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The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28
Arrival Of the America.

Ngw YORK, Dec. 22--The America ar
livsd early this morning at Halifax, with
dates from liverpool to the aftei noon Of the
-Iots. The Pacific arrived out early on the
sth.
The "dviccs are interesting, but not po-
fticaliy or commercially Of marked imp 5rt-
snce. In the Elbhdon Money t'srket there
Is no material change. Gonsols closed on
Friday at 95I.
BRRADsrUFss.- Brown L Shipley's Cir
cular quotes Wheat as advanced 3la5d. -
Rsd 9s8dal0s; Wheat 9s l0ia1 los I'd. Flour
has advanced la /; Western 3as6d Balti-
more, Phladciphia and Ohio 36,6d In
Corn but small business doing and prices
sre firm. White 45s; Yellow 44s; Mixed
13s. r
PRoyIsrogs. s.--GArdner quotes small bu
e'aess doing in Pork. anr Beef dull. The
market for Bacon is sitter. but dorsnot al
ser quotations. Lard has declined Cd to Is,
&ad the market is dull and prices nominal.
LONDON, i0th--Sugar an ! Coffee steady.
Fe. quiet. III bresdStufs prices are a shade
hwer, Red wheat 63s a704 white 72sa8o
Western canal -four 36sa385. Baltimore
&nd Ohio brands 37sa39s
Two eompsnies Of Wsllachia mill ia de-
serssd TO Omrr 'achs. The small Turkish
4;eafner Mgidad was taken by e Russian
fIigs :, and afterwards recaptured by Turk.
fsh frigate. The Turkish Government re.
fuses 80 submit to the three months armistice
proposed by Englanj, in consequence of
aticlt the English Minister had long au-
dlence with tho Sultan, which WAS followed
" an extraordinary meeting OF the Diysn,
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Arrival Of the Hermann.

NEw YoRK, Dec. 2:-The steamship Her.
man has arrived, bringing London dates to
the 9TH. i
Louis Napoleon charges the King of Bel
GUM with being concerned in the scheme
which led to the fusion of the Burbsns, and
threatened to march an army into Belgium,
upon any political movement Of the coales-
esd Bourbons. The recent rapid and unex.
pected movements of the Duke Brabant,
vas supposed TO refer to this event. The
Cabinet at Brussels is in great flight.
The Ottoman Government has officially
declared that it will hot sanction privateer-
lns nor grant letters of marque.
Baron Bruck informs the Porte that Aus
trlA would support the neutrality of Servia,
The Sultan replied that he was resolved to
compel Che princes OF Servia to renounce
neutrality and given orders 10 that effect.
The Austrian Government are making
preparations for acLiye and open interference
snsEastera affsirs,
I The steamship Golden Age left Liver
pool for australia on the 5h.
The steamer Orinoco arrived at South
ampton, from the West Indies with two mil.
lions in fJseie.
The Steamship Marshall from Hapburg
for Hull, Wa wrecked with the loss Of 1870
lives.
The packet ship Ez which leit Liverpool
inr n. York on the 18th of November, put
be:k. having encountered gale on the 2o.h
Shich swept her decks and washed over
b.2El II 4passen gers and . of her crew.
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The New School Law,

The Hancock Courier in speaking Of the
present School Law, says:--"Some Of the
wiseacres Of Cincinnati and some other parts
Of the State. ars getting up petition for a
change Of some Of the provisions of the new
School law. It's probable that the present
Legislature will not take the trouble to make
a change until the new system is fairly tes-
ted. Any new arrangement will create a
little trouble at first in learning and apply
ing the various details; but time sets all
things even. aud it i, but just that the new
School Law should have season for fair
and impartial discussion, and that its friends
and the cause Of education should meet with
no unnecessary opposition. 1t is far better
to endure tho present apparent evils than
fly to those We know no: Of Let the School
Law be as it is, say we, until the various
provisions shall have been tried and approv.
ell or fund unSuted to our wants; and then,
if q change be needed, the light Of expert
ence will be caP!ed in to say wherein that
modification shall be made.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28
Short Session cf the islaturs

The following, from the Steubenvile Un-
ion corresponds with views we have hereto
fore expressed On the subject:-"The wish
is warmly entertained by all classes of our
citizens, that the Legislature will attend
promptly to the bushes. which NAV be be-
fore it, and not prolract the session as was
the case last winter. This wish is reason.
able. and should be needed by members.
Their shortest and most certain method to
gain responsibility and credit as legislators
IS to make ttgeIr stay in Columbus as short
as possible. AS far as we are informed
there Is not any great amount of business
demanding their attention this winter. All
that is essential 10 be done, need not detaip
them at the capital exceeding three months
But at the same time that we wish to see
a short session We would not overlook the
necessity OF having such laws as they NAV
pass, well matured. Let them scrutanize
carefully every sentence which they NAV
spread upon the pages of the Statute Book,
and thus save the people from the evils Of
Il-consldered and half finished Legislation.
It is is important that they should adjourn
soon; but II is more important tha. their
work should be well and thoroughly done.
Let them take whatever time may be neces.
sary to effect this purpose and then, with.
out spending weeksin useless wrangling and
quarrelliog. adjourn and come home. This
ls theeir duty, the people expect its perfor.
nance and we trust they may not be disap-
pointed"
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

A SIn FAtt --0n Thursday last, sir.
Etitestet, principal book keeper in W. L
tStcng & Co. sore, was deteetpd in embo g.
Sifng Finds snd purloining gools from the
store. ! " vas al once charged home VI on
hin, but he stoutly denied IL until the proofs
we're fastened upon him; when be made con ;
Fyssion. Il seems that he ha | been guilty
1T = long series of robberis perfectly as
fonisbius lts+se.illAl I'D ffsrequenlly get articles
iyoin the store, enter them upon the day
book. and marked them aosted. hut ne ter
posted them Tic built himself 6ae dwell
ling. spd palii the hands in part from the
store. A great deal Of cash passing into
Ills hands failed 81 end its war To the draw.
RI. ca searching his house, $3.50 in gold
ari silver and abou. $io0 WORTH of goods,
were found. These he refunded, and SIS.
signing over his property for the benefit Of
Mr. strong, be lefttown before the pro~eeu-
tor could be found. and papers drawn up
for his afrnst sgA
Mr.. Chitester has always sustained a
vsry high character, "a sa deacon ID one Of
sur churchesa superintendent ID Sabbath
Esh0ol. end leader ID d e'loiv. Blch' was
HIS daplicity and self.possesfon, thst even
while Mr. 6trong's friends were IN bis house
n .king their Investigations. he sat down to
Supper With Big family, and pronounced the
blessing as tlietab'e III usual Ar. Sfrong's
ktss BY hi1i. So ~ as ascertaiued, Is about
81. 90. - .haa1feta. .kisra'9
II 2
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S7SATK--Nr. jones us Tennessee, gave
uo.Ice df . bill to tisnihate the proceeds oil
'ae sales of pa5ic lands among The several
States.
Mr. Johnson asked to be excused from
serving ou the .rsneh 5pofiatiou Commit
see; agreed to. '.
Mr.. BroaheSd gave Ro'ice of bill ma
kIrg further provision, against eounlerfeit-
ing United States euin
but lew nnsmbers being present. the Sen
ete adjourned: .-.'
HopsE After some unmportant pro-
ssedings the House went tinto GOramittre oi
The whole on the Presidents Meessage -
As. Phillips had the floor After short
''sbate the committee rose aa3 the House
adjournsd until Tuesday.
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Business Notices.
aFJames steWart. al the conner has

&FJames Stewart. at the corner has as
6us and as nice stOck Of goods As any 9th
er store ia town. He sells unconlqn
cheap.
EFrhe ladies when they wish to make
purchases. almost inyaribly go to John Nc
cOrHiek's. They say that John keeps as
neat store and sells as cheap as any one
they are acquainted with.
ETA. F, Mocre has the largest assOrt.
ment OF ready made clothing 10 this coun-
try. Besides he has everything else in the
Dry Goods line that you need.
EgIf you wish good goods and cheap
goods. go to shot~en 4 Crsob's. and you
will obtain them and no mistake.
Ed-The enterprising firm of Wool &
Smith are never behind their neighbors;
and the ssal just as cheap as any Of them.
ESWm. Hogs & Go. have a large as
sortmenl of goods. which they are selling
uncommon cheap. Ifyeu wish good bar,
gains, go to HoSS's.
GsS-It is not worth ous while to tell our
readers how cheap s. d. II. McFadden sell
their goods; because they have as large a
list Of Customar4 as any store in Eeatern
Ohio. ...
E9-li you need any article in the Book
or Drug line, be sure to go to John Beall's
and make your ur;hases. Al of his drugs
are of the purest quality.
Rg-R. ]. Benhett has large and ex-
tensive assortment of Hardware, which he
says he he will sell as cheap as they do in
Wheeling; carriage only added,
E1 Any thing in the toy OF confectiona
ry lice can be had very cheap at Divines,
AS this is the holidays the urchi IS will
know where to go. .......
w Lofland has a very large and exten-
sive assortment of Jewelry, &c., which he
says he Ia selling uncommon cheap, in order
to make room for new supply.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28
CITIES AND TOWNS.
Added. Reduced,

Springfield, Columbus, SteubenvIle,
GAINESVILLE aud Dayton were passed as re-
turned. All others the same as the conn-
ties in which they were located. ....
There is one fact connected with the ac..
ton Of the Road worthy Of notice, viz: not
one acre of land in the State but has had its
valuatiSu changed by the Board, and all the
towns except the five above mentioned =
The Reporter is indebted to the ever gen,
tlemanly and obIigng Auditor for the above
facts.-0. S. Dem, .. .......
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No Paper Next Week.

In order to give our hands little respite
during the holidays, we have concluded to
issue no paper next week. Our subscribers
will not be the loser thereby.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

TT During the hohldays viii be an ex-
cellets opportunity to come forward and
pay up yoar subscriptions. Try it; and be-
I'm the New Year without being in debt to
the Printer. 1t win afford such relief to
those who owe their subscriptions, that they
cannot at present imagine. .....
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

GE~At the Democratic meeting held on
last Saturday, the following persons were ap-
pointed delegates to the approaching 9th of
January Convention. .-.+.
DELEaArGs. Hon. Walter Jamison, G. N
Allea. ADMINISTRATION. S. G. Peppard,
Hon Joseph Rca.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

Il OREGoN.-We are glad to learn from
private letters received in this place, that
R. R. Thompson, David Thompson and 9TH
ers Of our citizens who left for Oregon last
Spring, have arrived safely in that far dis
tant country.
They say that the Sentinel" comes there
regularly. .r. a, rs O..
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

ETIn the reported proceedings of the
State Board of Equalization in the Ohio
State Democrat, we find the following pro-
ceedings in relation to Harrison county:
Harrisoa-Mr. Jamison moved to strike
outthe per cent. increase.
Mr.. Wesllake thoughr the Beard had
better consider, end not rup into the oppo
site extreme, Of reducing all those that had
been raised, and leaving those that had
been reduced, DC, l.-..
Mr.. Walkers thought it but justice to
strike out. ..,'r +.
Mr.. Dixon said it was on his motion it had
been raised; it was more valuable than
Columbiana. 5a# ..r.....
Mr.. Jamison wished the Board to take
into consideration the value of counties a.
round it. ............
Mr.. lhrig spoke briefly ofthe time spent
in comNitte of The whole, and pow wished
to see every member in his seat.
Mr.. Anderson spoke to the point, and
went with the Representative for the reduc-
ton. aaf ..
At this point the wheels of the lightning
train of tie Board became somewhat clog. !.
ged, which caused it to lag little. 1. 1.
Mr.. Coulter felt disposed to 20 against
the motion; if they were going on in this
way, reducing, he should feel constrained
to yet ask for reduction on Richland.
Mr.. Jameson's motion was lost--she a.
mendment agreed to--5 per cent. increase.
P. s. It win be seen by reference to a
table in another column, that the 6nal &C.
tion of the Board was to reducethe appraise-
ment OF this county, two per cent, which
now leaves it at sls,i3 per acre instead Of
Sls,5o as equalised by the County Board
Of Equalization.
Our excellent member. Mr. Janison,
performed his duty we'll and faithfully. He
was always as his post; and the reduction
in this and Belmont county. shows that he
fully represented and attended to the wants
of bis consiituente. Hs a
&. The Board closed its arduous labors on
Friday morning last at O'Clock. Al, M., and
Mr.. Janpisou returned to his bone Oh the
next evening.
a u :. sa. u. u -.
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Ey That excellent Democratic paper,
the Cleveland Piaindealer, is coming ont in
an entire new dress On the first of January
1854. The Plaindealer is one Of the bes.
papels 10 tie State.
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SESSION. j J0URTAL.
Daily, Tri- w eekIY and Weekly

The Ohio State Journal will be publish
ed, during the ensuing session of the Legis.
lature, ON the following terms:
DalIy. ......................S2 $500
IuIn-WeeSiy''''''' '..................... 100
weekly .''....... ................,....... So
An extra copy will be allowed any one,
forwarding list of ten subscribers.
The proceedings OF the legislature will be
duly Aoted-parttcular attention being paid
to the spra OF debates, rather than a literal
transcript; relievieg the reader from wading
through columns OF motions and resolves.
not always the most attractive reading. "
The present Congress promises to be one
OF great interest, and morc space than usu-
al will be allowed to Its discussions. The
revision OF the Tariff the Pacific Railway.
the true reading of the Presidents Message,
the 9 Hard" and "Soft" features of Admin
lstrative Policy, as developed in the beauti.
full mosaics Of the SBaltimore and Buffalo
Platforms, certainly promises rich returns
10 the po itica! CLEANER. A gentleman per-
sonally acquainted with the varoas spheres
of Congressional life, will give this depart.
ment his special attention. ay.a,. bat
The Journal will still receive the services
OF Mr., Bascon, Arrangements are also
made for such further assistance as its means
may warrant Two gentlemen, long and
favorably known to its readers, will be reg
ular contributors. No expense, indeed. ..will
be spared, by those into whose hands it's
control has been devolved, TO answer any
efforts, however liberal, in its behalf.
GD7 Terms, inYaribly in advance.
l. THOMAS, AsSignee Of G. Scott.
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Board Of 0fEquaIisati0n.-Th ResuIt

The folIowing table viii be found % be
accurate in every respect, as It Was drawn
Up Immediately afsef The report of the Com
ns;t,ee. and final action Of the Board
lt shows the value pey acre OF land- re-
turned the per cent added to or deducted
from. each county, and the consequent val
ue per acre as equalized:
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

EEThe Steubenville and Wheeling pa
pers say that the Ohio River is now full Of
running ice, Navigation we suppose will
be soon closed. IL,
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E5- The Daily Ohio State Democrat. pub
lished by osgood, Blake & Knap, and edi-
ted by Messrs, Knap IL Flood. is an excel
lent paper. Its democracy is of the pure
metal. We hope it may be extensively
patroni5ed.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

LOLA MpytEz, ~ A suit instituted by Mrs.
Hull, Lola LoniS) for divorce, was to come
up for triil at Grass Valley, California a.
bout the Goth instant.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

E1-We have omitted our market reports
this week on account of their being no ma
.crial changein in them.
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ET These Of our whig friends who wish
full and correct reports Of the proceedings
oftbe Legislature, would do well to subscribe
for the Ohio State Journal. the prospectus
Of which may be found ia another column.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

CrTL. L. Rec, editor of the Columbian,
the Free Soil organ Of Ohio, the same gen.
tleman who 50 ardently opposed their publ
cation in the newspapers last spring, has OBJ
tained the contractfoF publishing tia laws
OF the coming Legislature, at the extremely
low price Of 80 cents per thousand ems. He
is a beautiful mess Of consistency.
Messrs. R-ihhard Il Fies. Of the Columbus
Westbote, have the contract for publishing
them in German, at TO cents per thousand
ems.
Where was a. p. Wright. Of Perrysburg,
who published the Laws t,f the last Lsgisla-
ture at is cents perthousand ems, when the
bidding was going on? We 90 not find his
name among the list Of bidders. It Is an
old adage that ga burnt child always drsaIs
the fre," and we suppose Mr.. Wright was
not anxious to have his pocket burnt again. 4
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Ohio---Right side UP .

In the organization of the House Of Rep.
rssentatves Ohio has at last obtained hen
proper position. Thanks to Speaker Boyd
for the same. s
Olds is Chairman of the Committee on
Post Offices and Post Roads. Disney o
the Public Lands. Edgerton of Claims
Green Of Enrolement.
The three fist are the most important
committees in the House, and luckily for
the country and the credit Of the State
no abler men could be found for tie STA,
ton #a# ....s .... r
Ohio is represented OF twcBty committees
Our member from this district, Hon. 4.
Stuart, is placed on two committees, that Of
"lnvald Pensions. and "Revsals and I'm
finished Business" :"
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ETWe wish our readers, one and ali. a
happy, prosperous and pleasant New Year.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-12-28

E9rJohn Mitchell the Irish psriot, assis-
ted by his devoted friend, 7. F. Megger,
are about establishing new paper in New
York, to be called the "Citizen." .-...
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a Settlement.

We should like to have a settlement with
our subscribers in Cadiz, between now and
next Wednesday morning. Come forward,
gentlemen We may be found in our Office at
all hours between IA. NJ. and S P. M
Will our good CadiE patrons attend to this
matter? Give us lif; during the holli-
davs.
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~-We third il

GH'The New York Musical Review and
Choral Advocate is the cheapest and best
Musical Paper in the world This Journal
(Which has heretofore been published month
ly) commences its 9th year in January next,
ane thenceforward il will be published every
two weeks-on every ether Thursday; thre.
by giving more than twice as much matter
without any increase in price. Each nun,
Der contains sixteen quarto pages, four OF
which are new music, consisting Of glees,
hymn tunes, chants, anthems, dedication
and holyday pieces, and, in shSst every va
riety OF mnsic adapted to purposes of re-
igious worship, to public OCCASIONS, and to
the home circle; all of which will be Of a
practical character and such as can be sung
BY persons of ordinary musical attainments.
In the Editorial department Of the Review
are engaged lin addition to Mr.. Cady, the
the former editor gentlemen Of the highegt
talent and ripest musical experience, among
whom are, George f. Root, VIM. B. Brad.
bury, Thomas Hastings, and Lowell Mason;
and its circle Of correspondence, home and
foreign, is complete. The music alone in
a volume would cost over five dollars in
the usual form. Besides this, there will be
an immense am punt Of musical news, essays,
criticism. instruction, &c. DC, all for. onlv
one dollar! Every one feeling particle OF
interestin the cause Of music will surely
subscribe. The Review will also be repu-
lar medium for the announcement Of new
musical publications by all the leading pub
fishing houses in the Union. The Subscrip.
ton list Of this paper is now larger than
that Of any similar journal in the world, and
the new arrangements, rendering it the
cheapest as we'll as (itis hoped) the most
valuable musical paper ever published, must
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TERns.--0ue dollar per anuum, or six
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Specimen numbers sent On receipt Of two
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Address, always postpaid II
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90 Park Row, Nev York.
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WAR! WARE.
LATE EANDIMPORTANTNHW A

-~~A~ = ~ - - S@N - 49, ~ - " -
Tis steamer Paeifr arrived at New YOrk
on hlondss lest wish late aud very important
news fsou the scat Of war. The telegraph
dispatch says that "a tremendous naval bat
tie had been fsaghy. in which the Rnssions
sunk tilist,sn Turkish sh;gs off EinOpe. I'M
mense eEci!rmrnt was created By this news.
1t is considered the greatest naval battle
fought since the battle of NavarinO, and was
attended with an appalling loss of lite. and
tie total destruction of sI ships Of war, On
the 3oth Of November the entire Russian
feet from Ssbastopol, under Admiral Machi-
not, 24 sail, appeared of the Turkish harbor
Sihope, where Vice Admiral 0smsn Bey
lay with ID Turkish sail. The battle lnme-
I!atelr commenced, and the shore batteries
being OF no use. the Russis ms forced the
harbor. The Turks fought ike devils, with
the mos; desperate bravery, and would net
surrender" ...
Flour has advanced Is Cd. Western
Canal and Ohio being worth37s.
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E1-An attempt to repeal the Homestead
Exemption law of Tennessee has failed.
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EyDr. A. Patterson of Guernsey and
Col. George W. Holmes of Hamilton county
are announced as candidates for Member oI
the Board of Public Works
We suppose that Col. A. P. Miller. the
present excellent Member of the Board, will
also be- a candidate. a .H