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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-19


Of common pleas 10 the eighteenth jBdieisl
Circuit, shall hereafter Be held st the SevsTsi
times herein prescribed: 10 the county OF
Williams 90 the hfst Tuesday 10 March,
and the second TnesdsT 10 September: ln
the eouaiy Of Defiance on the second Tues
day in March. tie second TUESDAY IN June,
and the third Tussdsy in September. 10
the county OF Psulding on The thiId Tues
dSJ 10 Match. and the ffsl Tueaisy in Sep
ismbeE 10 the county Of Van Wsn on Ihe
fourth Tuesday in March. Sno The hIs, Tues
day in October; In the county OF Putnsm on
the first Tuesdsy in April, the third Tuesday
in June, aud the third Tuesdsy in OclobsI:
Ia The county Of Henry on the thiId TuSsisy
10 April. and the first Monday in November.
JOHN r. MORSE.
Speaker OfGs ROHss Of RsprsssnrGtiUss.
CHARLES C. C0NVERS.
Speaker Of the Senate. p
JsnuaFI 10, 1851.
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OBITUARY..

DIED-In New Madrid, Missouri, on the 25th
Of January, 1851, of Cholera, Mr.. SAMUEL Gil
MORE, son of Nathaniel Gilmore, in the 2ed year
of his age.
The deceased was a native, and, for the largest
portion of his life. resident of Harrison county.
A few months ago he, in company with some
friends, went to New Orleans upon business. after
transacting which, he, upon his return, took sick
drd, he fell a victim to Cholera. Mr.. Gilmore is
wellknown here. and has always been highly es-
teemed for his many virtues. His antimey loss
is sdeeP'y deploreL by bis numerous friends and
relatives.
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DY virtue of a ii ia ct lev ia issued out of til.
ID Court ofCommon Pleas of Harrison county
Ohio, aud to me directed, will offer for sale il,
front of the Court House. in the town of Cadiz,
in said county. on Saturday the 22d day OF
March next. between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A
M and o'clock, ? M OF said day, the following
described real esate, to wit: A certain Lot O
ground situate in Archer township. Harrison Co.
in the State of Ohio. and lying in the south east
partUf the south west quarter OF Section three
Township eleven and Range S, contain ing forty
eight acies more or less, being tn snnle lands
now owned and occupied by Samuel Baker, tn.
ken in execution as the property ofSamuel Baker
at the suit Of p r. X. Brotherson.
Feb I9, 1851 St D HILBERT, Sheriff.
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINE
MsURANCE COMPANY

TVNhe und ersigned, ngeBt for this old nnd wei
astab lisheu institution, continues 10 Issue
Policies Of Insurance against loss or damage b,
IRE, also against the hanrsls OF marine or inland
transportation, ut the current raies OF premiam
charged by other respDnsible companies All
claims for loss, under Policies insne by ihe nm
hersigned, will bc promptly adjusted, and paid,
by the General Agent OF The Company located ni
Cincinnati. The losses pnid BY this Cumpaaj IL
the Western Country, during the las, 2s years. !.
exceed S2,A00.OOU. .s
Agem I, ca.lix. D. w.PillLLlrs.
Febmnry ~, 1861 lmO45
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mo. 81
JsnusrJ 10. 1861.


AN ACT fixing the times OF holding the courts
Of common pleas in the seventeen III judc,al elr-
cult.
SEC. |. Be il enacted by the General A.
sembly Of the State of Ohio. That the courts
OF common pleas sbsl! hereafter be held in
the several counties composing the seven:
tesnth Judicial circuit, 81 the times hereinI
alter prescribed. viz. Ia the county OF Scioto
on the second Monday In February, the fret
Thursday in May and the first Monday in
September. Ia the county OF Pike on the
fourth Thursday 10 February. the third Mon'
day 10 Msy, aud the third Monday 10 Sep.
tender. 10 the county OF Lawrence on the
second Monday in March. the fifth Thursday
in Mar, and the fourth Monday 10 Septem,
bsT. IN she county Of GaIiia on the fourth
Monday in March, the second Thursday in
June. and the tirst Monday in October. In
the county Of Jackson on the second Tuesday
10 April, the fourth Thursday in June, and
the third Monday in October.
SEC. O. That all acts and part Of acts in
consistent with this act be, ano the same
are hereby repealed.
JOHN r. MORSE,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives..
CHARLES c. C0NVERS,
Speaker Of tho Senate.
January 8, 1880. .
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Sherih''s Sale.
Petition fOr Partition.

WlIIIam Moore,
vs.. y Petition tOl Partition,
Calharinc Moore. ct. al.
DY virtue OF mn alins order Gf sale issued ont
Id OF the Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison
county. Ohio, and To me directed, l will utfer for
sale in front o the Court House, in The town Of
Cadiz, OH Saturday the 18th day OF March nexl l.,
between the, hours OF 10 O'Clock Al. M and o.
clock, z. M. OF said dpy, the following described
real esiate, to wit: Situate ia the township ut
Stock, county Of lIarrison. State Of Ohio. heing
the south west quarter or Section 25 Township
II, OF Range FIVE. in the Speubenyille Land Dis-
trict, containing 1853 acres, aud being tbs sape
tract OF lund OF which Edward, late os sNd cor a.
ty, died seized. d. hLIBER'F, Sheriff. )
February 5, 1851. 5t44
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The jury in the case Of Gen. Henderson
we re unable TO agree, and were discharged.
The proceeds Of Jenny Lind's irst concer
amounted TO $20000.
II il reported thai the steamers Aut0cra'
and Magnolia came in contact at Bayou Sara
yesterday by which the fnrmer was destroy
ed. Captain Grant, T. Ferguson and child
and Mr. Goodyear, 3rd mate aud other lives
we're LOST
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BALTIMORE MARKET-Fe 10.

Flonr Sales OF 4o0 bbls Howard Stree
Tat $4,40. ln city mile we could learn Of M
sales.
Grain is unchanged, with but limited
amount on hand.
Bacon Sales of l25. 900 lbs ofsides at 81
and so ilhds do on private ,erms, Is hhds al
|Slc, also 40,0O0 lbs Shoulders al ITO n
20 hhds do al &c, with pay for packing, saias
Of 40 hhds bulk hnms a, SIC, $4,000 ibs
shoulders al 90.
I.ard--salos Of 100 kegs No lard d, De-,
cash, and 80 bbls at Sac,
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ARREST OF A FUGITIVE.

FHTIHueTpHIa, FtO' =
man named Henry fIolIsworth was this
morning brought before U. S Commissioner
Ingtaham, Os Fugitive from Leeds, England,
charge with defrouding his employers.
This is The first case under the late inter
national treaty betweeen the United States
and England.
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CATTLE MARKET.

The offering to day were 1900 head Of
Beeves, $50 cows and calves, 500 hogs, l45O
sheep and lambs.
Beeyes have been in far demand and Tor
mer prices have been steadily maintained
400 head were driven To New York and the
balnnce sold at So 4, I per cwt.
Cows sell at 81.
Hogs are in good demand aad prices ore
slightly advancing, sales q, Q to Ga.
Sheep and Lambs --SaDes of the former nj
$50 to 81, Of the latter at $3.50 to $4,'
50
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Cincinnati. Feb. u.

Tke frs, Fugitive Slave case tried yeser-
day caused considerable excitement; bHi f.
nnly ended by hs woman expressing her
design to return with her master. The point
raised by the Attorney for the slave was,
that she was brought there by her master
and under our law entitled to her freedom.
The Indiana Constitutional Convention
Adjourned sine die. The Wuman's Right
clause was finally defeated.
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We are compelled again, to claim the tn
dulgence Of our patrons. The severe illness
of child has kept Us, for the greater part OF
the time, during the past week, fiom cur
post, Let any one Of our subscribers imag'
ias himself in our condition, and he will
readily understand why we have not been
able 10 make the Sentine! rs interesting as
we would like il to be. We hope. by next
week, to be at our post, when by extra ex'
er,on, we shall Try TO make up fol our past
delinquency.
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agents for VNrriSOss cOassasw,
Sherih''s Sale.
Solomon Smith ct. nj.
vs.. In ChauceFV.
Cn,,,,oI Rail 40 u1

SoloIuon Smith ct. nj.
Samuel Bell ct. al.
DY virtue OF n decree and alias order of sale
\ Dissued ont OF the CouIt of Common Pleas
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed. will
offer Tor sale in front OF the Court House in the
town of Cndiz, in said county. on Saturday. the
2?d day of March. A. ID. lSil between :he hours
OF 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock P. NJ, of said
day the following described real estate, to wit:
par ito Lot No. ll0to wit; Beginning at the corner
of T.Cs Vincent's aud 81 ieet fromthe Southwest
corner Of said lot No. no and running thence
with said Vincent's line S. so deg. E. II feet,
thence N. 40 deg f. f. thence N. so deg w.
] f.. to the alley at the back end OF slid lot;
thence 8. 40 deg w. #. to the place Of begin.
ming. And a lso l6 feet square in the Northeast
corner of In Lot No. 100 in said to vn, and also
the three equal undivided eighth parts Of the fol-
lowing part OF said lot No. 10 and lot No Ill
in said town. to wit: % f.. in front on Steuhen-
vile st. off the Southwest side ofsaid lot No. 10
mud IT, in front off the Northeast side Of said
lot No. II and extending hacn for euch part of
suil lot IS feet. d HILBERT, Sheriff
February IL .l450-5t3S.
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January 10, 1856

No. 8.
AN ACT prescribing the times Of holding the
court Of common pleas in the fourteenth judi
cial circuit l
SEC. /. Be IL enacted by the General As
ssmbly of the Siats Of Ohio, That the courts
OF common pleas shall be held hereafter in
the several counties in the fourteenth judi
cial circuit as follows, to- wit ln the cOun'
" ot Cuyshoga, onAhe first Tuesday 10 Jan
uaIy, the third Monday in March, third Mon.
day in June, and the second Monday in Oe.
tober; in the county ot Geauga. or the third
Monday in February, the third Monday in
May. snG the third Monday in September;
in the county of Lake, on the frsI Monday
IN April. third Monday ia July, and FIRST
Monday 10 September; in the county Of Lo
rain, on the. first Monday in February, fiat
Monday in May, aud second Monday in Mo-
vemher. -.
Sec 2. That all acts or parts o: acts in~
consistent herewith, he, and the same are
hereby repealed; provided. that the January
term for the county o: Cuyahoga, shall be
held under the restrictions provided In the
FIST section OF "nn act prescribing the times
oi holding the court of common pleas in the
fourteenth judicial circuit, and Tor other
purposes passed February 2, l845..
SEC. ;. That the provisions OF the law
now in force, with regard to the March,
June and October terms OF said court in Guy.
ahoga county, shall be continued in force,
provided that the grand jurors shall be sum.
moned TO attend at said terms, on the third
Monday thereof, instesd OF the second Mon.
day. JOHN F. MORSE.
Speaker of the House Of Representatives..
CHARLES c, CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
January II, 1851,
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COMMERCIAL NEWS.
CNGI$ Prices.

CADIz, WEDNESDAY, Feb. 5, 1851.
Timothy seed,- $3.50 Flour per bbl, - $325
Clever seed. S5a6 Flour per cwt, 81
Flax seed, ,------ "a A'Buckwheat -four, LIS
Wheatper bushel,- 60 Butter per lb., ---- l2
Corn, 80 TallOw. 8
Corn meal, -. 37a40 Feathers, 81
Oats, 80 Candles. i2
Hay per ton, ,--- $500 Dried Peaches, - l.25
Sides & Shoulders, - Dried Apples, 62
Hams, -. ----S Green Apples, 49, 25
Beef in Market 3a4 Potatoes, ---- so
Eggs per dozen, - 10 Country Soap, 80 3a4
Wool, 2Sa40 Beeswax. 25
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10 the eounly Of Ashland, on the hith dsy
of September;
ln The county Of Riehland, on the sixth
day OF September
In tie county Of Morrow. on the eleventh
day OF September
ln the county Of Knox, on the SiKteenth
day Of September
In the county Of Licking, on the nins'
teeth dsy Of September;
In The county OF Coshoeton, on the tweu.
ty.Ihird day Of September;
In the county Of Holmes. on the twenty.
9Th day Of September;
Ia the county Of Tuscsswss, on the TWEEN.
~ ninth day OF September.
In the county OF STARK, on the first day Of
October,
10 the county Of Carroll, on the louIth day
ol October;
In the county Of Columbisna, on the siIih
day oi October;
In the county OF Jefferson, on the eleventh
day Of October;
10 the county OF Harrison, on the fifteenth
day Of October;
10 the county Of Belmont, on the siE'
teenth day OF October;
10 the county Of Monroe, on the tWenu'
eth day o! October;
In the county Of Guernsey, on the twenty.
second day OF October;
10 the county Of Muskingum, on the
twenty third day OI October;
In the county Of Morgan. on tho twenty
seventh day oi October;
In the couEty Of Washington on the tWen'
W ninth day OF October;
la the county Of Meigs. on the thirty first
day Of October;
in the county Of Gallis. on the third day
Of November;
Ia the county Of Lawrence. on the ff,h
day OF November;
Ia the county OF Scioto, on the seventh
day Of November
10 the SountY Of Pike, on the tenth day Of
November
In the county Of Jackson, on the eleventh
day Of November
In the county Of Viuton, on the twelfth
day o. November:
In the county Of Athens, on the thirteenth
day OF November,
la the county Of Hooking. on the fifteenth
day Of November:
10 the county OF Perry. on the seventeenth
day Of November:
Ia the county Of Fairfield. on the nine
teenth day Of November:
In the county Of Ross, on the twenty.
second day OF November:
In the county Of Picka way, on the twen.
" fifth day OF November:
In the county Of franklin. on the twenty.
seventh day Of November
And the Court in Bank, on the fret day
OF December:
SEC. z. Should any day named herein. for
holding any supreme court. fall upon Sunday.
the said court shall commence, aud be hold,
on upon the next day.
JOHN F. MORSE.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives..
CHARLES e. CONVERS,
Speaker Of tbs Senate.
TannRrv Q0 1881
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A SECRET FOR THE PUBLIC EAR.

A SECRET FOR THE PUBLIC EAR.
The value and interest Of newspaper in
variabIy depend upon the character of its
subscribers. II they are, one and all, prompt
in making their payments, and always ready
10 comply with the terms of publication, the
paper cannot fail 10 be we'll printed, well
edited, and, consequently. toel read. "Mon
ey maks the mare CO." is homely, but
truthful adage, and makes every thing else
90 with spirit and effect including The editors
goose quill, the compostor's fingers and the
nressman's elbows. When subscribers pay
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moneys worth This inspires him with con-
. fflence-arouses his energies --awakens his
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to excel in his profession. To know that
ones services meet the appreciation of those
for whom they are rendered, is powerful
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shas they receive their just remuneration, is
the best possible state Of mind for bringing
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You NAV set il down rs fact that its editors
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January 8, 1880.
mo. 7.l

No.
<N ACT to attach the county of Fulton to the
eighteenth Judicial circuit
SEC. !. BE il enacted BY the General As.
ssmbly ofths State of Ohio, Tibet the county
OF Fulton. now in the thirteenth judicial
circuit. shall hereafter be attached TO and
form part Of the eighteenth Judicial circuit.
SEC. .. That 80 much oi the sixth section
OF the ACE passed February 28th. 1850. as
sttaches tbs county OF Fulton to the ,hiE.
tesnIh Judicial citcuit. is hereby repealed.
JOHN F. MORSE,
Spsoksr Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C, CONVERS,
Speaker Of the Senate.
January 10, 1851,
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NO. IL.
AN ACT fixing the time Of holding the courts Of
common pleas in the eighth judicial circuit.
SEC. |. Be il enacted by the General As.
Scmbly Of the State Of Ohio, That the court
Of common pleas shall be hereafter held in
the several counties Of the eighth judicial
circuit. as follows, to wit: In the county Of
Athens, on The frs, Tuesday of March, third
Tuesdss 10 May, and the first Tuesday IN
September: in the county Of Vinton, on the
third Tuesday in March, fourth Tuesday in
May, and the third Monday in September;
in the county OF Meigs. on the fourth Nom
day 10 March. ftst Monday in June. and the
fourth Monday in September; in the county
OF Washington. on the second Tuesday in
April. second Tuesday in June. and the third
Wednesday in October; iu the county Of
Morgan, on the third Monday ia April, I,
fourth Monday 10 June, aud the fourth Mon
day in October.
JOHN F. MORSE.
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
CHARLES C. CONVERS,
Speaker Of tho Senate.
January 25. 1881.
hereby certify that .he foregoing is truly
copied from certified copy of the original
roll on fle in the Secretary Of States Office.
R. X. PRICE. auditor
Of Harrison County.
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BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs.

DE w ANE OE OOUN ENF III Z >.
This medicine has attained that high character
which is necessary for all medicines To attnin to
induce counterleiIers to put forth spurious arti
Gle a. the risk Of the lives those who are inno-
Gently deceived.
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF
THE g FNVINE.
They have the written signature of c. NJ
Jackson upon the wrapper. and the nnme blown
in the bottle, Wiihout Whith they are spurious
For sale, wholesale AMI retail, at the GgRMAN
MEOIoINE STORE, No 100 Arch street, one door
below Sixth, (ate OF 278 Race sreet.) PhiIadel-
phia, and by respectable dealers throughout the
country. Also toi sale by Messrs. MCLEAN &
KNOX Cadiz.
February 10, 1850
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The CADIz REPUBLICAN FOR SALE.-By
the las, Repub lican, we observe that lis pro-
prietor, desirous OF leaving the editing and
publishing business, ddvertises il for sale.
This is one Of the best pa.roni zed and bes
furnished printing Establishments in eastern
Ohio, and would be an exec lien, investment
for any enterprising Wing printer. We are
sorry that an agreeable contemporary thinks
ofleaving US, but we hope that his successor
may be as clever fellow, md make lots o.
money, as he cannot, we'll help doing
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Seeds! Seeds!l

ID ECEIVED on consignment: and for sale few
IN bushels of new Clover and Timothy seed.
Feb 10 WM HOGG H. co,
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January 2. 1851,
mo. al

mo- q.
AN ACT fixing the times Of holding courts OF
common pleas in the thirteenth judlcrai circuit.
SEC. |. Be IL enacted BY the General de
sembty of the State of Ohio, That the courts
OF cotOIhon pleas shall hereafter be held ia
the several counties composing the thiF.
teenth Judicial circuit, % follows: 10 the
county OF Erie. on the first Monday 10 Feb.
ruary, the second Monday in May. and the
fourth Monoay 10 Septemb Der: in the county
Of Huron; on the fourth Monday Of FebTus.
ry. the first Monday in June, and ihe second
Monday in October: 10 the county OF San'
dusky, on the second Monday OF March. the
third Monday in June. and the fourth Mon.
day in October: in the county OF Wood. on
she third Monday in March, the fourth Mon,
day in June, and the frs. Monday in Novem.
ber: in the county Of Lucas, on the FIRST Fri.
day after the third Monday in March, the
first Friday after the fourth Monday 10 June,
aud the first Friday after tho fist Monday
in November: 10 the county of Ottawa. on
9he first Monday 10 May, aud the third Mon.
day in September; Provided, that 10 case the
wIits OF venira Iaeiss have been issusd in
said county OF Erie. for the February term.
1851, and made Teturnablc on any other day
than the day named n this act. for the com.
mencement OF said February term, said
wits are hereby made Teturnabls on said
last mentioned day: and all executions end
orders OF sale, re,urnabls thereto. may be
executed and returned at any time within
fifteen days after the commencement oi said
February term. 1851, and such execution
aud return shall be as valid in lsw, as u
made On or before the frat day OF the term.
SEC. 2. That all acts heretofore passed.
inconsistent with this act. be. and the same
are hereby repealed.
JOHN r. MORSE,
Speaker cfths HOuss Of Representatives.
CHARLES G. CONVERS.
Speaker Of The Senate.
January 10. 1861.
No. s.
AN ACT prescribing the time Of holding the
courts oi common pleas IN the eighteenth judi.
sial circuit.
SEC. |. Be u enacted BY tAs General A.
sembly Of tho Stuis.of Ohio. Tha. the cou't
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Jaundiee, Dyspepsia. Chronic or nervous de-
6'liiy, disease OF the Kidneys, and sll
diseases arising from disordsred Liver
or Stomach, such as Constipation. inward
Piles, fullness Of Blood 10 the Head, aeidi-
" Of the s SOmach, Nausel, Heartburn.
Disgust fr Food. fullness or weight in
the Stomach, sour erueations. sinking or
Auliering Of the pit Of the y Soln,ch. swim
ming Of the Head, hurried and difficult
Breath ng, fuIIeIing al the Heart. choking
or sutfnca,ipg sensations when in lying
posture. dinness Of vision. dots Or webs
befMe the Sight, fcSer aud dull pain in
the Head, deficiency az preseTVat "n, vel
lownesI nf the Skin and Ewes, pain in H.
SIDE, Buck. Chest. Limbs, &r sudden
fushes Of Heat, burnings in Flesh. con-
stnnt imgainings Of Evil, aud great de-
pressi"n Of Spirits.