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TTNHE subscriber, having made ample arrange
II mcnts Tor large supply OF MARBLE. keeps
constantly on hand Muntlcs. Toombs, Monn-
ments. Head and Foot Stones, etc tle is con-
stantly receiving large lois OF Italian, Egyptian
and American Marbles. which he is making up
in style not surpassed in the United States. and
will sell Mt very small advn ice on cost, either
Wholesale or retail, and solicis'all prrsons in
wanting. to give him Il cnll.
lie will also Iurnsh n beautiful White Marble
for Caps aud Sils, Steps, Fronts Pieces tor
Doors and Vaults. Tile for Aooung etc, very low
lie has also OH hand q considerable quaaility OF
Free Stone monnments, Toombs and Head Stones
! All sizes OF Grand Stones, both Tor wet aud dry
/ ginding. warranted.
0TN. B.-Lrtteling done in the latest and
m ,st bcap:ifu styles. in almost amy language re
qu red. NiCiIEL J. ROMAN,
Marble mason aud Vault Builder,
nov, Sly No. &C, Lower end OF Market st.
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NOTICE! /!

BNANCY GOUDS.-Needle.w work Collars, IN
4 der sleeves, SpencerS, II lndkerchicfs. Grape
Shawls. Gloves, Mits, etc, NJ the cheap store OF
marl7 JOHN MCCORMICK.
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RE- The London Illustrated News says
that this country sis destined in due time
to overshadow the world with its power and
glory"
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Cadiz Wool Market.

The following pres are paid for wool in
Cadiz:
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LEGION OF HONOR!

Amounts received on subscrip-
tionS to sentinel & Farmer" since
May 10. 1852:
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ES- 1t is said that the fortunes of the
Rothchilds are not less than $735, ,0OO, 900
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E9- There are 365 prisoners in the Ind
ana penitentiary.
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CADIX kUAtsi.. M. 1850. I. q. q. T.
Meets every FRIDAY EVENING. at 6o'clOck
the Hall, adjoining the Market House.
CADIX CEtii'LE OF HONOR, NO. Sc
Meets every Monday evening in the Hall ad.
Joining the Market House
Regular degree meetings on the first Monday
n every month.
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Misses Enanelud Leather J emmy Linds;
do Black hid do DO
do BrOnzc Tipped Gp dn
do Lasting Gailer E0ots;
do BronZe do DO
do CUlorcd Morocco do
With good assortment of Boy Youths and
childrcn's shoes VI of which we viii warrant
10 give general satisfaction.
The ladies will find ut this establishment m
assortment OF fine shoes not surpassed in this
place. Our assortment will be found equal 20
any in the market, and the prices 80 low.
MnV 5. 1882 r. PHILLIPS 4 SON
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MORE TROUBLE IN THE CAMP The fight
in New York between Scott and Fillmore
wakes hotter and hotter. Father Greedy is
down on FilImore's friends like thousand
of brick. He gives the whig general COM
mittee, postmaSters, Marshalls, Tide-waitcrs
&c, particular jesse. Hear him all We Fill
more men.
"Our Wing General Committee met at
the Broadway House, last evening and de-
libcrately made over the whig voters to the
tender mcrcies of the hireing bulIies, and
groy-shop bruise1s who habitualIy and profit
ably elect our delegates to our several nom
mating Conventions
"To the Wig Electors we say-Be not
dismayed by this ouuage-be not withheld
from the polls by it. Go there, every man
ofyou, next Thursday morning, if only to
see how gross an outrage This is. See, for
once, what sort of men they are who are
hired to choose your delegates, and to
crowd and fight you away from the ballot
boxes. Stand there from eight to nine
" CIoCh etIlh SCC thC SlCAC boly vi uuuDuDt-
ed whig voters in the large Wards shut off
by the Poll, and then go way to mediate on
the spectacle, and then resolve that this
shall be the last"
"lt does not seem to us that President
in office, with such Swarms of Postmasters,
MarshalS, TiIe-waiterS, &c, under him as
cover this State, who can't get one of the
first eight Delegates chosen from his own
STATE ought to decline When there is a
question as to the propriety of IL Presidents S
reelection while in Office, self respect should
impcl him to withdraw"
The New York Express, strong Fill
more paper, opens fire on the Scott camp
thus
TAKE NoTIcE, Wings that while the Fill
more papers sag nothing against Gen. Scott,
the latter class Of papers, especially in this
State, do all they can to prejudice the pub
lie mind against the President, his cabinet
and their course. Such Editors as they of
the "AlJany Evening Jounal," "B4Galo
ErpreSs," and others seem to entertain the
idea, that Gen. Scott if nominated can be
li"dC ICSluChIln III P'tc vi oil VIC luuuellCe
of the Federal Government, whose opposi-
tion they seem to be courting, while if they
were true Wings they would rather be pro-
pitiatins an influence, so necessary for sue
cess, If not so formidable for resistance
"What they are after is the restoration of
a Galphin era, when they can use tn, Fed
eral Government Treasury, just as they have
been using the Canal Lettings, and the
Bank Canal Fund in this State. Now these
men are but few in number, though they make
much noise, especially at Conventions, and
the matter with them is, and ever has been,
that Mr.. Fillmore is an upright, clear head
ed, straight forward honest man."
"Eo restore the Galphin eral" We Won
der that is the reason why some people in
Ohio support Scott SO zealously. The Ex-
press lalks about as plain as there is any
need for
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Brown and Bleached Muslins
TO THE LADIES.

The Ladies' will find in his assortment every
article Of the best and latest STYLES, selected en-,
prrssy or them. and 10 which Incig especial aS-
tention is invited.
Every body will find bst th, articles they wani
ard III pliocs snited TO The times, therefore. we
respectfully solicit the attention oi eserybodr
to The bargains he l. now prepared! to offer.
Remember the place .erner vi Hun and Sge0-
benYiIe streets CUdi1, Ohio.
Aplil2S 1852 To
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T. PHILLIPS & SON.
no EsuiirOAd Contractors.

Dea lcrs in Boots, Shoes, Leather, etc.
MAIN STREET oPP1sl~E THE PUBLIC BuiLDINOs,
(adIZ, OIIiU.
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1853.
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ImportaHt from France.

Under the above caption appears the following lead
ing editorial article in the Baltimore Sun OF yesterday
we see nothing TO confirm its main statement in the
other teegraphic reports OF The Americas news:
PRIVATE DESPATCH BY the America we have received
the following important communication respecting the
progress of European affairs under the influences prevail
ing at Paris
Notwithstanding the profound Discrimination OF Louis
Napoleon ana the three foreign ambassadors whose nu.
ence prevails IN France, and the efforts which are main
tanned to conceal the treaty which is making between
them have been able discover what has been decided
upon hitherto y has been agreed that Russia shall ex
and Prussia into the canton Of Neurhatel la the mean
time, the combined fleets Of respective parties nre to
maintain such an attitude with respect 10 England as
wl prevent all Interference from that power What is TO
Is the quarter towards which her ambition tends
The city OF Toulouse has lately been the of
proof Of the infamous character of Louis Napoleon M
Maupas having been named prf of that city, received
Instructions so to in his Office for
putting Toulouse In state OF siege. NJ Maupas, having
arrived In that city. effected his purpose and in
under arrest without any OF proof against them
search instituted into the houses of arrested parties
and in the OF this proceeding the police
CURED to Introduce quantity OF powder grenades
premises Detected In this infamous manonuvre the i'm
habitans OF Toulouse indignantly denounced the parties
u, and at the same time despatched memorial the
President demanding the and imprisonment of these
officials, in the place OF their feowczens. To this the
President responded by nominating M Maupas who d.
rected the proceeding 10 place in the minislry Alas,
The army is beginning be heartily ashamed to have
at its head contemplate commanders and dissatsfac
ton is evidently dusing itself rapidly in the ranks Nu.
instances OF revolt constantly occurring and at
would be made against the President. We are
ting to u decisive issue. Adieu."
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Tn. southsra Press.

The above Journal which but few weeks since spoke
Of running democratic candidate. it could find one OF
good moral characterwhch has declared the southern
portion Of the Union disgraced account of its deter
minaton to acquiesce in the Compromse-whi mock
ed the celebration Of the last Fourth of july declaring
tina, the oppression suffered by the South greater
than that endured by foreathers when they separa
Ted iron Great Britain-and which holds out the
idea that Cuba or other foreign territory must be seized
BY United States in order to appease the Southhas
The efronery to read lecture good manners and
to tell the democratic party what it must do at the next
Baltimore Convention. With editor reared in the
faith of the abolitionsts and the other in that OF old
fashioned whiggery, this journal alien to the demo
cac party in its feelings it has been fatal TO the
interests OF the South its wild logic in favor of sepa
rate State action. Pretending 10 adopt the views of Mr.
Jefferson in respect 10 the theory of federal system
its real design has been from the beginning TO array the
North against the South and hence IFS extreme activity
in assang every and influence in land tending
TO strengthen the love of the Constitution and the
Union