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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30
The New Temperance Law.

In another column Of to-day's paper may be found
the late law passed by the Legislature for the sup
precision of intoInperance. 1t ]confcrs authority on
township trustees, except in town and villages where
ordinances for the same purpose are in force unde
the municipal Incorporation act, to suppress or pro-.
hibit all houses, shops or stores known as places of
habitual resort for tippling and incompetence. There
are upwards Of 1900 townships in Ohio, says the
5teubenyille Union, each Of which will have laws of
its own OIL the subject. The Probate Judges, who
are made the appellate courts, will have a fine time
constituting these different local enactlnents. Under
this carte blanche TO township trustees, to legislate, a
liquor code will come into existence which will soon
swell to the size Of a family bible.
There are three laws now in force with regard to
liquor, to wit: SO much of the act Of May J., 1850. MS
is not repealed by the new constitutions; tho authori.
ty conferred on trustees Of towns and cities BY the
municipal incorporation act; and the act under con.
sideration. So far, we believe intemperance has not
diminished since the old license system was in force.
How far this new law will help to decrease the evil
remains TO be seen; but we hazard the prediction that
ii will create much more local heartburnings and
trouble than will be compensated for by all the good
1t does.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30

&y- The Cleveland and Wellsyille Railroad COM
pany have adopted the OHIO side of the river Us their
route for making a raiIroadt to bridgeport.
or The Musical World and Times is the nnme oil
a weekly paper, edited by Richard Storms Willis,
and published at Isl Broadway, New York. We are
no judge ofmusic, and are, therefore, unable to speak
of the merits Otthis publication. except from the ap-
poarancef but judging from this, our only source o.
information, We have no doubt fits value.
Address Oliver Dyer and Richard S. Willis, 257
Broadway, Nav York. Price: single copy So, two
copies @5, FIVE 80. Those v isliug ;Q,subscribe can
sec 4 number Of the work Il dis oliae.
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f,1,s7ioua mechanics, left this place on last Mon.
day, with As tanniy' Tor mat lar Oh distant country
May success attend hIa' IN his perl'oos uhaer'aNlng'
7-o~- c4o4o Gpco,,. 10 17no4
rq. moo. s.boo, ,o,v ,rov;ios far ,me oI.c,i,, Of ,
s,ba i a,no,iss;,oe NJ, the 2na ,raoslov If Oc,o.
h.r paxt ,raa s,,teeu,,n s,rros,s . icoocr,ti,
s,,lc ca,vcn,inn b, ,aa,,or I5Ir fir The on,oo.. of
n,t,i,, ,@,iryfI. man in n.,s,i,,,i,, fur .t, ,Gic,
=
80 ! I'"' ""''''' " o'p'i'''''. ~ nave Oeet'
''a"' -! ''' i'C''"' MISREPRESENTATION /" wing VI
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Notice.

A IL. special or editoria! notices which appear in
IA the editorial columns OF the "Demorrauc Sen
tiuel. g." will be charged Tor Il, Tie rate Of l&hF cents per
for every insertion. Pubs not given gratis
This rule will be strictly adhered to.
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Wing Free Sellers Read!

Mr.. Gildings has written a farewell address to his
old constituents OF Cuyahoga, Lake and Geauga.--
BY the late apporionncnl he il thrown into another
district. lie gIorities himself with all due humility,
recites the changes that have taken place III the pub
lie mind since he first Went 10 Congress declares
very decidedly hi,support .. tn "higher law in pre-
ference 10 the laws OF Congress that, in his judgment,
conflict with the teachings Of the Bible. The address
is Glddings III every respeeL-O. ). journal, Wing,
9th Instant.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30

GALpuGN's Eyrr.--Thc Washington cor
respondent X, Of the Nat. Dem, thus des-
cribes the last bewaiIing and departure Of
the Fillmore and Corwin GaIphins.
"AA de nj Alhamap!' "Wo isme, Alba
MAJ" So sang the Moors, as they left the
flowers and palaces of old Granada. But the
song Of the Moors, p~laintive and touching
as it is nothing to the songs of the GaIphins
here in Washington, as they are about to
leave the nests where they have dwelt so.
snugly %forfour years. "Wois me Galphin!'
is the universal wall. They wander round
the Capitol, the White House, and the de-
partments-scones of dearest plumber and
memory--hallowed stealings; they pack their
trunks; they take a last lingering look upon
the pleasant places of the Galphins; they feel
that soon they must depart. "Wo is me,
Galphin! Alas, that human things should
be somutable; but the Galphins have had
their day, and a very expensive day--and
now their time has come. Drop a tear
for them" r-,s - =.
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Commissioner Of Indian Affairs.

We are gratliied to learn that President
Pierce has appointed Col. Geo. w. Many
penny to the responsible post of Commis-
sioner of Indian Affairs. This appointment
must be doubIy gratifying to Mr.. NJ, from
the fact that it was neither solicited nor ex.
pected. Mr.. NJ. left in the cars to-day for
Washington, and we presume will accept Of
the place.
Few men could have been appointed bet
ter suited to such a ~post--purely upright in
his l~ife--of untir;ng industry-of large ex;-
perience in public affairs--of the ~strictest
integrety in all his official relations, he will
give confidence to the people thatthis branch
of service, now under the supervision Of the
Office of the Interior, will be faithfully adj
ministered ~ Statesman.
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Secretary Of State

thereby certify that I have compared the
foregoing law with the copy published by
the Secretary OF State in the Ohio States
man, and lind then to be correct.
JOHN SLOAN,
Auditor OF Harrison County.
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EgrEx-Gov. WILLIAMS, of Portland,
Maine, wa found dead in his bed on the
10Th inst.
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4artlett's Boundary Commission.

8artlett's Boundary Commission.
This body is happily d]cfunct, the chef,
Mr.. Bartlett, having been at list succeed
by Mr.. Campbell, of Texas. Some $780,
600 have already been expended in tie bu-
%siness, and still the work is only begun
probably all that was reformed under Bart.
lett having to be gone over again.
Bartlett was wholly united for such an
enterprise, and his unftness was made man.
fest as much by the character of a good
portion of the company that he organized
andtook with him as by the mannerin which
he managed the Survey. 1t is singular
how he could have gathered together such
a gang as a good portion Of them we're
Five were hung at Socero for lawlessness,
under sentence Of Lynch law, administered
by other members Of the commission; one
was murdered at San Antonio by a fellow
member: one was shot by another member,
between San Antonio and Ell Paso; one COM.
mitted suicide, and two or three were muir
dered in broils at or near Ell Paso.
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RE"TnoMAs NULL. SAML. ROBBINS, JonS
Mcneil and JOHN HoFFMAN, who voted for
Gen. ScoTr last fail, act hereafter with the
Democracy up in Darke county, the 7ss-
qraph tells. Is.
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~ The engineers are now at work locating the
final route of the Cadiz Branch of the Steubenyille
and Indiana Railroad.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-03-30

Tin GoLD CBoP.-A moderate estimate of the yield
of gold by California aud Australia, up to June of
last year, gives to the business world not less than
255 millions oil dollars. Asbrought in from Califor-
MIA the last two months, theyield viii probably reach
81 millions, While AIstraIia leads Off to yield 100
millions. Nemay tben-snpposing the various tab
ular returns and estimates on which we have relied
10 be correct, and they possess great authority in the
commercial world-calcu!ae thatby the first ofJan-
nary, 1854, California aud Australia viii have fur
nlshod 500 millions Of dollars worth of the precious
metal.
91"Ihare is a geutleHmn in Boston who gives
twenty-i five cents to some charitable purpose when
eyer he uses a profane word. The Secretary and
General Agent Of the Boston Providence Associa.
ton acknowledge fhe receipt ofseyenty.fye cents
from this indiyiJrll.
Whenever any Association desire a better dona
ton from him, they only have togend a gang Of mis-
chioyious urchinst to swinging on his gate, whereupol
ho. goes 10 crssis, and then they have him
4 E t NHg ---A-4A~-AA-
ar The Woodsfeld Spirit Of Democracy comes i
US greatly enlarged, B. Morris publishes a goo
paper, and tho indomitable Democracy of"Old Mon
roc' shoult give him 3 gcnqnus support
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oFFIeK or 4uE s~EdRKr,R4 OF Srlrk.
CoLuNBUs, Ohio, March i4, 1883.
j. William Triyia, Secretary OF State a.
foresaid, 10 hereby certify that the foregoing
law-is correetly copied from Che original
rolls remaining in Tins office.
WILLIAM TERVITT,
Secretary Of State.
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For OREGON.

Mr.. Abraham Ditmars, one Of oar best and most
industrious mechanics, left this place on last Mon
day. with his family, for that far of distant country.
May succ4gs attend him in his p]erilo1s undertaking.
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TTEMS..

E5-Seyeall heavy failures have taken
place in Baltimore, owing to Che heavy de-
cline in pork.
r. An inyeRtien importantto wine drink
ersIs announced in New Yorkpapers. 1t is
the substitution of bed bugs for c~ockroaches,
in imparting a nutty aud piquant flavor to
wine-the rapid consumption Of cOckroaches
having rendered them scarce.
Mass ACHUsETTs Constitution CoNvESTIoS.
whole State has been heard from with
the exception of three towns, in relation to
the appointment of delegates to the Constitu-
ton Convention, and it shows the following
glorious result;
Anti-whigs, @63
wings, 1853
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TaUsTEgB SALE or VALUABLE PnOPERTY--O~ Wss-
DAY Isnusvy, 1854 oH-s
o'cocs f's Of me pv~a.as ~ unn. cfa deed
Jo~rpn wife swbsciber bearing dt~
shs am dAy Nay year
Liner r. No 3s, oi ~ 100,
~ ~ wasnpssoW,
D-1ct ~ csanna al us s~vsssi lots pcrs psrc- ~
ri Washington,
sush~erd IL ~~v~e twenty
tw-pn fswr, ~srvydv~ ssd fs7 in square
swsa9 hses s"a spur -"s'c~' 70 me
btnrvnG-
r.s. "a s-s ono ia
and ests~n
p.ys~sns.. bAasss fsO~ a. dsy ofssss.
awd Cord n inc al
The Al coav~ysncs ~ II the puschss~r
~ esrc.s~s csspy w'sh te ~ sss IN
v-ss's v"''c- ~
JAMES Rhodes, Jrs-t...
GREEN \ HtrTr.
Dec E-2swkds As~ttar~~rr
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A Fortane for o..

THE ~ mssias Vow On ,eadss
gsgnIss yourself tina The seeas
BY whch make nos s7o 70
uavwira ssdtins bot gives
honr add ptsrere mstsnsy wssa yosf
THIS permanent and genfe- supioy men snA
SMALLEST ~ eap4ssl
Th. no agency sisA vhsssvev The
tight knowledge VIII ne -.ci.wa u psss
ps,s1 90 y, w. NORTONh co,
Circiesiie, Pickawsy county. oste
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S~4A, P,esas~l aA U-aieA Of A~.v,s.
wAcn
SATISFACTORY having sIh,sf~d
Ausasos appointed Of
punasa ou~sas. Do hereby
sssh, ENJOY
posss,
the Cpi,sd ssssss-
In tssxmoay whersof have caused these letters made
pssst United smred
~ Washington, Pad
p~cs0ksv, A. 1854, and ~ me Independence
Usssa States Il Amsica the sevsnsys'shh.
rRArKLlN pTEnCK-
~ ~ ryeadents
". H. Macy. Secretary ~ State.
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We psrcslvs management Of piece
wishes Of
hing children witness
Rawe Family their
Monster Monday evening,
hafpast ix, whole performances
THIS excellent
visa 10 ~ ess~ss~s performances.
Der A-G1
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NOTICE rO ora cUsrOM Gas.- Oar hills ell ~ r-sdy
s drs'v~ wordsv 3oh nstsa add thns~ who 4" not
~-h ~sr~ sent ~ ~ pS~>~ rs' ~" ~ @ss We wosd nsr
s.r ys~s ~
ssse ~ US % ~ ss ~ tpsarsss "~so~ r.
7 rtr~ Three socrs ~ S~a1w A~vus. - me ssrv
pan ." jsaaAv We eo"sA~~uy kpss Nssps - vww ~ 'esss
p~c ss--ss sAx Gskks sxAnA. CoLLkv
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~ = sest~ss Asesy hs~sS. ~ ChnvAss Aaunhv D~n-
ts~'sa ~~essr"sh, tsv,.a ~srsass e"ss s~sN, No.
on~h 0s"Ns" 0HA~s b, Ar "~, Acn' etfAeAts"As veH
Mrss~. @ss0ses W"<1s
~cvsh .:.. ..s~s c"sssss, ys~sy nss1s 49, Sssss,
ast~eh WN~ 8s HAsj~y Sehess
~ cn ~Hssssv~. ~ s.ad ~ buse~es~ -
ssh~sssv, ns~s m~H jsM ispsvss1 hrW Lea1 ~ hss~
ousescn puoA W<wfu. 0ns
stns~s, n sss hstAne Anpssssh eon psss Assssss
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HOLIDAY ATTHACTroys.-rhs inSssss;s, Eshibtson, on
III ian good esare sol
variety holiday 90. s-.~s v-y ow On every snsr
noon tuasiiN W.
d,,,.s The day. night sk The Rev Me- Burrows,
deliver lecture Tuesday ssehs, and VIM g.
.r.do .-o M ,D~cemb~t alsf
rse sne display ~ articles
on .rn,hs.on before the ei~ss NJ The fass.
N--AA
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IAcaEAsx or rHE HAvY.-Ws are glad to perceive that
Congress disposed take steps for the immediate in
of navy, in accordance With The recommended
hons OF the Secretary OF that department The propos-
lion to build Elk steam frgaes is likely to pass
both houses without delay and, although this Increase
is by no adequate the requirements OF the
vice, will be OF essential service protecting our com
mercia and other national interests distant quarters
OF the uofd.
There can be Little doubt tina, the coming season
viii witness very great commissions many OF The Eu-
ropsan States. The war between Russia and Turkey
according preseat appearances. is likely to be prosc
ed and OF uanscendebt Importance IN lie results The
movements on the Danube this winter v Ill be little more
Than preparatory for general struggle in the
spring But The Emperor OF Russia is no, likely TO as
seat 70 any cosdton Of peace which Turkey can offer
With safely herself, which the other European pow
ers could permit with due regard 10 their influence
and nseess Nor ia IL probable that Austria long
hold herself aloo from The struggle, decline TO take
an active par, its fortunes and her upon the
nsd will the signal for revolu ion 10 Hung airy and in
lay France and England vii be the last TO engage in
The controversy, hut il 10 than doubtful whether
the5 pos4by remain spectators OF ts progress
their o~n interests will compel them TO clam IN
deciding on the Terms OF i,s adjustment.
With such events ~ prospect, would BE- folly for
10 remain Indifferent the fact that commerce and
our cizene IN Europe will need the viglan care and
.soire,,ou OF government Our navy 10 al present
wre,chedIy inadequate to this important service. the
complaints which constantly made from every quar-
ter OF world sbanJaniiy show. We glad see
that Conxreas Of This defect. and 10 disposed
to provide remedy Tor It, II cannot be done soon
IN Times
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I'VE are glad 10 ft~lv- that representative N Con-
Ereas has been Apo MED chairman ct the Commtee
Enrosmsnt TIM J. ardnoss and very important
and Responsible post. and one tor which Nr Green
peculsssiy d. ed.
: ohio spr~uy sell Tepr. ssnied in committee Mr.
Ods chairman of the Committee on the Poss Once
and Posi- sds. Mr.. Disney OF Pubic Lands. and Mr.
Edgs roa OF Came"
We copy The above from the Fremont Democrat and
endorse every word il ssys IL relation TO be Hon r W
Green H. has made. doubt not viii commune V
maze. 6sss-rs,s memh~r-hmly his post attentive
ma faithful TO tie true, fspos~d in him Besides he /.
ssntismsnis and clever fellow thai he carnes an in.
hasaoe ell around him. The committee Of which lie 10
chairman iruy cnr II much responsibility. and to-
wards the clos Of - session - crowded with bill.
for enrolment thas il requires . triple number Of the
eommes; and il frequently happvns that bills loss
or he hrass log, changed, ts snrolmei This will
not b the while trend Greea 10 chairman Of the
eommres. unlsss there are more bills han ne can CON
pare Sasds Ky tCa,s) Mirror.
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Chvs.sunas ws~k Ladies' ~ ~. Dc~ssss~h.
unIsG CHRISTMAS WEEK. ccSsme1cns Tueaday
~ gill ne converted INFO
Dnatets CAassh 81, n
splendid nsen a" r~~hy wade avu
ecc~s, eofe0Savy selected
wut the Norh They
aGr~eass~ NJ
sSS craftsmen ~ Washing
ssdvss, ssd eecss~own G~ liberal pstscoaer
~ Co~eess !" the cry sss "~s~s " o.
Head rsey -~>si i~vscn 70 ss boys ssd s's n
WI >hsw0ra.
fws~s.aes. e~osss.~., snA AsrsnAus ~'u pesss
eopy.f
0&-1&
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Hos. Ma. LArHAs, - CAItvoRSu.-This gentle
man, ssys the BsI,moss Clipper, in appearance the
Youngest man We have IN The Hou-e of Rep
lsssntsves yet he IL sr etdnsy practical and well
niofssd The duty sas appropriately assigned to him,
y native Of Aishsma, and s.- be owed friend OF the
ias Wee President 10 pronounce paneryf upon ina,
~mtn'ei patriot and .at- How well he discharges
me aaty 's kno~n to All. His psrfornsace vas the
"fiee' u universal commentator. Mr. Benton imne-
n~'vy Crossed the hall To th~ax him Tor ~ and an vl
u-ry New Ensisnd member marked in he hearing o
our Informant that al we're welt tor country had
"SS sueh ne rh~rs OF Conss-s ss he Representative
10" ,s.iorn". yoaag " a. w." We offer me ipc.n--
hinef) 70 non~ nat sbst re see ysnag msn -.
sa"sn 10 tan, sssi,s E,xh position - our ls-,.iy
h-i-, .ni noply sa-Fsntng ny the closest iudn~t.
ehrtsir anu d-vysou 10 IL igscanneat se-ponsi entities
ss bold 10 De eur duiy, i certainly our psasurs
% assure him that the comnepdaons and of n.
soanuymsn are his csriaio reward
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Il Office hereby enclosed land warrants to j.
Clark, of Washington city, my agent cell the
witch sfred and lost One warsnt N e sse
Henry Eosrss, No 7 for 100 acres The other v Tor ~
acres No. 36, VIM. Mcclure ] The
which assigned in the usus fs ~ The
have entered em in The General
Once while application tor th.,r ensws' 20 ~
self 1kEEN " 1osLE
Dec N-iaw6w
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o 1esv~p~sos.
w4ssss~ros, Dec. ~, lssa.
TIE Acsss Of a~csvsS dividend If ~r
n M p~c6 ossk fos the hssf PEAR ~n~as
~ A rhs will b. psvshse ~ the s"ekhodvs q"
~ sh~r sh~ ~ n Jsnuav
nes NAM AD en1fTU. CanAiss-
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GROCERIES, faoGoes, Ac., AT AGCrtov-on "Wednesday
IN IN, 3s,h grocery ~ Srvsssr
,p,,. ~ oeocs ~ good
sssn~trewt ~ family Gcc~r'e., Viz
ts.npo~dsr, Impens,, fouss Hysps, and ssnes Hss
Rosa. crashed, and lest sass~ coffee
~c~v. as~ies, scts~co, ssd cseAr
fiawv. Ash, masch, indigo, srAces
sp~srs n~a al
v,wesas andw sciss~ee
6ss.s. croe h~ry wnod>u war;, 5fosms
Rs..Av. Mn, vine, ~hssksy, and srtts
aeal.s and weiehss stand casks snA Avsus~s
win a~vr which ~e deem unnecessary 70
-pum~rsss.
r-rmsx Under &qs ~. credit Of and fcu
"'"'"-, ~ w. aWwgw : SCOTT,
49,
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ras,eai Review and csev.l AAvss~as

Th~ York rosseai Review and Chevai AAvssAas
cheapest ard best mu.e.l 70 the void THIS lc~ssl
a.. az "a J,a.ry ..rt and ,ssars~srd w h. psNsshsA
every every eher Cy.s .oss mas
sr,ssa qo,o pages, Of ~s.ss,
81, p-- every variety q .d.v~s
poses o. religious ws,-p, 70 pase s.a s ~ e.
sung BY ordinary musical saaeenr ia me edoTs -
so ss.,ss. . %. l sss' ; s "; W gs $500 .:s
nsm. aausr. sna Lowell MASON coyssDoal
snce .ad foreign . eo"pcs INC asv'sw I'm - "
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IN sdnrssz 10 be~ts 49, - Dan
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Applicants addse.s the president Hv - '"es' ~
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chas~rse rressSswdaa CSuHsstsss.
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= Tp~sS~v ~ Isswavy.
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