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The Democratic sentinel and Harrison County farmer. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1851-1852, 1851-08-13
Late and Important from Cuba.

New York, Aug. 7.
The U. S. mail ship Georgia arrived this
morning at 3 O'Clock from Chagres on the
9th ut, with $50 passengers, 15O for New
Orleans and 200 for New York. She also
brings so from New Orleans and 80 from
Havana, making in all 430 passengers. The
Georgia sailed from Havana on the evening
of the Cd inst Thesteamer Falcon, for Chag-
res, and Cherokee, for New Orleans, sailed
the same day. Great excitement in Havana
at the time the Georgia sailed, owing to the
news of meetings being held by the citizens
OF New Orleans in favor of liberty and indie
pendence.
The Government received some important
news the night the Georgia arrived, which
resulted in sailing of all the fleet of war YES
sels IN Port, with the exception of the steam
er Pizarro. This was effected in the most
quiet manner possible. On the night of the
lst inst, it was rumored that armed forces
were gathering on the Florida reefs, and
that part of the fleet had been despatched
In that quarter. Expresses were arriving
every hour from the interior, but the offici
ais kept everything so quiet that it was i'm
possible to learn the particulars of events
The Government paper had been printed
two days, and is said to have contained some
exciting news from the interior, but its issue
was prohibited until after the departure of
the American steamers Several executions
had taken place, and but for the refusal of
some regiments to fire on the condemned
there would have been many more. Pardon
has been promised to all inSurrectionistS
who would lay down their arms, with the
of the leaders, who are to be exc
cuted or transported to Spain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Sherif's Sale.

John zott & Wife,
! Petition for Pa rtition
Solomon DeIong. Sr., etalS
Ply VIRTUE of an order of sale, issued
A-D out of the Court of Common Pleas, Of
Harrison county, Ohio, and to me directed
| will offerfor sale in front of the Court House,
in the town of Cadiz, in said County, on
Saturday the 23d dag Of august meet, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and A
o'clock, P. NJ, of said day, the following de-
scrbed Real Estate, to wit:
The north half of the west half of the south
west quarter of Section Five, (5) in Town
ship Thirteen, (13) of Range Seven, (7) in
the Steubenville Land District, containing
Forty 40) Acres more or less.
jy23-ts d. HILBERT, Sheriff
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Kentucky Election.

7 LUuIsVIIIe, August z.
In sixteen counties Powell has a net paiy
| of 2,200 votes over that cast for Crittender
In 1843, who then had a majority of 8, SOC
in these counties. Thompson, Wing, foi
Lieut. Governor, was ahead of Dickson and
Wicklfff. The vote for the Democratic can
didate for this Office falls far behind that Of
lPowelPs.
The following Congressman are elected
Boyd, Democratic, in the 1st district; GRAY,
Independent Wing, in the Cd Ewing, Whig,
in the Sd; Ward, whig, in the 4th; Hoyt,
Democrat, probably, in the 5th; White,
whig, tprobably, in the 9th; Marshall, whig,
In the 18th; Breckenridge, democrat, in the
Bth; Mason, Democrat, in the 9th; and Stan
ton, Democrat, in the 10th.
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Arrival Of the Steamship Europa.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
~ New York. Aug. A.
The Steamer Europa arrived at Halifax al
8 o'clock this moniug, with dates from Liv
erpool TO the goth ult, being days latel
than the Atlatic She brings eighty passen.
gers
While off Halifax the Europa ran into the
fishing schooner Florence, and sunk her i'm
mediately. The crew IA in number were
saved, with the exception of one drowned
The steamer City of Manchester, of the
Philadelphia packet line, sailed from Liver
pool on the Goth ult., for Philadelphia with
IT'S passengers.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Liverpool, July 26.
Breadstuffs exhibited slight Improvement
since the sailing of the Atlantic. Baltimore
flour is selling at 20s6d@21s3d.
Bacon-Prces have advanced Is per
cwt.
Grocerics-Coffee, tea, and sugar are dull,
and prices are tending downward.
Consols have advanced / since the sailing
of the Atlantic.
Trade in the manufacturing districts is
better.
France is tranquil. The ministry had ten
dered their designations, but the President,
refused to accept them.
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Pittsburgh Market---Aug. II.

Sales of Flour from wharf $3, ,25@3, ,28C
from store by the dray load at $3, 3703, "A
for common; Ss3, ,5o@3, So for extra.
Cream Cheese is selling at 6@64 extra
cream is selling at 6f@7c.
Coffee is selling at 9I@104; Sugar 68@
81 in hhds; Molasses 36t@374.
Sales of Dried Peaches at 81 1901, AS
Dried Apples 10000.
No. 8 Mackerel $7,25@7,75.
Sales Of Feathers at 33@35c.
Wheat is selling at 65@68c dR bush; Rye
45@50c; Corn 34@35; Oats 25@28c
Bacon.-Hams 84@9c; Shoulders 7075
Sides 8@84; Sugar Cured Hams lo9@t!c
Wool.--Sales Of common to three-fourth
blood at 28@31; one-half to full blood 2G
@4oc fR fb.
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New York Market---Aug. II

Flour is steady, with sales at s4.O6 fcs
straight western; 81, ,12 for State; and from
s4,3l to 4,44 for fancy Ohio. Rye Flour
is scarce at 1887. Corn Meal steady.
A sale Of $500 bushels of Michigan Wheat
at 81. Com is advanced, with sales Of mix
ed at 575c.
Provisions are dull; mess pork S14,87@
1890; prime sic, 87@13,OO.
Coffee is selling at 81 to SC % fb.
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Allegheny Cattle Market--Aug. II.

Cattle.-The market was pretty well sup
piled yesterday with Beeves, and buyers bic
freely; the whole number offered was dis
posed of at fair prices.
The offerings were: Beeves 500 head
Sheep 100 head Lambs so head; Cow.
and Calves 25 to 80 head; Hogs none
Beeves.-The market was well attended
yesterday by both buyers and sellers the
whole number offered 500 head) was dis.
posed ofprincipaLy, to city butchers, at gross
Fl to 34c., equal to net 81, 6 to Gle; prices
were shade higher than on the previous
market day.
Sheep and Lambs-The whole offerings
did not exceed $50 head, all told the whole
disposed of at $l,70 to $500 B head.
Cows and Calves.-The prices varied at
from $18 to $25; all sold.
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INFORMATION WANTED, ,

TNF ELIZABETH HAGEY Of German town.
~ ship, Harrison County, Ohio, who left her
home some two years ago, and has not since been
heard from. she is supposed to be in Washing
ton county, Pa If she is alive, her parents are
extremely ANXIOUS that she should come home,
as they intend moving to the West, shortly. Any
information respecting her will be thankfully re-
ceived by ABRAHAM HAGEY,
Editors in Washington county, Pa :, and also
IN Pittsburgh, will confer favor by noticing the
above. ang133t*
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Alabama Elections.
Philadelphia, AUG.

Phlladelphia, Aug. 7.
We have dispatches from Alabama an
nouncing the election of six out of seven
Union candidates, for Congress. Benz. G.
Shields, Union candidate is elected by a
large majority.
In the 9th Congressional district in this
State, Houston the Union candidate has a
majority over Hubbard, the Secessionist, OF
692. There are some small counties yet to
hear from, but the returns yet to come IN
will not alter the results. The Union ticket
is elected in every county heard from.
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Burning Of a Steamer.

New York, Aug. 7.
The steamer Trojan was burned this NOR
ming at her dock on North river, and two
hands, Patrick Dugal, and JAS. McNulty,
were burned to death. The body of a third,
supposed also to be one Of the hands has
been found
Margaret Garretty has been arrested in
Brooklyn for the murder of Edwin Drumin
at Newark on Monday last.
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steubenville Market--,Aug. Ii.

Flour is selling at $2,879@3 y Dbl b,
the wagon load.
Wheat is selling at 64c S9 bush.
Oats 25c 99 bushel.
N. o. Molasses sells at SIZE; S. House
45@49c.
Sugar is selling at in hhds; "A in bbls
Sales Of Coffee at lo4c SR ib in bags.
Tea is selling at 40@76 9 fb.
Six twist Tobacco is selling at l4c; FIVE
plug 25@35c.
Window Glass.--8x10 at $3,5504; 10
by IL at 4@4, so; J0x14 at IS; 24x30 at
Bio SR box; intermediate sizes at correspon-
ling rates.
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New Orleans Annn,c

The steamer Cherokee, from Havannah,
brings private letters, which state that an at
tempted insurrection has been efIectually
put down. Many of the insurgents had been
taken and shot.
The ship Jos. Badger, hence for Liverpool,
laden with $500 bales of cotton, was burned
last night at the South west Pass.
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Hogge,
vs. In Chancery
ohm Norris and Robert
Norris, ct al.
pY VIRTUE of a decree and order of sale,
Id 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
!he town of Cadlz, in said County, on SATUR.
DAY, the THIRTEENTH of SEPTEMBER
next, 1851, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, A.
M. and o'clock, p NJ. of said day the follow
ing described REAL ESTATE, to wit: Part oil
the northeast quarter of Section twenty -four,
ownshiP eleven of Range seven, in the Steuhen-
VILE Land District, beginning for boundary at
the northwest corner of sard northeast quarter
Section, and running thence south, with the west
line Of said quarter Section, sixty seven poles to
stake; thence south eighty nine degrees and
twenty-five minutes, east one hundred and four
teen poles TO stake; thence north sixty-seven
poles to white oak two feet in diameter: thence
west, with the north line of said quarter Section,
to the place Of beginning.
D HILBERT,
augl3tm Sheriff of HARRISON County.
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NOTICE TO CONTRIBUTORS.
'Steubenville & Indiana Railroad.

DROPOSALS will be received at the Office o.
Il the StcubenvilIe and Indiana Rair9ad Com.
pany, in Steubcnvlla, until the first day of Octo.
her next, for the Grading and Masonry OF the lei
Division of the Road, extending from SteubenmllC
to the Connoton Valley; and also Tor the con-
srnctit n of the entire Rond between Steubcnville
ana C"shocton; and also distinct proposals fol
tho construction of that portion Of The Road
extending from Coshocton to Newark
The entire length Of this line isabout 10 miles
and il contains work oi all descriptions in great
variety, somo Of which is quite heavy.
Proposals will he received for the grading and
masonry of the first division entire, or in sections
"l about II lie each, the Company rescrving the
privilege to make such { position of the whole
work, ms may appear moct conducive to its inter-
ests.
Plans. Proflcs, and Specifications can to seen
at the office of the Company after the 18th day Of
September, and further information my be obtain.
cd on application TO J Blickensderfer. Jr., Chici
Engineer, or TO the undersgnede
iy2JU d. KILGORE, President
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JUDSON ACADEMY.

AC JeHerson, Harrison county, O
" NlE FALL AND WINTER SESSION q
! IL this Institution will open
Monday, August as, 1851.
1t consists of two terms Of Ii weeks each, Ii
is open to both Sexes. Any one Of good moral
Character. whose object is to improve his or her
mind and heart, will be admitted without Iimito-
ton ofage or orattainments. | is only expected
ol each Pupil, upon joining the School. to enter
upon those studies for which he or she is prepar-
ed by previous attainments And those who do
not design pursuing n regular course may select
snth branches taught rs are judged most advan.
tageous. Students will not be KEPT separated
by the arbitrary division OF years, bot will be ar
ranged in classes as may best promote their in
dividual good.
And yet tits the inteation ofthe Board of Di
rectors to afford systematic course of instruc
ton, III the Mathematics, in the Physical Intei-
lectual, and Moral Sciences and in English and
Classical Literature generally.
10 this end competent and faithful Teachers
will be sought, selected, and employed, ,-cona
ned to few branches OF study and directed to
make the pupil as thorough as possible
;. 1he Board ore happy to announce to the pub
lic that
Rev. Emanuel II. Scarf, A. NJ.
will continue the Principal of the Institution.
whose iabors us such during the past year gave
such universal satisfaction. And also. that
MISS CLARsISSA r.. SEYMOUR.
Graduate of Auburn, N. Y Female Seminary.
will serve us Principal Teacher in the Female
Department
BOARDING inrespectuble Families ean be OBJ.
tanned in the Village and vicinity at ,25 per
week.
TUITION from $500 to SC,CO per term oil
ELEVEN Weeks.
G. SEYMOUR, Secretary.
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Indiana Election.

ndianapolls, august 6.
The following Congressman are elected
Ninth District, Fitch, Democrat, by about
200 majority; Davis, Democrat, Seventh
District, 1876 majority; Hendricks, Demo
crat, Fifth District, over 1000 of a majority
Durham, Democrat, Second District, 500
majority; Parker, Wing, Fourth District,
700 majority; Mace, Democrat, Eighth Dis
trict, by a small majority The First, Sixth
and Tenth Districts are not heard from.
The Legislature is decidedly Democratic.
The details cannot be oiyen with certaint,
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N(yTICE.

or Those indebted 10 the "CADIZ SENTI
MEL" for Volumes I6 aud IL, will settle theii
lccounts With either Of the present editors OF the
Sentinel, or Mr.. NJ, NJ. D0rlleson. and NONE
OTHER. TIiOS. L JEWETT,
apJO-tf Trustee.
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Agents for the Sentinel & FarmeI

The following named gentlemen are ou
authorized agents to receive advertisements
subscriptions or Job Work. All contract
made with will be strictly fulfilled by us:
Philadelphia-V B. Palmer, E. W. Carr
G. Pierce.
Boston-V. B. Palmer
New York-V. B. Palmer
Wheeling-D. Maclane, Esq,
Freeport-Joseph Allen.
Mooreield-A. Jul. Schneider.
Westchester-Wm. Fleming
Franklin-Dr. E. Conaway.
Rumley-Jacob GutshalI
Short Creek-Asa Holmes.
Stock-James Hoagland ..
Athens-Dr. Thomas Findley.
Green-David McConkey.
German-John Brown.
North-A. F, Croskey
Monroe-Paul S. Ridgeway.
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New York A,

N0W IUh, AUBUsI o.
1t Is rumored that 800 men sailed from
Staten Island in the Clipper Brig, for Cuba
others contradict the report, but it is certain
that 500 are fully fitted, and are only wait
ing advices BY the Georgia.
The steamers Connecticutand Commodore
bound for New York, came in collision in the
Sound last night in the fog. We have nc
particulars of the accident
The steamer Atlantic sailed to-day with
65 passengers, including Benedict and Bel
lett, of the Jenny Lind Troupe.
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ES SBelow viii be found all the cleo
ton returns We have been able to collect
up to the tims of our going to press. twill
be seen that the Democrats have been doing
their duty. We shall, ifpossible, give The
full returns ncxt week
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W. CRs4BB'S
NJ EkCHANT TAILORING
A N u Z U THING STORE

MAIN STREET, CADIZ. O..
! Dtrectty opposite Ms Public Baildings
VIE subscriber calls the attention Of his
4 lrIends and thcpubhe, TO his large and we'll
seIected stock of FASHIONABLE READY
MADE SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING.
Wn,ch Tor variety Of style ano fashions, and ex
in this market. y ''''J '"Ahs
ne ne is determined to give satisfaction 10 an bv
selltns good articles, rs well made and ne chean
us Gun oe bought in PHILADELPHIA lie therefore
not only invites the people of the country visiting
net9"h' TO give him call, but the citizens Of On
ul] aiso; ior which nothing will be charged bu,
|or not .''.oJ Puio""se
as nc intends to keep constantly on hand cverv
thing in the CLOTHING LINE, ana ali thnt
makes up gentlemHn's wardrobe. and nj sncb
prices as shall defy competition. he homes nv str;c,
attention to business, to fnpet the views md rcn
generally '"e i'"oiio
Regular Custom Business.
WIN be contihuethand garments of all kinds made
anu anu Trimmed as usual iB the best manner, M the
same stand. Particular at.ention win bn hos,,,ns
ed upon this department.
PERSONS who may not desire him to make up ,bei
garments, can be furnished with a most snnr,b
and splendid stock Of D'p''"
CLOTHS AND CASSINERS
with appropriate trimmings, utrhls store. Tb.r.
IS not as gooda stock in town ne hrs from vvh;ch
to choose. New York and Philadelnhia F,sh
ions will be regularly received.
lie IS Agent for Williams N. Y. Fashions Tai.
iors can be supplied on liberal terms, with tho
latest fashions -" '''
iGT7 Havng in common with every body ala,
known for long time that such nm establisbn,so
rs the {" bove was hadly wanted in Cauiz. he con,
ndehtiy hope that the public will triumol mi,
SUSTAIN him. Onhis part, he will exert hinss
to the utmost to please
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BY TELEGRAPH.
asa
AnRIvAL orTmE
STEAMER ATLANTIC
LATER PROM EUROPE.

,-..... New York, Aug. A.
The steamship Atlantic, Capt. West arri
we'd from Liverpool yesterday morning. at
O'Clock, with dates to the 23d July, bein.
four days later from Europe. She bring
132 passengers.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Commons, the case o
Mr. Solomons, the Jewish membeA claiming
Z a sea- from Greenwich, had been decided a
gainst his being allowed to take his seat, by
a vote of 118 to II.
The Papal Aggression Bill had been car
Fied through on the Cd, in the House of Lords
10y majority of 927-
John 0'Connell had resigned for Liner
ick, to make room for the Earl of Arundel. p
George Frederick Young, a distinguished
proteetionists, had been returned for Scar.
borough, in opposition to Earl Mulgrave, a
free trader.
De Lingard, the distinguished historian
died On the 18th ult., at Hornby.
G. Wright, Jr., failed at Liverpool, on the
22d, for go, ,000pounds sterling, and T. u w.
Stock, for 35, 00O Both these failures were
caused by the decline in Cotton
AT the Exhibition, on Monday, the shil-
ling receipts were f3,3
FRANCE.
In the French Assembly, the question of
the revision of the Constitution had been
DECIDED ADVERSELY, by vote of 440
in favor, to 228 againstit, not being wo-thirds
required by the Consultation. The subject
overpowers all others in Paris. The Minis
try are accused of corrupt movements in re-
lation to petitions for revision.
An amendment was moved, but was de-
feated by a majority of l3. 1t was reported
that the whole ministry had resigned on
Tuesday, but the report is not credited in
London.
Other than this, the news from the Cont
nent is unimportant.
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IMPossrBLE.--For lively young gentle
man to be left alone in company with
blooming young maiden Of rs, for scyera
hours, and not attempt to kiss her.
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Great FIRE t8 San FrancsSc0-F HuRdrec
Buildings Destyoycd-Loss Tire. Million,
Of Doltars-Loss Of Life.
New York, August G.
The Empire City, which left Chagres on
the 25th of July, arrived this morning. She
brings 800 passengers and $4,000 600 in gold
dust on freight, and $500, 900 in the hands
Of passengers.
The city Of San Francisco was visited by
another destructive fire on the 22d of June.
The office of the Alta Californian was blown
up, with a view to arrest the progress of the
fire, but without avail Everything was
burned from Pacific to Washington street.
and East, excepting two or three buildings
q near the corner of Jackson street. From
Washington street the fire crossed over the
rear of the Edorado House, and the new
Theatre, which was the last destroyed. The
flames spread thence to Merchant street, and
thence crossed to Clay street, on the North
side, below the California Exchange. 1t
thence extended to the brick building on the
North side occupied by Rallant & Wilde,
corner of Montgomery street. During the
progress OF the fire, immense quantities of
goods were removed to the Plaza, where
they ultimately took fire and were destroy
ed. Along Broadway everything was con-
sumed as far as Kearney street. On Pacific
street the fire consumed everything in its
course as far as Ohio street, including the
City Hall and City Hospital on Jackson st,
Everything was consumed on Montgome-
ry street, and few houses below. On
Stockton street the fire extended as far as
Washington, and there crossed diagonally
into Washington street in the rear of the
Baptist Church, which was saved. 1t then
extended down Washington street along Du-t
pont taking the Jackson House in its course,
and the California Restaurant, adjoining
Patients, in the City Hospital to the number
ninety were removed to lot in the rear of
the Hospital, and all were saved
The Presbyterian Church, on Stockton
street, was burned Charles s. Wines was
burned to death, and also Mr.. Bach, of the
firm of Bach, Burnett q Co. The number
ofbuildings destroyed is not less than 500,
and the loss is estimated at three millions of
dollars.
A row had occurred among the miners
near Carson's diggings, in which two Amer
cans and three or four Mexicans were kill
ed.
Our city is growing up very fast. Two
hundred buildings were erected during the
past week.
a horrible murder has been perpetrated att
sonora, Some persons who took offence at
some article in the Sonora Herald went tol
the room of one Of the editors, dragged him
out Of bed and shot him through the head
They also killed two o:her persons connected
with the office, and killed and wounded
three Or four Others who went to their ASST
tance.
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DAGUERREoTYPEsN

e; DC! IS q -! o o =;
ME undersigned having fitted up his rooms
Il for DaguerreoyPing, is ready to take liken-
esees of the vnrious sizes usually taken, in the
handsomest styles and most reasonable terms.
have lately REMOVED to the room immedi-
ately under the Republican Printing Office, and
over Mr.. BealFs Drug Store, where | will be
happy to accommodate my friends, and the pub
lie generally.
api9-H II. DAVIS.
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CALIFORNIA MARKETS

Previous to the fire there was..an improved
demand for all kind Of goods, but the fire
has completely unsettled the market. There
is fair demand for breadstuffs, for the in
terror supply is large. The shipments to
California are very large and far beyond the
wants of the people.
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MARRIED On Thursday the 7th inst. BY
Rev. }. M. Bray, Mr. WILLIAM CoNAwAY to Miss
LYDIA M'KNNEY, all OF Harrison County.
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WuST receiving lot of sulsesiU Mill saw
% Cast Steel Spades. &csHt sha XII II ssan Vii
Fad Lock DIThfAHs Il II
Mn 12, 1864