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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1851-02-26

~ At this season Of the year no melioine Is
morc necessary Than DIR HoOaand's German Bit
lers. The great siimVlating power Of Ihese Bit
ters and their property oteradicIins ali impurities.
and renoyaIing the system, commend them highly,
and, in fact, all who would enjoy good health
should use them. The press is loud in praises OF
these bitiers, We can endorse all that has been
said in their praise, and, from personal obseHa-
tion, we know them TO be superior to the thou
sand nos,mms forced upon the public through the
medium OF advertisements. DIR. C. NJ. Jackson
in Philadelphia, prepares this medicine.
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PROTECTION FIRE AND MARINE
INSURANCE COMPANY

u Nhe und ersigned. agent for this old and well
established institution, continues to issue
Policies OF Insurance agains loss or damage by
fire, n lsn against the haznrds OF marine inland
transportation, pt the current rates OF premium
charged oy other responsible companies. All
claims for loss, under Policies insued by she un-
dersisned, viii be prompIly adjus sted, and paid,
by the General Agent o the Company located at
Cincinnati. The losses paid by this Company in
the Western Country, during the last 25 years,
exceed S2,AH0.00U.
Agent at Cadiz. B. W. PHILLIPS.
February II, 1881 lmo45
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CADlX FOUNDRY.
CO nTgEMe& ssI0YE 8

TTNilE subscriber having purchased of the late
proprictor y. NJ. Scott, his entire interest
in the Cadiz Foundry. takes pltasufe in announ-
cling TO the pubic that he has had many years
practical experience in the business, and is now
doing ali in his power to fit up and put in good
working condition the entire machinery OF the
establishment Being thus prepared, he will keeT
constantly on haad Cooking Stoves of all the
various patterns, Parlor and Egg Stoves, Fancy
Fronts, franklin Stoves aud GATES of all sizes
HOLLOW WARE.
Plow Castings of nearly every puttern, Waffle
Irons for stoves, Fencing for Graves and Fronts
Cor Houses, Plow Points. Muffin Pans, u new ,tr,
ticle, and Chimney Tops, &c.
Orders for any thing in the aboye line thank.
fully received and promptly filed on the shortest
notice. Old Metal mken in exchange tor new al
lis highest cash prices. DAVID POOL.
Jan % 1851 IL 43 .s,,r as
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DY virtue uf a Fl "a ct lev la issued out Of the
4 , Court of Common Pleas of Harrison county
Ohio, and 10 me direct ted, will offer for sale in
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 4 o'clock, 7 M Of said day, the following
described real estate, to wit: A certain Lot oI
ground situate in Archer township. Harrison CO.,
in the State of Ohio, and lying in the south east
part Of the south west quarter OF Section three
Township eleven aud Range 5, containing forty
eight acies more or less, being til same lands
now owned and occupied by Samuel Baker, ta-
ken in execution rs the properly ofSamuel Baker,
ut the suit of p r. K. Gr6therson
Feb 10, 1851 St ID HILBERT, Sheriff.
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We ale under the necussty, ihls week, O'
issuing half sheet. This, We belieye, is
the .6ts, time, since we have been connected
with The Sentinel thai circumstances have
made dis Necessary. For The iasrt weeks,
We have been. almost entirely, prevented
IVom The performance uf our nccnsI"med du-
Ties in the. flinNng uiliee, as we'll in The ca,
pacily of editor as of compos',",. Hence
ouSpuper has "gol behind" and the onl!
way IN winch VIC can hope 10 briug it up, iu-
s-Inediateiy, is TO throw ourselves moon the in
,aulgence Of our readers for the present,
e" piumising them il The futIre, that degree
,F dRigeace will be exer'ed, which will
compensate for all past seIinquepcies. Del
sgicscy lor6ids US aluding in direct terms, to
the causes Of his delinquency; but, if the
Aeader will refer 10 our obituary chronicle, ii
"a will be apparent.
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NOYTCE.

Almon Dumiing
VS.. 9
John Dunning, pa..,.1
M"nsGold DnnHing. Ae'i'io" 'oi ui'i''oi
Lucinda Jane Dnniing &
Elizabeth Ann Duunihg
n ME said defendants will TAX notice Tint Mt
A the November Term of the Court OF Com
mon Pleas of Harrison county, Ohio, to wit: on
the 4th day Of November, in the year A. d. 1850,
the said Almon Dnnning fled in said Court his
petition against them, wherein he pruys as a.
gainst them partition Of tho following premises,
lying md being In said county Of Harrison. viz
The South West quarler OF section No. 81. in
township No. 10, Of range No. a. in the Sleuben-
vile Land District ;ana that unless they appear
nt Ihe next tern Of s'id Court, ard plead. ali-
swer or dtmur thereto, the same viii be taken a I
true and confessed, and decree render d .ac.
corlingly. JEWErT & PEPPARD, 81
Jan Is, '51--6t4l1 Ah,ys tor Petitioner
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sherif,s Sale.

'''''lsS" ". @i" In chancery
James Toner, et.al. @ s
G7Y virtue Of n decIee and order OF sale issued
} out of the Court Of Common Pleas Of flar-
rison county. Ohio, and.to me direeied, Iwillof,
fer Tor sale ii font Of the Conrt House. III The town
Of Cadiz, III said comfy, on Saturday The 18th day
af March next, between the hours of 10 0'clock.
a. M. and A o'clock, r. M. of said day, the lOl-
lowing described real estate, 70 wit.
A certain lot Of ground situated in the town Of
Jefferson, III said Harrison county. IN the State Of
Ohio, md marked IN the plat of said town. and
numbered twenty-three. containing ~. front on
Main street sixty iest, nnd 10 rngth or depth enc
hundred and eighty feet. ID. HILBERT.
February 5, l55l---5H4 Sheriff.
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LIVER COMPLAINT.

Jaundice, Dyspepsis, Chronic or nervous de-
b;lhy, disease Of the Kidneys, snd all
diseases arising from a disordered Liver
or stomach, such as Constipation. inward
Piles, fullness of Blood 10 lhe Head, ncidi-
~ of the Stomach, Nausea, Heartburn,
Disgust for Food, fullness OF weight in
the Stomach, sour erucaiions, sinking or
huueriDg Ot the pit Of the Stomach, swim
ming of the Head, hurried and difficult
Breath ng, lluttering at the Heart, choking
o. sraocaIipg sensations when in lying
posture, dimness of vision, dots or webs
berme the Sight, fever aud dull pain IN
the Head, deficiency OF preservation, yel
lowness of the Skin and Ewes, pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &c suddel
ilushes of Heat, bunings in Flesh, con
stnnt imgainings Of ETl, aud great de-
v-ufpssion nf Snirits
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Sheri0's Sale.
Petition for Partition.
William Moore,

WlIIlUm Moore,
vs.. : Petition for Partition.
Caharine Moore, ct. al.
DY virtue of an alias order Ct sale issued out
- of the Court of Common Pleas Of Harrison
county, Ohio, and to me directed, will offer for
sale in front of the Court House, in the town OF
Cadiz. on Saturday the 18th day of March next,
between the hours of 10 O'clock A. M and 4 o.
clock, T. NJ OF said day, the following described
real estate, to wit: Situate in the township Of
Stock, county Of Harrison. State Of Ohio, being
the south west quarter of Section 25 Township
IL, Of Range five, in the StcubenvilIe Land Dis
trict, containing 1853 acres. and being the samo
tract Of land of which Edward, late OF said coun-
ty, died saized ID. HILBERT, Sheriff,
February S, 1851 5t44
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81 pis.A j JEASE X Ei.GlSLATURE.
4 Trenton, Feb. Is /.

A ionl resolution bus lleeD introduced IN
III the lsegssiassfe ssist snIibg he cnInptomise
aets Miillls lasg seestH u Congress and des
clssik9 IA q net duiy yol the peep.e Of the
Usasa 5slaasa % su2pyfl no man for Repres
ssiisaitye u S.pstor vho will not uphold the
h0ans snd lnleresI u The cooniry against the
taQplie e'syssi eiap'lious demag'gnes. and 90
aim po@rf ~ preserve he .E Plurihns
UauDi7 ii die SaIes now and f0revef
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CASE oH rnE WHEELING BRIDGE.

CASE OF THE WHEELING BRIDGE.
Washington, Feb 10.
Chancellor Walworth made his report to-
day 10 The Supreme Court. lie says:
IL have arrived at the conclusion and do
accordingly decide aud report thus: That
The Wheeling Suspension Bridge is an obs
strucIion of the navigation OF the Ohio by
vessels propelled by steam, which nre now
engaged in the commerce and navigation oil
that river, and by such vessels as will un-
doubtedly be engaged in such navigation and
commerce hereafter; and further decide
aud report that tEe change or alteration
which can or should be made in the conslruc-
lon Of the existing Bridge, to remove the
obstruction which now exists 10 the free nav
igaion of the river by STEAMBOATS,. is to raise
lhe suspension cables of the flooring of the
bridge in such manner as to give a level
headway of at least 800 feet inside, over a
conyenent part of the chanrel, not less than
1913 feet above the level of zero ON the
Wheeling water gauge"
his elevation is % feet above the highest
poiOt Of the present Bridge, and go feet a"
bove 4he elevation Of The Bridge at the west
ern ahutment. This will give over SO feet
headNay over the ordinary high water mark;
and rs estimated cost is $20S, GOO.
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'gcssts for Kg0rrisOn cOw1a4v.
Legal Notice.
Samuel EIealea and SARAH
Ann his wife,
Ys SPetition Tor
Jumes Boy les md John

Samuel IEealea and Sarah1
Ann his vile,
vs. Petition Tor Partition.
Jumes Boy les md John
Boyles. ct. al.
N ME said James Boylcs and John Boyles, DR..
IL fhemas Bradley and Eliza Jane his wife
Obadiah Slemmons and Eleanor Mary his wife,
and Eleanor Boy les, widow of William Royes,
lHte Of lIarrison county, deceased win take no.
ice, that Pctilon was fled against them onthe
9Th day Of fehrulry,A. d. 1881. in the Court OF
Common Pleas Tor Harrison county, Ohio, by
SAMUEL iealea and Sarah Ann his wife, and is
now pending, wherein said Samuel IIeapa and
wife demand partition OF the following real estate
pnrtut the north easi quartero section No s. in
Township No |, of Range A. in the Steubenvile
Land District: beginning for the same at Il point
the east line OF said quarter section, As poles
south Of the north east corner, thence south with
The section line 10 poles, thence west along the
section line of sud quarter 60 clio poles, thence
north $ poles, thence east 60 G-l0 poles to the
place ofbeEinning, containing 50 ucrcs. Also the
following ract parcel of land. being part of the
id north quarter of sirid section, beginning
for the same al theDorth west corner said quar-
ter, running thence east 40 poles. thence south 6
poles. thence wcsi 40 poles. thence north l6 poles
TO place Of beginning, containing acres mnre OF
less. Also, the following described pnrt OF said
hoIth east tlualHF ol saId secuon, TO VIII: OegIh-
ming for the same AT the north east corner of said
quarter section, running thence with the scrtion
line 100 poles. thence l6 poles. thence west 40
poles. thence south % poles, thence east l60
poles, thence north 45 poles to the place Of be-
ginning, containing IL acres more or less, and
that nc the nXt term Of said court. application
will made Ey the said Samuel Healea and wife
for an order that Partition may be Inpde Of suid
premises. Samuel lIealea and Sarah
Ann lleaea,. ,.wife OF said Samuel
February IL. 1851
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s5heriif's Sale.
John Simpson, ct. al.


John Simpson, ct. nj.
va, In ChanCerY.
Thomas Moody. et.al}
DY virtue of Il decree and order Of Sale issued
I out of the Court OF Common Pleas Of lurri
son county, Ohio, aud to me directed, will pher
for sale in front of the Court Bnusr. in the town
of Cadiz, in said county, on SATURDAY the
18th day Of MARCH next, between the hours o
ldo'clock, A. NJ. and O'clock, p. NJ of said day
the following described real estate. to wit: Lot
No. 3, A. 49, and "a in The town OF New Market
in said Harrison county.
d. HILBERT, Sheriff.
February :. lS5l-5t44
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LATEST FROM CALIFORNIA.

New York, Feb. lS.
The steamship Crescent City eaied from
st. JLan for Nicaragua, on the 4lh via Cha
gres, KeDsIngIon and Jamnica. She has
Two hundred nnd eighty passengers. She
Ieft ChaRres on the nh and Kingston on the
lIth. We have daes to San Francisco 10
the 10Th. -..s
The steamship New Orleans arrived at
Panama on the ID, with $500 900 in gold
dust. Size has two hundred aud ninety pas,
sengefs.
The steamship Antelope arrived at Pa
mama on the 4ih Of February, with $300,G6o
in gold dust, and one hundred aud fifty pas
senge's
The steamship Sarah Sands arrived on the
Isl Of February, wiIbTweaty.six passengers
The Unicorn WITCH left San Francisco on
the l5th Of January tor Panama, with
$500 QUO in gold dust on manifest, had nol
arrived al Panama on the 5lh.
The Crescent City brings but small a.
mount Of gold dust.
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2 s'PtaIlc' sPraNlNe 81 never, Z says Porp

PtsLic SPGAKiNs -.'l neyer,n rays PopP,
s.cuusd speak ID phblIc. And don't belieye,
iFit @as i s6t ,l,lng, could give an account
df any 5ofy u lselge lriends together
lKimsiYf cdufd ieIlaii 10 any three Of them
w.,h 4 j pleaspre When | appeared foI
,le Bi,hopoi RmdIeaer, oa iiis trial, though
,,ssl A Al Ie.. Gslrds tnFay, aud that on a
pIasA.pn4,i. thgssthpi Bishop spent his lime
~glssA l.wssaa II olaley,1 made Two q three
lAilrleEf lD,ai. ai.Aa,wiihsNnd'ng the row Of
l,idaa ,Eiscb was al | could see, we're lnosaiI
Df.psS pegpaiplsRee. s
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Sheria's Sale.
SOLOMON Smith ct. al.
vs. In Chancory.

SOLOMON Smith ct. al.
Vs. In ChnnCeTY.
Samuel Bell ct. al.
DY virtue OF decree and alias order of sale
4 1issued out of the Cont of Common Pleas q
Harrison county, Ohio, aud To me directed. will
offer for sale in front OF the Court House in the
town of Cadiz, in said county, on Saturday, the
23d day of March. A. d. 1851, between .hc hours
of 10 O'Clock A. NJ. and 4 o'clock 2. NJ, of said
day the iollo~ing described real estate, to wit
par ito Lot No. TO- to wit Beginning the corner
of L, C. Yincent's and 81 eet iromthe Southwest
corner Of said lot No ITO and running thence
with said Vincent's line S. so deg T.. IL feet
thence N. 40 deg. +. # thence N. so deg. w.
IL #. to the alley at the back end of slid lot,
thence S. 40 deg w. #. to the place of begin.
ming And lso l6 feet square in the Northeast
corner of In Lot No l20 in said to vn, and also
the three equal undivided eighth parts of the fol-
lowing par, of said lot No. 10 and lot No LII
in said town. to wit: 20 It. in front on Stcuben-
vile st. off the Southwest side ofsaid lot No. ! o
and It. in front Off the Northeast side Of said
lot No. IL and extending hacn for each part of
said lot IS feet. ID. HILBERT, Sheriff.
February II .l650-5t3S.
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Farm for sale.

III SlIE subscriber offers at Private Sale. small
Il farm, confirming ahont 81 acres ofthe best
quality OF land, 55 or 60 Of which areunder good
fence nTd in a high state Of cultivation. Said
farm is situated in Cadiz township, Harrison
COZ niy, on the Bottom Road leading from Cadiz
to lev Philadelphia, and adjoinging the Poor
House iarm.
Terms accommodating, Apply in Cadis. TIar-
ris0n county, Ohio, TO
Feb. S, 81. tf. JOHN PHILLIPS.
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seksssM n gspA.

~0n Monday last, as Two men were fording
th9. rlyer III II dear born, opposite Gnaden-
iioiten. The horse becume unmanageable in
,hs middle u lne stIeam and upset the wAg-
90 aIheame were thrown ont IL ls SAID
Ra comparatively siulluw@waier, and botl
mi9nt easily have waded out. But bo2
,Oi goods which had been previously in tie
Wagon belpg aboal 10 doal oil, one Of the
tiseIf M ai:einpiing to follow the box, got inr
q deep whIsr mud was drowned before any
assIstance could be rendered. The uufortu-
Hste individual was a pedlar, and resided
tlecasioaaiiy ai UnchSvilIe.- TnscGrauGs
.AdgSsqte. a.s
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GREAT EXCITEMENT IN BOSTON
FUGITIVE SLAVE CASE.

BosToN, Feb Is.
The United States Court Room was idker
possession ofthis nothing by large posse
Of police officers To keep during the examina
tou Of those charged with hiding III The es'
cape ofthe fugitive slave last Saturday.
The United States Marshall made his Re.
port before Commissioner Curtis, that the
slave Shadrach had escaped from his custody
The Commissioner 'hen adjourned The case
until it should appeal that the fugitive could
no, be obtained.
The crowd about The house is very great
Anegro man named Job Fog has been
arrested, charged with being concerned in
the rescue OF Shadrach.
The city is ina very excited state.
SECOND DISPATCH
ARREST OF AN EDITOR!
Mr. Wright, editor of the Commopweallh
formerly OF the Chronoype. aud Mr.. Davis a
lawyer, have been arrested accused Of aiding
ia the rescue.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKET Feb


The BalGc's adviccs have depressed thf
cotton market; sales of 100 bales of Uplunc
and Orleans nj LA to Is on time.
Flour 1000 bbIs disposed Of fnr ship
msni at $4.50; some extra al 1925; sales
&c rye -four al S3Gi Corn meal held $2,,
87l per bbl.
Grain--W Wheat is more enqaired after, snles
of $500 bushels of fair prime red al 81 ,0G
10 | l.05; small sales of rye at 72c; corn less
active; sales OF 5000 hush yell1w in store on
Broad slreet at co.; oats are in limited re-
quests at former rates.
Provisions There IL more doing IN shi'
article; sales Of shoulders, sailed at 6tc
sales new western lard in bDIs al Do shor'
time. @
Whisky--Sales OF 25 hhds 81 22c' n.
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Notice.

Notice.
Court Of Common Pleas, Hurrison county, Ohio
Jacob Palmer
VS.. Petition for Divorce.
tlnnnah Palmer.
TIME Undersigned having been appointed by
said Court Commissioner to examine mud
audit all claims against said Palmer and wife,
existing previous to the first day OF June. a. d.
lS49, hereby gives notice TO all persons having
said frst day OF June. A. d. lS49, 10 present
snid claims 10 the undersigned nj his office in Ca
dig, on OF before the first day Of April next.
s.y 1HOS. l.. JEWETT.
Ian %. ,5I-642.
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NNELLaGAN u GRIMES will receive.
lYA on this dug an entirely new and splendid
assortment OF GOODS. embracing every vtriety
Off complete Fall and Winter Stock. Theirol'l
customers, and rs many new ones as see fit. are
requested TO give hem cali. Particulars next
week. Sept. 4, 1880.
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John Parker's Estate.

|NOTICEis Is hereby given TINT the subscriber
" has been appointed md qualified as FIX
ecntoroa the estate o John Parker, late of iIai-
rison county. deceared
RANDOLPH GRAYBILL.
Feb. &c. iS5l--3t Executor.
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Boston. Feb. 10

-s .u boston, FeO. ~.
The evidence and argument against Ehzu
Wight were finished TO day, but the dcci.
sion has been reserved until 10 morrow -
Great interest is fell in the result; the re.
groes declerlng that the rescue was no con-
cerled movement.
Another negro vas arrested this morning
charged with being engaged in the rescue
Tnere is a rumor that Thompson the Ep'
gllsh Abolitionisls has been peIted with Tot
ten eggs al Springfield.
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BALTIMORE MARKET-Feb 30

Flour Sales of $50 bhls Inward street
at S4.43 per Dbl; sales Of city mills at tSt,d3a.
| Grain.--Sales Of Wheat ht former prices.
Corn is lower with sales Of yellow nj G2c;
white G3c. Ons ~ to 44c.
Whiskey- At 26c,
Bacon Sales 10000 lbs sides a, 81 10
I8ac, part cash; 30 900 lhs at Sic, with oharge
for package, and $4,000 lbs SIC; 10000 lbs
shoulders 1T 7c aud 60,000 lbs 7c, with
charge for package. sales o:20 bbls mess
pork at Sl3; sales of lO5, 900 lbs bulk sides
at former prices.
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FRFSH BEEF

FENIIE spbecrfber will haye Fresh Beef Of sri-
/ u perior quality. in Market, every Saturday
morning (at day lirht.) during the mpntho Of Feb
ruary. and from that lime forward every Tuesday
and Saturday mornings, ,i.,t4 ..,4
I Ment cnIi, Ill al times, be had either at VT.
Canhbans sIaagbtef hoase. ehe cellar of The
Subscribers dwelling. the house formerly orcupied
by Miss Beatty, ROBERT HOLMES. 4,
Caitiz, Febrndrv5. 1851 sats 1850, VA
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NEW puILADELPuIA AND DOVER
NEW YORK MARKET--NOON- Feb %

NEW AONh MA HNEi --lNOON-- Een ~
Cotton Dealors arc awaiting the steamer
news, and the market IS dull.
The -Four MARKETS firm; with sales 1906
Ibbis at Sl,75 to 81 for New Orleans; and
4,75 10 5 for Indiana and Michigan.
G ain - Wheat is quiet, with sales Of 300C
bush Ohio at 81 .0G l>2 per bnsh. Corn is
dcclI1ing; with sales 40C0 bush yellow al
65 to 66c per bush.
Provisions Pork is unchanged; sales so
bbIs mess al $l2 so per bb. Beef is quiet
with sales Of so bbIS hams ht 81. Sales 30
casks sugar cured hams, at &c per Id.
Lard il dull.
Bllter-OhO butter is firm, with sales
1870 kegs al to l0c,
Whiskev--Prces have advanced; with sales
Of 80 bbIs at 254r per gal.
Linseed oli--rhc market is quiet, with
sales 1000 gal at SEC per gal.
EVENING.
Cot,on-P Prices have declined 8 s under
the 3altic's news.
Corr is one cent lower.
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Springfield. Feb. IL.
George Thompson the English abolition.
isl is now speaking in small hall holding n
bout 200 persons, The sheriff is present
with a sufficient force TO preserve order.
LATER.
Thompson has been burnt in effigy. The
people are greatly excited, and will not all,
low him " aeciure tonight.
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TAKE NOTICE j!

N ME subscriber intending to discontinue the
IL business Of housekeeping, ,ofersnt PRlvATE
SALE, either tor onsh or on time, with approved
security, all the FURNITURE now in the; Doug
lnss House," Cadiz, Ohio. consisting Of Beds and
Bedding, Carpelings, the euiinary apparatus
nov il use, &e,, &C.. s6h alNi .sKs
s-ALso--s 49,. ~ " VI ss.s.t
Til" "Douglnss TIoussn now occupied by the
sabssribef,is OFFERED FOR RENT, pose. scion
given on the LIST dny Of APRIL or sooner, ifdesiF-
ed. This II onn Of the oldest and bcat known
stndds IN Harrison county. and nlwuys .hns. and
does now, command q large share of the custom
ofthetonhty JOHN A AMSPOKER.
4Cndiz, Feb S, Is5l--tf itsS A Ne4lei
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1851-05-24
The Drag store

or Ncssis 4 T.oyrrr is moved 70 schn-
~ sons brick hvi'dng, where thrm old Gus
toners, and the expected host Of new ones,
may find that accommodating spirit which has
heretofore characterized their house.
We would call the especial attention Of th'>
community, and those Who may visit Marshall
10 buy medicines, Ia the fact that WHEN the
"spsserinti3m Is "rIanksA down. ~ viii
deal out our d-sgs and medicines ~ low, OF
loTtt. chan can IL purchased In shreveport.
AZ '"c kays slr.nst -ye'c e.'ie's N M s'rc.
Our ,r-diriL.s arc fresh. Our stock already
lssg~, pnd heavy addition now ON the way
direct from Philadelphia.
We furthermore AK tAe favor Of you to
call and examine our Prizes before opening
new accounts for ,hls yesr, and Il We 4, N
catch you il will aluost kiIl you 10 resist the
tedbtss'cn
W. have lot. Of pretty thiags ccthing
January ~, 1851. f n99tf