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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23
New Mail Routes.

The Postmaster General has advertised
the following new mail routes in this section
OF the State. Bids for carrying the mail on
them from July J, 1858 to June 80, 1856,
will be received at the Contract Office Of the
Post Office department, in the city Of WASH
ing.on uni il 8 \. II. of the 4th Of April,
1853; 10 be decided on the Q5gh Of April,
1858.
IO3g2 From SalinesyiIle, by Mechanics
town, Scroy>tieli, lIarlaem Springs, kiIgore,
Germano, and HopedaIe, to Cadlz, 81 miles
and back, once Il week; Leave Gainesville
Friday at s A. NJ; Arrives at Cadia SAME day
by 7P. NJ; Leave Cadiz Saturday al A, M;
Arrive at SaIincsviIIe same day by 7 P. NJ;
lO3&4 From CarrolIton, by Algonquin,
Palermo, New Ilagerstown, Brownsville.
West Chester, MilnersyilIe, and New Salem,
to Cambridge, At miles and back, once a
week; Leave CarrCllton Thursday at | P. NJ;
Arrive at Cambridge next day by 12 m;
Leave Cambridge Fridays at l 2. NJ; Arrive
at CarroIIton next day by 2 p. NJ.
l9-The press of the State are speaking
in tones that cannot be misunderstood a.
gainst the dastardiy conduct of the House Of
Representatives, in repeating the act for the
publication of the laws. Give it to them,
brethren, the scamps have no friends here
They have added the ''cap-sheaf'' to theil
infamy.-- Ohio Patriot.
Ey~We say, "give it to EN-" for they
richly deserve it. Our turnkey Represen.
tative, Marshall Mccall voted for their re.
peal, although friend Hatton last week forgo
to tell his readers so. He made a speecl
on the subject, and in that speech he allow
ed that printers "got too much for thei
werk," Isn't he a great Judge Of such mat
tiers. For a man like Marshall Mccall t.
say that Printers get too much for thei
work is decidedly rich. Hurrah for for tn
Franklin township sheep-head.
We have not seen but one paper in til,
State hat favors the action of tie House G
Representatives in this matter of publishin!
the laws, and that paper is a new fangIe'
notioned thing lately started in Columbus
and which goes by the name of the "Colum
bian." 1t wouldn't do it, only it's printe'
in an Office where they go on the "rat'' sys
TEN altogether. If it didn't 60 TN that sys
tenn, it would not have got the largest por
ton of the State printing to dc.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

HARD TIMEs-TARIFF OF I846.-Speak-
ing OF the new manufacturing own of Lew
lston, Me-, the Boston Journal says:
Several large mills are in successful OPP
Grafton and others are in progress. The
Lewiston Water Power Company have ,hus
lar been remarkably successful, and the
prospects are exceedingly brilliant. A div
ldend OF forty per cent. in the stock Of the
Bates Mills was cleared in 1859, and the
position OF the company warrants the ex-
pectatlon of large profits from the growth
and prosperity Of the manufacturing busi-
ness"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

The efficient, dignjfed, and able manner
in which Judge Caldwell has discharged his
duties during his term just closed, ensure the
satisfaction with which his future services
will be regarded by the people.
The Democracy of Ohio will receive the
announcement of Judge Bartiey's promo
ton with high qualification. His qualitica-
tons for an accomplished jurist have been
fully demonstrated by the successful dis
charge ofevery duty which devolved upon
him during so much of the period Of the pres
ent term as has already elapsed.
Ills unanimous nomination for r~e-elec.
ton at the last Democratic State Conven,
tioh, indicated the entirely acceptable man,
ner in which his Judicial services are es-
teemed by the Democratic people.
So far, indeed there has been no objection
urged to Judge BartIey's reelection, even
by his political opponents. His re-nomina-
ton has elected no attack upon him. OF
course the wings will make some effort
against him, but resting, as it will, upon ex-
clusively partisan grounds, a species Of hos
tility against which in the selection of judi,
cial officers the wings have often inveighed,
it will be harmless and iNa"o'o"' = ,-'' PC
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23
First Arrival!

Our old friend, A. f. Moore, has received
his supply offspring and Summer Goods
This is something new for Goods to be
brought to Cadiz in February, but Moore is
a pushing fellow, and is generally ahead,
especially in selling cheap and good goods.
Bargains Can be had there, and no mistake.
You that wish something nice and cheap,
will know where to go.
ES-The Guernsey Jetfersonian comes to
us much improved, both in the editorial and
mechanical departments OF the paper. Br.
Abel deserves a generous support from the
democracy of Guernsey county.
GS-An election for President, Recorder,
and Council of the borough of Cadiv, will
be held OIL Saturday, the 9Th day of March.
ES-Several of our merchants have gone
East to lay in theirSpring and Summer sup
ply of Goods.
EE~We are indebted to Messrs. Peppard
and Mccall for valuable Legislative docu,
ments.
Also to Hon. S. P. Chase for II
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

Rg-several ~enterprising young men Of
Salem, Columbiana County, Ohio have left
to seek their fortunes in Australia,
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

Eg-Dr. VIM. Bates, of Jefferson county,
is spoken Of AS a candidate for Governor, be-
fore the wing convention, which met in
Columbus on Yesterday.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

the title Of her mother. The name Montigo,
under which she passed in Paris, is perhaps
one Of the family names or titles of the
PalaiOix family"
The Commercial in giving this says
Like his uncle, the great Napoleon.
Louis has determined, it appears, upon a
marriage Of affection and not convenience;
with this differ nee, however, that while
Napoleon /. divorced Josephine after attain
ing imperial rank, Napoleon IL. raises one
OF the people to the throne. This marriage
may increase the ~sympaIhies of the masses
with Louis NAPOLEON"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

6rThe peeeh trees at Savannah, are in
full bloom, and many ofthe buds are open.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

EE-No decision has yet been made in
the Bank case at Columbus. The Supreme
Court is very slow about this matter.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23
Messrs. Slemmons and Rea will therefore
be the candidates on next Saturday.

E9-Our thanks are due to our friend,
Joseph McGonagIe, Esq, of Franklin town
ship, for a large list of Few subscribers, re-
ceived by the last mail. Mac. is an OLD
printer, and knows just exactly what suits
printers, and therefore has sent US a good
lot of new subs. Who will follow his TX.
ample?
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

EI-The Democracy of New Lisbon have
elected Alfred G. McCaskey Postmaster CT
that place. subjectto thedicision of the "pow.
srs that be-" at Washington.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

Ey-The fare from Cincinnati to Phila-
delphia or Baltimore, over the Little Miami,
Central, Baltimore and Ohio Railroad is
A1ed atEl6, 30--time, 39i hours.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23
Obediah Slemmons.
John Rea.

GE~ Posi- OEF1CE-To ALL WHOM 1T MAY
CoNcERN!-If the Democracy should think
proper to elect me Post Master, | shall keep
the Post Office in an eligible location, that
will be satisfactory to all. JOHN REA.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23
Chief Justice Of Ohio.

Chief Justice CALDwELL's term of office
having expired on the 9th instant, Mr.. JUS
tice BAErLEy, who succeeded him, on yes
terday morning took the Chair of Chief JUS
tee in the Supreme Court, and on the open.
ing OF the Court, Judge Caldwell presented
his commission, was sworn, and entered Oh
his new term of Office.
The order of precedence on the Supreme
Bench, is now the following:
Chief Observation-Disclosures.
Judge-CoRwIN.
THURMAN.
RANNEY.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-02-23

ETTNo choice was made on last Satur-
day at the election for Postmaster. The vote
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-26
no oUR suBscnInFns

The Of person viii BE- apon booss "A
payment Of The subscription be made IN sdysnce.
Distant subscribers money possss
which will be paid by u.s. all BY in ia
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER is published uweeky during The sea
sions OF Congress, and semi-weekly during
Subscriptions for period less than win be
proporiioned 10 the above annual rates.
0 PosTMAsTERs authorized agents and W
sending DAILY subscribers, with 500 enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with 325 enciosed WEEKLY
subscribers, si0 enclosed win be emitted copy tbs
subscribers for, gratis.
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rIvcIr ro,I,s CAuIN.

Uncle TOMS CABIN.-A ufelike dagueueotype of Mrs.
u stowe, suhor Of Uncle Tome Cahn," is exhibition
Gallery pennsy avenue together
portrait Of sonag, the famous Queen Of Song"
Dec f-dn
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-01-26

wich Connecticut, praying that the bill giving further
remedies patentees may become law; which was or
dered TO lie on the table
Mr. FELCH submitted additional documents in rea-
on TO the claim OF Joseph Campan patent for certain
land; which were referred to the Committee on Public
Lands.
Mr.. WALKER. desire TO present petition of more
than six hundred citizens of Peoria county, in the State
OF Illinois, praying that the public lands may be ceded 10
the States for the purpose OF being granted actual set
lers not possessed OF other lands As the bill which
had the honor to introduce upon this subject has been
ported upon adversely by the Committee on Public Lands.
the homestead bill has also been reported upon ad
versey and both pending before the Senate,
move that this petition contrary TO the request OF the Pc
ioners, be laid upon the table.
The motion was agreed to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

Jisstr< ss N sndemnsf alton NY The elssns Of Au-
trisn subjects on The BoSnians and ker1egoytnss
Keeh and the eutorina win still belong 10 the Porte
though more in name than reality 10 has relDqais6-
ed the night TO erect oriacstObs, on them and TO
proaeh them by sea The claim ofAusta 70 protect The
Catholic Christians 10 the Western Provces Of Turkey
vu, for the moment, waived O. Il not Of the
categorical demands. IL u believed that the eah,n
will be obliged TO dismiss his Cabins N order satisfy
the ultra Turkish party which Is highly enraged that
The Porte has yielded 70 Austria
Another statement says that the four million
pistters promised TO Austria only for the unsdustd
claims Of her suhects the claimed for repayment
of outes levied contrary TO treaty Austrian goods IL
much larger The lose srsng from tne prohibition 20
export timber from Bosnia and the Herzegovina nss
still to be made good contract, appears, exists be
tween the Porte and Austrian subjects wnieh
cures the sttsr the exclusive night Of navigating the
large river Nsrena which coming from the very heart
OF the Herzegovina reaches the Austrian territory near
Gaba Gabes, across Dama,ia and TAILS into the
Adrafic far from Kleck The Austrian Government,
is fully alive 20 the importance of such contract
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
AUSTRIA.

The Emperor has so far recovered from his
oupd ttss DO further bulletins win be Issued On the
sh INST be wAs able TO 20 out for q drive Il would
seem shf be made narrow esca3e. For several day
him indistinct, only onehaf visible, double Fever
also rln high and only kept under BY ice sppbca-
tions and the use Of the shower bath.
II was mentioned in our last dispatch, on the
authority OF letters in the Paris papers that con-pirs
ey had been discovered among The political prisoners IN
the Fortress of Comorn and that the Provost who bad
connived at the plot was hanged Immediately on his
guilt being discovered telegraphic dispatch from
Pesth Feb g. to the London Press. confirms the exist
cDce Of the plot and says assured that on the
18th the Provost of the Fortress Of Comorn was
brought here in chains and imprisoned He bad al
lowed hinse TO be led by the state prisoners into
conspiracy the object Of which was 70 deliver up the
place TO the Mssyars One Of the prisoners Disclosed
he plot" The plot when discovered was almost ripe for
execut on No fewer than 500 persons are sai TO have
been arrested IN Pesh in connection with this affair.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
NJ unicipai Elections.

READING, Pa.-There was no opposition TO
the regular Democratic ticket in any OF the Wards
except for Mayor, Select and Common Councinen,
and one or two minor Offices, who were run on indie
pendent grounds
DETRoIT. Mich.-The new Common Coun-
Gil organized the 18th inst the old Recorder Bag
presiding, and in the absence of the Mayor (ar Har
NOM Recorder Lsthrop after being sworn in, Of
hcisted a. presiding officer. The Board of Aldermen
Is composed Of 10 members, including the who held
The new Board Of Education organized on the
10th, Levi Bishop the Free School candidate, being
chosen President James Fenton, Secretary and H. H.
Brown. Treasurer. Resolutions adopted for the
collection Of the tax authorized by law for the use and
support Of the Detroit schools for the curren: year
including the literary tax. The Board u composed OF
10 members, including5 who held over.
HusrISGroS, Ind,-For Mayor, Warren
Heeox, and Recorder, VIM. Norton, who are elected
without political contest
BLOOxISGTOS, Ind.-Samuel Bonsal has
been elected Mayor, and John w. Young, Recorder.
The Mayor u "a Conservative, Compromise, Auti.
FIhbuster Democrat
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
LATEST.

The West India Mail Steamer, Orincco,
with the w Mails, arrived at Southampton, free Of
fever, at 40 P. N. of the sth At Plymouth, 9Th, ar
rived stesmer, Forerunner, with the African Mails
Prince Menzikof, Russian Envoy, had ar
rived a, Constanhnople The only story of Russian
agents being at work In the Dsnubsn Provinces. again
comes by Telegraph The statement that the mob at
Vienna attacked the British Embassy and insuted Lord
westmoreland, the Minister, s eoDtrsdicted; At the
same time there grounds for believing that an Anti.
English demonstration Of kind would have taken
place had il not been prevented by the Police
Mr. Ingersoll was invited to the Roscoe
celebration at Liverpool, but was unable to attend
Great military precautions are being taken
OF munich and throughout Bavaria generally and several
political arrests have been made.
Count de Reventlow Criminil, Minister in
the DaDth Cabinet for HoIstein has resigned In con-
sequence Of the rmnafion of the Danish Govern
ment to remove the customs line from the Elder TO The
Elbe. Gen Hansen, Minister of War, nsPoken Of as
his successor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
GERMANY.

The French steam frigate Mogador ha,
brought from Tuns colcssal bust of Juno from Car
thage ami presented 20 the Louvre by NJ Delaporte
French Consul az Cairo, on whom II was bestowed by
the Bey OF Hanis.
AT Sur Ayoy. France, the thermometer fell
during The night of the let inst 20 lola degrcee Reau
man below the freezing point
DIR Becker, one OF the condemned in the
hate political trials Cologne endeayored recently to
escape from the fortress Of Weicksehmunde nanlzic
but was retsken and consigned 10 captivity
DIR. Edward Stole. of Berlin who recently
received tbs gold mdea of the Society OF Arts tor his
researches aid inventions for Improving the manaiso-
rare a sugar, "a about 10 publish maps indicating
the stats OF sugar abrcston in the various countries
These msps-oi which an Enghsh edition will be pub
hshed by Wydre accompanied with statistical tables
aud remarks of interest to al persons interested in this
impoTtaot manufacture.
The Berlin Police have Just done smart
thing. Jew, occupying old tilapidsted house in
obscure street. and suspected a receiver of stolen
goods secretly arrested during the and carried
OF 10 prison His shop however, the Police opened
next morning usual, and Policeman disguised a. a
Jew took up his position behind the eoaner while sew
sssl others OF the force secrcted themselves In the ce
lar II was not long before customer began to make
their appearance They were politely requested 70 step
INTO the cellar where the owner Of the store busy
and would make the trade. There the unsu.pecting
customers seized gagged aud handcufed and kept
all they could be conveyed at night unobsersed, to
prison. BY this strafegem the Police succeeded IN
trapping not only the chief professional thieves, with
fu evidence against them bur also several employees
who were IN the habit Of roboing thesr mastcrsD
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

AppoNrsySrs-A dispatch from Washing
ton states that Mr. George Sumner declines the post Of
Assistant Secretary of State under Mr. Secretary Marcy
and that A. Dudley Mann has been nominated for the
post.
Hon. n G. UFHAM, Of Concord, late Judge of the
Supreme Court of New Hampshire has been nominated
AZ a Member Of the joint American and British Com
mission under the late Treaty The salary Of the Com
missioner IL 5000 The Commission Is to cit IN Lon
don for one year from the commencement Of its
sion and will embrace within its powers the cases
which have arisen since the year 1914. Parties will
be allowed six monthsto file their papers, which tme
in certain instances, may be extended three months
longer The Commissioners are TO choose common
srbiter and If unable TO agree upon the person. they
may name two and determine by lot The decisions
of the Commissioners and arbitrator will be final The
amoun, of the claims Is found TO be much larger than
was at first supposed
J. II. Harmon, formerly Editor OF The Detroit Free
Press, has been confirmed as Collector of Detroit.
VIM Tyler brother Of the Accident, has been ten
dered the place of Naval storekeeper at the Washing
ton Navy Yard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
PORTUGAL.

Lisbon dates Of LIST inst, say that he Cham
hers the the second month Of their session. were
stl discussing their reply the speech from the throne.
No business OF importance In political affairs.
The North OF Portugal has been visited by an
nmense fall Of snow. Several wine carriers and their
mules had persisted n the drifts The wolves had de-
scended from the mountains in search OF prey and In
country places many OF the houses showed over
At Lisbon the weather unusually cold for tho
and much sickness prevailed
An energetic petition has been presented to
the Qseen, from the tapuers of Oporto against the
aorree which authorizes the expectation OF bark.
Exchange ON London SAG discount OF notes
IA y cent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23
London Markets. .
MARCH s.

TEA-Ths deliveries last week were 55s co. lb. In the
prvste contract market the show OF samples large and
FB. = : ''''' > - -
SUGAR-The public salss have been well attended .ad
NEST Of the parcels od red have ehA Eed hands fully
weeks pnces In tUrrgn Sugars comparatively htte "a
dong yet the quosrons are supported Refined goods
move en freely, AZ from 10 TO SO y ewt- Crushed Is
IN tar request but deare-. TIE STOCK OF Yves; India
Is new lu5O hhc- and tcs.; Of Mauntius f6 $50 mats
q bengsl AID Madras ~, go bags aud Of foreign
COrEs-Our market is IN very inactive state never
thele.s good cru native Ceyon cannot be purchased under
IS z cvt. The stOck Of West India "a SO casks Of
Mocha ~ to bales and OF Ceyon ls2oc do Ass; 1860
CmcoRY-The dsna.nd Is very active about 800 tua, Of
root have ssd from tI4to 10 per tr Powder = gaoti
at from sH 5oE 4 run.
MoLAssEs-Nesi lncSa N moderate regaest at fol-
prces Antigua ~ TO ls; other kInds OF West India Isl
70 II Bengal and MGuritus - % Is; Cuba snd Porto
Reo elSto II Y swt. The stock SEQ suns les than
FRuIr-The demand Cor CurrAnts CONTINUE steady. ami
prets well supported RasiDs Slow sale: never
keess holders kn- Mosf other kinds OF Fruit COM
IaAnd very hale attention.
RIcE-0uI us-kei "a decidedly FAT, and ATE rate. ar
MErALs-Seversl large pA-rels of Railway Iron hav.
char red hAr6s from IS 3 70 rs 10 = Scotch Pm
lie quoted AZ 81 Leat sDe Copper are cutie deAz While
Brifish Tn worth El1 for has I'm Plates support pre-
ToEscco-There Is rAther mere business doia1 m our
mari ct but have change 70 nOt6e IN tie qaot4on
CoumOx nesrobesd Is selEs =; tIon .! 70 Z y. The
stock y sessonsbly large.
PRONISlO&S-lnsl baittEs Dcla lof h1ofe money Dlf
foreign is drOOpiug BsoOn hAs rsen 70 2 2 ewt-
INntGO-SlDee the cl0-e u tbs pubic sales sArset
be. ruled steady, and Prees nave been vel supported
HkMP AND FLAK- RAlrc Hemp IN lar request AZ tull
prces but Manila much neglected IN the value Of az,
change has taken Jse and Cor goods arr very
urn.
OiLs-Snce last report the demand fer NOS, OILS has
ruled Inactive In prices however very ute ehsnse hs
tasen place. Linseed SIC; Rape. Pale 81 do Brown,
s. 6; Cocoa nut 50 Gso Palm, s. ass 4 ewt Olive,
Florence % az IN bali chestLaces, 40 TO- Il Cod
selling al ~ Sea; 4SeSS7i Sperm, .ssG 80; Head
Matter, ss2 Greenland Whale, 4 s25 and southern
AZ IS I'm $nr-rs Turr =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-23

II Mrs. RUTH BALLou, widow of the late
Rev. Hosea Ballou, died on the LIST inst. in
Boston, aged "a. She WAS married at Is, and
was IS years loving and exemplary wife.
Six children, two sons-in.law, and one daugh-
ter-in.law, stood by her tranquil and happy
death-bed One Of her sons said Of her TO a
friend:
81 never heard my mother speak ii of human being
II people blamed for manifest wrong doing within
her hearing she always found some paliatng circurn
stance and pitied than she blamed! never heard
or 10 any one"