, containing about so acres
and at the same time and place. the dover m.
tGFesi OF Margaret McCauley in said prefnises vii
also be offered for sale.
June IL, ls5O-5t THo5. L. JEwETT.
Gnardian
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WASHINGTON, July 10.
The Rev Mr., Butler, Chaplain Of The
Senate; delivered a most solemn and appro'
mlHe prayer in the House The Hall was
filled with SAD and anxious iaces.
Alter an interval Of five minutes, the Speak
e! took the chair.
A Message was then received from Hon
Mlard Fillmore, President Of the Senate
which was as follows:
"WAsuNGToN, July 10, 1850.
t"Fellom Caisens Of the Senate and House
Of Representatives.:
81 have to perform the melancholy duty
OF announcing TO you that il has pleased AL
mighty God 10 remove from this life ZACnA.
RY TAYLOR, late President of the u. States
lie died last evening at the hour of l0a. in
The midst Of his family, and surrounded by
Iofaclonate friends, calmly and in full pos
session of all bis faculties. Among his Iqsi
words we're these, which he uttered with EN-
'phoIic distirclhess: Ihare dl,eays done mn
duty; am ready TO die Ny only regret is
for the friends | leape behind me- Having
announced 10 you, fellow citizens, this most
aftllctlng ,,an1 assuring you that
!, has penetrated no heart with deeper gref
Than mine, it remains for me to sny That !
Propose this day in the Hall Of The llonse of
Representatives, in The presence OF both
Houses Of Congress, TO take the oath pres
cribed By .he Constitution; TO enable, me to
enter on The execution Of the duties of the
ofif U,bi inh al IA. 4 I'm
MlLLARD fillmore"
Mr.. Morse, in obedience to the suggestion
contained in the above, moved that the House
take recess I'LL l2 O'Clock, at which lime
the House will be in readiness to receive the
Senate and President, whoswi then take The
oath Of office.
Mr.. Winthrop said II seemed TO him That
the President having expressed his purpose
to be here at IL O'Clock, il would hardly be
mole than respectful TO send a message by a
Committee, informing him thal lie House is
ready 10 receive him.
Mr.. Morse accepted the modification.
Mr.. Winthrop moved the appointment Of a
Committee Of three to CO o?cratc with such
as may be appointed by The Senate. Agreed
10.
Mcssrs. Winthrop, Morse and Mooreland
were appointed the Committee.
Recess I'LL l2 o'clock.
Tie House was called 10 order at IL o.
clock. A message was received from the
Senate, that they had appointed a COMMITTEES
TO wait on the President.
On motion Of Mr.. Ashmun, as the House
had previously passed similar resolution, il
was laid on the table. @
Judge Cranch came into the House, ac-
companied by Morse, aud took seat at the
Clerks desk. ia sl3f'
In few minutes the Senators entered -
The members Of the House received Them
The Senatrrs we're seated id the
area fronting the Speakers char.
Every part Of the House was crowded.
The President Of the United States and
Cabinet next came in, and were received
l
Mr.. Fillmore took seat at the Clerks
desk, and the Cabinet Immediately in front
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Threshing Machines!

FENIIE Subscriber having commenced the Ma
IL chine business in tie town Of Jefferson Har-
rison county, Ohio, would inform the public. that
he is fully prepared TO I'LL all orders in his line of
business, either making or repairing, at the short
est notice, and in the best possible manner, at
greatly reduced prices Those wishing to pur
chase, or to have old work repaired, will fnJ il
to their advantage to call aud examine WORK, and
ascertain prices. SIMON BR. CKER.
LII, II lRhn--2t -
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huing time had arrived TO communicate il 10
The family Of Prof Webster. This melan.
ehoHy task was discharged By DR.. Putnam
win all the tenderness thst could avail 10
break The shock. Mrs Webster, We under.
stand, received the communication with
hrmness; she had probably long bad misgiv.
ms OF The truth; but the daughters we're over
whslmed by the affective tidugs.
The IranScript says thai a reconciliation
has iaken place between Liule6eld and the
prisoner, and that mutual wish for an in
terVIew has been expressed, which the sher-
ff has consented 10 grant.
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n d TIL 4;El

IA ART. MILLIGAN & KENNETH. or
STEWART & BENNETT, will Gnd their notes
and accounts in the hands offs. B. SHoTwELI, for
collection, after the Goth OF this month. who will
collect the same according TO law without respect
10 persons, .. J. STEW ART.
Cadiz. June II. 1850
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words we're: 81 AN Dot afrsil to die; huv,
done my dulyi my only regret is leaving
/ those who are dear 10 me
In all inns wide land there is not hear
which hOnors the nobIesI sttribuies Of Ou
nature truth, bravery. humanity, patriotism
--rilat win not rhrob with pain aud grief g
this national bereavement
"IIe was noble genlleinans
The general voice blIeE
Sounds him ior courtesy, behavior, truth,
And every fair demeanor an'example.
Titles OF honor add not TO his fame.
AVbo was himselfnn honor to the ,itle.n
A sBAsoNAsLR ARrrcLE.-to adopt ii,
appropriate language of valuable exchange
"ouR PATRONS must not permit the warn
weather to ntcrfare with settling their little
accounts for subscription, advertising, &c
Warm weather is a cap taI excuse for not 90
ing sleighng, OF filling az. ice house; bu
none in the world that we ean see 10 with
hold the supplies from newspaper lublish
ers." How many Of our delinquents can re.
sist this delicate hiots We will open 'tal,
paper" and count
------------------------- .t.
Chaser. -WM, BARhrrr, Esq has ,aker
the "Mansion House" Hotel, lately kept BY
Mr.. Q. Slemmons. Mr.. Barrett possesse.
the qualifications for first rate hotel keeper
and we have no doubt his friends will fnd
him accommodating and .desffons to render
them comfortable during their stay with him
O<7- Brooklyn, New York, has, as well as
Philadelphia, been the scene Of disastrous
fire. Property to The value of 81 100000
was destroyed, and many persons dangerous
ly injured IN endeavors to subdue Il.
Our columns are almost entirely occupied
with the great events that have trsnspired
during tile last ten days.
LATEST FROM WASHINGTON,
1t is stated that Mr.. Webster has been
offered the State Department, and that Mr..
Clay strongly urges his acceptance.
Waddy Thompson is spoken OF for .he War
Department.
Mr.. Evans of Maine for the Treasury.
Mr. Hopkins Of Alabama for Attorney
General:
Mr. CoIlamer, it is said, will remain in the
Post Office Department.
Senator Bell Of Louisiana, is lying dan,
gerously i'll.
The body of the President will remain here
until next week, when il will be conveyed to
Baton Rouge.
IT no vote is Obtained upon The Compromise
Bill until that period, it will be postponed
until a(rer The Committee returns, some time
in August.
Mrs. Taylor and family will vacate the
White House Immediately. They viii re-
side with Senator Davis, OF Mississippi, tor a
few weeks, or go vita Col Taylor 10 Bnl.
more.
Mr.. FiIlmore's family will not come in
ln'll after the bathing season.
1t is reported that he contemplates spend.
ng The warm months Al the sea side himself.
II is said that Mrs. Taylor has been seized
with Illness, and that she Is inconsolabe for
he loss of her husband
A Committee of ladies have presented
themselves al the White IIause 10 condole
with the unfortunates.
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From the National lntolligencer


Weep, fellow-cit,zens! The hand OF Denli
has stricken down great and good man
ZAcHARR TAYLOR, our honored and beloved
PFeEldeniis no more! A malignant and rap
ID disease has swept him from among The
fsing No longer ago than Thursday last,
no was apparently in the full enjoyment Of
health and strength, participating in the pa.
trOsic ceremonies Of our nations birthday,
and now ne ls numbered with the dead! He
expired last night, AZ half-pasi 10 o'clock,
surrounded By his afflicted family. He died
with the comPoSure which conscious virtue,
'fortitude, and confidence in the goodness Of
God can alone impuri. His last ineligible
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IMPORTANT FROM sANTA FE.

ST. Louis. July IT.
We have news from Santa Fe ill June 10.
There is no doubt that State Goycrn
menl mas been osganized before this time.
The election for State officers took place
on the Goth uIt. ..'....
lAclt. Mason was drowned on the 22d
MAY, in The Rio Gaande.
The Utah Indians forfeited the child of
Mrs. White, which is now in the hands of
Apache Indians. a F.I
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" lCE IS hereby given to all persons inter
issued by William Arnold, Justice ofthe Peoo,
o. Cadiztownship, Harrison county, Ohio. agains,
the goods, chattels. rights and credits. monev !
1nd effects Of DR.. j. s. Rose, a non resident ~
Ihis county STUART & WilIInWs u
June 20, ISjo.-at
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MOTT Els hereby given, to all pergon, ir,er
Y estetl. tha. writ Of attachment vas ,b;s a.
issued by William Arnold Justice of lie PeacyS
Of Cadiz township. Harrison county. OHIO. o.ara;ns,
the, soods, ciiattels. rights and credits. monsy.
ana effects of DR.. $. Tousey. a non resident u
the county STUARF & WiIfIs uS, o.
June 90, I850-4t ~ 4
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Estate Of Jacob NoFtsNcy e1ec,.1

n Office is hereby given til at the subseriser.
/ Y residing in Jefferson, Harrison county. o /.
mas been appointed and duly qualified executor
Of me estate Of Jacob Noftslrer, decd.
July s, lSoU.--4t. JOHN CRT1RER
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LEGAL NOTICE.


John McIHnlock,
VS.. atHM ~ fO
Elanor McClintock. Ahon""0oiy'
ct. al.
ETNHE said james McClintock and William
i McClintock will lake notice, that the said
John MoC lintock has this day fled billin ohar-
eeTJ in the Court OF Common Pleas OF Harrison
county. Ohio, Rgainst them and Eleaner Mcclin.
tOck Margaret McCIintock and Eliza McC Clintock,
the object and prayer Of which is to compel The
Iaid Margart McClinoek, Eliza McClintock and
James McClintock 10 convey to your complainant
the ono equal aixtllpnr ofile following premises
situate in said Harrison county, 10 vii The north
west quarter Of Section 30, Township I, Range
5, in the Steubcnyilc Lnnd District, containing
l79 acres more or lessi also, The west half tho
south east quarter Of Section 30, Township II j
and Range S, in the Slenbenville Land District a
and also, the east half OF he south west punnerI
of Section 80, Township II Range 5. IN the Sieu-
benville Land District and Hid bill contains a
player for such other and further relief ne equity
and good conscience may require.
JEWETF & PEPPARD,
July 10, l850-Ct Soils. for Complainant
E
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ROAD NOTgCE

n Office is hereby given that there will be 4
/ petition presented 10 the Trustees Of Wash
llstoh township, Harrison county, on the .Oth
day OF August 1850. inr the establishment or !, 4
Township road, beginning al the house Of VIM
heldwin, and running thence on or as near 10 ,,s
possible the old road to intcrsect the public road
leading from Btowusvie to Tippecanor, at et
nea' the barn of John Caldwell
July 3, I650-4t nd
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CADIZ. OHIO:

tbs Law OF NEwsPAFERs.--l Subscribers who
do not give express notice 10 the eontrarJ. are
considered as wishing to continue their subscnp-
tiOns. 4.tH f
2. II subscribers order the disooninuanoe OF
their papers, the publisher may continue tosend
them until all arreamges ure paid.
3. II subscribers neglect or refuse to take their
papers from the office TO which they are directed
they are held responsible till they havesetled their
bill and ordered ihe paper discontinued.
4. II subscribers remove to other places with
out informing the publishers, and the paper Issent
10 the former direction. they are held responsible
S. The Courts have decided that refusing 20
lake paper from the office. or removing end leav-
ing il uncalled or is 'prima lacie'' evidence OF
intentional fraud.
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NJ oIlCE ishereby given to all persons interest
Issued by Andrew Lynch. a Justice Of the Peace 3,
German township, Harrison county Ohio, again,r
the goods, chatels, rights and credits. moners
and effects of r. f. Hibbnrd g. CO., Nonresident.
Of he county. STUART& WILLIAMS
June 2e, i950-4t
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n oIlCE is hereby given to all persons. inter.
l ested, that writ of attachment was thia
day issued by William Araold, a Justice Of ,hr
Peace of Cadiz township, Harrison county, Ohio,
against tie goods, chattels, rights and credits,
money sand effects Of DR.. GordonJ. Leeds. u noH
resident of the county.
STUART & WILLIAMS,
Jttue % fa5od
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TERMs BY TnE QUARTER.

~, ,.. : r =. = = 71'EV'I"FUtHgl sHUH rs tnkfng nIl
done n the shortest notice.
AS any body ever seen,
And cut your hair and oil il ton
ana scratch until you'll say twill do.
ana II you don't believe, o come ma trv
And sec il do toll a lie. -
! can't be beat do decla c
~ shaving neat and cutting hair;
And il at first shave with ease.
10 ou iilph h can come whenever you plrase,
: FOR know my hand is old and tried
Ana 4, never known to slip OF slide,
My Razors are all cut and driel
ANA never known TO tear the hide
,'ndiz, July 10. 1850. LOT wIfTfa
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The horse used by General Taylor ia the
iIi late war. a1U
Family and relatives Of ihv late President.
The President Of The United States aud the
heads Of Departments.
The Sergeant at. Arms Of the Senate.
Tie Senate Of the United States, preceded
by their President pro ttmpore and Secretary.
The Sergeant. at.krms Of the House Of Rep
Tesenintives.
The House Of Representatives, preceded by
their Speaker and Clcrk.
The Chief Justice and Associate Justices Of
the Supreme Court ofthe United States
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The EAST CAMBRIDGE LETTER
Webster, in bis confession which we pub.
lisbed on Monday, says he wrote but one of
tie three anonymous letters that we're produ,
cod al his trial, and that wa tho one mailed
at East Cambridge. The following is copy
Iof the letter:
Directed 10 Mr. Turkey. Boslon.l
Dr.. Parkman was took on Bord the shiT
herenlam and that is al dare TO say o. sha
he killd
Est Cambridge.
One of the men give me
his watch, but was feared 10 keep il thrOwt
II IN the water right side the road TO The
long bridge 10 Boston,
This letter was written on piece of nice
glazed paper, but very dirty, The envelope
IS composed OF what is said TO be filterins
paper, sometimes used by chemists.
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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 tho cheapes
April, 3, 1850.
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SHAVING! SHAVING

" " something stlange, that LOT WILLIS
- G',ht De bent shaving; and he mcst re-
Speciality informs the citizens of Cadiz and y,c;n.
w. TINT ne still occupies his old stand directly
opposite kiLaoRE's Store. 'Tisalso strange. that
he can't be beat Al cutting hair, blacKing boofs
ana in faet every thing in his line of business
All he asks is a fair trial.